it. and i am looks at to copy it. and i am not surprised, by the way, in light of yesterday's devastating attack in france. more on that in second. but bad for in a second. but bad news for the labour they've had to the labour party. they've had to absolutely rip apart their flagship policy, flagship economic policy, their flagship economic policy, their flagship green policy going flagship green policy was going on. they're not even anywhere near power yet, and they're all ready over the ready flip flopping all over the place. yes, we're going over place. but yes, we're going over to and we are to france as well. and we are going be of course, going to be talking, of course, as that knife horror as well about that knife horror , astonishing video that's , the astonishing video that's emerging from that that will be playing you. i've got to playing for you. but i've got to ask, i've got to ask if someone is rejected from seeking asylum or being a refugee , why the heck or being a refugee, why the heck are they not put on a plane in there and then and sent somewhere else? because this is what happens if we don't do that . anyway, as you can tell, i'm incensed about this. more on this throughout but this throughout the show. but some anyway, some uplifting news anyway, because anne diamond back . because anne diamond is back. yes, everybody. and of course, we'll be back in the hot seat over there tomorrow for breakfast. her. she's been incredibly brave. she's been battling with cancer . so anne

battling with cancer. so anne diamond will be back tomorrow . a diamond will be back tomorrow. a familiar face back on gb news patrick christys on gb news. i'll see you in a tick. patrick christys on gb news. i'll see you in a tick . okay. i'll see you in a tick. okay. welcome aboard. so we are going to be hearing live from rishi sunak as well this hour. to be hearing live from rishi sunak as well this hour . and sunak as well this hour. and we're also going to be expecting footage live from the scene in france. i'm going to be asking you about this you what you think about this issue . people refused issue. if people are refused asylum or refuge in a country, should they be immune immediately deported for the sake of keeping everybody safe? gb views or gb news .com. now, though, it's your headlines. patrick thank you. good afternoon — patrick thank you. good afternoon .— patrick thank you. good afternoon . it's 3:02. your top afternoon. it's 3:02. your top stories— afternoon. it's 3:02. your top stories from _ afternoon. it's 3:02. your top stories from the— afternoon. it's 3:02. your top stories from the newsroom. french— stories from the newsroom. french president emmanuel macron is in— french president emmanuel macron is in anas— french president emmanuel macron is in anas sarwar_ french president emmanuel macron is in anas sarwar where a knife attack— is in anas sarwar where a knife attaat tatt— is in anas sarwar where a knife attack took place— is in anas sarwar where a knife attack took place yesterday. tet— attack took place yesterday. te-s teen— attack took place yesterday. he's been thanking the emergency responders— he's been thanking the emergency responders first— he's been thanking the emergency responders first to— he's been thanking the emergency responders first to the scene at

a playground— responders first to the scene at a ptaygtaaat ta— responders first to the scene at a playground in the alpine city tatter— a playground in the alpine city eatttet .— a playground in the alpine city eaten at— a playground in the alpine city earlier , he met— a playground in the alpine city earlier , he met victims of the earlier, he met victims of the attack— earlier, he met victims of the attack tang— earlier, he met victims of the attack being treated in hospital taatata— attack being treated in hospital taatate aa— attack being treated in hospital include an injured british girl. three— include an injured british girl. three year— include an injured british girl. three year old— include an injured british girl. three year old etty was one of the— three year old etty was one of the teat— three year old etty was one of the four toddlers— three year old etty was one of the four toddlers stabbed. she's eate— the four toddlers stabbed. she's eatt te— the four toddlers stabbed. she's now said to be— the four toddlers stabbed. she's now said to be in— the four toddlers stabbed. she's now said to be in a— the four toddlers stabbed. she's now said to be in a stable eeattttea— now said to be in a stable condition. the— now said to be in a stable condition. the knifeman, a syrian— condition. the knifeman, a syrian refugee,— condition. the knifeman, a syrian refugee, had been denied aeytam— syrian refugee, had been denied aeytam ta— syrian refugee, had been denied aeytam tn the— syrian refugee, had been denied asylum in the country just days tetete— asylum in the country just days tetete tte— asylum in the country just days before the attack— asylum in the country just days before the attack in the city. twe— before the attack in the city. twe atatte— before the attack in the city. two adults were— before the attack in the city. two adults were also injured . two adults were also injured. ene— two adults were also injured. one at— two adults were also injured. one at them— two adults were also injured. one of them was— two adults were also injured. one of them was 78 year old vaeat— one of them was 78 year old vaeat . — one of them was 78 year old vaeat . tt— one of them was 78 year old vaeat . tt yea— one of them was 78 year old yusuf . if you see,- one of them was 78 year old yusuf . if you see, i- one of them was 78 year old yusuf. �*" one of them was 78 year old yusuf . �*" cit" yusuf. if you see, i was sat on the bench . suddenly he stood in the bench. suddenly he stood in tent— the bench. suddenly he stood in tent et— the bench. suddenly he stood in tent at me— the bench. suddenly he stood in front of me and— the bench. suddenly he stood in front of me and tried— f suddenly he stood in front of me and tried to stab me wttt— front of me and tried to stab me wttt tate— front of me and tried to stab me with his knife.— front of me and tried to stab me with his knife. and— front of me and tried to stab me with his knife. and i made a movement with— with his knife. and i made a movement with my left arm to try and movement with my left arm to try ant avata— movement with my left arm to try ant avett tne— movement with my left arm to try and avoid the blow.— movement with my left arm to try and avoid the blow. fortunately i and avoid the blow. fortunately twat— and avoid the blow. fortunately twae enti— and avoid the blow. fortunately i was only injured— and avoid the blow. fortunately i was only injured slightly. he tene— i was only injured slightly. he was being followed by civilians , ea ne— was being followed by civilians , so he ran away— was being followed by civilians , so he ran away to the left. he attaetet— , so he ran away to the left. he attacked other— , so he ran away to the left. he attacked other people. i think , attacked other people. i think, ant— attacked other people. i think, ant wae— attacked other people. i think, and was caught— attacked other people. i think, and was caught by the police . and was caught by the police. tanne— and was caught by the police. tennet us— and was caught by the police. former us president donald trump has former us president donald trump nae teen— former us president donald trump has been indicted— former us president donald trump has been indicted on charges of tetatntnt— has been indicted on charges of retaining classified documents at me— retaining classified documents at his florida— retaining classified documents at his florida estate. ' ”ec; at his florida estate. a source etaee— at his florida estate. a source etaee ta— at his florida estate. a source etaee ta tne— at his florida estate. a source close to the case says he faces

seven charges. this is the second time trump has been indicted . he's the first former indicted. he's the first former us president to face criminal charges on a federal level, posting on his social media platform, trump has accused the government of election interfered science. he's campaigning to make a return to the white house in 2024. our country is going to hell and they come after to donald trump weaponizing the justice department, weaponizing the fbi. we can't let this continue to go on because it's— we can't let this continue to go on because it's ripping our county— on because it's ripping our county te— on because it's ripping our country to shreds as we have eaen— country to shreds as we have ewen big— country to shreds as we have such big problems . and this such big problems. and this eneattn-t— such big problems. and this shouldn't be— such big problems. and this shouldn't be one of them. it's a neat— shouldn't be one of them. it's a neat . — shouldn't be one of them. it's a neat . tact— shouldn't be one of them. it's a hoax . back here,— shouldn't be one of them. it's a hoax. f "tzrtz; : shouldn't be one of them. it's a hoax . f "tzz : ii " hoax. back here, shadow minister bambos charalambous has been suspended as a labour mp after a complaint about his conduct. he says he'll cooperate fully with the investigation into the allegation . the enfield allegation. the enfield southgate mp tweeted it's right and proper that process is allowed to take place . labour

allowed to take place. labour has yet to comment, but russia's president has announced it'll deploy tactical nuclear weapons in belarus as early as next month. vladimir putin held talks with his belarussian counterpart, alexander lukashenko , in sochi this lukashenko, in sochi this afternoon. the pair had previously agreed to plans to store russian nuclear missiles in belarus. they've now agreed to a date, saying the move will go ahead the first week of july. the missiles will remain under russian command . and akua, a 16 russian command. and akua, a 16 year old boy, has been arrested after two students were seriously injured at a private school in devon. police were called to blundell's school in tiverton at around one this morning. three people, including two students, had been assaulted and sustained multiple serious injuries . a teenager has been injuries. a teenager has been arrested on suspicion of three counts of causing grievous bodily harm. and with intent and remains in police custody . he

remains in police custody. he a teenage boy who died after being followed by police on his e—bike and then collided with an ambulance , has been named ambulance, has been named locally as saul cookson in greater manchester police said traffic officers had been following the 15 year old yesterday in salford until their car was blocked by bollards . the car was blocked by bollards. the force said the collision between the bike and ambulance happened a short time later. the incident has been referred to a police watchdog . the prime minister is watchdog. the prime minister is set to make a speech in doncaster to reassure the government's commitment to levelling up pledges . addressing levelling up pledges. addressing a conference of conservative four fs in the next few minutes, rishi sunak is expected to urge ministers not to backtrack on the agenda pioneered by boris johnson. mr sunak will say the government continues to double down on devolution and make sure the north continues chose to remain in the spotlight. the north continues chose to remain in the spotlight . shadow remain in the spotlight. shadow chancellor rachel reeves has

abandoned labour's commitment to abandoned labour's commitment to a spending £28 billion a year on a spending £28 billion a year on a green prosperity plan. instead, she says, the party will gradually increase spending over the course of parliament. ms reeves explained. economic circle distances have changed since the announcement two years ago, saying labour now wants to commit to spending only what's needed. commit to spending only what's needed . this is gb news. we'll needed. this is gb news. we'll bnng needed. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back over to . patrick in just a few hours after a failed syrian asylum seeker stabbed four young children in france. talk of sending migrants to twanta— france. talk of sending migrants to twanta wae— france. talk of sending migrants to rwanda was back— f talk of sending migrants to rwanda was back on the atenta— to rwanda was back on the agenta tat— to rwanda was back on the agenda, but it— to rwanda was back on the agenda, but it wasn't considered tww— agenda, but it wasn't considered tww wee— agenda, but it wasn't considered tww wee nete— agenda, but it wasn't considered lviv mps here who— agenda, but it wasn't considered lviv mps here who were promoting the lviv mps here who were promoting tne ttea— lviv mps here who were promoting tne ttea. n0,— lviv mps here who were promoting tne ttea. n0, tt— lviv mps here who were promoting the idea. no, it was— lviv mps here who were promoting the idea. no, it was german pettttetane— the idea. no, it was german politicians and— the idea. no, it was german politicians and suella braverman wettet— politicians and suella braverman visited rwanda— politicians and suella braverman visited rwanda in— politicians and suella braverman visited rwanda in april and the tewetnnent— visited rwanda in april and the tewetnnent te— visited rwanda in april and the government is still determined to eent— government is still determined

to send asylum— government is still determined to send asylum seekers to the atnean— to send asylum seekers to the african country. _ to send asylum seekers to the african country. that plan was tnwattet— african country. that plan was thwarted last— african country. that plan was thwarted last year by the twenean— thwarted last year by the european court of human rights . european court of human rights. but european court of human rights. eat new— european court of human rights. but now germany— european court of human rights. but now germany reportedly wants the but now germany reportedly wants tne tu— but now germany reportedly wants tne en te— but now germany reportedly wants tne en te eeew— but now germany reportedly wants tne en te eepw tne— but now germany reportedly wants the eu to copy the uk s policy. wnat— the eu to copy the uk s policy. wnat tnew-te— the eu to copy the uk s policy. what they're doing is pretending to what they're doing is pretending te wteette— what they're doing is pretending to wrestle with— what they're doing is pretending to wrestle with this idea long ant— to wrestle with this idea long ant natt— to wrestle with this idea long and hard and— to wrestle with this idea long and hard and say, oh, it's such and hard and say, oh, it's such a tttttewtt— and hard and say, oh, it's such a difficult decision— and hard and say, oh, it's such a difficult decision for germany . tnte— a difficult decision for germany . tnte te— a difficult decision for germany . this is such— a difficult decision for germany . this is such a— a difficult decision for germany . this is such a difficult thing . we-we— . this is such a difficult thing . we-we teen— . this is such a difficult thing . we've been racking our conscience. no- . we've been racking our conscience. no you want border eeewttwe— conscience. no you want border eeewntwe tnte— conscience. no you want border security? this is— conscience. no you want border security? this is a— conscience. no you want border security? this is a deterrent ant— security? this is a deterrent ant tnat-e— security? this is a deterrent and that's why— security? this is a deterrent and that's why you're doing it. ant— and that's why you're doing it. ant aetwattw— and that's why you're doing it. and actually, they probably feel a ett— and actually, they probably feel a ttt etty— and actually, they probably feel a ttt etttw tet— and actually, they probably feel a bit silly for trying stop a bit silly for trying to stop us a bit silly for trying to stop ae—tt— a bit silly for trying to stop ae—tt new- a bit silly for trying to stop us_it now as. a bit silly for trying to stop. us_it now as well. us from doing it now as well. nat— us from doing it now as well. but tt— us from doing it now as well. but tt-tnat— us from doing it now as well. but it that rwanda and but it said that rwanda and niger— but it said that rwanda and wtget eeatt— but it said that rwanda and niger could be— but it said that rwanda and niger could be used to house ntttante— niger could be used to house migrants while— niger could be used to house migrants while asylum migrants while their asylum etatne— migrants while their asylum claims processed. migrants while their asylum claims-processed. is claims are processed. and it is attwattw— claims are processed. and it is atgwattw mete— claims are processed. and it is arguably more vital than ever tetete— arguably more vital than ever tetete .— arguably more vital than ever tetete . we— arguably more vital than ever before . we have— arguably more vital than ever before . we have seen a string of before. we have seen a string of tattet— before. we have seen a string of tattet aewtwn— before. we have seen a string of failed asylum seekers in this eeantw— failed asylum seekers in this eewntw te— failed asylum seekers in this eewntw ge en— failed asylum seekers in this country go on to— failed asylum seekers in this country go on to commit atrocities. _ country go on to commit atrocities. yesterday in france we saw something similar and wat— we saw something similar and tnat etetw— we saw something similar and that story could— we saw something similar and that story could have been and may— that story could have been and may wett— that story could have been and may wett 90— that story could have been and may wett ge en— that story could have been and may well go on to— that story could have been and may well go on to be even worse. ttntete— may well go on to be even worse. ttngete eteeeet— may well go on to be even worse. fingers crossed the— may well go on to be even worse. fingers crossed the children tnwetwet— fingers crossed the children involved, the _ fingers crossed the children involved, the toddlers involved, eentatn— involved, the toddlers involved, contain sinew— involved, the toddlers involved, contain sinew to _ involved, the toddlers involved, contain sinew to get better . but contain sinew to get better. but why— contain sinew to get better. but wnw ate— contain sinew to get better. but wnw peepte— contain sinew to get better. but why are people who enter a eeantw— why are people who enter a country illegally referred used

aewtan— country illegally referred used aewtwn net— country illegally referred used asylum not just— country illegally referred used asylum not just immediately teeettete— asylum not just immediately deported? neil— asylum not just immediately deported? neil parish was an mep for deported? neil parish was an mep tet ten— deported? neil parish was an mep tet ten weane— deported? neil parish was an mep for ten years before— deported? neil parish was an mep for ten years before he became an we— for ten years before he became an we ant— for ten years before he became an we ant ne— for ten years before he became an mp and he joins me now. look tttet— an mp and he joins me now. look tttet tntnte— an mp and he joins me now. look first things first. _ an mp and he joins me now. look first things first. i— an mp and he joins me now. look first things first. i think eetnanw— first things first. i think germany adopting some kind of twanta— germany adopting some kind of rwanda migrant— germany adopting some kind of rwanda migrant scheme makes it tttetw— rwanda migrant scheme makes it more likely that— rwanda migrant scheme makes it more likely that we're going to be more likely that we're going to te atte— more likely that we're going to te atte te— more likely that we're going to te atte te te— more likely that we're going to be able to do it— more likely that we're going to be able to do it as— more likely that we're going to be able to do it as well, teeawee— be able to do it as well, because surely- be able to do it as well, because surely the echr aren't teet— because surely the echr aren't twet tent— because surely the echr aren't twet tetnt te— because surely the echr aren't just going to keep knocking back even— just going to keep knocking back even etntte— just going to keep knocking back every single country every single european country tnat—te- every single european country tnat—te te- every single european country tnat—te te ttl every single european countryi that—to do it. every single european country. that—to do it. i that says they want to do it. i tntnt— that says they want to do it. i tntnt tnat— that says they want to do it. i think that is— that says they want to do it. i think that is true. _ that says they want to do it. i think that is true. patrick i also think what is fascinating about the german situation is that, you know, you've got the social democrats, the spd in germany who are now driving a policy of actually going to nigeria or to rwanda with migrants . now, you know, the migrants. now, you know, the christian democrats were reportedly lastly , you know, reportedly lastly, you know, they are the conservative party in in germany largely lost the last general election , possibly last general election, possibly over part to do with immigration because angela merkel had let you know about a million people into germany . of course, when into germany. of course, when the economy was thriving . the the economy was thriving. the economy is no longer thriving in germany. so the whole thing is

interesting . it's both the left interesting. it's both the left and the right of politics. but of the spd also got of course, the spd have also got a their green a problem with their green coalition who don't coalition partners who don't particularly policy at particularly want this policy at the but i think you're the moment. but i think you're right to say that the whole of europe, you know, is absolutely worried about number of worried about the number of people coming in and the potential of what they might do. and course, the trouble is and of course, the trouble is with these countries, with a lot of these countries, you repatriate you can't repatriate them because got because you haven't got agreement to able to do that. agreement to be able to do that. and so therefore, looking for with that country, so therefore looking country to looking for a third country to be able to deport people to and ehhen be able to deport people to and either, you know, if they are being deported or if they're if they're asylum has not been processed , it has got to be processed, it has got to be right in my view. so but from my point of view, the politics of this is absolutely fascinating because the left and the right of politics all know that people in countries of europe, including britain, of course, are very concerned about migration. they're very concerned about migration. they're also incredibly concerned— they're also incredibly concerned about national eeewntw— concerned about national security and— concerned about national security and the security of in

tne— security and the security of in tne aee— security and the security of in tne et— security and the security of in the case of what— security and the security of in the case of what we saw in ttanee— the case of what we saw in france, which _ the case of what we saw in france, which i'm going to go on ant— france, which i'm going to go on ant tatt— france, which i'm going to go on and talk about— france, which i'm going to go on and talk about a— france, which i'm going to go on and talk about a bit later on, wet— and talk about a bit later on, wet tne— and talk about a bit later on, neil, the safety— and talk about a bit later on, neil, the safety of young ettttten— neil, the safety of young children. and— neil, the safety of young children. and if public safety is-compromised- children. and if public safety is-compromised ,- children. and if public safety is compromised , used to be is being compromised, used to be eaetttteet— is being compromised, used to be eaetttteet at— is being compromised, used to be sacrificed at the— is being compromised, used to be sacrificed at the altar of not wanttnt— sacrificed at the altar of not wanttnt te— sacrificed at the altar of not wanting to cause— sacrificed at the altar of not wanting to cause any offence or not wanting to cause any offence or net wanttnt— wanting to cause any offence or net wanttnt te— wanting to cause any offence or not wanting to maybe disadvantaged certain people who eneattn-t— disadvantaged certain people who shouldn't really— disadvantaged certain people who shouldn't really be— disadvantaged certain people who shouldn't really be in a country to shouldn't really be in a country te tettn— shouldn't really be in a country te tettn wttn.— shouldn't really be in a country to begin with. and— shouldn't really be in a country to begin with. and i don't think teeete— to begin with. and i don't think eeette—aeeeet- to begin with. and i don't think people accept that people are going to accept that for people are going to accept that ten-tenta— people are going to accept that ten-tentet. wnw— people are going to accept that for longer. why should for much longer. why should someone-been- for much longer. why should someone been refused someone who's been refused aewtan— someone who's been refused aewtwn et— someone who's been refused asylum or refugee status be attewet— asylum or refugee status be attewet te— asylum or refugee status be allowed to stay— asylum or refugee status be allowed to stay a minute in a eewntw— allowed to stay a minute in a eewntw tewent— allowed to stay a minute in a country beyond their refusal teeawee— country beyond their refusal teeawee tte— country beyond their refusal because it's just— country beyond their refusal because it's just going to eenttnae— because it's just going to continue to— because it's just going to continue to cause anger and teeentnent— continue to cause anger and resentment and— continue to cause anger and resentment and then lo and tetete— resentment and then lo and behold, someone picks up a knife and behold, someone picks up a knife ant tttee— behold, someone picks up a knife ant tttee te— behold, someone picks up a knife and tries to kill— behold, someone picks up a knife and tries to kill kids ? / and tries to kill kids? yeah, ateetatetw— and tries to kill kids? yeah, absolutely right, and tries to kill kids? yeah, absolutely right , patrick. absolutely right, patrick. i mean, killing anybody is bad, but attacking children is particularly horrible. and so , i particularly horrible. and so, i mean, people are bound to be concerned that the problem like i said, i will reiterate, is that if you're absolutely right , deported , they should be deported immediately . , they should be deported immediately. but , they should be deported immediately . but you've got to immediately. but you've got to have somewhere to deport them to. and if you can't deport them back their country

back to their own country because them because they won't have them back, you've got to have a back, then you've got to have a third country to be able to deport them but because deport them to. but because i think people do are concerned about security, i also think, you putting the other side you know, putting the other side of is you've of the argument, too, is you've got of legitimate people got a lot of legitimate people who wanting to claim who may be wanting to claim asylum, wanting come for here asylum, wanting to come for here legitimate reasons. it also puts them in a terrible position because you have got these people that should not be here, should not be france, should should not be in france, should not be in germany, should not be in britain. and so therefore, what does show is that what it does show to is that europe does need to cooperate much of, much more with us instead of, you the united kingdom, you know, in the united kingdom, instead trying to isolate us instead of trying to isolate us now we've left the eu. and now that we've left the eu. and i think that is wrong and i think we do all need to work together because it is a european problem and is a british problem as well, because of what we people that are coming across the channel having come a lot of the time all the way up through europe before they actually cross the channel. so you know, think let's sort so you know, i think let's sort of down and get an agreement of sit down and get an agreement so that we they've copied

so that we all they've copied us. they've they've copied us. and hope now this paves the and i hope now this paves the way— and i hope now this paves the way-te— and i hope now this paves the way-to actually- and i hope now this paves the way to actually happen way for this to actually happen teeaaee— way for this to actually happen because-like- way for this to actually happen because-like to- way for this to actually happen because like to say in because people like to say in the— because people like to say in the eewntw— because people like to say in this country that— because people like to say in this country that britain is an ewttten— this country that britain is an eatttet. ttte— this country that britain is an outlier. like .we_ this country that britain is an outlier. like we pulled out outlier. like if we pulled out tne— outlier. like if we pulled out tne tent— outlier. like if we pulled out tne tent 9°— outlier. like if we pulled out the echr go only belarus and tween— the echr go only belarus and tneeta te— the echr go only belarus and tneeta te te— the echr go only belarus and russia to do that. well, yeah. all russia to do that. well, yeah. ntt tent.— russia to do that. well, yeah. ntt ttgnt. otaw— russia to do that. well, yeah. all right. okay but i mean, canata-e— all right. okay but i mean, canada's not— all right. okay but i mean, canada's not in— all right. okay but i mean, canada's not in the echr and tnew-te— canada's not in the echr and tnew-te netw— canada's not in the echr and they're pretty lovely and fluffy wnen— they're pretty lovely and fluffy wnen tt— they're pretty lovely and fluffy when it comes— they're pretty lovely and fluffy when it comes to— they're pretty lovely and fluffy when it comes to human rights. ant—en— when it comes to human rights. ant—en-tnewl and they'll go, oh, you know,l we-te—eenttnt we're look at us, we're sending eeente— we're look at us, we're sending peepte ett— we're look at us, we're sending peepte ett te— we're look at us, we're sending people off to rwanda. what a nettttte— people off to rwanda. what a horrible hellhole horrible little hellhole of a eenntw— horrible little hellhole of a eenntw we— horrible little hellhole of a country we are. _ horrible little hellhole of a country we are. oh the germans are country we are. oh the germans tetnt— country we are. oh the germans tetnt tt— country we are. oh the germans are doing it, are— country we are. oh the germans are doing it, are they? oh well, us are doing it, are they? oh well, ne-nean— are doing it, are they? oh well, us-yeah well,— are doing it, are they? oh well, us-yeah well, if— are doing it, are they? oh well, us yeah well, if the us are. yeah well, if the eetnane— us are. yeah well, if the germans-it,l us are. yeah well, if the. germans-it, then germans are doing it, then tnat-e— germans are doing it, then that's probably— germans are doing it, then that's probably so that's probably okay. so aetnattn— that's probably okay. so actually, in— that's probably okay. so actually, in a- that's probably okay. so actually, in a way, we should be tnanttnt—newl thanking the germans. now, i tntnt— thanking the germans. now, i think patrick,— thanking the germans. now, i think patrick, you're right. i tttnt— think patrick, you're right. i tntnt wnat— think patrick, you're right. i think what happens- think patrick, you're right. i think what happens with politics and especially political correctness is that when everything is going fine, everybody wants to be politically correct. when there is a problem, when people really, know, of all voters really, you know, of all voters of all you know, of all persuasions are really concerned about security , really about national security, really concerned about the levels of immigration. then all of a sudden , all the political sudden, all the political parties, they lose their

political correctness and decide to have some action. and so where i could couldn't agree with is, think the with you more is, i think the german situation is making it fascinating . and i think, you fascinating. and i think, you know, let's actually see if we can actually get now some really much stronger policy for britain and also the rest. but we're less of and also the rest. but we're teee et an— and also the rest. but we're less of an outlier— and also the rest. but we're less of an outlier and- a�*t: ”tzsc but we're less of an outlier and that's wnat.— less of an outlier and that's wtat. wen,— less of an outlier and that's vital. now, neil,— less of an outlier and that's vital. now, neil, let's get to entan— vital. now, neil, let's get to britain. that's— vital. now, neil, let's get to britain. that's the thing. yeah wean— britain. that's the thing. yeah wean exaettn— britain. that's the thing. yeah yeah, exactly. i— britain. that's the thing. yeah yeah, exactly. i mean, this is tnte— yeah, exactly. i mean, this is we te— yeah, exactly. i mean, this is this is absolutely— yeah, exactly. i mean, this is this is absolutely vital moment for this is absolutely vital moment tet entan— this is absolutely vital moment for britain, okay?— this is absolutely vital moment for britain, okay? because we can now officially say, look, if we— can now officially say, look, if tne—ent- can now officially say, look, if this—evil and. this policy was so evil and went— this policy was so evil and ent tnen— this policy was so evil and wrong, then-is- this policy was so evil and wrong, then is everybody wrong, then why is everybody etee— wrong, then why is everybody etee-eeew— wrong, then why is everybody etee-eenw tte- wrong, then why is everybody else copy it? actually else trying to copy it? actually ttte— else trying to copy it? actually tnte—tntnt- else trying to copy it? actually this—thing. the- this is the right thing. the etetten — this is the right thing. the problem -ttt- this is the right thing. the problem big. look at problem is so big. look at wnat-e— problem is so big. look at wnat-e teet— problem is so big. look at what's just happened in france. teet— what's just happened in france. teet at— what's just happened in france. look at-catalogue- what's just happened in france. look at catalogue of look at the catalogue of tnettente— look at the catalogue of incidents we've had incidents that we've had over tete— incidents that we've had over nete—aewtnn - incidents that we've had over. here _ asylum seekers. here with failed asylum seekers. the liverpool maternity neeettat.— the liverpool maternity. hospital. _gone hospital. if that had gone etttnttw—wel hospital. if that had gone. slightly _we would slightly differently, we would nawe — slightly differently, we would nawe teen— slightly differently, we would have been reporting that on an ateetntetw— absolutely devastating case tnwetwnt— absolutely devastating casei tnwetwnt—e absolutely devastating case. tnwetwnt—e se involving yet again infant s, so i involving yet again infant s, so . tntnt— involving yet again infant s, so . tntnt tte— involving yet again infant s, so i think it's worthwhile bearing tnat— i think it's worthwhile bearing tnat tn— i think it's worthwhile bearing tnat tn ntnt— i think it's worthwhile bearing that in mind when it comes to tettet— that in mind when it comes to border security.— that in mind when it comes to border security. neil, thank you wetn— border security. neil, thank you new nuan— border security. neil, thank you new nnen. wett— border security. neil, thank you very much. neil parish there, of course, former— very much. neil parish there, of course, former mep before he teeane— course, former mep before he teeane-— course, former mep before he teeane- wen- course, former mep before he became-. you get-

course, former mep before he became . you get loads course, former mep before he- became-. you get loads more became an mp. you get loads more on became an mp. you get loads more en tnte— became an mp. you get loads more en tnte etew— became an mp. you get loads more en tnte etetn en— became an mp. you get loads more on this story on our— became an mp. you get loads more on this story on our website. tte— on this story on our website. we a— on this story on our website. we a ttt— on this story on our website. we a ttt et— on this story on our website. it's a bit of a— on this story on our website. it's a bit of a collection of etettee— it's a bit of a collection of stories that,— it's a bit of a collection of stories that, okay, because you nave— stories that, okay, because you nave-tne— stories that, okay, because you have .the rwanda - stories that, okay, because you have the rwanda of have got the rwanda side of tntnte— have got the rwanda side of things, what's— have got the rwanda side of things, what's going on in eetnanwe— things, what's going on in germany? looking to things, what's going on in- germany?-looking to try germany? they're looking to try to germany? they're looking to try te copy— germany? they're looking to try te eepw tt— germany? they're looking to try te eepw tt ae— germany? they're looking to try to copy it as-and- germany? they're looking to try to copy it as and we'll to copy it as well and we'll eatt— to copy it as well and we'll eattlwett— to copy it as well and we'll call.well.the- to copy it as well and we'll call well the european call as well for the european ttnten— call as well for the european wnten-tnat. — call as well for the european union-that. and- call as well for the european union that. and in light call as well for the european urwhat's that. and in light call as well for the european urwhat's beenat. and in light call as well for the european urwhat's been goingi in light call as well for the european urwhat's been going on light call as well for the european urwhat's been going on inght of what's been going on in ttanee— of what's been going on in ttanee tnet— of what's been going on in france, just going to go to the tntex— france, just going to go to the tntex twenty.— france, just going to go to the inbox quickly. i— france, just going to go to the inbox quickly. i was asking, enentt— inbox quickly. i was asking, should people— inbox quickly. i was asking, should people who are refused aewtnn— should people who are refused asylum _ status . asylum slash refugee status in a eenntw— asylum slash refugee status in a. eenntw—teeettete country be immediately deported? 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tne— keep seats in the red wall at the-election.— keep seats in the red wall at the-election. i- keep seats in the red wall at the election. i had the next election. i had a etaettnt— the next election. i had a etaettnt taw— the next election. i had a cracking day yesterday. of course-and- cracking day yesterday. ofi course-and about cracking day yesterday. of- course-and about in course i was out and about in entten— course i was out and about in sutton .ashfield_ course i was out and about in sutton ashfield with lee sutton in ashfield with lee ttnteteen— sutton in ashfield with lee anderson getting to know the anderson and getting to know the red anderson and getting to know the net watt— anderson and getting to know the red wallllittle _ anderson and getting to know the red wallllittle bit— anderson and getting to know the red wall little bit better. red wall a little bit better. ent— red wall a little bit better. ent-nan- red wall a little bit better. but main economic but labour's main economic tnetten— but labour's main economic eettew te— but labour's main economic eettew te tn— but labour's main economic policy is in absolute tatters . policy is in absolute tatters. tnew-we— policy is in absolute tatters. they've ditched— policy is in absolute tatters. they've ditched their £28 ttttten— they've ditched their £28 billion green _ they've ditched their £28 billion green prosperity pad . it billion green prosperity pad. it is billion green prosperity pad. it te wet— billion green prosperity pad. it is yet another— billion green prosperity pad. it is yet another keir starmer tt—tntn. — is yet another keir starmer u—turn. what— is yet another keir starmer u—turn. what on earth is going ene— u—turn. what on earth is going ene tn— u—turn. what on earth is going on? i'm patrick— u—turn. what on earth is going on? i'm patrick christys on gb wewe— on? i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's— on? i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news

radio.| i okay. radio. okay. so welcome back. now in a few minutes, live few minutes, we will hear live from sunak as he outlines from rishi sunak as he outlines his plans for the north of england. and there's big news about donald trump as his claim that he could be jailed for 100 years, which is absolutely staggering. but now the news that we broke in the last hour , that we broke in the last hour, labour's shadow minister, bambos charalambous , has been suspended charalambous, has been suspended by the party after a complaint about his conduct, a formal complaint against the enfield

southgate mp was made to labour's independent process. mr charalambous said that he will cooperate fully with the review . let's speak now to gb news political reporter catherine forster. catherine thank you very much. what's the latest please ? yes, so as you said, please? yes, so as you said, nat— please? yes, so as you said, we've had the— please? yes, so as you said, we've had the news- , yes, so as you said, we've had the news in the last new— we've had the news in the last ten tnat— we've had the news in the last hour that the— we've had the news in the last hour that the shadow foreign etttee— hour that the shadow foreign office minister,— hour that the shadow foreign office minister, bambos charalambous, has been suspended. _ charalambous, has been suspended. charalambous, has been- suspended. sorry. so interrupt you straight away. sorry to interrupt you straight away. we'll go back. we've got rishi sunak, i believe, who is, of course, talking now about how they're going to sort out the north of england with his policies. i believe we can go to take a little bit of rishi sunak. now, you, peter, you're a fantastic champion for darlington. something that i see first darlington. something that i see tttet-ant— darlington. something that i see first-and peter's— tea gdzt�* something that i see first and peter's absolute first hand and peter's absolute tweet— first hand and peter's absolute nteet et— first hand and peter's absolute proof et wnat— first hand and peter's absolute proof of what difference a eenntttet— proof of what difference a committed local mp can make to tnett— committed local mp can make to tnett aea— committed local mp can make to tnett tnt— committed local mp can make to their area. but as— committed local mp can make to their area. but as peter said, i nave— their area. but as peter said, i have come overnight from waentntten— have come overnight from washington where was talking washington where i was talking to washington where i was talking te tteettent— washington where i was talking to president biden about how we ensure not-our— to president biden about how we ensure not our national ensure not just our national eeentttw— ensure not just our national eeentttw .— ensure not just our national eeentttw , tnt— ensure not just our national

security , but our economic security, but our economic eeentttw— security, but our economic eeentttw ae— security, but our economic security as well- security, but our economic security as well in the coming teeatee— security as well in the coming teeatee .— security as well in the coming teeatee . tnt— security as well in the coming decades . and on— security as well in the coming decades . and on the flight back decades. and on the flight back taet— decades. and on the flight back taet ntnt— decades. and on the flight back taet nttnt, t— decades. and on the flight back last night, i was— decades. and on the flight back last night, i was reflecting on tnet— last night, i was reflecting on tnet new— last night, i was reflecting on just how much— last night, i was reflecting on just how much of— last night, i was reflecting on just how much of this security is just how much of this security te teeentent— just how much of this security is dependent on— just how much of this security is dependent on the north. it is the is dependent on the north. it is tne nettn— is dependent on the north. it is tne nettn et— is dependent on the north. it is the north of our— is dependent on the north. it is the north of our country that is at tne— the north of our country that is at tne neat— the north of our country that is at the heart of— the north of our country that is at the heart of our— the north of our country that is at the heart of our plan for enentt— at the heart of our plan for energy security— at the heart of our plan for energy security ,- at the heart of our plan for energy security , carbon capture energy security, carbon capture ant— energy security, carbon capture ant etetate— energy security, carbon capture and storage and— energy security, carbon capture and storage and teesside ettenete— and storage and teesside offshore wind— and storage and teesside offshore wind and humberside. ant— offshore wind and humberside. ant tne— offshore wind and humberside. ant tne next— offshore wind and humberside. and the next generation of nneeatt— and the next generation of nuclear power. _ and the next generation of nuclear power. small modular reactors could— nuclear power. small modular reactors could have their home in reactors could have their home tn cnnttta— reactors could have their home tn cnnttta .— reactors could have their home in cumbria . it— reactors could have their home in cumbria . it is— reactors could have their home in cumbria . it is the north that in cumbria. it is the north that is in cumbria. it is the north that te atee— in cumbria. it is the north that te atee netntnt— in cumbria. it is the north that is also helping to— in cumbria. it is the north that is also helping to ensure that we nave— is also helping to ensure that we nawe tne— is also helping to ensure that we have the critical supplies we neet— we have the critical supplies we neet tet— we have the critical supplies we neet tet tne— we have the critical supplies we need for the modern economy. the tttet— need for the modern economy. the tttet tatte— need for the modern economy. the first large scale— need for the modern economy. the first large scale lithium tettnew— first large scale lithium refinery anywhere outside of aeta— refinery anywhere outside of aeta te— refinery anywhere outside of aeta te tetnt— refinery anywhere outside of asia is being built in teesside ant— asia is being built in teesside ant tn— asia is being built in teesside ant tn taet— asia is being built in teesside and in east yorkshire. there constructing— and in east yorkshire. there constructing the— and in east yorkshire. there constructing the second largest natnet— constructing the second largest magnet material— constructing the second largest magnet material refinery outside cntna— magnet material refinery outside cntna .— magnet material refinery outside cntna . ant— magnet material refinery outside china . and these— magnet material refinery outside china . and these developments china. and these developments wttt— china. and these developments wttt netn— china. and these developments will help ensure— china. and these developments will help ensure that the future is will help ensure that the future te tntnt— will help ensure that the future te ttttnt tet— will help ensure that the future is bright for our— will help ensure that the future is bright for our auto industry . ant— is bright for our auto industry . ant tt— is bright for our auto industry . ant tt te— is bright for our auto industry . and it is the— is bright for our auto industry . and it is the north that so nnet— . and it is the north that so neat et— . and it is the north that so neat et en— . and it is the north that so much of our vital defence

manufacturing— much of our vital defence manufacturing happens. our tntnte— manufacturing happens. our future combat— manufacturing happens. our future combat air system is netnt— future combat air system is being developed in lancashire ant— being developed in lancashire ant ent— being developed in lancashire and our new aukus submarines wttt— and our new aukus submarines wttt te— and our new aukus submarines wttt te enttt— and our new aukus submarines will be built in— and our new aukus submarines will be built in barrow. and our new aukus submarines will be built in barrow . there will be built in barrow. there tnet— will be built in barrow. there tnew ate— will be built in barrow. there tnew wew— will be built in barrow. there they are now this is all proof of they are now this is all proof et wnat— they are now this is all proof et wnat ent— they are now this is all proof of what our fantastic chair, john— of what our fantastic chair, john stephenson, says a stronger wettn— john stephenson, says a stronger wettn eane— john stephenson, says a stronger wettn a— john stephenson, says a stronger north means a stronger britain . north means a stronger britain. ant— north means a stronger britain. ant tnte— north means a stronger britain. ant tnte te— north means a stronger britain. ant tnte te a— north means a stronger britain. and this is a government and a party— and this is a government and a patty tnat— and this is a government and a patty tnat te— and this is a government and a party that is absolutely committed— party that is absolutely committed to john's vision and tnteet— committed to john's vision and tnteet tne— committed to john's vision and indeed the north— committed to john's vision and indeed the north now we know tnat— indeed the north now we know tnat ent— indeed the north now we know that our majority— indeed the north now we know that our majority runs through the that our majority runs through tne wettn— that our majority runs through the north and— that our majority runs through the north and that there is no tente— the north and that there is no tente te— the north and that there is no route to electoral— the north and that there is no route to electoral success wttnent— route to electoral success wttnent wen. — route to electoral success without you. now, i know some of you without you. now, i know some of wen nave— without you. now, i know some of wen nawe eatt— without you. now, i know some of you have said we— without you. now, i know some of you have said we should have a ntntetet— you have said we should have a ntntetet tet— you have said we should have a minister for the— you have said we should have a minister for the north, but i am atttne— minister for the north, but i am a prime minister— minister for the north, but i am a prime minister for the north, ettttnt— a prime minister for the north, ettttnt .— a prime minister for the north, sitting . sitting— a prime minister for the north, sitting . sitting for a north sitting. sitting for a north nettentte— sitting. sitting for a north yorkshire constituency going neme— yorkshire constituency going nene. wnen— yorkshire constituency going home. when i— yorkshire constituency going home. when i can to northallerton. i understand . and northallerton. i understand. and the northallerton. i understand. and tne nnttne— northallerton. i understand. and the unique challenges that the wettn— the unique challenges that the tent taeee— the unique challenges that the north faces and— the unique challenges that the north faces and this government will north faces and this government wttt netn— north faces and this government wttt netn te— north faces and this government will help to address them and

tettwet— will help to address them and tettwet en— will help to address them and deliver on the— will help to address them and deliver on the promise of our son— deliver on the promise of our 2019 manifesto.— deliver on the promise of our 2019 manifesto. now i believe in atatt— 2019 manifesto. now i believe in atatt teat— 2019 manifesto. now i believe in a fair deal for— 2019 manifesto. now i believe in a fair deal for the— 2019 manifesto. now i believe in a fair deal for the north. when i a fair deal for the north. when t wae— a fair deal for the north. when t at— a fair deal for the north. when t at tne— a fair deal for the north. when i was at the treasury as chancellor,— i was at the treasury as chancellor, i- i was at the treasury as chancellor, i pushed through enantee— chancellor, i pushed through enantee te— chancellor, i pushed through changes to the— chancellor, i pushed through changes to the green book rules wnten— changes to the green book rules wnten tenetn— changes to the green book rules which govern capital investment to which govern capital investment te nake— which govern capital investment te nate ente— which govern capital investment to make sure that— which govern capital investment to make sure that the north got the to make sure that the north got tne tnnttnt— to make sure that the north got the funding that— to make sure that the north got the funding that it deserved . the funding that it deserved. ant— the funding that it deserved. ant tnte— the funding that it deserved. and this government is meeting the infrastructure— and this government is meeting the infrastructure needs of the nettn— the infrastructure needs of the nettn ae— the infrastructure needs of the nettn ae we— the infrastructure needs of the north as we speak. and i'm proud tnat— north as we speak. and i'm proud tnat ent— north as we speak. and i'm proud tnat tee— north as we speak. and i'm proud that our £96 billion— north as we speak. and i'm proud that our £96 billion integrated rail that our £96 billion integrated tatt etan— that our £96 billion integrated tatt etan tne— that our £96 billion integrated rail plan, the largest single tnweetnent— rail plan, the largest single investment in— rail plan, the largest single investment in rail ever made by a ttt— investment in rail ever made by a uk government— investment in rail ever made by a uk government ,_ investment in rail ever made by a uk government, will give the went— a uk government, will give the went a— a uk government, will give the north a connectivity . the south north a connectivity. the south nae— north a connectivity. the south nae tent— north a connectivity. the south nae tent taken— north a connectivity. the south has long taken for— north a connectivity. the south has long taken for granted. now tatent-e— has long taken for granted. now labour's vision— has long taken for granted. now labour's vision of— has long taken for granted. now labour's vision of the north is a narrow one. when keir starmer tntnte— a narrow one. when keir starmer tntnte et— a narrow one. when keir starmer tntnte et tne— a narrow one. when keir starmer thinks of the north, if he tntnte— thinks of the north, if he tntnte et— thinks of the north, if he thinks of it— thinks of the north, if he thinks of it at— thinks of the north, if he thinks of it at all, he thinks entw— thinks of it at all, he thinks entw et— thinks of it at all, he thinks entw et tne— thinks of it at all, he thinks only of the big— thinks of it at all, he thinks only of the big cities. manchester- only of the big cities. manchester liverpool, leeds, weweaette— manchester liverpool, leeds, weweaette .— manchester liverpool, leeds, newcastle . now— manchester liverpool, leeds, newcastle . now my view of the newcastle. now my view of the went— newcastle. now my view of the tent extente— newcastle. now my view of the north extends far— newcastle. now my view of the north extends far beyond that . i north extends far beyond that. i want— north extends far beyond that. i want ne— north extends far beyond that. i want ne te— north extends far beyond that. i want us to stand— north extends far beyond that. i want us to stand for every part of want us to stand for every part et tne— want us to stand for every part et tne nettn— want us to stand for every part of the north, for— want us to stand for every part of the north, for the towns and tne— of the north, for the towns and tne wtttatee— of the north, for the towns and tne wtttatee .— of the north, for the towns and the villages , as— of the north, for the towns and the villages , as well as the the villages, as well as the teat—

the villages, as well as the tteat wean— the villages, as well as the great urban centres. now, as cnaneettet— great urban centres. now, as cnaneettet .— great urban centres. now, as chancellor , i— great urban centres. now, as chancellor , i decided to open up chancellor, i decided to open up an economic campus in the north, but an economic campus in the north, tnt t— an economic campus in the north, tnt t tttn-t— an economic campus in the north, but i didn't want— an economic campus in the north, but i didn't want to— an economic campus in the north, but i didn't want to put it in a big— but i didn't want to put it in a ttt etty.— but i didn't want to put it in a ttt ettw. t— but i didn't want to put it in a big city. i wanted— but i didn't want to put it in a big city. i wanted to use it to put— big city. i wanted to use it to ent en— big city. i wanted to use it to ent en tne— big city. i wanted to use it to ent en tne nan— big city. i wanted to use it to put on the map the towns that are put on the map the towns that tee— put on the map the towns that tee etten— put on the map the towns that are too often forgotten . so we are too often forgotten. so we eet— are too often forgotten. so we eet nn— are too often forgotten. so we eet nn tne — are too often forgotten. so we set up the treasury economic eanene— set up the treasury economic eannne tn— set up the treasury economic campus in darlington and it has teen— campus in darlington and it has teen ae— campus in darlington and it has teen ae tetet— campus in darlington and it has been, as peter will— campus in darlington and it has been, as peter will tell you, ant— been, as peter will tell you, ant a— been, as peter will tell you, ant a teeent— been, as peter will tell you, and a report out— been, as peter will tell you, and a report out just today eentttne— and a report out just today confirms was— and a report out just today confirms was a— and a report out just today confirms was a great success as we now also have— confirms was a great success as we now also have a— confirms was a great success as we now also have a prime ntntetet-e— we now also have a prime minister's office- we now also have a prime minister's office there . and i minister's office there. and i wett— minister's office there. and i went ent— minister's office there. and i went ent et— minister's office there. and i work out of there on a regular taete— work out of there on a regular taete. ant— work out of there on a regular basis. and trust— work out of there on a regular basis. and trust me , if you want basis. and trust me, if you want to basis. and trust me, if you want te enante— basis. and trust me, if you want te enante new— basis. and trust me, if you want to change how whitehall thinks atent— to change how whitehall thinks atent a— to change how whitehall thinks atent a etaee— to change how whitehall thinks atent a etaee .— to change how whitehall thinks about a place , send the prime about a place, send the prime ntntetet— about a place, send the prime minister there _ about a place, send the prime minister there every month. natttntten— minister there every month. darlington is— minister there every month. darlington is now at the heart of darlington is now at the heart et en— darlington is now at the heart of our government's decision nattnt— of our government's decision nattnt .— of our government's decision nattnt . ant— of our government's decision making . and it— of our government's decision making . and it isn't just making. and it isn't just etttetate— making. and it isn't just officials and— making. and it isn't just officials and ministers making the officials and ministers making tne tentnew— officials and ministers making tne tentnew ne— officials and ministers making the journey up there . the other the journey up there. the other day— the journey up there. the other tan t— the journey up there. the other tan t eaw— the journey up there. the other day t ee— the journey up there. the other day i saw some the pichai, the tee— day i saw some the pichai, the tee et— day i saw some the pichai, the tee et eeette— day i saw some the pichai, the ceo of google there that is head of ceo of google there that is head et ene— ceo of google there that is head et et— ceo of google there that is head et et tne— ceo of google there that is head of one of the world's biggest enaentee— of one of the world's biggest companies, seeing what this part of companies, seeing what this part et tne— companies, seeing what this part et tne wett— companies, seeing what this part of the world has— companies, seeing what this part of the world has to _ companies, seeing what this part of the world has to offer. depher—

of the world has to offer. depher ant— of the world has to offer. depher and through the towns tent,— depher and through the towns tnnt, w-wee— depher and through the towns fund, we've been— depher and through the towns fund, we've been able to support nann— fund, we've been able to support many etnet— fund, we've been able to support many other great— fund, we've been able to support many other great places. 45 tewne— many other great places. 45 tewne tn— many other great places. 45 towns in the— many other great places. 45 towns in the north have received atetat— towns in the north have received atetat et— towns in the north have received a total of over— towns in the north have received a total of over £1— towns in the north have received a total of over £1 billion of tnnttnt— a total of over £1 billion of tnnttnt te— a total of over £1 billion of funding to help— a total of over £1 billion of funding to help them regenerate and revitalise— funding to help them regenerate and revitalise eyes. now that is tewetttnt— and revitalise eyes. now that is tewetttnt ne— and revitalise eyes. now that is tewetttnt ne tn— and revitalise eyes. now that is levelling up in action. i want tnnttnt— levelling up in action. i want thriving towns— levelling up in action. i want thriving towns .— levelling up in action. i want thriving towns . i— levelling up in action. i want thriving towns . i want a country thriving towns. i want a country nnete— thriving towns. i want a country wnete wen— thriving towns. i want a country wnete wen te— thriving towns. i want a country where you do not— thriving towns. i want a country where you do not have to leave tne— where you do not have to leave tne ntaee— where you do not have to leave tne etaee tnat— where you do not have to leave the place that you— where you do not have to leave the place that you love in order to the place that you love in order te eeet — the place that you love in order to succeed. now— the place that you love in order to succeed. now i— the place that you love in order to succeed. now i get that tntnte— to succeed. now i get that things aren't— to succeed. now i get that things aren't easy right now , things aren't easy right now, our economy has— things aren't easy right now, our economy has been hit by two successive shocks— our economy has been hit by two successive shocks covid and the enettw— successive shocks covid and the enettw enee— successive shocks covid and the enettw enee ente— successive shocks covid and the energy price spike caused by tnttn-e— energy price spike caused by putin's invasion— energy price spike caused by putin's invasion of ukraine. and as putin's invasion of ukraine. and ae we ttt— putin's invasion of ukraine. and as we did during— putin's invasion of ukraine. and as we did during the pandemic, we eneeentnt— as we did during the pandemic, we are supporting people we've natt— we are supporting people we've natt natt— we are supporting people we've eatt natt et— we are supporting people we've paid half of households energy tttte— paid half of households energy tttte. tnte— paid half of households energy bills. this winter,— paid half of households energy bills. this winter, funded by a tew— bills. this winter, funded by a teww en— bills. this winter, funded by a teww en tne— bills. this winter, funded by a levy on the windfall profits of enettw— levy on the windfall profits of energy companies. we are tettwettnt— energy companies. we are tettwettnt .— energy companies. we are delivering . £94 billion of cost delivering. £94 billion of cost of delivering. £94 billion of cost et tntnt— delivering. £94 billion of cost of living support— delivering. £94 billion of cost of living support . we've kept of living support. we've kept tnet— of living support. we've kept tnet tntw— of living support. we've kept fuel duty frozen— of living support. we've kept fuel duty frozen as we have done for fuel duty frozen as we have done tet tne— fuel duty frozen as we have done tet tne taet— fuel duty frozen as we have done for the last 13— fuel duty frozen as we have done for the last 13 years— fuel duty frozen as we have done for the last 13 years because we knew— for the last 13 years because we knew new— for the last 13 years because we know how important the ability to know how important the ability te tet— know how important the ability te tet atent— know how important the ability to get around is.— know how important the ability

to get around is. unlike our eppenente— to get around is. unlike our opponentst we— to get around is. unlike our opponents, we won't try and tax eeente— opponents, we won't try and tax teeete ett— opponents, we won't try and tax teeete ett tne— opponents, we won't try and tax people off the roads . and unlike people off the roads. and unlike the people off the roads. and unlike tne tatent— people off the roads. and unlike the labour government in wales , the labour government in wales, we went— the labour government in wales, we went te— the labour government in wales, we won't be stopping building teate— we won't be stopping building roads either— we won't be stopping building roads either .— we won't be stopping building roads either. now, i've told cattnet— roads either. now, i've told cabinet that— roads either. now, i've told cabinet that i— roads either. now, i've told cabinet that i want them to teete— cabinet that i want them to focus relentlessly on delivery . focus relentlessly on delivery. i focus relentlessly on delivery. t knew— focus relentlessly on delivery. t tnew tnat— focus relentlessly on delivery. i know that many— focus relentlessly on delivery. i know that many voters here nave— i know that many voters here nawe tent— i know that many voters here nawe tent ne— i know that many voters here have lent us their vote. they teettet— have lent us their vote. they decided that— have lent us their vote. they decided that after generations of decided that after generations et tetnt— decided that after generations et tetnt tet— decided that after generations of being let down by labour, tnew— of being let down by labour, they deserved— of being let down by labour, they deserved something better . they deserved something better. and they deserved something better. ant tnew— they deserved something better. ant tnew wee— they deserved something better. and they were right . and we must and they were right. and we must enen— and they were right. and we must enew tnen— and they were right. and we must show them that— and they were right. and we must show them that we— and they were right. and we must show them that we are worthy of tnett— show them that we are worthy of tnett tttet— show them that we are worthy of their trust and— show them that we are worthy of their trust and support, not by tettwettnt— their trust and support, not by delivering for— their trust and support, not by delivering for them . now i focus delivering for them. now i focus the government— delivering for them. now i focus the government on— delivering for them. now i focus the government on five ettettttee— the government on five priorities because they are what wttt— priorities because they are what wttt nake— priorities because they are what will make the— priorities because they are what will make the most difference to teeatee— will make the most difference to teeatee twee— will make the most difference to teeatee ttwee .— will make the most difference to people's lives , and— will make the most difference to people's lives , and that is why people's lives, and that is why tnew— people's lives, and that is why tnew ate— people's lives, and that is why tnew tne— people's lives, and that is why they are the people's priorities . i they are the people's priorities . t want— they are the people's priorities . t want te— they are the people's priorities . i want to halve— they are the people's priorities . i want to halve inflation teeanee— . i want to halve inflation because inflation is the enemy tnat— because inflation is the enemy tnat natee— because inflation is the enemy that makes everyone poorer. it tntee— that makes everyone poorer. it tttwee nn— that makes everyone poorer. it drives up prices,— that makes everyone poorer. it drives up prices, it erodes eawtnte— drives up prices, it erodes eawtnte ant— drives up prices, it erodes savings and any tax cut or

eeenttnt— savings and any tax cut or spending commitment we make will tntettw— spending commitment we make will tntettw te— spending commitment we make will quickly be outpaced— spending commitment we make will quickly be outpaced by inflation tee— quickly be outpaced by inflation tee we tet— quickly be outpaced by inflation unless we get it— quickly be outpaced by inflation unless we get it under control . unless we get it under control. wew— unless we get it under control. now inflation— unless we get it under control. now inflation is— unless we get it under control. now inflation is starting to tatt— now inflation is starting to an, tnt— now inflation is starting to an, tat we— now inflation is starting to fall, but we will only succeed in fall, but we will only succeed tn natwtnt— fall, but we will only succeed in halving inflation if we eenttnne— in halving inflation if we continue to— in halving inflation if we continue to be- in halving inflation if we continue to be disciplined . and continue to be disciplined. and tnat— continue to be disciplined. and tnat te— continue to be disciplined. and tnat te wnw— continue to be disciplined. and tnat te wnw we— continue to be disciplined. and that is why we cannot not and wttt— that is why we cannot not and wttt net— that is why we cannot not and wttt net attee— that is why we cannot not and will not agree to— that is why we cannot not and will not agree to inflation tnettnt— will not agree to inflation tnettnt pay— will not agree to inflation busting pay rises in the public eeete— busting pay rises in the public eeete .— busting pay rises in the public sector. halving_ busting pay rises in the public sector . halving inflation sector. halving inflation remains the— sector. halving inflation remains the single most tneettant— remains the single most important and effective policy teat— important and effective policy teat te— important and effective policy teat te netn— important and effective policy goal to help people with the eeet— goal to help people with the eeet et— goal to help people with the cost of living— goal to help people with the cost of living and sustainably increase living— cost of living and sustainably increase living standards . now increase living standards. now awettet— increase living standards. now we've averted the— increase living standards. now we've averted the predicted recession in,— we've averted the predicted recession in, but— we've averted the predicted recession in, but my ambition teee— recession in, but my ambition teee tat— recession in, but my ambition goes far beyond— recession in, but my ambition goes far beyond that . we need to goes far beyond that. we need to ten— goes far beyond that. we need to ten tne— goes far beyond that. we need to grow the economy— goes far beyond that. we need to grow the economy and i want the tent— grow the economy and i want the tent te— grow the economy and i want the tent te te— grow the economy and i want the tent te be at— grow the economy and i want the north to be at the— grow the economy and i want the north to be at the heart of our economic growth.— north to be at the heart of our economic growth. we will use our neet—tnett— economic growth. we will use our post—brexit freedoms to create the post—brexit freedoms to create tne neet— post—brexit freedoms to create the most pro—innovation and ate—entetettee— the most pro—innovation and pro—enterprise regulatory system on pro—enterprise regulatory system en eattn— pro—enterprise regulatory system en eattn ant— pro—enterprise regulatory system on earth and that— pro—enterprise regulatory system on earth and that will help us as on earth and that will help us ae we etee— on earth and that will help us ae we etet ne— on earth and that will help us as we step up our— on earth and that will help us as we step up our efforts to atttaet— as we step up our efforts to attract businesses from around the attract businesses from around tne went,— attract businesses from around

the world, from _ attract businesses from around the world, from japan last month we tnettnt— the world, from japan last month we brought home— the world, from japan last month we brought home £18 billion of tnweetnent— we brought home £18 billion of investment and— we brought home £18 billion of investment and in— we brought home £18 billion of investment and in dc. this week £14 investment and in dc. this week ttt ttttten— investment and in dc. this week ttt ttttten et— investment and in dc. this week £14 billion of new— investment and in dc. this week £14 billion of new american tnweetnent— £14 billion of new american investment into— £14 billion of new american investment into our country . we investment into our country. we eetet— investment into our country. we eetet tete— investment into our country. we eetet tete .— investment into our country. we secured jobs , jobs— investment into our country. we secured jobs , jobs created, and secured jobs, jobs created, and as secured jobs, jobs created, and ae we ttt— secured jobs, jobs created, and as we did with— secured jobs, jobs created, and as we did with the super deduction,— as we did with the super deduction, i— as we did with the super deduction, i want to use our tax eweten — deduction, i want to use our tax eweten te— deduction, i want to use our tax system to encourage companies to tnteet— system to encourage companies to tnweet nee.— system to encourage companies to invest here. the— system to encourage companies to invest here. the full— system to encourage companies to invest here. the full expensing for invest here. the full expensing tet eanttat— invest here. the full expensing for capital that— invest here. the full expensing for capital that the chancellor, jeremy— for capital that the chancellor, jeremy nnnt— for capital that the chancellor, jeremy hunt announced in the tattet— jeremy hunt announced in the tnttet te— jeremy hunt announced in the budget is akin— jeremy hunt announced in the budget is akin to— jeremy hunt announced in the budget is akin to a £9 billion tax ent— budget is akin to a £9 billion tax ent tet— budget is akin to a £9 billion tax cut for industry . we it will tax cut for industry. we it will increase business— tax cut for industry. we it will increase business investment by 3% increase business investment by ete ewetw— increase business investment by ewe ewetw wean — increase business investment by 3% every year. now no european eennttw— 3% every year. now no european eennttw etnet— 3% every year. now no european country other than— 3% every year. now no european country other than us has full exeenetnt— country other than us has full eaeenetnt ant— country other than us has full expensing and no— country other than us has full expensing and no advanced eenenw— expensing and no advanced economy anywhere in the world nae— economy anywhere in the world nae a— economy anywhere in the world has a more generous capital attewanee— has a more generous capital allowance system than us. this is allowance system than us. this te a— allowance system than us. this is a government— allowance system than us. this is a government that is determine— is a government that is determine and to back our great nanntaetnttnt— determine and to back our great manufacturing businesses , as manufacturing businesses, as nanw— manufacturing businesses, as nanw et— manufacturing businesses, as nanw et tnen— manufacturing businesses, as many of them benefiting right tete— many of them benefiting right nete tn— many of them benefiting right nete tn tne— many of them benefiting right here in the north. and we will

get here in the north. and we will tet ent— here in the north. and we will tet tent— here in the north. and we will get our debt down, as we must, to get our debt down, as we must, te nake— get our debt down, as we must, te nate ente— get our debt down, as we must, to make sure that— get our debt down, as we must, to make sure that our public ttnaneee— to make sure that our public finances are— to make sure that our public finances are sustainable . so we finances are sustainable. so we wttt— finances are sustainable. so we wttt ent— finances are sustainable. so we will cut waiting— finances are sustainable. so we will cut waiting lists because it's will cut waiting lists because tt-e waent— will cut waiting lists because it's wrong that— will cut waiting lists because it's wrong that people have to watt— it's wrong that people have to watt ee— it's wrong that people have to watt ee tent— it's wrong that people have to wait so long for— it's wrong that people have to wait so long for treatment that tnew— wait so long for treatment that tnew neet— wait so long for treatment that tnew neet ant— wait so long for treatment that they need and deserve. and we wttt— they need and deserve. and we wttt ee— they need and deserve. and we wttt enew— they need and deserve. and we will use every tool— they need and deserve. and we will use every tool at our tteneeat— will use every tool at our tteeeeat te— will use every tool at our disposal to do- will use every tool at our disposal to do this. more teetete— disposal to do this. more teetete .— disposal to do this. more doctors , more- disposal to do this. more doctors , more nurses, more doctors, more nurses, more eennnnttw— doctors, more nurses, more community diagnostic centres , community diagnostic centres, enttteat— community diagnostic centres, more surgical hubs, more choice for more surgical hubs, more choice tet patente— more surgical hubs, more choice for patients, and— more surgical hubs, more choice for patients, and more virtual wante— for patients, and more virtual watte .— for patients, and more virtual watte . ant— for patients, and more virtual wards . and finally, we will stop wards. and finally, we will stop the wards. and finally, we will stop tne teate— wards. and finally, we will stop the boats now— wards. and finally, we will stop the boats now keir starmer calls our the boats now keir starmer calls ettette— the boats now keir starmer calls ettette te— the boats now keir starmer calls our efforts to do _ the boats now keir starmer calls our efforts to do this immoral . our efforts to do this immoral. nnt— our efforts to do this immoral. ent ttt— our efforts to do this immoral. ent t-tt tett— our efforts to do this immoral. but i'll tell you— our efforts to do this immoral. but i'll tell you what's immoral is but i'll tell you what's immoral te attewtnt— but i'll tell you what's immoral te attewtnt a— but i'll tell you what's immoral is allowing a situation to eenttnne— is allowing a situation to continue where young children are continue where young children tetnt— continue where young children tetnt ent— continue where young children are being put on— continue where young children are being put on makeshift, nneeawettnw— are being put on makeshift, unseaworthy craft and being sent into unseaworthy craft and being sent tnte ene— unseaworthy craft and being sent tnte et— unseaworthy craft and being sent into one of the— unseaworthy craft and being sent into one of the busiest shipping tanee— into one of the busiest shipping tanee en— into one of the busiest shipping lanes on earth.— into one of the busiest shipping lanes on earth. it's— into one of the busiest shipping lanes on earth. it's immoral tnat— lanes on earth. it's immoral that criminal— lanes on earth. it's immoral that criminal gangs not your teetnent— that criminal gangs not your government, can— that criminal gangs not your government, can get to decide wne— government, can get to decide who comes into— government, can get to decide who comes into our country. government, can get to decide who comes into our country . we who comes into our country. we ant— who comes into our country. we ant t— who comes into our country. we ant t wen-t— who comes into our country. we and i won't let— who comes into our country. we and i won't let this— who comes into our country. we and i won't let this stand. that is and i won't let this stand. that te wnw— and i won't let this stand. that te wnw .— and i won't let this stand. that te wnw , tn— and i won't let this stand. that te wnw , tn tne— and i won't let this stand. that is why , in the teeth of labour

is why, in the teeth of labour eeeeettten— is why, in the teeth of labour eeeeettten .— is why, in the teeth of labour eeeeettten , we— is why, in the teeth of labour opposition , we are changing the opposition, we are changing the law opposition, we are changing the tan ee— opposition, we are changing the tan ee tnat— opposition, we are changing the law so that if— opposition, we are changing the law so that if you— opposition, we are changing the law so that if you come here tttetattw— law so that if you come here tttetattw .— law so that if you come here tttetattw , we— law so that if you come here illegally , we you— law so that if you come here illegally , we you will be illegally, we you will be tetatnet— illegally, we you will be detained and— illegally, we you will be detained and removed. now some say detained and removed. now some eaw tnte— detained and removed. now some eaw tnte wttt— detained and removed. now some say this will make— detained and removed. now some say this will make no difference. - say this will make no difference. that the small boats are difference. that the small boats tnet— difference. that the small boats tnet a— difference. that the small boats tnet a taet— difference. that the small boats are just a fact of— difference. that the small boats are just a fact of 21st century ttte — are just a fact of 21st century ttte .— are just a fact of 21st century ttte . t— are just a fact of 21st century life . i totally _ are just a fact of 21st century life . i totally reject that life. i totally reject that neeetnten — life. i totally reject that pessimism and we're already enewtnt— pessimism and we're already enewtnt tnat— pessimism and we're already showing that deterrence works ant— showing that deterrence works ant tnat— showing that deterrence works ant tnat tt— showing that deterrence works and that if people know that if tnew— and that if people know that if tnew eene— and that if people know that if they come here— and that if people know that if they come here illegally, they ten-t— they come here illegally, they ten-t tet— they come here illegally, they ten-t tet te— they come here illegally, they don't get to stay,— they come here illegally, they don't get to stay, they stop eentnt— don't get to stay, they stop eentnt net— don't get to stay, they stop coming. just look at how the nnnett— coming. just look at how the nnnnett et— coming. just look at how the number of albanian small boat atttwate— number of albanian small boat antwate nae— number of albanian small boat arrivals has fallen _ number of albanian small boat arrivals has fallen by almost 90,— arrivals has fallen by almost to, tettewtnt — arrivals has fallen by almost 90, following our returns deal. it 90, following our returns deal. tt enewe— 90, following our returns deal. it shows that— 90, following our returns deal. it shows that with— 90, following our returns deal. it shows that with grip and determination— it shows that with grip and determination ,_ it shows that with grip and determination , we can get on top determination, we can get on top of determination, we can get on top et tnte— determination, we can get on top of this problem.— determination, we can get on top of this problem. now the point of this problem. now the point et tetnt— of this problem. now the point et tetnt tn— of this problem. now the point of being in government is to mate— of being in government is to mate ttte— of being in government is to make life better— of being in government is to make life better for people . all make life better for people. all tnat-e— make life better for people. all tnat-e wnat— make life better for people. all that's what matters . now, i know that's what matters. now, i know tnat— that's what matters. now, i know tnat ent— that's what matters. now, i know that our opponents— that's what matters. now, i know that our opponents want to drag us that our opponents want to drag ne tewn— that our opponents want to drag us down rabbit— that our opponents want to drag us down rabbit holes into old attunente— us down rabbit holes into old attnnente te— us down rabbit holes into old arguments to distract us by ttwtnt— arguments to distract us by ttwtnt te— arguments to distract us by ttwtnt te tntn— arguments to distract us by trying to turn politics back tnte— trying to turn politics back tnte a— trying to turn politics back tnte a eean— trying to turn politics back into a soap opera. but we must teetet— into a soap opera. but we must

teetet tnat— into a soap opera. but we must resist that temptation because the resist that temptation because tne etatee— resist that temptation because the stakes are— resist that temptation because the stakes are too— resist that temptation because the stakes are too high. now. seetetw— the stakes are too high. now. seetetw nttnt— the stakes are too high. now. society might not be jeremy cettwn— society might not be jeremy cettwn tnt— society might not be jeremy corbyn, but we _ society might not be jeremy corbyn, but we should be in no tenet— corbyn, but we should be in no tentt atent— corbyn, but we should be in no doubt about the— corbyn, but we should be in no doubt about the dangers that a tatent— doubt about the dangers that a labour government poses. do you tntnt— labour government poses. do you tntnt .— labour government poses. do you tntnt . tet— labour government poses. do you tntnt . tet ene— labour government poses. do you think. for one second that a statnet— think. for one second that a starmer administration would be ettettttetnt— starmer administration would be prioritising tackling illegal ntttatten— prioritising tackling illegal migration, delivering on post enent— migration, delivering on post brexit opportunities in trade ant— brexit opportunities in trade and technology? of course not. i tne— and technology? of course not. i mean the opposite.— and technology? of course not. i mean the opposite. in fact , now mean the opposite. in fact, now tntnte— mean the opposite. in fact, now tntnte ate— mean the opposite. in fact, now things are tough— mean the opposite. in fact, now things are tough right now. people— things are tough right now. teeete ate— things are tough right now. people are frustrated. but i knew— people are frustrated. but i knew tnew— people are frustrated. but i know they are— people are frustrated. but i know they are willing to give us the know they are willing to give us tne etettt— know they are willing to give us tne etettt tt— know they are willing to give us the credit if and— know they are willing to give us the credit if and when we get teentte— the credit if and when we get results because _ the credit if and when we get results because that's what they want— results because that's what they want neet— results because that's what they want most above— results because that's what they want most above party politics is want most above party politics te te— want most above party politics te te tettewe— want most above party politics is to believe that— want most above party politics is to believe that politicians etttt— is to believe that politicians etttt tet— is to believe that politicians can still get things done that tenetnnent— can still get things done that government can— can still get things done that government can actually work for tnet— government can actually work for them, net— government can actually work for tea, net tnet— government can actually work for them, not just indulge itself . them, not just indulge itself. now:— them, not just indulge itself. wen, tt— them, not just indulge itself. wen, tt we— them, not just indulge itself. now, if we can— them, not just indulge itself. now, if we can keep our focus ant— now, if we can keep our focus ant ent— now, if we can keep our focus ant nnttw— now, if we can keep our focus ant unitvt t— now, if we can keep our focus and our unity, i promise you we

ant— and our unity, i promise you we ant we wttt— and our unity, i promise you we can and we will win. and our unity, i promise you we can and we will win . now, i know can and we will win. now, i know wee— can and we will win. now, i know we teen— can and we will win. now, i know you've been talking— can and we will win. now, i know you've been talking about the nantteete— you've been talking about the manifesto and— you've been talking about the manifesto and what you want to see us achieve— manifesto and what you want to see us achieve in— manifesto and what you want to see us achieve in the next five weae— see us achieve in the next five weae wew— see us achieve in the next five years. now, there— see us achieve in the next five years. now, there will be plenty of conversations _ years. now, there will be plenty of conversations to— years. now, there will be plenty of conversations to come about tnat— of conversations to come about tnat .— of conversations to come about tnat , tnt— of conversations to come about tnat , tat t— of conversations to come about that, but i can— of conversations to come about that, but i can tell— of conversations to come about that, but i can tell you today tnat— that, but i can tell you today tnat t— that, but i can tell you today tnat t want— that, but i can tell you today that i want our— that, but i can tell you today that i want our manifesto to ettet— that i want our manifesto to ettet a— that i want our manifesto to offer a distinctly— that i want our manifesto to offer a distinctly conservative wteten — offer a distinctly conservative wteten .— offer a distinctly conservative wteten . tnen— offer a distinctly conservative vision . then i— offer a distinctly conservative vision . then i want it to vision. then i want it to tetteet— vision. then i want it to reflect that— vision. then i want it to reflect that we are proud of our natten— reflect that we are proud of our natten .— reflect that we are proud of our natten . we— reflect that we are proud of our nation . we support the nation. we support the institutions— nation. we support the institutions that make it great nem— institutions that make it great tten tne— institutions that make it great from the royal— institutions that make it great from the royal family to every tanttw— from the royal family to every tanttw .— from the royal family to every tanttw . we— from the royal family to every family . we want— from the royal family to every family . we want to allow people family. we want to allow people to family. we want to allow people te tate— family. we want to allow people te tate taet— family. we want to allow people to take back control of their twee— to take back control of their ttwee .— to take back control of their ttwee . we— to take back control of their lives . we are— to take back control of their lives . we are the party that lives. we are the party that tettewee— lives. we are the party that believes that— lives. we are the party that believes that the individual natee— believes that the individual makes better— believes that the individual makes better choices about their ttte— makes better choices about their ttte tnan— makes better choices about their own life than the— makes better choices about their own life than the state. we know tnat— own life than the state. we know tnat tne— own life than the state. we know tnat tne neteen— own life than the state. we know that the person in— own life than the state. we know that the person in whitehall teeent— that the person in whitehall doesn't know— that the person in whitehall doesn't know best, but our nantteete— doesn't know best, but our manifesto will— doesn't know best, but our manifesto will reaffirm that we are manifesto will reaffirm that we tne— manifesto will reaffirm that we tne nanw— manifesto will reaffirm that we are the party with— manifesto will reaffirm that we are the party with the energy ant— are the party with the energy ant tne— are the party with the energy and the ideas— are the party with the energy and the ideas to— are the party with the energy and the ideas to change britain wett— and the ideas to change britain now. keir starmer— and the ideas to change britain now. keir starmer , by contrast, now. keir starmer, by contrast, teeent— now. keir starmer, by contrast, teeen-t nave— now. keir starmer, by contrast, doesn't have any— now. keir starmer, by contrast, doesn't have any ideas. but ten-t— doesn't have any ideas. but ten-t tate— doesn't have any ideas. but ten-t tate nw— doesn't have any ideas. but don't take my word for it. take his don't take my word for it. take nte taet— don't take my word for it. take nte taet weat— don't take my word for it. take his last year he— don't take my word for it. take his last year he signed . an

his last year he signed. an eteeet— his last year he signed. an £18,000 deal— his last year he signed. an £18,000 deal to- his last year he signed. an £18,000 deal to write a book atent— £18,000 deal to write a book atent nte— £18,000 deal to write a book about his vision— £18,000 deal to write a book about his vision for britain , about his vision for britain, nte— about his vision for britain, nte tteae— about his vision for britain, his ideas to— about his vision for britain, his ideas to make the country tettet— his ideas to make the country tettet t,— his ideas to make the country better for, you— his ideas to make the country better for, you know what? this weat— better for, you know what? this weat ne — better for, you know what? this year he decided— better for, you know what? this year he decided he needed to pay taet— year he decided he needed to pay taet tne— year he decided he needed to pay back the £18,000 _ year he decided he needed to pay back the £18,000 because he eenttn-t— back the £18,000 because he couldn't work— back the £18,000 because he couldn't work out— back the £18,000 because he couldn't work out what to put in the couldn't work out what to put in tne teeet. — couldn't work out what to put in the book. turns— couldn't work out what to put in the book. turns out— couldn't work out what to put in the book. turns out his vision for the book. turns out his vision tet ntttatn— the book. turns out his vision for britain literally is a blank eneet— for britain literally is a blank eneet et— for britain literally is a blank eneet et eaten— for britain literally is a blank sheet of paper .— for britain literally is a blank sheet of paper. and when labour do sheet of paper. and when labour te eene— sheet of paper. and when labour te ent— sheet of paper. and when labour do come out with— sheet of paper. and when labour do come out with ideas , they are do come out with ideas, they are new— do come out with ideas, they are new tat— do come out with ideas, they are new tat enee— do come out with ideas, they are very bad ones. just— do come out with ideas, they are very bad ones. just look at tnett— very bad ones. just look at tnett neet— very bad ones. just look at their most recent proposal to tan— their most recent proposal to tan ttttttnt— their most recent proposal to ban drilling in— their most recent proposal to ban drilling in the north sea. it's ban drilling in the north sea. we a— ban drilling in the north sea. it's a decision— ban drilling in the north sea. it's a decision that puts tteetetw— it's a decision that puts ideology above jobs, above investment, _ ideology above jobs, above investment, above energy eeentttw— investment, above energy security and _ investment, above energy security and think about it, tnew— security and think about it, tnew ten-t— security and think about it, they don't want— security and think about it, they don't want to ban all oil ant— they don't want to ban all oil ant tae— they don't want to ban all oil ant tae .— they don't want to ban all oil ant tae . tnew— they don't want to ban all oil and gas. they just want to ban natten— and gas. they just want to ban ntttten ett— and gas. they just want to ban british oil and— and gas. they just want to ban british oil and gas. i mean, tatent-e— british oil and gas. i mean, labour's plan— british oil and gas. i mean, labour's plan would make us teeentent— labour's plan would make us teeentent en— labour's plan would make us dependent on dictators and anteetate— dependent on dictators and anteetate .— dependent on dictators and autocrats . it's— dependent on dictators and autocrats . it's and it tells you autocrats. it's and it tells you all autocrats. it's and it tells you at wen— autocrats. it's and it tells you at wen neet— autocrats. it's and it tells you all you need to— autocrats. it's and it tells you all you need to know about

new— all you need to know about kirsty himars_ all you need to know about kirsty himars judgement as statnet— kirsty himars judgement as starmer government would be a tteaetet— starmer government would be a tteaetet tet— starmer government would be a disaster for britain— starmer government would be a disaster for britain and for the non..— disaster for britain and for the wettn ant— disaster for britain and for the wettn ant we— disaster for britain and for the north, and we owe it to the eennttw— north, and we owe it to the eennttw te— north, and we owe it to the country to not— north, and we owe it to the country to not let that happen . country to not let that happen. wew— country to not let that happen. wew t— country to not let that happen. wew t tnew— country to not let that happen. now i know the— country to not let that happen. now i know the secure future tnat— now i know the secure future tnat we— now i know the secure future tnat we want— now i know the secure future that we want it— now i know the secure future that we want it is— now i know the secure future that we want it is one in which even— that we want it is one in which even eat— that we want it is one in which even eat et— that we want it is one in which even eat et tne— that we want it is one in which every part of the uk helps drive tetwatt— every part of the uk helps drive forward growth,— every part of the uk helps drive forward growth, one where people feel forward growth, one where people teet nnte— forward growth, one where people teet nnte tn— forward growth, one where people feel pride in their— forward growth, one where people feel pride in their community ant— feel pride in their community ant tnett— feel pride in their community and their country. be one where eeeettnnttw— and their country. be one where eeeettnnttw te— and their country. be one where opportunity is spread right across this— opportunity is spread right across this great nation of se— across this great nation of ours. so let's— across this great nation of ours. so let's come together. tet-e— ours. so let's come together. tet-e eteate — ours. so let's come together. let's create that— ours. so let's come together. let's create that better future , one in which— let's create that better future , one in which the north aentewee— , one in which the north achieves its— , one in which the north achieves its full economic eetenttat— achieves its full economic eetenttat .— achieves its full economic potential . while let's build potential. while let's build tnat— potential. while let's build that stronger— potential. while let's build that stronger britain and let's enttt— that stronger britain and let's tnttt tnat— that stronger britain and let's build that stronger north and tet-e— build that stronger north and tet-e te— build that stronger north and tet-e te tt— build that stronger north and let's do it together. thank you . wen. tnete— let's do it together. thank you . wow. there we— let's do it together. thank you . there we go. there that . wow. there we go. there that is . wow. there we go. there that te tttent— . wow. there we go. there that is rishi sunak,— . wow. there we go. there that is rishi sunak, the— . there we go. there that is rishi sunak, the prime ntntetet— is rishi sunak, the prime minister just— is rishi sunak, the prime minister just having that conversation— minister just having that conversation in doncaster about tetnt— conversation in doncaster about tetnt a— conversation in doncaster about tetnt a tttne— conversation in doncaster about being a prime minister for the went.— being a prime minister for the wettn. etaw— being a prime minister for the north. okay and— being a prime minister for the north. okay and he was talking atent— north. okay and he was talking atent tne— north. okay and he was talking about the economic prosperity of

the about the economic prosperity of tne won..— about the economic prosperity of tne wettn, ttwtnt— about the economic prosperity of the north, trying to bolster the nettnetn— the north, trying to bolster the northern outlook— the north, trying to bolster the northern outlook and the economy as northern outlook and the economy ae wett. — northern outlook and the economy ae wett. ne— northern outlook and the economy ae wett. ne wae— northern outlook and the economy as well. he was also— northern outlook and the economy as well. he was also having tatte— as well. he was also having tntte tattet— as well. he was also having quite barbed digs really at keir statnet— quite barbed digs really at keir statnet .— quite barbed digs really at keir statnet , wne— quite barbed digs really at keir starmer , who regularly referred starmer, who regularly referred to starmer, who regularly referred te ae— starmer, who regularly referred te ae sta— starmer, who regularly referred to as sir softy,— starmer, who regularly referred to as sir softy, and he was eawtnt— to as sir softy, and he was eawtnt tnat— to as sir softy, and he was saying that whenever labour do nawe — saying that whenever labour do nawe teet— saying that whenever labour do have good ideas— saying that whenever labour do have good ideas ,_ saying that whenever labour do have good ideas , sorry, have have good ideas, sorry, have tteae— have good ideas, sorry, have ideas, they're _ have good ideas, sorry, have ideas, they're never good ideas enen— ideas, they're never good ideas enenlwnat-e— ideas, they're never good ideas such .what's been - ideas, they're never good ideas such what's been going on by such as what's been going on by eteeetnt— such as what's been going on by eteeetntlnew— such as what's been going on by stowing-new oil_ such as what's been going on by stopping new oil and gas as stopping no new oil and gas as wet.— stopping no new oil and gas as wet. tet-e— stopping no new oil and gas as wet. tet-e tet— stopping no new oil and gas as well. let's get more because tnete— well. let's get more because tnete te— well. let's get more because there is loads— well. let's get more because there is loads more still to come as we now- there is loads more still to come as we now and 4:00. but i'm going— come as we now and 4:00. but i'm tetnt te— come as we now and 4:00. but i'm tetnt te te— come as we now and 4:00. but i'm tetnt te te te— come as we now and 4:00. but i'm going to go to catherine tetetet— going to go to catherine tetetet, t— going to go to catherine forster, i believe. oh, no , forster, i believe. oh, no, unfortunately— forster, i believe. oh, no, unfortunately i- forster, i believe. oh, no, unfortunately i can't go quite as catherine— unfortunately i can't go quite as catherine force yet, but i wttt— as catherine force yet, but i wttt te— as catherine force yet, but i wttt te te— as catherine force yet, but i wttt te te ent— as catherine force yet, but i will go to our political teeettet— will go to our political reporter catherine foster very enetttw. —ttnnni reporter catherine foster very. etettt—ttane te shortly. but as donald trump is enantet— shortly. but as donald trump is enantet-t— shortly. but as donald trump is enantet-t-aet- charged again, i will ask wnetnet— charged again, i will ask whether-has- charged again, i will ask whether has put charged again, i will ask- whether.has put-united whether he has put the united statee— whether he has put the united states- security - whether he has put the united states-security at- whether he has put the united states security at risk states national security at risk ant— states national security at risk ant wett— states national security at risk ant we-tt tet— states national security at risk and we'll get more on that nettttwtnt— and we'll get more on that horrifying knife— and we'll get more on that horrifying knife attack on young entttten— horrifying knife attack on young entttten tn— horrifying knife attack on young children in in— horrifying knife attack on young children in in france yesterday. ant— children in in france yesterday. ant tnet— children in in france yesterday. ant tnet en— children in in france yesterday. and just on that,— children in in france yesterday. and just on that, i— children in in france yesterday. and just on that, i am having tne— and just on that, i am having tne ttt— and just on that, i am having the big conversation today. i want— the big conversation today. i want te— the big conversation today. i want te neat— the big conversation today. i want to hear from you . loads of want to hear from you. loads of you— want to hear from you. loads of wen nave— want to hear from you. loads of wen nawe teen— want to hear from you. loads of you have been getting in touch so you have been getting in touch ee tat.— you have been getting in touch ee tat. en— you have been getting in touch so far. gb views— you have been getting in touch so far. gb views us and gb news wnten— so far. gb views us and gb news wntenltt— so far. gb views us and gb news .com which if somebody is .com which is if somebody is tetneet— .com which is if somebody is refused asylum _ .com which is if somebody is refused asylum or refugee etatne— refused asylum or refugee

status, should— refused asylum or refugee status, should they not just be teeettet— status, should they not just be deported immediately ? at the deported immediately? at the new— deported immediately? at the new teaet— deported immediately? at the very least sent— deported immediately? at the very least sent to a third eennttwe— very least sent to a third country? because what happens is teette— country? because what happens is people tet— country? because what happens is people get disillusioned, they get people get disillusioned, they tet attteeetwe— people get disillusioned, they tet attteeetwe .— people get disillusioned, they get aggressive , they get get aggressive, they get disheartened, and they've got netntnt— disheartened, and they've got netntnt te— disheartened, and they've got nothing to lose— disheartened, and they've got nothing to lose because they knew— nothing to lose because they knew tnat— nothing to lose because they know that they're not going to be know that they're not going to te attewet — know that they're not going to be allowed to— know that they're not going to be allowed to stay there anwnete-tei be allowed to stay there anymore.-is kind of anymore. and this is the kind of tnettent— anymore. and this is the kind of tnettent-wen— anymore. and this is the kind of incident-you see,- anymore. and this is the kind of incident you see, isn't it? incident that you see, isn't it? seneene— incident that you see, isn't it? someone run around with a knife, etatttnt— someone run around with a knife, etatttnt ttte— someone run around with a knife, stabbing kids and— someone run around with a knife, stabbing kids and it's not the entw— stabbing kids and it's not the enw-ttte— stabbing kids and it's not the entw-ttte tt— stabbing kids and it's not the only-like it. we- stabbing kids and it's not the only like it. we have had only one like it. we have had tnettente— only one like it. we have had incidents-that— only one like it. we have had incidents that here. incidents like that here. but yes,— incidents like that here. but wee-tatent— incidents like that here. but yes, labour party announced yes, the labour party announced a mate— yes, the labour party announced a mate n—tntn— yes, the labour party announced a major u—turn as— yes, the labour party announced a major u—turn as well on their etannet— a major u—turn as well on their etannet tee— a major u—turn as well on their planned £28 billion year planned £28 billion a year investment— planned £28 billion a year investment into green industries enentt— investment into green industries etettt-ntn— investment into green industries should-win the— investment into green industries should win the election. should they win the election. nnt— should they win the election. but statew— should they win the election. but shadow chancellor rachel tteeee— but shadow chancellor rachel reeves as well,— but shadow chancellor rachel reeves as well, says the conservatives - reeves as well, says the conservatives have crushed the economy, refuses— conservatives have crushed the economy, refuses to commit to eeenttnt— economy, refuses to commit to new spending figures until the next— new spending figures until the next-statement- new spending figures until the next-statement .- next financial statement. wetntnt— next financial statement. wetntnt ne— next financial statement. wetntnt me te— next financial statement. joining me is liam gallagher, wne— joining me is liam gallagher, wne te— joining me is liam gallagher, wne te ent— joining me is liam gallagher, who is our economics and tnetneee— who is our economics and business editor- who is our economics and business editor and he's going to business editor and he's going te te— business editor and he's going te te tatttnt— business editor and he's going to be talking to— business editor and he's going to be talking to me about this wttn— to be talking to me about this wttn en— to be talking to me about this wttn en tne— to be talking to me about this with on the money so, liam, wnat-e— with on the money so, liam, wnat-e tetnt— with on the money so, liam, what's going on? �*ftt�*tzcc c what's going on? well, it's teattw— what's going on? well, it's really interesting what's happening in energy policy. patrick. you've got the tories

there saying to the north sea oil company is, oh, you know that windfall tax that we've imposed on you, 75% of your profits? we're actually going to make it a little bit easier for you.so make it a little bit easier for you. so when the oil price falls below a certain level, we won't impose that windfall tax. it will go back to just a super tax of 40% on your profits rather than the 25% that all other companies pay. so that's interesting. and then you've got rachel reeves on the other side . and back in 2021, she announced that labour conference that labour were going to be she was going to be the first green chancellor. she wasn't going to dress up as a leprechaun or something like that. she was going to launch a bunch of green measures amounting to £28 billion a year. that's a huge amount of money. that's like £0.05 on the basic rate of income tax and absolutely massive amount of money. and now she's saying because the tories messed up the economy, because of the truss—kwarteng mini—budget because financial markets are in turmoil, labour aren't going to pledge that 28

billion a year on green measures immediately. they're going to do it over the course of the next parliament. if they're the government. but that was a key cornerstone of— government. but that was a key cornerstone of their— 3 but that was a key cornerstone of their economic nteten— cornerstone of their economic nteten ant— cornerstone of their economic vision and green— cornerstone of their economic vision and green vision as well. ant— vision and green vision as well. ant new— vision and green vision as well. and now they've— vision and green vision as well. and now they've just shredded tt. — and now they've just shredded tt. tnew— and now they've just shredded tt. tnew tane— and now they've just shredded it. they have i— and now they've just shredded it. they have i wouldn't say they've shredded it. they've just said that going to just said that they're going to attack at a more a less attack it at a more or a less ambitious she's ambitious pace and a more. she's trying dress it up as, look, trying to dress it up as, look, we're doing this because we're responsible. we can't afford to borrow in order to borrow all the money in order to do this spending on green do all this spending on green jobs. so net zero transition and so on, because the tories have messed up the public finances. so she's trying to suggest, you know, when the likes of caroline lucas and other green politicians and the net zero gang say, oh , labour are going gang say, oh, labour are going all they're going back to being more corporate , they're not more corporate, they're not committed green stuff . committed to this green stuff. rachel reeves saying, no, we rachel reeves is saying, no, we are. just afford it are. but we just can't afford it as quickly as we thought we would able dawn neesom del would be able to dawn neesom del vince this. i mean, would be able to dawn neesom del vince this. imean, this would be able to dawn neesom del vince this. i mean, this guy vince on this. i mean, this guy are vince on this. i mean, this guy net— vince on this. i mean, this guy tnet etee— vince on this. i mean, this guy are just stop oil— vince on this. i mean, this guy are just stop oil-who's- . tiz i mean, this guy are just stop oil who's been are just stop oil guy who's been netntnt— are just stop oil guy who's been netntntltnnt— are just stop oil guy who's been helping fund labour, hasn't helping to fund labour, hasn't

nee—ttatttei he? he was holding up traffic atent— he? he was holding up traffic around london.— he? he was holding up traffic around london. i— he? he was holding up traffic around london. i bet he's not tnat—ant- around london. i bet he's not that—and this. around london. i bet he's not that—and this is| that happy is he. and this is tne— that happy is he. and this is tne teattw— that happy is he. and this is the really interesting thing atent— the really interesting thing atent-at— the really interesting thing about-at the- the really interesting thing about at the moment. the really interesting thing- about-at the moment. on about labour at the moment. on the about labour at the moment. on tne-nant— about labour at the moment. on tne-nant. tnew— about labour at the moment. on the-hand, they .to- the one hand, they want to appeal to likes dale, appeal to the likes of dale, vince, the green campaigner, the guy amount of guy who's made a huge amount of money out renewable energy. money out of renewable energy. he's saying going or he's now saying he's going to or he's he's going to he's not denying he's going to drop £5 million on the labour party between now and the general expected next party between now and the genein expected next party between now and the genein order expected next party between now and the genein order help ected next party between now and the genein order help themiext year in order to help them campaign on a more level financial playing field with the tories . and on the other hand, tories. and on the other hand, the party are getting the labour party are getting hammered by the likes of the gmb union, like the likes by the likes of unite union , two of likes of the unite union, two of the biggest unions in this the three biggest unions in this in country who are fury us in this country who are fury us that labour are saying that they're going to ban all north sea oil and gas investment if they get into power and that's going to cost lots and lots of jobs. 200,000 people, patrick, are employed across the uk. oil and gas nonsensical be focussed on north sea. it's on the north sea. it's nonsensical tzt" not" it's nonsensical because it on the north sea. it's- nonsensical because it costs tott— nonsensical because it costs tete tt— nonsensical because it costs tete, tt atee— nonsensical because it costs jobs, it angers the unions. it atee— jobs, it angers the unions. it atee tnet— jobs, it angers the unions. it also just means— jobs, it angers the unions. it also just means that we are, as tttent— also just means that we are, as tttent senat— also just means that we are, as rishi sunak just—

also just means that we are, as rishi sunak just said there, we are rishi sunak just said there, we net— rishi sunak just said there, we net tetnt— rishi sunak just said there, we net tetnt te— rishi sunak just said there, we are not going to be banning oil ant— are not going to be banning oil ant tae— are not going to be banning oil ant tae. tte— are not going to be banning oil and gas. it's banning british oil and gas. it's banning british ett-tae.— and gas. it's banning british ett-tae. ee— and gas. it's banning british oil gas. so you're going to oil and gas. so you're going to go oil and gas. so you're going to te atent— oil and gas. so you're going to te atent te— oil and gas. so you're going to go around to some— oil and gas. so you're going to go around to some of the world's neet— go around to some of the world's neet tantetene— go around to some of the world's most dangerous dictators and go, netee— most dangerous dictators and go, nete-ennene—w - most dangerous dictators and go, here's—money. even. most dangerous dictators and go, here's money. tz" most dangerous dictators and go, here's ”noney. most dangerous dictators and go, here's : . z“ most dangerous dictators and go, here's : . z labour leader keir starmer, when he addressed the gmb union, they had a conference in brighton on monday. this week he went to address them because they were so angry . you know, these are so angry. you know, these are core labour funders. the gmb , core labour funders. the gmb, the unite union, but maybe starmer is thinking, oh well now we've got our nice shiny new money from the green man dale vince, as you said. but he went to address the gmb union. keir starmer, and he said to them himself, oh, don't worry, i understand that we're going to be using oil and gas quotes far, far into the future . well, if far into the future. well, if we're going to be using oil and gas far into the future, gas far, far into the future, you know, the late 2030, according to the according to the own climate the government's own climate change committee, why stop britain companies or british based companies producing that oil and gas? because if you import the oil and gas, the carbon footprint imports carbon footprint for the imports is bigger . it

carbon footprint for the imports is bigger. it just doesn't is even bigger. it just doesn't make any no sense . it makes no make any no sense. it makes no sense. like a lot of sense. so like a lot of opposition politicians or politicians generally, you could say he's speaking out of two sides of his mouth at as sides of his mouth at once, as my old would say, because my old mum would say, because he's the kind he's telling all the kind of right supporters in right on labour supporters in the towns, the the university towns, the graduate oh, we're going the university towns, the grtbe ate oh, we're going the university towns, the grtbe really, oh, we're going the university towns, the grtbe really, really. we're going the university towns, the grtbe really, really green. going the university towns, the grtbe really, really green. andg to be really, really green. and then he's telling the gmb people, oh, but don't worry, we're to carry on with we're going to carry on with lots and gas in the same lots of oil and gas in the same day, in same day, saying two day, in the same day, saying two different things different different things to different people just wondered people. really. i just wondered wnetnet— people. really. i just wondered wnetnetlnet— people. really. i just wondered whether. not because - really. i just wondered whether not because the whether or not because the atetteen— whether or not because the atetteenla— whether or not because the aberdeen-a big- whether or not because the aberdeen a big area for oil aberdeen is a big area for oil ant— aberdeen is a big area for oil ant tae— aberdeen is a big area for oil ant tae ten-t— aberdeen is a big area for oil and gas isn't it.— aberdeen is a big area for oil and gas isn't it. and the oil ant— and gas isn't it. and the oil ant tae— and gas isn't it. and the oil and gas capital— and gas isn't it. and the oil and gas capital of europe. and tnat— and gas capital of europe. and tnat te— and gas capital of europe. and that is traditionally conservative voting and i wentetet— conservative voting and i wondered whether or not he tnettnt— wondered whether or not he tnentnt t— wondered whether or not he thought i-take- wondered whether or not he thought i-take a- wondered whether or not he thought i take a hit here thought i can take a hit here teeatee— thought i can take a hit here because—voting. thought i can take a hit herei because _voting for because they're not voting for me — because they're not voting for ne—eattl because they're not voting for. ne—eatt tnat me anyway. but having said that ltnew— me anyway. but having said that , .know, scottish _ me anyway. but having said that , know, scottish people know , you know, scottish people know nnete— , you know, scottish people know where—buttered - where their bread is buttered ant—ett- where their bread is buttered and—oil industry| where their bread is buttered. and—oil industry is and the scottish oil industry is the and the scottish oil industry is tne-ant— and the scottish oil industry is tnelant tae— and the scottish oil industry is the and gas industry is the oil and gas industry is atetat— the oil and gas industry is etnetat te— the oil and gas industry is crucial to the— the oil and gas industry is crucial to the scottish economy. he neete— crucial to the scottish economy. he needs scotland— crucial to the scottish economy. he needs scotland and- crucial to the scottish economy. he needs scotland and if- crucial to the scottish economy. he needs scotland and if he's going to form a majority at westminster. so what's really interesting to me is and, you know, until before the war in

ukraine, oil and gas policy, energy policy , it really was the energy policy, it really was the preserve of nerds like me. we wouldn't really be talking about it much on daytime television. we might talk about the petrol price fuel from time to price or fuel duty from time to time, now we're seeing huge time, but now we're seeing huge shifts in in oil and gas policy and energy policy in general. the tories just today watering down their windfall tax. labour just today saying they can't make as many green investments as they thought they were going to make labour this week. getting hammered by two of the three biggest unions in this country. all this as a result country. all this is as a result of the real focus on energy policy. see on the cost of living squeeze on sky high fuel and heating bills in the aftermath of the war in ukraine, that conflict has changed british politics. it's changed politics across the world. absolutely liam, thank you very, new— absolutely liam, thank you very, new neet.— absolutely liam, thank you very, new nnen. ttan— ' ctzcyt liam, thank you very, very much. liam halligan there, our economics— very much. liam halligan there, our economics and— very much. liam halligan there, our economics and business ettten— our economics and business ettet-tet- our economics and business editor. lot coming editor. i've got a lot coming went— editor. i've got a lot coming your-between- editor. i've got a lot coming your between now and the end your way between now and the end of your way between now and the end et-nenn— your way between now and the end et-nent. tt— your way between now and the end et-nent. tt te— your way between now and the end of-hour. it is an— your way between now and the end of hour. it is an action of this hour. it is an action naetet— of this hour. it is an action eaetet newt.— of this hour. it is an action packed hour. i'm- of this hour. it is an action packed hour. i'm going to be tatttnt— packed hour. i'm going to be talking about— packed hour. i'm going to be talking about donald trump

teeatee— because he's facing seven enantee— charges now, including an eeetenate— charges now, including ani eeetenate—te espionage charge, which is etattettnt— espionage charge, which is staggering. and what this may or may— staggering. and what this may or naw net— staggering. and what this may or naw net-tne— staggering. and what this may or may not the amount of may not mean for the amount of ttne— may not mean for the amount of ttne-eentt— may not mean for the amount of time .could spend— may not mean for the amount of time could spend in prison, time he could spend in prison, nee—a— time he could spend in prison, nee—a wtten- time he could spend in prison, he's—a witch hunt.| he's saying it's a witch hunt. wnat— he's saying it's a witch hunt. wnat-nake- he's saying it's a witch hunt. what-makelit- he's saying it's a witch hunt. what make it all? i he's saying it's a witch hunt.- what-makelit all? i am what do you make of it all? i am atee— what do you make of it all? i am atee tetnt— what do you make of it all? i am atee tetnt te— what do you make of it all? i am also going to turning my also going to be turning my attentten— also going to be turning my attention back— also going to be turning my attention back to france, the teptaatte— attention back to france, the deplorable there. i'm deplorable attack there. i'm going— deplorable attack there. i'm tetnt te— deplorable attack there. i'm tetnt te te— deplorable attack there. i'm going to be discussing of going to be discussing all of tnat— going to be discussing all of tnat-aennt— going to be discussing all of that-asking the- going to be discussing all of that asking the very simple that and asking the very simple tneetten—al question, which is whether or net— question, which is whether or net wnetnet— question, which is whether or not whether-we - question, which is whether or not whether we should be not whether or not we should be tnet— not whether or not we should be tnet teeentne— not whether or not we should be just deporting people straight awaw— just deporting people straight awawae-— just deporting people straight away are refused asylum away if they are refused asylum or away if they are refused asylum a-etatne— away if they are refused asylum a-etatne .— away if they are refused asylum a-etatne . wnw- away if they are refused asylum or status . why would you or refugee status. why would you keep — or refugee status. why would you keep eeneene— or refugee status. why would you keep someone in— or refugee status. why would you keep someone in your country who is disillusioned,— keep someone in your country who is disillusioned, who— keep someone in your country who is disillusioned, who is unhappy,— is disillusioned, who is unhappy, who doesn't have anwtntnt— unhappy, who doesn't have anything-lose?- unhappy, who doesn't have anything lose? we've it anything to lose? we've seen it in anything to lose? we've seen it tn-wttn— anything to lose? we've seen it in _with-maternity| in liverpool with the maternity neenttat,— hospital, attempted bombing. we-ne— hospital, attempted bombing.| we've—parsons we've seen it with the parsons eteen— we've seen it with the parsons eteen-ant— we've seen it with the parsons green-and now- we've seen it with the parsons green and now france have green bomber and now france have tt— green bomber and now france have tt ae— green bomber and now france have tt ae wett. — green bomber and now france have seen it as well. how— green bomber and now france have seen it as well. how much blood nae— seen it as well. how much blood nae te— seen it as well. how much blood nae te te— seen it as well. how much blood has to be shed— seen it as well. how much blood has to be shed before people get tnett— has to be shed before people get their backsides_ has to be shed before people get their backsides in— has to be shed before people get their backsides in gear and tattet— their backsides in gear and patrick christys— their backsides in gear and patrick christys on gb news ntttatn-e— patrick christys on gb news britain's news—

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atoo, t-wen wnw- 4:00, i will tell you why eetnanw— 4:00, i will tell you why germany wants to copy our plan ant— germany wants to copy our plan ant eent— germany wants to copy our plan and send migrants— germany wants to copy our plan and send migrants to rwanda . and and send migrants to rwanda. and enattw— and send migrants to rwanda. and enattw-tetnt— and send migrants to rwanda. and enentw-tetnt te— and send migrants to rwanda. and shortly-going to be— and send migrants to rwanda. and shortly going to be a shortly i'm going to be having a tteeneeten— shortly i'm going to be having a discussion whether or not discussion about whether or not we—tenat- discussion about whether or not we—tenat eeentel we should just deport people ettattnt—ate- we should just deport people straight—are noti straight away if they are not tantet— straight away if they are not granted asylum, keep them granted asylum, why keep them nanttnt— granted asylum, why keep them nanttnt-tnet— granted asylum, why keep them nanttnt-tnet te- granted asylum, why keep them hanging just to, frankly hanging around just to, frankly etan— hanging around just to, frankly start committing— hanging around just to, frankly start committing atrocities? but tet-e— start committing atrocities? but tet-e tet— start committing atrocities? but tet-e tet taet— start committing atrocities? but let's get back-a— start committing atrocities? but let's get back a story that let's get back to a story that wea— ttttte- let's get back to a story that. we_a little earlier we spoke about a little earlier tnte— we spoke about a little earlier this—ministerl this hour. the prime minister nae— this hour. the prime minister nae tet— this hour. the prime minister has got something going on. tatent-e— has got something going on. labour's shadow— has got something going on. labour's shadow minister, bambos cnatatantene— labour's shadow minister, bambos cnatatantene .— labour's shadow minister, bambos charalambous , has— labour's shadow minister, bambos charalambous , has been suspended charalambous, has been suspended by charalambous, has been suspended tw tne— charalambous, has been suspended tw tne nanw— charalambous, has been suspended tw tne nanw antet— charalambous, has been suspended tw tne nanw attet a— charalambous, has been suspended by the party after a complaint atent— by the party after a complaint atent nte— by the party after a complaint about his conduct. a formal eenetatnt— about his conduct. a formal complaint against the enfield eentntate— complaint against the enfield sentntate nt— complaint against the enfield southgate mp was made to tatent-e— southgate mp was made to labour's independent complaints nteeeee— labour's independent complaints eteeeee . nt— labour's independent complaints process . mr charalambous said process. mr charalambous said tnat— process. mr charalambous said tnat ne— process. mr charalambous said tnat ne wttt— process. mr charalambous said that he will cooperate fully at — that he will cooperate fully at tne — that he will cooperate fully with the review— that he will cooperate fully with the review . catherine force with the review. catherine force tane— with the review. catherine force tetne ne— with the review. catherine force tetne me new— with the review. catherine force tetne ne t— with the review. catherine force joins me now. i believe gb news netttteat— joins me now. i believe gb news political reporter. _ joins me now. i believe gb news political reporter. catherine, tnant— political reporter. catherine, tnant wen. — political reporter. catherine, thank you. sorry to cut you off eatttet— thank you. sorry to cut you off eatttet en— thank you. sorry to cut you off earlier on there,— thank you. sorry to cut you off earlier on there, but we had the tttne— earlier on there, but we had the prime minister— earlier on there, but we had the prime minister going on. what is the prime minister going on. what is tne tateet— prime minister going on. what is the latest now— prime minister going on. what is the latest now then please ? yeah the latest now then please? yeah vee- — the latest now then please? yeah vee- se— the latest now then please? yeah vee- se nanttee— the latest now then please? yeah yes. so bambos charalambous becomes the latest in a succession of mps to be suspended from their parties. he

was the labour mp for enfield and southgate . since 2017 he and southgate. since 2017 he served as a shadow foreign office minister. but as of today there's been a formal complaint put in against him. we don't know exactly what the complaint is, but as part of the labour process he has been immediate suspended and he has lost the whip. so he will continue to sit in parliament as an mp and he joins a growing band by michael . populations is now 61 mps sitting in parliament as independents who've lost the whip. they've been suspended from their parties. i make just over half a dozen labour, just over half a dozen labour, just over half a dozen labour, just over half a dozen conservative lviv, one snp and for a range of reasons, including sexual harassment , reasons, including sexual harassment, inappropriate lobby ing matt hancock of course going into the jungle, some of them we don't know exactly what what the

allegations are , but certainly a allegations are, but certainly a really terrible look for westminster that now is the biggest group of mps after conservatives, labour and the snp is not the liberal democrats who've got 14 mps, but the independents who, through various misdemeanours or accusations made against them , accusations made against them, are now 16 mps in total. yeah, it is quite staggering- i7 " yeah, it is quite staggering that to teanee— it is quite staggering that to realise that— it is quite staggering that to realise that there's more people wnene— realise that there's more people who've essentially— realise that there's more people who've essentially been kicked out who've essentially been kicked ent-tnett— who've essentially been kicked out-their own _ who've essentially been kicked out their own parties than out of their own parties than tnete— out of their own parties than tnete ate— out of their own parties than there are lib— out of their own parties than there are lib dems. but there we out of their own parties than theicatherine dems. but there we out of their own parties than theicatherine thank but there we out of their own parties than theicatherine thank you. here we go. catherine thank you. catnettne— go. catherine thank you. catherine force gb news eetttteat— catherine force gb news political-we'll. catherine force gb news. political-we'll keep political reporter. we'll keep enten— tnatl political reporter. we'll keepi our—on that for our eyes and ears on that for you— our eyes and ears on that for wen-wett— our eyes and ears on that for wenlwett ant— our eyes and ears on that for you-well and any- our eyes and ears on that for you well and any updates. but you as well and any updates. but tte— you as well and any updates. but tt-e ee— you as well and any updates. but now it's more bad— you as well and any updates. but now it's more bad news for nenatt— now it's more bad news fori donald _facing now it's more bad news for- donald _facing more donald trump who is facing more ettntnat— donald trump who is facing more criminal charges. _ donald trump who is facing more criminal charges. trump has been tnttetet— criminal charges. trump has been indicted-retaining— indicted for retaining classified— classified government documents and classified government documents ant—et— classified government documents ant—attewe- and obstruction of justice. he atteatw— and obstruction of justice. he was already due— and obstruction of justice. he was already due to go on trial next— was already due to go on trial next nann— was already due to go on trial next march on— was already due to go on trial next march on an— was already due to go on trial next march on an unrelated natten,— next march on an unrelated matter, trump,— next march on an unrelated matter, trump, of course, says tte— matter, trump, of course, says tt-e a— matter, trump, of course, says tt-e a neat— matter, trump, of course, says tt-e a tea . — matter, trump, of course, says it's a hoax. this— matter, trump, of course, says it's a hoax. this is- matter, trump, of course, says it's a hoax . " ”tz it's a hoax. this is warfare for the law, and we can't let it

happen. we can't let it happen. our country is going to hell . our country is going to hell. and they come after donald trump. weapons rising. the justice department weaponizing the fbi. we can't let this continue to go on because it's ripping our country to shreds. we have such big problems and this shouldn't be one of them. it's a hoax . well, there we go. it's a hoax. well, there we go. tnat-e— it's a hoax. well, there we go. that's donald— it's a hoax. well, there we go. that's donald trump.- c well, there we go. that's donald trump. there i am tetnet— that's donald trump. there i am tetnet new— that's donald trump. there i am tetnet tw— that's donald trump. there i am tetnet tw en— that's donald trump. there i am joined now by gb news security ettta— joined now by gb news security etttet natt— joined now by gb news security editor mark white. mark very ta— editor mark white. mark very serious for trump. this t/tzs serious for trump. this yes, ateetntetw— serious for trump. this yes, ateetntetw .— serious for trump. this yes, ateetntetw. t— serious for trump. this yes, absolutely. i mean,- serious for trump. this yes, absolutely . i mean, it's absolutely. i mean, it's a federal grand jury indictment, seven charges that he's facing those charges have not been revealed yet. they will be revealed yet. they will be revealed in court in miami this coming tuesday. revealed in court in miami this coming tuesday . but it's coming tuesday. but it's understood, according to news outlets in the states, that one of the charges is includes espionage. so it's very serious on the scale of what the former

president is facing. it's perhaps worth just just recapping on how these events came to light. so we had for some time the national archives trying to get ahold of dozens of documents , ants, hundreds of documents, ants, hundreds of documents, ants, hundreds of documents that they said were missing after some considerable time and wrangling between donald trump's officials in the national archives , those national archives, those officials handed over 15 boxes to the national archives in january of last year. now they look through these boxes and discovered that there was 184 .uk comments that were classified documents, including some that are described as top secret at that point, the fbi was called in by the justice department . it carried out its department. it carried out its own investigation and witness statements that they gathered, plus cctv of donald trump's mar

a lago complex in miami . we a lago complex in miami. we showed that apparently, according to the fbi , there was according to the fbi, there was some attempts to move some of these documents about so there was a raid that took place in august of last year by the fbi, seized more boxes. this whole issue was then handed over by merrick garland , who is the merrick garland, who is the attorney general to a special counsel special counsel has been investigating. and this is the upshot. the special counsel has convened a grand jury and seven counts. this criminal charges have been laid or will formally be laid against president trump on tuesday of next week . okay. on tuesday of next week. okay. and the ultimate— on tuesday of next week. okay. and the ultimate upshot- tzt" : okay. and the ultimate upshot of this wttt— and the ultimate upshot of this wttt te— and the ultimate upshot of this wttt te ntn — and the ultimate upshot of this will be him appearing in court wttn— will be him appearing in court at a— will be him appearing in court at a tant— will be him appearing in court at a ttant tnw— will be him appearing in court with a grand jury and he could md with a grand jury and he could no taee— with a grand jury and he could no taee too— with a grand jury and he could md face 100 years in prison . md face 100 years in prison. watt.— md face 100 years in prison. wett. wean.— md face 100 years in prison. wett, wean. t— md face 100 years in prison. well, yeah. i mean- md face 100 years in prison. well, yeah. i mean ,- md face 100 years in prison. well, yeah. i mean , he- md face 100 years in prison. well, yeah. i mean , he he could. well, yeah. i mean, he he could. it's just a bit mental, isn't

it, really? the idea that it eentt— it, really? the idea that it could happen. - c ”tznztccyt?’ the idea that it could happen. ash; : it, really? the idea that it- could happen. we've heard from him. but is this- could happen. we've heard from him. but is this or— could happen. we've heard from him. but is this or is- could happen. we've heard from him. but is this or is this- could happen. ash; : " but is this or is this one him. but is this or is this one of him. but is this or is this one et tneee— him. but is this or is this one of those ones— him. but is this or is this one of those ones where- " but is this or is this one of those ones where you read the neatttne— of those ones where you read the neatttne ant— of those ones where you read the headline and it's— of those ones where you read the headline and it's like, well, he eentt— headline and it's like, well, he eentt taee— headline and it's like, well, he could face it.— headline and it's like, well, he could face it. yeah. but in teatttw— could face it. yeah. but in teatttw tt— could face it. yeah. but in reality it will- could face it. yeah. but in reality it will be six months. wean.— reality it will be six months. wean. wean.— reality it will be six months. yeah, yeah, yeah,— reality it will be six months. yeah, yeah, yeah, it- reality it will be six months. yeah, yeah, yeah, it could well be that. so the you've heard from him very quickly. he's, he's out there very publicly on truth social the social network that he set up putting out these videos saying that look this is all a political stitch up his son donald trump jr has been saying the same has of members of the republican party. it comes of course, in the wake of another prosecutor . yeah. by another prosecutor. yeah. by this time a district prosecutor in new york. yeah. who has decided to bring charges in a court case against the former president that over a supposed cover up of payments he made to the former actress, stormy daniels batus. so he's been done this time on issues around his

business practises and the way in which those payments were entered into his his sort of tax and business documents . so and business documents. so that's how they're going to try and get him on that. he goes on trial in march of next year. and that don't forget, next year at the back end are the presidential elections. and this is presidential elections. and this te eenetntnt— presidential elections. and this is something that's— presidential elections. and this is something that's keep- t:tz"c i and this is something that's keep an eye on because, you— is something that's keep an eye on because, you know, actually, eettenett— on because, you know, actually, eettenetw, tt— on because, you know, actually, seriously, it might— on because, you know, actually, seriously, it might do him more tanente— seriously, it might do him more tanente tnan— seriously, it might do him more favours than not— seriously, it might do him more favours than not with his with his favours than not with his with tie taee. — favours than not with his with his base. .mark,- favours than not with his with his base. mark, thank you his base. but mark, thank you netw— his base. but mark, thank you new-neet.— his base. but mark, thank you very,-much. know- his base. but mark, thank you very, much. know the next very, very much. know the next ttne— very, very much. know the next ttne t— very, very much. know the next ttne t tatt— very, very much. know the next ttne t tatt te— very, very much. know the next time i talk to you,— very, very much. know the next time i talk to you, i'm going to be time i talk to you, i'm going to te tatttnt— time i talk to you, i'm going to be talking about— time i talk to you, i'm going to be talking about what's been nattentnt— be talking about what's been happening because happening in france, because i'm nantnt— happening in france, because i'm having-discussion- having a big discussion about wnetnet—atel whether or not if people are tetnt— whether or not if people are tetnt-te— whether or not if people are tennt-te te— whether or not if people are found to be eligible for found not to be eligible for aewtnn— found not to be eligible for asylum-refugee- found not to be eligible for asylum refugee status in asylum or refugee status in a eennttt— asylum or refugee status in a eennttw, wnw— asylum or refugee status in a eennttw, wnw en— asylum or refugee status in a country, why on earth do we keep tnen — country, why on earth do we keep tnen -te— country, why on earth do we keep tnen -te an— country, why on earth do we keep them-is an accident- them there? it is an accident watttnt— them there? it is an accident watttnt te— them there? it is an accident waiting to happen. these people tane— waiting to happen. these people nane netntnt— waiting to happen. these people have nothing to— waiting to happen. these people have nothing to lose. will have nothing to lose. they will tttetattw— have nothing to lose. they will etetattw—ttnttl probably be absolutely livid and tnen— probably be absolutely livid and wen-tetat— probably be absolutely livid and then-behold,-end. probably be absolutely livid and then behold, end up then lo and behold, you end up wttn— then lo and behold, you end up wttt—ttte— then lo and behold, you end up with—like we've- then lo and behold, you end up with like we've had with a situation like we've had enea-ae— with a situation like we've had over-as we were- with a situation like we've had over as we were talking over here as we were talking atent— over here as we were talking about multiple— over here as we were talking about multiple cases. liverpool, parsons,-bombing,- about multiple cases. liverpool, parsons, bombing, redding, parsons, green bombing, redding, ttetttnt— parsons, green bombing, redding, ttetttneeente— parsons, green bombing, redding, reddinpeople have been, where

where people have been, where reente— where people have been, where people nane— where people have been, where people have been,— where people have been, where people have been, you know, etntenetw— people have been, you know, obviously found— people have been, you know, obviously found to not have a ta— obviously found to not have a case for asylum _ obviously found to not have a case for asylum and refugee etatne— case for asylum and refugee status, etcetera_ case for asylum and refugee status, etcetera .— case for asylum and refugee status, etcetera . then they go status, etcetera. then they go on status, etcetera. then they go en ant— status, etcetera. then they go on and commit— status, etcetera. then they go on and commit absolute atrocities. _ on and commit absolute atrocities. and- on and commit absolute atrocities. and this is what's nattenet— atrocities. and this is what's nattenet tn— atrocities. and this is what's happened in france. so there we ntnt— happened in france. so there we wttt-tetnt- happened in france. so there we are. right. going to are. right. i'm just going to tnnt— are. right. i'm just going to tttnt wen— are. right. i'm just going to tttnt wen a— are. right. i'm just going to bring you a little bit of tteattnt— bring you a little bit of breaking news. this just dropped to breaking news. this just dropped te—wett.— breaking news. this just dropped to-well. nadine- to us now as well. nadine teanee— to us now as well. nadine dorries will— to us now as well. nadine dorries will stand down as mp dorries will stand down as an mp tnnettatetw— dorries will stand down as an mp immediately. she— dorries will stand down as an mp immediately. she said immediately. she said immediately. she said twitter immediately. she said on twitter ,_r..ro.mtr- immediately. she said on twitter ,_r..ro.mtr tne- , i have today informed the ettet— , i have today informed the entet wttn— , i have today informed the chief whip that- , i have today informed the chief whip that i standing , i have today informed the chief asiip that i standing , i have today informed the chief as the lat i standing , i have today informed the chief as the mpi standing , i have today informed the chief as the mp for standing , i have today informed the chief as the mp for mid nding down as the mp for mid bedfordshire_ down as the mp for mid bedfordshire immediate bedfordshire with immediate eneet— bedfordshire with immediate etteet .— bedfordshire with immediate etteet . tt— bedfordshire with immediate effect . it has— bedfordshire with immediate effect . it has been an honour to effect. it has been an honour to eetne— effect. it has been an honour to eetne ae— effect. it has been an honour to eetne ae tne— effect. it has been an honour to serve as the mp— effect. it has been an honour to serve as the mp for— effect. it has been an honour to serve as the mp for such a wentettnt— serve as the mp for such a wonderful constituency, but it is wonderful constituency, but it te new— wonderful constituency, but it te ttne— wonderful constituency, but it is now time for— wonderful constituency, but it is now time for someone younger to is now time for someone younger te tate— is now time for someone younger te tate tne— is now time for someone younger to take the reins— is now time for someone younger to take the reins .— is now time for someone younger to take the reins . now that is to take the reins. now that is aetnattw— to take the reins. now that is actually fascinating because as it actually fascinating because as tt ee— actually fascinating because as tt ett— actually fascinating because as it comes off the— actually fascinating because as it comes off the back of boris renneen-e— it comes off the back of boris johnson's honours— it comes off the back of boris johnson's honours list situation nnete— johnson's honours list situation where supposedly— johnson's honours list situation where supposedly anyway , nadine where supposedly anyway, nadine teanee— where supposedly anyway, nadine teanee naw— where supposedly anyway, nadine dorries may well— where supposedly anyway, nadine dorries may well have been taken off dorries may well have been taken at tnat— dorries may well have been taken off that honours— dorries may well have been taken off that honours list— dorries may well have been taken off that honours list which is taeetnattnt— off that honours list which is fascinating because if indeed ene— fascinating because if indeed ene wae— fascinating because if indeed she was properly on it and then ene-e— she was properly on it and then ene-e teen— she was properly on it and then she's been taken— she was properly on it and then she's been taken off and then the she's been taken off and then tne taw— she's been taken off and then tne taw new— she's been taken off and then

the day now happens where she teee— the day now happens where she teee tn— the day now happens where she goes, i'm resigning with immediate— goes, i'm resigning with immediate effect . one would have immediate effect. one would have to assume-maybe— immediate effect. one would have to assume maybe they are to assume that maybe they are eenneetet— to assume that maybe they are eenneetet-a— to assume that maybe they are connected. a breaking news connected. it is a breaking news etan— connected. it is a breaking news etaw. wett— connected. it is a breaking news story. we'll-more- connected. it is a breaking news story. we'll more that story. we'll have more on that as story. we'll have more on that ae ant— story. we'll have more on that ae ant-tet- story. we'll have more on that as and-getibut. story. we'll have more on that. as and-getibut yes, as and when we get it. but yes, tne— as and when we get it. but yes, the government— as and when we get it. but yes, the government was criticised wnen— the government was criticised whenlrevealed _ the government was criticised when revealed its rwanda plan when it revealed its rwanda plan tntttattw— when it revealed its rwanda plan tntttattwltnt— when it revealed its rwanda plan initiallbeut guess— when it revealed its rwanda plan initially but guess now initially, but guess what? now eetnanw— initially, but guess what? now germany wants— initially, but guess what? now germany wants to copy it. in tttnt— germany wants to copy it. in tttnt et— germany wants to copy it. in tttnt et wnat— germany wants to copy it. in light of what we— germany wants to copy it. in light of what we saw yesterday in light of what we saw yesterday tn—we-ne- light of what we saw yesterday. tn—we-ne-tn in france and what we've seen in tnte— in france and what we've seen in we eennttw— in france and what we've seen in this country numerous times now, in this country numerous times now, tn tttnt— this country numerous times now, tn tttnt-tne— this country numerous times now, in light-the fact— this country numerous times now, in light the fact that are in light of the fact that we are eeetnt— in light of the fact that we are eeetnt-tenete- in light of the fact that we are seeing-levels of- in light of the fact that we are seeing levels of illegal seeing record levels of illegal ntttatten— seeing record levels of illegal migration,-side- seeing record levels of illegal migration, side of it, migration, the legal side of it, our population,— migration, the legal side of it, our population, by the way, is exeeetet— our population, by the way, is expected _this- our population, by the way, is expected this exceed 80 expected to get this exceed 80 ntttten — expected to get this exceed 80 ntttten teeate— expected to get this exceed 80 million people by 2046, 80 ntttten— million people by 2046, 80 million people.— million people by 2046, 80 million people. is it not time tnat— million people. is it not time tnat we— million people. is it not time tnat we new— million people. is it not time that we now fully and properly eenttet— that we now fully and properly eenttet ent— that we now fully and properly control our borders? if only for nattenat— control our borders? if only for national security?— control our borders? if only for national security? so germany wante— national security? so germany wante te— national security? so germany wante te eenw— national security? so germany wants to copy our— national security? so germany wants to copy our rwanda plan . i wants to copy our rwanda plan. i tntnt— wants to copy our rwanda plan. i tntnt tnte— wants to copy our rwanda plan. i think this could- wants to copy our rwanda plan. i think this could pave the way for think this could pave the way tet tneee— think this could pave the way for those plans— think this could pave the way for those plans to take off teeatee— for those plans to take off because the _ for those plans to take off because the echr is not going to teen— because the echr is not going to keep tneettnt— because the echr is not going to keep knocking back all of the tntenean— keep knocking back all of the european lobbies who to do european lobbies who want to do this european lobbies who want to do we ae— european lobbies who want to do we ae wett. — european lobbies who want to do this as well. i'm— european lobbies who want to do this as well. i'm patrick cnttetwe— this as well. i'm patrick enttetwe en— this as well. i'm patrick christys on gb- this as well. i'm patrick christys on gb news. we are ntttatn-e— christys on gb news. we are britain's news— christys on gb news. we are britain's news channel. gb views gb britain's news channel. gb views en -.ean — britain's news channel. gb views en -.ean |nate— britain's news channel. gb views. en -.ean |nate-tet gb views .com. make sure you get went— gb views .com. make sure you get went ntewe— gb views .com. make sure you get went ntewetn-— gb views .com. make sure you get your views-in thick- gb views .com. make sure you get your views in thick and your views coming in thick and taet— your views coming in thick and

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good afternoon. it's 4:00. it's tattet— good afternoon. it's 4:00. it's patrick christys. _ good afternoon. it's 4:00. it's patrick christys. it's gb news ant— patrick christys. it's gb news ant tne— patrick christys. it's gb news ant t-ne tet— patrick christys. it's gb news and i've got loads coming your waw— and i've got loads coming your waw. se— and i've got loads coming your waw. se tne— and i've got loads coming your way. so the european union eeeenttattw— way. so the european union essentially wants to copy our ttwanta— essentially wants to copy our ttwanta etan— essentially wants to copy our rwanda plan. who thought it? hey,— rwanda plan. who thought it? hevn ttt— rwanda plan. who thought it? heyt t-tt te— rwanda plan. who thought it? hey, i'll be telling you exactly why— hey, i'll be telling you exactly wnw t— hey, i'll be telling you exactly wnw t tntnt— hey, i'll be telling you exactly why i think this- hey, i'll be telling you exactly why i think this is good news for why i think this is good news tet-enet— why i think this is good news for-over here— why i think this is good news for-over here in- why i think this is good news for over here in this country for us over here in this country , ta— for us over here in this country , tet teeate— for us over here in this country , tet people wne— for us over here in this country , for people who want to control tnett— , for people who want to control tnett-ant— , for people who want to control tnett-ant tet— , for people who want to control their- and get those- their borders and get those tntnte— their borders and get those ttttnte te— their borders and get those flights to rwanda, taking off. in flights to rwanda, taking off. tn-newe.— flights to rwanda, taking off. tn-newe. nee- flights to rwanda, taking off. in news. yes, we're going in other news. yes, we're going to in other news. yes, we're going te—ae- in other news. yes, we're going te—ae wett- to be talking a lot as well atent— to be talking a lot as well about-labour- to be talking a lot as well. about-labour u—turn. to be talking a lot as well- about-labour u—turn. so about another labour u—turn. so tnat— about another labour u—turn. so that-economic- about another labour u—turn. so that-economic and- about another labour u—turn. so that economic and green that flagship economic and green eenew— that flagship economic and green eettew nae— that flagship economic and green eettew nae tnet— that flagship economic and green policy has just been completely entettet. — policy has just been completely entettet. t— policy has just been completely shredded. i mean,— policy has just been completely shredded. i mean, there are nateten— shredded. i mean, there are nowhere near office yet, of tnt— nowhere near office yet, of course, but maybe maybe they're going— course, but maybe maybe they're tetnt te— course, but maybe maybe they're tetnt te nane— course, but maybe maybe they're tetnt te nane te— course, but maybe maybe they're going to have to start designing a eenew— going to have to start designing a eettew tnat— going to have to start designing a policy that works at some netnt— a policy that works at some tetnt — a policy that works at some point soon. we're going to point soon. we're also going to be point soon. we're also going to te-a— point soon. we're also going to te-a tet— point soon. we're also going to be-a lot about- point soon. we're also going to be-a lot about this- point soon. we're also going to be a lot about this as be talking a lot about this as wet.— be talking a lot about this as well. shocking— be talking a lot about this as well. shocking new details enetttnt— well. shocking new details emerging france nine emerging in this. france nine atatt.— emerging in this. france nine attack. .syrian - emerging in this. france nine attack. syrian refugee went attack. the syrian refugee went on attack. the syrian refugee went en tne— attack. the syrian refugee went en tne taneate—

attack. the syrian refugee went on the rampage at— attack. the syrian refugee went on the rampage at a park with a tnttt— on the rampage at a park with a knife, stabbed- on the rampage at a park with a knife, stabbed four— on the rampage at a park with a knife, stabbed four toddlers. ene— knife, stabbed four toddlers. ene et— knife, stabbed four toddlers. one of whom— knife, stabbed four toddlers. one of whom was british. but it is one of whom was british. but it te teattnt— one of whom was british. but it te teattnt-te— one of whom was british. but it is leading-to think- one of whom was british. but it is leading to think now is leading me to think now enentt— is leading me to think now should _who- is leading me to think now- should _who-refused should people who are refused aewtnn— should people who are refused aewtnn a— should people who are refused aewtnn a a— should people who are refused asylum or or refugee status be tenatet— asylum or or refugee status be deported immediately to stop tnen— deported immediately to stop tnen tetnt— deported immediately to stop them doing things like this and for them doing things like this and tet reente— them doing things like this and tet people te— them doing things like this and tet people te eaw— them doing things like this and for people to say this would natten— for people to say this would never happen here, it already nae— never happen here, it already has numerous— never happen here, it already has numerous cases, very similar to has numerous cases, very similar te tnte. — has numerous cases, very similar te tnte. ttt— has numerous cases, very similar te tnte. t-tt te— has numerous cases, very similar to this. i'll be talking about all to this. i'll be talking about at et— to this. i'll be talking about at et tnat. — to this. i'll be talking about all of that. but— to this. i'll be talking about all of that. but some uplifting to all of that. but some uplifting te ee— all of that. but some uplifting to news finish _ all of that. but some uplifting to news finish the hour. yes, tnat-e— to news finish the hour. yes, tnat-e tttnt.— to news finish the hour. yes, that's right. and— to news finish the hour. yes, that's right. and is that's right. and diamond is taen— that's right. and diamond is back. everybody— that's right. and diamond is back. everybody so we look tawatt— back. everybody so we look tenwant te— back. everybody so we look forward to welcoming him back ente— forward to welcoming him back onto _tomorrow- onto our screens tomorrow nenntnt — onto our screens tomorrow morning. welcome back. great to tane— morning. welcome back. great to nane wen— morning. welcome back. great to nane wen eee— morning. welcome back. great to have you seen attack . gb views a have you seen attack. gb views a gb have you seen attack. gb views a an wewe— have you seen attack. gb views a an wewe etne— have you seen attack. gb views a gb news .com. is— have you seen attack. gb views a gb news .com. is that email attneee— gb news .com. is that email attneee .— gb news .com. is that email attneee . t— gb news .com. is that email address. i want— gb news .com. is that email address. i want to hear from you atent— address. i want to hear from you about whether— address. i want to hear from you about whether or— address. i want to hear from you about whether or not people who are about whether or not people who netneet— about whether or not people who are refused asylum— about whether or not people who are refused asylum or refugee etatne— are refused asylum or refugee status should— are refused asylum or refugee status should be— are refused asylum or refugee status should be immediately tenatet— status should be immediately teeentet. t— status should be immediately teeatet. t an— status should be immediately deported. i am amazed that it teeent— deported. i am amazed that it teeen-t natten— deported. i am amazed that it doesn't happen more often. nattentnt— doesn't happen more often. happening friends, we are teantnt— happening friends, we are leaving ourselves wide open to attaete— leaving ourselves wide open to attaete ttte— leaving ourselves wide open to attacks like that. _ leaving ourselves wide open to attacks like that. gb views at gb attacks like that. gb views at an wewe— attacks like that. gb views at an wewe etne— attacks like that. gb views at gb news .com. but it's the

neatttnee— gb news .com. but it's the headlines now— gb news .com. but it's the headlines now .- gb news .com. but it's the headlines now . c: " headlines now. good afternoon. it's 4:01. your top stories from the newsroom former cabinet minister and close ally to boris johnson. nadine dorries has announced that she'll stand down as conservative mp with immediate effect . as conservative mp with immediate effect. in a as conservative mp with immediate effect . in a statement immediate effect. in a statement on twitter, she said she'd informed the chief whip she was stepping down as the representative for mid bedfordshire . it follows bedfordshire. it follows speculation over whether she'd appear on boris johnson's resignation honours list, due to be published imminently. resignation honours list, due to be published imminently . and be published imminently. and we'll bring you more on that breaking story as we get it. the prime minister, meanwhile, says he wants the north of england to be at the heart of economic growth in the country . growth in the country. addressing the northern research group conference in doncaster , group conference in doncaster, rishi sunak said there's no route to success at the next election without the north. he

also took aim at sir keir starmer, warning the conference that a labour government under sir safety would be a disaster for both britain and the north french president emmanuel macron is in anas sarwar, where a knife attack took place in a playground yesterday day. earlier, he met victims of the attack being treated in hospital , including an injured british girl. three year old etty was one of four toddlers stabbed. she's now said to be in a stable condition. the city's mayor says he's confident about the condition of the other three toddlers, two adults were also injured in the attack. the knifeman, a syrian refugee , had knifeman, a syrian refugee, had been denied asylum in the country just days before the attack . macron has praised the attack. macron has praised the efforts of the emergency responders first to the scene . responders first to the scene. as president, i am very proud of you,— as president, i am very proud of wet netw— as president, i am very proud of wet nenw proud—

as president, i am very proud of wet nenw proud et— as president, i am very proud of you, very proud of what has been tene— you, very proud of what has been tene tw— you, very proud of what has been tene tw tettew— you, very proud of what has been done by fellow citizens who just nattenet— done by fellow citizens who just nattenet te— done by fellow citizens who just nattenet te te— done by fellow citizens who just happened to be there very proud of happened to be there very proud et tne— happened to be there very proud et tne etaee— happened to be there very proud of the place and— happened to be there very proud of the place and the role that eneenenw— of the place and the role that eneenenw played-— of the place and the role that everyone played. yours and ours. nen— everyone played. yours and ours. new ttt— everyone played. yours and ours. new ttt went— everyone played. yours and ours. you did your duty.— everyone played. yours and ours. you did your duty. but as you ttt— you did your duty. but as you ttt went— you did your duty. but as you ttt went tntt— you did your duty. but as you did your duty, you accomplished even more. and— did your duty, you accomplished even more. and i'm extremely enent— even more. and i'm extremely newt .— even more. and i'm extremely proud . tanen— even more. and i'm extremely proud . former us— even more. and i'm extremely proud . former us president proud. former us president nenatt— proud. former us president donald trump— proud. former us president donald trump has been indicted on donald trump has been indicted en enantee— donald trump has been indicted en enantee et— donald trump has been indicted on charges of retaining classified— on charges of retaining classified documents at his ttatta— classified documents at his florida estate.— classified documents at his florida estate. _ classified documents at his florida estate. ' ”ec: classified documents at his florida estate. ' ettiit.”tf.tiil i florida estate. a source close to the case says he faces seven charges. this is the second time trump has been indicted . he's trump has been indicted. he's the first former us president to face criminal charges on a federal level , face criminal charges on a federal level, posting on his social media platform. truth social trump has accused the government of election interference. he's campaigning to make a return to the white house in 2024. our country is going to hell and they come after to donald trump weaponizing the justice

department, weaponizing the fbi. we can't let this continue to go on because it's— we can't let this continue to go on because it's ripping our eenntnw— on because it's ripping our eenntnw te— on because it's ripping our country to shreds as we have enen— country to shreds as we have enen ttt— country to shreds as we have such big problems . and this such big problems. and this enenttn-t— such big problems. and this shouldn't be— such big problems. and this shouldn't be one of them. it's a neat— shouldn't be one of them. it's a tea . — shouldn't be one of them. it's a tea . ant— shouldn't be one of them. it's a hoax . and back— shouldn't be one of them. it's a hoax . and back here,- shouldn't be one of them. it's a hoax. t: i : hoax. and back here, shadow minister bambos charalambous has been suspended as a labour mp after a complaint about his conduct it. he says he will cooperate fully with the investigation into the allegation. the enfield southgate mp tweeted it's right and proper that process is allowed to take place. labour has yet to comment . this is gb has yet to comment. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, let's head over back to . over back to. patrick okay, so we're going over back to. patrick- . okay, so we're going to okay, so we're going to be talking - okay, so we're going to be tatttnt—ntettnti talking about germany nicking our talking about germany nicking ent—n— talking about germany nickingi our—in a moment. talking about germany nicking- our—in a moment. but our rwanda plan in a moment. but we-wttn— our rwanda plan in a moment. but we-wttn-ttt—

our rwanda plan in a moment. but we with big breaking we start with that big breaking tnat— we start with that big breaking news that broke— we start with that big breaking news that broke just few news that broke just a few eente— news that broke just a few moments ago.— news that broke just a few moments ago. nadine is moments ago. nadine dorries is etanttnt— moments ago. nadine dorries is etanttnt-ae— moments ago. nadine dorries is etanttnt-ae a— moments ago. nadine dorries is standing as a conservative standing down as a conservative mp standing down as a conservative nt-tnnettate— standing down as a conservative mp immediate effect. let's mp with immediate effect. let's eneat— mp with immediate effect. let's eneat-te— mp with immediate effect. let's eneat-te enn— mp with immediate effect. let's speak to our deputy speak now to our deputy eetttteat— speak now to our deputy political editor, tom harwood , political editor, tom harwood, wne-e— political editor, tom harwood, we on,— political editor, tom harwood, who's out, the— political editor, tom harwood, who's out, the conservatives wentnenn— who's out, the conservatives northern research group conference— northern research group conference in— northern research group conference in doncaster. tom, wnat— conference in doncaster. tom, wnat te— conference in doncaster. tom, wnat te wen— conference in doncaster. tom, what do you know— conference in doncaster. tom, what do you know ? �*ftt�*tzcc what do you know? well, hello, patrick. it's certainly a busy time for the conservative gives rishi sunak has just flown back from dc. has just been here in doncaster and indeed as they're tidying up this conference, the conservatives will now need to be readying their hands for a by—election in mid bedfordshire. this is the seat that nadine dorries has represented for quite some time in parliament, has been where she has been a constituency mp as of course she has been a minister in many departments, she's been a health minister. she was of course secretary of state for digital culture, media and sport as well for some time . and now there is for some time. and now there is huge speculation , speculation huge speculation, speculation mounting as to the timing of

this honours list from boris johnson and whether or not this resignation from nadine dorries is because she is on that very honours list. the speculation and i don't think it's all too wild speculation, is that . wild speculation, is that. nadine dorries mp is about to become baroness dorries in the house of lords and is therefore resigning with immediate effect . that of course is unconfirmed . all we know that is confirmed. so far is that. nadine dorries has announced her resignation and she sits on a pretty healthy majority there in mid bedfordshire of around 24,600 votes. okay fascinating. so, yes, she's resigned 9 so, yes, she's resigned with immediate— yes, she's resigned with immediate effect. a by—election wttt— immediate effect. a by—election wttt tate— immediate effect. a by—election will take place. _ immediate effect. a by—election will take place. there is a neattnw— will take place. there is a healthy conservative majority, nepetnttw— healthy conservative majority, neeetnttw net— healthy conservative majority, hopefully not too much to worry atent— hopefully not too much to worry atent ten— hopefully not too much to worry about for rishi _ hopefully not too much to worry about for rishi sunak, but we wttt— about for rishi sunak, but we wttt tane— about for rishi sunak, but we wttt nane te— about for rishi sunak, but we will have to wait— about for rishi sunak, but we will have to wait and see. oh go natttet. — will have to wait and see. oh go on. patrick. patrick— will have to wait and see. oh go on. patrick. patrick you- will have to wait and see. oh go on. i i on. patrick. patrick you say that, but i think that's a very

interesting piece of context here. if you remember to last yean here. if you remember to last year, 2022 and the tiverton and honiton by—election, i think of the conservatives were defending a majority there. the conservatives were defending a majority in tiverton and honiton . of 26,000, 24,600 votes. now that's almost precisely exactly the same as the majority of nadine dorries. now there are different local factors. perhaps the labour party will fight harder in mid—bedfordshire than they did in tiverton and honiton. perhaps the opposition will but i don't think will be split, but i don't think anyone can take anything for granted in this upcoming by—election. no, indeed . okay. by—election. no, indeed. okay. well, tom, thank by—election. n0, indeed. okay. well, tom, thank you- \tzt okay. well, tom, thank you very tzt" ntzt okay. well, tom, thank you very much. i'm well, tom, thank you very much. t-n ee— well, tom, thank you very much. i'm more information as we get it i'm more information as we get tt en— i'm more information as we get tt en tnte— i'm more information as we get it on this honours— i'm more information as we get it on this honours list. stuff as it on this honours list. stuff ae wett. — it on this honours list. stuff as well. whether or not nadine teanee— as well. whether or not nadine teanee te— as well. whether or not nadine dorries is going— as well. whether or not nadine dorries is going to— as well. whether or not nadine dorries is going to be baroness teanee— dorries is going to be baroness teanee new— dorries is going to be baroness dorries now tom _ dorries is going to be baroness dorries now tom harwood, thank you,— dorries now tom harwood, thank wet—netttteat- dorries now tom harwood, thank you, political editor you, our deputy political editor tnet— you, our deputy political editor tnetltew— you, our deputy political editor now, just few after now, just a few hours after a tattet— now, just a few hours after a failed syrian— now, just a few hours after a failed syrian asylum seeker etane— failed syrian asylum seeker etane ten— failed syrian asylum seeker stamp for young children in tnanee— stamp for young children in france, talk— stamp for young children in france, talk of— stamp for young children in france, talk of sending migrants to france, talk of sending migrants te ttwanta— france, talk of sending migrants te ttwanta wae— france, talk of sending migrants to rwanda was back on the atenta— to rwanda was back on the agenda. surprise, surprise. but

it agenda. surprise, surprise. but tt want— agenda. surprise, surprise. but tt want tne— agenda. surprise, surprise. but it wasn't the conservative mps over here who— it wasn't the conservative mps over here who were promoting the tea — over here who were promoting the tea we,— over here who were promoting the tea we, tt— over here who were promoting the tea we, tt wae— over here who were promoting the idea. no, it was german politicians. _ idea. no, it was german politicians. they've woken up ant— politicians. they've woken up ant eee— politicians. they've woken up and seen the— politicians. they've woken up and seen the light and realised tnat—aetnattw- and seen the light and realised that—actually had. and seen the light and realised that actually had it that maybe we actually had it tttnt— that maybe we actually had it tttnt-atent— that maybe we actually had it right along. suella right all along. suella braverman— right all along. suella braverman rwanda right all along. suella- braverman-rwanda in braverman visited rwanda in ant— braverman visited rwanda in ant-tne— braverman visited rwanda in april the government is april and the government is etttt— april and the government is still determined send asylum still determined to send asylum eeeet— still determined to send asylum seekers—country. still determined to send asylum seekers—country .i seekers to the african country. seen _ seekers to the african country. see, .ntan — seekers to the african country. see-ntan wae— seekers to the african country. see, plan was thwarted last see, the plan was thwarted last wean— see, the plan was thwarted last wean-tnnenean- see, the plan was thwarted last year european court of year by the european court of nnnan— year by the european court of hanan-— year by the european court of nannan- tnt- year by the european court of human-, but now- year by the european court of human , but now germany human rights, but now germany teeatettw— human rights, but now germany teeatettw wante— human rights, but now germany reportedly wants the eu to copy the reportedly wants the eu to copy tne ttt-e— reportedly wants the eu to copy tne nn-e eenew— reportedly wants the eu to copy tne nn-e eettew .— reportedly wants the eu to copy the uk's policy . and it said the uk's policy. and it said tnat— the uk's policy. and it said that rwanda— the uk's policy. and it said that rwanda and niger could be neet— that rwanda and niger could be neet te— that rwanda and niger could be used to house— that rwanda and niger could be used to house migrants whilst tnetn— used to house migrants whilst tnetn aewtnn — used to house migrants whilst their asylum claims are being eneeeeeet— their asylum claims are being eteeeeeet .— their asylum claims are being eteeeeeet . t— their asylum claims are being processed . i think this is processed. i think this is a taeetnattnt— processed. i think this is a fascinating development that natee— fascinating development that natee tt— fascinating development that makes it more— fascinating development that makes it more likely that we wttt— makes it more likely that we wttt te— makes it more likely that we will be able- makes it more likely that we will be able to— makes it more likely that we will be able to do it, more tttetw— will be able to do it, more tttetw tnat— will be able to do it, more likely that the - will be able to do it, more likely that the european court of likely that the european court et nnnan— likely that the european court of human rights can do one, tanttw— of human rights can do one, nanny, ant— of human rights can do one, frankly, and also— of human rights can do one, frankly, and also more likely tnat— frankly, and also more likely tnat etatne— frankly, and also more likely that claims right across europe nttnt— that claims right across europe nttnt aetnattw— that claims right across europe might actually be processed atteat— might actually be processed atteat ant— might actually be processed abroad and therefore, europe's nttnant— abroad and therefore, europe's migrant crisis— abroad and therefore, europe's migrant crisis might just decrease. i— migrant crisis might just decrease. i am joined now by the wententnt— decrease. i am joined now by the wonderful former— decrease. i am joined now by the wonderful former brexit party ntt— wonderful former brexit party tttnt ant— wonderful former brexit party mep and regular here at gb news, nettnta— mep and regular here at gb news, nettnta te— mep and regular here at gb news, nettnta te tnew.— mep and regular here at gb news, belinda de lucy. belinda, thank you belinda de lucy. belinda, thank wen nenw— belinda de lucy. belinda, thank wen nenw, nenw— belinda de lucy. belinda, thank you very, very much. it's a bad

taw. — you very, very much. it's a bad taw. t— you very, very much. it's a bad taw. t tntnt— you very, very much. it's a bad day. i think this- you very, very much. it's a bad day. i think this for the remainers_ day. i think this for the remainers ,_ day. i think this for the remainers , isn't it, who were remainers, isn't it, who were enetttnt— remainers, isn't it, who were nenetttnt tn— remainers, isn't it, who were revelling in the— remainers, isn't it, who were revelling in the idea of britain tetnt— revelling in the idea of britain tetnt tnte— revelling in the idea of britain being this horrible little tattet— being this horrible little naetet-a- being this horrible little| racist - a country racist cesspit of a country enteennetnt— racist cesspit of a country outsourcing its- racist cesspit of a country outsourcing its illegal immigration problems ? what's immigration problems? what's tnate— immigration problems? what's tnate tne— immigration problems? what's tnate tne tu— immigration problems? what's that? the eu wants to do it. tte— that? the eu wants to do it. we a— that? the eu wants to do it. we a teat— that? the eu wants to do it. it's a great idea. t/tzs it's a great idea. yes, of course . as long as the eu says course. as long as the eu says it's possible and it's doable, then they'll love it. they're allegiant lies with the eu and not with the uk. sadly, i'm not surprised germany have started to fling this idea around a bit. they've had a host of problems since angela merkel flung open their doors in august 2015 to their doors in august 2015 to the world they've already had about 130,000 asylum claims already. this year in germany , already. this year in germany, and the right wing party, the afd in germany, is on the rise. europeans have had enough of incompetence at european leaders who have had absolutely no control over the border, where they won't address the issues of they won't address the issues of the schengen area and they're

looking to the uk for inspiration and i'm not surprised, although i would say this, the rwanda policy on paper and for headlines looks good. but even officials there have said the capacity is only a few hundred that they're able to take. and the real problem with europe and the migrant crisis is the lacks a asylum process that they have. and the fact that even frontex actually the border agency and coastguard data that they have in the eu have said 4 million illegal migrants have entered the eu since 2008. this is a european problem and unfortunately many 90% of between 70 and 90% of these are men , many who don't have men, many who don't have documents . and so germany needs documents. and so germany needs to have a headline on. but will it really deter migrants if we have such a high acceptance rate 7 have such a high acceptance rate ? because remember, germany is

only sending people to rwanda if they have no chance of having their asylum case granted. and if they've already lived in a similar area. so there is criteria , actually stricter criteria, actually stricter criteria, actually stricter criteria , criteria from germany. criteria, criteria from germany. there is. but i suspect that it might pave the way now for other nafions might pave the way now for other nations and we'll start seeing more and more of this. oh, france will pop up- more and more of this. oh, france will pop up and- france will pop up and say eenetntnt— france will pop up and say something in— france will pop up and say something in spain might and tenntat— something in spain might and eenntat ant— something in spain might and portugal and then before you knew— portugal and then before you tnew-wen— portugal and then before you tnewlwen-te- portugal and then before you know you do have know it, you really do have tneee— know it, you really do have these individual— know it, you really do have these individual nations coming out these individual nations coming ent-ten— these individual nations coming out-for something- out en masse for something like a ttwanta— out en masse for something like a ttwanta-t— out en masse for something like a rwanda-i think- out en masse for something like a rwanda i think they a rwanda policy. i think they wee—ta- a rwanda policy. i think they were _for britaini were just waiting for britain to be were just waiting for britain to te-enentn— were just waiting for britain to be-enoughlmake- were just waiting for britain to be enough make that be brave enough to make that eat— be brave enough to make that call themselves. _ be brave enough to make that call themselves. they were going to call themselves. they were going te—tt— call themselves. they were going te—tt ten— call themselves. they were going te—tt ten a- call themselves. they were going to_it for a little. to have a pop at it for a little ttt.— to have a pop at it for a little at ne— to have a pop at it for a little bit. be interesting to see the anenttenen— bit. be interesting to see the archbishop canterbury having bit. be interesting to see the aimassivel canterbury having bit. be interesting to see the aimassive popzanterbury having bit. be interesting to see the aimassive pop atiterbury having bit. be interesting to see the aimassive pop at the ury having bit. be interesting to see the aimassive pop at the germans.) a massive pop at the germans. now:— a massive pop at the germans. wen, etetattw— a massive pop at the germans. now, probably in— a massive pop at the germans. now, probably in all of these tnnntee— now, probably in all of these luvvies that— now, probably in all of these luvvies that are— now, probably in all of these luvvies that are going to be ttntnt— luvvies that are going to be ttntntlte— luvvies that are going to be lining-to take- luvvies that are going to be lining to take pot shots at lining up to take pot shots at tnen. — lining up to take pot shots at tnen. .tne— lining up to take pot shots at them. .the fact- lining up to take pot shots at them. the fact belinda, them. but the fact is, belinda, we-te— them. but the fact is, belinda, we-te tetnt- them. but the fact is, belinda, we be doing something we need to be doing something ttte— we need to be doing something ttne—te- we need to be doing something ttne—te te- like this and we need to be tetnt— like this and we need to be doing something like this, eeeeetattw— doing something like this, especially in— doing something like this, especially in light of what nattenet— especially in light of what nattenet tn— especially in light of what happened in france yesterday. wene— happened in france yesterday. we've-parsons- happened in france yesterday. we've parsons green tube we've had the parsons green tube tenta— we've had the parsons green tube tenten—nane- we've had the parsons green tubei bomber—have been we've had the parsons green tube bombtworse have been we've had the parsons green tube bombtworse than have been we've had the parsons green tube bombtworse than it have been we've had the parsons green tube bombtworse than it was.iave been we've had the parsons green tube bombtworse than it was. we'vezen much worse than it was. we've nat— much worse than it was. we've nat tne— much worse than it was. we've had the liverpool— much worse than it was. we've had the liverpool maternity neeettat— had the liverpool maternity- neenttat—nane hospital bomber that could have teen—tt-aei

been much worse than it was as wet.— been much worse than it was as wet. tnee— been much worse than it was as well. there was— been much worse than it was as well. there was an— been much worse than it was as well. there was an attack in ttetttnt— well. there was an attack in ttetttnt tnat— well. there was an attack in redding that abhorrent redding that was abhorrent and ttetnettnt—wael disgusting, a murder that was awtnt— disgusting, a murder that was awtnt-new— disgusting, a murder that was awful.-now in— disgusting, a murder that was awful. now in france, we're awful. and now in france, we're eeetnt— awful. and now in france, we're seeing someone who was denied fer99t_ seeing someone who was denied tetete-aewtnn - seeing someone who was denied netnte-aewtnn .- seeing someone who was denied refuge, asylum , despite refuge, denied asylum, despite nantnt—tnantetl refuge, denied asylum, despite having—granted itj refuge, denied asylum, despite hasweden, granted it refuge, denied asylum, despite hasweden, by granted it refuge, denied asylum, despite hasweden, by the granted it refuge, denied asylum, despite hasweden, by the grc'andi it refuge, denied asylum, despite hasweden, by the grc'and this in sweden, by the way. and this nae— in sweden, by the way. and this naelte— in sweden, by the way. and this naelte en— in sweden, by the way. and this naelte en a— in sweden, by the way. and this has go on a rampage whilst has to go on a rampage whilst etntentnt— has to go on a rampage whilst etntentnt a— has to go on a rampage whilst clutching a crucifix, which i'm teentw— clutching a crucifix, which i'm teeet-atent- deeply sceptical about myself. i nnet— deeply sceptical about myself. i must-stabbing- deeply sceptical about myself. i must stabbing kids in a must say, and stabbing kids in a rant— must say, and stabbing kids in a tank .— must say, and stabbing kids in a tank . we— must say, and stabbing kids in a tank . we tane— must say, and stabbing kids in a park . we have-be— must say, and stabbing kids in a park . we have be able to get park. we have to be able to get reente— park. we have to be able to get people ent— park. we have to be able to get people ent et— park. we have to be able to get people out of countries once tnew-ne— people out of countries once they're refused— people out of countries once they're refused asylum or refuse tetete— they're refused asylum or refuse refuge because _ they're refused asylum or refuse refuge because otherwise they teee— refuge because otherwise they eeee an— refuge because otherwise they pose an absolutely massive ttneat— pose an absolutely massive threat, don't— pose an absolutely massive threat, don't they ? ' ctzcyt threat, don't they? absolutely. but the problem is , in the uk, but the problem is, in the uk, for example, our acceptance rate for example, our acceptance rate for asylum seekers is up 46% since 2016. we accept 75% of asylum claims campaign compared to just around 30% in france. we accept twice the number the eu accept. and as frans timmermans said , the eu commission vice said, the eu commission vice president , that 60% of those president, that 60% of those entering europe are economic migrants. they are not genuine refugees. so why are acceptance rate is over 70? it's down to

tory policy and i mean, you could say anything. we don't even have to be here with documents. you can even be a criminal and you can have the right to stay here. and that is where the deterrent lies, actually, not necessarily rwanda , stricter , but having much stricter definition refugee is. definition of what a refugee is. and documents , we need and to have documents, we need to who these people are. to know who these people are. you patrick, japan a you know, patrick, japan is a signatory refugee signatory of the refugee convention like we are. they they accept less than 100 every yeah they accept less than 100 every year. bucha there emergency ukrainian acceptance rate less than 100 because they have a strict, strict definition. we accept thousands upon thousands and we cannot this is unsustainable. so we have to start prioritising. i think we should we should deny asylum claims for anyone who arrives here illegally straight away and just go straight to the camp. so at least women and children have at least women and children have a chance. i hope. i really. yeah, exactly— a chance. i hope. i really. yeah, exactly .— ii i really. yeah, exactly . where are they? yeah, exactly. where are they? tnat-e— yeah, exactly. where are they? tnat-e wnat— yeah, exactly. where are they? tnat-e wnat t— yeah, exactly. where are they? that's what i want to know. i art,— that's what i want to know. i think, though,— that's what i want to know. i think, though, that we should neattw— think, though, that we should neattw ee— think, though, that we should really use what's— think, though, that we should really use what's going on in eennanw— really use what's going on in eetnanw ant— really use what's going on in germany and the— really use what's going on in germany and the eu now as an enta— germany and the eu now as an extna enet— germany and the eu now as an

extna enet tn— germany and the eu now as an extra shot in-arm- germany and the eu now as an extra shot in arm for our extra shot in the arm for our ttwanta— extra shot in the arm for our ttwanta-ant- extra shot in the arm for our rwanda-and for- extra shot in the arm for our rwanda and for others. rwanda plan. and for others. a bit rwanda plan. and for others. a ttt ttte— rwanda plan. and for others. a ttt ttne tt— rwanda plan. and for others. a bit like it..to- rwanda plan. and for others. a bit like it. to reiterate, bit like it. just to reiterate, eennanw— bit like it. just to reiterate, germany apparently want the tnneeean— germany apparently want the tnneeean-te— germany apparently want the european to uphold some european union to uphold some ntnt— european union to uphold some ttnt et— european union to uphold some kind of scheme— european union to uphold some kind of scheme like the one that teettnt— kind of scheme like the one that we're looking at— kind of scheme like the one that we're looking at doing with ttwanta— we're looking at doing with rwanda deterrent we're looking at doing with- rwanda-deterrent and rwanda to offer a deterrent and to-somewhere_ rwanda to offer a deterrent and to - somewhere safe - rwanda to offer a deterrent and to somewhere safe for to offer somewhere safe for reente— to offer somewhere safe for people te— to offer somewhere safe for people te te— to offer somewhere safe for people to go whilst they're tetnt— people to go whilst they're being processed. germany fascinatingly_ being processed. germany fascinatingly now has entered tnte— fascinatingly now has entered tnte a— fascinatingly now has entered into a technical— fascinatingly now has entered into a technical recession as wet.— into a technical recession as wet. se— into a technical recession as wet. se wnen— into a technical recession as well. so when angela merkel tnew— well. so when angela merkel tnew-eeen- well. so when angela merkel tnew-eeen te- well. so when angela merkel threw open to around threw the doors open to around 1 ntttten— threw the doors open to around 1 ntttten swntan— threw the doors open to around 1 million syrian asylum seekers ant— million syrian asylum seekers ant teeate— million syrian asylum seekers and people from _ million syrian asylum seekers and people from goodness knows nnete— and people from goodness knows where economic times where else and economic times wene-ant— where else and economic times wene-ant tt— where else and economic times were-and it made- where else and economic times were and it made it made were good and it made it made annente— were good and it made it made annente ten— were good and it made it made amends for some— were good and it made it made amends for some rather fruity etant— amends for some rather fruity etntt—tnl stuff that had happened in eennanw— stuff that had happened in germany some— stuff that had happened in germany some decades before it. teet— germany some decades before it. teen-ntee— germany some decades before it. teen-ntee ant— germany some decades before it. look nice and lovely we look at how nice and lovely we wett— look at how nice and lovely we are. well, actually— look at how nice and lovely we are. well, actually now your eeenen-ew tn— are. well, actually now your economy's in the- are. well, actually now your economy's in the toilet and all of economy's in the toilet and all et—eawtnt- economy's in the toilet and alli et—eawtnt war, of a sudden you're saying, well, aetnattw— of a sudden you're saying, well, aetnattw-we— of a sudden you're saying, well, actually, we maybe move actually, should we maybe move eeneltneee— actually, should we maybe move some .these _to - actually, should we maybe move some these to africa? actually, should we maybe move somit's these to africa? actually, should we maybe move somit's thejust to africa? actually, should we maybe move somit's thejust aboutto africa? actually, should we maybe move somit's thejust about the .frica? but it's not just about the tttetat— but it's not just about the tttetat-et— but it's not just about the illegal of things. belinda, illegal side of things. belinda, i'd illegal side of things. belinda, t-t ttte— illegal side of things. belinda, t-t ttne te— illegal side of things. belinda, i'd like to talk— illegal side of things. belinda, i'd like to talk to— illegal side of things. belinda, i'd like to talk to you about teeatee— i'd like to talk to you about teeanee tn— i'd like to talk to you about because i'm also- i'd like to talk to you about because i'm also reading story because i'm also reading a story nene— because i'm also reading a story nene tnat— because i'm also reading a story nene tnat te— because i'm also reading a story here that is pretty— because i'm also reading a story here that is pretty stark that tne— here that is pretty stark that the-population- here that is pretty stark that the population hit 80 the uk population is to hit 80 ntttten— the uk population is to hit 80 ntttten-ae— the uk population is to hit 80 million as immigration million people as immigration eneet— million people as immigration ennteete-— million people as immigration surges.-is-legali surges. and this is the legal ette— surges. and this is the legal ette et— surges. and this is the legal ette et tt— surges. and this is the legal side of it. so— surges. and this is the legal side of it. so at— surges. and this is the legal side of it. so at the moment it neatt— side of it. so at the moment it wentt anteat— side of it. so at the moment it would appear that— side of it. so at the moment it would appear that there is no attempt— would appear that there is no attempt whatsoever to conserve

tnte— attempt whatsoever to conserve tnte eenntnw— attempt whatsoever to conserve tnteeenntnw .— attempt whatsoever to conserve this country . we— attempt whatsoever to conserve this country . we will allow this country. we will allow teeate— this country. we will allow people tn— this country. we will allow people in who've been done for teette— people in who've been done for double murders— people in who've been done for double murders abroad pose as entttnen— double murders abroad pose as entttnen .— double murders abroad pose as children , are— double murders abroad pose as children , are done— double murders abroad pose as children , are done for drug children, are done for drug teattnt— children, are done for drug dealing offences abroad as well, and dealing offences abroad as well, ant tnew— dealing offences abroad as well, ant tnew ean— dealing offences abroad as well, and they can enter— dealing offences abroad as well, and they can enter illegally and go and they can enter illegally and te te— and they can enter illegally and te te a— and they can enter illegally and te te a eeneet— and they can enter illegally and go to a school here— and they can enter illegally and go to a school here and live wttn— go to a school here and live an a— go to a school here and live with a foster— go to a school here and live with a foster family. that's ttne,— with a foster family. that's fine, tnt— with a foster family. that's fine, but we'll— with a foster family. that's fine, but we'll just let eneenenw— fine, but we'll just let everyone else as well. by fine, but we'll just let- everyone else .as well. by the everyone else in as well. by the teete— everyone else in as well. by the teete et— everyone else in as well. by the looks of things,— everyone else in as well. by the looks of things, it's— everyone else in as well. by the looks of things, it's a massive tetnawat— looks of things, it's a massive tetnawat ant— looks of things, it's a massive betrayal and i— looks of things, it's a massive betrayal and i don't know what tne—ttne. - betrayal and i don't know what tne—ttne. i betrayal and i don't know what tne—ttne. tl i've got for teenage girls. i tentt— i've got for teenage girls. i tentt-enet- i've got for teenage girls. i doubt-ever going. i've got for teenage girls. i. doubt-ever going-be doubt they're ever going to be able afford to get on the on able to afford to get on the on the housing ladder and what is really it's actually really sad is it's actually putting off british families from having more children because they can't get a bigger house and so the government keep allowing hundreds of thousands in which make it even harder to get a bigger house, which is going to crush our population even more, which will mean our lazy politicians keep importing , workforce instead , hitting our workforce instead of our domestic of investing in our domestic workforce course. it's a total betrayal, not just to our public services. dr. school appointments, but to also our cultural identity , our language, cultural identity, our language, our history . you know, you

our history. you know, you cannot have rapid aggressive mass immigration , especially in mass immigration, especially in a climate in this country , a climate in this country, which, let's be honest, is in certainly in schools and universities getting quite anti—british and a lot of anti—white rhetoric going on. and yet they want this sort of huge multicultural country without the consent of the people. it's also not fair on the legal migrant s that are coming that have come over in the past. and it's not fair on it's not fair on the genuine refugees who deserve a place, but instead we're giving money to men chancing it from from france. and it's not fair on the british taxpayer. and they tttnnet — british taxpayer. and they figured .some- c and they figured some people british taxpayer. and they. figured .some people back figured out some people back taet— figured out some people back taet tn— figured out some people back back in terms— figured out some people back back in terms of— figured out some people back back in terms of the channel eneeentet— back in terms of the channel crossings,.the_ back in terms of the channel crossings, the way, crossings, by the way, have ntntet— crossings, by the way, have tttntet ent— crossings, by the way, have figured out a— crossings, by the way, have figured out a way of gaming the eweten. — figured out a way of gaming the eweten. _bel system. now it remains to be enaettw— system. now it remains to be seen exactly exactly what this tnttnttnat— seen exactly exactly what this individual has— seen exactly exactly what this individual has gone on the individual has just gone on the taneate— individual has just gone on the taneate wttn— individual has just gone on the taneate an a— individual has just gone on the rampage with a knife in france. wnat— rampage with a knife in france. wnat-teatttw— rampage with a knife in france. what reality they're what the reality is they're eneeeeettw— what the reality is they're- supposedly-crucifix, supposedly wearing a crucifix, enetttnt— supposedly wearing a crucifix, shouting about— supposedly wearing a crucifix, shouting about being a christian wnttet— shouting about being a christian wnttetlwae— shouting about being a christian whilst was committing this whilst he was committing this attaet. — whilst he was committing this attaet. -t— whilst he was committing this attack. i obviously don't attack. now, i obviously don't tnew— attack. now, i obviously don't tnew tne— attack. now, i obviously don't know the specific— attack. now, i obviously don't know the specific detail on tnat.— know the specific detail on tnat. wetetw— know the specific detail on that. nobody does yet. we'll tane— that. nobody does yet. we'll nane te— that. nobody does yet. we'll have to wait— that. nobody does yet. we'll have to wait and— that. nobody does yet. we'll have to wait and see. but one

tntnt— have to wait and see. but one the tnat— have to wait and see. but one tntnt tnat we— have to wait and see. but one thing that we do— have to wait and see. but one thing that we do know has been nattentnt— thing that we do know has been nattentnt a— thing that we do know has been nattentnt a ttt— thing that we do know has been happening a bit in— thing that we do know has been happening a bit in this country is happening a bit in this country te tnat— happening a bit in this country te tnat teeate— happening a bit in this country is that people coming from eennnete— is that people coming from countries middle east countries in the middle east nnete— countries in the middle east wnene wen— countries in the middle east where you could— countries in the middle east where you could be persecuted for where you could be persecuted ten tetnt— where you could be persecuted for being christian, are for being a christian, are tnttnt— for being a christian, are ttnttnt tt— for being a christian, are finding it remarkably easy to ette— finding it remarkably easy to ette tnte— finding it remarkably easy to ette tnte a— finding it remarkably easy to slip into a life— finding it remarkably easy to slip into a life of supposed christianity— slip into a life of supposed christianity in— slip into a life of supposed christianity in this country and tnen— christianity in this country and tnen te— christianity in this country and tnen te atte— christianity in this country and then be able to— christianity in this country and then be able to use that to teteten— then be able to use that to bolster some— then be able to use that to bolster some of— then be able to use that to bolster some of their own asylum etane— bolster some of their own asylum etatne ant— bolster some of their own asylum etatne ant te— bolster some of their own asylum claims and to claims against tetnt— claims and to claims against tetnt teeatet— claims and to claims against being deported back. and a wnw— being deported back. and a reason why they will have to etaw— reason why they will have to etaw nae, — reason why they will have to stay here, because they will be peneentet— stay here, because they will be persecuted. and _ stay here, because they will be persecuted. and actually, i ean-t— persecuted. and actually, i eat netn— persecuted. and actually, i can't help but— persecuted. and actually, i can't help but wonder whether or not can't help but wonder whether or net-enwen— can't help but wonder whether or not church complicit in not our church is complicit in tnat— not our church is complicit in tnat a— not our church is complicit in tnat a ttttte— not our church is complicit in that a little bit.— not our church is complicit in that a little bit. belinda i'm neattw— that a little bit. belinda i'm neattw-atent— that a little bit. belinda i'm really about political really sad about how political our really sad about how political enwen— really sad about how political our church has— really sad about how political our church has got on on the teene— our church has got on on the issue because,— our church has got on on the issue because, you know, after tt— issue because, you know, after attleawe— issue because, you know, after attleawe tn— issue because, you know, after all,.says in the— issue because, you know, after all, says in the bible, all, it says in the bible, enanttw— all, it says in the bible, charity begins- all, it says in the bible, charity begins at home and aetnattw— charity begins at home and actually public— charity begins at home and actually public safety and eeentttw— actually public safety and security should be the priority for security should be the priority ten att— security should be the priority ten att enn— security should be the priority for all our leaders. 't: for all our leaders. and then ant— for all our leaders. and then and once our country is able and willing and financially sound enough to offer help to others , enough to offer help to others, we should do it. but but think about this, patrick. 70 countries around the world ban homosexuality that means 70 countries around the world,

their people can claim asylum in their people can claim asylum in the uk and pretend to be gay because they don't need a lot of evidence. it's quite hard to countries around the world in conflict at the moment. they'll all be eligible to claim asylum here. it is far too lax. our case law makes it too easy. we should have a tier system where only those direct at threat of death are considered for asylum in this country. we have to stop it now because it's open to so much abuse and let's be honest, we have to explore the connection between tens of thousands of undocumented men coming from violent, unstable war torn countries coming into europe and their mental health. and this is what's not being discussed . as you've mentioned, discussed. as you've mentioned, the long list , discussed. as you've mentioned, the long list, you discussed. as you've mentioned, the long list , you know, the the long list, you know, the maternity bomber, the parsons green bomber, the redding murderer who killed three gay men, asylum seekers. now, this is to not say the vast majority of asylum seekers are completely you know, welcome as long as the numbers are accepted by the people. but there is a dangerous element and we need to make sure

the british public are safe from that. yeah, absolutely. belinda thank you. i've thoroughly ent-ewet— thank you. i've thoroughly enrewet tnte— thank you. i've thoroughly enjoyed this chat.- setea"< i've thoroughly enjoyed this chat. great ’se“: i've thoroughly enjoyed this chat. great to se:“ i've thoroughly enjoyed this chat. great to talk to enjoyed this chat. great to talk te wen. — enjoyed this chat. great to talk to you. belinda— enjoyed this chat. great to talk to you. belinda de— enjoyed this chat. great to talk to you. belinda de lucy there is atan— to you. belinda de lucy there is a fan favourite— to you. belinda de lucy there is a fan favourite here on gb news tanen— a fan favourite here on gb news tetnt—ntn- a fan favourite here on gb news former—mep.-am former brexit party mep. if i am teattnt— former brexit party mep. if i am reading headlines— former brexit party mep. if i am reading headlines today like wnat-e— reading headlines today like what's happened france and what's happened in france and etnttantw— what's happened in france and similarly-what's- similarly as well, what's nattentnt— similarly as well, what's happening the similarly as well, what's happening-the i'm happening here in the past, i'm atee— happening here in the past, i'm atteat—— happening here in the past, i'm also our population also looking at our population going— also looking at our population tetnt te— also looking at our population tetnt te ntt— also looking at our population going to hit around the 80 ntttten— going to hit around the 80 million mark,— going to hit around the 80 million mark, million people million mark, 80 million people by million mark, 80 million people tw—wttt— million mark, 80 million people tw—wttt te- million mark, 80 million people tw—wttt be en- million mark, 80 million people by_will be on us. by 2046, which will be on us ttte— by 2046, which will be on us we tnat. — by 2046, which will be on us we tnat. t— by 2046, which will be on us like that. i regularly report on the like that. i regularly report on tne netntee— like that. i regularly report on the refugee crisis— like that. i regularly report on the refugee crisis and the aewtnn— the refugee crisis and the asylum seeker— the refugee crisis and the asylum seeker crisis the asylum seeker crisis and the taet— asylum seeker crisis and the taet-tnene— asylum seeker crisis and the fact-there could- asylum seeker crisis and the fact there could be around fact that there could be around 80 fact that there could be around eet-etnen— fact that there could be around 80-other people- 80 million other people teeeenate— 80 million other people desperate to _ 80 million other people desperate to come to mainland tneee— desperate to come to mainland tanete-tne— desperate to come to mainland tanete-tne-to- desperate to come to mainland europe _the .10 or. desperate to come to mainland europe the 10 or 15 europe within the next 10 or 15 weae— europe within the next 10 or 15 weae we— europe within the next 10 or 15 weae we ean— europe within the next 10 or 15 years. we can-all- europe within the next 10 or 15 years. we can all of this years. we can see all of this eentnt— years. we can see all of this eentnt-wee- years. we can see all of this coming,-we?-can. years. we can see all of this coming,-we?-can all coming, can't we? we can see all of coming, can't we? we can see all et tnte— coming, can't we? we can see all et tnte eentnt— coming, can't we? we can see all of this coming, and— coming, can't we? we can see all of this coming, and yet we're net— of this coming, and yet we're net-enewtn— of this coming, and yet we're net-enentn te- of this coming, and yet we're not enough to actually put not doing enough to actually put a it not doing enough to actually put a—tt te— not doing enough to actually put a—tt te new- not doing enough to actually put a—tt te en- a deterrent in. it is now or neattw. — a deterrent in. it is now or never, really. but it looks as tnettn— never, really. but it looks as tnentnlwen-tt— never, really. but it looks as though-you'll be- never, really. but it looks as though you'll be seeing on though as you'll be seeing on the headlines— though as you'll be seeing on the headlines on— though as you'll be seeing on the headlines on your screens tnett— the headlines on your screens there,-britain- the headlines on your screens. there,-britain-the the headlines on your screens. therton-britain-the the headlines on your screens therton rwanda.:ain the the headlines on your screens therton rwanda. too the the headlines on your screens therton rwanda. too much the way on rwanda. too much enttteten— way on rwanda. too much criticism, too— way on rwanda. too much criticism, too criticism, criticism, too much criticism, net— criticism, too much criticism, net-tnen — criticism, too much criticism, net-tnen -at- criticism, too much criticism, not-from - at thej not least from people at the tent.— not least from people at the tent. tt— not least from people at the tent. tt new— not least from people at the echr. it now looks as though eennanw— echr. it now looks as though germany—could. echr. it now looks as though. germany—could well germany and the eu could well atent— germany and the eu could well adopt something— germany and the eu could well adopt something very, very etnttan. — adopt something very, very etnttan. tt— adopt something very, very similar. it will- adopt something very, very similar. it will be fascinating to similar. it will be fascinating te-wnetnen— similar. it will be fascinating to whether people similar. it will be fascinating- to .whether-people get to see whether or not people get so to see whether or not people get

ee—tt— to see whether or not people get ee—tt-tne- so angry about it once the tnnenean— so angry about it once the european union- so angry about it once the european union copiers. but tnene-e— european union copiers. but tnene-e ee— european union copiers. but there's more on— european union copiers. but there's more on this story on wetette. — there's more on this story on our website. gb _ there's more on this story on our website. gb news dot com wnten— our website. gb news dot com wnten te— our website. gb news dot com wnten te tne— our website. gb news dot com which is the fastest growing nattenat— which is the fastest growing national news— which is the fastest growing national news website in the eenntnw.— national news website in the country. amazing stuff. it's got the country. amazing stuff. it's got tne teet— country. amazing stuff. it's got the best analysis— country. amazing stuff. it's got the best analysis and opinion as wett— the best analysis and opinion as wett ae— the best analysis and opinion as wett ae att— the best analysis and opinion as well as all the— the best analysis and opinion as well as all the latest breaking nnt— well as all the latest breaking ent tet— well as all the latest breaking news. but get this labour's main eenew— news. but get this labour's main economic policy is— news. but get this labour's main economic policy is in tatters atten— economic policy is in tatters attet tnew— economic policy is in tatters after they ditched their £28 ttttten— after they ditched their £28 billion growth— after they ditched their £28 billion growth and prosperity etan— billion growth and prosperity etan. nee— billion growth and prosperity etan. nee tte— billion growth and prosperity plan. yes, it's another cost . plan. yes, it's another cost. danae— plan. yes, it's another cost. dumas u—turn._ plan. yes, it's another cost. dumas u—turn. i'm patrick cnntetwe— dumas u—turn. i'm patrick cnntetwe en— dumas u—turn. i'm patrick christys on gb— dumas u—turn. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's

on gb news, the people's. channel. iwelcome channel- . welcome back. cnannet— . welcome back. in a tnannet— . welcome back. in a few channel welcome back. in a few minutes news welcome back. in a few minutes , et— welcome back. in a few minutes , news of more- , i will have news of more nettene— , i will have news of more problems for— , i will have news of more problems for donald trump. but the problems for donald trump. but tne-nanw— problems for donald trump. but the party announced the labour party announced a mate— the labour party announced a mare n—tnnn— the labour party announced a major u—turn on— the labour party announced a major u—turn on their plan £28 ttttten— major u—turn on their plan £28 ttttten a— major u—turn on their plan £28 ttttten a wean— major u—turn on their plan £28 billion a year investment into eneen— billion a year investment into green industries— billion a year investment into green industries should they win the green industries should they win tne eteetten— green industries should they win the election. so— green industries should they win the election. so with shadow cnaneetten— the election. so with shadow chancellor rachel reeves blaming the chancellor rachel reeves blaming tne tatee— chancellor rachel reeves blaming tne tentee ten— chancellor rachel reeves blaming the tories for crashing the eenennw— the tories for crashing the economy . yes,— the tories for crashing the economy . yes, what's actually economy. yes, what's actually neattw— economy. yes, what's actually neattw tetnt— economy. yes, what's actually really going on?— economy. yes, what's actually really going on? joining me now to really going on? joining me now te etet— really going on? joining me now te ntet tne— really going on? joining me now to pick the bones— really going on? joining me now to pick the bones out of this is ttan— to pick the bones out of this is liam halligan,— to pick the bones out of this is liam halligan, our economics and tnetneee— liam halligan, our economics and business editor— liam halligan, our economics and business editor with— liam halligan, our economics and business editor with the business editor with on the nenew— business editor with on the nenew .— business editor with on the nenew . sene— business editor with on the money . some people are saying money. some people are saying tnat— money. some people are saying tnat tnew-ne— money. some people are saying that they're not— money. some people are saying that they're not even anywhere enttee— that they're not even anywhere near office yet,— that they're not even anywhere near office yet, but their key ttatentn— near office yet, but their key flagship economic and green eenew— flagship economic and green eettew te— flagship economic and green eettew te tn— flagship economic and green policy is in tatters. ciztz“ policy is in tatters. green policy— policy is in tatters. green policy .— policy is in tatters. green policy . tne— policy is in tatters. green policy , the transition to net policy, the transition to net zero energy bills is the north sea oil and gas industry. these things are now really at the centre stage of british politics. they're usually what nerds like me talk about, but

they are now front and centre, not least because of this cost of living squeeze with higher energy bills, higher fuel bills. when you're filling up your van and your car on on the minds of so many consumers and households now what labour have done is they announced back in 2021 rachel reeves said, i'm going to be the first green chancellor. we're going to have this £28 billion a year investment programme. how much is that? that's the equivalent of about 4 or 5 pe extra on the basic rate of income tax. it's big money. wow. and we're going to have this £28 billion a year green investment. we're going to generate green jobs. we're going to subsidise gigafact arteries being built, making the batteries for electric vehicles and rachel reeves is saying now, you know what, you know, i said that in 2021, we can't afford it when we get into government, we're not going to spend £28 billion from day one a year, but we're going to build up to that over the 4 or 5 years of the next labour government. if they win the election. and a lot of

people are calling that a u—turn, a retreat undermining labour's, especially considering that they're now blaming, well, look, is to down when liz look, this is to down when liz truss crashed the economy. well, all right, fine. but etenente— well, all right, fine. but elements of— well, all right, fine. but elements of this plan were announced .that- elements of this plan were announced that happened elements of this plan were announcso that happened elements of this plan were announcso you that happened elements of this plan were announcso you probablytpened elements of this plan were announcso you probably should anyway. so you probably should tane— anyway. so you probably should nane-eentnt- anyway. so you probably should have-coming. so- have seen that coming. so i ten-t— have seen that coming. so i ten-t tatte— have seen that coming. so i don't quite understand how they can don't quite understand how they ean—ttane- can necessarily blame the tatee. — can necessarily blame the tories. isuppose- can necessarily blame thei tories. isuppose-is tories. i suppose that bit is eettttee— tories. i suppose that bit is eettttee tnt— tories. i suppose that bit is politics, but what? c politics, but what? it's all rettttee— politics, but what? it's all politics. it's— politics, but what? it's all politics. it's pure politics. what they're trying do. and what they're trying to do. and there's a row emerging there's actually a row emerging within the party the within the labour party on the front which i'll get into front bench, which i'll get into what trying what they're trying to do is rachel she's risking rachel reeves. she's risking annoying the green lobby, the net zero people, the just stop oil people, new labour are donors like dale vince, who's the renewable energy tycoon who's dropping millions of pounds on the labour party. she's risking the shadow chancellor annoying them, but she can then say, i'm doing this because i want to be responsible with the public finances and in some senses the sort of middle england voters. that's what they're worried about, that labour as are going to sort of

run out of other people's money as cliche goes, and they're as the cliche goes, and they're going to end up with a budget crisis. so. reeves is establishing her kind of fiscal credentials being responsible credentials as being responsible with the nation's finances. meanwhile while ed miliband remember him , former labour remember him, former labour leader who was very much at the centre of all the climate change law, almost the most talented miliband brother, well , when he miliband brother, well, when he was when he was when he was a cabinet minister under tony blair back in two thousand and seven, he is now tweeting, oh, we are going to spend this money. don't let people tell you that we're retreating. so there seems a bit of a mixed seems to be a bit of a mixed message, discipline is message, a message discipline is key as labour tries to rebuild its credibility, but it cuts right to the heart of a lot of people, the kind of battle between what we can afford and whether or not we really want to save planet because people save the planet because people will we should bankrupt will just say we should bankrupt ourselves. people stop ourselves. people are just stop oil-extinction _ people are just stop oil extinction rebellion oil and extinction rebellion a lot oil and extinction rebellion a tet et— oil and extinction rebellion a tet et tneee— oil and extinction rebellion a lot of those people don't really eanenee—t et- lot of those people don't reallyj care—rest of the care about what the rest of the eenntnw— care about what the rest of the eenntnw-ttte— care about what the rest of the country-like-what. care about what the rest of the country like what the country looks like and what the ttnaneee— country looks like and what the finances-excuse— country looks like and what the finances excuse me. it's finances are. excuse me. it's natntw—tet-e-

finances are. excuse me. it's mainly-let's justi finances are. excuse me. it's mainthis let's just finances are. excuse me. it's mainthis particularat's just finances are. excuse me. it's mainthis particular issue st finances are. excuse me. it's mainthis particular issue and stop this particular issue and nawte— stop this particular issue and now maybe reeves has now maybe rachel reeves has tene. — now maybe rachel reeves has tene. wett— now maybe rachel reeves has gone. well, actually, we've just neattw— gone. well, actually, we've just neattw-attent— gone. well, actually, we've just really-afford. _ gone. well, actually, we've just really-afford. there- gone. well, actually, we've just really afford. “tziz really can't afford. there is tnat— really can't afford. there is that tension between spending money transition money now on the transition to net suffering, net zero households suffering, making install heat pumps making people install heat pumps . if you think that's the right way go, forking out for way to go, forking out for making making people buy electric vehicles, which are still expensive , if you still very expensive, if you think that's the right to think that's the right way to go, tension. then go, there's that tension. then there's tension that there's also the tension that there's also the tension that the labour party faces to the labour party faces trying to please wings of the please the two wings of the coalition it's going to need, if it's going to gain the keys to number those wings number 10. and those two wings are on the one hand, are broadly on the one hand, university graduates the kind of luvvy vote, if you like, in the university towns , people who, if university towns, people who, if they don't labour will vote they don't vote labour will vote lib you know, the kind of lib dem. you know, the kind of people who who really want ed miliband and co to prevail to push ahead with this green transition, if you like. but then there's the other more traditional wing of the labour party, know, people who wear party, you know, people who wear boiler when they go to boiler suits when they go to work. the gmb union, the unite union, which been union, both of which have been hugely publicly of keir hugely critical publicly of keir starmer's plans to end all new

oil and gas investment in the nonh oil and gas investment in the north sea as soon as labour comes into office. i can tell you in ashfield yesterday , where you in ashfield yesterday, where is now lea anderson's seat, we did the kind of big red wall show from that they buy and large just didn't care about the environmental issues . it was it environmental issues. it was it was really environmental issues. it was it neattw atent— environmental issues. it was it was really about the- it was it was really about the money in tnetn— was really about the money in tnetn eeetet— was really about the money in tnett eeetet .— was really about the money in their pocket . it— was really about the money in their pocket . it was about their pocket. it was about immigration.— their pocket. it was about immigration. it- their pocket. it was about immigration. it was about the key tntnte. — immigration. it was about the key tntnte. att— immigration. it was about the key things. all they thought. i tnt— key things. all they thought. i ttntltet— key things. all they thought. i ttntltet et— key things. all they thought. i findllot of people,- key things. all they thought. find a lot of people, they're worried we're going worried that we're going too fast. want fresh air. fast. people want fresh air. people want their kids not to live and industrial live in smog and industrial squalor, they think we're squalor, but they think we're going fast. they think a lot going too fast. they think a lot of wealthy have these of wealthy people have these what kind luxury what we call kind of luxury views . it's all about them views. it's all about them feeling super superior, you know, having the tesla on the front drive, having the land rover and the little run—around around back where the around the back where the neighbours can't see them. so for lot of ordinary people who for a lot of ordinary people who who bear the biggest cost who really bear the biggest cost proportion transition, proportion of this transition, they think labour needs to look after them. labour needs look after them. labour needs to look after them. labour needs to look after them. labour needs to look after the working class blue collar vote rather than the kind

of posh graduate vote . but it's of posh graduate vote. but it's played into of posh graduate vote. but it's etawet tnte tte— of posh graduate vote. but it's played into it's played- g: but it's played into it's played into netn— played into it's played into ten te— played into it's played into keir to rishi— played into it's played into keir to rishi sunak hands. played into it's played into keirto rishi sunak hands. he keir to rishi sunak hands. he tntnt— keir to rishi sunak hands. he ttntnt a— keir to rishi sunak hands. he was giving a talk— keir to rishi sunak hands. he was giving a talk earlier on tetaw— was giving a talk earlier on tetaw ant— was giving a talk earlier on tetaw ant ne— was giving a talk earlier on today and he was saying, you knew,— today and he was saying, you knew, ne— today and he was saying, you knew, ne-a— today and he was saying, you know, he - a - abouti today and he was saying, you. know, he _a .about how know, he made a joke about how netn— know, he made a joke about how netn etannen— know, he made a joke about how keir starmer received something like keir starmer received something ttne-ttant— keir starmer received something ttteltnant ten— keir starmer received something like-grand for a— keir starmer received something like grand for a book of like 18 grand for a book of eenew— like 18 grand for a book of eettew tteae— like 18 grand for a book of policy ideas, presumably policy ideas, which presumably aetnattw— policy ideas, which presumably actually—some. actually would just at some netnt— actually would just at some point-manifesto.- actually would just at some point manifesto. but point be a manifesto. but anwwaw— point be a manifesto. but anwwawltnen- point be a manifesto. but anyway, then and then on to anyway, and then and then on to ant— anyway, and then and then on to ant-te— anyway, and then and then on to ant-te nant— anyway, and then and then on to and-to hand the- anyway, and then and then on to and to hand the money and then on to hand the money taet—tttn-t- and then on to hand the money back—didn't have. and then on to hand the money. back—didn't have any. back because he didn't have any. wnetnet— back because he didn't have any. wnetnetlnet— back because he didn't have any. whether-not that's— back because he didn't have any. whether not that's true. ' “t: whether or not that's true. and nee— whether or not that's true. and nee-mate— whether or not that's true. and nee-mate a— whether or not that's true. and he's - made a little - whether or not that's true. and he's made a little move he's also made a little move today. rishi sunak and jeremy hunt by making the windfall tax on gas on north sea oil and gas companies, keir starmer companies, while keir starmer was ban new investment was trying to ban new investment in sea. yeah, the in the north sea. yeah, the tories in slightly tories have reined in slightly their tax, so instead their windfall tax, so instead of always charging the oil and their windfall tax, so instead of acompanies|ing the oil and their windfall tax, so instead of acompanies|inlthea oil and their windfall tax, so instead of acompanies|inlthe north nd their windfall tax, so instead of acompanies|inlthe north sea, gas companies in the north sea, 75% of their profits, 75% of their profits , they're now their profits, they're now going to them less than 75, to charge them less than 75, just 40. just 40. if the oil price goes below a certain level . but i've talked to a couple of big oil companies operating in the north sea today. they're not particularly impressed . they're particularly impressed. they're not going public with that. now they don't think this is going to end. what is mounting now,

patrick, to investment strike patrick, to an investment strike in north sea as a result of in the north sea as a result of this policy. there we this government policy. there we go. right. this government policy. there we te. tttnt. ttan— this government policy. there we go. right. liam thank— this government policy. there we go. right. liam thank you- d there we go. right. liam thank you very, nenw— go. right. liam thank you very, new-ttn— go. right. liam thank you very, very tim halligan, there, very much. tim halligan, there, our economics— very much. tim halligan, there, our economics and— very much. tim halligan, there, our economics and business ettten— our economics and business. ettten—new our economics and business- editor—now as editor with on the money now as it editor with on the money now as n—the— editor with on the money now as n—the swan- it emerges that the syrian refugee — it emerges that the syrian refugee stabbed children refugee who stabbed children in eenee— refugee who stabbed children in france yesterday— refugee who stabbed children in france yesterday to be france yesterday claims to be christian,— france yesterday claims to be christian,-be _ france yesterday claims to be christian, be asking, are christian, i will be asking, are migrants— christian, i will be asking, are migrants changing religion to teeet— migrants changing religion to boost their— migrants changing religion to boost their chances of being granted— boost their chances of being granted a— boost their chances of being granted a asylum? so make sure you eene— granted a asylum? so make sure you tune in— granted a asylum? so make sure you uuue in o— granted a asylum? so make sure you tune in to that. _ granted a asylum? so make sure you tune in to that. that is going— you tune in to that. that is going oo— you tune in to that. that is going go be— you tune in to that. that is going io be e— you tune in to that. that is going to be a fascinating discussion.— going to be a fascinating discussion. but right now it's you— discussion. but right now it's your headlines— discussion. but right now it's your headlines rhiannon your headlines with rhiannon ionee— your headlines with rhiannon ionee .— your headlines with rhiannon ionee . inani— your headlines with rhiannon jones . thank you, patrick. c: jones. thank you, patrick. good afternoon. — jones. thank you, patrick. good afternoon. it's— jones. thank you, patrick. good afternoon. it's 432.— jones. thank you, patrick. good afternoon. it's 432. your top stories from the newsroom a former cabinet minister and close ally of boris johnson, nadine dorries has announced she will stand down as a conservative mp in a statement on twitter. the former culture secretary said she was stepping down with immediate effect as the representative for mid bedfordshire . it follows bedfordshire. it follows speculation over whether she'd appear on boris johnson's resignation honours list due to

be published imminently. resignation honours list due to be published imminently . the be published imminently. the prime minister says he wants the nonh prime minister says he wants the north of england to be at the heart of economic growth in the country . addressing the northern country. addressing the northern research group conference in doncaster , rishi sunak said doncaster, rishi sunak said there's no route to success at the next election without the north. he also took aim at sir keir starmer, warning the conference that a labour government under who he called sir softy would be a disaster for both britain and the north. shadow minister bambos charalambous has been suspended as a labour mp after a complaint about his conduct. he says he'll cooperate fully with the investigation into the allegation. the enfield southgate mp tweeted it's right and proper that process is allowed to take place. labour has yet to comment . and french has yet to comment. and french president emmanuel macron has visited the city of annecy, where a knife attack took place yesterday . he's been where a knife attack took place yesterday. he's been thanking the emergency responders who are

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that i really want to get stuck right into now, because we're going this going to talk about this horrifying attack in horrifying knife attack in france warning that france yesterday. a warning that we about to show some images we are about to show some images that upsetting to that may be upsetting to viewers. attack was carried viewers. the attack was carried out asylum seeker out by a failed asylum seeker from syria . he held necklace from syria. he held a necklace with crucifix on it and with a crucifix on it and shouted in the name of jesus christ as he stabbed six people, including four children. okay, so the images, which i'm sure a lot of you've already seen, they are disturbing. this is individual run around the park. he then repeatedly goes into the park. clearly, we will not show you absolutely everything that is available to be seen. but him going up to prams and stabbing people in there before eventually being shot and detained. but i'm joined now by gb news home and security editor mark, why mark? we do not mark, why now, mark? we do not know exactly. exactly the nature of this particular individual. he was wearing a crucifix and he was running around shouting about being a christian. et cetera. we have had situations in the past, have we not, where people have attempted convert

people have attempted to convert to christianity as a way of being able to say , if you send being able to say, if you send me home country, i me back to my home country, i will be persecuted? is that a tactic that we are still seeing ? yeah, we are seeing that eeene.— ? yeah, we are seeing that tactic. we've— 7’ yeah, we are seeing that tactic. we've seen that tactic niieiy— tactic. we've seen that tactic niieiy ueei— tactic. we've seen that tactic widely used not— tactic. we've seen that tactic widely used not just in this eouniny— widely used not just in this eouniny nui— widely used not just in this country but in— widely used not just in this country but in other western notions— country but in other western nations oe— country but in other western nations as to— country but in other western nations as to try— country but in other western nations as to try to bolster the concen— nations as to try to bolster the ooneeen oi— nations as to try to bolster the chances of someone claiming oeyiun— chances of someone claiming oeyiun iron — chances of someone claiming asylum from being returned to unen— asylum from being returned to inein oun— asylum from being returned to their own country— asylum from being returned to their own country or being oiionei— their own country or being oiionei io— their own country or being allowed to stay- their own country or being allowed to stay here. now, it may— allowed to stay here. now, it may be— allowed to stay here. now, it may be inni— allowed to stay here. now, it may be that this— allowed to stay here. now, it may be that this individual is non— may be that this individual is from syno— may be that this individual is from synio .— may be that this individual is from syria , was— may be that this individual is from syria , was one of the from syria, was one of the minority— from syria, was one of the ninoniiy in— from syria, was one of the minority in that- from syria, was one of the minority in that country who are cnnieiione. — minority in that country who are christians. some— minority in that country who are christians. some 10% of the popuioiion— christians. some 10% of the population are— christians. some 10% of the population are coptic christians,- population are coptic christians, but the vast noioniiy— christians, but the vast noioniiy oi— christians, but the vast majority of people in that eouniny— majority of people in that eouniny one— majority of people in that country are muslim. what is more iineiy— country are muslim. what is more iineiy io— country are muslim. what is more iineiy ie inni— country are muslim. what is more likely is that he— country are muslim. what is more likely is that he has— country are muslim. what is more likely is that he has travelled to likely is that he has travelled o g..— likely is that he has travelled io ine wee— likely is that he has travelled to the west and— likely is that he has travelled to the west and at some point noe— to the west and at some point has converted— to the west and at some point has converted to— to the west and at some point has converted to christianity. we has converted to christianity. iie ion-i— has converted to christianity. we don't know— has converted to christianity. we don't know that for sure, but tnet— we don't know that for sure, but not nouii— we don't know that for sure, but that would seem _ we don't know that for sure, but that would seem to be more of a tneee— that would seem to be more of a tnene uouii— that would seem to be more of a there would be— that would seem to be more of a there would be more of a chance of not—

there would be more of a chance of not being— there would be more of a chance of that being the— there would be more of a chance of that being the case than him being— of that being the case than him being one— of that being the case than him being oi— of that being the case than him being one of the— of that being the case than him being one of the minority from syno— being one of the minority from synio . — being one of the minority from synu . keye— being one of the minority from syria . keys there— being one of the minority from syria . syria. keys there was a story that went very quiet in the wake of the liverpool maternity hospital bombing, which was a bit of an expose actually about how easy it is to get involved with predominantly the church of england in this country. if you are an asylum seeker to be welcomed him with open arms, which at face value , there's which at face value, there's nothing wrong with that. that's the way the religion works. and that's all great. but with it being done with a view of them knowing that they can do that in order to game the system and not be returned and that actually is a story that think should be a story that i think should be raised frankly. well, raised again, frankly. well, that incident. thank that particular incident. thank fully that device didn't- f f: thank fully that device didn't fully detonate — fully that device didn't fully detonate and— fully that device didn't fully detonate and it— fully that device didn't fully detonate and it detonated in the noon— detonate and it detonated in the noon oi— detonate and it detonated in the been of o— detonate and it detonated in the toot ot o toxi — detonate and it detonated in the back of a taxi prematurely . so back of a taxi prematurely. so he back of a taxi prematurely. so ne woe— back of a taxi prematurely. so ne tne— back of a taxi prematurely. so he was the only— back of a taxi prematurely. so he was the only one that died oni— he was the only one that died and o— he was the only one that died and o non— he was the only one that died and a man called— he was the only one that died and a man called ahmad al sweetneen— and a man called ahmad al sweetneen .— and a man called ahmad al swealmeen , who was a jordanian swealmeen, who was a jordanian notional— swealmeen, who was a jordanian notionoi, conne— swealmeen, who was a jordanian national, came to— swealmeen, who was a jordanian national, came to the uk , tried

national, came to the uk, tried to eioin — national, came to the uk, tried to claim asylum _ national, came to the uk, tried to claim asylum and was rejected and to claim asylum and was rejected one tnen— to claim asylum and was rejected and then continued— to claim asylum and was rejected and then continued to fight the outnonitiee— and then continued to fight the authorities in— and then continued to fight the authorities in this— and then continued to fight the authorities in this country in gag,— authorities in this country in fact, sonne— authorities in this country in fact, some six— authorities in this country in fact, some six years previously , ne— fact, some six years previously , ne previous— fact, some six years previously , ne previous to— fact, some six years previously , he previous to the attack was a , he previous to the attack was o point— , he previous to the attack was o point unen— , he previous to the attack was a point when his— , he previous to the attack was a point when his appeal was neg-eetet— a point when his appeal was neg-eetet oni— a point when his appeal was rejected and he— a point when his appeal was rejected and he should have been removed— rejected and he should have been ennovei tron— rejected and he should have been removed from the— rejected and he should have been removed from the country at that time— removed from the country at that time .— removed from the country at that time . vou— removed from the country at that time . you not— removed from the country at that time . you had the— removed from the country at that time . you had the then home time. you had the then home secretory— time. you had the then home seenetony .— time. you had the then home secretary , priti_ time. you had the then home secretary , priti patel, raising secretary, priti patel, raising tnie— secretary, priti patel, raising tnie issue— secretary, priti patel, raising this issue and— secretary, priti patel, raising this issue and saying, look , you this issue and saying, look, you know,— this issue and saying, look, you know, tnie— this issue and saying, look, you know, tnie ie— this issue and saying, look, you know, this is not— this issue and saying, look, you know, this is not good , that the know, this is not good, that the enunenee— know, this is not good, that the enunenee in— know, this is not good, that the churches in particular the cnunen— churches in particular the cnunen ot— churches in particular the church of england, are are assisting— church of england, are are assisting certain asylum seekers in gaming— assisting certain asylum seekers in gunning tne— assisting certain asylum seekers in gaming the system in the in the in gaming the system in the in tne tetet— in gaming the system in the in the belief that— in gaming the system in the in the belief that by— in gaming the system in the in the belief that by by converting to christianity— the belief that by by converting to christianity they can then turn — to christianity they can then turn grouti— to christianity they can then turn around to— to christianity they can then turn around to home office ottieioie— turn around to home office officials and— turn around to home office officials and say, look, you cant— officials and say, look, you cant eent— officials and say, look, you can't send me— officials and say, look, you can't send me back to this predominantly— can't send me back to this predominantly muslim country because— predominantly muslim country because iti— predominantly muslim country because i'll be— predominantly muslim country because i'll be branded an opoetote— because i'll be branded an apostate and— because i'll be branded an apostate and i— because i'll be branded an apostate and i will be martyred . so— apostate and i will be martyred . so tnnt— apostate and i will be martyred . so tnot ie— apostate and i will be martyred . so that is what— apostate and i will be martyred . so that is what prompts a lot of . so that is what prompts a lot ot tne— . so that is what prompts a lot of the conversions— . so that is what prompts a lot

of the conversions to christianity- of the conversions to christianity .- of the conversions to christianity . not to say that christianity. not to say that tneee— christianity. not to say that there aren't— christianity. not to say that there aren't those who genuinely ueeonnie— there aren't those who genuinely welcome a conversion to cnnietionity— welcome a conversion to christianity .— welcome a conversion to christianity. i'm sure welcome a conversion to christianity . i'm sure there are christianity. i'm sure there are tneee— christianity. i'm sure there are some. there are.— christianity. i'm sure there are some. there are. there is a very grey— some. there are. there is a very gney enee— some. there are. there is a very gney in— some. there are. there is a very gney in my— some. there are. there is a very grey area in my opinion, about the grey area in my opinion, about tne promotion— grey area in my opinion, about the promotion of— grey area in my opinion, about the promotion of religion versus the promotion of religion versus tne promotion— the promotion of religion versus the promotion of— the promotion of religion versus the promotion of a— the promotion of religion versus the promotion of a political iieoiogy. — the promotion of a political iieoiogy. anu— the promotion of a political ideology. and i- the promotion of a political ideology. 'i: the promotion of a political ideology. i: " ideology. and i think that in many cases, unfortunately , only many cases, unfortunately, only people we know how the head of the church of england feels. archbishop justin welby, he thinks that things like the rwanda scheme are abhorrent. he clearly doesn't really believe in borders and thinks that pretty much everybody should be accepted it accepted with open arms. it would follow them, wouldn't it, that want that they would want to do whatever can try to keep whatever they can to try to keep as many of these people in the country. you let us country. but you let us perfectly on their mark to another big issue here. again similarities with of the similarities with all of the cases we've just mentioned, similarities with all of the cases is we've just mentioned, similarities with all of the cases is thate've just mentioned, similarities with all of the cases is thate've jusomebodyad, similarities with all of the cases is thate've jusomebody is which is that when somebody is refused asylum or refuge, on refused asylum or refuge, why on earth are they allowed to stay here? is an accident waiting here? it is an accident waiting to happen. if i was if i was to happen. and if i was if i was the parent of one of these young children that had been stabbed by this in front, i would be

thinking, why the heck was this guy still here? we'd said no to him. he was going get angry. him. he was going to get angry. he going to lose it. and he was going to lose it. and this is an accident waiting to happen. yeah, i mean, that's the otnen— happen. yeah, i mean, that's the otnen-tnot— happen. yeah, i mean, that's the otnen-tnot you— happen. yeah, i mean, that's the other-that you touch- yeah, i mean, that's the other that you touch on other issue that you touch on nene— other issue that you touch on nenelnot— other issue that you touch on nenelnot iuet— other issue that you touch on here-not just the- other issue that you touch on here not just the why are here is not just the why are tney— here is not just the why are thy-nene— here is not just the why are they-here, but- here is not just the why are they here, but actually they still here, but actually tne— they still here, but actually tne unoie— they still here, but actually the whole process of going and oppeoiing— the whole process of going and uppeoiing oni— the whole process of going and appealing and being refused can otten— appealing and being refused can otten it— appealing and being refused can often, it seems— appealing and being refused can often, it seems ,_ appealing and being refused can often, it seems , be a trigger often, it seems, be a trigger for often, it seems, be a trigger ton tneee— often, it seems, be a trigger for these individual girls to tnen— for these individual girls to tnen eneet— for these individual girls to then enact some horrific and vioient— then enact some horrific and violent acts— then enact some horrific and violent acts on— then enact some horrific and violent acts on uk soil. and tnet— violent acts on uk soil. and tnot ie— violent acts on uk soil. and tnot ie tne— violent acts on uk soil. and that is the same— violent acts on uk soil. and that is the same in other eounneet— that is the same in other countries as— that is the same in other countries as well. you mentioned of countries as well. you mentioned ot ai— countries as well. you mentioned of course, al swealmeen in iivennooi, — of course, al swealmeen in liverpool, but— of course, al swealmeen in liverpool, but there aren't eountieee— liverpool, but there aren't countless examples of failed oeyiun— countless examples of failed asylum seekers— countless examples of failed asylum seekers who have gone on to commit— asylum seekers who have gone on to commit sonne— asylum seekers who have gone on to commit some pretty horrific eete.— to commit some pretty horrific eete. ton— to commit some pretty horrific acts. for instance,— to commit some pretty horrific acts. for instance, the london nugge— acts. for instance, the london bridge bomber— acts. for instance, the london bridge bomber rash rhiannon, who was a moroccan, failed asylum eneeet— was a moroccan, failed asylum eneeet ne— was a moroccan, failed asylum seeker. he then— was a moroccan, failed asylum seeker. he then went on with two otnen— seeker. he then went on with two other terrorists _ seeker. he then went on with two other terrorists to _ seeker. he then went on with two other terrorists to crush that into — other terrorists to crush that van into people— other terrorists to crush that van into people on london nudge,— van into people on london nnige, tnen— van into people on london bridge, then to—

van into people on london bridge, then to disappear and town— bridge, then to disappear and town into— bridge, then to disappear and down into borough market and etet— down into borough market and etet otnen— down into borough market and stab other people as well. and oteoiuteiy— stab other people as well. and oteoiuteiy o— stab other people as well. and absolutely a horrific crime back in zeii. — absolutely a horrific crime back in zeii. tyneee— absolutely a horrific crime back in 2017. kyrees soledar , you in 2017. kyrees soledar, you remember he— in 2017. kyrees soledar, you remember he was also a failed oeyiun— remember he was also a failed asylum seeker.— remember he was also a failed asylum seeker. this man was from iityo— asylum seeker. this man was from iityo .— asylum seeker. this man was from iityo . nut— asylum seeker. this man was from libya . but instead— asylum seeker. this man was from libya . but instead of being libya. but instead of being removed— libya. but instead of being removed from _ libya. but instead of being removed from the country, he was oiionei— removed from the country, he was oiionei to— removed from the country, he was oiionei to stay— removed from the country, he was allowed to stay because they eouiin-t— allowed to stay because they couldn't return— allowed to stay because they couldn't return him to libya teeouee— couldn't return him to libya teeouee ot— couldn't return him to libya because of the— couldn't return him to libya because of the political situation.— because of the political situation. so _ because of the political situation. so what does he do for whatever's_ situation. so what does he do for whatever's going on in his neute— for whatever's going on in his head? decides— for whatever's going on in his head? decides to _ for whatever's going on in his head? decides to go into a park in tne— head? decides to go into a park in tne itettiing— head? decides to go into a park in the redding sunshine, just in a in the redding sunshine, just in o genot— in the redding sunshine, just in o genoi nnete— in the redding sunshine, just in a period where the lockdown, teeouee— a period where the lockdown, teeouee ot— a period where the lockdown, because of covid, had been iooeenei— because of covid, had been iooeenei .— because of covid, had been iooeenei . a— because of covid, had been loosened . a group of people were loosened. a group of people were out tneee— loosened. a group of people were out there picnicking in the sun. he out there picnicking in the sun. ue nontynei— out there picnicking in the sun. he martyred three— out there picnicking in the sun. he martyred three men and eenioueiy— he martyred three men and seriously injured another three ani— seriously injured another three men. and then— seriously injured another three men. and then it's not just tenoniet— men. and then it's not just terrorist related— men. and then it's not just terrorist related inaya , it's as terrorist related inaya, it's as neit— terrorist related inaya, it's as well. numerous— terrorist related inaya, it's as well. numerous other instances of well. numerous other instances ot peonie— well. numerous other instances of people failed— well. numerous other instances of people failed asylum seekers too-ven— of people failed asylum seekers uo-ven gone— of people failed asylum seekers uo-yen gone on— of people failed asylum seekers who've gone on to— of people failed asylum seekers who've gone on to commit nonitie—

who've gone on to commit horrible acts— who've gone on to commit horrible acts acas such as the muted— horrible acts acas such as the muted ot— horrible acts acas such as the mute ot ee— horrible acts acas such as the murder of 88 year— horrible acts acas such as the murder of 88 year old brenda tioney— murder of 88 year old brenda tioney in— murder of 88 year old brenda tioney in o— murder of 88 year old brenda blaney in a village in yorkshire.— blaney in a village in yorkshire. you remember in inonnton— yorkshire. you remember in inonnton ie— yorkshire. you remember in thornton le dale , she had taken thornton le dale, she had taken an thornton le dale, she had taken on inonion— thornton le dale, she had taken an iranian asylum— thornton le dale, she had taken an iranian asylum seeker under her an iranian asylum seeker under nen wing,— an iranian asylum seeker under nen wing, not— an iranian asylum seeker under her wing, had given him a room in ne— her wing, had given him a room in net noue-e— her wing, had given him a room in her house. he— her wing, had given him a room in her house. he was a failed oeyiun— in her house. he was a failed asylum seeker.— in her house. he was a failed asylum seeker. also had, we are tott— asylum seeker. also had, we are told, otten— asylum seeker. also had, we are told, other underlying mental tut— told, other underlying mental issues. but strangled and ettttet— issues. but strangled and stabbed her— issues. but strangled and stabbed her to- issues. but strangled and stabbed her to death one day. ite— stabbed her to death one day. to just— stabbed her to death one day. it's just absolute— stabbed her to death one day. it's just absolute horrific. and tntt— it's just absolute horrific. and tnot gets— it's just absolute horrific. and tnot gets to— it's just absolute horrific. and that gets to on— it's just absolute horrific. and that gets to on the third point. so that gets to on the third point. so ite— that gets to on the third point. so its not— that gets to on the third point. so it's not just— that gets to on the third point. so it's not just about those who may— so it's not just about those who may te— so it's not just about those who may be guning— so it's not just about those who may be gaming the system by converting— may be gaming the system by converting to— may be gaming the system by converting to christianity, tnoee— converting to christianity, tnoee tntt— converting to christianity, those that are— converting to christianity, those that are perhaps triggered by tne— those that are perhaps triggered by tne netueti— those that are perhaps triggered by the refusal of— those that are perhaps triggered by the refusal of an asylum uppiieution— by the refusal of an asylum oppiieotion .— by the refusal of an asylum application . but there is this application. but there is this otten— application. but there is this otnen issue— application. but there is this other issue as— application. but there is this other issue as well, which i've iuet— other issue as well, which i've iuet tongotten — other issue as well, which i've just forgotten actually what it etty.— just forgotten actually what it was. okay. well,— just forgotten actually what it was. �*ft�*izll "izz just forgotten actually what it was. �*syiizzz "izz just forgotten actually what it was. �*syiizzz siztz igizi just forgotten actually what it was. �*syiizzz siztz gizi ash; was. okay. well, there we go. we know you've been you've been talking for quite a while there, so i will i will forgive you on all of that. but i think what

annoys me this idea of annoys me is this idea of lessons learned. okay. because there haven't lessons there haven't been lessons learned. and learned. it's all very well and good. now, at this good. now, looking at this situation and my situation in france and my initial to what initial response to what happened france there where happened in france there where this went on the rampage happened in france there where this a went on the rampage happened in france there where this a knife it on the rampage happened in france there where this a knife and the rampage happened in france there where this a knife and he'd'ampage happened in france there where this a knife and he'd beenige with a knife and he'd been rejected as asylum seeker rejected as an asylum seeker was, you know, we was, gosh, you know, we shouldn't happen shouldn't let that happen here. and as you've just outlined and then as you've just outlined there, time and there, it happens time and time again and we all seem to again here, and we all seem to move on from it and nothing really takes place. but it is a wide open, gaping flaw in our national can national security that we can allow anyone to across allow anyone to come across the channel. anyone to channel. we can allow anyone to stay here. we can allow anyone to maybe convert to christianity, just christianity, to then just bolster then bolster their chances. and then we'd sorry, we're not we'd say, well, sorry, we're not going to deport you even though we are rejecting your claim. just and here for just come here and live here for years feeling very, very angry. and point that and that third point that eeeonet— and that third point that escaped me momentarily was on the escaped me momentarily was on tne-tne— escaped me momentarily was on tne-tne toggoge- escaped me momentarily was on the the baggage that the issue of the baggage that tneee— the issue of the baggage that these individuals carry and i mean emotional— these individuals carry and i mean emotional baggage . yeah. mean emotional baggage. yeah. coming— mean emotional baggage. yeah. conning tron — mean emotional baggage. yeah. coming from often war torn areas of coming from often war torn areas ot tne— coming from often war torn areas ot tne wont. — coming from often war torn areas of the world. no— coming from often war torn areas of the world. no one knows potentioiiy— of the world. no one knows potentially what trauma these

intivituoie— potentially what trauma these individuals may— potentially what trauma these individuals may have gone tnnougn— individuals may have gone through, what— individuals may have gone through, what horrific acts they may— through, what horrific acts they may nove— through, what horrific acts they may have carried— through, what horrific acts they may have carried out in other content— may have carried out in other countries before— may have carried out in other countries before reaching our country— countries before reaching our country .— countries before reaching our country , outn— countries before reaching our country , such as— countries before reaching our country , such as the young man country, such as the young man uno— country, such as the young man nno nuntenet— country, such as the young man who murdered an— country, such as the young man who murdered an aspiring royal itonine— who murdered an aspiring royal itonine in.— who murdered an aspiring royal marine in. yeah,— who murdered an aspiring royal marine in. yeah, just recently we uno— marine in. yeah, just recently we nno not— marine in. yeah, just recently we who had we— marine in. yeah, just recently we who had we are told, murdered two we who had we are told, murdered tno peonie— we who had we are told, murdered tno peopie in— we who had we are told, murdered two people in scandinavia before he two people in scandinavia before ne etne— two people in scandinavia before ne none— two people in scandinavia before he came home to— two people in scandinavia before he came home to the uk claiming oeyiun— he came home to the uk claiming oeyiun, eioining— he came home to the uk claiming asylum, claiming to— he came home to the uk claiming asylum, claiming to be a child ont— asylum, claiming to be a child ent oetuoiiy— asylum, claiming to be a child and actually being well over 18 i and actually being well over 18 i tnint— and actually being well over 18 i tnint it— and actually being well over 18 i think it was— and actually being well over 18 i think it was 22— and actually being well over 18 i think it was 22 at the time. so i think it was 22 at the time. so tnene-e— i think it was 22 at the time. so there's the,— i think it was 22 at the time. so there's the, the emotional taua— so there's the, the emotional trauma these— so there's the, the emotional trauma these individuals might nave— trauma these individuals might nave gone— trauma these individuals might have gone through . there's just have gone through. there's just the have gone through. there's just tne taet— have gone through. there's just tne taet ne— have gone through. there's just the fact we don't— have gone through. there's just the fact we don't have any ovenignt— the fact we don't have any oyenignt on— the fact we don't have any oversight or knowledge about who tneee— oversight or knowledge about who these individuals— oversight or knowledge about who these individuals are , who they these individuals are, who they nignt— these individuals are, who they nignt nave— these individuals are, who they might have associated with and unat— might have associated with and wnat tney— might have associated with and what they might— might have associated with and what they might have got up to in tnet— what they might have got up to in tnein oun— what they might have got up to in their own country and whether tney— in their own country and whether tney nignt— in their own country and whether tney nignt conne— in their own country and whether they might come here. some of tnen — they might come here. some of tnen witn— they might come here. some of them with actually much more sinister— them with actually much more sinister intent— them with actually much more sinister intent than 100. 'i: sinister intent than 100. and tnn— sinister intent than 100. and this is.— sinister intent than 100. and this is. i— sinister intent than 100. and this is, i think,— sinister intent than 100. and this is, i think, the- sinister intent than 100. and this is, i think, the public's view on it for the most part

anyway, is very unsympathetic now, because you don't want to be right in the middle of another terrible attack that could have been prevented. the way i look at it is, is this which is if would you let this individual into your house? and if the answer to that is no, then i don't really think that somebody else should be expected to live next door to them. i also think that if you then ask someone to leave your house, would continue let them would you continue to let them stay there? there would stay in there? there would be consequences this consequences for that. but this is we seem to be is exactly what we seem to be doing. mark, thank you very much as ever. mark white there gb news security editor. news home and security editor. but knife but yeah, yesterday's knife attack took place in the french alps we're going to go live alps and we're going to go live to annecy very to the town of annecy very, very soon. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news .

on gb news, the people's channel. britain's news . channel channel. britain's news. channel tow— channel. britain's news. channel ton to— channel. britain's news. channel ton to tie— channel. britain's news. channel now to the latest on that horrific knife attack in france yesterday. a three year old tuition— yesterday. a three year old tuition gin— yesterday. a three year old british girl who _ 35; a three year old british girl who was stabbed by ataiiet— british girl who was stabbed by a failed syrian— british girl who was stabbed by a failed syrian asylum seeker is, a failed syrian asylum seeker ie, we— a failed syrian asylum seeker is, we believe— a failed syrian asylum seeker is, we believe ,_ a failed syrian asylum seeker is, we believe , in— a failed syrian asylum seeker is, we believe , in a stable is, we believe, in a stable eontition— is, we believe, in a stable condition in— is, we believe, in a stable condition in hospital after untengoing— condition in hospital after undergoing surgery, which is great— undergoing surgery, which is great newe— undergoing surgery, which is great news, really. french iteeitent— great news, really. french president emmanuel macron met witn— president emmanuel macron met witn emergency— president emmanuel macron met with emergency staff in the town of with emergency staff in the town ot annecy— with emergency staff in the town ot tnneey a— with emergency staff in the town of annecy a little— with emergency staff in the town of annecy a little earlier this attennoon. — of annecy a little earlier this afternoon. and _ of annecy a little earlier this afternoon. and the french government— afternoon. and the french government has confirmed the suspect— government has confirmed the suspect ie— government has confirmed the euepeet ie a— government has confirmed the euepeet ie a oi— government has confirmed the suspect is a 31 year old syrian . we— suspect is a 31 year old syrian man . he tried— suspect is a 31 year old syrian man . he tried to— suspect is a 31 year old syrian man . he tried to claim asylum in man. he tried to claim asylum in teanee— man. he tried to claim asylum in teanee tut— man. he tried to claim asylum in twanee tut it— man. he tried to claim asylum in france, but it was— man. he tried to claim asylum in france, but it was refused last

suntay— france, but it was refused last sunday because _ france, but it was refused last sunday because he had previously teen— sunday because he had previously teen gwantet— sunday because he had previously been granted asylum in sweden ten yeawe— been granted asylum in sweden ten yeawe ago.— been granted asylum in sweden ten years ago. but— been granted asylum in sweden ten years ago. but i am joined ty— ten years ago. but i am joined ty tne— ten years ago. but i am joined now by the times's france correspondent— now by the times's france correspondent chazan, who is in annecy— correspondent chazan, who is in wnneey tow— correspondent chazan, who is in wnneey tow — correspondent chazan, who is in annecy for us. david, thank you wewy— annecy for us. david, thank you wewy muon— annecy for us. david, thank you wewy nuen. ite— annecy for us. david, thank you very much. it's great to aetuaiiy— very much. it's great to actually be— very much. it's great to actually be able to go essentially— actually be able to go essentially to the scene in a way— essentially to the scene in a way .— essentially to the scene in a way . wnat-e— essentially to the scene in a way . wnat-e it— essentially to the scene in a way . what's it like where you way. what's it like where you twe— way. what's it like where you are now? i've been seeing very enotionai— are now? i've been seeing very emotional pictures— are now? i've been seeing very emotional pictures of people iaying— emotional pictures of people laying flowers,— emotional pictures of people laying flowers, getting very angwy, — laying flowers, getting very angwy, i— laying flowers, getting very angry, i suspect, really, teeauee— angry, i suspect, really, because the _ angry, i suspect, really, because the targets here were young— because the targets here were young eniitwen— because the targets here were young children .— because the targets here were young children . that's right, young children. that's right, iatwiet. — young children. that's right, patrick. you— young children. that's right, patrick. you can- young children. that's right, patrick. /izi. waet" ziz" i: young children. that's right, patrick. v/iz. waet" ziz" i: patrick. you can see behind me here, there's a small crowd of people there. they have all just laid flowers . it's become laid flowers. it's become something of a shrine . and something of a shrine. and they're gathering here, standing for the most part in silence as a tribute to the children and their families and as a sign of support . bakhmut and on sunday, support. bakhmut and on sunday, the mayor will be organs rising, a gathering. people are going to march through the town and try to recover in a way they i think

they see this as the first step towards coming back to normal because this is a picture postcard , a tourist destination postcard, a tourist destination . we're right on the shore of lake annecy. thousands of tourists come here every summer from across the world, including from across the world, including from britain. it's a generally peaceful and prosperous place. and people are just stunned that this could have happened in their community. and so it's very traumatic and they're struggling to come to terms with it for the time being. i think no , absolutely. i can imagine no, absolutely. i can imagine tnat— no, absolutely. i can imagine tnat tney— no, absolutely. i can imagine that they really— no, absolutely. i can imagine that they really are - .izlyw i can imagine that they really are struggling to one— that they really are struggling to to— that they really are struggling to come to terms— that they really are struggling to come to terms with it . a to come to terms with it. a snowing.— to come to terms with it. a enoeting. a— to come to terms with it. a shocking, a shocking incident ant— shocking, a shocking incident ant to— shocking, a shocking incident ant to te— shocking, a shocking incident and to be honest, david, ateoiuteiy— and to be honest, david, absolutely remarkable that we are absolutely remarkable that we not— absolutely remarkable that we are not reporting— absolutely remarkable that we are not reporting on numerous teatne— are not reporting on numerous teatne weaiiy— are not reporting on numerous teatne weaiiy .— are not reporting on numerous deaths really . when news first deaths really. when news first note.— deaths really. when news first twote. i— deaths really. when news first broke, i think— deaths really. when news first broke, i think of— deaths really. when news first broke, i think of that we were all broke, i think of that we were at teawing— broke, i think of that we were all fearing the— broke, i think of that we were all fearing the worst, weren't wee— all fearing the worst, weren't wee wean—

all fearing the worst, weren't we? yeah and _ all fearing the worst, weren't we? yeah and it's— all fearing the worst, weren't we? yeah and it's partly because of we? yeah and it's partly because ot tne— we? yeah and it's partly because ot tne twawewy— we? yeah and it's partly because of the bravery of— we? yeah and it's partly because of the bravery of bystanders, ineiuting— of the bravery of bystanders, ineiuting a— of the bravery of bystanders, including a 24— of the bravery of bystanders, including a 24 year old business eenooi— including a 24 year old business school graduate. _ including a 24 year old business school graduate. iz : school graduate. he's a devout catholic and he's on a walking tour of cathedrals in france . tour of cathedrals in france. and he saw what was happening . and he saw what was happening. he had his backpack and you may have seen the video of him holding up the backpack , warding holding up the backpack, warding off the attacker . and he and off the attacker. and he and a couple of other people certainly proved invented. more victims . proved invented. more victims. and the police also intervened very quickly. they were here within four minutes of the first emerged call . and so they shot emerged call. and so they shot the attacker and arrested him. he wasn't badly hurt. he's still in police custody . where we hear in police custody. where we hear that so far , he's been refusing that so far, he's been refusing to cooperate and mainly refusing to cooperate and mainly refusing to answer questions . okay. look, to answer questions. okay. look, david, to answer questions. okay. look, ioawit. ttant— to answer questions. okay. look, david, thank you. _ to answer questions. okay. look, david, thank you. thank- : okay. look, david, thank you. thank you for you— david, thank you. thank you for youw tine— david, thank you. thank you for youw tine totay. — david, thank you. thank you for your time today. and for wepowting— your time today. and for reporting live- your time today. and for

reporting live from the scene tnewe— reporting live from the scene tnewe ant— reporting live from the scene there and for— reporting live from the scene there and for giving us a bit of atiawouw— there and for giving us a bit of atiawouw ot— there and for giving us a bit of a flavour of what— there and for giving us a bit of a flavour of what it's like on tne— a flavour of what it's like on tne gwount— a flavour of what it's like on the ground. that— a flavour of what it's like on the ground. that is the times's inane— the ground. that is the times's france correspondent, david cnazan— france correspondent, david cnazan wno— france correspondent, david chazan, who is— france correspondent, david chazan, who is in annecy . now chazan, who is in annecy. now going— chazan, who is in annecy. now going to— chazan, who is in annecy. now we're going to finish this pawtieuiaw— we're going to finish this particular hour with some very tittewent— particular hour with some very different news.— particular hour with some very different news. it's fair to say.— different news. it's fair to say ant— different news. it's fair to say. and diamond will present our breakfast— say. and diamond will present our breakfast show tomorrow for the our breakfast show tomorrow for tne tint— our breakfast show tomorrow for tne tint tine— our breakfast show tomorrow for the first time in— our breakfast show tomorrow for the first time in more than five nontte— the first time in more than five nontne. wow— the first time in more than five months. now so— the first time in more than five months. now so it's a bit of a niwet— months. now so it's a bit of a niwet etowy. — months. now so it's a bit of a mixed story. this— months. now so it's a bit of a mixed story. this because an did weweai— mixed story. this because an did weweai taet— mixed story. this because an did reveal last night— mixed story. this because an did reveal last night that she's teen— reveal last night that she's been diagnosed with breast cancer and has— been diagnosed with breast cancer and has had a double naeteetony— cancer and has had a double naeteetony .— cancer and has had a double mastectomy . me. and that was mastectomy. me. and that was tite— mastectomy. me. and that was iite ine— mastectomy. me. and that was like nine 30in_ mastectomy. me. and that was like nine 30in the— mastectomy. me. and that was like nine 30in the morning. but i like nine 30in the morning. but i tnew— like nine 30in the morning. but i tnew tnen— like nine 30in the morning. but i knew then because— like nine 30in the morning. but i knew then because i'd- like nine 30in the morning. but i knew then because i'd already seen my gp that i had to go to a breast cancer screening thing later in the morning . and i later in the morning. and i thought i would just go for a like a mammogram and, you know, a couple of tests and i'd be free in an hour. and i spent the entire morning at my local hospital. they did everything biopsies, x rays and ct scans , a

biopsies, x rays and ct scans, a couple of mammograms, everything . and in the end, by lunchtime , . and in the end, by lunchtime, i was still there. and a lovely lady with a lanyard round her neck that said macmillan cancer care . and i knew then that it care. and i knew then that it was serious . care. and i knew then that it was serious. s oh gosh, care. and i knew then that it was serious . s oh gosh, look, was serious. s oh gosh, look, you can see on diamond back alongside stephen dixon from 6:00 tomorrow morning right here on gb news and i know i talk for absolutely everybody when i say welcome back and well done on heroic battle as well, it must be said. but yes, moving on from tnat— be said. but yes, moving on from tnat now— be said. but yes, moving on from tnat tnewe— be said. but yes, moving on from that now, there is— be said. but yes, moving on from that now, there is less— i: but yes, moving on from that now, there is less than tnee— that now, there is less than three weeks— that now, there is less than three weeks to _ that now, there is less than three weeks to go. good grief. wnat— three weeks to go. good grief. wnat an— three weeks to go. good grief. wnat an i— three weeks to go. good grief. what am i going— three weeks to go. good grief. what am i going to do until i tanee— what am i going to do until i tanee on— what am i going to do until i dance on stage— what am i going to do until i dance on stage with the dream toye— dance on stage with the dream toye wno— dance on stage with the dream toye wno say— dance on stage with the dream boys who say that— dance on stage with the dream boys who say that they are the most— boys who say that they are the most tannoue— boys who say that they are the most famous group of male etntene— most famous group of male etwiinewe in— most famous group of male strippers in the— most famous group of male strippers in the uk . most famous group of male strippers in the uk. i'm doing itlwaiee— strippers in the uk. i'm doing itlraise money— strippers in the uk. i'm doing it raise money the mental it to raise money for the mental teattn— it to raise money for the mental neat-nint— it to raise money for the mental health-mind. i- it to raise money for the mental health-mind. i am- health charity mind. i am teiigntet— health charity mind. i am delighted to— health charity mind. i am delighted to say that you wonderful— delighted to say that you wonderful people have raised iuet— wonderful people have raised gust-.—

wonderful people have raised iuet-. smoo- wonderful people have raised just . 57,000 thousand just under. 57,000 thousand nounte. — just under. 57,000 thousand pounds. thank— just under. 57,000 thousand pounds. thank you to everyone wno-e— pounds. thank you to everyone wno-e given— pounds. thank you to everyone who's given money. you can tonate— who's given money. you can tonate to— who's given money. you can donate to just— giving.com/fundraising/challenge. cnwietie-e— giving.com/fundraising/challenge. cnwietie-e .— giving.com/fundraising/challenge. christie's . just— giving.com/fundraising/challenge cnwietie-e— giving.com/fundraising/challenge cnwietie-e i— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's i am _ giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's i am doing it tries to nine— christie's i am doing it tries to a— christie's i am doing it tries to raise a bit— christie's i am doing it tries to raise a bit of— christie's i am doing it tries to raise a bit of money for the nentai— to raise a bit of money for the mental health— to raise a bit of money for the mental health charity mind who eten— mental health charity mind who eten-otten— mental health charity mind who step-offer urgent- mental health charity mind who step offer urgent medical step in and offer urgent medical nentai— step in and offer urgent medical nentai-eawe— step in and offer urgent medical mental-care for- step in and offer urgent medical mental care for people mental health care for people wno— mental health care for people wno-cant— mental health care for people wno-cant te- mental health care for people who can't be seen by the who maybe can't be seen by the wus— who maybe can't be seen by the win—tnt- who maybe can't be seen by the nhs,_and there- who maybe can't be seen by the nhs,_and there is| who maybe can't be seen by thei nhs,_and there is a nhs, for example. and there is a nentai— nhs, for example. and there is a mental health— nhs, for example. and there is a mental health crisis out there. so mental health crisis out there. so it— mental health crisis out there. so it witt— mental health crisis out there. so it wiii te— mental health crisis out there. so it will be great if we could save some lives— so it will be great if we could save some lives together. thank you— save some lives together. thank you to— save some lives together. thank you to eewyone— save some lives together. thank you to everyone who's donated. tut— you to everyone who's donated. but-government— you to everyone who's donated. but government been but the government has been ewitieieet— but the government has beeni criticised _the criticised when it revealed the itwanta— criticised when it revealed the itwanta-gueee- criticised when it revealed the rwanda guess what? criticised when it revealed the- rwanda-guess what? now rwanda plan. but guess what? now eewnany— rwanda plan. but guess what? now genny—it.- rwanda plan. but guess what? now eewnany—it. tn- germany wants to copy it. i'm tattet— germany wants to copy it. i'm patrick christys _ germany wants to copy it. i'm patrick christys on gb news more on two— patrick christys on gb news more on tnie in— patrick christys on gb news more on tnie inleee— patrick christys on gb news more on tnie inleee .—

it's 5 pm. ist patrick christys. it's gb news. now enouit— christys. it's gb news. now enouit we— christys. it's gb news. now should we just— christys. it's gb news. now should we just be- it's gb news. now should we just be deporting anyone— should we just be deporting anyone wno— should we just be deporting anyone who fails our asylum eeetn— anyone who fails our asylum eeetw teet— anyone who fails our asylum seeker test immediately to try to awoit— seeker test immediately to try to avoid more— seeker test immediately to try to avoid more situations like wnat— to avoid more situations like wnat we— to avoid more situations like wnat we aw— to avoid more situations like what we saw in— to avoid more situations like what we saw in france yesterday 7 what we saw in france yesterday i wae— what we saw in france yesterday e was tne— what we saw in france yesterday e was tne tu— what we saw in france yesterday ? has the eu finally cottoned on to wnat— ? has the eu finally cottoned on to wnat wewe— ? has the eu finally cottoned on to what we're doing? it looks as tnougn— to what we're doing? it looks as tnougn tney— to what we're doing? it looks as though they want— to what we're doing? it looks as though they want to copy our itwanta— though they want to copy our rwanda scheme.— though they want to copy our rwanda scheme. well, there we go. i— rwanda scheme. well, there we go. i tnint— rwanda scheme. well, there we go. i think that— rwanda scheme. well, there we go. i think that will mean that we-atie— go. i think that will mean that we-atielget- go. i think that will mean that we-ablelget it. we should be able to get it tnougn— we should be able to get it tnwougn tne— we should be able to get it through the echr sharpish. in otnew— through the echr sharpish. in otnew new— through the echr sharpish. in other news, though, we're going toltaiting— other news, though, we're going toltaiting-a- other news, though, we're going to.talking-a big- other news, though, we're going to talking a big labour to be talking about a big labour u—tuwn.— to be talking about a big labour u—tuwn-tneiw— to be talking about a big labour u—turn. their flagship u—turn. yes, their flagship economic and environmental noiiey— policy has been put in the enwettew— policy has been put in the shredder classic. policy has been put in the shredder-classic. said shredder. why classic. they said tnat— shredder. why classic. they said tnat-eouitn-t— shredder. why classic. they said that couldn't afford it. that they couldn't afford it. they— that they couldn't afford it. tney—tne- that they couldn't afford it. i they _the tories that they couldn't afford it. - they—the tories for they have blamed the tories for

tnat.— they have blamed the tories for tnat—wae— they have blamed the tories for tnat—was it- they have blamed the tories for that,_was it really. that, though. or was it really tnat— that, though. or was it really tnat tney— that, though. or was it really that they didn't— that, though. or was it really that they didn't cost it pfopele-7_ that they didn't cost it properly? we'll be speaking about— properly? we'll be speaking atout att— properly? we'll be speaking about all of— properly? we'll be speaking about all of that. we're also going— about all of that. we're also going-taking.- about all of that. we're also going talking, course, going to be talking, of course, none-tnn. — going to be talking, of course, more _this. _horror more about this. france horror attack.— more about this. france horror attaet. tnat— more about this. france horror attack, that individual involved tnat— attack, that individual involved tnat-weaning— attack, that individual involved that-wearing a— attack, that individual involved that wearing a crucifix was that was wearing a crucifix was enouting— that was wearing a crucifix was enouting-teing- that was wearing a crucifix was shouting - being a - that was wearing a crucifix was shouting being a christian shouting about being a christian as going— shouting about being a christian as we're going hear a lot of as we're going to hear a lot of peonie— as we're going to hear a lot of peopielnot— as we're going to hear a lot of people not necessarily this people, not necessarily in this ease-iot— people, not necessarily in this ease-tot ot— people, not necessarily in this case, lot of people case, but a lot of people are eonwewting— case, but a lot of people are eonwewting to— case, but a lot of people are converting to christianity on tne— converting to christianity on the continent— converting to christianity on the continent and here as a way of the continent and here as a way ot tying— the continent and here as a way ot twying to— the continent and here as a way ot twying to tignt— the continent and here as a way of trying to fight deportation, teeauee— of trying to fight deportation, teeauee tney— of trying to fight deportation, because they will say that tney-we — because they will say that they've been— because they will say that they've been persecuted back at none.— they've been persecuted back at none. so— they've been persecuted back at home. so could— they've been persecuted back at home. so could that have been pari— home. so could that have been nawt ot— home. so could that have been nawt ot it— home. so could that have been part of it yesterday ? we'll part of it yesterday? we'll twitt— part of it yesterday? we'll twiii town— part of it yesterday? we'll drill down into- part of it yesterday? we'll drill down into that a little bit drill down into that a little tit none— drill down into that a little bit more-also- drill down into that a little bit more. also going to be bit more. we're also going to be taiting— bit more. we're also going to be taiting-tnie— bit more. we're also going to be talking _this oxfam - talking about this oxfam are taet— talking about this oxfam are tact-it.— talking about this oxfam are back-it. can't— talking about this oxfam are back it. can't charity shops back at it. can't charity shops iuet— back at it. can't charity shops gust-anoint- back at it. can't charity shops iuet-enonee wnyl back at it. can't charity shops just shops? why do just be charity shops? why do tney— just be charity shops? why do tney-to— just be charity shops? why do tney-to te— just be charity shops? why do tney-to te att- just be charity shops? why do they to be all woke and they have to be all woke and ewewytning— they have to be all woke and ewewytning ae— they have to be all woke and everything as well? i mean, tween— everything as well? i mean, tween ott— everything as well? i mean, fresh off the— everything as well? i mean, fresh off the back of some watnew— fresh off the back of some rather depraved incidents in waiti— rather depraved incidents ini haiti,_telling rather depraved incidents in- haiti,_telling an haiti, oxfam are now telling an intiwituai— haiti, oxfam are now telling an individual—for- haiti, oxfam are now telling an individual for them individual who works for them tnat— individual who works for them tnat-toeen-t— individual who works for them that doesn't know what that she doesn't know what onnweeeion— that she doesn't know what oppression okay because oppression is. okay because ene-e— oppression is. okay because she's straight— oppression is. okay because she's straight .— oppression is. okay because she's straight . yeah. okay. all she's straight. yeah. okay. all nignt— she's straight. yeah. okay. all wignt .— she's straight. yeah. okay. all wignt . tine. — she's straight. yeah. okay. all right , fine. cheers. oxfam. right, fine. cheers. oxfam. anyway.— right, fine. cheers. oxfam. anyway, patrick- right, fine. cheers. oxfam. anyway, patrick christys is on .

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johnson's resignation nation honours list, which we can now tell you, has just been published, and we'll bring you more on that shortly . the prime more on that shortly. the prime minister says he wants the north of england to be at the heart of economic growth in the country. addressing the northern research group conference in doncaster, rishi sunak said there's no route to success at the next election without the north. he also took aim at sir keir starmer, warning the conference that a labour government under what he called society, would be a disaster for both britain and the north. solving inflation remains the— the north. solving inflation remains the single- not" solving inflation remains the single most inpowtant— remains the single most important and effective policy goat— important and effective policy goai to— important and effective policy goai to netn— important and effective policy goal to help people with the cost— goal to help people with the cost ot— goal to help people with the cost of living— goal to help people with the cost of living and sustainably increase living— cost of living and sustainably increase living standards . now increase living standards. now awewtet— increase living standards. now we've averted the— increase living standards. now we've averted the predicted recession, but— we've averted the predicted recession, but my ambition goes far recession, but my ambition goes taw teyont— recession, but my ambition goes far beyond that— recession, but my ambition goes far beyond that .— recession, but my ambition goes far beyond that . we need to grow far beyond that. we need to grow the far beyond that. we need to grow tne eonoy— far beyond that. we need to grow the economy and— far beyond that. we need to grow the economy and i— far beyond that. we need to grow the economy and i want the north to te— the economy and i want the north to be at— the economy and i want the north to be at tne— the economy and i want the north to be at the heart— the economy and i want the north to be at the heart of— the economy and i want the north to be at the heart of our

economic growth. we will use our poet—twent— economic growth. we will use our post—brexit freedoms to create the post—brexit freedoms to create tne nont— post—brexit freedoms to create the most pro—innovation and two—entewpwiee— the most pro—innovation and pro—enterprise regulatory system on eawtn— pro—enterprise regulatory system on eawtn .— pro—enterprise regulatory system on earth . french— pro—enterprise regulatory system on earth . french president on earth. french president tnnanuei— on earth. french president emmanuel macron is in anas sawwaw— emmanuel macron is in anas sawwaw nae— emmanuel macron is in anas sarwar has been— emmanuel macron is in anas sarwar has been in annecy where a tnite— sarwar has been in annecy where a tnite attack— sarwar has been in annecy where a knife attack took— sarwar has been in annecy where a knife attack took place in a piaygwount— a knife attack took place in a playground yesterday. c�*l playground yesterday. earlier, he playground yesterday. earlier, ne nnet— playground yesterday. earlier, he met victims— playground yesterday. earlier, he met victims of the attack being treated in hospital , being treated in hospital, including an injured british girl. three year old etty was one of the four toddlers stabbed . she is now said to be in a stable condition. the city's mayor says he's confident about the condition of the other three toddlers to adults are also injured. the knifeman of syrian refugee had been denied asylum in the country just days before the attack. macron has been praising the efforts of the emergency responders first to the scene to form a. us president donald- us president donald trump has the scene to form a. us- president donald trump has been intietet— president donald trump has been intietet on— president donald trump has been indicted on charges of retaining eiaeeitiet— indicted on charges of retaining classified documents at his tiowita— classified documents at his florida estate,— classified documents at his florida estate, a source close to tne— florida estate, a source close to tne eaee— florida estate, a source close to the case says— florida estate, a source close to the case says he faces seven

otawgee— to the case says he faces seven enawgee. — to the case says he faces seven enawgee. init— to the case says he faces seven charges. this is— to the case says he faces seven charges. this is the- to the case says he faces seven charges. " e charges. this is the second time trump has been indicted . he's trump has been indicted. he's the first former us president to face criminal charges on a federal level, posting on his social media platform. truth social trump accused the government of election interfere ference he's campaigning to make a return to the white house in 2024. shadow a return to the white house in 2024 . shadow minister bambos 2024. shadow minister bambos charalambous— 2024. shadow minister bambos charalambous has— eeo?” shadow minister bambos charalambous has been suspended as a iatouw— charalambous has been suspended as a iatouw iti— charalambous has been suspended as a labour mp after a complaint atout— as a labour mp after a complaint atout nie— as a labour mp after a complaint about his conduct. _ as a labour mp after a complaint about his conduct. iz about his conduct. he says he witt— about his conduct. he says he will cooperate fully with the investigate into the allegation. the enfield southgate mp tweeted it's right and proper that process is allowed to take place. labour has yet to comment . elsewhere, russia's president has announced it will deploy tactical nuclear weapons in belarus as early as next month. vladimir putin held talks with his belarussian counterpart , his belarussian counterpart, alexander lukashenko, in sochi this afternoon. the pair had previously agreed to plans to

store russian nuclear missiles in belarus . they've now agreed in belarus. they've now agreed to a date , saying the move will to a date, saying the move will go ahead the first week of july. the missiles will remain under russian command . shadow russian command. shadow chancellor rachel reeves has abandoned labour's commitment to spending £28 billion a year on a green prosperity plan. instead, she says, the party— green prosperity plan. instead, she says, the party will- she says, the party will gwatuaiiy— she says, the party will gradually increase spending over the gradually increase spending over tne eouwee— gradually increase spending over tne ot— gradually increase spending over the course of parliament. its the course of parliament. ms teette— the course of parliament. ms reeves explained— the course of parliament. ms reeves explained economic circumstances have changed since the announcement made two years ago, saying labour now wants to commit to spending only what is needed. commit to spending only what is needed . this is gb news. we'll needed. this is gb news. we'll bnng needed. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back over to . patrick okay, patrick- . okay, let's get tattet— . okay, let's get to patrick okay, let's get to some of that

huge . okay, let's get to some of that nuge tweaking— huge breaking news and that's tonnen— huge breaking news and that's former—boris. former prime minister boris tonneon—nael former prime minister boris. johnson—has just johnson. honours list has just teen— johnson. honours list has just been published.— johnson. honours list has just been published. so we'll get ot— been published. so we'll get ot tne— been published. so we'll get some of the names, of course, tnon— some of the names, of course, tnon att— some of the names, of course, tnon aii ot— some of the names, of course, from all of this. _ some of the names, of course, from all of this. i— some of the names, of course, from all of this. i mean, it is ateoiuteiy— from all of this. i mean, it is absolutely fascinating, isn't it? absolutely fascinating, isn't to tnt— absolutely fascinating, isn't to ant a— absolutely fascinating, isn't it? and a statement on twitter, the it? and a statement on twitter, tne tonne— it? and a statement on twitter, the former culture— it? and a statement on twitter, the former culture secretary, watine — the former culture secretary, nadine dorries,— the former culture secretary, nadine dorries, who has stood town— nadine dorries, who has stood town-an— nadine dorries, who has stood townlan iii— nadine dorries, who has stood down-an mp with- nadine dorries, who has stood down an mp with immediate down as an mp with immediate ettett— down as an mp with immediate etteet. nae— down as an mp with immediate effect, has been— down as an mp with immediate effect, has been a— down as an mp with immediate effect, has been a fervent taeten— effect, has been a fervent taeten ot— effect, has been a fervent backer of mr— effect, has been a fervent backer of mr johnson, was among toget— backer of mr johnson, was among tippet to— backer of mr johnson, was among names tipped to be— backer of mr johnson, was among names tipped to be nominated for a—eait— names tipped to be nominated for a—eait i— names tipped to be nominated for a—eait i nave- names tipped to be nominated for a_said i have today. a period. she said i have today intonnet— a period. she said i have today informed-chief— a period. she said i have today informed chief whip that i'm informed the chief whip that i'm etanting— informed the chief whip that i'm etanting-ae— informed the chief whip that i'm standing - as mp _ informed the chief whip that i'm standing as mp for mid standing down as mp for mid bedfordshire_ standing down as mp for mid bedfordshire with immediate eneet.— bedfordshire with immediate etteet. it— bedfordshire with immediate effect. it has— bedfordshire with immediate effect. it has been an honour to eenwe— effect. it has been an honour to see ae— effect. it has been an honour to see as tne— effect. it has been an honour to serve as the-for— effect. it has been an honour to serve as the for such a serve as the mp for such a wontentui— serve as the mp for such a wonderful constituency. the neeignation— wonderful constituency. the resignation, now wonderful constituency. the. resignation,-now will resignation, of course, now will enant— resignation, of course, now will enant a— resignation, of course, now will spark a by—election. it's also wontn— spark a by—election. it's also wontn noting— spark a by—election. it's also worth noting on— spark a by—election. it's also worth noting on this honours tint— worth noting on this honours iiet tnat— worth noting on this honours iiet tnat wn— worth noting on this honours list that mr johnson's father, staniey— list that mr johnson's father, stanley johnson— list that mr johnson's father, stanley johnson , has apparently stanley johnson, has apparently teen— stanley johnson, has apparently teen tnonpet— stanley johnson, has apparently been dropped from um, this nonou— been dropped from um, this honours list. _ been dropped from um, this honours list. we— been dropped from um, this honours list. we are working tnougn— honours list. we are working tnnougn it— honours list. we are working tnnougn it ae— honours list. we are working through it as we— honours list. we are working through it as we speak right i— through it as we speak right i an— through it as we speak right now. i am hoping that i'll be atte— now. i am hoping that i'll be atte to— now. i am hoping that i'll be atte to go— now. i am hoping that i'll be atte to go to— now. i am hoping that i'll be able to go to gb— now. i am hoping that i'll be able to go to gb news political weneten— able to go to gb news political reporter catherine— able to go to gb news political reporter catherine force at some point.— reporter catherine force at some point. wew— reporter catherine force at some point. veny. weny— reporter catherine force at some point. very, very shortly. and in tact.— point. very, very shortly. and in tact. i— point. very, very shortly. and in tact. i an— point. very, very shortly. and in fact, i am actually able to

go to— in fact, i am actually able to go to catherine— in fact, i am actually able to go to catherine force right now. catnenine— go to catherine force right now. catnenine tig— go to catherine force right now. catherine big breaking news. i nave— catherine big breaking news. i nawe appeawet— catherine big breaking news. i nawe appeanet .— catherine big breaking news. i have appeared . go on. so, look. have appeared. go on. so, look. okay— have appeared. go on. so, look. etay eo— have appeared. go on. so, look. okay so tne— have appeared. go on. so, look. okay so the honours list has iuet— okay so the honours list has iuet tnoinet— okay so the honours list has just dropped catherine by the way,— just dropped catherine by the way. nae— just dropped catherine by the way. nae iuet— just dropped catherine by the way, has just hotfooted it back tnon— way, has just hotfooted it back from outside _ way, has just hotfooted it back from outside the— way, has just hotfooted it back from outside the house of common— from outside the house of commons for— from outside the house of commons for us. so thank you weny— commons for us. so thank you weny. weny— commons for us. so thank you weny. weny nuan— commons for us. so thank you very, very much. i've just got out— very, very much. i've just got out ot— very, very much. i've just got out ot a— very, very much. i've just got out ot a taxi — very, very much. i've just got out of a taxi so— very, very much. i've just got out of a taxi so i'm reading tnn— out of a taxi so i'm reading tnie atong— out of a taxi so i'm reading this along with— out of a taxi so i'm reading this along with sorry to pounce on this along with sorry to pounce —onaay- this along with sorry to pounce on—awaylwantl on you straight away, for want of-phrasew_ on you straight away, for want of-phrasew tut- on you straight away, for want of-phrase, but go- on you straight away, for want of phrase, but go on, of a better phrase, but go on, wnat— of a better phrase, but go on, wnat-you— of a better phrase, but go on, wnat-you-ton- of a better phrase, but go on, what-you-for us?- of a better phrase, but go on, what you for us? so what have you got for us? so tnie— what have you got for us? so tnie nae— what have you got for us? so this has been— what have you got for us? so this has been much, much anticipated. _ this has been much, much anticipated. ' i: this has been much, much anticipated. i: this has been much, much anticipated. ' i: {.izi. anticipated. and of course, we've just had nadine dorries in the so. having said the last hour or so. having said this on broadcast that this morning on broadcast that the last thing i want to do is cause a by—election in causing a by—election. yeah but a lot of names a names here. so just having a quick obe is andrea quick look down obe is andrea jenkyns, big supporter of boris johnson amanda milling, johnson. yes. amanda milling, former minister, of course , former minister, of course, priti patel. depher dame now will be a dame . really? okay. so will be a dame. really? okay. so dame pretty bucha. andrea jenkyns andrea— dame pretty bucha. andrea jenkyns andrea is- dame pretty bucha. andrea jenkyns andrea is on- : , andrea jenkyns andrea is on this enannei— jenkyns andrea is on this channel quite— jenkyns andrea is on this channel quite a lot . i'm sure we channel quite a lot. i'm sure we witt— channel quite a lot. i'm sure we wiii te— channel quite a lot. i'm sure we will be reaching— channel quite a lot. i'm sure we will be reaching out to her as

we speak.— will be reaching out to her as we speak. andrew— will be reaching out to her as we speak. andrew knights include itute. — we speak. andrew knights include itute. canon— we speak. andrew knights include rude. conor burns— we speak. andrew knights include rude. digit " rude. conor burns again a massive supporter of boris johnson . simon clarke, who was johnson. simon clarke, who was levelling up minister under liz truss yeah , michael fabricant truss yeah, michael fabricant gets a knighthood. so sir michael fabricant so does jacob rees—mogg. so we're going to have to get used to addressing him rather differently. oh my god, i hope it won't go to his head. so jacob rees—mogg and wienaei— head. so jacob rees—mogg and michael fabricant— : so jacob rees—mogg and michael fabricant will be tnigntet. — michael fabricant will be knighted. "in michael fabricant will be knighted. zwzy. tutu michael fabricant will be knighted. "izyw at michael fabricant will be- knighted. they will be knighted. they will be knighted. i'm not reading every single name. no, no names that we're likely obe. well a rise, a surge . jacob and well a rise, a surge. jacob and sir well a rise, a surge. jacob and sin wienaei— well a rise, a surge. jacob and sir michael as— well a rise, a surge. jacob and sir michael as well— well a rise, a surge. jacob and sir michael as well . - well a rise, a surge. jacob and sir michael as well . no- �*ft�*izll ” ”igz jacob and sir michael as well . \iz.i caizi sir michael as well. no guto tanni— sir michael as well. no guto harri, who was briefly head of comms at number ten under boris johnson, is getting a obe okay. it was thought that he would get a peerage , but of course he's a peerage, but of course he's had a big podcast spilling the beans on his time in number 10,

so that may be why he has been downgraded. looking down for a few more names. jack doyle. he was former director of comms at downing street. let me see, let me see. there's a few obviously taniiian— me see. there's a few obviously taniiian name— me see. there's a few obviously familiar names here— there's a few obviously familiar names here as well. iuet— familiar names here as well. iuet to— familiar names here as well. just to reiterate,— familiar names here as well. just to reiterate, if you are just— just to reiterate, if you are iuet ioining— just to reiterate, if you are iuet ioining un— just to reiterate, if you are just joining us, that it's enenget— just joining us, that it's emerged that jacob rees—mogg will-knighted,— will be knighted, michael tatnieant— will be knighted, michael fabricant-be- will be knighted, michael fabricant be knighted. fabricant will be knighted. antea— fabricant will be knighted. andrea jenkyns will fabricant will be knighted. andrea jenkyns-will be andrea jenkyns mp will also be given— andrea jenkyns mp will also be given an— andrea jenkyns mp will also be given an out— andrea jenkyns mp will also be given an obe some of the other nominees from _ given an obe some of the other nominees from the _ given an obe some of the other nominees from the former prime itinieten— nominees from the former prime itinieten tone— nominees from the former prime minister boris johnson. i'm seeing— minister boris johnson. i'm seeing nene— minister boris johnson. i'm seeing here for— minister boris johnson. i'm seeing here for peerages in the house— seeing here for peerages in the house ot— seeing here for peerages in the house of lords— seeing here for peerages in the house of lords include people tite— house of lords include people iite toes— house of lords include people like ross kempsell and rosena tieit— like ross kempsell and rosena tieit ae— like ross kempsell and rosena field as well. _ like ross kempsell and rosena field as well. there will be a tittie— field as well. there will be a iittie tit— field as well. there will be a little bit there _ field as well. there will be a little bit there will be a tittie— little bit there will be a iittie tit— little bit there will be a little bit of— little bit there will be a little bit of controversy. we'll go — little bit of controversy. we'll go can— little bit of controversy. we'll go can i— little bit of controversy. we'll go on. can i just— little bit of controversy. we'll go on. can i just i've just been tantet— go on. can i just i've just been handed something else. so these are handed something else. so these teenage.— handed something else. so these teenage. so— handed something else. so these are peerages. so these are appointments to the house of lords. so specifically, bear in mind , originally boris johnson mind, originally boris johnson had, i think ,100 people on his had, i think, 100 people on his honours list and it was whittled down to 50. but these are the

big ones, if you like. so amongst those we've ben amongst those we've got ben houchen, who is currently, of course , mayor of the tees valley course, mayor of the tees valley . yes, very influential people. ross kempsell , he was formerly a ross kempsell, he was formerly a political journalist. and then he worked for boris johnson as well. meteoric rise, actually. ieaae— well. meteoric rise, actually. isaac levido _ meteoric rise, actually. isaac levido fawkes. and he was a situation— isaac levido fawkes. and he was a situation that— isaac levido fawkes. and he was a situation that we— isaac levido fawkes. and he was a situation that we cannot name tetone— a situation that we cannot name tetone. it— a situation that we cannot name tetone. it wa— a situation that we cannot name before. it was a— a situation that we cannot name before. it was a station that we now can't name. _ before. it was a station that we now can't name. and then he was in downing— now can't name. and then he was in downing street— now can't name. and then he was in downing street quite quickly and-believed— in downing street quite quickly and-believed to— in downing street quite quickly and believed to be very, you and was believed to be very, you know.— and was believed to be very, you know—witn- know, closely aligned with boris tonneon-e— know, closely aligned with boris johnson's-carrie,- johnson's wife, carrie, eteetena— johnson's wife, carrie, etcetera. so - johnson's wife, carrie, etcetera. so it's a meteoric nee— etcetera. so it's a meteoric ton— etcetera. so it's a meteoric ton tone— etcetera. so it's a meteoric rise for ross and- etcetera. so it's a meteoric rise for ross and dan rosen tieit. — rise for ross and dan rosen field. another— rise for ross and dan rosen field. another one,- rise for ross and dan rosen field. another one, former downing street chief of staff, he replaced cummings, as i think, didn't. he came in after the think, didn't. he came in after tne dominio— think, didn't. he came in after the dominic cummings- i: i: . he came in after the dominic cummings car crash , the dominic cummings car crash, enaii— the dominic cummings car crash, enaii i— the dominic cummings car crash, enaii i eati— the dominic cummings car crash, enaii i eat it— the dominic cummings car crash, shall i call it that,— the dominic cummings car crash, shall i call it that, whatever tnat— shall i call it that, whatever tnat — shall i call it that, whatever tnat i— shall i call it that, whatever that was. i suppose so. he is again— that was. i suppose so. he is again oneone— that was. i suppose so. he is again someone who's it's quite a nie— again someone who's it's quite a gig— again someone who's it's quite a gig it— again someone who's it's quite a gig it you— again someone who's it's quite a gig it you ean— again someone who's it's quite a nice gig if you can get it, ion-t— nice gig if you can get it, ien-t it— nice gig if you can get it, ien-t it a— nice gig if you can get it, isn't it a line— nice gig if you can get it, isn't it a line yourself with tne— isn't it a line yourself with tne itine— isn't it a line yourself with the prime minister for a period of the prime minister for a period ot timet— the prime minister for a period ot time it— the prime minister for a period of time? it all— the prime minister for a period of time? it all goes wrong quite guietiy— of time? it all goes wrong quite guietiy ant— of time? it all goes wrong quite quickly and then— of time? it all goes wrong quite quickly and then you find youneeit— quickly and then you find yourself with— quickly and then you find yourself with a lifetime peerage as i allowance _ yourself with a lifetime peerage as i allowance in _ yourself with a lifetime peerage as allowance in the house

as an allowance in the house of nets.— as an allowance in the house of iontelnean— as an allowance in the house of lords.imean,-nice- as an allowance in the house of lords. mean, nice work. lords. i mean, it's nice work. if lords. i mean, it's nice work. it you— lords. i mean, it's nice work. it you ean— lords. i mean, it's nice work. it you get— lords. i mean, it's nice work. if you can get it. - lords. i mean, it's nice work. if you can get it. e : if you can get it. it does seem from this list of i mean, obviously it's quite a long list that gone through. cbes that we've gone through. cbes obes, etcetera. terms of obes, etcetera. but in terms of peerages, this seems to be very, very short, very short. and his father , of course,— very short, very short. and his father , of course, not- very short, very short. and his father , of course, not on- wizg wizg and his father , of course, not on there. father, of course, not on there. inat— father, of course, not on there. we auet— father, of course, not on there. that caused a— father, of course, not on there. that caused a lot— father, of course, not on there. that caused a lot of controversy. - that caused a lot of controversy. there was talk of tin — controversy. there was talk of tin wanting— controversy. there was talk of him wanting to— controversy. there was talk of him wanting to have his own tatte— him wanting to have his own tatnen—otl father putting the house of ionte. — father putting the house of lords. - doesn't - father putting the house of lords. doesn't appear to. lords. that doesn't appear to. wet.— lords. that doesn't appear to. wet. wunnten— lords. that doesn't appear to. well, number 10— lords. that doesn't appear to. well, number 10 intervened in that because i think they thought. but of course, it didn't stop a couple of didn't stop him a couple of years made brother, years ago, he made his brother, jo johnson, who used to be universities minister, us a lord. his made its lord. so his brother made its house lords. but sadly for house of lords. but sadly for stanley seems that stanley johnson, it seems that it be well that we go. it is not to be well that we go. and worth noting as well and it's worth noting as well tnat— and it's worth noting as well tnat wnen— and it's worth noting as well tnat wnen it— and it's worth noting as well that when it comes to nadine tonnes.— that when it comes to nadine tonnes-ie— that when it comes to nadine dorries, is resigned with dorries, she is resigned with innetiate— dorries, she is resigned with immediate-as- dorries, she is resigned with immediate-as an- dorries, she is resigned with immediate as an mp, immediate effect as an mp, a coneenatiwe— immediate effect as an mp, a conservative mp— immediate effect as an mp, a conservative mp .— immediate effect as an mp, a conservative mp . she has she's conservative mp. she has she's etoot— conservative mp. she has she's etoot town— conservative mp. she has she's stood down with— conservative mp. she has she's stood down with immediate effect as a conservative— stood down with immediate effect as a conservative mp for mid bedfordshire_ as a conservative mp for mid bedfordshire that will trigger a ty—eieetion— bedfordshire that will trigger a by—election she— bedfordshire that will trigger a by—election she currently has a naionity— by—election she currently has a naionity ot— by—election she currently has a majority of somewhere around the zwooo— majority of somewhere around the zwooo nann— majority of somewhere around the 24,000 mark, but— majority of somewhere around the 24,000 mark, but as tom harwood our 24,000 mark, but as tom harwood noiitieai— 24,000 mark, but as tom harwood our political reporter, our

teputy— our political reporter, our deputy political editor, i enouit— deputy political editor, i enouit say.— deputy political editor, i should say, said earlier on on tnn— should say, said earlier on on tnie snow.— should say, said earlier on on this show, the— should say, said earlier on on this show, the tiverton by—election- this show, the tiverton by—election had a very similar naionity— by—election had a very similar majority-labour- by—election had a very similar majority labour and the majority and if labour and the lib majority and if labour and the tit dene— majority and if labour and the lib dems strike— majority and if labour and the lib dems strike a— majority and if labour and the lib dems strike a pact in mid bedfordshire,— lib dems strike a pact in mid bedfordshire, then they could win— bedfordshire, then they could win .— bedfordshire, then they could win . inie— bedfordshire, then they could win . inie ie— bedfordshire, then they could win . this is of— bedfordshire, then they could win . this is of course all win. this is of course all hypotheticals. - win. this is of course all hypotheticals. if this happens, tnen— hypotheticals. if this happens, tnen tnat— hypotheticals. if this happens, then that happens, etcetera. but guite— then that happens, etcetera. but guite tat— then that happens, etcetera. but guite tat nee— then that happens, etcetera. but quite bad news really. i think for quite bad news really. i think ton itieni— quite bad news really. i think for rishi sunak,— quite bad news really. i think for rishi sunak, some would say a tit— for rishi sunak, some would say a tit ot— for rishi sunak, some would say a tit ot an— for rishi sunak, some would say a bit of an obvious— for rishi sunak, some would say a bit of an obvious two fingers up to— a bit of an obvious two fingers up to sunak— a bit of an obvious two fingers up to sunak from _ a bit of an obvious two fingers up to sunak from dorries. tv/izt: up to sunak from dorries. yes. i . thie— up to sunak from dorries. yes. i . tnie ie— up to sunak from dorries. yes. i mean , this is really— up to sunak from dorries. yes. i mean , this is really what they mean, this is really what they wanted to avoid and rishi sunak has sort of put this on ice for quite a long time because obviously it was going to trigger some ill feeling. and what he didn't want was by elections that the conservatives, let's face it, at the moment, if the polls are to be believed, likely lose. be believed, are likely to lose. now, she was on the list originally. the plan had been she and alok sharma as well, whose name i haven't seen, have been taken off . the original been taken off. the original plan was, say you're going to have a peerage, but you can carry on as an mp till the next general election and take your

peerage up at that point. and then the parliamentary authority said, no, no, no. that is said, no, no, no, no. that is not appropriate . if you want to not appropriate. if you want to take it, you've got to take it straight away and stand down and trigger by—election. so my trigger a by—election. so my understanding nadine dorries understanding is, nadine dorries name was taken off yesterday day along with alok sharma . to go along with alok sharma. to go back to the parliamentary authorities for further vetting, which might look like quite a clever wheeze , but something's clever wheeze, but something's obviously changed this afternoon and we're not clear. obviously changed this afternoon and we're not clear . and nadine and we're not clear. and nadine dorries is not saying why this morning. no, she said absolutely. last thing i want is absolutely. last thing i want is a by—election this afternoon there's going to be a by—election. well, there's, tnene-e— by—election. well, there's, tnene-e going— by—election. well, there's, there's going to— by—election. well, there's, there's going to be- there's going to be a by—election.- there's going to be a by—election. yeah. and i can nenont— by—election. yeah. and i can neoont tnat— by—election. yeah. and i can report that apparently nadine towniee— report that apparently nadine i>onniee nae— report that apparently nadine dorries has been removed from the conservative— dorries has been removed from the conservative mps, whatsapp gnoun. — the conservative mps, whatsapp gnoup. inie— the conservative mps, whatsapp gnoup. inie ie— the conservative mps, whatsapp group. this is doing the rounds at tne— group. this is doing the rounds at the moment.— group. this is doing the rounds at the moment. so this is the eannei— at the moment. so this is the eannei ot— at the moment. so this is the realms of politics— at the moment. so this is the realms of politics that we are twing— realms of politics that we are iiwing g..— realms of politics that we are now living in, but— realms of politics that we are now living in, but this is big for now living in, but this is big ton tone— now living in, but this is big for boris johnson as well, of ounee-tone- for boris johnson as well, of course,-boris has. course, because boris has now got— course, because boris has now got-neeignation— course, because boris has nowi got-resignation-list got his resignation honours list tnougn— got his resignation honours list tnnougn tnat. — got his resignation honours list through that. so— got his resignation honours list through that. so some of his peonie— through that. so some of his peopie wets— through that. so some of his

people acas most about will get tnen— people acas most about will get their honours— people acas most about will get their honours etcetera. and you tint— their honours etcetera. and you tint ot— their honours etcetera. and you can kind of draw— their honours etcetera. and you can kind of draw a— their honours etcetera. and you can kind of draw a little bit of a tine— can kind of draw a little bit of a tie unten— can kind of draw a little bit of a line under the— can kind of draw a little bit of a line under the boris a line under the old boris tonneon— a line under the old boris tonneonl— a line under the old boris tonneonl i— a line under the old boris johnson . i think it is johnson era. i think it is fascinating— johnson era. i think it is fascinating because for all of tne— fascinating because for all of tne tatt— fascinating because for all of the talk about— fascinating because for all of the talk about boris making some tint— the talk about boris making some kind-mistakes,— the talk about boris making some kind mistakes, etcetera , he's kind of mistakes, etcetera, he's teen— kind of mistakes, etcetera, he's teen weny— kind of mistakes, etcetera, he's teen weny ioyai— kind of mistakes, etcetera, he's been very loyal to— kind of mistakes, etcetera, he's been very loyal to the people wno— been very loyal to the people wno etoot— been very loyal to the people wno etoot ty— been very loyal to the people who stood by over partygate. who stood by him over partygate. wee— who stood by him over partygate. we-e-weny— who stood by him over partygate. we-e-weny ioyai— who stood by him over partygate. he's-very loyal-core. he's been very loyal to a core team— he's been very loyal to a core team ot— he's been very loyal to a core team of advisers.— he's been very loyal to a core team of advisers. he's been very ioyai— team of advisers. he's been very ioyai to— team of advisers. he's been very ioyai to a— team of advisers. he's been very ioyai to a gnoun— team of advisers. he's been very loyal to a group of— team of advisers. he's been very loyal to a group of people that aetuaiiy— loyal to a group of people that aetuaiiy-into— loyal to a group of people that actually-into bat- loyal to a group of people that actually into bat for him, actually went into bat for him, not teaet— actually went into bat for him, not least-patel,- actually went into bat for him, not least patel, jacob not least priti patel, jacob iteee—iwogg— not least priti patel, jacob rees—mogg parish, our rees—mogg of this parish, our weny— rees—mogg of this parish, our weny-going— rees—mogg of this parish, our weny-going to- rees—mogg of this parish, our weny-going to te- very own, is going to be tnigntet. — very own, is going to be knighted. michael fabricant has teen—nie- knighted. michael fabricant has teen—nie eunnonti been unwavering in his support of been unwavering in his support ot tone— been unwavering in his support of boris johnson.— been unwavering in his support of boris johnson. can i just say as of boris johnson. can i just say ae wett— of boris johnson. can i just say ae wat, tott— of boris johnson. can i just say as well, both privately and puttiety— as well, both privately and publicly, michael fabricant has teen— publicly, michael fabricant has teen a— publicly, michael fabricant has teen a nuge— publicly, michael fabricant has been a huge backer of boris tonneon— been a huge backer of boris tonneon ant— been a huge backer of boris johnson and is,— been a huge backer of boris johnson and is, by the sounds of it anyway.— johnson and is, by the sounds of it anyway. teing— johnson and is, by the sounds of it anyway, being rewarded with a tnigntnoot.— it anyway, being rewarded with a knighthood. from _ it anyway, being rewarded with a knighthood. from what we can gene.— knighthood. from what we can gatnen. tnt— knighthood. from what we can gatnen. ant i— knighthood. from what we can gather. and i am— knighthood. from what we can gather. and i am joined in the etutio— gather. and i am joined in the etutio now— gather. and i am joined in the etutio ty— gather. and i am joined in the studio now by by— gather. and i am joined in the studio now by by two familiar taeee— studio now by by two familiar taeee ae— studio now by by two familiar faces as well,— studio now by by two familiar faces as well, who've hotfooted it. inie— faces as well, who've hotfooted it. we ie— faces as well, who've hotfooted it. this is great.— faces as well, who've hotfooted it. this is great. we're not on tne— it. this is great. we're not on tne iiet. — it. this is great. we're not on the list. well,— it. this is great. we're not on the list. well, not— it. this is great. we're not on the list. well, not was just going— the list. well, not was just going to— the list. well, not was just going to aet. — the list. well, not was just going to ask. ll igizi g going to ask. i'm still going through it in the vain hope that we might be. not bothered

we might be. i'm not bothered about him, but i might be on. yeah. no, exactly. i didn't want to aet— yeah. n0, exactly. i didn't want to ask because— / \iz.i izkoziizely ididn't want to ask because obviously tv/izwzt" \wiz.i izkoziizely i didn't want to ask because obviously this nae— to ask because obviously thisi nae—nawen-t has just dropped, so i haven't teen— has just dropped, so i haven't teen-it— has just dropped, so i haven't teen-it aii. - has just dropped, so i haven't been-it all. .you. been through it all. so you eouit— been through it all. so you eouit nave— been through it all. so you could have been knighted. you eouit— could have been knighted. you eouit nave— could have been knighted. you could have been— could have been knighted. you could have been one. i wouldn't nave— could have been one. i wouldn't nave-inat— could have been one. i wouldn't nave-inat-tel could have been one. i wouldn't. have _that- be cruel, have known. that would be cruel, wouldn't a husband and wife? wouldn't it? a husband and wife? only that would only one of them. that would be a way twist the knife, a real way to twist the knife, not give the knife, not to not to give the knife, not to give the award to one of us. what do you what do you what do you make what do you make what you've seen so far make of what you've seen so far then? esther and phil well, toot.— then? esther and phil well, toot. i— then? esther and phil well, look, i think— then? esther and phil well, look, i think in— “w7 esther and phil well, look, i think in terms “iii“7 esther and phil well, look, i think in terms of the wet.— look, i think in terms of the na, ite— look, i think in terms of the na, to in— look, i think in terms of the list, it's in many— look, i think in terms of the list, it's in many respects it's guite— list, it's in many respects it's quite predictable. is very quite predictable. boris is very ioyai— quite predictable. boris is very ioyailneonie— quite predictable. boris is very loyal-people who- quite predictable. boris is very loyal people who are very loyal to people who are very ioyai—i- loyal to people who are very ioyai—i ton-tl loyal to boris. and i don't tnint— loyal to boris. and i don't think that's— loyal to boris. and i don't think that's an— loyal to boris. and i don't think that's an unreasonable eituation— think that's an unreasonable situation.imean,- think that's an unreasonable situation. mean, what think that's an unreasonable situat thingsiean, what think that's an unreasonable situat things happen what think that's an unreasonable situat things happen to what think that's an unreasonable situat things happen to be,iat these things happen to be, wnetne— these things happen to be,- whether—whoever whether it's, you know, whoever the whether it's, you know, whoever tne-winieten— whether it's, you know, whoever the-minister is- whether it's, you know, whoever the minister is when they whether it's, you know, whoever the office, nister is when they whether it's, you know, whoever the office, theyr is when they whether it's, you know, whoever the office, they tend'hen they whether it's, you know, whoever the office, they tend ton they leave office, they tend to newant— leave office, they tend to reward the _ leave office, they tend to reward the people who have been the reward the people who have been tne-ioyai— reward the people who have been tne-ioyailnin.— reward the people who have been the-loyallhim.-youl the most loyal to him. and, you know.— the most loyal to him. and, you know. neonie— the most loyal to him. and, you know, people like— the most loyal to him. and, you know, people like jacob, for ewannie— know, people like jacob, for eeanee-ie— know, people like jacob, for example, is well example, who is very well teeening— example, who is very well deserving mean, deserving of it. i mean, i eueneet— deserving of it. i mean, i suspect boris— deserving of it. i mean, i suspect boris wouldn't have oeone— suspect boris wouldn't have become prime— suspect boris wouldn't have become prime minister without the become prime minister without tne netn— become prime minister without tne nein ot— become prime minister without the help of jacob. ' .izly the help of jacob. absolutely. wouldn't have been really a prime minister him. prime minister without him. i mean, i because he helped him. he went out he supported him. he went out and with the and championed him with the association of members, all who

love jacob. he hold dinner. he held dinners, didn't he, on a nightly basis, to get all the mps was his biggest mps round. he was his biggest champion. so i would say without doubt boris would not have been leader without the support of jacob rees—mogg. jacob probably eaenitiee— jacob rees—mogg. jacob probably eaenitiee nie— jacob rees—mogg. jacob probably sacrifice his own— jacob rees—mogg. jacob probably sacrifice his own career- , t 33 jacob probably sacrifice his own career in onten— sacrifice his own career in onten .— sacrifice his own career in onten. we— sacrifice his own career in order. he would have had a good enot— order. he would have had a good enot ot— order. he would have had a good shot of becoming.— order. he would have had a good shot of becoming. there was a eaenitiee— shot of becoming. there was a eaenitiee it— shot of becoming. there was a sacrifice it to _ shot of becoming. there was a sacrifice it to support boris. so sacrifice it to support boris. so tnene— sacrifice it to support boris. so then wa— sacrifice it to support boris. so there was a— sacrifice it to support boris. so there was a time- sacrifice it to support boris. so there was a time really seriously where there was big talk jacob running himself, talk of jacob running himself, wasn't there? and he kind of had the campaign. well, he's always go, the campaign. well, he's always go-aiwaye— the campaign. well, he's always go.-aiwaye-no.- the campaign. well, he's always go,-always-no. but- go, he's always said no. but twe— go, he's always said no. but he aiwaye— go, he's always said no. but i've always thought , well, who i've always thought, well, who tnowee—tne | i've always thought, well, who- knows?_the future knows? who knows what the future will knows? who knows what the future wit-ant — knows? who knows what the future wit-ant wno— knows? who knows what the future will-and who knows- knows? who knows what the future will and who knows for will will hold and who knows for iaeot—iaeot- will will hold and who knows for jacob _jacob will- will will hold and who knows for jacob _jacob will be i jacob and maybe jacob will be winning— jacob and maybe jacob will be tninting ot— jacob and maybe jacob will be thinking of other— jacob and maybe jacob will be thinking of other things. but he was absolutely— thinking of other things. but he was absolutely loyal and really he was absolutely loyal and really ne wontet— was absolutely loyal and really ne wontet. i— was absolutely loyal and really he worked. i always said didn't i he worked. i always said didn't iwontet— he worked. i always said didn't i worked harder— he worked. i always said didn't i worked harder than boris for none— i worked harder than boris for tonie to— i worked harder than boris for boris to become— i worked harder than boris for boris to become prime minister tnat-e— boris to become prime minister that's difficult— boris to become prime minister that's difficult sometimes . that's difficult sometimes. wett— that's difficult sometimes. weii. tnene— that's difficult sometimes. well, there you _ that's difficult sometimes. �*vsyiizzz fizriz aflz yeah, well, there you are. yeah, i suppose well, there you are. yeah, i eunnoee tne. — well, there you are. yeah, i suppose the. the most intriguing thing of all, though, is about nadine dorries , isn't it? so, nadine dorries, isn't it? so, yes. thank you for, for crowbarring- yes. thank you for, for crowbarring this in now what's going— crowbarring this in now what's going on— crowbarring this in now what's going on tneee—

crowbarring this in now what's going on there? come on. �*ft�*izll going on there? come on. well, but going on there? come on. well, tut you— going on there? come on. well, tut you an— going on there? come on. well, tut you oniy— going on there? come on. well, but you can only think, you know, she's not on the list and it was going to go back to a vetting. remember that story broke this morning. her alok sharma wouldn't be on list. sharma wouldn't be on the list. probably for not by elections. various other reasons. so you can only think was it a fit of pique that she's left that she wasn't or is it that if she wasn't or is it that if she wasn't an mp she could quickly get on the list in time? which way was it? she said she didn't want to force a by—election but that's where we're going. and then people have said is then other people have said is she's loyal to boris that her she's so loyal to boris that her coming out of her seat provides a veil . buoyancy for boris , who a veil. buoyancy for boris, who would be in a tight marginal seat should anything go wrong for him to go there. but this is a ty—eieetion— for him to go there. but this is a by—election, though,- " igizi ”izz but this is a by—election, though, isn't tneee— a by—election, though, isn't tnenee so— a by—election, though, isn't there? so boris— a by—election, though, isn't there? so boris can't send in a ty-eieetion— there? so boris can't send in a by—election he's— there? so boris can't send in a by—election he's already in naniianent. — by—election he's already in parliament. so.- by—election he's already in parliament. so. but no, no, but could he come? i mean, you don't know— could he come? i mean, you don't know wnat-e— could he come? i mean, you don't know wnat-e going— could he come? i mean, you don't know what's going to— ,: f7 i mean, you don't know what's going to happen, do yout— know what's going to happen, do you? ine— know what's going to happen, do you? tne-winge- know what's going to happen, do you? the things, the you? the stranger things, the tuning— you? the stranger things, the ducking ducking and ducking and the ducking and tying— ducking and the ducking and tiwing—tate- ducking and the ducking and diving take place in diving that could take place in onten—ant- diving that could take place in onten—ant getl diving that could take place ini order—and get him order to maybe try and get him a

eate— order to maybe try and get him a eate eeat. — order to maybe try and get him a eate eat. to— order to maybe try and get him a safe seat. he could— order to maybe try and get him a safe seat. iz z e safe seat. he could she couldn't she choose her timing a little bit on she said she's resigned. yes. yeah. but would it be yes. yeah. but when would it be now— yes. yeah. but when would it be wow-weete— yes. yeah. but when would it be wow-weete ie— yes. yeah. but when would it be how-weeks is it- yes. yeah. but when would it be how _weeks is it to- yes. yeah. but when would it be how weeks is it to go? how many weeks is it to go? wett— how many weeks is it to go? weii. it-ii— how many weeks is it to go? weii. itit te— how many weeks is it to go? well, it'll be the— how many weeks is it to go? well, it'll be the conservative party parliament move party in parliament will move the the by—election. the writ for the by—election. i'm thinking. i'm i'm just thinking. i'm just thinking-could- i'm just thinking. i'm just thinking-could be. i'm just thinking. i'm just. thinking-could be more thinking there could be more nnanoeuwng— thinking there could be more manoeuvring space. is this manoeuvring space. what is this enaeee —a- manoeuvring space. what is thisi enaeee —a tone space? but how much of a loss will it be? nadine dorries for who? for the people of this county.— who? for the people of this county. ton— who? for the people of this country, for the _ 7 for the people of this country, for the people of mid—bedfordshire or for the, mid—bedfordshire or for for the, the mid—bedfordshire or for for the, tne-tne— mid—bedfordshire or for for the, the the conservative party, the for the conservative party, neaiiye— the for the conservative party, neaiiye wett— the for the conservative party, really? well, look, it's really? well, no, look, it's a joking— really? well, no, look, it's a joking aeite— really? well, no, look, it's a joking aside, it— really? well, no, look, it's a joking aside, it is a serious eituation— joking aside, it is a serious situation because it creates a ty-eieetion— situation because it creates a by—election and— situation because it creates a by—election and you know, watine-e— by—election and you know, watine-e got— by—election and you know, nadine's got a— by—election and you know, nadine's got a very safe seat, zwooo— nadine's got a very safe seat, 24,000 conservative majority. tut— 24,000 conservative majority. tut ae— 24,000 conservative majority. tut ae we — 24,000 conservative majority. tut ae we att— 24,000 conservative majority. but as we all know, there are no euen— but as we all know, there are no euen tninge— but as we all know, there are no euen tninge ae— but as we all know, there are no such things as safe— but as we all know, there are no such things as safe seats in by eieetione— such things as safe seats in by eieetione. — such things as safe seats in by elections. yeah.— such things as safe seats in by elections. tv/iza" knife. i:izi such things as safe seats in by elections. / i:izi elections. yeah. what do you make of the people like, for example, ross kempsell who've been who were, been honoured as well, who were, you advisors and key you know, advisors and key advisors, people behind the scenes there, i suppose is that that's just a normal way about things, really? yeah. things, isn't it, really? yeah. and look , i think— things, isn't it, really? yeah. and look , i think it's- and look, i think it's annwonwiate- and look, i think it's appropriate that people behind the appropriate that people behind tne-get— appropriate that people behind the get honoured and the scenes get honoured and newantet— the scenes get honoured and rewarded. you— the scenes get honoured and rewarded. you know, it shouldn't

aiwaye—wno- rewarded. you know, it shouldn't always-who are - rewarded. you know, it shouldn't always-who are in- always be people who are in tent— always be people who are in tnontltne— always be people who are in front the camera, often the front of the camera, often the neonie. — front of the camera, often the oeone-neene. - front of the camera, often thei people. _people. well, front of the camera, often the. people-people. well, is people. lots of people. well, is it i mean, is this probably a good time as any have good enough time as any to have a conversation about the honour system in general? i do system in general? i mean, do you it's system in general? i mean, do you-it's worthwhile- system in general? i mean, do you-it's worthwhile as. you think it's worthwhile as a eyetene— you think it's worthwhile as a eyetene-a— you think it's worthwhile as a system?-a slight- you think it's worthwhile as a system? a slight jobs for system? is it a slight jobs for tne— system? is it a slight jobs for tne-winge— system? is it a slight jobs for tne-tninge it— system? is it a slight jobs for the thing? if excuse the boys thing? if you excuse tne— the boys thing? if you excuse tne-tnene— the boys thing? if you excuse the .there _or- the boys thing? if you excuse the .there _or or- the boys thing? if you excuse. the .there _or or not? the pun there really or or not? weii. — the pun there really or or not? weii. ite— the pun there really or or not? wet. to not— the pun there really or or not? well, it's not entirely- well, it's not entirely meritocratic , is it? no, i think meritocratic, is it? no, i think we can i think we can all agree. we can all agree about but we can all agree about that. but that doesn't to say that that doesn't mean to say that it's worthless know , it's worthless as a you know, all of these people have worked hard the service of boris hard in the service of boris johnson and that is a johnson and that that is a perfectly respectable thing. you know , if you didn't have people know, if you didn't have people who went out and were loyal to the prime minister you'd have anarchy. yeah, i think i think i tnint— anarchy. yeah, i think i think i tnint wnat— anarchy. yeah, i think i think i think what people— , yeah, i think i think i think what people have questioned,— think what people have questioned, though, is the nunnnte— questioned, though, is the number that— questioned, though, is the number that have come in over the number that have come in over tne-counte— number that have come in over tne-eounie ot— number that have come in over the couple of years because the last couple of years because tnene-e— the last couple of years because tnene-e teen— the last couple of years because there's been-few- there's been quite a few resignation— there's been quite a few resignation options. and i think you-e— resignation options. and i think you-we-nawe— resignation options. and i think you've - have the - resignation options. and i think you've have the integrity you've got to have the integrity of you've got to have the integrity ot—wnt- you've got to have the integrity. ot—wnt neonie of the second house. and people are of the second house. and people awe-wett— of the second house. and people are _well, who's- of the second house. and people are well, who's going are saying, well, who's going in tneee— are saying, well, who's going in tnenee—ane- are saying, well, who's going in there?_are theyi there? and you know, are they iuet— there? and you know, are they iuetltawounet— there? and you know, are they just favoured few? how have just a favoured few? how have tney— just a favoured few? how have tney got— just a favoured few? how have tney got tneee— just a favoured few? how have they got there? and that gueetion— they got there? and that question being raised, as i question is being raised, as i

eat.— question is being raised, as i eait—al question is being raised, as i- eait—a eounie said, because we've had a couple of said, because we've had a couple ot neeignatione— said, because we've had a couple of resignations honours list of resignations in honours list inlweny— of resignations in honours list inlweny enont— of resignations in honours list in very short space time. in a very short space of time. so in a very short space of time. so—aeting- so i think you're asking that gueetion— so i think you're asking that question. who— so i think you're asking that question. who goes in there is neattw— question. who goes in there is neaiiy. neaiiy— question. who goes in there is really, really important. the taet— really, really important. the taet tnat— really, really important. the fact that this— really, really important. the fact that this list is now enete.— fact that this list is now shorter,ithink- shorter, i think is good aetuaiiy— shorter, i think is good. actually._good shorter, i think is good- actually._good that actually. i think it's good that it's actually. i think it's good that to a— actually. i think it's good that to a enonten— actually. i think it's good that it's a shorter list. yeah, i tnint— it's a shorter list. yeah, i tnint it— it's a shorter list. yeah, i think it is. i mean, obviously it's not without it's clearly not without the controversy. mean, the nadine controversy. i mean, the nadine dorries a fascinating dorries thing is a fascinating one. wait for bit more one. we will wait for a bit more detail really, because clearly something changed there in something has changed there in her she was her mind. i mean, she was actually doing rounds actually doing media rounds a few ago saying that few hours ago saying that she wasn't resign. really? wasn't going to resign. really? she to cause she didn't want to cause a by—election she's not telling us what has happened the what has happened behind the scenes. it's think scenes. it's like i think i tnint— scenes. it's like i think i tnint ten— scenes. it's like i think i think ben ben- , it's like i think i think ben ben houchen there , think ben ben houchen there, wouenen. — think ben ben houchen there, wouenen. i— think ben ben houchen there, houchen. i think— think ben ben houchen there, houchen. i think he- think ben ben houchen there, houchen. "

them something in the honours list. and think list. and people might think tnat—tutl that that's a bit seedy, but tnat-e.— that that's a bit seedy, but that's, that's— that that's a bit seedy, but that's, that's politics. toiitiee— that's, that's politics. politics is— that's, that's politics. politics is a- that's, that's politics. politics is a grubby business on the politics is a grubby business on tne wnoie— politics is a grubby business on tne wnoie .— politics is a grubby business on the whole , and— politics is a grubby business on the whole , and that's just the the whole, and that's just the way— the whole, and that's just the way noiitiee— the whole, and that's just the way politics works. yeah, well, i way politics works. yeah, well, i mean— way politics works. yeah, well, i tnie— way politics works. yeah, well, i mean, this is— way politics works. yeah, well, i mean, this is this is the eyeten. — i mean, this is this is the eyeten. ite— i mean, this is this is the system. it's all- i mean, this is this is the system. c zg i mean, this is this is the system. i mean, this is this is the- system. it's all very well and good.i system. it's all very well and good. i mean, i can ask a kind of broad brush question about it. i mean, this this is not new, right? this is this has been this been going on for been this has been going on for as long as the honours system has been in place. so let's not pick has been in place. so let's not niet on— has been in place. so let's not niet on tone— has been in place. so let's not pick on boris johnson,- " " , so let's not pick on boris johnson, people wno— pick on boris johnson, people wno-get— pick on boris johnson, people wno-get an— pick on boris johnson, people who get an honour from who will get an honour from tone—ie- who will get an honour from tone—ie no- boris johnson this is no tittewent— boris johnson this is no- different-happened different to what's happened witn—itine- with any previous prime itinieten. — with any previous prime minister. catherine forster, a political guru kicking political guru is kicking me under table here. what's under the table here. what's going well, that's footsie. under the table here. what's gthink well, that's footsie. under the table here. what's gthink theseell, that's footsie. under the table here. what's gthink these people�*s footsie. under the table here. what's gthink these people are otsie. under the table here. what's gthink these people are note. under the table here. what's gthink these people are not not i think these people are not not getting— i think these people are not not getting neenagee— i think these people are not not getting neenagee. — i think these people are not not getting peerages. "in ”iz getting peerages. they're not going— getting peerages. they're not going the house lords. but going to the house of lords. but i there'll be some raised i think there'll be some raised eyebrows. reynolds, i think there'll be some raised eyebrowsprincipal reynolds, i think there'll be some raised eyebrowsprincipal private olds, i think there'll be some raised eyebrowsprincipal private tois, who was principal private to secretary johnson, is secretary boris johnson, is getting an order the bath getting an order of the bath now. it was he cast your mind back may 20th, 20, organised the bnng back may 20th, 20, organised the bring your own booze to the garden in downing street during lockdown and then subsequently

said , we seem to have got away said, we seem to have got away with it. yes also another one which didn't end well, did it, shelley? shelly williams . walker shelley? shelly williams. walker has got an obe she was formerly head of operation listens to bods head of operation listens to boris johnson, now allegedly she was in charge of the music the notorious downing street party. the night before prince philip's funeral. now, boris johnson wasn't there. he was at chequers, but swings were broken and wine was brought in carry cases. and apparently she's dubbed dj w w really? okay, so. so, so those people— dubbed dj w w really? okay, so. so, so those people who- i:. : j 7 okay, so. so, so those people who were iaty— so, so those people who were iaty .— so, so those people who were iaty . oi. — so, so those people who were iaty . oi. iaty— so, so those people who were ltdy . djw lady dj— so, so those people who were lady , dj, lady dj exactly. lady, dj, lady dj exactly. twaetiy— lady, dj, lady dj exactly. toaetiy tut— lady, dj, lady dj exactly. exactly but again, i think that toee— exactly but again, i think that toee enow— exactly but again, i think that does show boris— exactly but again, i think that does show boris johnson's genuine— does show boris johnson's genuine sense— does show boris johnson's genuine sense of loyalty. yes i ganee — genuine sense of loyalty. yes i agree. because— genuine sense of loyalty. yes i agree. because these are people wno— agree. because these are people wno wee— agree. because these are people wno i— agree. because these are people who were i mean,— agree. because these are people who were i mean, he could very eaeiiy— who were i mean, he could very eaeiiy nave— who were i mean, he could very easily have distanced himself tnon— easily have distanced himself tnon tneee— easily have distanced himself from these people. he could have tnnown— from these people. he could have tnnown tnen— from these people. he could have thrown them under— from these people. he could have thrown them under the bus. he eouit— thrown them under the bus. he eouit nave— thrown them under the bus. he could have said— thrown them under the bus. he could have said partygate tnougnt— could have said partygate tnougnt ne— could have said partygate brought me down. and you were

onganieing— brought me down. and you were onganieing-tne- brought me down. and you were organising the booze and organising some of the booze and you-on— organising some of the booze and you-on tne— organising some of the booze and you-on the decks.- organising some of the booze and you on the decks. but you were on the decks. but ineteat— you were on the decks. but instead he's— you were on the decks. but instead he's elevating them to not not— instead he's elevating them to not not a— instead he's elevating them to not not a house— instead he's elevating them to not not a house of lords, but nee— not not a house of lords, but ne-e giving— not not a house of lords, but he's giving them— not not a house of lords, but he's giving them an honour, ien-t— he's giving them an honour, ien-t-so— he's giving them an honour, isn't-solsuppose- he's giving them an honour, isn't so suppose that isn't he? so i suppose that eowne— isn't he? so i suppose that etowe-wo- isn't he? so i suppose that shows-no he's- isn't he? so i suppose that shows. - n0 he's a l isn't he? so i suppose that. shows-no he's a very shows. yeah. no he's a very loyal guy and there's no doubt about it. people might argue he was too loyal to some people when he when he was prime when he was when he was prime minister. but look, i think we're delighted that michael we're all delighted that michael fabncant we're all delighted that michael fabservices to the hair and wig for services to the hair and wig industry. that what is? i industry. is that what it is? i think i think we're all we're all think i think we're all we're at oe— think i think we're all we're all over the— think i think we're all we're all over the about that. all over the moon about that. tut— all over the moon about that. tut again.— all over the moon about that. but again, look,— all over the moon about that. but again, look, michael- all over the moon about that. but again, look, michael is a great guy and he's been extremely loyal to boris as well and bat for him. and and gone out to bat for him. and look, these people like michael fabricant, fair, they fabricant, to be fair, they would to bat for boris would go out to bat for boris publicly. yeah when? when it was not absolutely not popular to do so. absolutely and, you the people always and, you know, the people always complain politicians who complain about politicians who just, just do just, you know, they just do whatever popular. these whatever is popular. these people through whatever is popular. these peopland through whatever is popular. these peopland thin through whatever is popular. these peopland thin and through whatever is popular. these peopland thin and there hrough whatever is popular. these peopland thin and there wasgh thick and thin and there was quite thin and they quite a lot of thin and they were supporting throughout. quite a lot of thin and they wereit's, porting throughout. quite a lot of thin and they wereit's, youing throughout. quite a lot of thin and they wereit's, you know, throughout. quite a lot of thin and they wereit's, you know, i throughout. quite a lot of thin and they wereit's, you know, i think]hout. quite a lot of thin and they wereit's, you know, i think it'sit. and it's, you know, i think it's perfectly reasonable that boris has repaid that loyalty. okay . has repaid that loyalty. okay. all right. well, i okay. all right. well, i suppose you

guys— all right. well, i suppose you guye nignt— all right. well, i suppose you guy5 might-0n— all right. well, i suppose you guys might on the might be on guys might be on the might be on the guys might be on the might be on tne-nonoune— guys might be on the might be on the-honours list.— guys might be on the might be on the-honours list. is- guys might be on the might be on the honours list. is that the next honours list. is that nignte— the next honours list. is that nignt—i- the next honours list. is that. nignte—i-iuet right? you might. you i am. just etay— right? you might. you i am. just etay tnene— right? you might. you i am. just etay tnene ton— right? you might. you i am. just stay there for me.— right? you might. you i am. just stay there for me. i'm just getting— stay there for me. i'm just getting something ear at getting something in my ear at the getting something in my ear at tne minute.— getting something in my ear at the minute. i'm— getting something in my ear at the minute. i'm just going to aet— the minute. i'm just going to aet to— the minute. i'm just going to ask to.repeated,- the minute. i'm just going to ask to repeated, if that's ask to be repeated, if that's all ask to be repeated, if that's aii-otay.— ask to be repeated, if that's aii-otay. etay- ask to be repeated, if that's all okay. okay sorry. i all right. okay. okay sorry. i cant— all right. okay. okay sorry. i cant guite— all right. okay. okay sorry. i can't quite hear— all right. okay. okay sorry. i can't quite hear what's being eait— can't quite hear what's being eait-tut— can't quite hear what's being said-but anyway,- can't quite hear what's being said but anyway, the said there, but anyway, the iatoun— said there, but anyway, the labour-have- said there, but anyway, the labour have made a major labour party have made a major u—tunn— labour party have made a major u—tunnltnein— labour party have made a major u—turn their planned £28 u—turn on their planned £28 tiiiion— u—turn on their planned £28 tiiiionlyean— u—turn on their planned £28 billion yearinvestment. billion a year investment. so we-ne—taitingi billion a year investment. so. we're—talking about we're going to be talking about tnat— we're going to be talking about tnat-wen— we're going to be talking about that-very shortly.- we're going to be talking about that very shortly. but i'm that very, very shortly. but i'm iuet— that very, very shortly. but i'm iuet going— that very, very shortly. but i'm just going catherine just going to ask catherine toneten— just going to ask catherine forster now,— just going to ask catherine forster now, bringing were forster now, is bringing were tnene— forster now, is bringing were tnene-naion— forster now, is bringing were there major surprises for there any major surprises for you— there any major surprises for you-tewne— there any major surprises for youltenne ot— there any major surprises for you terms of who there any major surprises for- youlterms of-who have you in terms of people who have teen— you in terms of people who have teen-tne— you in terms of people who have been _this honours- you in terms of people who have been this honours list? been left off this honours list? do been left off this honours list? oo—weti- been left off this honours list? oo—weii .- been left off this honours list? oo—weii. i- been left off this honours list? d0_well, i think| been left off this honours list?- do_well , i think you do you think? well, i think you because we've been told that drop. who of course , chaired drop. who of course, chaired cop26 , alister jack, the cop26, alister jack, the scottish secretary, had originally been in line. that hasn't happened. i think , to be hasn't happened. i think, to be honest, a lot of this had leaked. so we sort of we had a goodidea leaked. so we sort of we had a good idea about quite a lot. but i think what surprises me is there's not many peerages, not many people going to the house of lords, of honours, but of lords, lots of honours, but at a lower level. okay,

potentially less controversial. all right . now potentially less controversial. all right. now i think i'm wniting— all right. now i think i'm writing saying— all right. now i think i'm writing saying that we can go to eoneenwatiwe— writing saying that we can go to conservative lviv— writing saying that we can go to conservative lviv mp bob seely. yes conservative lviv mp bob seely. tee we— conservative lviv mp bob seely. yes we can, bob.— conservative lviv mp bob seely. yes we can, bob. thank you very nuen. — yes we can, bob. thank you very nuen. eeat— yes we can, bob. thank you very nuen. eneat to— yes we can, bob. thank you very much. great to have— yes we can, bob. thank you very much. great to have you on the enow— much. great to have you on the enow .— much. great to have you on the enow . itigtt— much. great to have you on the enow . itignt. so— much. great to have you on the show . right. so what do you make show. right. so what do you make of show. right. so what do you make ot tniee— show. right. so what do you make ot tniee inie— show. right. so what do you make of this? this honours list and tne— of this? this honours list and tne tig— of this? this honours list and the big controversy is nadine donniee— the big controversy is nadine dorries resigning with immediate ettette— dorries resigning with immediate effect? there's— dorries resigning with immediate effect? there's going to be a ty—eieetion— effect? there's going to be a by—election come on. what's nannenet— by—election come on. what's nannenet e — by—election come on. what's nannenet t io— by—election come on. what's happened ? to be- by—election come on. what's happened ? �*7 happened? to be honest, firstly , good afternoon to your viewers. i do find it a little bit difficult— viewers. i do find it a little bit difficult to _ viewers. i do find it a little bit difficult to be - . i do find it a little bit difficult to be excited atout— bit difficult to be excited about this— bit difficult to be excited about this because fundamentally it ain-t— about this because fundamentally it aint going— about this because fundamentally it aint going to— about this because fundamentally it ain't going to change much for it ain't going to change much ton-ny— it ain't going to change much for my constituents for either my constituents or many— for either my constituents or many otten— for either my constituents or many other people the uk, many other people in the uk, wnetne— many other people in the uk, whether-like— many other people in the uk, whether-like it— many other people in the uk, whether-like it or- many other people in the uk, whether like it or not. prime whether we like it or not. prime itinietene—nant- whether we like it or not. prime ministers—part of- whether we like it or not. prime ministers part of the ministers honours is part of the eyeten. — ministers honours is part of the eyeten. lae— ministers honours is part of the system. .as phil— ministers honours is part of the system. as phil just, you system. as as phil just, you tnow— system. as as phil just, you tnow. weny— system. as as phil just, you know, very eloquently explained and know, very eloquently explained ant-tite— know, very eloquently explained ant-tte it— know, very eloquently explained ant-tte it on- know, very eloquently explained and-like it or not,- know, very eloquently explained and like it or not, but and you can like it or not, but tnantiy— and you can like it or not, but tnantiy. tn— and you can like it or not, but tnantiy. tn eo— and you can like it or not, but frankly, i'm so much more for it. i— frankly, i'm so much more for it. i mean— frankly, i'm so much more for it. i i— frankly, i'm so much more for it. i mean, i will— frankly, i'm so much more for it. i mean, i will go out and tny— it. i mean, i will go out and tny to— it. i mean, i will go out and tny to mate— it. i mean, i will go out and try to make sure— it. i mean, i will go out and try to make sure we get a conservative— try to make sure we get a conservative mp back in mid—bedfordshire and thank watine— mid—bedfordshire and thank watine-nen— mid—bedfordshire and thank nadine her very high profile nadine for her very high profile and:— nadine for her very high profile ant. you— nadine for her very high profile ant. you tnow— nadine for her very high profile and, you know, diligent career. out— and, you know, diligent career. tut tnantiy. — and, you know, diligent career. but frankly, we've— and, you know, diligent career. but frankly, we've got an eieetion— but frankly, we've got an election to _ but frankly, we've got an election to win- but frankly, we've got an election to win next year and in — election to win next year and in eo— election to win next year and in eo muon— election to win next year and i'm so much more- election to win next year and i'm so much more focussed on

tnat— i'm so much more focussed on tnat ant— i'm so much more focussed on tnat ant eo— i'm so much more focussed on that and so much— i'm so much more focussed on that and so much more focussed ant— that and so much more focussed ant eonennet— that and so much more focussed and concerned about labour's endless u—turns on almost every aeneet— endless u—turns on almost every aeneet ot— endless u—turns on almost every aeneet ot tnen— endless u—turns on almost every aspect of their policies, which noee— aspect of their policies, which toe to— aspect of their policies, which note to me— aspect of their policies, which proves to me that— aspect of their policies, which proves to me that keir starmer is proves to me that keir starmer ie not— proves to me that keir starmer ie not a— proves to me that keir starmer is not a serious— proves to me that keir starmer is not a serious potential prime itinieten— is not a serious potential prime itinieten . — is not a serious potential prime minister. okay,— is not a serious potential prime minister . okay, all- is not a serious potential prime minister. c�*s/twin ” g minister. okay, all right. i mean, what do you make , though, mean, what do you make, though, of, you know, a couple of the names on this? i mean, jacob rees—mogg, for example, is going to be knighted. michael fabncantis to be knighted. michael fabricant is going be fabricant is going to be knighted well. i mean, are knighted as well. i mean, are you least happy for them? you at least happy for them? i'm delighted. always i'm delighted. always assumed i'm delighted. always assumed tnat— i'm delighted. always assumed tnat-teee—iwogg- that jacob rees—mogg had had a sort that jacob rees—mogg had had a eontlentieee— that jacob rees—mogg had had a sort-endless titles— that jacob rees—mogg had had a sort endless titles and sort of endless titles and a succession titles. so the sort of endless titles and a succthatyn titles. so the sort of endless titles and a succthat he's titles. so the sort of endless titles and a succthat he's being so the sort of endless titles and a succthat he's being knighted, fact that he's being knighted, i wouit— fact that he's being knighted, i wouit nave— fact that he's being knighted, i would have thought is a reality .—witn— would have thought is a reality .—witn jacob-- would have thought is a reality ._with jacob. and. would have thought is a realityi ._with jacob. and as . catching up with jacob. and as init— . catching up with jacob. and as net eait— . catching up with jacob. and as net eait .— . catching up with jacob. and as net eait . unn— . catching up with jacob. and as phil said , um, whatever phil said, um, whatever wienaete— phil said, um, whatever michael's contribution to the nain— michael's contribution to the teat intuetny— michael's contribution to the teat intuetny .— michael's contribution to the hair industry , he is a hair industry, he is a thoroughly- hair industry, he is a thoroughly good bloke and teeenee— thoroughly good bloke and teeenee it— thoroughly good bloke and deserves it . _ thoroughly good bloke and deserves it . iz igizcc g deserves it. he's getting a kicking here. michael he's not here to defend himself. that's a good one, though. _ here to defend himself. that's a good one, though. look, he'll be on he'll be on shortly to respond to all of these very defamatory allegations . no, but defamatory allegations. no, but michael fabricant, of course , michael fabricant, of course, will be will be knighted. but

you make a good point, though, though, bob. i think, which is that actually does this really matter to the vast majority of people? okay. it is news. we'll talk about it a bit. but but but the issues, i think, are the the key issues, i think, are the ones you've been identified ones that you've been identified in there, that rishi in there, which is that rishi sunak to sort out his five sunak got to sort out his five pledges. the party pledges. the labour party appeared flopping all appeared to be flip flopping all over place at the moment, over the place at the moment, don't they? whilst we can don't they? and whilst we can have bit of a laugh about it, have a bit of a laugh about it, i suspect that the wider public, bob, will want to see, you know, you're cracking on you're not cracking on with what's the channel, what's going on in the channel, getting inflamed down, getting nhs those nhs waiting lists down and those are big issues, aren't they? are the big issues, aren't they? yeah, look, yeah, completely. and look, i get— yeah, completely. and look, i get tne— yeah, completely. and look, i get the entertainment of get the entertainment value of tone— boris and indeed the entertainment value boris and indeed the entertainmentvalue michael, entertainment value of michael, tieee— entertainment value of michael, tieee nin — entertainment value of michael, tieee nin ant— entertainment value of michael, bless him and jacob rees—mogg, and bless him and jacob rees—mogg, ant-tnow— bless him and jacob rees—mogg, ant-tnowlget— bless him and jacob rees—mogg, and-know,lget-fact- and you know, i get the fact tnat— and you know, i get the fact tnat-ot— and you know, i get the fact that-of people - and you know, i get the fact that of people like to that a lot of people like to tnat— that a lot of people like to enat atout— that a lot of people like to chat about stuff because chat about this stuff because it's effectively— chat about this stuff because it's effectively fun political goeein. — it's effectively fun political gossip-there's. gossip. but look, there's an eieetion— gossip. but look, there's an election-it's- election next year. it's aetuaiiy— election next year. it's actually _to - election next year. it'si actually-to.an actually going to be an incredibly— actually going to be an. incredibly—and actually going to be an- incredibly _and the incredibly serious one. and the neaiity— incredibly serious one. and the neaiitylwe-we— incredibly serious one. and the reality we've rishi sunak reality is we've got rishi sunak teiiwening— reality is we've got rishi sunak teiiwening on— reality is we've got rishi sunak delivering on his— reality is we've got rishi sunak delivering on his promises. and reality is we've got rishi sunak delingets on his promises. and reality is we've got rishi sunak delingets me his promises. and reality is we've got rishi sunak delingets me is; promises. and reality is we've got rishi sunak delingets me is that�*nises. and reality is we've got rishi sunak delingets me is that thees. and reality is we've got rishi sunak delingets me is that the labour what gets me is that the labour party— what gets me is that the labour tanty in— what gets me is that the labour tanty in ten— what gets me is that the labour party in keir starmer, they're not— party in keir starmer, they're not-unten— party in keir starmer, they're not-under any- party in keir starmer, they're not under any pressure at not even under any pressure at the

not even under any pressure at tne-ant— not even under any pressure at tne-ant yet- not even under any pressure at the and yet they're the moment and yet they're taiiing— the moment and yet they're taiiing anant— the moment and yet they're taiiing anant .— the moment and yet they're falling apart . you know, when it falling apart. you know, when it comes immigration, they comes to immigration, they nawen-t— comes to immigration, they nawen-t got— comes to immigration, they nawen-t got a— comes to immigration, they haven't got a clue. they attack us haven't got a clue. they attack ue ant— haven't got a clue. they attack ue ant wnen— haven't got a clue. they attack us and when-say,- haven't got a clue. they attack us and when say, what's your us and when we say, what's your anewene-weii- us and when we say, what's your answer?-well we're- us and when we say, what's your answer? well we're not answer? they say, well we're not neaiiy—none- really bothered about more immigration.— really bothered about more immigration. confused immigration. they're confused over nationalisation immigration. they're confused othey're nationalisation immigration. they're confused othey're confused:ionalisation immigration. they're confused othey're confused:ionalsupport . they're confused over support to ewtneniet— . they're confused over support to extremist-like - . they're confused over support to extremist like the to extremist protests, like the taet— to extremist protests, like the tact-ane— to extremist protests, like the tact-awe tne— to extremist protests, like the fact-are the ones- to extremist protests, like the fact are the ones we've fact that are the ones we've tney— fact that are the ones we've seen. they-know. - fact that are the ones we've seen. they know. they seen. they don't know. they nawen-t— seen. they don't know. they haven't-their- seen. they don't know. they haven't-their over haven't made up their mind over tuition— haven't made up their mind over tuition _wanted- tuition fees. they wanted toetone— tuition fees. they wanted toetone .— tuition fees. they wanted doctors , more- tuition fees. they wanted doctors , more doctors to stay in doctors, more doctors to stay in tne— doctors, more doctors to stay in tne wus— doctors, more doctors to stay in tne wws ty— doctors, more doctors to stay in the nhs by reforming the neneione— the nhs by reforming the pensions and— the nhs by reforming the pensions and then when we did tnat.— pensions and then when we did tnat. tney— pensions and then when we did that, they were— pensions and then when we did that, they were against it. and tnen— that, they were against it. and tnen we— that, they were against it. and then we found— that, they were against it. and then we found out that keir stannen— then we found out that keir starmer had— then we found out that keir starmer had the mother of all nniwate— starmer had the mother of all private pensions— starmer had the mother of all private pensions or a state neneione— private pensions or a state neneione in— private pensions or a state pensions in his— private pensions or a state pensions in his own separate titt— pensions in his own separate tiii. tnt— pensions in his own separate bill. and now— pensions in his own separate bill. and now we— pensions in his own separate bill. and now we find out that tney— bill. and now we find out that tney ane— bill. and now we find out that they are reneging_ bill. and now we find out that they are reneging on yet more of tnen— they are reneging on yet more of we nonnieee— they are reneging on yet more of their promises. i— they are reneging on yet more of their promises. i want them to nenege— their promises. i want them to nenege on-tan- their promises. i want them to renege on -ban on - their promises. i want them to renege on ban on north sea renege on their ban on north sea oil renege on their ban on north sea oii-gae— renege on their ban on north sea oil-gas investment- renege on their ban on north sea oil gas investment because oil and gas investment because tnat-e— oil and gas investment because that's-absolute— oil and gas investment because that's absolute disaster. that's an absolute disaster. tet-e— that's an absolute disaster. tet-e none— that's an absolute disaster. let's hope-they- that's an absolute disaster. let's hope they chicken out let's hope they they chicken out of tnat— let's hope they they chicken out of tnat one— let's hope they they chicken out of that one as— let's hope they they chicken out of that one as well. _ let's hope they they chicken out of that one as well. but the neaiity— of that one as well. but the neaiity ie— of that one as well. but the reality is they're— of that one as well. but the reality is they're not even unten— reality is they're not even unten any— reality is they're not even under any pressure their under any pressure and their noiieiee— under any pressure and their noieee—anat- under any pressure and their noiieiee—anant -l under any pressure and their. policies—apart . and policies are falling apart. and wnen— policies are falling apart. and wnenleonee— policies are falling apart. and whenlcomes to— policies are falling apart. and when comes to next year, when it comes to next year, neonie— when it comes to next year, neonie nave— when it comes to next year, neonie nawe a— when it comes to next year, people have a choice between a ten— people have a choice between a itieni sunat— people have a choice between a rishi sunak who— people have a choice between a rishi sunak who is— people have a choice between a rishi sunak who is delivering ant— rishi sunak who is delivering- ant—wouitn-t and a keir starmer who wouldn't tnow— and a keir starmer who wouldn't tnow wnat— and a keir starmer who wouldn't know what delivery was. look, gag.—

know what delivery was. look, ton—aiwaye- know what delivery was. look, l ton—aiwaye enioy bob, thank you. i always enjoy our chats and yeah, well done as well for managing to steer the entire interview based on to entirely you wanted to talk entirely what you wanted to talk about, which is a real skill. so well done. as is bob seely mp. it's stuff . i've just read it's great stuff. i've just read at the bottom of my screen there that sean bailey has been given at the bottom of my screen there tipeerage bailey has been given at the bottom of my screen there tipeerage baiwellias been given at the bottom of my screen there tipeerage baiwell and een given at the bottom of my screen there tipeerage baiwell and anothern a peerage as well and another regular this on this channel. regular on this on this channel. so well done, sean. he'll be on one of dan wootton panels probably tonight, him. and probably tonight, bless him. and talking all that, you talking about all of that, you seem that. yes seem quite happy about that. yes absolutely. absolutely delighted atout— absolutely. absolutely delighted atout-nayte— cizcy absolutely delighted about maybe everyone about that. and maybe everyone on on— about that. and maybe everyone on on wewe— about that. and maybe everyone on gb news-well.— about that. and maybe everyone on gb news well. this is the on gb news as well. this is the wing.— on gb news as well. this is the ting aetuaiiy— on gb news as well. this is the thing, actually. maybe it'll be you— thing, actually. maybe it'll be youn you-e— thing, actually. maybe it'll be your you're left— thing, actually. maybe it'll be your you're left out. i'm left int-e— your you're left out. i'm left phil's-out. catherine,- your you're left out. i'm leftl phil's-out. catherine, you phil's left out. catherine, you teet— phil's left out. catherine, you teei tett— phil's left out. catherine, you feel left out?— phil's left out. catherine, you feel left out? well,— c catherine, you feel left out? well, we're going to—ot- feel left out? well, we're going to—ot netitioni to stage some kind of petition or- now. we need- to stage some kind of petition or- now. we need to,| to stage some kind of petition. or- now. we need to, but or protest now. we need to, but i think. i think it's only a matter of time before we are all elevated at some isn't it elevated at some point, isn't it 7 elevated at some point, isn't it ? i've got now, for a labour mp, sir stephen pound. oh no, sorry, not sir is it stephen. there you go. so look, what's the what's the situation for you when you look at this? do you think this

is just cronyism and favouritism or actually, is it quite nice? bods or actually, is it quite nice? boris johnson being loyal to people by him people who have stuck by him through times? well, through some tough times? well, ihave through some tough times? well, i have to say, bob seely teeenee— i have to say, bob seely deserves to— i have to say, bob seely deserves to have a dukedom for tnat—attentt- deserves to have a dukedom for tnat—attempt .- deserves to have a dukedom for that—attempt . to. that magnificent attempt. to totaiiy— that magnificent attempt. to totaiiy to— that magnificent attempt. to totaiiy to a— that magnificent attempt. to totally do a 360— that magnificent attempt. to totally do a 360 on the on that intenwiew— totally do a 360 on the on that interview. absolutely a dukedom, an eaniton— interview. absolutely a dukedom, an eaniton. we— interview. absolutely a dukedom, an earldom. he he— interview. absolutely a dukedom, an earldom. he he should be the ting— an earldom. he he should be the ting in— an earldom. he he should be the ting in newnetuity— an earldom. he he should be the king in perpetuity of the isle of went.— king in perpetuity of the isle of wight. brilliant. look as far as of wight. brilliant. look as far ae tn— of wight. brilliant. look as far as i'm concerned,— of wight. brilliant. look as far as i'm concerned, this in some waye— as i'm concerned, this in some waye ite— as i'm concerned, this in some ways it's actually— as i'm concerned, this in some ways it's actually quite serious. i'm— ways it's actually quite serious. i'm sorry for philip anae— serious. i'm sorry for philip wnae sanwan— serious. i'm sorry for philip anas sarwar because quite tnantiy— anas sarwar because quite frankly, deserve it, though frankly, they deserve it, though tnowing— frankly, they deserve it, though tnowing-ne— frankly, they deserve it, though knowing he probably knowing philip, he probably euete— knowing philip, he probably refuse-because. knowing philip, he probably refuse-because can refuse it anyway because he can be deliciously— be deliciously contrary sometimes.— be deliciously contrary sometimes. of sometimes. but look, a lot of neonie— sometimes. but look, a lot of neonie iuet— sometimes. but look, a lot of people just look— sometimes. but look, a lot of people just look this and say people just look at this and say we— people just look at this and say we ie— people just look at this and say we ie tne— people just look at this and say this is the straw— people just look at this and say this is the straw that broke the aeei— this is the straw that broke the tanete-ine— this is the straw that broke the camel's-this is- this is the straw that broke the camel's this is just camel's back. this is just ridiculous.— camel's back. this is just ridiculous. we've had so ridiculous. now, we've had so many— ridiculous. now, we've had so many-winietene- ridiculous. now, we've had so many ministers so many many prime ministers so many itine— prime minister's resignation nonou-now- prime minister's resignation honours,-now in. prime minister's resignation. honours,-now in the honours, and we're now in the eituation— honours, and we're now in the eituation-tne— honours, and we're now in the situation the house of situation where the house of ionte— situation where the house of ionte ie— situation where the house of lords is creaking— situation where the house of lords is creaking at the gunneie. — lords is creaking at the gunnels. now- lords is creaking at the gunnels. now is overloaded to gunnels. now it is overloaded to euen—enin- gunnels. now it is overloaded to euen—enin iel such a degree that the ship is no iongen— such a degree that the ship is no longer seaworthy. and i think tnat—many— no longer seaworthy. and i think tnat—many waye- that this will in many ways tinien— that this will in many ways tinienlton— that this will in many ways finishlfor a— that this will in many ways finishlfor a lot- that this will in many ways finish for a lot of people in finish it for a lot of people in wnen— finish it for a lot of people in wnen tney— finish it for a lot of people in when they look— finish it for a lot of people in when they look at the house of ionte— when they look at the house of ionte. tnie— when they look at the house of lords, this-look,— when they look at the house of lords, this look, i've got to lords, this is look, i've got to put— lords, this is look, i've got to nut-tnougn.-

lords, this is look, i've got to put-though, that. lords, this is look, i've got to put though, that at put it to you, though, that at teaet— put it to you, though, that at ieaet eoe— put it to you, though, that at least some of— put it to you, though, that at least some of these honours are tineetiy— least some of these honours are directly represented lviv of an intiwituai— directly represented lviv of an individual-a- directly represented lviv of an individual a stonking individual who won a stonking naionity— individual who won a stonking majority-general- majority at last general eieetion— election, not stacking it for tne— election, not stacking it for. tne—again. the liberal democrats again. wett— the liberal democrats again. weii. yeah— the liberal democrats again. weii. yean .— the liberal democrats again. weii. yean . i— the liberal democrats again. well, yeah , i couldn't- the liberal democrats again. well, yeah, i couldn't agree more. but don't forget that when the more. but don't forget that when tne tit— more. but don't forget that when the lib liberal— ”iz but don't forget that when the lib liberal democrats were i tnint— the lib liberal democrats were i think virtually— the lib liberal democrats were i think virtually all— the lib liberal democrats were i think virtually all of them got the lib liberal democrats were i tiknighthood, all of them got the lib liberal democrats were i tiknighthood, llll of them got the lib liberal democrats were i tiknighthood, i thinkthem got the lib liberal democrats were i tiknighthood, i think there got the lib liberal democrats were i tiknighthood, i think there were a knighthood, i think there were two tnat— a knighthood, i think there were two that didn't— a knighthood, i think there were two that didn't get knighthoods. and two that didn't get knighthoods. ant—nnotatiyl and i think it's just probably teauee— and i think it's just probably- because—phones because they'd lost their phones tnat—toot. — because they'd lost their phones tnat—toot. we- because they'd lost their phones that look, we didn't that night. but look, we didn't do that night. but look, we didn't to tnat— that night. but look, we didn't to tnat in— that night. but look, we didn't do that in 1997— that night. but look, we didn't do that in 1997 we had do that in 1997 when we had a nuge— do that in 1997 when we had a nuge naronity— do that in 1997 when we had a nuge naronity in— do that in 1997 when we had a huge majority in the labour panty— huge majority in the labour. ianty. —wnaeting party. we didn't start whacking neonie— party. we didn't start whacking neonie un— party. we didn't start whacking neonie up into— party. we didn't start whacking people up into the house of ionte— people up into the house of ionte. tut— people up into the house of ionte. tut i— people up into the house of lords. but i have— people up into the house of lords. but i have say bob lords. but i have to say bob seen— lords. but i have to say bob seeiy. tot— lords. but i have to say bob seely, god love— lords. but i have to say bob seely, god love him he was seely, god love him when he was taiting— seely, god love him when he was talking-michael— seely, god love him when he was talking michael fabricant, talking about michael fabricant, a gnoet— talking about michael fabricant, a gnoet ot— talking about michael fabricant, a ghost oflsmile_ talking about michael fabricant, a ghost of smile flickered talking about michael fabricant, a ghosthose smile flickered talking about michael fabricant, a ghosthose patrician:kered across those patrician features ant—youneeitl across those patrician features and—yourself, if. and you think to yourself, if oniy— and you think to yourself, if oniy-nat- and you think to yourself, if only-had been- and you think to yourself, if only had been in and you think to yourself, if. only-had been in the only fabricant had been in the ionte— only fabricant had been in the tote-you— only fabricant had been in the lords, you imagine the lords, can you imagine the ant— lords, can you imagine the ermine and buttercup hair? ermine and the buttercup hair? it ermine and the buttercup hair? it-nawe— ermine and the buttercup hair? it-nawe teen.— ermine and the buttercup hair? it have been, what it would have been, what a wieion— it would have been, what a wieion ton— it would have been, what a vision for getting absolute vision for getting an absolute eoui— vision for getting an absolute eoui tnat— vision for getting an absolute eoui tnat ie— vision for getting an absolute soul that is not— vision for getting an absolute soul that is not is defending nineeit— soul that is not is defending nineeit . — soul that is not is defending nineeit . i— soul that is not is defending himself. i happen- soul that is not is defending himself . " is. c himself. i happen to quite like michael. all right. so he's a good mate. but the fact is he's etiii— good mate. but the fact is he's etiii got— good mate. but the fact is he's still got three— g: but the fact is he's still got three different hairstyles _ still got three different hairstyles for spring, summer ant— hairstyles for spring, summer ant winten— hairstyles for spring, summer and winter. having a massive pop at nin. — and winter. having a massive pop at nin. etay.— and winter. having a massive pop at him. okay, let's— and winter. having a massive pop at him. c�*s/twin wizg wizg

at him. okay, let's very, very kira rudik. all right, at him. okay, let's very, very kira rudik. all right , steve, kira rudik. all right, steve, bold and proud to jacob rees—mogg . now he's getting he's rees—mogg. now he's getting he's getting a knighthood. surely surely you want to issue a congratulatory message to jacob rees—mogg as regards the comment from as tony blair said, we're at our best when we're at our boldest. yes, at our best when we're at our boldest . yes, very good . but boldest. yes, very good. but jacob rees—mogg is already the honourable, the honour, the honoun honourable, the honour, the honour, the honourable. he's got to because he's a son of a peer and he's a privy councillor, you know, he's an absolute gent. he's a really, really decent bloke and he deserves everything he can get . but again, with bob, he can get. but again, with bob, i rather thought that he had a succession title anyway. i'm sure he's got to be the duke of aquitaine or something. there's sure he's got to be the duke of aquto ine or something. there's sure he's got to be the duke of aquto ine something ng. there's sure he's got to be the duke of aquto ine something out there's sure he's got to be the duke of aquto ine something out there.; got to be something out there. it's sultan of somerset got to be something out there. ithe sultan of somerset got to be something out there. ithe has sultan of somerset got to be something out there. ithe has to sultan of somerset got to be something out there. ithe has to be.tan of somerset got to be something out there. ithe has to be. but)f somerset got to be something out there. ithe has to be. but fair)merset got to be something out there. ithe has to be. but fair play ;et got to be something out there. ithe has to be. but fair play to . he has to be. but fair play to him. but have to say, king him. but i have to say, king charles is going to have a repetitive strain injury. at this rate, you're going to need many more than holding sword many more than holding the sword because to because there's going to be an awful of knighting going on. awful lot of knighting going on. okay. me about nadine okay. talk to me about nadine nonniee— okay. talk to me about nadinej nonniee—any dorries then. have you got any nuntiinge— dorries then. have you got any

nuntiingelto— dorries then. have you got any rumblings to exactly what's rumblings as to exactly what's going— rumblings as to exactly what's going on— rumblings as to exactly what's going on? because there was only a-a90_ going on? because there was only a-ago ene— going on? because there was only a-ago ene ae- going on? because there was only a ago she was doing a few hours ago she was doing the a few hours ago she was doing tne netia— a few hours ago she was doing the media rounds— a few hours ago she was doing the media rounds saying she waent— the media rounds saying she. waent—tne wasn't going anywhere. and the taet— wasn't going anywhere. and the taet-wantet- last thing she wanted was a ty-eieetion— last thing she wanted was a by—election. and then all of a eutten— by—election. and then all of a eutten ene-e— by—election. and then all of a sudden she's gone. and there's going— sudden she's gone. and there's going-by—election- sudden she's gone. and there's going by—election e sudden she's gone. and there's. going-by—election >this going to be a by—election > this is going to be a by—election > this ie—two— going to be a by—election > this ie—two tingene- is a magnificent two fingers, isn't really is to say isn't it? this really is to say this my support. i've nailed this is my support. i've nailed my colours to the mast. i'm with bods my colours to the mast. i'm with boris and to hell with boris johnson and to hell with the rest of you. i think it's an awful the people in awful insult to the people in mid it's a mid bedfordshire. it's a shocking to have shocking thing to have happen because basically being because basically they're being used as political in used as political pawns in a game and i think they're game here and i think they're being taken granted. the being taken for granted. the problem esther, problem is philip, esther, myself, ever been myself, anyone who's ever been elected knows elected to parliament knows that you to respect your you have to respect your constituents, country comes you have to respect your constyourts, country comes you have to respect your constyour constituencytry comes you have to respect your constyour constituency comes es first. your constituency comes second, third. second, your party comes third. and has made a and i think she has made a shocking mistake. it's going to be very, very difficult. i'm not gloating this, but it's gloating about this, but it's going very, very going to be a very, very difficult byelection for the tories hold, even with tories to hold, even with a 23,500 majority. okay, well, yeah, harwood, our yeah, i mean, tom harwood, our deputy editor, was deputy political editor, was talking about tiverton. talking to me about tiverton. and you imagine, steven, and as you can imagine, steven, i and as you can imagine, steven, i-ot— and as you can imagine, steven, i-ot tittie— and as you can imagine, steven, i-of little else— and as you can imagine, steven, i-of little else other- i think of little else other tnan— i think of little else other than tiverton. _ i think of little else other than tiverton. but than tiverton. but, but annawentiy— than tiverton. but, but. apparently,-was than tiverton. but, but- apparently,-was a, apparently, yes, there was a, tnene— apparently, yes, there was a, there - majority -

apparently, yes, there was a, there - majority of - apparently, yes, there was a, there majority of roughly there was a majority of roughly there was a majority of roughly tne—tnatl there was a majority of roughly. tne—tnat the same there that was that was owentunnet— the same there that was that was overturned. _steven,- the same there that was that was overturned. steven, thank overturned. look, steven, thank you— overturned. look, steven, thank you weny— overturned. look, steven, thank you weny muon— overturned. look, steven, thank you very much. great have you you very much. great to have you on you very much. great to have you —onyoun— you very much. great to have you on_your reaction- you very much. great to have you on_your reaction on| on and get your your reaction on tnene— on and get your your reaction on there—johnson's- there to the boris johnson's neeignation— there to the boris johnson's resignation honours as resignation honours list as seven— resignation honours list as steven—estherl resignation honours list as. steven—esther and steven just before esther and init— steven just before esther and int—so— steven just before esther and int—so i- steven just before esther and phil—so i know- steven just before esther and. phil—so i know you're phil got going. so i know you're weny— phil got going. so i know you're weny tuey— phil got going. so i know you're very busy pimple— phil got going. so i know you're very busy people and you have got a— very busy people and you have got a iot— very busy people and you have got a iot — very busy people and you have got a lot on. yes,— very busy people and you have got a lot on. yes, i— very busy people and you have got a lot on. yes, i mean, this is got a lot on. yes, i mean, this ie aetuaiiy— got a lot on. yes, i mean, this ie aetuaiiy i— got a lot on. yes, i mean, this is actually i think— got a lot on. yes, i mean, this is actually i think know, is actually i think you know, guite— is actually i think you know, guite-tning- is actually i think you know, quite-thing for- is actually i think you know, quite thing for boris quite a nice thing for boris tonneon. — quite a nice thing for boris tonneon. la— quite a nice thing for boris johnson. .a-it's- quite a nice thing for boris johnson. a it's done quite a nice thing for boris- johnson. .a-it's done now johnson. in a way. it's done now ant— johnson. in a way. it's done now ant nayte— johnson. in a way. it's done now ant nayte ne— johnson. in a way. it's done now and maybe he can— johnson. in a way. it's done now and maybe he can kind of move on witn— and maybe he can kind of move on witn tne— and maybe he can kind of move on witn tne newt— and maybe he can kind of move on with the next phase— and maybe he can kind of move on with the next phase his with the next phase of his noiitieai— with the next phase of his political career,- with the next phase of his political career, you think, political career, do you think, eetnent— political career, do you think, esther?- know. - political career, do you think, esther?-know. - political career, do you think,| esther?-know. _i esther? i don't know. yeah. i tent.— esther? i don't know. yeah. i tent-tnow.— esther? i don't know. yeah. i think, know, that's what he think, you know, that's what he should do. yeah, should and could do. yeah, i think so. i'm going to leave you eonetning— think so. i'm going to leave you eonetning to— think so. i'm going to leave you something to think— i'm going to leave you something to think about, tattet— something to think about, tatniet. ie— something to think about, patrick, is that— something to think about, patrick, is that we haven't yet nat— patrick, is that we haven't yet nat tie— patrick, is that we haven't yet had liz truss's_ patrick, is that we haven't yet had liz truss's resignation nonoune— had liz truss's resignation nonoune-yet. - had liz truss's resignation honours yet. we've honours list yet. so we've got tnat.— honours list yet. so we've got tnat-got.— honours list yet. so we've got that.-got, we've- honours list yet. so we've got that. got, we've got that that. we've got, we've got that to—wouit- that. we've got, we've got that to—wouit you- that. we've got, we've got that to_would you havei to come. still would you have tunnet— to come. still would you have tunnet town— to come. still would you have turned down interest if you turned down our interest if you w-eneyou— turned down our interest if you were you were certainly were given if you were certainly not on— were given if you were certainly not on tnie— were given if you were certainly not on this occasion? but he eent— not on this occasion? but he sent at— not on this occasion? but he sort of summed up, your sort of summed you up, your personality contrapuntal is sometimes is his sometimes contrary is his personality? certainly not, no. tut— personality? certainly not, no. tut iti— personality? certainly not, no. tut i-ii teii— personality? certainly not, no. but i'll tell you— personality? certainly not, no. but i'll tell you where- ”7 certainly not, no. but i'll tell you where we're naeing— but i'll tell you where we're naeing ott— but i'll tell you where we're racing off to. _ but i'll tell you where we're racing off to. �*ft�*iz ”iz ”ant. g racing off to. we're racing off to interview william hague because our show because he's on our show tomorrow . that's we're tomorrow. so that's what we're doing. so what we've got

doing. so that's what we've got the lovely william hague. we've got archie and that's got archie norman, and that's what we're. yes. so that's where we're going. just remind people at-tine— we're going. just remind people at-time tomorrow— we're going. just remind people at-time tomorrow till- ”iz igizi g just remind people at time tomorrow till 12, at the time tomorrow till 12, ten— at the time tomorrow till 12, ten titt— at the time tomorrow till 12, ten tiii iz— at the time tomorrow till 12, ten till 12 a.m._ at the time tomorrow till 12, ten till 12 am. till 12, it's going— ten till 12 am. till 12, it's going to— ten till 12 am. till 12, it's going to absolutely going to be absolutely fantastic.— going to be absolutely fantastic. so- going to be absolutely fantastic. so william that's going— fantastic. so william that's going-te— fantastic. so william that's going-be-office.- fantastic. so william that's going be office. i going to be box office. so i witt— going to be box office. so i wiii tet— going to be box office. so i wiii iet you— going to be box office. so i will let you get— going to be box office. so i will let you get going because twe— will let you get going because he tent— will let you get going because we tent you— will let you get going because i've kept you far— will let you get going because i've kept you far too long. but ttant— i've kept you far too long. but ttant-wey— i've kept you far too long. but thank-very much.- thank you very, very much. eetnen— thank you very, very much. esther-phil— thank you very, very much. esther phil make sure you esther and phil make sure you tune— esther and phil make sure you tune_a.m. there's. tune in from 10 am. there's a iot— tune in from 10 am. there's a iot etiii— tune in from 10 am. there's a iot etiii to— tune in from 10 am. there's a lot still to get— tune in from 10 am. there's a lot still to get through, tnougn.— lot still to get through, though, here - lot still to get through, though, here because going though, here because we're going to_course, about. to be talking, of course, about all to be talking, of course, about aiiltneee— to be talking, of course, about all-these honours- all of these honours list. i teiiewe— all of these honours list. i believe i've— all of these honours list. i believe i've got.- all of these honours list. i believe i've got. i'm widdecombe tony.— believe i've got. i'm widdecombe iony. tonne— believe i've got. i'm widdecombe iony. tonne tony— believe i've got. i'm widdecombe tory, former tory cabinet ninieten. — tory, former tory cabinet minister. i'm— tory, former tory cabinet minister. i'm widdecombe with minister. i'm widdecombe is with me minister. i'm widdecombe is with ne-tnint— minister. i'm widdecombe is with ne-tnint .— minister. i'm widdecombe is with ne-tnint . ie— minister. i'm widdecombe is with me-think . is-yes,- me now. i think. is she? yes, tnene— me now. i think. is she? yes, wene-wett— me now. i think. is she? yes, there _well they're . me now. i think. is she? yes, there well they're all there she is. well they're all out— there she is. well they're all out totay. — there she is. well they're all out today. good— there she is. well they're all out today. good stuff, how out today. good stuff, anne. how are out today. good stuff, anne. how youe— out today. good stuff, anne. how you? in— out today. good stuff, anne. how are you? i'm fine— out today. good stuff, anne. how are you? i'm fine ,_ out today. good stuff, anne. how are you? i'm fine , thank you. are you? i'm fine, thank you. were— are you? i'm fine, thank you. were you— are you? i'm fine, thank you. were you an— are you? i'm fine, thank you. hope you are too.— are you? i'm fine, thank you. hope you are too. yes,- are you? i'm fine, thank you. hope you are too. yes, this is good stuff. and what he's done very straightforwardly, he's rewarded all the people who remain loyal to him when he was going through the whole business of being ousted from number 10. he's rewarded those who stayed loyal throughout out. nadine dorries is an obvious one. she she never, ever wavered in her support for boris. and of

course, he's fully entitled to do that and he's now more or less turning round to the succeeding administration and saying, yarbu, do you ? well, no, saying, yarbu, do you? well, no, indeed. saying, yarbu, do you? well, no, inteet . toot.— saying, yarbu, do you? well, no, indeed . look, i— saying, yarbu, do you? well, no, indeed . look, i mean,- saying, yarbu, do you? well, no, indeed . look, i mean, i'm- g 433. izizi 7 well, no, indeed . look, i mean, i'm going indeed. look, i mean, i'm going to in— indeed. look, i mean, i'm going to in going— indeed. look, i mean, i'm going to in going to— indeed. look, i mean, i'm going to i'm going to keep wheeling out tne— to i'm going to keep wheeling out tne onee— to i'm going to keep wheeling out the ones here— to i'm going to keep wheeling out the ones here about, you tnow.— out the ones here about, you tnow. racon— out the ones here about, you know, jacob rees—mogg, michael tatnieant— know, jacob rees—mogg, michael fabricant. those— know, jacob rees—mogg, michael fabricant. those are the two big names-have been- names there that have been tnigntet. — names there that have been knighted. sean— names there that have been knighted. sean bailey's got a teenage— knighted. sean bailey's got a teenage-i— knighted. sean bailey's got a peerage-i mean,- knighted. sean bailey's got a peerage i mean, there peerage as well. i mean, there nuet— peerage as well. i mean, there nnuet te— peerage as well. i mean, there must be something in the water nene— must be something in the water nene at— must be something in the water nene at on— must be something in the water here at gb news,— must be something in the water here at gb news, to be fair, teauee— here at gb news, to be fair, teeauee—i-ni here at gb news, to be fair,- because_|'m waiting because i'm waiting i'm waiting for because i'm waiting i'm waiting ton-tnow.— because i'm waiting i'm waiting for-drop, although- because i'm waiting i'm waiting for drop, although of for mine to drop, although of course, i think— for mine to drop, although of course, i think it— for mine to drop, although of course, i think it will be tnonougniy— course, i think it will be. thoroughly—i'm course, i think it will be- thoroughly_|'m just course, i think it will be- thor0lto ly_|'m just course, i think it will be- thor0lto read-i'm just course, i think it will be- thor0lto read you-i'm just course, i think it will be thor0lto read you somethingist going to read you something tnat-e—way- going to read you something tnat-e—way oni that's just come my way on, aetuaiiy— that's just come my way on, aetuaiiy-ie- that's just come my way on, actually,-is the- that's just come my way on, actually, is the liberal actually, which is the liberal oenoeate— actually, which is the liberal democrats- been - actually, which is the liberal democrats been out and democrats have been out and atout— democrats have been out and atout now— democrats have been out and about now talking this. about now talking about this. i want— about now talking about this. i want you— about now talking about this. i want your reaction on. they say it's want your reaction on. they say ite—ant- it's corruption, pure and einne.— it's corruption, pure and einne-out- it's corruption, pure and simple,-out to simple, handing out gongs to nantygate—youi partygate pals. what do you tnint— partygate pals. what do you tnint tnat— partygate pals. what do you think that-an— partygate pals. what do you think that an absolute think that is an absolute nonsense and- think that is an absolute nonsense and it's pretty rich toning— nonsense and it's pretty rich eonning tnon— nonsense and it's pretty rich coming from the— nonsense and it's pretty rich coming from the lib dems. a.,w.,,_ coming from the lib dems. anyway—i- coming from the lib dems. anyway—i nnan| anyway, you know, i mean, they've peerages they've given enough peerages over but let me over their time and but let me just say this. michael fabricant must due for must have been due anyway for a knighthood. he have in knighthood. he must have been in that in that group that was due to get one. so i don't think that's so very surprising. and

as for jacob rees—mogg. that's so very surprising. and as forjacob rees—mogg. oh yeah as for jacob rees—mogg. oh yeah , is all i can say. well, yes. no , is all i can say. well, yes. to inteet— , is all i can say. well, yes. no indeed. and— , is all i can say. well, yes. no indeed. and for- £3" well, yes. no indeed. and for boris tonneon— no indeed. and for boris tonneon i— no indeed. and for boris johnson, i think this shows how ioyai— johnson, i think this shows how ioyai ne— johnson, i think this shows how loyal he actually— johnson, i think this shows how loyal he actually is. there are aeounie— loyal he actually is. there are aeounie ot— loyal he actually is. there are a couple of people involved in in in— a couple of people involved in in in tne— a couple of people involved in in in the partygate scandal, a iaty— in in the partygate scandal, a iaty wno— in in the partygate scandal, a iaty wno ae— in in the partygate scandal, a lady who was rumoured to have teen— lady who was rumoured to have teen on— lady who was rumoured to have teen on tne— lady who was rumoured to have been on the dj— lady who was rumoured to have been on the dj decks during the event— been on the dj decks during the event tne— been on the dj decks during the event the night— been on the dj decks during the event the night before prince initin-e— event the night before prince philip's funeral,— event the night before prince philip's funeral, whatever. and tnen— philip's funeral, whatever. and tnen-an— philip's funeral, whatever. and then an individual as then there was an individual as wet— then there was an individual as wet-wae— then there was an individual as well-was rumbled- then there was an individual as well was rumbled to have well who was rumbled to have teen— well who was rumbled to have teen taiting— well who was rumbled to have been talking about bringing tooe— been talking about bringing booze-tney— been talking about bringing booze, they thought they'd booze, and they thought they'd got—ant - booze, and they thought they'd got—ant att- booze, and they thought they'd got—and all of. got away with it. and all of tne.— got away with it. and all of tne-tone— got away with it. and all of this. boris johnson could this. now, boris johnson could nave— this. now, boris johnson could nave iootet— this. now, boris johnson could have looked at— this. now, boris johnson could have looked at those people and eait— have looked at those people and said w— have looked at those people and eait . tou— have looked at those people and said , you brought— have looked at those people and said , you brought me down. what said, you brought me down. what you tit— said, you brought me down. what you tit tnene. — said, you brought me down. what you tit tnene. i— said, you brought me down. what you did there. i wasn't aware of wnat— you did there. i wasn't aware of wnat you— you did there. i wasn't aware of wnat you wee— you did there. i wasn't aware of what you were doing. and i've nat— what you were doing. and i've nat to— what you were doing. and i've nat to tent— what you were doing. and i've had to fend off— what you were doing. and i've had to fend off these questions, but had to fend off these questions, tut ineteat— had to fend off these questions, but instead he's— had to fend off these questions, but instead he's given them honours. and— but instead he's given them honours. and that does say a lot atout— honours. and that does say a lot atout tne— honours. and that does say a lot about the man,— honours. and that does say a lot about the man, i— honours. and that does say a lot about the man, i think. yes it toee. — about the man, i think. yes it toee. ant— about the man, i think. yes it toee. ant ae— about the man, i think. yes it does. and as i— about the man, i think. yes it does. and as i said- about the man, i think. yes it does. g about the man, i think. yes it does. ' g does. and as i said right at the beginning , does. and as i said right at the beginning, you know, he's rewarded those who was most loyal to him. he's rewarded those who worked hardest for him. made him. you know, if they made mistakes way, he's mistakes along the way, he's obviously, know, discarded obviously, you know, discarded that favour rewarding that in favour of rewarding loyalty. does make a pleasant

loyalty. it does make a pleasant change. the usual the rather more usual thing for politicians to do is to actually turn against people. well no, indeed. indeed. what do you make of watine— indeed. what do you make of nadine dorries?— indeed. what do you make of nadine dorries? that was the big tneating— nadine dorries? that was the big tneating nee— nadine dorries? that was the big breaking news, actually, that tnonnet— breaking news, actually, that tnonnet ruet— breaking news, actually, that dropped just before boris tonneon-e— dropped just before boris johnson's honours list was announced, and- johnson's honours list was announced, and that was that. watine— announced, and that was that. nadine dorries— announced, and that was that. nadine dorries is— announced, and that was that. nadine dorries is standing down as nadine dorries is standing down ae—iwitl as a conservative mp for mid bedfordshire_ bedfordshire with immediate ettett— bedfordshire with immediate effect .— bedfordshire with immediate effect , triggering effect, triggering a by—election. there by—election. her majority there is by—election. her majority there ie nougniy— by—election. her majority there is roughly around— by—election. her majority there is roughly around 24,000. so enouit— is roughly around 24,000. so enouit te— is roughly around 24,000. so should be okay,— is roughly around 24,000. so should be okay, but might not be. should be okay, but might not be inat— should be okay, but might not be we witt— should be okay, but might not be. that will be— should be okay, but might not be. that will be one where maybe neonie— be. that will be one where maybe neonie nayte— be. that will be one where maybe people maybe people were voting for people maybe people were voting ton-ae— people maybe people were voting ton-ae a— people maybe people were voting ton-ae a neneon— people maybe people were voting for-as a person. i— people maybe people were voting for as a person. i don't for her as a person. i don't tnow.— for her as a person. i don't tnow-eee— for her as a person. i don't tnow-eee you- for her as a person. i don't know. see you shaking for her as a person. i don't- know.-see you shaking your know. i can see you shaking your neat.— know. i can see you shaking your neat—tate- know. i can see you shaking your neat. _tate oni head. anne. what's your take on tnat— head. anne. what's your take on tnat e — head. anne. what's your take on tnat e wett— head. anne. what's your take on tnat e wen i— head. anne. what's your take on that 7 well, i don't— head. anne. what's your take on that ? �*ft�*izcc izizi" c that? well, i don't think for a start, i don't think it's by any means certain that the tories will hold that seat. they are losing on a grand scale at the moment. and they do lose that moment. and if they do lose that one, then the look out for them at the next general election is even worse than being even worse than is being generally supposed. wouldn't generally supposed. i wouldn't be complacent about that one. i absolutely wouldn't. nadine may

well have dropped this administration right in it. why do you think she's done that? i mean, is it just her disdain for ten— mean, is it just her disdain for itieni sunat— mean, is it just her disdain for rishi sunak that— mean, is it just her disdain for rishi sunak that that may be a part— rishi sunak that that may be a rant ot— rishi sunak that that may be a pan of to — rishi sunak that that may be a part of it? really?— rishi sunak that that may be a part of it? “7 (szch rishi sunak that that may be a part of it? “7 0’wa \w3i: part of it? really? only nadine can answer for what she's done, but she's developing quite a career outside parliament, writing, etcetera. she knows very well that she's nowhere to go with this administration . and go with this administration. and so she may have just taken that decision time to go. i don't know. only nadine can answer that. you know, i've been in the position of having my actions speculated upon. so i'll try hard not to speculate upon other people's. yeah, fair enough. and ioot— people's. yeah, fair enough. and toot .— people's. yeah, fair enough. and toot . ttant— people's. yeah, fair enough. and look , thank you— people's. yeah, fair enough. and look , thank you very— yeah, fair enough. and look , thank you very much and look, thank you very much and ttant— look, thank you very much and tnant you— look, thank you very much and tnant you ton— look, thank you very much and thank you for your— look, thank you very much and thank you for your time and wett— thank you for your time and wet tait— thank you for your time and we'll talk to— thank you for your time and we'll talk to you _ thank you for your time and we'll talk to you again very eoon—wnt- we'll talk to you again very- soon.-and widdecombe soon. no doubt. and widdecombe tnene— soon. no doubt. and widdecombe there, _ conservative - there, the former conservative tony— there, the former conservative tony-ninete- there, the former conservative tory minister, catherine tory cabinet minister, catherine tone— tory cabinet minister, catherine tone-witn— tory cabinet minister, catherine force-with me— tory cabinet minister, catherine force .with me ,_ tory cabinet minister, catherine force with me , our political force is with me, our political weneten.— force is with me, our political reporter.ithink_ force is with me, our political reporter.ithink it's- force is with me, our political reporter. think it's probably reporter. i think it's probably wontnwniie— reporter. i think it's probably worthwhile doing bit of worthwhile doing a bit of a rc-eap— worthwhile doing a bit of a ne.ean i— worthwhile doing a bit of a eean i tnow— worthwhile doing a bit of a recap. i know that this list iuet— recap. i know that this list ruet twonnet— recap. i know that this list just dropped whilst we were live onlatout— just dropped whilst we were live onlatout is— just dropped whilst we were live on about 15 minutes ago. you on air about 15 minutes ago. you nawing— on air about 15 minutes ago. you nawing to— on air about 15 minutes ago. you were having to digest whilst were having to digest it whilst were having to digest it whilst we-on— were having to digest it whilst we-on ain— were having to digest it whilst we-on eo— were having to digest it whilst we on air. so you've had we were on air. so you've had a tittie— we were on air. so you've had a iittie tit— we were on air. so you've had a iittie tit ot— we were on air. so you've had a little bit of a—

we were on air. so you've had a little bit of a time— we were on air. so you've had a little bit of a time to have a neat— little bit of a time to have a neat tnougn— little bit of a time to have a read through some of it. now iuet— read through some of it. now iuet titt— read through some of it. now ruet tiii ue— read through some of it. now just fill us in.— read through some of it. now just fill us in. where are we witn— just fill us in. where are we witn tniee— just fill us in. where are we with this? boris— just fill us in. where are we with this? boris johnson honours iiete—ot— with this? boris johnson honours iiete—ot neonie- list? so in terms of people getting— list? so in terms of people getting peerages, going to sit in-wouee— getting peerages, going to sit in-housellords- getting peerages, going to sit in house lords forever, a in the house of lords forever, a wey— in the house of lords forever, a weny enont— in the house of lords forever, a weny enont iiet— in the house of lords forever, a very short list of— in the house of lords forever, a very short list of only, i think seven, including— very short list of only, i think seven, including the tees valley mayon— seven, including the tees valley itayon ten— seven, including the tees valley mayor ben houchen and some of tone— mayor ben houchen and some of boris johnson's— mayor ben houchen and some of boris johnson's advisers, ross tenneeit— boris johnson's advisers, ross kempsell, charlotte owen. i tnint— kempsell, charlotte owen. i tnint tney-we— kempsell, charlotte owen. i think they're probably- kempsell, charlotte owen. i think they're probably the youngest ever. there are only about 28 or 30, so imagine going to the house of lords for the rest of your life, potentially at that age. quite incredible . at that age. quite incredible. but no family members. at that age. quite incredible. but no family members . of but no family members. of course, boris johnson previously made his brother, joe us , a lord made his brother, joe us, a lord he would have liked to make his father stanley, a lord. and but we're told that was vetoed by number 10, although number 10 are are really trying to be very hands off about this, are basically saying we went with what the house of lords appointments commission had recommended and then knighthoods for some of his loyalist

supporters, people like jacob rees—mogg and michael fabricant . simon clarke, who was levelling up secretary under liz truss . conor burns, another big truss. conor burns, another big ally, and damehoods for again, huge supporters . andrea jenkins, huge supporters. andrea jenkins, amanda milling and priti patel, people that stood by boris johnson even when it was clear that things were going very, very badly indeed stood by him. the real loyalist. but of course what we still don't know is exactly what changed. nadine dorries was mind this afternoon . now she's not on the list, nor is alok sharma, but they've apparently been taken off for further vetting. i think partly to avoid a by—election, but now she's resigned anyway and a by—election is going to happen, which, let's face it, the lib dems and labour are going to throw everything it. and throw everything at it. and she's 24,000 majority. but she's got a 24,000 majority. but we have seen in places like tiverton and honiton, those sorts of majorities be

overturned. so there's going to be a huge battle if labour and the liberal democrats do some kind of deal, there, which of course is no, no talk of them doing that at the moment. but if they did, then one could- they did, then one could understand— they did, then one could understand how that conservative eeat— understand how that conservative eeat wouit — understand how that conservative eeat wouit-te- seat would actually be very, wey— seat would actually be very, yew—un- seat would actually be very, weny—un ton- very, very much up for grabs. i tnint— very, very much up for grabs. i tnintltoee— very, very much up for grabs. i think does indicate, though, think it does indicate, though, at-eone— think it does indicate, though, at-some issues- think it does indicate, though, at some issues going on at some some issues going on witnin— within the conservative party. watine— within the conservative party. nadine _clearly- nadine dorries clearly has tnnown— nadine dorries clearly has thrown-towel- nadine dorries clearly has thrown .towella- nadine dorries clearly has thrown towel a few hours thrown the towel in a few hours atten— thrown the towel in a few hours atten ene— thrown the towel in a few hours atten ene ae— thrown the towel in a few hours after she was saying she after she was saying that she waent— after she was saying that she waent going— after she was saying that she waent going to— after she was saying that she wasn't going to do that. eonetning— wasn't going to do that. something happened. she wasn't going to do that.— something-happened. she says something has happened. she says tnene— something has happened. she says there—significant- there had been a significant development— development today. she's not teiiing—tnatl development today. she's noti telling—that is, telling us exactly what that is, but telling us exactly what that is, tut yen.— telling us exactly what that is, but yeah, she's,— telling us exactly what that is, but yeah, she's, she's, she's iuet— but yeah, she's, she's, she's ruet guit— but yeah, she's, she's, she's ruet guit .— but yeah, she's, she's, she's just quit, basically, and etonnet— just quit, basically, and- stormed—name, just quit, basically, and- stormed_name, ken just quit, basically, and— stormed_name, ken . stormed off. another name, ken. joe dodge. probably never heard of her. she's getting an obe. she was apparently boris johnson's hairdresser for getting that for parliament. three services and also a couple of quite contentious names getting obe. and so on. yeah, that they were involved in partygate martin reynolds was bods partygate martin reynolds was boris johnson's principal private secretary. he was the

one that organised the drinks in the garden. bring your own booze in may 2020 and then said we'd got away with it. and also shelley williams. walker was former head of operations. she aslef allegedly, allegedly was in charge of the music at the big do the night before prince philip's funeral, which i should say boris johnson was not at was not involved in anyway thing. but that's also even more remarkable,— but that's also even more remarkable, i— but that's also even more remarkable, i think that these neonie— remarkable, i think that these neonie ane— remarkable, i think that these people are honours list people are on the honours list teauee— people are on the honours list because seriously— people are on the honours list because seriously , that does i because seriously, that does i tnint— because seriously, that does i tnint enow— because seriously, that does i think show with— because seriously, that does i think show with absolute conviction _ think show with absolute- conviction _johnson conviction that boris johnson toee— conviction that boris johnson toee-tnee- conviction that boris johnson does-there was- conviction that boris johnson does-there was a- conviction that boris johnson does there was a stitch does believe there was a stitch up does believe there was a stitch un tnat— does believe there was a stitch un tnat went— does believe there was a stitch up that went on— does believe there was a stitch up that went on he hasn't up that went on that he hasn't neaiiy— up that went on that he hasn't neaiiy got— up that went on that he hasn't neaiiy got tnat— up that went on that he hasn't really got that-to- up that went on that he hasn't really got that to account really got that much to account for-people— really got that much to account for-people didn't- really got that much to account for people didn't do a for and that people didn't do a nuge— for and that people didn't do a nuge-wnong— for and that people didn't do a huge wrong because huge amount wrong because he eouit— huge amount wrong because hej eouit—tnen could have hidden behind them and could have hidden behind them ant—ant- could have hidden behind them and—and look.- could have hidden behind them and—and look. sol and couldn't see and look. so tnat-e— and couldn't see and look. so tnat-e wnene— and couldn't see and look. so that's where we— and couldn't see and look. so that's where we are now with the tateet— that's where we are now with the iateet on — that's where we are now with the latest on that,— that's where we are now with the latest on that, i'm— that's where we are now with the latest on that, i'm bringing in oennie— latest on that, i'm bringing in dennis macshane. no. we dennis macshane. oh, no. we nawen-t— dennis macshane. oh, no. we haven't macshane. dennis macshane. oh, no. we. haven't-macshane. no, haven't got denis macshane. n0, in—going- haven't got denis macshane. no, in_goinglbringl in that case, i'm going to bring in that case, i'm going to bring in political—and. in political commentator and media— in political commentator and media-the- in political commentator and media-the ihra. media officer for the ihra ebrahim— media officer for the ihra ebrahim. .not?- media officer for the ihra ebrahim. not.7 hey, ebrahim. why not.7 hey, denis macshane— ebrahim. why not.7 hey, denis macshane-come- ebrahim. why not.7 hey, denis macshane-come on macshane will will come back on shortly. — macshane will will come back on shortly. idoubt- — macshane will will come back on shortly-doubt. but— macshane will will come back on shortly. doubt. but joining shortly. no doubt. but joining mel— shortly. no doubt. but joining me-i believe— shortly. no doubt. but joining me i believe political me now, i believe is political commentator—

me now, i believe is political commentator media officer at commentator and media officer at the iea— commentator and media officer at the iea .— commentator and media officer at the iea . remember— commentator and media officer at the iea . remember him, ray.7 the iea. remember him, ray.7 thank— the iea. remember him, ray.7 thank you— the iea. remember him, ray.7 thank you very— the iea. remember him, ray.7 thank you very much. we are, of courselh— thank you very much. we are, of course,-to have— thank you very much. we are, of course, to have truss's course, yet to have liz truss's resignation— course, yet to have liz truss's reshghhhhh on— course, yet to have liz truss's resignation on list. and no resignation on his list. and no doubt— resignation on his list. and no doubt that— resignation on his list. and no doubt that may— resignation on his list. and no doubt that may that may doubt that may well that may heu— doubt that may well that may well include— doubt that may well that may well include couple of people well include a couple of people at the— well include a couple of people at the hh. — well include a couple of people at the iea. but— well include a couple of people at the iea. but we'll have to wait— at the iea. but we'll have to wait-see— at the iea. but we'll have to wait-see about- at the iea. but we'll have to wait see about that. i can wait and see about that. i can hhh— wait and see about that. i can hhh ho— wait and see about that. i can talk to-about_ wait and see about that. i can talk to-about that- wait and see about that. i can talk to about that another talk to you about that another hhe. — talk to you about that another hhe. _herhs— talk to you about that another time. _termslthis- time. but in terms of this hahhuhr— time. but in terms of this particular list,— time. but in terms of this particular list, now, what particular list, right now, what do particular list, right now, what ho-oh— particular list, right now, what ho-oh m— particular list, right now, what do-of it.7 some- particular list, right now, what do-of it.7 some of. particular list, right now, what do of it.7 some of the do you make of it.7 some of the big do you make of it.7 some of the hhg standout— do you make of it.7 some of the big standout ones— do you make of it.7 some of the big standout ones there are rice,— big standout ones there are rich-rise,- big standout ones there are. rice,-rise,.michael rice, jacob, a rise, sir michael hhhhchhh— rice, jacob, a rise, sir michael fabricant-and- rice, jacob, a rise, sir michael fabricant-and one. rice, jacob, a rise, sir michael fabricant-and one of. rice, jacob, a rise, sir michael. fabricant-and one of the fabricant yeah. and one of the big standouts obviously big standouts was obviously martin reynolds. i we spoke martin reynolds. i know we spoke about previously, but he about that previously, but he obviously sort of got that nickname, because obviously sort of got that nicwasne, because obviously sort of got that nicwasne, known because obviously sort of got that nicwasne, known for because obviously sort of got that nicwasne, known for sort:ause obviously sort of got that nicwasne, known for sort of se he was well known for sort of being involved in the partygate scandals. what this scandals. and i think what this honours shows, honours list really shows, though, the stark differences though, is the stark differences between ideological sort of between the ideological sort of standings between boris johnson, between liz truss and of course, between liz truss and of course, between rishi sunak there on his list , really between rishi sunak there on his list, really recognise and list, really do recognise and sort reflect the sort of sort of reflect the sort of ideological positions that they have in the party. of course there are all of these sort of political scandals with partygate, but fundamentally i think this shows a huge rift within party within the conservative party and at the moment we don't

really know which direction that party is going in. okay i mean, do you do you see this- party is going in. okay i mean, do you do you see this as- 92» g " imean, do you do you see this as being a hhhhhh— do you do you see this as being a hhhhhh ho— do you do you see this as being a problem? do you— do you do you see this as being a problem? do you think that there— a problem? do you think that there is— a problem? do you think that there is hw— a problem? do you think that there is now a— a problem? do you think that there is now a problem in the conservative— there is now a problem in the conservative party? has this hhghhghheh— conservative party? has this highlighted again a key highlighted yet again a key hhhhh— highlighted yet again a key division-it,- highlighted yet again a key division-it, do- highlighted yet again a key division it, do you division within it, do you hhhhh— division within it, do you hhhhh h— division within it, do you think? i think— division within it, do you think? i think yeah. i mean, i hehhheh— think? i think yeah. i mean, i definitely do think it does. the honours list sort of being puhhsheh— the honours list sort of being published about— the honours list sort of being published about a year later after— published about a year later after-johnson's- after boris johnson's resignation.- resignation. certainly hhghhghh— resignation. certainly- highlights-differences highlights the stark differences between— highlights the stark differences betweenll_ highlights the stark differences betweenii mean— highlights the stark differences betweenii mean ,_ highlights the stark differences between i mean , we you know, standings. i mean, we you know, we currehhh— standings. i mean, we you know, we currently have— standings. i mean, we you know, we currently have the highest tax burden— we currently have the highest tax burden in— we currently have the highest tax burden in years. that's tax burden in 70 years. that's something— tax burden in 70 years. that'sj something—tried something that liz truss tried to something that liz truss tried ho—we— something that liz truss tried ho—we ahe- something that liz truss tried to_we also see. something that liz truss tried- to _we also see these to change. but we also see these shah— to change. but we also see these stark differences— to change. but we also see these stark differences between the tripes— stark differences between the types-that- stark differences between the types-that ah- stark differences between the types _that all of. stark differences between the types that all of them types of people that all of them have — types of people that all of them have on— types of people that all of them have on their— types of people that all of them have on their honours list themselves.— have on their honours list themselves. so- have on their honours list themselves. so people like hhhh— themselves. so people like martin reynolds, also people martin reynolds, but also people like martin reynolds, but also people hike-oh— martin reynolds, but also people the-oh the— martin reynolds, but also people like of the questions like the sort of the questions about—nadinej about whether or not nadine homes— about whether or not nadine dorries-have- about whether or not nadine dorries have been about whether or not nadine- dorries-have been-boris dorries would have been on boris johnson-s— dorries would have been on boris johnson's—those- johnson's honours list. those individuals— johnson's honours list. those individuals-loyal- johnson's honours list. those individuals loyal to boris individuals were loyal to boris johnson.— individuals were loyal to boris johnson- they— individuals were loyal to boris johnson. they weren't necessarily- johnson. they weren't necessarily ideologically johnson. they weren't necessarily ihashlogically johnson. they weren't necessarily ihas we ically johnson. they weren't necessarily ihas we know, with conservative as we know, with with— conservative as we know, with whh how— conservative as we know, with with how everything went during hohs. — boris. that's interesting. huhhg— boris. that's interesting. huhhg-. - boris. that's interesting. huhhg-. sol boris. that's interesting.- during-. so that is during lockdown. so that is that-s— during lockdown. so that is that's actually a really fascinating because in all fascinating point because in all of essentially this of this, what essentially this is do to make is supposed to do is to make sure these people that are

sure that these people that are elevated to house of lords elevated to the house of lords in and that in many cases, and that therefore, the sitting therefore, when the sitting government to go and try government wants to go and try to legislation future, to pass legislation in future, they've people are they've got people who are ideologically them. they've got people who are ideowhatally them. they've got people who are ideowhat you're them. they've got people who are ideowhat you're saying them. they've got people who are ideowhat you're saying a1em. they've got people who are ideowhat you're saying a very but what you're saying is a very good point, which is that these people loyal to boris people are just loyal to boris johnson. they're not necessarily that ideological. therefore it might benefit might not be of a huge benefit to party to to the conservative party to have in there. thank have them in there. but thank you very much. look, great you very, very much. look, great stuff. i'm gonna ask you to stuff. i'm just gonna ask you to stay where you are, that's stay where you are, if that's all right, because i might bring you on second, if you back on in a second, if that's okay. remember i'm there from political from the iea political commentator media i commentator and media officer. i do now i do have do believe that now i do have dennis mcshane. yes, i do. right. good stuff. it's better late dennis mcshane late than never. dennis mcshane is labour minister late than never. dennis mcshane is regular labour minister late than never. dennis mcshane is regular onabour minister late than never. dennis mcshane is regular on thisr minister late than never. dennis mcshane is regular on this channel.’ and regular on this channel. hopefully he's about to be even more because get more regular because we'll get him there we go. right, him on now. there we go. right, dennis, thank you very much. what do make, dennis, of what do you make, dennis, of this list? oh , it's keir this honours list? oh, it's keir shahher— this honours list? oh, it's keir starmer perfect— c 57 oh, it's keir starmer perfect dream. 2 starmer perfect dream. i'd say. vou— starmer perfect dream. i'd say. you know.— starmer perfect dream. i'd say. you know. he-s— starmer perfect dream. i'd say. you know, he's got a few problems at the moment and the rest of this weekend, sunday papers are going to be going through it. you have nadine

norris. i mean, forgive me, i don't mean to insult. we all loved her in the house of commons. my mad nad and that's what the tories called, not what we wicked labour called her because she just flies off the handle and she's now given sunak. mr sunak an enormous headache of a byelection in a very winnable seat. i think labour will probably half stand down. i'd be interested to see if richard tice's party comes in and steals a lot of brexit hard brexit, hard right wing, hard earned votes and there's every chance that mr sunak will be facing a very major byelection defeat within, you know, the run up period over the next year to the next general election. wow, it's awesome now. okay, dennis , it's awesome now. okay, dennis, shy.— it's awesome now. okay, dennis, shy. shy— it's awesome now. okay, dennis, shy. shay hheh. — it's awesome now. okay, dennis, stay. stay there. qatar- stay. stay there. qatar hohhhah— stay. stay there. qatar political reporter is with me now, potentially— political reporter is with me now, potentially a little bit of a pohehhahy— now, potentially a little bit of a potentially a— now, potentially a little bit of a potentially a little bit of an update— a potentially a little bit of an update on— a potentially a little bit of an update on nadine dorries alok shhrhh— update on nadine dorries alok shhhhh h— update on nadine dorries alok sharma in their— update on nadine dorries alok sharma in their honours . �*vwhzgc

sharma in their honours. well, this— sharma in their honours. well, this is— sharma in their honours. well, this is what— sharma in their honours. well, this is what the— sharma in their honours. well, this is what the times are reporting. it's obviously very fluid, but they are saying that they've been told that. nadine dorries and alok sharma will not be getting to the house of lords at any point in the future, that it's not just that, it's gone back for vetting and that nadine has resigned knowing that down the line she's going to get their, their saying or source close to sunak reported as saying the list is final. there'll be no additions. the list is closed, citing precedence that once the list is sent to the king, that's it . sent to the king, that's it. so. well, there we go. okay. sent to the king, that's it. - so. well, there we go. okay. all right,— so. well, there we go. okay. all hghh, dennis,— so. well, there we go. okay. all right, dennis, i'll— so. well, there we go. okay. all right, dennis, i'll bring you hack— right, dennis, i'll bring you hack h.— right, dennis, i'll bring you hack h. h— right, dennis, i'll bring you back in. i don't— right, dennis, i'll bring you back in. i don't know if you managed— back in. i don't know if you managed to— back in. i don't know if you managed to hear that, but it how— managed to hear that, but it wouhh appear— managed to hear that, but it would appear here that at the mem— would appear here that at the moment the— would appear here that at the moment the latest reports are that— moment the latest reports are that-dorries-alokl that nadine dorries and alok shmma— that nadine dorries and alok sharma essentially sharma have been essentially permahemh— sharma have been essentially permanently blocked going permanently blocked from going to permanently blocked from going h-house— permanently blocked from going to-housellords.- permanently blocked from going to house lords. nadine to the house of lords. nadine demim— to the house of lords. nadine dorries-throws- dorries obviously throws her hom— dorries obviously throws her toys-pram - dorries obviously throws her toys pram would toys out the pram it would ephem— toys out the pram it would mean-says,- toys out the pram it would appear, says, going toys out the pram it would- appear,-says,-going to, appear, and says, i'm going to, hm— appear, and says, i'm going to, h-m-hhe— appear, and says, i'm going to, h-m-hhe mome— appear, and says, i'm going to, i'm the people have got i'm off. the people have got good—people- i'm off. the people have got good—people ml good bye to the people of mid—bedfordshire you can have a

hy—ehchom— mid—bedfordshire you can have a by—election.imean,_ mid—bedfordshire you can have a by—election. mean, this by—election. i mean, does this immate— by—election. i mean, does this hhhme—h- by—election. i mean, does thisi indicate—a problem indicate that there is a problem them— indicate that there is a problem them-hamm— indicate that there is a problem there-labour party- indicate that there is a problem there labour party that there at the labour party that mayhe— there at the labour party that maybe—hm- there at the labour party that maybe—isn't thati maybe rishi sunak isn't that men— maybe rishi sunak isn't that weh hheh— maybe rishi sunak isn't that weh hheh hy— maybe rishi sunak isn't that well liked by some? «th wig well liked by some? very, very, very— well liked by some? very, very, very-50— well liked by some? very, very, very-50 .— well liked by some? very, very, very so . some of other very much so. some of the other appointments as everybody's saying, these are rather bog standard ministers standard prime ministers farewell honours list where he rewards all his loyal servitors no problem with that at all. i love the idea of the 28 year old lady becoming a lord. joe biden was elected senator in america when he was 29. yeah . okay. when he was 29. yeah. okay. weh— when he was 29. yeah. okay. men, shgmh-s— when he was 29. yeah. okay. well, signal's a— when he was 29. yeah. okay. well, signal's a bit- s 2�*9 yeah. okay. well, signal's a bit bad. hemm— well, signal's a bit bad. dennis, i'm— well, signal's a bit bad. dennis, i'm going to leave. i'm going— dennis, i'm going to leave. i'm gomg ho— dennis, i'm going to leave. i'm gomg he have— dennis, i'm going to leave. i'm going to leave it— dennis, i'm going to leave. i'm going to leave it there because the shgmh-s— going to leave it there because the signal's just— going to leave it there because the signal's just a— going to leave it there because the signal's just a little bit in the signal's just a little bit h ma— the signal's just a little bit h and om,— the signal's just a little bit in and out, dennis, but thank you— in and out, dennis, but thank you very— in and out, dennis, but thank you very much— in and out, dennis, but thank you very much for— in and out, dennis, but thank you very much for your contribution— you very much for your contribution nonetheless. dennis homom— contribution nonetheless. dennis mcshane, former— contribution nonetheless. dennis mcshane, former labour minister, just mcshane, former labour minister, yum—h,— mcshane, former labour minister, yum—hm-hum- just to fill you in, again, just a just to fill you in, again, just —oh hhh. - just to fill you in, again, just a_on this. we'rei a quick recap on this. we're going— a quick recap on this. we're gomg ho— a quick recap on this. we're gomg ho hove— a quick recap on this. we're going to have sir jacob hoes—moog,— going to have sir jacob rees—mogg, michael going to have sirjacob- rees—mogg,.michael fabricant rees—mogg, sir michael fabricant .-hohoy— rees—mogg, sir michael fabricant .-hohoylgohhg- . sean bailey is getting a poomgo— . sean bailey is getting a poomgo oo— . sean bailey is getting a peerage as well. as i understand it, peerage as well. as i understand h ammo— peerage as well. as i understand it, andrea jenkyns— peerage as well. as i understand it, andrea jenkyns mp is getting a it, andrea jenkyns mp is getting o oomohoou— it, andrea jenkyns mp is getting o oomohoou .— it, andrea jenkyns mp is getting o oomohoou , h— it, andrea jenkyns mp is getting a damehood , i think. yes. i'm a damehood, i think. yes. i'm just— a damehood, i think. yes. i'm just gohmg—

a damehood, i think. yes. i'm just getting comfort not in confirmation— just getting comfort not in confirmation from for bolster thou— confirmation from for bolster hhoh mo— confirmation from for bolster their are political reporter. so this— their are political reporter. so this is— their are political reporter. so this is basically— their are political reporter. so this is basically where we are. h-m — this is basically where we are. hm gomg— this is basically where we are. hm gomg ho— this is basically where we are. hm gomg ho go— this is basically where we are. i'm going to go into the inbox now because there's some real hove— now because there's some real hove hor— now because there's some real hove for o— now because there's some real love for a couple— now because there's some real love for a couple of the gb news mouhom— love for a couple of the gb news regulars who've— love for a couple of the gb news regulars who've been named in the regulars who've been named in tho homoum— regulars who've been named in the honours list.— regulars who've been named in the honours list. michael hohhoom— the honours list. michaeli fabricant—as fabricant comes across as a gohumohy—omhl genuinely nice bloke and uooommg— genuinely nice bloke and deserving knighthood. deserving of his knighthood. hhh— deserving of his knighthood. this-trevor- deserving of his knighthood. this-trevor and- deserving of his knighthood. this trevor and yes, this is from trevor and yes, there— this is from trevor and yes, them we— this is from trevor and yes, there we .that's- this is from trevor and yes, there we that's a lot from there we go. that's a lot from moor.— there we go. that's a lot from trevor.-boris_ there we go. that's a lot fromi trevor.-boris-list trevor. there boris honours list is hairdressers.— trevor. there boris honours list is hairdressers. got honour. is hairdressers. got an honour. hhm-o— is hairdressers. got an honour. hhoho hom— is hairdressers. got an honour. that's from adrian who can't ouho— that's from adrian who can't quite believe— that's from adrian who can't quite believe that i don't think it's quite believe that i don't think ho hum— quite believe that i don't think ho hum homo— quite believe that i don't think it's just boris johnson's hairdresser— it's just boris johnson's hairdresser be it's just boris johnson's- hairdresser- be fair, hairdresser there. to be fair, sho— hairdresser there. to be fair, she-hairdresser- hairdresser there. to be fair, she hairdresser for a lot she is the hairdresser for a lot of parliamentary— she is the hairdresser for a lot of parliamentary staff. quite a lot of parliamentary staff. quite a hot oh— of parliamentary staff. quite a hot oh hove— of parliamentary staff. quite a lot of love as— of parliamentary staff. quite a lot of love as well for jacob hoes—hogg— lot of love as well for jacob rees-m099 .— lot of love as well for jacob rees—mogg . people saying, well rees—mogg. people saying, well done— rees—mogg. people saying, well done .— rees—mogg. people saying, well done uoooh— rees—mogg. people saying, well done , jacob, great— rees—mogg. people saying, well done , jacob, great to have you done, jacob, great to have you on u..— done, jacob, great to have you on the honours— done, jacob, great to have you on the honours list. i'm just moohg— on the honours list. i'm just reading something out now. hhoho— reading something out now. hhoho hom — reading something out now. that's from andrea rayner, mp, hohouho— that's from andrea rayner, mp, hohouho deputy— that's from andrea rayner, mp, labour's deputy leader and shadow— labour's deputy leader and shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. — shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. response ending to homo— of lancaster. response ending to boris johnson's— of lancaster. response ending to boris johnson's resignation hohoum— boris johnson's resignation honours list. _ boris johnson's resignation honours list. she says instead of hoohhhg— honours list. she says instead of tackling the _ honours list. she says instead of tackling the cost of living chom— of tackling the cost of living hho — of tackling the cost of living crisis, the tories— of tackling the cost of living crisis, the tories are spending moh— crisis, the tories are spending hhoh-uohhg— crisis, the tories are spending their-doling out- crisis, the tories are spending their doling out rewards their time doling out rewards for those— their time doling out rewards for those who— their time doling out rewards for those who tried to cover up rum— for those who tried to cover up ruho hmohhg— for those who tried to cover up rule breaking and— for those who tried to cover up rule breaking and toad eat to a

umomoou— rule breaking and toad eat to a disgraced former— rule breaking and toad eat to a disgraced former prime minister. it's disgraced former prime minister. mm o— disgraced former prime minister. mm o ohohohho— disgraced former prime minister. it's a sickening insult to those who— it's a sickening insult to those who phuhgoo— it's a sickening insult to those who plunged covid parties and hem— who plunged covid parties and hohh hoozy— who plunged covid parties and held boozy lockdown bashes while homhhoo— held boozy lockdown bashes while homhhm wom— held boozy lockdown bashes while families were able— held boozy lockdown bashes while families were able to mourn. homu— families were able to mourn. hovoo ohm— families were able to mourn. loved ones were— families were able to mourn. loved ones were unable to mourn homo— loved ones were unable to mourn hovoo ohm— loved ones were unable to mourn hovoo mu— loved ones were unable to mourn loved ones and who— loved ones were unable to mourn loved ones and who are now set to ho— loved ones and who are now set to ho homomo— loved ones and who are now set to be handed gongs by rishi summ— to be handed gongs by rishi suhoh. okay,— to be handed gongs by rishi sunak. okay, so— to be handed gongs by rishi sunak. okay, so the line that tho— sunak. okay, so the line that the labour— sunak. okay, so the line that the labour party— sunak. okay, so the line that the labour party are taking humo— the labour party are taking ouho ohoohy— the labour party are taking quite clearly already and the uhomh— quite clearly already and the liberal democrats is this look , liberal democrats is this look, thoro— liberal democrats is this look, them mo— liberal democrats is this look, there are people— liberal democrats is this look, there are people on this honours list there are people on this honours hot-homeo— there are people on this honours hmh-homoo ho— there are people on this honours list helped to organise some list who helped to organise some hhu— list who helped to organise some hho oh— list who helped to organise some hho of homes— list who helped to organise some kind of parties during lockdown. list who helped to organise some kind ofa arties during lockdown. list who helped to organise some kind ofa crying during lockdown. list who helped to organise some kind ofa crying during lhlt'siown. list who helped to organise some kind ofa crying during llll's avn. this is a crying shame. it's a umomoo— this is a crying shame. it's a omgmoo mu— this is a crying shame. it's a disgrace and should all disgrace and they should all mmumohhy— disgrace and they should all presumably flogged or presumably be flogged or oomohhhg. — presumably be flogged or something. actually this is something. but actually this is a_honours list- something. but actually this is a_honours list .- something. but actually this is. a_honours list . what a resignation honours list. what ohuoyo— a resignation honours list. what ohuoyo homom— a resignation honours list. what always happens pretty much is mm— always happens pretty much is that mome— always happens pretty much is that people who— always happens pretty much is that people who remain loyal to an individual— that people who remain loyal to an individual find— that people who remain loyal to an individual find their way omo— an individual find their way omo mm— an individual find their way onto that honours list and that is onto that honours list and that ho hum— onto that honours list and that m hum ohm— onto that honours list and that is just what happening. and is just what is happening. and yuhm— is just what is happening. and yuhm joins— is just what is happening. and yuhm joins mo— is just what is happening. and jubes joins me now. michelle houhomy— jubes joins me now. michelle houhomy hor— jubes joins me now. michelle dewberry for dewbs& co thank you voy— dewberry for dewbs& co thank you very much.— dewberry for dewbs& co thank you very much. what— dewberry for dewbs& co thank you very much. what are— dewberry for dewbs& co thank you very much. what are you going to be very much. what are you going to ho banging— very much. what are you going to ho hohgmg oh— very much. what are you going to be banging on about for the next hour?— be banging on about for the next hour? wom— be banging on about for the next hour? mom of— be banging on about for the next hour? well, of course, we'll be hammo— hour? well, of course, we'll be hohhmg ohouh— hour? well, of course, we'll be talking about the _ hour? well, of course, we'll be talking about the whole nadine homos— talking about the whole nadine dorries-honours- talking about the whole nadine dorries honours list. dorries thing, the honours list. i dorries thing, the honours list. h humu— dorries thing, the honours list. h houmu ou— dorries thing, the honours list. i found all that— dorries thing, the honours list. i found all that fascinating. - i found all that fascinating. i'll be talking to jacob rees—mogg, said . rees—mogg, soon to be said. jacob yes , the police

jacob rees—mogg yes, the police as well. do we trust them or not? is it appropriate to be naked in public? i didn't realise that. it's not illegal, not to be. so you can be naked in public. well, you shouldn't hove— in public. well, you shouldn't have hom— in public. well, you shouldn't have told me— in public. well, you shouldn't have told me that. _ in public. well, you shouldn't have told me that. i- " ht. well, you shouldn't have told me that. i mean. well, no . .— have told me that. i mean. well, no . i mean, there's— have told me that. i mean. well, no . i mean, there's nothing no. i mean, there's nothing hohohg— no. i mean, there's nothing hohomg mo— no. i mean, there's nothing holding me back. can full what you oh— holding me back. can full what you oh umh— holding me back. can full what you all wish for,— holding me back. can full what you all wish for, right? but i mum-h— you all wish for, right? but i didn't realise. _ you all wish for, right? but i didn't realise. i— you all wish for, right? but i didn't realise. i just assumed . didn't realise. i just assumed. not that i've ever. can i ask how you oh— not that i've ever. can i ask how you did realise- we can i ask how you did realise this? him can i ask how you did realise this? what mummy— how you did realise this? what suddenly happened? f suddenly happened? because i was talking-— suddenly happened? because i was talking. we're doing this story in in my show about two in a minute in my show about two people went to a butt people that went to a pub butt naked and they were served and people think they should people didn't think they should have served. but they can have been served. but they can be it's not be served because it's not a legal be. it's the kind of legal to be. it's the kind of mm,— legal to be. it's the kind of mm, though— legal to be. it's the kind of thing, though, isn't- g it's the kind of thing, though, isn't it, that youvo— thing, though, isn't it, that you've constantly thing, though, isn't it, that you not constantly thing, though, isn't it, that you not illegal,onstantly thing, though, isn't it, that you not illegal, it's antly thing, though, isn't it, that you not illegal, it's noty it's not illegal, it's not megah— it's not illegal, it's not illegal, which normally implies it's illegal, which normally implies hm oomohhho— illegal, which normally implies it's something should be hhoooh—youl it's something should be illegal._you to illegal. because if you have to mom— illegal. because if you have to hoop—moh- keep reiterate saying that, i hhhh— keep reiterate saying that, i hhhh h— keep reiterate saying that, i think it should— keep reiterate saying that, i think it should only be legal if you-m— think it should only be legal if you're attractive. _ think it should only be legal if you're attractive. ca" guilt?" you're attractive. oh, yeah, maho— you're attractive. oh, yeah, that's an awful you know , i know that's an awful you know, i know you're not allowed to talk like that in a post metoo world and all that, but all of these kind

of no offence but if you're a big old fat builder , i'm like, big old fat builder, i'm like, yeah, no thank you. but if you look david beckham, then yeah, no thank you. but if you looiall david beckham, then yeah, no thank you. but if you looiall upiavid beckham, then yeah, no thank you. but if you looiall up ford beckham, then yeah, no thank you. but if you looiall up for it.yeckham, then yeah, no thank you. but if you looiall up for it. bit ham, then yeah, no thank you. but if you looiall up for it. bit ofm, then yeah, no thank you. but if you looiall up for it. bit of a. then i'm all up for it. bit of a hypocrite. i do accept quickly as well. do you think that you should be able to your should be able to pay your mortgage from your salary before tax you've had your tax and before you've had your tax and before you've had your tax take your mortgage out of it? i mean, it'd be great. it? well, i mean, it'd be great. well, i don't i think it'd be absolutely but absolutely ridiculous. but that's some people are that's what some people are campaigning yes i'll campaigning for. yes i'll be getting it me getting into just if it saves me money. but why should it? so this is the conversation i'm not calling for it. i'm saying if you— calling for it. i'm saying if you ohm— calling for it. i'm saying if you ohm h— calling for it. i'm saying if you offer it to— calling for it. i'm saying if you offer it to me,- {ex 3 c i'm saying if you offer it to me, i'm going to you offer it to tne, i'm going to do you offer it to me, i'm going to oolmyuoy.— you offer it to me, i'm going to dolanyway. thank— you offer it to me, i'm going to do anyway. thank very do it anyway. thank you very much. — do it anyway. thank you very much. michelle— do it anyway. thank you very. much. michelle _there much. michelle dewberry. there we much. michelle dewberry. there yoe—hm— much. michelle dewberry. there wo—h-o going- much. michelle dewberry. there wo—h-o goinglbel we dewbs& co it's going to be a mom— we dewbs& co it's going to be a mom hour.— we dewbs& co it's going to be a mom hour. .— we dewbs& co it's going to be a great hour. i will— we dewbs& co it's going to be a great hour. i will see you next week.— great hour. i will see you next week. hhohh— great hour. i will see you next week. thank you— great hour. i will see you next week. thank you very much. everyone— week. thank you very much. everyone-been- week. thank you very much. everyone been tuning in everyone who's been tuning in mm— everyone who's been tuning in hhm-hooh— everyone who's been tuning in hhm-hooh oh- everyone who's been tuning in this been an absolute this week, it's been an absolute humhm— this week, it's been an absolute bumper-hor— this week, it's been an absolute humhm-hor oh— this week, it's been an absolute bumper for gb news. you bumper week for gb news. you hove— bumper week for gb news. you hove-soo— bumper week for gb news. you hovolooolhh— bumper week for gb news. you love i see i i'll see - bumper week for gb news. you love see i'll see you love to see it. i'll see you hom— love to see it. i'll see you soon. take care.- love to see it. i'll see you soon. take care. afternoon i'm aho— soon. take care. afternoon i'm ahoy hoohhm — soon. take care. afternoon i'm alex deakin. .is_ soon. take care. afternoon i'm alex deakin. .is your- soon. take care. afternoon i'm alex deakin. is your latest alex deakin. this is your latest weather the met weather update from the met office gb news. the weekend office for gb news. the weekend promises some higher temperatures as hazy sunshine for but there will be some for most, but there will be some thunderstorms as well. high thunderstorms as well. the high pressure thunderstorms as well. the high prjustre thunderstorms as well. the high prjust re away, allowing

is just edging away, allowing this area of high, low pressure to move little closer. and as to move a little closer. and as it so, the winds start it does so, the winds will start to some warmer , more to waft up some warmer, more humid air from the south. and also with it, the threat of thundery showers . there could be thundery showers. there could be some overnight across the south—west of england. you may get woken up by a rumble of thunder or a flash of lightning for most, though, it's dry for most, though, it's still dry overnight. that clouds that's been a long time been around for a long time comes back inland across parts of the and eastern scotland of the east and eastern scotland and towards midlands. and down towards the midlands. so now still in northern scotland, a little scotland, be a little chilly. temperatures single temperatures down into single figures to figures, but it's starting to turn quite a lot warmer across the south. and that's going to continue through the weekend . continue through the weekend. now, will be fine now, for most, it will be a fine saturday, plenty of hazy sunshine again, parts of the east of scotland, east coast of scotland, northeast of england, may northeast coast of england, may stay during the stay a bit glum, but during the day, the heat builds heavy day, as the heat builds heavy thundery are likely to thundery showers are likely to break and miss. but break out, hit and miss. but over of the midlands and over parts of the midlands and wales particular. and look at wales in particular. and look at these temperatures, we could touch 30 celsius for first these temperatures, we could toucicoasts lsius for first these temperatures, we could toucicoasts will for first these temperatures, we could toucicoasts will be' first these temperatures, we could toucicoasts will be cooler. st these temperatures, we could toucicoasts will be cooler. that time coasts will be cooler. that threat of thundery showers

across good chunk of england across a good chunk of england and wales continues. well into the evening, dropping a lot of rain space of time rain in a short space of time and the showers drift and then the showers drift further northwards through the night, some heavy night, bringing some heavy downpours to western scotland dunng downpours to western scotland during sunday. it'll be a much warmer everywhere there as warmer night everywhere there as we into sunday, getting we head into sunday, getting quite uncomfortable across the south in particular. again, the vast majority dry with hazy sunshine on sunday. but again, we will see some heavy thundery showers breaking out. not everywhere catching them, but we have another met office yellow warning in place for sunday as well because where those thunderstorms do occur, they could cause some disruption . could cause some disruption. again, coast will be cooler, but very much warmer and more humid than it has been. inland

this is, of course, is now out. many people saying they shouldn't have even been such a thing . but there is many thing. but there is many controversies on there , some controversies on there, some saying rewards for failure with people linked to partygate. should they have been on it? and i'll tell you someone who wasn't on it. nadine dorries she resigned with immediate effect as an mp about an hour before the came out. why was it in the list came out. why was it in response to that, or perhaps