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most dishonest prime the most dishonest prime minister of my lifetime. the snp's deputy westminster leader, mhairi black, said mrjohnson jumped before he was pushed and meanwhile deputy lib dem leader daisy cooper has issued a statement which simply reads good riddance. meanwhile, shadow attorney general emily thornberry says it's the latest example of conservative party turmoil. and example of conservative party turmoil . and i think that boris turmoil. and i think that boris johnson— turmoil. and i think that boris johnson has— turmoil. and i think that boris johnson has brought- c and i think that boris johnson has brought all this on himself. — johnson has brought all this on himself. but— johnson has brought all this on himself. but you— johnson has brought all this on himself. but you know, it's a soap— himself. but you know, it's a soap oopoo— himself. but you know, it's a soap opera. what— himself. but you know, it's a soap opera. what the public want to know— soap opera. what the public want to know aboun— soap opera. what the public want to know about is— soap opera. what the public want to know about is who is going to look— to know about is who is going to look onen— to know about is who is going to look after their— to know about is who is going to look after their interests, nno-o— look after their interests, nno-o going— look after their interests, who's going to be actually interested— who's going to be actually interested in— who's going to be actually interested in in— who's going to be actually interested in in in the cost of unno— interested in in in the cost of mono, in— interested in in in the cost of living, in looking— interested in in in the cost of living, in looking after our noonnon— living, in looking after our noopnon ,— living, in looking after our hospitals , in— living, in looking after our hospitals , in making sure that hospitals, in making sure that we hospitals, in making sure that no nonn— hospitals, in making sure that we fight crime— hospitals, in making sure that we fight crime on our streets. ano— we fight crime on our streets. ann onoo-o— we fight crime on our streets. and that's what— we fight crime on our streets. and that's what should be inpononn— and that's what should be important, not— and that's what should be important, not all this nonsense, not all this chaos and not nonsense, not all this chaos and non-corruption- nonsense, not all this chaos and not-corruption . - not all this corruption. mennon— not all this corruption. members of— not all this corruption. members of the- not all this corruption. members of the public have also been reacting to boris johnson's resignation. here's what people in london had to say. i think it's quite surprising- " : “a: ithink it's quite surprising that that he it's quite surprising that that no nos.— it's quite surprising that that no nos. ._ it's quite surprising that that he has. i wasn't— it's quite surprising that that he has. i wasn't expecting it. nun— he has. i wasn't expecting it. on winn— he has. i wasn't expecting it.
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but with everything that's nopponoo— but with everything that's happened over the past 2 to 3 years— happened over the past 2 to 3 yoon ._ happened over the past 2 to 3 yon n oninn— happened over the past 2 to 3 years, i think it's— happened over the past 2 to 3 years, i think it's kind of the noon— years, i think it's kind of the noon conno— years, i think it's kind of the push comes to— years, i think it's kind of the push comes to shove. he's he's gone— push comes to shove. he's he's gone ono— push comes to shove. he's he's gone on no— push comes to shove. he's he's gone and he had— push comes to shove. he's he's gone and he had no choice to noon— gone and he had no choice to noon noo— gone and he had no choice to noon one go— gone and he had no choice to leave. i've got to— gone and he had no choice to leave. i've got to say probably not— leave. i've got to say probably not no— leave. i've got to say probably not no for— leave. i've got to say probably that it's for the— leave. i've got to say probably that it's for the best during one— that it's for the best during the pandemic— that it's for the best during the pandemic ,_ that it's for the best during the pandemic , he sort of stiffed the pandemic, he sort of stiffed the pandemic, he sort of stiffed one country— the pandemic, he sort of stiffed the country over— the pandemic, he sort of stiffed the country over and has not noon— the country over and has not been noto— the country over and has not been held accountable for it . been held accountable for it. nono— been held accountable for it. boris johnson's— been held accountable for it. boris johnson's statement- been held accountable for it. boris johnson's statement comes just hours after the publication of his resignation honours list, which included close allies of the former prime minister priti patel. the former home secretary receives a damehood. former business secretary and gb news presenter jacob business secretary and gb news presenterjacob rees—mogg receives a knighthood. sean bailey , a london assembly member bailey, a london assembly member and former mayoral candidate , and former mayoral candidate, has been handed a peerage. he will now sit in the house of lords . and finally, in other lords. and finally, in other news, the us justice department has unsealed details of the 37 criminal charges facing former us president donald trump over his handling of classified information. they include keeping sensitive military and
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nuclear documents and conspiracy to obstruct justice. if found guilty, he could face up to 20 years in prison . it's the second years in prison. it's the second time that donald trump has been indicted, but he's the first former president to face criminal charges on a federal level . trump is accusing the level. trump is accusing the government of election interference in his campaign to return to the white house in 2024. we're on tv. we're online on dab radio and on tune in to this is gb news. time now for our headliners . our headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm leo harrison for the— welcome to headliners. i'm leo harrison for the next— welcome to headliners. i'm leo harrison for the next hour,- f : i'm leo harrison for the next hour, i'll be nonno— harrison for the next hour, i'll be nonno o— harrison for the next hour, i'll be taking a sneaky peek at nooonooyn— be taking a sneaky peek at saturday's newspapers with two of saturday's newspapers with two on one — saturday's newspapers with two on one nnonn— saturday's newspapers with two of the finest british comedians, the of the finest british comedians, one onon— of the finest british comedians, the great steve— of the finest british comedians, the great steve allen and the otonoon — the great steve allen and the glamour. diane— the great steve allen and the glamour. diane spencer. how are you nonn— glamour. diane spencer. how are you noon doing— glamour. diane spencer. how are you noon doing 7— glamour. diane spencer. how are you both doing .7 good, thanks. you both doing? good, thanks. why— you both doing? good, thanks. wny on— you both doing? good, thanks. wny on n— you both doing? good, thanks. wny on i no— you both doing? good, thanks. why am i not the— you both doing? good, thanks. why am i not the glamour ? , why am i not the glamour? what? nooooo—
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why am i not the glamour? what? nooooo nny— why am i not the glamour? what? nooooo nny on— why am i not the glamour? what? nooooo nny on n— why am i not the glamour? what? because why am i not— why am i not the glamour? vow? because why am i not good ? because why am i not good? neonoe— because why am i not good? neonooe onio— because why am i not good? because this is— because why am i not good? because this is tv,— because why am i not good? because this is tv, guys- because why am i not good? because this is tv, guys. anyway, we've got some because this is tv, guys. - anyway, we've got some momentous no— anyway, we've got some momentous to gen— anyway, we've got some momentous news to get through,— anyway, we've got some momentous news to get through, so we're going— news to get through, so we're going no— news to get through, so we're going no were— news to get through, so we're going to we're going to start off going to we're going to start on nonn— going to we're going to start on non o— going to we're going to start off with a quick— going to we're going to start off with a quick look at sonnnooyn— off with a quick look at saturday's front pages. the bony— saturday's front pages. the nony non— saturday's front pages. the daily mail leads with boris. rye— daily mail leads with boris. rye-forced— daily mail leads with boris. i've-forced out- daily mail leads with boris. i've forced out by a witch i've been forced out by a witch nnnn — i've been forced out by a witch nnnn one— i've been forced out by a witch hunt. the telegraph has johnson quits— hunt. the telegraph has johnson onnnlnn— hunt. the telegraph has johnson onnnlnn oven— hunt. the telegraph has johnson quits mp over partygate the quits as mp over partygate the enonoion— quits as mp over partygate the enonoion con— quits as mp over partygate the guardian can you— quits as mp over partygate the guardian can you see a theme oeyenopnno— guardian can you see a theme developing here?— guardian can you see a theme developing here? has johnson quits— developing here? has johnson onne oven— developing here? has johnson onne o— developing here? has johnson quits over a report on eonyoonee— quits over a report on partygate? the times has the ponies— partygate? the times has the ponies oven— partygate? the times has the parties over now— partygate? the times has the parties over now ._ partygate? the times has the parties over now . boris quits as parties over now. boris quits as mp parties over now. boris quits as one one— parties over now. boris quits as one one nevn— parties over now. boris quits as mp the news has— parties over now. boris quits as mp the news has boris johnson oeenonen— mp the news has boris johnson oeenonen non— mp the news has boris johnson declares war on _ mp the news has boris johnson declares war on sunak as he quits— declares war on sunak as he quits parliament. and finally , quits parliament. and finally, the quits parliament. and finally, one nony— quits parliament. and finally, the daily star— quits parliament. and finally, the daily star has their take on it. the daily star has their take on in. one— the daily star has their take on no. one pony— the daily star has their take on no. one pony n— the daily star has their take on it. the party is over for bozo nnnen— it. the party is over for bozo fibber claims,— it. the party is over for bozo fibber claims, blah blah blah, vnoneven— fibber claims, blah blah blah, whatever for. _ fibber claims, blah blah blah, whatever for. and those were yonn— whatever for. and those were yonn nono— whatever for. and those were your front pages— whatever for. and those were your front pages . and let's have your front pages. and let's have a your front pages. and let's have o enonen— your front pages. and let's have o enonen took— your front pages. and let's have a closer look at— your front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages,— a closer look at those front pooee noonnno— a closer look at those front pages, starting with the i. stove.— pages, starting with the i. soeve. yon-u— pages, starting with the i. steve, you'll never- pages, starting with the i. steve, you'll never guess what it's about. boris johnson oeenonee— it's about. boris johnson declares war—
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it's about. boris johnson declares war on - c boris johnson declares war on sunak as he quits— declares war on sunak as he quits parliament. " 93 g quits parliament. this is going to quits parliament. this is going on be— quits parliament. this is going to be the most ironic leaving due ever held . if he turns up due ever held. if he turns up one— due ever held. if he turns up on non— due ever held. if he turns up on non o— due ever held. if he turns up and has a drink,— due ever held. if he turns up and has a drink, you- z “nix: if he turns up and has a drink, you can do 3.2 23 if he turns up and has a drink, you can do it now. wow. yeah— and has a drink, you can do it now. wow. yeah i— and has a drink, you can do it now. wow. yeah i mean, it's big nn-o— now. wow. yeah i mean, it's big nn-o ne— now. wow. yeah i mean, it's big news, isn't it? he's— now. wow. yeah i mean, it's big news, isn't it? he's instead of going— news, isn't it? he's instead of going nnnongn— news, isn't it? he's instead of going through the process, which nonvo— going through the process, which vonno ne— going through the process, which vonno ne ve— going through the process, which would be we actually find out vnon— would be we actually find out vnon one— would be we actually find out what the committee says which votes— what the committee says which votes in— what the committee says which votes on enn— what the committee says which votes if this committee that is a votes if this committee that is o nogonny— votes if this committee that is a majority conservative eonnnnee— a majority conservative committee .- a majority conservative committee . yes. the person committee. yes. the person enoinng— committee. yes. the person enoinng n-e— committee. yes. the person chairing it's labour. but no one no— chairing it's labour. but no one no ne— chairing it's labour. but no one seems to be mentioning the fact not— seems to be mentioning the fact not in— seems to be mentioning the fact not on onenes— seems to be mentioning the fact that if there's a— seems to be mentioning the fact that if there's a majority nnonn— that if there's a majority that's voted— that if there's a majority that's voted to find him guilty of misleading— that's voted to find him guilty of misleading parliament, some eonnenvonven— of misleading parliament, some conservatives must have been the nong— conservatives must have been the doing-too.— conservatives must have been the ones doing too. yeah, but ones doing that too. yeah, but non— ones doing that too. yeah, but on on— ones doing that too. yeah, but lots of conservatives don't non-n— lots of conservatives don't non-n nne — lots of conservatives don't don't like boris- lots of conservatives don't don't like boris johnson and oney—nn- don't like boris johnson and oney—nn outl don't like boris johnson and they—him out of don't like boris johnson and- they_him out of the they want to see him out of the party — they want to see him out of the pony. n— they want to see him out of the pony. n neon— they want to see him out of the pony. n neon-n- they want to see him out of the party. i mean, is this is party. i mean, this is this is vnon— party. i mean, this is this is vnon one— party. i mean, this is this is what the left— party. i mean, this is this is what the left used do. the what the left used to do. the ngnnn— what the left used to do. the ngnnn nong— what the left used to do. the right's doing it.— what the left used to do. the right's doing it. now. if you're non— right's doing it. now. if you're non-enongn— right's doing it. now. if you're not enough, you're not not right enough, if you're not enenne— not right enough, if you're not extreme -then- not right enough, if you're not extreme -then it's- not right enough, if you're not extreme then it's time not right enough, if you're not ex' attack then it's time not right enough, if you're not ex' attack the then it's time not right enough, if you're not ex' attack the other|en it's time not right enough, if you're not ex' attack the other side:'s time not right enough, if you're not ex' attack the other side oftime to attack the other side of ourselves. the— to attack the other side of ourselves. the left used to none— ourselves. the left used to split-apart- ourselves. the left used to split-apart, and- ourselves. the left used to split apart, and now split itself apart, and now i gnene— split itself apart, and now i gneen onoo— split itself apart, and now i guess that fracture always guess that fracture lines always been — guess that fracture lines always been -nne — guess that fracture lines always been -the right.- guess that fracture lines always been the right. but been there in the right. but one.— been there in the right. but this--j'i99ling- been there in the right. but this--jigglin9 is- been there in the right. but this. jiggling is making it this. this jiggling is making it fall this. this jiggling is making it on non.— this. this jiggling is making it fall apart. yeah,— this. this jiggling is making it fall apart. yeah, but instead of non— fall apart. yeah, but instead of gnen—neenn- fall apart. yeah, but instead of just—result from . fall apart. yeah, but instead of just result from the just getting the result from the committee,— just getting the result from the committee, seeing if committee, then seeing if enee-e— committee, then seeing if there's for there's a recommendation for
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ennennnon— there's a recommendation for suspension-the- there's a recommendation for suspension the mps suspension and then the mps nonvo— suspension and then the mps none-vote- suspension and then the mps would -vote for- suspension and then the mps would -vote for a- suspension and then the mps would vote for a recall would have to vote for a recall one— would have to vote for a recall one-one— would have to vote for a recall one-one people- would have to vote for a recall and-the people of- would have to vote for a recall and the people of uxbridge and then the people of uxbridge gogg— and then the people of uxbridge none-vote— and then the people of uxbridge vonoo-vooelo- would have to vote in a by—election._ would have to vote in a by—election. he's just quit. ven.— by—election. he's just quit. ven-nnn— by—election. he's just quit. well, -and - have. by—election. he'sjust quit. i well,-and-have we'd well, yeah. and we'd have we'd probably election probably have a general election before all stuff actually before all that stuff actually happened. dan, you happened. i mean, dan, do you think majority in uxbridge think his majority in uxbridge is it's is actually pretty slim? it's 5000, i believe so. do you think he's he's actually seen the writing wall? he's writing on the wall? he's probably his probably not going to keep his seat. he'sjumped. never seat. and he's jumped. never mind before. he's pushed this mind before. he's pushed by this by this inquiry. he's jumped before. he's pushed the before. he's pushed by the electorate. could electorate. i mean, you could say that jumped. i think say that he's jumped. i think that gave say that he's jumped. i think that-gave him - say that he's jumped. i think that-gave him lsharpl that carrie gave him a sharp push— that carrie gave him a sharp nnnn—on- that carrie gave him a sharp nnnn—oe ol that carrie gave him a sharp- nnnn—oe o jump- push and that counts as a jump. ano— push and that counts as a jump. ann i— push and that counts as a jump. ann i envy— push and that counts as a jump. and i really like— push and that counts as a jump. and i really like the letter onoo— and i really like the letter that carrie _ and i really like the letter that carrie wrote for him that he that carrie wrote for him that ne nonoeo— that carrie wrote for him that ne nonoeo g..— that carrie wrote for him that he handed in where he kicks over the he handed in where he kicks over one one— he handed in where he kicks over one nnn one— he handed in where he kicks over the bins and starts— he handed in where he kicks over the bins and starts ,_ he handed in where he kicks over the bins and starts , you know, the bins and starts, you know, ennging— the bins and starts, you know, enngnng nnnngn— the bins and starts, you know, slinging things at rishi sunak snnon. — slinging things at rishi sunak snnon. n— slinging things at rishi sunak sunak. it really— slinging things at rishi sunak sunak. it really is. " sunak. it really is. i mean, he neouy— sunak. it really is. i mean, he really has a go at rishi sunak. and the and the tory party in that he is he's very angry. he's saying, well, what that he is he's very angry. - he's saying, well, what happened to he's saying, well, what happened no on— he's saying, well, what happened to on onene— he's saying, well, what happened to all these things— he's saying, well, what happened to all these things that we pledged_ to all these things that we pledged-2019- to all these things that we pledged 2019 manifesto? pledged in our 2019 manifesto? one— pledged in our 2019 manifesto? one-voo— pledged in our 2019 manifesto? the-was voted- pledged in our 2019 manifesto? the -was voted .- pledged in our 2019 manifesto? the-was voted. in- pledged in our 2019 manifesto? the was voted . in for. the thing i was voted. in for. gm,— the thing i was voted. in for. on yeon— the thing i was voted. in for. on yeon ._ the thing i was voted. in for. um, yeah i think— the thing i was voted. in for. um, yeah i think that he is definitely— um, yeah i think that he is definitely jumping and what i
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nnn— definitely jumping and what i one neouy— definitely jumping and what i find really funny about this is it's find really funny about this is in none— find really funny about this is it's made the— find really funny about this is it's made the lib— find really funny about this is it's made the lib dems go, we've got it's made the lib dems go, we've go o— it's made the lib dems go, we've go o concen— it's made the lib dems go, we've goo o eoneen .— it's made the lib dems go, we've got a chance . it's— it's made the lib dems go, we've got a chance . it's like, that's got a chance. it's like, that's neouy— got a chance. it's like, that's neouy enne— got a chance. it's like, that's neony enne .— got a chance. it's like, that's really cute . that— got a chance. it's like, that's really cute . that is funny. you really cute. that is funny. you gono— really cute. that is funny. you gono nonn— really cute. that is funny. you gotta admit. that's funny . really cute. that is funny. you gotta admit. that's funny. but stove.— gotta admit. that's funny. but soeve. nnn— gotta admit. that's funny. but soeve. this no— gotta admit. that's funny. but steve, this is going— gotta admit. that's funny. but steve, this is going to- gotta admit. that's funny. but steve, this is going to be a nightmare for sunak, isn't it? i mean, right when he needs the party to coalesce and give him every chance he can possibly get to, possibly you know, get over that finish line front of that finish line in front of starmer. looking as if the starmer. it's looking as if the tory party is going to tear itself apart with not even itself apart with boris not even constrained by any, any whip or anything . now he's out of anything. now he's out of parliament. he be free to. parliament. he can be free to. to sunak to pieces. yeah. to tear sunak to pieces. yeah. not only is this a bit of an inconvenience, it's the one thing needs to have no thing where he needs to have no inconvenience. the only thing nnon— inconvenience. the only thing nnon-snnon— inconvenience. the only thing that-sunak will-able. that rishi sunak will be able to non— that rishi sunak will be able to noon-nnn— that rishi sunak will be able to claim lthat-pulled- that rishi sunak will be able to claim that pulled the claim is that he's pulled the party— claim is that he's pulled the pony-one- claim is that he's pulled the party-and kept- claim is that he's pulled the party and kept things party together and kept things enn— party together and kept things coon—une- party together and kept things. calm—like we've calm because it's not like we've got calm because it's not like we've goo gneon— calm because it's not like we've goo gen-nevn- got great economic news happening— got great economic news happening on— got great economic news happening all the time. it's not une— happening all the time. it's not nine-geot— happening all the time. it's noti like-great-about like we've got great news about noon.— like we've got great news about boats-promises- like we've got great news about boats. promises that boats. his five promises that onen—no- boats. his five promises that onen—no nvei then got downgraded to five gnonnee— then got downgraded to five priorities-the _ then got downgraded to five priorities the way that priorities in the same way that i priorities in the same way that n nnonne— priorities in the same way that n nnonne no— priorities in the same way that i promise to do— priorities in the same way that i promise to do the dishes and onen— i promise to do the dishes and onen n— i promise to do the dishes and onen n ennn— i promise to do the dishes and then it turns-i— i promise to do the dishes and then it turns-i will- then it turns out i will pnonone— then it turns out i will prioritise doing the dishes, vnnn— prioritise doing the dishes, vnnn-nn— prioritise doing the dishes, which-i'm not- prioritise doing the dishes, which i'm not going prioritise doing the dishes, which-i'm not going do which means i'm not going to do onen— which means i'm not going to do onen. nnn— which means i'm not going to do onen. one no— which means i'm not going to do them. but it's all— which means i'm not going to do them. but it's all about trying
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to them. but it's all about trying no—nnng- them. but it's all about trying oo—nnng onel to say, look, i can bring the party— to say, look, i can bring the party together _ to say, look, i can bring the party together. no, we can't. noon— party together. no, we can't. noon vnonn— party together. no, we can't. look what's happened. think look what's happened. i think gig...— rishi, i mean, rishi, in nonnene— rishi, i mean, rishi, in fairness, considering mess fairness, considering the mess nnn— fairness, considering the mess that-inherited— fairness, considering the mess that inherited has actually that he inherited has actually none,— that he inherited has actually none—neody- that he inherited has actuallyi done,_steady hand that he inherited has actually- done,_steady hand on done, he's been a steady hand on the done, he's been a steady hand on one-ve-ve— done, he's been a steady hand on one-ve-ve noo- done, he's been a steady hand on the-we've had some. the tiller and we've had some noo— the tiller and we've had some we've had some— the tiller and we've had some we've had some bad news. 42». we've had some bad news. you know.— we've had some bad news. you know, economically,— we've had some bad news. you know, economically, we've had some news regarding some bad news regarding immigration figures. but i mean, generally , he's been he's been generally, he's been he's been a pretty , you know, plausible pretty, you know, plausible leader. ithink pretty, you know, plausible leader. i think rishi has been a enonnnng— leader. i think rishi has been a stabilising influence.— 3 i think rishi has been a stabilising influence. and you conno— stabilising influence. and you one neu— stabilising influence. and you could tell that— stabilising influence. and you could tell that from the fact nnon— could tell that from the fact not ne — could tell that from the fact that he really— could tell that from the fact that he really brought suella neony— that he really brought suella neony sne— that he really brought suella leaky sue back— that he really brought suella leaky sue back in and everybody was leaky sue back in and everybody une— leaky sue back in and everybody was like, what— leaky sue back in and everybody was like, what on— leaky sue back in and everybody was like, what on earth are you nongo— was like, what on earth are you doing? ano— was like, what on earth are you oonnge one no— was like, what on earth are you doing? and it's like he brought her doing? and it's like he brought nen noon— doing? and it's like he brought nen noon on— doing? and it's like he brought her back in to— doing? and it's like he brought her back in to keep that sort of ngnn— her back in to keep that sort of more right section— her back in to keep that sort of more right section of the conservative— more right section of the conservative lives on side. and i conservative lives on side. and » oo— conservative lives on side. and » oo vvoneno— conservative lives on side. and » oo vvoneno »— conservative lives on side. and i do wonder, i know there's this vnone— i do wonder, i know there's this whole conspiracy— i do wonder, i know there's this whole conspiracy that now that nonn— whole conspiracy that now that none non— whole conspiracy that now that boris has gone,— whole conspiracy that now that boris has gone, he's going to try boris has gone, he's going to nny one— boris has gone, he's going to nny ono none— boris has gone, he's going to try and make this like group of engen— try and make this like group of super conservatives like the avengen— super conservatives like the avengen one— super conservatives like the avengers and they're going to cone-one— avengers and they're going to cone-one ony— avengers and they're going to come -and try and - avengers and they're going to come and try and take over come back and try and take over une— come back and try and take over nne one— come back and try and take over like the whole— come back and try and take over like the whole group. but i vvoneno— like the whole group. but i wonder whether or losing sort of non— wonder whether or losing sort of none one— wonder whether or losing sort of boris and nadine— wonder whether or losing sort of boris and nadine and losing his
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eeenon— boris and nadine and losing his eeenon eon— boris and nadine and losing his section can rishi— boris and nadine and losing his section can rishi keep it calm enongn— section can rishi keep it calm enongn enon— section can rishi keep it calm enough that actually the conservatives _ enough that actually the conservatives become stronger as a conservatives become stronger as ovnone— conservatives become stronger as o vnone e— conservatives become stronger as ovnone e nov,— conservatives become stronger as a whole ? now, all— conservatives become stronger as a whole ? now, all the shouty, a whole? now, all the shouty, veno— a whole? now, all the shouty, veno, egnovky— a whole? now, all the shouty, weird, squawky ones have gone, so nen— weird, squawky ones have gone, so nen purged— weird, squawky ones have gone, so he's purged them from the party? _ so he's purged them from the gonye ven.— so he's purged them from the gonye ven. nnn— so he's purged them from the party? yes. but he- so he's purged them from the party? “22: g so he's purged them from the party? 422: g 33 party? yes. but he hasn't purged them from newspaper columns . them from newspaper columns. and. speaking to tv cameras and. and speaking to tv cameras watching me , watching you read watching me, watching you read all those headlines. it was like when all those headlines. it was like vnen yon-ne— all those headlines. it was like when you're learning- 3 it was like when you're learning like prepositions— when you're learning like prepositions or verbs or eonennng,— prepositions or verbs or something, you have to take the same words and— something, you have to take the same words and just put them in nnnenenn— same words and just put them in different orders.— same words and just put them in different orders. it— same words and just put them in different orders. it was awful. ovn.— different orders. it was awful. onoy, moving— different orders. it was awful. onoy, moving on— different orders. it was awful. okay, moving on. and- different orders. it was awful. okay, moving on. and there's also political all upset on the other side of the atlantic in the financial times. yes so trump has been v/22: so trump has been indicted v422: so trump has been indicted and so he trump has been indicted and so ne non— trump has been indicted and so ne non been— trump has been indicted and so he has been formally charged vnn— he has been formally charged vnn ov— he has been formally charged with 37 counts. _ he has been formally charged with 37 counts. the most serious being— with 37 counts. the most serious being one— with 37 counts. the most serious one being the espionage act, vnen— one being the espionage act, vnen n— one being the espionage act, which is because— one being the espionage act, which is because he took home enonenieo— which is because he took home classified documents and he ennnnneo— classified documents and he sprinkled them— classified documents and he sprinkled them around his mar a logo— sprinkled them around his mar a nogo nenon— sprinkled them around his mar a nogo neeon ,— sprinkled them around his mar a nogo neon nn— sprinkled them around his mar a lago resort , i'm assuming, lago resort, i'm assuming, neeonne— lago resort, i'm assuming, neeonne ne— lago resort, i'm assuming, because he wanted to read them une— because he wanted to read them nne »— because he wanted to read them nne » non-n— because he wanted to read them like i don't know— because he wanted to read them like i don't know about. well i mean, i didn't— like i don't know about. well i mean, i didn't read them when he had mean, i didn't read them when he noo one— mean, i didn't read them when he noo one gon- — mean, i didn't read them when he noo one goo. 0h,— mean, i didn't read them when he had the job. 0" f »2»" " had the job. oh, come on. this is steve. this is clearly evidence that somebody working
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from home, like take it was taking home some extra, extra reading. and fairness to reading. and in fairness to trump, everybody is like, my trump, everybody is like, oh my god, took these he these god, he took these he took these documents home. so documents back to his home. so did biden, sorted pence sorted. probably every president ever, because, know, you're the because, you know, you're the president you're going president. you're going to you're think, well , you're going to think, well, it's all right for me to take the is a bit the response to it is a bit different. as soon as there was a different. as soon as there was o gneenon— different. as soon as there was o gnennon on— different. as soon as there was a question of like,— different. as soon as there was a question of like, did- 3 ”7242". as soon as there was a question of like, did biden nove— a question of like, did biden nove ony— a question of like, did biden nove ony on— a question of like, did biden have any of-and- have any of those and investigation- have any of those and investigation straight investigation happened straight ovoy—vonl investigation happened straight i ooyvvo—e oeveo away, as soon as trump was asked ononn— away, as soon as trump was asked onono n,— away, as soon as trump was asked onono in ne— away, as soon as trump was asked about it, he said— away, as soon as trump was asked about it, he said no— away, as soon as trump was asked about it, he said no and was nnoveo— about it, he said no and was nnoveo oo— about it, he said no and was proved to be— about it, he said no and was proved to be wrong eventually. nov— proved to be wrong eventually. nov one— proved to be wrong eventually. now the numbers— proved to be wrong eventually. now the numbers aren't neeeneonny— now the numbers aren't- necessarily—searched necessarily great. they searched enongn— necessarily great. they searched. enongn—noo- through thousands and found 100. nioen— biden should have been declassified. _ biden should have been declassified. to declassified. biden tried to obfuscate saying, i can't obfuscate it by saying, i can't remember for and not sure remember for and i'm not sure that's believable. but that's believable. yeah, but that's believable. yeah, but that's believable, that's that is believable, genuine. but mean, that's not that's that is believable, genthat's3ut mean, that's not that's that is believable, genthat's not mean, that's not that's that is believable, genthat's not the»an, that's not that's that is believable, genthat's not the same at's not that's that is believable, genthat's not the same ass not the that's not the same as saying, yes, i've got this, saying, oh yes, i've got this, this, and this and they're this, this and this and they're in the straightaway and an investigation happened within a few how a short few days or how it was a short amount time that they found amount of time that they found some biden and some documents that biden and then had done the then mike pence had done the same things done a same these things were done a lot more swiftly than the cover up that kind of happened a little trump and the
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little bit with trump and the other, i consider other, which i consider weak sauce. i'm people disagree. sauce. i'm sure people disagree. vne— sauce. i'm sure people disagree. one one— sauce. i'm sure people disagree. the other argument— 2 i'm sure people disagree. the other argument is that a pendent— the other argument is that a president can— the other argument is that a president can declassify documents, _ president can declassify documents, why documents, so therefore, why eon-o— can't he have them? there's gnononny— can't he have them? there's probably -where. can't he have them? there's- probably -where you've probably a system where you've at probably a system where you've on—goo— probably a system where you've on—goo on- probably a system where you've at_got an emaili at least probably got an email hr at least probably got an email no one— at least probably got an email no one gen— at least probably got an email no on get in— at least probably got an email hr and get it. you don't just wave your hands— hr and get it. you don't just wave your hands over it and do une— wave your hands over it and do nne o— wave your hands over it and do like a citizen's— wave your hands over it and do like a citizen's divorce in the non— like a citizen's divorce in the non nnn— like a citizen's divorce in the man with two— like a citizen's divorce in the man with two brains, harry nonen— man with two brains, harry potter is. potter yeah, yeah, yeah. it is. no— potter yeah, yeah, yeah. it is. no une— potter yeah, yeah, yeah. it is. no nine-yon— potter yeah, yeah, yeah. it is. it's like-you so- potter yeah, yeah, yeah. it is. it's like-you so facto- it's like when you so facto declassified _ it's like when you so facto declassified show. v423" it's declassified show. yeah. it's une— declassified show. yeah. it's unevnen— declassified show. yeah. it's unevnen o— declassified show. yeah. it's like when a bishop- declassified show. v423" it's like when a bishop blesses his gon— like when a bishop blesses his goon-nnne— like when a bishop blesses his golf-that's what- like when a bishop blesses his golf that's what happens. golf clubs. that's what happens. i golf clubs. that's what happens. » neon— golf clubs. that's what happens. » nnne.— golf clubs. that's what happens. i mean, diane, do— golf clubs. that's what happens. i mean, diane, do you— golf clubs. that's what happens. i mean, diane, do you think- i mean, diane, do you think because, i mean, so far all the cases that have been brought against haven't really against trump haven't really damaged him at all. if anything, they've of they've given, they've sort of percy cution agenda. he's telling followers, i'm being telling his followers, i'm being politically and he's politically persecuted and he's got a valid, you know, he's got a fair point with that. i mean , a fair point with that. i mean, do you think this is actually going harm him? i mean, going to harm him? well i mean, it sort of building up now. it is sort of building up now. you've the hush to you've got the hush money to sonny— you've got the hush money to snonny-von-ve- you've got the hush money toi stormy -you've -the stormy daniels. you've got the oven— stormy daniels. you've got the tones in— stormy daniels. you've got the tones in nev— stormy daniels. you've got the taxes in new york.— stormy daniels. you've got the taxes in new york. you've got one— taxes in new york. you've got one noon— taxes in new york. you've got the fact that— taxes in new york. you've got the fact that he— taxes in new york. you've got the fact that he took home all onene— the fact that he took home all these documents— the fact that he took home all. these documents _ got these documents and you've got yonnony—evenynooyl january the 6th. so everybody veno— january the 6th. so everybody venn o— january the 6th. so everybody venn o no— january the 6th. so everybody went a bit nuts— january the 6th. so everybody went a bit nuts and nearly oneoneo— went a bit nuts and nearly created some— went a bit nuts and nearly created some kind of citizens conn— created some kind of citizens eonn on— created some kind of citizens coup on -white- created some kind of citizens coup on white house. no,
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coup on the white house. no, sonny,— coup on the white house. no, eonny, connon— coup on the white house. no, sorry, capitol hill. »2»“ coup on the white house. no, sorry, capitol hill. 2“ g sorry, capitol hill. come on. it was a picnic that got out of hand. idea there is hand. the idea there is a plausible military coup, hand. the idea there is a plausible military coup , well, plausible military coup, well, it harm military , but. well, it harm military, but. well, you've got to admit- c c well, you've got to admit that eonennng— you've got to admit that something is— you've got to admit that something is afoot here, because veny— something is afoot here, because veny oon— something is afoot here, because veny onen— something is afoot here, because very soon after the— something is afoot here, because very soon after the indictment neveoneo— very soon after the indictment was revealed and— very soon after the indictment was revealed and two of his novyen— was revealed and two of his novyen nnn— was revealed and two of his lawyers quit and— was revealed and two of his lawyers quit and they had before been— lawyers quit and they had before been veny— lawyers quit and they had before been very vocal— lawyers quit and they had before been very vocal ._ lawyers quit and they had before been very vocal . and i believe been very vocal. and i believe one— been very vocal. and i believe one gny— been very vocal. and i believe one gny vnon— been very vocal. and i believe the guy who's now coming in to non— the guy who's now coming in to non of— the guy who's now coming in to non of none— the guy who's now coming in to sort of take their— the guy who's now coming in to sort of take their place is the vno— sort of take their place is the one who was helping him out with the one who was helping him outwith one sonny— one who was helping him outwith the stormy daniels— one who was helping him out with the stormy daniels thing. right. so the stormy daniels thing. right. so one— the stormy daniels thing. right. so one trump— the stormy daniels thing. right. so the trump team is getting engnny— so the trump team is getting engnny-ono- so the trump team is getting slightly-and you- so the trump team is getting slightly and you have to slightly smaller and you have to onennon— slightly smaller and you have to gnennonlnn— slightly smaller and you have to questioniian.-other- question, ian. do the other negnnneonn— question, ian. do the other republicans kind of look at him and republicans kind of look at him onno-— republicans kind of look at him and-no,-what?- republicans kind of look at him and-no,-what? and| and go, oh, no, now what? and oney-ne— and go, oh, no, now what? and oney-ne-on— and go, oh, no, now what? and they're-of maybe - and go, oh, no, now what? and they're of maybe they do they're kind of maybe they do nono— they're kind of maybe they do want-distance— they're kind of maybe they do want distance themselves. want to distance themselves. toning— want to distance themselves. talking-republicans] talking of other republicans, just we on, just quickly before we move on, i mean, think this is i mean, do you think this is going to help ron desantis because he's got trump's policies, without all the policies, but without all the multiple that could policies, but without all the multiple actually that could policies, but without all the multiple actually being at could policies, but without all the multiple actually being president see him actually being president from ? yeah, i mean, he from jail? yeah, i mean, he probably— from jail? yeah, i mean, he gnononny gno— from jail? yeah, i mean, he probably just wants- 7 yeah, i mean, he probably just wants the probably just wants at the moment— probably just wants at the moment some— probably just wants at the moment some the probably just wants at the moment some-the he moment some of the things he eno— moment some of the things he soon ononn— moment some of the things he said about this— moment some of the things he said about this court case are gno— said about this court case are non eoynng— said about this court case are non noynng nnn— said about this court case are just saying this is— said about this court case are just saying this is politically nonvoneo.— just saying this is politically. motivated._things motivated. all of those things enon— motivated. all of those things not nnn— motivated. all of those things that still compliment himself une— that still compliment himself tine-none— that still compliment himself like, blame democrats, like, oh, blame the democrats, none—
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like, oh, blame the democrats,- none—none blame the democrats. but at some nonn— blame the democrats. but at some point—ill— blame the democrats. but at some none—in pivot- point when he'll ill ill pivot onn— point when he'll ill ill pivot on onen— point when he'll ill ill pivot on onen ne— point when he'll ill ill pivot and then be look at this guy. point when he'll ill ill pivot and then be look at this guy . we and then be look at this guy. we eon-n— and then be look at this guy. we eon-n nnne— and then be look at this guy. we can't trust him _ and then be look at this guy. we can't trust him to— and then be look at this guy. we can't trust him to get voted to neon— can't trust him to get voted to neon one— can't trust him to get voted to beat the democrats. definitely nnyvoy.— beat the democrats. definitely anywavv-onv_ beat the democrats. definitely nnyvoy.-on neve- beat the democrats. definitely anyway,-on, we've got. beat the democrats. definitely . anyway,-on, we've got the anyway, moving on, we've got the telegraph story about telegraph now in a story about covid steve yeah, monitoring unit made hourly calls to flag covid dissent. so this is the telegraph— covid dissent. so this is the telegraph calls— covid dissent. so this is the telegraph calls it— covid dissent. so this is the telegraph calls it a- 21]:on "j 3 so this is the telegraph calls it a secretive nnn. — telegraph calls it a secretive no »-n— telegraph calls it a secretive no »-n non— telegraph calls it a secretive unit. i'm not sure why we know enon— unit. i'm not sure why we know not in— unit. i'm not sure why we know not in vo— unit. i'm not sure why we know not in o— unit. i'm not sure why we know that it was a secretive government- that it was a secretive government unit if we know all of government unit if we know all on onn— government unit if we know all of this information. well we know— of this information. well we know in— of this information. well we know it now. _ of this information. well we know it now. we- of this information. well we know it now. �*vv�*2 3 3 “ g g know it now. we didn't know it at the time. we didn't know the inner workings of this would at the time. we didn't know the inner blown|gs of this would at the time. we didn't know the inner blown my )f this would at the time. we didn't know the inner blown my mind would at the time. we didn't know the inner blown my mind atould at the time. we didn't know the inner blown my mind at the time. have blown my mind at the time. this every conspiracy theory. this is every conspiracy theory. i thinking come to i was thinking actually come to life. a secret life. this is a secret government unit controlling big tech to delete the posts of me and who were voicing and my friends who were voicing legitimate covid, legitimate concerns about covid, legitimate concerns about covid, legitimate the legitimate concerns about the vaccine things that vaccine, and voicing things that actually out to be true. actually turned out to be true. so this what really stinks so this is what really stinks nene— so this is what really stinks nenelnnon— so this is what really stinks here-that what- so this is what really stinks here that what should be here is that what you should be nongo— here is that what you should be oonnge wen,— here is that what you should be doing? well, they— here is that what you should be doing? well, they should have been— doing? well, they should have been nong— doing? well, they should have been doing given they had been doing given that they had innonnonon— been doing given that they had information _to. been doing given that they hadi information—to be been doing given that they hadi inforrthey n_to be been doing given that they had inforrthey should to be been doing given that they had inforrthey should selling be true, they should be selling enon— true, they should be selling non-nn— true, they should be selling that. it's horrible way that. but it's this horrible way of that. but it's this horrible way on—nnying- that. but it's this horrible way on—nnying no- that. but it's this horrible way on—nnying no enogl of arguing, of trying to stop disagreement.— of arguing, of trying to stop disagreement. but that's way disagreement. but that's no way to disagreement. but that's no way no-nno—
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disagreement. but that's no way oo-nno on— disagreement. but that's no way to-kind of heat- disagreement. but that's no way to kind of heat and to get any kind of heat and ngno— to get any kind of heat and ngno-o— to get any kind of heat and light-a system.- to get any kind of heat and light a system. so they light out of a system. so they noo— light out of a system. so they noo onene— light out of a system. so they had these people— light out of a system. so they had these people calling up the big neon— had these people calling up the big tech companies, social big tech companies, the social neon—no- big tech companies, the social| neon—no gen media companies trying to get noon—gneol posts removed instead of just ongning— posts removed instead of just ongnnng-eoee— posts removed instead of just arguing-case.it's- posts removed instead of just arguing case it's like arguing the case for it's like one— arguing the case for it's like the technological version of an ad the technological version of an oo-nnnonon- the technological version of an ad-situation, like,- the technological version of an ad situation, like, oh, ad hominem situation, like, oh, no, ad hominem situation, like, oh, non-e— ad hominem situation, like, oh, no-e non-n— ad hominem situation, like, oh, no,-we don't like- ad hominem situation, like, oh, no, we don't like the no, this we don't like the people— no, this we don't like the neogne-one— no, this we don't like the people are saying this. people who are saying this. nnenenone,— people who are saying this. therefore, - downi therefore, take it all down nonnen— therefore, take it all down rather discussing the rather than discussing the nonn— rather than discussing the nonnn nn— rather than discussing the point. it's the— rather than discussing the point. it's the worst suspicions of point. it's the worst suspicions on-eveny— point. it's the worst suspicions of-every so—called- point. it's the worst suspicions of every so—called covid of every every so—called covid eonepnoey— of every every so—called covid conspiracy theorist. �*fo�*2cc . conspiracy theorist. well, it neouy— conspiracy theorist. well, it neouy n— conspiracy theorist. well, it really is because it just shut down any kind of discussion as steve said, and like as you said, if this was if i read about this and you said, okay, which country is this happening in, i'd be like, oh, north korea , you know, pick a , you know, i'd pick a i wouldn't pick our country. and it's quite shocking that- it's quite shocking that they were there's— it's quite shocking that they were there's a— it's quite shocking that they were there's a wing of the govennnenn— were there's a wing of the government that is interfering in soon— government that is interfering in social media— government that is interfering in social media posts where yone— in social media posts where yone eoy»ng— in social media posts where you're saying, well, okay, this noe— you're saying, well, okay, this vaccine has just— you're saying, well, okay, this vaccine has just been developed. is vaccine has just been developed. n n— vaccine has just been developed. n in none— vaccine has just been developed. is it safe? and— vaccine has just been developed. is it safe? and then— vaccine has just been developed. is it safe? and then the government— is it safe? and then the government is saying, take that down. — government is saying, take that down. none— government is saying, take that down. take that— government is saying, take that down. 3 4“ government is saying, take that down. 3 v422“ \»»2»an down. take that down. yeah. now |, down. take that down. yeah. now i, i took the vaccine. i have had multiple— i, i took the vaccine. i have had multiple vaccines,- i have had multiple vaccines, but i oe—non— had multiple vaccines, but i de—man as well— had multiple vaccines, but i de—man as well before that. i
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know.— de—man as well before that. i know. »— de—man as well before that. i know. » neon— de—man as well before that. i know. i mean, i'm— de—man as well before that. i know. i mean, i'm doing- de—man as well before that. i know. i mean, i'm doing so well. i mean, you should see me cycle, nnn— i mean, you should see me cycle, on ennn— i mean, you should see me cycle, on enonn nne— i mean, you should see me cycle, but that's the thing.— i mean, you should see me cycle, but that's the thing. that is a goon— but that's the thing. that is a goon nonn— but that's the thing. that is a good point right— but that's the thing. that is a good point right? a lot of women neone— good point right? a lot of women neone nenn— good point right? a lot of women become terfs in— good point right? a lot of women become terfs in inverted commas neeonee— become terfs in inverted commas neeonne oney— become terfs in inverted commas because they ask— become terfs in inverted commas because they ask a— become terfs in inverted commas because they ask a question. they— because they ask a question. nney oen— because they ask a question. nney oen o— because they ask a question. they ask a question like, well, won— they ask a question like, well, non o— they ask a question like, well, wait a minute,— they ask a question like, well, wait a minute, is— they ask a question like, well, wait a minute, is it fair that somebody— wait a minute, is it fair that somebody who— wait a minute, is it fair that somebody who is biologically a nn— somebody who is biologically a no nnnn— somebody who is biologically a man up until the— somebody who is biologically a man up until the age of 40 takes part— man up until the age of 40 takes non g..— man up until the age of 40 takes non g. o— man up until the age of 40 takes non g. o g..— man up until the age of 40 takes non g. o g. o— man up until the age of 40 takes part in a in a women's cycle race because he— part in a in a women's cycle race because he claims to be a nnn— race because he claims to be a woman? but then— race because he claims to be a woman? but then if you trans stony— woman? but then if you trans enony g..— woman? but then if you trans enony in one— woman? but then if you trans story in the whole show and you woman? but then if you trans storit,n the whole show and you woman? but then if you trans storit, i the whole show and you woman? but then if you trans storit, i can't'hole show and you woman? but then if you trans storit, i can't believe )w and you woman? but then if you trans storit, i can't believe you nd you woman? but then if you trans storit, i can't believe you did'ou did it, i can't believe you did it. did it, i can't believe you did in. — did it, i can't believe you did in. no.— did it, i can't believe you did in. no. on— did it, i can't believe you did it. no, of course.- did it, i can't believe you did it. no, of course. but- did it, i can't believe you did it. no, of course. but it's the same thing. it's an opinion nonn— same thing. it's an opinion nonn- — same thing. it's an opinion nonn- nn— same thing. it's an opinion point. it's shutting down discussion when people just go, oh, you're a transphobe. it's like, wait, stop. yeah that's what to say. no what i was trying to say. no i think slight think there's a slight difference that. people difference in that. people object to - question, . difference in that. people. object to - question, rightly object to the question, rightly or object to the question, rightly on vnongny,— object to the question, rightly on vnongny, on— object to the question, rightly or wrongly, on trans issues neeonne— or wrongly, on trans issues because perceive that there because they perceive that there gogg— because they perceive that there vonno—no - because they perceive that there would _to asking i would be an offence to asking it. would be an offence to asking n-non— would be an offence to asking n-non vnoo-e- would be an offence to asking it. not what's happening would be an offence to asking it. they|ot what's happening would be an offence to asking it. they weren't's happening would be an offence to asking it. they weren't saying,3ning would be an offence to asking it. they weren't saying, oh,] here. they weren't saying, oh, you— here. they weren't saying, oh, yon eon-n— here. they weren't saying, oh, yon eon-n-eon-n— here. they weren't saying, oh, you can't can't ask you can't you can't ask a gnennon— you can't you can't ask a question about- you can't you can't ask a question about vaccines or i'll be offended.— question about vaccines or i'll be offended. they— question about vaccines or i'll be offended. they were controlling _ be offended. they were controlling a controlling information in a onnenenn— controlling information in a different absolutely. different way. absolutely. you eon-n— different way. absolutely. you can't—andl can't ask the question. and someones— can't ask the question. and sometimes-done- can't ask the question. and sometimes done a very sometimes it was done in a very sinister weren't sinister way. so they weren't deleting the post, they were just it, using the
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just suppressing it, using the algorithm so you wouldn't even know being know that the post is being suppressed, which is really interesting lot interesting because a lot of people i watched youtube people that i watched on youtube were things like, i've were saying things like, i've been shadowbanned always been shadowbanned and you always think, being think, nah, you're just being paranoid because you haven't made content. but then paranoid because you haven't made shadowbanning ut then paranoid because you haven't made shadowbanning forhen paranoid because you haven't made shadowbanning for my lack paranoid because you haven't- mogoodness. wbanning for my lack paranoid because you haven't mogoodness. banning for my lack paranoid because you haven't mogoodness. anyway, for my lack paranoid because you haven't mogoodness. anyway, that's' lack paranoid because you haven't mogoodness. anyway, that's itack of goodness. anyway, that's it for one, please join us in for part one, please join us in part two for eu's plan to part two for the eu's plan to deal with migrants and how climate you
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radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm leo keir starmer. i'm still here with diane with steve allen and diane spencer . you started with steve allen and diane spencer. you started putting in in there anyway , kicking off in there anyway, kicking off with the ai and boris is cheerleader. nadine dorries is stand down and creating another headache for rishi. steve yeah, and headache for rishi. steve yeah, ono nonine— headache for rishi. steve yeah, and nadine dorries— 32 ?2:“ steve yeah, and nadine dorries quits 32 32“ steve yeah, and nadine dorries quits as mp onen— and nadine dorries quits as mp oiien novv— and nadine dorries quits as mp after row over— and nadine dorries quits as mp after row over periods triggers iy—eieeiion— after row over periods triggers by—election. this— after row over periods triggers by—election. this was in the it ieeis— by—election. this was in the it ieeis nne— by—election. this was in the it feels like years— by—election. this was in the it feels like years ago you know inn— feels like years ago you know this afternoon— feels like years ago you know this afternoon before we knew enon— this afternoon before we knew not nons— this afternoon before we knew that boris johnson was stepping nonn— that boris johnson was stepping down one— that boris johnson was stepping down and this— that boris johnson was stepping down and this was scandal or it oii— down and this was scandal or it
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was all exciting.— down and this was scandal or it was all exciting. picked the was all exciting. she picked the vnong— was all exciting. she picked the vnong-siono— was all exciting. she picked the wrong stand down. wrong day to stand down. she's been— wrong day to stand down. she's been overshadowed. we- wrong day to stand down. “ . »2; “23 3 we just been overshadowed. we just didn't be didn't know it was going to be nine— didn't know it was going to be iine o— didn't know it was going to be iine o-gnonn— didn't know it was going to be like a group outing. we like a big group outing. we inongni— like a big group outing. we inongnilvos— like a big group outing. we thought was just her. she thought it was just her. she oion-i— thought it was just her. she oion-i go— thought it was just her. she didn't go into— thought it was just her. she didn't go into details about it, but didn't go into details about it, one sne— didn't go into details about it, one sne os— didn't go into details about it, but she was promised a seat in the but she was promised a seat in one-oni— but she was promised a seat in nne-one onen— but she was promised a seat in the-and then that- but she was promised a seat in the and then that was held the lords and then that was held noon.— the lords and then that was held back-investigation- the lords and then that was held back. and investigation the lords and then that was held back. and invblamedyn the lords and then that was held back. and inv blamed snobbery needed and she blamed snobbery for needed and she blamed snobbery ion—sne-s— needed and she blamed snobbery for—she's working. for that because she's working eioss—vinol for that because she's workingi class—kind of class and it's the same kind of enengy— class and it's the same kind of enengnyon— class and it's the same kind of enengy-yon know,- class and it's the same kind of energy you know, those energy as, you know, those geopie— energy as, you know, those people vno— energy as, you know, those people vno soy— energy as, you know, those people who say men just can't nonoie— people who say men just can't nonoie o— people who say men just can't handle a strong— people who say men just can't handle a strong like me. handle a strong woman like me. ano— handle a strong woman like me. ann-ennn— handle a strong woman like me. ann-ininn on— handle a strong woman like me. and think, oh, there's also and you think, oh, there's also a and you think, oh, there's also o—yon-ne- and you think, oh, there's also. a_you're unlikeable, a chance that you're unlikeable, but a chance that you're unlikeable, inn-ii— a chance that you're unlikeable, inn-ii yon— a chance that you're unlikeable, but if you constantly but if you if you constantly iione— but if you if you constantly blame everything snobbery, blame everything on snobbery, onen— blame everything on snobbery, inen—gei| then you presume you can get noining— then you presume you can get noining nong— then you presume you can get nothing wrong. yeah i must be nigni— nothing wrong. yeah i must be nigni oii— nothing wrong. yeah i must be right all-time.— nothing wrong. yeah i must be right all time. and if you right all the time. and if you oisognee— right all the time. and if you disagree snobbery . disagree with me, snobbery. noon— disagree with me, snobbery. noon nene-s— disagree with me, snobbery. look, here's the— disagree with me, snobbery. look, here's the scandal now , look, here's the scandal now, one— look, here's the scandal now, one eonsninoey— look, here's the scandal now, the conspiracy there's the conspiracy theory. there's no voy— the conspiracy theory. there's no voy enon— the conspiracy theory. there's no way that boris— the conspiracy theory. there's no way that boris johnson would win—in— no way that boris johnson would win—in uxbridge.i win a by—election in uxbridge. nnn— win a by—election in uxbridge. one no— win a by—election in uxbridge. but now there's— win a by—election in uxbridge. but now there's a— win a by—election in uxbridge. but now there's a space in mid bedfordshire_ but now there's a space in mid bedfordshire ._ but now there's a space in mid bedfordshire . and— but now there's a space in mid bedfordshire . and if there's one bedfordshire. and if there's one ining— bedfordshire. and if there's one ining yon— bedfordshire. and if there's one ining yon eon— bedfordshire. and if there's one ining yon soy— bedfordshire. and if there's one thing you can say of boris ionnson— thing you can say of boris ionnson ne— thing you can say of boris johnson, he performs well in nens— johnson, he performs well in nens oni— johnson, he performs well in beds one in— johnson, he performs well in beds and if there's one thing you— beds and if there's one thing yon soy— beds and if there's one thing yon soy ononi— beds and if there's one thing you say about nadine, she'd do enon— you say about nadine, she'd do not ion— you say about nadine, she'd do that for boris. _ you say about nadine, she'd do that for boris. she— you say about nadine, she'd do that for boris. she loves she loves that guy. she would. i mean, were just chatting mean, we were just chatting oioni— mean, we were just chatting oioni-going— mean, we were just chatting about-going-the. mean, we were just chatting about going the jungle, about her going into the jungle, you about her going into the jungle, yon-neeonse— about her going into the jungle, you-because she's- about her going into the jungle, you because she's been you know, because she's been nne,— you know, because she's been gkg, one— you know, because she's been gkg, oi— you know, because she's been
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like, one of those— you know, because she's been like, one of those wacky politicians— like, one of those wacky politicians a _ like, one of those wacky politicians a bit the politicians a bit like the inonsnon— politicians a bit like the transport guy. was the transport guy. who was the inonsnon— transport guy. who was the transport-grant- transport guy. who was the transport grant shapps transport guy? grant shapps you know,— transport guy? grant shapps you non—nne,- transport guy? grant shapps you non—nne, ine| know, because she did like, the cozy— know, because she did like, the enozy—sne- know, because she did like, the enozy—sne nos- crazy tiktok where she was rapping— crazy tiktok where she was nogging oni— crazy tiktok where she was rapping and she went into the inngie— rapping and she went into the inngie. ano— rapping and she went into the jungle. and again, though, her same _wasn't it- jungle. and again, though, her same wasn't it snobbery. same excuse, wasn't it snobbery. ano— same excuse, wasn't it snobbery. ann is— same excuse, wasn't it snobbery. ann is nine— same excuse, wasn't it snobbery. ann is iine ,— same excuse, wasn't it snobbery. and it's like , nah,— same excuse, wasn't it snobbery. and it's like , nah, you're and it's like, nah, you're playing— and it's like, nah, you're playing that_ and it's like, nah, you're playing that card too often , playing that card too often, ioies — playing that card too often, ioies yon— playing that card too often, babes. you need to come out with soneining— babes. you need to come out with soneining ene.— babes. you need to come out with something else. but— babes. you need to come out with something else. but yeah, it's a bit something else. but yeah, it's a iii-enon— something else. but yeah, it's a bit-that she's— something else. but yeah, it's a bit-that she's done- something else. but yeah, it's a bit that she's done now bit sad that she's done this now one— bit sad that she's done this now one yeon— bit sad that she's done this now on yeon, sne-s— bit sad that she's done this now and yeah, she's lately been overshadowed— and yeah, she's lately been overshadowed ._ and yeah, she's lately been overshadowed . and again, like overshadowed. and again, like the overshadowed. and again, like one iii— overshadowed. and again, like one iii nens— overshadowed. and again, like the lib dems are— overshadowed. and again, like the lib dems are like where you gei— the lib dems are like where you gei ii— the lib dems are like where you gei in one— the lib dems are like where you can get it and it's— the lib dems are like where you can get it and it's like you guys— can get it and it's like you gnys oe— can get it and it's like you gnys so— can get it and it's like you guys are so funny tonight. yeah oni— guys are so funny tonight. yeah ono oivionsiy— guys are so funny tonight. yeah and obviously we _ guys are so funny tonight. yeah and obviously we should congratulate— and obviously we should congratulate jacob rees—mogg, vno— congratulate jacob rees—mogg, vno is— congratulate jacob rees—mogg, vno is no— congratulate jacob rees—mogg, who is now sir— congratulate jacob rees—mogg, who is now sirjacob rees—mogg. is who is now sirjacob rees—mogg. is no— who is now sirjacob rees—mogg. is no on— who is now sirjacob rees—mogg. is no on news?— who is now sirjacob rees—mogg. is he gb news? |_ who is now sirjacob rees—mogg. is he gb news? | think— who is now sirjacob rees—mogg. is he gb news? i think that's- is he gb news? i think that's the first gb news knighthood we've had. we've had anyway, the guardian now and the eu have finally agreed on how to deal with illegal immigrants. sorry, irregular migrants. i've got to use the correct term for these criminals. diane well, well, so the headline for the guardian is eu agrees radical reforms on migration and asylum laws. so now the guardian sort of
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oniiines— now the guardian sort of outlines is— now the guardian sort of outlines is that the bloc state nos— outlines is that the bloc state nos ogneeo— outlines is that the bloc state has agreed now— outlines is that the bloc state has agreed now that they've made enonges— has agreed now that they've made enonges enon— has agreed now that they've made changes that member states, for evonnie— changes that member states, for evonnie ,— changes that member states, for evonnie , wig,— changes that member states, for example , will, if— changes that member states, for example , will, if they need to example, will, if they need to innn — example, will, if they need to innn ovoy— example, will, if they need to turn away people— example, will, if they need to turn away people who seek osyinn— turn away people who seek osyinn, iney— turn away people who seek asylum, they will decide what eonniny— asylum, they will decide what eonniny is— asylum, they will decide what country is safe— asylum, they will decide what country is safe to— asylum, they will decide what country is safe to send the osyinn— country is safe to send the asylum seekers— country is safe to send the asylum seekers to like because all asylum seekers to like because oii ine— asylum seekers to like because all the different— asylum seekers to like because all the different member states gink— all the different member states gink inoi— all the different member states think that different places are soie— think that different places are soie oni— think that different places are safe and this— think that different places are safe and this is— think that different places are safe and this is the equivalent of g...— safe and this is the equivalent of the rwanda _ safe and this is the equivalent of the rwanda plan . e of the rwanda plan. so it's not sending— of the rwanda plan. so it's not sending them to a country inside europe. it's sending them back to a country that they travelled through or just just somewhere that are. that isn't where they are. yeah, exactly . but i think the yeah, exactly. but i think the big kine— yeah, exactly. but i think the big one oi— yeah, exactly. but i think the big kind of headline this is big kind of headline on this is gig— big kind of headline on this is not ine— big kind of headline on this is that the countries— big kind of headline on this is that the countries could be finen— that the countries could be fined nn— that the countries could be iineo no no— that the countries could be fined up to £17,200 per head and for fined up to £17,200 per head and ion nennei— fined up to £17,200 per head and for member countries who refuse to for member countries who refuse no gog— for member countries who refuse no nos neingees— for member countries who refuse no nos neingees ,— for member countries who refuse to host refugees , yeah. now not to host refugees, yeah. now not all to host refugees, yeah. now not oii oi— to host refugees, yeah. now not oii of ne— to host refugees, yeah. now not all of the countries— to host refugees, yeah. now not all of the countries in the bloc nove— all of the countries in the bloc nove ogneeo— all of the countries in the bloc have agreed to— all of the countries in the bloc have agreed to this. poland and nnngony— have agreed to this. poland and nnngony nove— have agreed to this. poland and hungary have been very , very hungary have been very, very ongny— hungary have been very, very ongny vin— hungary have been very, very ongny viin inis— hungary have been very, very angry with this ._ hungary have been very, very angry with this . and bulgaria ,
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angry with this. and bulgaria, iihnonio— angry with this. and bulgaria, lithuania, malta— angry with this. and bulgaria, lithuania, malta and slovakia oinioineo— lithuania, malta and slovakia abstained from _ lithuania, malta and slovakia abstained from voting. so it's not— abstained from voting. so it's not something— abstained from voting. so it's not something that everyone is ogneeing— not something that everyone is ogneeing ononn— not something that everyone is agreeing about. but there's a big difference— agreeing about. but there's a big difference in— agreeing about. but there's a big difference in the bloc ieiveen— big difference in the bloc ietveen ,— big difference in the bloc between , you— big difference in the bloc between , you know, the countries between, you know, the countries inoi— between, you know, the countries not oe— between, you know, the countries not on— between, you know, the countries that are on the— between, you know, the countries that are on the front line, so to that are on the front line, so no sneon— that are on the front line, so no sneon oi— that are on the front line, so to speak, of receiving the bulk of g..— to speak, of receiving the bulk of the immigrants. to speak, of receiving the bulk of the immigrants . yeah. like of the immigrants. yeah. like onese— of the immigrants. yeah. like eneeee veon— of the immigrants. yeah. like greece. yeah italy, greece, innisio— greece. yeah italy, greece, tunisia and— greece. yeah italy, greece, tunisia and then you've got sort of nose— tunisia and then you've got sort of nose not— tunisia and then you've got sort of those not in— tunisia and then you've got sort of those not in the— tunisia and then you've got sort of those not in the eu yet. oh, sonny.— of those not in the eu yet. oh, sonny. ano— of those not in the eu yet. oh, sonny. one i...— of those not in the eu yet. oh, sorry. and then you've got the, ne— sorry. and then you've got the, nne neogie — sorry. and then you've got the, the people that— sorry. and then you've got the, the people that are further oiieio— the people that are further oiieio .— the people that are further afield . they're— the people that are further afield . they're one of the. afield. they're one of the. inn-s— afield. they're one of the. inot-s vny— afield. they're one of the. that's why i'm— afield. they're one of the. that's why i'm getting confused ieose— that's why i'm getting confused because they're _ that's why i'm getting confused because they're one of the eonmnes— because they're one of the countries they're going countries that they're going to visit— countries that they're going to visitibut— countries that they're going to visitibutlbecome- countries that they're going to visit but become the third visit. but to become the third party— visit. but to become the third pony-veon - visit. but to become the third pony-veon ine- party country. yeah the egnivoienn— party country. yeah the equivalent rwanda kind of equivalent of rwanda kind of thing. yeah, yeah. but thing. yeah, yeah, yeah. but this been watered down so this deal's been watered down so much from its original that actually most should actually most countries should be this work. the be able to make this work. the individual country-to- individual country gets to decide—not- individual country gets to| decide—not the decide whether or not the nignont— decide whether or not the nignoni-stoy. - decide whether or not the migrant stay. and. and they migrant can stay. and. and they get to— migrant can stay. and. and they gei no nenne.— migrant can stay. and. and they get to define. there's a term in nene— get to define. there's a term in nen-yon— get to define. there's a term in here-you meant- get to define. there's a term in here-you meant to- get to define. there's a term in here you meant to have some here that you meant to have some connection— here that you meant to have some connection _third_ here that you meant to have some connection third party connection to this third party sonny.— connection to this third party sonny-ano- connection to this third party country. and that can be country. yeah. and that can be you— country. yeah. and that can be yon gink— country. yeah. and that can be you think this— country. yeah. and that can be you think this person spent some nine— you think this person spent some nine-to— you think this person spent some time _to -that's- time travelling to it. that's a connecti— time travelling to it. that's a connection. yeah. but i mean, if that's a connection, seems that's a connection, this seems like deal that saw
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like the kind of deal that saw on the uk might have won. on tv the uk might have won. it's a shame we're not part of tnis— it's a shame we're not part of tnis oeoi— it's a shame we're not part of this deal because— it's a shame we're not part of this deal because then you could note— this deal because then you could note o— this deal because then you could make a decision— this deal because then you could make a decision on— this deal because then you could make a decision on whether someone stays and make a decision— someone stays and make a decision on— someone stays and make a decision on whether go back decision on whether they go back to-intenesting— decision on whether they go back to- interesting -it?- to hm. interesting isn't it? inot-s— to hm. interesting isn't it? inot-s-ot- to hm. interesting isn't it? that's-of thing. to hm. interesting isn't it? that's of thing that that's the kind of thing that tnis— that's the kind of thing that tnis-eonntny— that's the kind of thing that this, country would this, this country would pnototiy— this, this country would probably like. 4 probably like. yeah. and i guess, i mean, following the tragic yes were tragic events. yes they were a swedish asylum seeker, stabbed the toddlers in the park, perhaps focussed european minds on issue and on dealing with this issue and making that in sweden they making sure that in sweden they have a huge issues with cultural integration , with people from, integration, with people from, you know , failed states follow you know, failed states follow mediaeval ideology . his then mediaeval ideology. his then coming to sweden and not integrating over a huge rise in gang crime and violence have been talking about this for a long while. it's not as if like pressure over— long while. it's not as if like pressure over the— 23 it's not as if like pressure over the last 2“3d it's not as if like pressure over the last few days vonio— pressure over the last few days vonio nove— pressure over the last few days would have made— pressure over the last few days would have made this story noppen. — would have made this story noppen. to.— would have made this story happen. no, but- would have made this story happen. \»2» “g would have made this story happen. \»2» “t: happen. no, but the thing is, i think it's crystallised in a lot of people's minds. you know, that imagery, it's very vivid and brings right home in a and it brings it right home in a way statistics and numbers way that statistics and numbers and people's virtue signalling
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tweets don't it? it does. but vnot— tweets don't it? it does. but vnot yon— tweets don't it? it does. but vnot yon nove— tweets don't it? it does. but what you have to— 3“ e c7 it does. but what you have to think about is, you— what you have to think about is, yon tnov— what you have to think about is, yon tnov vnot— what you have to think about is, you know what are— what you have to think about is, you know what are the root causes of this— you know what are the root causes of this huge amount of nignotione— causes of this huge amount of migration? because obviously we nove— migration? because obviously we nove son— migration? because obviously we nove sont ot— migration? because obviously we have sort of significant causes tite— have sort of significant causes iite tne— have sort of significant causes iite tne vvon— have sort of significant causes like the war in— have sort of significant causes like the war in ukraine because none— like the war in ukraine because tnene oe— like the war in ukraine because tnene i— like the war in ukraine because there are 1 million— like the war in ukraine because there are 1 million ukrainian netngees— there are 1 million ukrainian refugees living— there are 1 million ukrainian refugees living in poland who opposed— refugees living in poland who opposeo tnis— refugees living in poland who opposed this plan. you have the tines— opposed this plan. you have the stones tite— opposed this plan. you have the places like hong_ opposed this plan. you have the places like hong kong, but egnoiiy— places like hong kong, but egnoiiy on— places like hong kong, but equally or equally, we're going to see— equally or equally, we're going to tnings— equally or equally, we're going to see things like— equally or equally, we're going to see things like climate nignotion— to see things like climate migration as— to see things like climate migration as places become more tittienit— migration as places become more tittienit to— migration as places become more difficult to live— migration as places become more difficult to live in.— migration as places become more difficult to live in. so perhaps we yon— difficult to live in. so perhaps we yon know,— difficult to live in. so perhaps we you know, we— difficult to live in. so perhaps we you know, we need to also toens— we you know, we need to also toens on— we you know, we need to also toens on vny— we you know, we need to also focus on why why— we you know, we need to also focus on why why are there so nony— focus on why why are there so nony peopie— focus on why why are there so nony peopie sont— focus on why why are there so many people sort of migrating as vett— many people sort of migrating as not os— many people sort of migrating as not os tite— many people sort of migrating as well as like what— many people sort of migrating as well as like what to do when tney— well as like what to do when tney onive— well as like what to do when they arrive in— well as like what to do when they arrive in different countries. _ they arrive in different countries. yeah, and absolutely. ano— countries. yeah, and absolutely. one doing— countries. yeah, and absolutely. and doing something to solve the notion— and doing something to solve the nnotien-stonts- and doing something to solve the problem-starts . - problem before it starts. anyvoy— problem before it starts. anyvoy-on- problem before it starts. anyvoy. -on to i problem before it starts. i anyway,-on to the anyway, moving on to the guardian, which trying to guardian, which is trying to whip hysteria trump whip up hysteria about trump supporters steve, supporters being violent. steve, the headline 12 million americans believe is americans believe violence is justified to restore trump to power. so justified to restore trump to power . so this justified to restore trump to power. so this is the justified to restore trump to power . so this is the university power. so this is the university of power. so this is the university ot cnieogo— power. so this is the university of chicago doing— so this is the university of chicago doing research. i'll give— of chicago doing research. i'll give-ine— of chicago doing research. i'll give the headline is give you this. the headline is disingenuous,— give you this. the headline is disingenuous, the research disingenuous, but the research isn-t— disingenuous, but the research isn-t teose— disingenuous, but the research isn't because the— disingenuous, but the research isn't because the research says tnene-s— isn't because the research says tnene-s peopie— isn't because the research says there's people on—
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isn't because the research says there's people on both sides who tnint— there's people on both sides who think-violence— there's people on both sides who think-violence is— think that violence is a pontoon— think that violence is a perfectly good way to try and oenieve — perfectly good way to try and achieve their— perfectly good way to try and achieve their goals, not just nestoning— achieve their goals, not just restoring trump— achieve their goals, not just restoring trump to there restoring trump to power. there are restoring trump to power. there oneno-n— restoring trump to power. there one-vno-oo- restoring trump to power. there one-vno-oo it- restoring trump to power. therei are _who-do it over are people who would do it over the are people who would do it over tne stotes— are people who would do it over the states having— are people who would do it over the states having decisions over otontion— the states having decisions over abortion—sides. abortion. so there's both sides are abortion. so there's both sides one—tne— abortion. so there's both sides are _the violence. are saying that the violence nignt— are saying that the violence nignt snit— are saying that the violence might suit, but— are saying that the violence might suit, but we're talking tiny— might suit, but we're talking tiny proportions— might suit, but we're talking tiny proportions . might suit, but we're talking tiny proportions . might suit, but we're talking tiny proportions . tiny proportions. i mean, this is like 4% of americans believe in in violence to restore trump to power. and that's if you've in in violence to restore trump to pit/er. and that's if you've in in violence to restore trump to pit a'. and that's if you've in in violence to restore trump to pit a questionnaire you've in in violence to restore trump to pit a questionnaire like 've in in violence to restore trump to pit a questionnaire like if; had it a questionnaire like if one if one question says you know, do you do you like to in a jam jar and keep it in the fridge and, you know, somebody's going to take you're going to go 4% people ticking that box. 4% of people ticking that box. yeah, people don't yeah, but because people don't read questionnaires and at least 4% will a daft 4% of people will give a daft answer. so i don't think is answer. so i don't think this is indicative anything. wait indicative of anything. wait a minute, though. _ indicative of anything. wait a. minute, though. _american, minute, though. 4% of american, as minute, though. 4% of american, os-toiting— minute, though. 4% of american, as-talking about,- as you're talking about, a eonntny— as you're talking about, a eonntny-nos- as you're talking about, a country-has a- as you're talking about, a country has a population in country that has a population in 2021— country that has a population in zozi ot— country that has a population in zozi ot sons»— country that has a population in 2021 of 331.9 million, so 4% of a 2021 of 331.9 million, so 4% of o popniotion— 2021 of 331.9 million, so 4% of o pooniotion is— 2021 of 331.9 million, so 4% of a population is 66— 2021 of 331.9 million, so 4% of a population is 66 million poope— a population is 66 million peopie, vnien— a population is 66 million people, which is a lot. v422“ people, which is a lot. yeah. yon— people, which is a lot. yeah. von nont— people, which is a lot. yeah. von wont to— people, which is a lot. yeah. you want to try— people, which is a lot. yeah. you want to try and take them in a fight? it's not 66 million, is it? what? what, 4? no 12 maths. rubbish. it? what? what, 4? no 12 maths. ionttisn. agoin— it? what? what, 4? no 12 maths.
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itnttisn. agoin. ny— it? what? what, 4? no 12 maths. rubbish. again. my dad's- c7 what? 47’ \2» �*2’ rubbish. again. my dad's going to voten— rubbish. again. my dad's going to watch this— rubbish. again. my dad's going to watch this and— rubbish. again. my dad's going to watch this and he's going to be to watch this and he's going to te tite— to watch this and he's going to te iite nen— to watch this and he's going to be like her maths.— to watch this and he's going to be like her maths. e �*iz�*i be like her maths. it's about 12 million which is still a lot. yeah it's still a lot. but look at this. i got some stats. my nnone-s— at this. i got some stats. my phone's broken— at this. i got some stats. my phone's broken on- i got some stats. my phone's broken on the. the phone's broken on the. on the tonic— phone's broken on the. on the tonic ot— phone's broken on the. on the topic ot peopie— phone's broken on the. on the topic of people who think that nonoio— topic of people who think that donald—robbed- topic of people who think that. donald—robbedlthe donald trump was robbed in the int— donald trump was robbed in the last election— donald trump was robbed in the last election ,_ donald trump was robbed in the last election , it's— donald trump was robbed in the last election , it's 20. but just last election, it's 20. but just one— last election, it's 20. but just otten tne— last election, it's 20. but just after the election— last election, it's 20. but just after the election it was 26. nov— after the election it was 26. now is— after the election it was 26. now is tnis— after the election it was 26. how is this story- after the election it was 26. how is this story ? not 6% of how is this story? not 6% of peopie— how is this story? not 6% of peopie oe— how is this story? not 6% of people are willing to change tnein— people are willing to change tnein nnino. — people are willing to change their mind. this— people are willing to change their mind. this has not been spotted— their mind. this has not been spotted in— their mind. this has not been spotted in nature— their mind. this has not been spotted in nature for ages now, so tnot-s— spotted in nature for ages now, so tnot-s gnite— spotted in nature for ages now, so that's quite impressive , so that's quite impressive, espeoioiiy— so that's quite impressive, espeeioiiy in— so that's quite impressive, especially in america, the way tnot— especially in america, the way no tnein— especially in america, the way that their politics— especially in america, the way that their politics like us getting— that their politics like us getting o— that their politics like us getting o tit— that their politics like us getting a bit tribal. these are tnitoi— getting a bit tribal. these are tnitoi peopie— getting a bit tribal. these are tribal people who've gone, oh, noyte— tribal people who've gone, oh, noyte not. — tribal people who've gone, oh, maybe not. yeah.— tribal people who've gone, oh, maybe not. yeah. and also it's one— maybe not. yeah. and also it's gnite o— maybe not. yeah. and also it's gnite o-noeno- maybe not. yeah. and also it's quite a macho culture. quite a gung macho culture. i non-t— quite a gung macho culture. i non-t tiongtt— quite a gung macho culture. i don't thought, you— quite a gung macho culture. i don't thought, you know,- quite a gung macho culture. i don't thought, you know, even on the side, there's going the democrat side, there's going to be a lot of people who are going want just excuse for going to want just an excuse for some violence, even is some violence, even if it is getting their into. i getting their opponent into. i just say, i read the just want to say, i read the vnong— just want to say, i read the wrong number— just want to say, i read the wrong number that i wrote down. but wrong number that i wrote down. on vnot— wrong number that i wrote down. but what interesting about but what is interesting about tnis— but what is interesting about tnis stony— but what is interesting about this story-that— but what is interesting about this story that do this story is that they do oetnoiiy— this story is that they do actually-for- actually say that for the vioienee — actually say that for the violence occur, certain violence to occur, certain toetons— violence to occur, certain toetons-to- violence to occur, certain factors-to be - violence to occur, certain. factors-to be -you violence to occur, certain- factors-to be -you can factors need to be met. you can nove— factors need to be met. you can nove tnis— factors need to be met. you can have this underlying sense of vioienee— have this underlying sense of violence and— have this underlying sense of violence and this— have this underlying sense of violence and this underlying
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sense-needldo- violence and this underlying- sense-needldo something sense of we need to do something to-enonge— sense of we need to do something to-enonge mag..— sense of we need to do something to change made, because to get change made, because a lot to get change made, because a iot ot— to get change made, because a iot ot peopie— to get change made, because a lot of people apparently don't teiieve— lot of people apparently don't believe-political- lot of people apparently don't believe political system. lot of people apparently don't believeorder political system. lot of people apparently don't believeorder for olitical system. lot of people apparently don't believeorder for that:al system. lot of people apparently don't believeorder for that violence n. but in order for that violence to oetnoiiy— but in order for that violence to actually spill— but in order for that violence to actually spill real to actually spill into real pp,— to actually spill into real life, certain _ to actually spill into real life, certain need to to actually spill into real- life, certain-need to be life, certain factors need to be not— life, certain factors need to be not tetone— life, certain factors need to be met before it's— met before it's like a goldilocks- met before it's like a goldilocks kind of effect. toot.— goldilocks kind of effect. non-ot— goldilocks kind of effect. yeah,-of people- goldilocks kind of effect. yeah,-of people have yeah, a lot of people have talked tough questioner or talked tough on a questioner or on internet, but not real on the internet, but not in real life, thankfully. the life, thankfully. anyway, the times good news. times now with some good news. warmer weather is the way. warmer weather is on the way. diane. oh god. there's numbers in-veii.— diane. oh god. there's numbers in-veii. so— diane. oh god. there's numbers in-well. so the- diane. oh god. there's numbers in-well. so the times- in this as well. so the times most— in this as well. so the times most countries— in this as well. so the times most countries will fail to hit tnein— most countries will fail to hit tnein net— most countries will fail to hit their net zero— most countries will fail to hit their net zero goal, say scientists— their net zero goal, say scientists ._ their net zero goal, say scientists . so- their net zero goal, say scientists . so the imperial scientists. so the imperial coiiege— scientists. so the imperial college london have done a study vnien— college london have done a study vnien tney-ve— college london have done a study which they've published in the ionnnoi— which they've published in the journal science,— which they've published in the journal science, and it's a tittie— journal science, and it's a iittie tit— journal science, and it's a little bit sad— journal science, and it's a little bit sad ,_ journal science, and it's a little bit sad , but essentially little bit sad, but essentially tnene— little bit sad, but essentially tnene is— little bit sad, but essentially tnene is o— little bit sad, but essentially there is a low— little bit sad, but essentially there is a low confidence us tnot— there is a low confidence us tnot vvo-e— there is a low confidence us that we're actually going to meet— that we're actually going to meet ony— that we're actually going to meet ony ot— that we're actually going to meet any of our— that we're actually going to meet any of our climate targets. tinie— meet any of our climate targets. wniie goo.— meet any of our climate targets. wniie ooyo ot— meet any of our climate targets. while 90% of the— meet any of our climate targets. while 90% of the people who the otnes— while 90% of the people who the countries who _ while 90% of the people who the countries who have— while 90% of the people who the countries who have signed up are not going— countries who have signed up are not going to— countries who have signed up are not going to meet— countries who have signed up are not going to meet their targets. ano— not going to meet their targets. and unfortunately— not going to meet their targets. and unfortunately , that means and unfortunately, that means tnot— and unfortunately, that means tnot-noy— and unfortunately, that means tnot-noy neot- and unfortunately, that means that-may heat up. and unfortunately, that means that may heat up by that the world may heat up by 2.4 that the world may heat up by no oegnees— that the world may heat up by no oegnees ty— that the world may heat up by 2.4 degrees by the year 2100. so by noo— 2.4 degrees by the year 2100. so by 2100 scottish— 2.4 degrees by the year 2100. so by 2100 scottish people are going— by 2100 scottish people are going to— by 2100 scottish people are going to nove— by 2100 scottish people are going to have to undo the top tntton— going to have to undo the top tntton on— going to have to undo the top button on their— going to have to undo the top button on their duffle coat. i
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tnis— button on their duffle coat. i mean, this doesn't- button on their duffle coat. i mean, this doesn't sound- button on their duffle coat. i mean, this doesn't sound like that much of a disaster, steve, although by that year, yeah, you'll be opening duffel you'll be opening your duffel coat, three other coat, but also three other continents be living in continents will be living in scotland people have to scotland as people have to migrate from areas . migrate away from those areas. no, won't. yeah, well we no, they won't. yeah, well we inst— no, they won't. yeah, well we inst soio— no, they won't. yeah, well we just said earlier— no, they won't. yeah, well we just said earlier because of just said earlier on because of cnnoto— just said earlier on because of ennon-inst— just said earlier on because of climate, just about climate, it's not just about temperature,— climate, it's not just about temperature, but what we do. vnot— temperature, but what we do. vnot-stove.— temperature, but what we do. what-steve, is- temperature, but what we do. what-steve, is we- temperature, but what we do. what-steve, is we stopi what we do, steve, is we stop them. well, you're right. it's not— them. well, you're right. it's not nonogeo— them. well, you're right. it's not managed it— them. well, you're right. it's not managed it so- well, you're right. it's not managed it so far. i mean, i know— not managed it so far. i mean, i know it— not managed it so far. i mean, i know it os— not managed it so far. i mean, i know it one— not managed it so far. i mean, i know it was one of— not managed it so far. i mean, i know it was one of rishi's pones— know it was one of rishi's promises, pledges, priorities. in— promises, pledges, priorities. in pnetty— promises, pledges, priorities. i'm pretty sure. _ promises, pledges, priorities. i'm pretty sure. ”2 i'm pretty sure. i'm pretty sure once it hits like 100,000 once once it hits like 100,000 people coming across channel people coming across the channel every something every week, something will actually done about it. actually get done about it. well, i just say that there well, may i just say that there is a little bit of good news in this report. apparently, we're ot— this report. apparently, we're ot tne— this report. apparently, we're one of the few— this report. apparently, we're one of the few-that. ”2:»;»2»”. apparently, we're one of the few that are one of the few places that are oetnoiiy— one of the few places that are oetnoiiy going— one of the few places that are actually going to— one of the few places that are actually going to meet our cnnoto— actually going to meet our climate,-zero- actually going to meet our climate, zero climate climate, our net zero climate sont— climate, our net zero climate sontltongets.— climate, our net zero climate sort ltargets. -that - sort of targets. isn't that geot— sort of targets. isn't that great because - sort of targets. isn't that great because we're all you've got— great because we're all you've got-onnt— great because we're all you've got admit, everybody's really got to admit, everybody's really tnying—neeyeie. | trying a lot of people recycle. a-peopie— trying a lot of people recycle. a-peopie oe- trying a lot of people recycle. a people are trying to a lot of people are trying to note— a lot of people are trying to make changes— a lot of people are trying to make changes their life. and make changes to their life. and it—ney— make changes to their life. and “_heyv gange- make changes to their life. and it—ney gong, os- it looks like, hey, gang, as a group,— it looks like, hey, gang, as a 9.0... i— it looks like, hey, gang, as a gnonp, i-ve-ne- it looks like, hey, gang, as a group, i we're actually group, i think we're actually doing— group, i think we're actually doing-vett— group, i think we're actually doing-welllthe- group, i think we're actually. doing-welllthe-so doing pretty well in the uk. so nnitoin— doing pretty well in the uk. so nnitoin is— doing pretty well in the uk. so britain is-of_ doing pretty well in the uk. so britain is-of the- doing pretty well in the uk. so britain is of the countries britain is one of the countries tnots— britain is one of the countries that's actually— britain is one of the countries that's actually going to hit its eiinote— that's actually going to hit its climate targets. _ that's actually going to hit its climate targets. kitty 2”2 climate targets. why are just stop targets britain?
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stop oil still targets britain? why aren't why don't we why aren't they why don't we send stop china or send just stop oil to china or nonh send just stop oil to china or north or just somewhere? north korea orjust somewhere? i there is there is some i mean, there is there is some voiioity— i mean, there is there is some voiioity in— i mean, there is there is some validity in that— i mean, there is there is some validity in that argument. tnene-s— validity in that argument. inene-s o— validity in that argument. there's a lot— validity in that argument. there's a lot of validity, but it-gets— there's a lot of validity, but it-gets carried. - there's a lot of validity, but it gets carried. agrees it never gets carried. agrees vitn— it never gets carried. agrees vitn nee— it never gets carried. agrees vitn nee to,— it never gets carried. agrees with me? no, because soon as with me? no, because as soon as tnene-s— with me? no, because as soon as tnene-sleiinote— with me? no, because as soon as there's climate protester, there's a climate protester, -soeoneyon- there's a climate protester, someone you, your good self someone like you, your good self viii— someone like you, your good self viii-viny— someone like you, your good self viii-tiny non-t— someone like you, your good self will-why don't you- someone like you, your good self will why don't you do that will say, why don't you do that in-inen— will say, why don't you do that in-inen next— will say, why don't you do that in _then next time- will say, why don't you do that in then next time someone in china? then next time someone ties— in china? then next time someone ties-toot— in china? then next time someone ties-toot onn- in china? then next time someone tries-book and you- tries to edit a book and you say,— tries to edit a book and you soy, tnis— tries to edit a book and you soy, inis is— tries to edit a book and you say, this is disgraceful, this is censorship,— say, this is disgraceful, this is censorship, don't you is censorship, why don't you ongne—inl is censorship, why don't you- ongne—in cninoe argue about censorship in china? why— argue about censorship in china? wny-ongning— argue about censorship in china? wny-ongning-itel argue about censorship in china?j why-arguing-it? to why are you arguing about it? to nengnin—nenee- why are you arguing about it? to nengnin—nenee - penguin books over here? honesty.— penguin books over here? nonostiy. it— penguin books over here? honestly, if you _ penguin books over here? honestly, if you want- penguin books over here? honestly, if you want to pay for the flights, i'll go and do it anyway. the telegraph with anyway. the telegraph now, with anyway. the telegraph now, with an benefit of climate an unexpected benefit of climate change. great news change. it's great news for climate change today. going climate change today. it's going to bunk off work. to be easier to bunk off work. steve there's a movement to try and clock off early and let workers clock off early when temperatures hit 25 degrees. that seem very degrees. that doesn't seem very not.— degrees. that doesn't seem very not—i— degrees. that doesn't seem very not—i neon- degrees. that doesn't seem very not—i so- degrees. that doesn't seem very hot._| mean, so in- hot. it doesn't. i mean, so in genenoi— hot. it doesn't. i mean, so in genenoi ,— hot. it doesn't. i mean, so in genenoi , ve— hot. it doesn't. i mean, so in general , we should all left general, we should have all left tnis— general, we should have all left tnis-oeon— general, we should have all left tnis-veon ve— general, we should have all left this-yeah, we-bei this studio. yeah, we should be inst—in- this studio. yeah, we should be inst—in genenoii this studio. yeah, we should bei just—in general. this studio. yeah, we should be. just—in general. i just an empty room in general. i tite— just an empty room in general. i iite tne— just an empty room in general. i iite tne ioeo— just an empty room in general. i like the idea of— just an empty room in general. i like the idea of not— just an empty room in general. i like the idea of not working vnen— like the idea of not working vnen its— like the idea of not working when it's too— like the idea of not working when it's too hot because i'm a vvonent— when it's too hot because i'm a vvonent not— when it's too hot because i'm a vvonent not o— when it's too hot because i'm a worker, not a business owner. tnene— worker, not a business owner. inene snonio— worker, not a business owner. there should-very- worker, not a business owner. there should very easy there should be a very easy oivioe— there should be a very easy divide-this.— there should be a very easy divide-this. if— there should be a very easy divide this. if have to divide on this. if you have to nont— divide on this. if you have to vont in— divide on this. if you have to vont in tne— divide on this. if you have to work in the heat,— divide on this. if you have to work in the heat, maybe you
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non-t— work in the heat, maybe you oon-t nont— work in the heat, maybe you don't want to _ work in the heat, maybe you don't want to much. but don't want to so much. but yone— don't want to so much. but yone nignt.— don't want to so much. but you're right. 25— don't want to so much. but you're right. 25 degrees doesn't seen-tnot— you're right. 25 degrees doesn't seem that difficult seem like it's that difficult to cope— seem like it's that difficult to cope-int- seem like it's that difficult to cope-iost yeon- seem like it's that difficult to cope last year when cope with. like last year when it-oegnees. — cope with. like last year when it-degrees. that's- it was 40 degrees. that's a tittenent— it was 40 degrees. that's a different issue. _ it was 40 degrees. that's a different issue. but then a lot of different issue. but then a lot ot tne— different issue. but then a lot of the recommendations that neoning— of the recommendations that we're hearing in— of the recommendations that we're hearing in this article soying—onoi we're hearing in this article. soying—ono pnt saying they should try and put things— saying they should try and put things-to— saying they should try and put things-to-peoptel things in place to stop people sitting— things in place to stop people sitting-sunlight- things in place to stop people sitting yeah, sunlight things in place to stop people sitting yeah, it sunlight things in place to stop people sitting yeah, it just ight things in place to stop people sitting yeah, it just makes during. yeah, it just makes yeah— during. yeah, it just makes sense. yeah i'm- during. yeah, it just makes sense. yeah i'm not sure if you need— sense. yeah i'm not sure if you need those— sense. yeah i'm not sure if you need these-e— sense. yeah i'm not sure if you need those-a rules.- sense. yeah i'm not sure if you need those a rules. maybe if need those as a rules. maybe if the— need those as a rules. maybe if this-coming— need those as a rules. maybe if this-coming from - need those as a rules. maybe if this coming from sitting this wasn't coming from sitting in enee— this wasn't coming from sitting in direct sunlight— in direct sunlight at work. unless— in direct sunlight at work. unless you're— in direct sunlight at work. unless you're some- in direct sunlight at work. unless you're some sort of fisherman or something. i mean, like. yeah, the like. yeah, but that's the poem.— like. yeah, but that's the poem. nee— like. yeah, but that's the point. this is— like. yeah, but that's the point. this is not- c yeah, but that's the point. this is not addressing eee— point. this is not addressing eee-whe— point. this is not addressing the-who actually- point. this is not addressing the _who actually to the people who actually have to week— the people who actually have to work—conditions- the people who actually have to work conditions like work in very hot conditions like the— work in very hot conditions like the guy. — work in very hot conditions like me guy. demet— work in very hot conditions like this guy. daniel shears, health ene— this guy. daniel shears, health and-director— this guy. daniel shears, health and-director at- this guy. daniel shears, health and director at gmb and safety director at the gmb umen. — and safety director at the gmb union. _thinking- and safety director at the gmb union. thinking about union. he's not thinking about the union. he's not thinking about eee—have- union. he's not thinking abouti eee—have-m the people who have to work in the people who have to work in the street.— the people who have to work in the street. - people - the people who have to work in the street. people who work the people who have to work in th
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they go through it. but your temperature shoots up so temperature just shoots up so eweeeww— temperature just shoots up so suddenly you're— temperature just shoots up so suddenly you're boiling yourself to suddenly you're boiling yourself we deem— suddenly you're boiling yourself to deem-wee— suddenly you're boiling yourself to death the climate's to death while the climate's bowing— to death while the climate's boiling yourself. ”cl boiling yourself. so you're saying— boiling yourself. so you're saying we avoid a lot of saying we could avoid a lot of these by hiring these issues by not hiring women? no no. but what we could do women? no no. but what we could we we— women? no no. but what we could we is maybe— women? no no. but what we could do is maybe change— women? no no. but what we could do is maybe change our— , m? but what we could do is maybe change our working weeweee— do is maybe change our working practises, which— do is maybe change our working practises, which i— do is maybe change our working practises, which i think is what we— practises, which i think is what we ew— practises, which i think is what we guy we— practises, which i think is what this guy is talking about. i mean, we're already a lot of us working— mean, we're already a lot of us are working from _ mean, we're already a lot of us are working from home, but perwepe— perhaps we should incorporate eieeeee. — perhaps we should incorporate eieeeee. -w— perhaps we should incorporate siestas. _in the- perhaps we should incorporate siestas. " aunt; . siestas. well, in the article it says that the urge employers to introduce measures, introduce special measures, including those working including fans for those working from hit. from home once temperatures hit. i like, you're at home, i was like, you're at home, you've live there. you've got to live there. afterwards, you own your own fan. this is one of the going to leave work and stay in your living room, which is the same temperature. you're just not going— temperature. you're just not going-be— temperature. you're just not going-be working- ”cl you're just not going be working anymore going to be working anymore enwwew. — going to be working anymore anywav- _ie— going to be working anymore anywav- _ie fer- going to be working anymore anyway. it for part anyway. that's it for part two. ewe— anyway. that's it for part two. ewe-up,— anyway. that's it for part two. ewe-up, w-wee- anyway. that's it for part two.| but-up, we've-fish anyway. that's it for part two.- but-up, we've-fish on but coming up, we've got fish on brusse— but coming up, we've got fish on drugs,-guardian_ but coming up, we've got fish on drugs,-guardian on- but coming up, we've got fish on drugs, guardian on bias, drugs, the guardian on bias, weweeuw— drugs, the guardian on bias, ironically, and— drugs, the guardian on bias, ironically, and on mars. ironically, and stars on mars. see— see
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i'm keeping you company right through until 7:00 this evening. gb news the people's . channel gb news the people's. channel welcome back to headliners. we've got the metro now, and in the we've got the metro now, and in we meet— we've got the metro now, and in the most exciting— we've got the metro now, and in the most exciting story we've ever covered, there are some
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eeeeeepeweee— ever covered, there are some discrepancies in— ever covered, there are some discrepancies in unit pricing in weeee-e wwew— discrepancies in unit pricing in tesco's, which contravene pwewe— tesco's, which contravene pricing guidance. please don't ewwew— pricing guidance. please don't switch off— pricing guidance. please don't switch off de—man right now. jt» switch off de—man right now. do you switch off de—man right now. do we knew— switch off de—man right now. do you knew when— switch off de—man right now. do you know what? this— switch off de—man right now. do you know what? this is- switch off de—man right now. do you know what? this is actually quite interesting. tesco quote could be breaking the law over unclear pricing. so according to the consumer group , which the consumer group, which question mark they have been investigating how tesco advertise their products. now we all know that the way tesco works is that they'll put up all this stuff, but then they'll have these clubcard things. if you've little blue you've got the magic little blue card, can get card, then you can get a discount on the products. if you don't have it, you don't have the discount. leave the shop now. now they have now. now what they have discovered when they put discovered is that when they put up clubcard they up these clubcard things, they don't price per 100g don't put up the price per 100g and quite crucial bit and that is quite a crucial bit of information because very of information because it's very crucial like who crucial for somebody like me who likes choose what chocolate likes to choose what chocolate i buy. you can see the original nnee— buy. you can see the original price per— buy. you can see the original price new 1009— buy. you can see the original price per 100g and- you can see the original price per 100g and then you can wen— price per 100g and then you can we eewew— price per 100g and then you can just calcul plate— price per 100g and then you can just calcul plate that your just calcul plate that in your need—nnee- just calcul plate that in youri head—pricelthe head for clubcard price in the wew— head for clubcard price in the wew vou— head for clubcard price in the same way you can calculate how men— same way you can calculate how many people— same way you can calculate how many people ee— same way you can calculate how many people are in— same way you can calculate how many people are in america. ween.— many people are in america. ween-newn— many people are in america. look,-down the- many people are in america. look,-down the wrongl look, i wrote down the wrong number on the sheet . and the
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number on the sheet. and the point is, is that during a cost of living crisis, we want people to have we don't people haven't got time to carry their calculators with and calculators around with them and they to you as an outrage they need to you as an outrage at tesco as diane well, i'm outraged at the general concept of this unit pricing in general because they don't make it easy. you'll have the cheap brand that wu— you'll have the cheap brand that win ee— you'll have the cheap brand that win no n— you'll have the cheap brand that win no n in— you'll have the cheap brand that will do it in pence— you'll have the cheap brand that will do it in pence per 100g and nnen— will do it in pence per 100g and nnen nne— will do it in pence per 100g and then the expensive— will do it in pence per 100g and then the expensive they've wnnen— then the expensive they've wnnen-in— then the expensive they've written in pounds per gram written that in pounds per gram .-nke,— written that in pounds per gram .-nke,..-.e_ written that in pounds per gram .-nke,..-.. eee- written that in pounds per gram .-like,-i've got to- . you're like, no, i've got to conven— . you're like, no, i've got to convert-you're- . you're like, no, i've got to. convert-you're-it convert units. you're doing it eennerenew.— convert units. you're doing it deliberately. actually what deliberately. but actually what tney-ne— deliberately. but actually what nnew-ne-nnn- deliberately. but actually what they're-this big- deliberately. but actually what they're this big sign they're doing is this big sign eewne— they're doing is this big sign eewng nnn— they're doing is this big sign eewng we we— they're doing is this big sign saying this is the cheaper version actually might still be more expensive _ version actually might still be more expensive per unit than newne— more expensive per unit than buying—se- more expensive per unit than newne—se nl more expensive per unit than newne—se n isl buying a larger one. so it is a con:— buying a larger one. so it is a n— buying a larger one. so it is a n n— buying a larger one. so it is a n n e— buying a larger one. so it is a con, it is a squeeze. it is a they— con, it is a squeeze. it is a con. they shouldn't do it. just put— con. they shouldn't do it. just nen—en— con. they shouldn't do it. just nne—en n.- con. they shouldn't do it. just put—on it. yeah. l con. they shouldn't do it. just. put—on it. yeah. put put the number on it. yeah. put the men— put the number on it. yeah. put the nwnen en— put the number on it. yeah. put the number on it.— put the number on it. yeah. put the number on it. tesco- put the number on it. yeah. put the number on it. tesco because it is a con and this article in the metro it goes into all about the metro it goes into all about the ketchup and essentially though if you're going to buy a bottle ketchup, best bottle of ketchup, the best value is obviously the massive bottle that won't fit on your shelf. according a source we shelf. according to a source we ween— shelf. according to a source we ween weeee— according to a source we aidan magee michigan, we've got the aidan magee michigan, we've got nne ewennen— aidan magee michigan, we've got the guardian now— aidan magee michigan, we've got the guardian now and drugs won't
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newe— the guardian now and drugs won't newe-nen— the guardian now and drugs won't newe-nen nnn— the guardian now and drugs won't make-rich, but if— the guardian now and drugs won't make rich, but if they're in make you rich, but if they're in the make you rich, but if they're in nne-cente— make you rich, but if they're in the-could make- make you rich, but if they're in the could make £6. the c, they could make £6. stewe— the c, they could make £6. seewe new— the c, they could make £6. seewe new, gee— the c, they could make £6. steve hey, get it,— the c, they could make £6. w:wt; c 53»: w: hi the c, they could make £6. wtwt t ffnt wt hi. steve hey, get it, squid. hi. levels of drugs found- twt; t flit wt hi. levels of drugs found in c of sewn— levels of drugs found in c of south england— levels of drugs found in c of south england coast. which explains— south england coast. which explains surfers— south england coast. which explains surfers so they've weeken— explains surfers so they've weewee ew— explains surfers so they've looked at marine life and it's newe— looked at marine life and it's being newnee— looked at marine life and it's being harmed by— looked at marine life and it's being harmed by prescription and weeweenenew— being harmed by prescription and recreational drugs— being harmed by prescription and recreational drugs in wastewater as recreational drugs in wastewater ee n— recreational drugs in wastewater ee n we— recreational drugs in wastewater ee n we wen-w— recreational drugs in wastewater as if we didn't have enough with poop— as if we didn't have enough with neon in— as if we didn't have enough with peep in ew— as if we didn't have enough with poop in our water— as if we didn't have enough with poop in our water anyway. appewenwww— poop in our water anyway. apparently now drugs are in enee.— apparently now drugs are in wnewe. ene— apparently now drugs are in there. the scientists have done enenne.— there. the scientists have done some analysis. apparently thev're_ some analysis. apparently they're pointing at evidence we— they're pointing at evidence that oestrogen _ they're pointing at evidence that oestrogen in water can ennne— that oestrogen in water can feminise male— that oestrogen in water can feminise male fish . oh, my god. feminise male fish. oh, my god. anewnew— feminise male fish. oh, my god. anewnew ewew— feminise male fish. oh, my god. anewnew ewew . — feminise male fish. oh, my god. another story . look- feminise male fish. oh, my god. another story . t another story. look what it's done to men as well on land. no, you really see the you can really see the difference men. like compared difference in men. like compared to was a kid, men were to when i was a kid, men were all hairy and had like, you all like hairy and had like, you know, hands threw bales know, big hands and threw bales over tractors and stuff. now over tractors and stuff. and now they're like, with and have they're all like, with and have ipads starbucks lattes. and ipads and starbucks lattes. and that's because of the t wtwtwt t and that's because of the oestrogen in nen. — that's because of the oestrogen in nen. we— that's because of the oestrogen in fish. it could— that's because of the oestrogen in fish. it could just- that's because of the oestrogen in fish. t t: in fish. it could just be because i moved from rural scotland to london. but fixing this would require regulation, extra processing . and i repeat extra processing. and i repeat the extra processing. and i repeat wne nonw— extra processing. and i repeat wne neinw we— extra processing. and i repeat the point we can't— wtxutw t 3 and i repeat the point we can't even get our wewew— the point we can't even get our water companies—
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the point we can't even get our water companies to take the poo out water companies to take the poo eww ef— water companies to take the poo one of weewn — water companies to take the poo out of water. we— water companies to take the poo out of water. we don't stand a eeneen— out of water. we don't stand a eeneen ef— out of water. we don't stand a chance of getting— out of water. we don't stand a chance of getting this sorted. ween— chance of getting this sorted. ween ne— chance of getting this sorted. ween w— chance of getting this sorted. yeah no, i mean,— chance of getting this sorted. yeah no, i mean, it's quite inweweenne— yeah no, i mean, it's quite interesting-if- yeah no, i mean, it's quite interesting if you it's interesting that if you it's nne— interesting that if you it's nne-e— interesting that if you it's kind-a 5050. - interesting that if you it's kind a 5050. gt» kind of a 5050. if you go swimming in the sea, if you go swimming in the sea, if you go swimming in the sea, if you go swimming in the sea, you could end up with a piece of corn stuck in your ear. or you could come out enough insulin come out with enough insulin that you will have no diabetes forever something. it's forever or something. it's shorter waiting forever or something. it's. shorter-waiting list shorter than the waiting list for ene— shorter than the waiting list few we we — shorter than the waiting list for the nhs. so— shorter than the waiting list for the nhs. so yeah, go for a ewnn— for the nhs. so yeah, go for a ewe-ene— for the nhs. so yeah, go for a swim,-the dice. - for the nhs. so yeah, go for a swim, the dice. t g swim, roll the dice. sticking wen— swim, roll the dice. sticking with maritime theme, there's with the maritime theme, there's a seaweed. diana oh my a row over seaweed. diana oh my were. — a row over seaweed. diana oh my were. se— a row over seaweed. diana oh my were. so ene— a row over seaweed. diana oh my word. so the headline— a row over seaweed. diana oh my word. so the headline in- t diana oh my word. so the headline in the telegraph— word. so the headline in the telegraph row telegraph is smelly seaweed row ennne— telegraph is smelly seaweed row ewwnwe ee— telegraph is smelly seaweed row erupts as council— telegraph is smelly seaweed row erupts as council refuses to remove eco reasons. erupts as council refuses to- remove-eco reasons. so remove kelp for eco reasons. so no neeeneeewe— remove kelp for eco reasons. so no beachgoers have been told to ennweene— no beachgoers have been told to ennweeee fece— no beachgoers have been told to embrace face the— no beachgoers have been told to embrace face the raw beauty of newew— embrace face the raw beauty of nature because _ embrace face the raw beauty of nature because essentially enee-e— nature because essentially there's been— nature because essentially there's been some strange wind wnen— there's been some strange wind wnen-ewewn— there's been some strange wind which-blown up— there's been some strange wind which blown up loads of which has blown up loads of eeeee— which has blown up loads of seaweed onto— which has blown up loads of seaweed onto the beach and eppewenwww— seaweed onto the beach and apparently stinks . and people apparently it stinks. and people are apparently it stinks. and people ewe-enee. — apparently it stinks. and people are that. weymouth are saying that. weymouth eeewwnww. — are saying that. weymouth beautiful. i— are saying that. weymouth beautiful. i love weymouth. i wenw— beautiful. i love weymouth. i wenw wnewe— beautiful. i love weymouth. i went there as— beautiful. i love weymouth. i went there as a— beautiful. i love weymouth. i went there as a child and thev're_ went there as a child and wnew-we swinge— went there as a child and they're saying, oh, it's newnnwe— they're saying, oh, it's horrible .— they're saying, oh, it's horrible . you- they're saying, oh, it's horrible . you shouldn't come horrible. you shouldn't come newe— horrible. you shouldn't come nene. ane— horrible. you shouldn't come nene. ann n— horrible. you shouldn't come here. and it only— horrible. you shouldn't come here. and it only affects a tiny part— here. and it only affects a tiny nen ef— here. and it only affects a tiny pen of ne— here. and it only affects a tiny part of the beach. _ here. and it only affects a tiny part of the beach. but enough peenwe— part of the beach. but enough people complaining . i mean, people are complaining. i mean, wnew— people are complaining. i mean, wnew enewwe— people are complaining. i mean, they should just— people are complaining. i mean, they should just go for a wander inlmavbe—
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they should just go for a wander inlmavbe wnew— they should just go for a wander in maybe they could up in it. maybe they could pick up some—ewes,- in it. maybe they could pick up. some—drugs, some. some psychedelic drugs, some. ene— some psychedelic drugs, some. ene-eneewen— some psychedelic drugs, some. this-problem when- some psychedelic drugs, some. this-problem when you. some psychedelic drugs, some. i this-problem when you go this is the problem when you go out for a swim, all the out to go for a swim, all the seaweed is sort of, you know, wrapped your legs and wrapped around your legs and it's a little it's slimy and full, a little like invertebrates . yes. i mean, like invertebrates. yes. i mean, that could be poo.— like invertebrates. yes. i mean, that could be poo. but- t “wtw; i mean, that could be poo. but no, it is all that could be poo. but no, it is en ene— that could be poo. but no, it is all the seaweed.— that could be poo. but no, it is all the seaweed. and people are complaining— all the seaweed. and people are complaining because obviously wewnewwn— complaining because obviously wewnewwn-e— complaining because obviously weymouth a seaside town, weymouth being a seaside town, we— weymouth being a seaside town, new one— weymouth being a seaside town, new only weewww— weymouth being a seaside town, they only really have six months of ne— they only really have six months of we year— they only really have six months of the year where _ they only really have six months of the year where there economy nne — of the year where there economy nne ew— of the year where there economy we we we— of the year where there economy can like try to get— of the year where there economy can like try to get much of the year where there economy can likwasy to get much of the year where there economy can likwas possible. much of the year where there economy can likwas possible. so nuch of the year where there economy can likwas possible. so they're money as possible. so they're complaining— money as possible. so they're complaining councillors complaining at the councillors ene— complaining at the councillors enee—e- complaining at the councillorsi enee—e eewng, and the councillors are saying, new— and the councillors are saying, new-eeee— and the councillors are saying, new-eeee few— and the councillors are saying, but good for marine but this is good for the marine life but this is good for the marine we 9qu— but this is good for the marine we ewe .— but this is good for the marine we ewe . ane— but this is good for the marine life guys . and they're like, but life guys. and they're like, but we're not making— life guys. and they're like, but we're not making any money. see the eeeewwe— we're not making any money. see the absolute hubris— we're not making any money. see the absolute hubris of— we're not making any money. see the absolute hubris of humans? oh, the sea is not quite the way i want it to be. make it different. there's a woman who wrote a thing here. she wrote a travel review website, tripadvisor the sea is brown because it's full of small pieces of seaweed. you reviewed the . what's wrong with these the sea. what's wrong with these people? i think that's fair enough. anyway, the times. no i ennn— enough. anyway, the times. no i wnnw we-we— enough. anyway, the times. no i think we're genuinely— wtg anyway, the times. no i think we're genuinely still wewwne— think we're genuinely still talking about— think we're genuinely still talking about seaweed. we are . talking about seaweed. we are. so talking about seaweed. we are. se enne— talking about seaweed. we are. so chris packham _
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talking about seaweed. we are. so chris packham takes- talking about seaweed. we are. so chris packham takes on- talking about seaweed. we are. so chris packham takes on bbc's amol rajan. have i said his name correctly for insulting smelly seaweed? so they're talking about the exact same story. the weymouth dorset seaweed and so rajan comes out with this incredibly poetic sort of opening speech, and i had to look up two of the words to make sure that i knew what on earth he was talking about. like he was saying, a mass of noisome seaweed and noisome is an offensive smell. i didn't know that. sharing noisome. that. just sharing noisome. yeah. noises would be like yeah. noises that would be like ween.— yeah. noises that would be like ween-we — yeah. noises that would be like ween-we -we.l yeah. noises that would be likei loud.-it? _no, no, loud. you hear it? yeah. no, no, no. apparently that's an offensive smell. and then he says people have says at the end that people have to wade through a carpet of methane thick kelp. mathetics foul smelling, noxious to get to the water. one of the drugs wnew-e— the water. one of the drugs were in— the water. one of the drugs were in n.— the water. one of the drugs that's in it. well— the water. one of the drugs that's in it. well |- one of the drugs that's in it. well i mean, i ennn— that's in it. well i mean, i wnnw ne— that's in it. well i mean, i think he swallowed a thesaurus. cwewew— think he swallowed a thesaurus. crystal mephitic. _ think he swallowed a thesaurus. crystal mephitic. wtt crystal mephitic. but then chris packham was like, uh , can i just packham was like, uh, can i just say don't call it seaweed, right? it's actual pronouns are marine algae. okay? and rajan had to apologise profusely. and then chris packham had the nerve
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to use the word seaweed. later on in the same interview. and did amol make him apologise? nope steve, do you care about we — nope steve, do you care about we we— nope steve, do you care about we we eee— nope steve, do you care about this? i've got no— \w steve, do you care about this? gt» g nope steve, do you care about this? i've got no thoughts of that at all. brilliant. thank you. one of one of britain's most biased newspapers , the most biased newspapers, the guardian, complaining about guardian, is complaining about bias in other news media. steve well, it's an interview- bias in other news media. steve well, it's an interview with- well, it's an interview with wen— well, it's an interview with nick robinson,— well, it's an interview with nick robinson, actually. so a eeween— nick robinson, actually. so a pennen new— nick robinson, actually. so a partisan news channels threaten impartiality, according to nick robinson , the bbc's today robinson, the bbc's today programme nick fearful of programme host nick fearful of new arab us style mixing of news and views, the problem with this is there will be people straight away tweeting go like, i'll tell you one channel because look, we presume that he might be talking about know, maybe he's about i don't know, maybe he's got for in tv. maybe got it for in talk tv. maybe that's what his beef is. but the week people tweeting saying, no, there's channel there's one channel that's unbiased naming unbiased and they'll be naming us people will be us and other people will be saying, no, the bbc is unbiased because no one really gets how bias people spot bias works. yeah people spot things and things they disagree with and think well yeah, think you're biased. well yeah, the bbc is measurably biased. i mean, they did survey of
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mean, they did a survey of eenewene— mean, they did a survey of comedians and— mean, they did a survey of comedians and found of the eenewene— comedians and found of the comedians that— comedians and found of the comedians that had a political peeiflen— comedians that had a political eeewen. eee— comedians that had a political position. 98% of— comedians that had a political position. 98% of them were left wing— position. 98% of them were left wing ,— position. 98% of them were left wine , wnien— position. 98% of them were left wine , wnien ie— position. 98% of them were left wing , which is for— position. 98% of them were left wing , which is for the news wing, which is for the news coverage. they- wing, which is for the news coverage. "will; "wtntittaw cg wing, which is for the news- coverage. they do really try and keep it balanced. but point keep it balanced. but the point of will disagree, will of balance will disagree, will vary from your point of balance. so think it's biased? yeah. so you think it's biased? yeah. so, i grow old, weary, so, you know, i grow old, weary, trying people to trying to wait for people to spot bias . but trying to wait for people to spot bias. but this spot their own bias. but this actually connects _ spot their own bias. but this actually connects very- actually connects very ineenenww- actually connects very importantly to the third story we— importantly to the third story we we — importantly to the third story that we spoke _ importantly to the third story that we spoke about already, ieeewee— that we spoke about already, because sarah _ that we spoke about already, because sarah connolly, who is part— because sarah connolly, who is pen ei— because sarah connolly, who is pen of ine— because sarah connolly, who is part of the government's disinfo weiien— part of the government's disinfo wewien wie— part of the government's disinfo nation unit, the— part of the government's disinfo nation unit, the people who are enwwine— nation unit, the people who are enwwine newn— nation unit, the people who are shutting down the— nation unit, the people who are shutting down the social media eeewe— shutting down the social media peewe ene— shutting down the social media eeewe ene en— shutting down the social media posts and on the— shutting down the social media posts and on the line to the eeeiei— posts and on the line to the social media,— posts and on the line to the social media, she was also named on eeewnenwe— social media, she was also named on eeewnenie ee— social media, she was also named on documents as part of the coweri— on documents as part of the counter disinformation policy newn— counter disinformation policy iewwnwnien— counter disinformation policy forum, which bbc staff attended. so forum, which bbc staff attended. so were— forum, which bbc staff attended. so were wee— forum, which bbc staff attended. so there were actually in this wine— so there were actually in this wide inew— so there were actually in this article that we— so there were actually in this article that we were talking eiew— article that we were talking about earlier,— article that we were talking about earlier, and this does wink— about earlier, and this does link because— about earlier, and this does link because nick robertson is were— link because nick robertson is there clutching— link because nick robertson is there clutching his pearls ieeewee— there clutching his pearls because he _ there clutching his pearls because he doesn't like gb news ieeieeiw— because he doesn't like gb news ieeieeiw .— because he doesn't like gb news ieeieeww . see,— because he doesn't like gb news basically . see, that's how i basically. see, that's how i ween— basically. see, that's how i ween wie— basically. see, that's how i read this. but— basically. see, that's how i read this. but he says saying, eh,— read this. but he says saying, on, ine— read this. but he says saying, on, we eee—
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read this. but he says saying, oh, the bbc, we're the only we ine— oh, the bbc, we're the only we ine nn— oh, the bbc, we're the only we were the non biased thing. but no, were the non biased thing. but ine— were the non biased thing. but ine eee— were the non biased thing. but no, the bbc, there— were the non biased thing. but no, the bbc, there were journalists— no, the bbc, there were journalists back in the covid nnee— journalists back in the covid iinee wne— journalists back in the covid times who were _ journalists back in the covid times who were saying , we're not times who were saying, we're not weeewiine— times who were saying, we're not repenine eu— times who were saying, we're not repenine eww ine— times who were saying, we're not reporting all the things we enewe— reporting all the things we enewe ie— reporting all the things we should be reporting. so these we— should be reporting. so these we ewewiee— should be reporting. so these two stories link. _ should be reporting. so these two stories link. so i'm sorry, wen— two stories link. so i'm sorry, wiew ew— two stories link. so i'm sorry, nick, but clutch— two stories link. so i'm sorry, nick, but clutch your pearls all you— nick, but clutch your pearls all we wine— nick, but clutch your pearls all you wine ene— nick, but clutch your pearls all you like and hate— nick, but clutch your pearls all you like and hate talk tv and gb wewe— you like and hate talk tv and gb wewe ee— you like and hate talk tv and gb wewe ee nnen— you like and hate talk tv and gb news as much as— you like and hate talk tv and gb news as much as you like, but ene— news as much as you like, but ene ei— news as much as you like, but and of course,— news as much as you like, but and of course, the— news as much as you like, but and of course, the bbc now has its and of course, the bbc now has iwe wn— and of course, the bbc now has iwe wwn— and of course, the bbc now has its own truth unit— and of course, the bbc now has its own truth unit that's been set its own truth unit that's been eei w. — its own truth unit that's been eei w. enc— its own truth unit that's been set up. bbc verified , bbc set up. bbc verified, bbc verified,— set up. bbc verified, bbc verified,-is- set up. bbc verified, bbc verified, is totally verified, which is totally newine— verified, which is totally marking their own homework. anwwew — marking their own homework. anywavi wee— marking their own homework. anywavi wee-- marking their own homework. i anyway, we're - a breather anyway, we're taking a breather now, but join us for the final section where we'll look at girls skirts, witches girls in short skirts, witches in ancient british in scotland and ancient british traditions. a couple traditions. see you in a couple of minutes .
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welcome back to headliners the mirror now. and a man has been measuring the length of schoolgirls , skirts and schoolgirls, skirts and punishing them accordingly. is this a new japanese game show?
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steve possibly the girls given eeieniien— steve possibly the girls given detention for— steve possibly the girls given detention for short— possibly the girls given detention for short skirts ewine— detention for short skirts wine we— detention for short skirts during heat wave in sexist quote newe— during heat wave in sexist quote marks uniform _ during heat wave in sexist quote marks uniform rules . during heat wave in sexist quote marks uniform rules. this is a eeneei— marks uniform rules. this is a eeneei in— marks uniform rules. this is a school in bridgend and they gave newenwiene. — school in bridgend and they gave detentions. well— school in bridgend and they gave detentions. well there's a difference _ detentions. well there's a difference of— detentions. well there's a difference of opinion on this. ine— difference of opinion on this. we eeneei— difference of opinion on this. the school said— difference of opinion on this. the school said that they were wine— the school said that they were wine we — the school said that they were doing no measuring of skirts. ine— doing no measuring of skirts. ine parents— doing no measuring of skirts. the parents said— doing no measuring of skirts. the parents said the kids were eewine— the parents said the kids were eewine-nee— the parents said the kids were saying-had their- the parents said the kids were saying had their skirts saying they'd had their skirts measured . yeah,— saying they'd had their skirts measured . yeah, the girls felt measured. yeah, the girls felt measured. yeah— measured. yeah, the girls felt measured. yeah well, and if someone's a ruler , then someone's got a ruler, then i eweeee— someone's got a ruler, then i suppose .would. - someone's got a ruler, then i suppose would. but we don't suppose you would. but we don't knew— suppose you would. but we don't knew-iii— suppose you would. but we don't knew-iii ew— suppose you would. but we don't know-did or not.- suppose you would. but we don't know-did or not. i- suppose you would. but we don't know did or not. i mean, know if they did or not. i mean, we— know if they did or not. i mean, we eeiiee— know if they did or not. i mean, we eeiiee ii— know if they did or not. i mean, they called it sexist. technically,- they called it sexist. technically, it's not sexist ieeewee— technically, it's not sexist because _findl because as we will find out ieiew— because as we will find out ieiewline— because as we will find out later-the-we'll- because as we will find out later the we'll have a later in the year, we'll have a new— later in the year, we'll have a new new— later in the year, we'll have a new new ene— later in the year, we'll have a hot day and some— later in the year, we'll have a hot day and some boys will turn up hot day and some boys will turn we weewine— hot day and some boys will turn we weenne e— hot day and some boys will turn up wearing a skirt— hot day and some boys will turn up wearing a skirt because the uniform— up wearing a skirt because the uniform eewiew— up wearing a skirt because the uniform policy means you can't newe— uniform policy means you can't newe enene. — uniform policy means you can't have shorts. yeah— uniform policy means you can't have shorts. yeah happens have shorts. yeah it happens every— have shorts. yeah it happens even—ewewl every year. that news story, inei—weii- every year. that news story,| that—waitithat that little gem, wait for that to that little gem, wait for that wee-ewe.— that little gem, wait for that to-round. but- that little gem, wait for that to-round. but it- that little gem, wait for that to round. but it is bit to come round. but it is a bit eeeew — to come round. but it is a bit eeeew. ii— to come round. but it is a bit done. if ii— to come round. but it is a bit dodgy. if it were— to come round. but it is a bit dodgy. if it were a male teacher wine— dodgy. if it were a male teacher wine in— dodgy. if it were a male teacher wine in ween.— dodgy. if it were a male teacher doing it. yeah. feels ultimately wne— doing it. yeah. feels ultimately wrong—because. wrong. it's difficult because wen-we— wrong. it's difficult because wen-we-newe- wrong. it's difficult because you've have rules you've got to have rules on a uniform— you've got to have rules on a uniform because— you've got to have rules on a uniform because if you don't newe— uniform because if you don't newe wee— uniform because if you don't newe wieele— uniform because if you don't have rules a uniform, the have rules on a uniform, the nine— have rules on a uniform, the infinite variation— have rules on a uniform, the infinite variation it's infinite variation means it's new— infinite variation means it's new-ween- infinite variation means it's not-yeah, but- infinite variation means it's not yeah, but who's not uniform. yeah, but who's eeneweinine— not uniform. yeah, but who's complaining skirts complaining about the skirts eewwine— complaining about the skirts eewwine-inei-e- getting shorter? that's what i want what's that? want to know. what's that? killjoy is out there doing that. their children. me, their
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eniiwen— their children. me, their children in.— their children. me, their children in. and- , wt wt ”wt“ me, their children in. and some children we— children in. and some children weni ii— children in. and some children weni ii ie— children in. and some children want it to look— children in. and some children want it to look like adults eeww — want it to look like adults eeww. ane— want it to look like adults early. and they- want it to look like adults early. and they come out of eeneei— early. and they come out of eeneei ene— early. and they come out of school and some- early. and they come out of school and some kids look a lot eieew— school and some kids look a lot eieew e...— school and some kids look a lot older than they— school and some kids look a lot older than they are— school and some kids look a lot older than they are and they win— older than they are and they wew ew— older than they are and they walk out with— older than they are and they walk out with their skirts weiiee— walk out with their skirts weiiee w.— walk out with their skirts rolled up. and- walk out with their skirts rolled up. and i used to be a eeeeneew— rolled up. and i used to be a secondary school— rolled up. and i used to be a secondary school teacher and eenewnee— secondary school teacher and sometimes you— secondary school teacher and sometimes you just have to say, hey,— sometimes you just have to say, new eweeiie,— sometimes you just have to say, hey, sweetie, can— sometimes you just have to say, hey, sweetie, can you roll down wow— hey, sweetie, can you roll down wew enn— hey, sweetie, can you roll down wew ewin few— hey, sweetie, can you roll down your skirt for me— hey, sweetie, can you roll down your skirt for me a— hey, sweetie, can you roll down your skirt for me a bit? because, you- your skirt for me a bit? because, you know, you're ieewine— because, you know, you're ieewine e— because, you know, you're looking a little— because, you know, you're looking a little strange looking a little bit strange enee.— looking a little bit strange inewe. ane— looking a little bit strange there. and you— looking a little bit strange there. and you just you know, you— there. and you just you know, you in— there. and you just you know, you in end— there. and you just you know, you in end ew— there. and you just you know, you in end eew ii— there. and you just you know, you try and say it in a nice way ene— you try and say it in a nice way end i— you try and say it in a nice way end i eee— you try and say it in a nice way end i eei ii.— you try and say it in a nice way end i eei ii. i— you try and say it in a nice way and i get it. i mean, you see it in e— and i get it. i mean, you see it in e ewwi— and i get it. i mean, you see it in a gruff trucker's_ and i get it. i mean, you see it in a gruff trucker's voice. ven-we— in a gruff trucker's voice. you're looking— in a gruff trucker's voice. you're looking a- in a gruff trucker's voice. you're looking a little- in a gruff trucker's voice. you're looking a little bit strange there. yeah . so this strange there. yeah. so this neeeenee— strange there. yeah. so this neeeenee in— strange there. yeah. so this happened in wales- g etwttwt yeah. so this happened in wales and yeah , it happened in wales and yeah, it is. happened in wales and yeah, it ie. we— happened in wales and yeah, it ie. we e— happened in wales and yeah, it ie. we e new— happened in wales and yeah, it is. it's a half and— happened in wales and yeah, it is. it's a half and half like ine— is. it's a half and half like can the girls— is. it's a half and half like can the girls wear shorts? and wee-we— can the girls wear shorts? and youre nene.— can the girls wear shorts? and youre wienw. aw— can the girls wear shorts? and you're right. at some point, a boy— you're right. at some point, a new wiii— you're right. at some point, a new we win— you're right. at some point, a boy will turn up— you're right. at some point, a boy will turn up wearing a skirt ieeewee— boy will turn up wearing a skirt ieeewee ii— boy will turn up wearing a skirt ieeewee ii ie— boy will turn up wearing a skirt because it is too— boy will turn up wearing a skirt because it is too warm and it wei— because it is too warm and it we ieeie— because it is too warm and it just feels better— because it is too warm and it just feels better to sort of run weeni— just feels better to sort of run ewwene in— just feels better to sort of run ewwene in e— just feels better to sort of run around in a skirt— just feels better to sort of run around in a skirt and i'm kind of around in a skirt and i'm kind ei i— around in a skirt and i'm kind ei i wenw— around in a skirt and i'm kind ei i wenw we— around in a skirt and i'm kind ei i wenw we e— around in a skirt and i'm kind of i went to a girls school wnewe— of i went to a girls school wnewe we— of i went to a girls school where we were— of i went to a girls school where we were told you had to put— where we were told you had to we wew— where we were told you had to we wew nenne— where we were told you had to put your hands down by your side and put your hands down by your side ene wew— put your hands down by your side ene wew ewin— put your hands down by your side and your skirt had— put your hands down by your side and your skirt had to then come at and your skirt had to then come ew ieeew— and your skirt had to then come ew ieeew wive— and your skirt had to then come at least five centimetres after wew— at least five centimetres after wew wnewe— at least five centimetres after your where your— at least five centimetres after your where your hands ended. so
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it your where your hands ended. so ii weeni— your where your hands ended. so ii neenw ii— your where your hands ended. so ii neenw ii wew— your where your hands ended. so it meant if you had— your where your hands ended. so it meant if you had really long you eew— it meant if you had really long you eew e— it meant if you had really long arms, you got a really long ewin. — arms, you got a really long ewin. ew— arms, you got a really long ewin. wew ii— arms, you got a really long skirt. but if you— arms, you got a really long skirt. but if you had tiny iiwwie— skirt. but if you had tiny little like— skirt. but if you had tiny little like tyrannosaurus arms . little like tyrannosaurus arms. righte— little like tyrannosaurus arms. right nene.— little like tyrannosaurus arms. right nene. ne— little like tyrannosaurus arms. right, right. be showing- right, right. be showing everything the t rex. no wonder the t rex was and the t rex was naked and orang—utans were those big ball gowns? anyway, the guardian now and gowns? anyway, the guardian now ene-newe— gowns? anyway, the guardian now and-have slightly- g“ anyway, the guardian now and have slightly changed and qantas have slightly changed ineiw— and qantas have slightly changed ineiw weee— and qantas have slightly changed their dress code— and qantas have slightly changed their dress code and for some reason news. de—man. yeah reason that's news. de—man. yeah so reason that's news. de—man. yeah ee iw-e— reason that's news. de—man. yeah so it's interesting— reason that's news. de—man. yeah so it's interesting because this is so it's interesting because this ie-eeneenw- so it's interesting because this ie-eeneenw ene- so it's interesting because this is company and the is a private company and the neeeiine— is a private company and the neeeiine ie— is a private company and the headline is qantas to allow flat eneee— headline is qantas to allow flat eneee newe— headline is qantas to allow flat eneee newe w— headline is qantas to allow flat shoes make up and long hair for eeiin— shoes make up and long hair for eeiin ew— shoes make up and long hair for eeiin ei— shoes make up and long hair for cabin crew of any— shoes make up and long hair for cabin crew of any gender and i eweeee— cabin crew of any gender and i eweeee ine— cabin crew of any gender and i eweeee wne wew— cabin crew of any gender and i suppose the key word there is eewweiw— suppose the key word there is actually possibly— suppose the key word there is actually possibly flat shoes ieeewee— actually possibly flat shoes because , you— actually possibly flat shoes because , you know, sort of because, you know, sort of wewe— because, you know, sort of youre newine— because, you know, sort of you're making women essentially wew— you're making women essentially weiw weeni— you're making women essentially walk around in— you're making women essentially walk around in very painful inewenenwe— walk around in very painful implements which are not good for implements which are not good few ine— implements which are not good few we ieew— implements which are not good for the feet like— implements which are not good for the feet like high heels, een— for the feet like high heels, een ei— for the feet like high heels, sort of distort— for the feet like high heels, sort of distort the foot. ' wt sort of distort the foot. and wew— sort of distort the foot. and ewew weeiw— sort of distort the foot. and they really crushed the bones at they really crushed the bones at the front of your foot. and you're making these people as part of their job. they have to walk around sort of wearing these shoes for like, what, 12 hours on a long haul flight? if they're tall, they're going to have like possibility
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have even more like possibility of banging their head off. a one of banging their head off. a one of those things that you- tntwtg g . t a one of those things that you put wew— of those things that you put wew eee— of those things that you put wew eee in. — of those things that you put your bag in. �*fww�*wttt tit of those things that you put your bag in. �*vtwi�*wttt wttwt titwt your bag in. well, there are some airlines where if you don't fit the uniform, you don't get the job. i think malaysian airlines of those rules airlines has one of those rules where like measure the where they like measure all the people to be employees people who want to be employees . if you are a job for . and so if you are a job for that schoolteacher . yeah. that welsh schoolteacher. yeah. so but also, i guess they're just modernising their workforce andifs just modernising their workforce and it's about time really. i've never noticed. i've never been— i've never noticed. i've never been en— i've never noticed. i've never been .ona plane— i've never noticed. i've never been .ona plane and thought, i'm been .on a plane and thought, i'm not been .on a plane and thought, i'm new iwine— been .on a plane and thought, i'm new wwine wiwn— been .on a plane and thought, i'm not flying with these again. ieew— not flying with these again. ieew ieew— not flying with these again. look look at— not flying with these again. look look at that shoe. i'd wewnew— look look at that shoe. i'd wewnew eee— look look at that shoe. i'd rather see a _ look look at that shoe. i'd rather see a flat- look look at that shoe. i'd rather see a flat shoe on a if wew-we— rather see a flat shoe on a if wew-we eeine— rather see a flat shoe on a if wew-we eeine we— rather see a flat shoe on a if they're going to help me escape wen— they're going to help me escape iwen e— they're going to help me escape iwen e iwnine— they're going to help me escape from a burning plane, i'd rather wew-we— from a burning plane, i'd rather inew-we-weewine— from a burning plane, i'd rather they're wearing heels. they're not wearing high heels. it they're not wearing high heels. we seeme— they're not wearing high heels. we eeennennewe-— they're not wearing high heels. | it seems-more appropriate it seems like a more appropriate piece footwear. anyway. the piece of footwear. anyway. the metro in humans evolved metro now in humans evolved curly cool. curly hair to keep cool. apparently surely no hair would be you seem be cooler. steve, you seem like the talk about the right person to talk about this. this is a hate crime. wewine— this. this is a hate crime. wewine ne— this. this is a hate crime. making me read- this is a hate crime. making me read this one out. win — making me read this one out. win ii— making me read this one out. win if we— making me read this one out. air. if we had— making me read this one out. air. if we had an— making me read this one out. air. if we had an hr department, i'd air. if we had an hr department, wew-in— air. if we had an hr department, i-e-in ween.— air. if we had an hr department, i'd-in touch. yeah,- air. if we had an hr department, i'd in touch. yeah, may i'd get in touch. yeah, it may newe—eeei- i'd get in touch. yeah, it may have _cool the - i'd get in touch. yeah, it may. have _cool the human have evolved to cool the human ieeewee— have evolved to cool the human ieeewee nie— have evolved to cool the human ieeewee we in— have evolved to cool the human because hr in areas where when we eww— because hr in areas where when
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we were all living— because hr in areas where when we were all living africa, we were all living in africa, ine— we were all living in africa, ene-newe— we were all living in africa, ene-nee en- we were all living in africa, the-more on the- we were all living in africa, the more on the top of the sun's more on the top of wew— the sun's more on the top of wew need,— the sun's more on the top of your head, but— the sun's more on the top of your head, but then you need the weweewien— your head, but then you need the weweewien ei— your head, but then you need the protection of the— your head, but then you need the protection of the hair, but then it protection of the hair, but then iw-wee— protection of the hair, but then iw-wee new. — protection of the hair, but then it-too hot. curly- protection of the hair, but then it too hot. curly hair, you it gets too hot. curly hair, you get— it gets too hot. curly hair, you eew ee— it gets too hot. curly hair, you get some throughflow all it gets too hot. curly hair, you get sothethroughflow all it gets too hot. curly hair, you get sothe throughflow all it gets too hot. curly hair, you get sothe throughflow could about the throughflow we could ewewei — about the throughflow we could ewewei lee — about the throughflow we could evolve . go bald _ about the throughflow we could evolve go bald and it doesn't evolve to go bald and it doesn't weeiw— evolve to go bald and it doesn't really-because- evolve to go bald and it doesn't really because we're really matter because we're iiwine — really matter because we're iiwine-een— really matter because we're living sort northern living in the sort of northern nenieenewe— living in the sort of northernl hemisphere—isn't hemisphere and the sun isn't enen— hemisphere and the sun isn't eweenn-— hemisphere and the sun isn't such-an issue.- hemisphere and the sun isn't such an issue. well, if such a such an issue. well, if enwwnine— such a such an issue. well, if enwwnine iw-e— such a such an issue. well, if enwwnine iw-e e— such a such an issue. well, if anything, it's a bit of a ieneiiw. — anything, it's a bit of a benefit. the- anything, it's a bit of a benefit. the reason you end up ewewine— benefit. the reason you end up evolving white— benefit. the reason you end up evolving white skin is to get nee-e— evolving white skin is to get nee-e ew- evolving white skin is to get. more-d out-sunlight. more vitamin d out of sunlight. so more vitamin d out of sunlight. se-newe— more vitamin d out of sunlight. so-more-hitting- more vitamin d out of sunlight. so more hitting your so having more sun hitting your ewin— so having more sun hitting your ewin eiweeww— so having more sun hitting your skin directly is— so having more sun hitting your skin directly is a— so having more sun hitting your skin directly is a benefit. inewe-e— skin directly is a benefit. inewe-e eew— skin directly is a benefit. there's got-a- skin directly is a benefit. there's got a reason skin directly is a benefit. - there's got-a reason why there's got to be a reason why ieieneee— there's got to be a reason why baldness evolved— there's got to be a reason why baldness evolved as well. they are baldness evolved as well. they eewine— baldness evolved as well. they are saying solar— baldness evolved as well. they are saying solar panels on the ween — are saying solar panels on the ween _ie— are saying solar panels on the roof. _it could- are saying solar panels on the roof. _it could be- roof. yeah, it could be something to do with the brain. they are saying that actually the that our brains the fact that our brains developed quickly, the developed very quickly, the scientist says that we think that something released a physical constraint. they're essentially saying that sort of the scalp and the scalp hair allowed the brain to grow bigger. and that's how we evolve to be more clever, which is quite incredible. but what i love about this story, can i just point out that it was done at loughborough university and
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they mannequins they shone lamps on mannequins heads , and then put wigs on heads, and then they put wigs on the mannequins. i'm sorry, but thatis the mannequins. i'm sorry, but that is the standard of university research. these things. university research. these ininee. wnwwew— t.“ eye ”it." these things. anyway, we've got the eweweien— things. anyway, we've got the guardian now— things. anyway, we've got the guardian now reporting on a new— guardian now reporting on a nwei ei— guardian now reporting on a nwei ei e— guardian now reporting on a mural of a witch— guardian now reporting on a mural of a witch that's offended some scottish _ mural of a witch that's offended some scottish women. 'j “411wa some scottish women. diane yes, yes. — some scottish women. diane yes, yes. li— some scottish women. diane yes, yes. li hope— some scottish women. diane yes, yes. i hope we're going to yes. so i hope we're going to see this. so it's a quote rather insensitive and quote, fife council to remove menacing witch mural . so a graffiti artist mural. so a graffiti artist known as rogue one has painted a mural about the star. oh, there we go . oh, so there we go. so. we go. oh, so there we go. so. so it's a witch mural because a lot of women were prosecuted and found to be witches in that particular area. and originally this mural was commissioned by the person who owns the building in scotland. there are a huge nwnewi— in scotland. there are a huge nwnewi ei— in scotland. there are a huge number of witches— t t t there are a huge number of witches prosecuted . number of witches prosecuted. ane— number of witches prosecuted. and i— number of witches prosecuted. and if wew— number of witches prosecuted. we if you ee— number of witches prosecuted. we if you ee we— number of witches prosecuted. and if you go to the grassmarket in eeiniwen— and if you go to the grassmarket in edinburgh, that's where a lot of in edinburgh, that's where a lot ei—nwe.— in edinburgh, that's where a lot ei—nwe. ween- in edinburgh, that's where a lot of hung. yeah yeah. of them were hung. yeah yeah. i ii— of them were hung. yeah yeah. i ii ie— of them were hung. yeah yeah. i mean it is tragic.— of them were hung. yeah yeah. i mean it is tragic. but on the ewe— mean it is tragic. but on the ewe nene,— mean it is tragic. but on the other hand, i— mean it is tragic. but on the other hand, i mean levels of
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nagging— other hand, i mean levels of neeeine wee— other hand, i mean levels of neeeine ew— other hand, i mean levels of nagging were at an all time low. so nagging were at an all time low. se ween. — nagging were at an all time low. se ween. ane— nagging were at an all time low. se ween. ann ee— nagging were at an all time low. so yeah. ' wt wtit nagging were at an all time low. so yeah. ' so yeah. and so there's a charity though. i mean , you charity though. i mean, you really should become a patron of this charity. i think it's right up your alley. it's called remembering the accused witches of they are very of scotland. and they are very angry at this mural because they're no, you're not they're like, no, you're not sort about all the sort of thinking about all the women that were actually sort of burnt and hung and duct and. yeah. steve, have you got enwwnine— yeah. steve, have you got enwwnine we— yeah. steve, have you got anything to say— we? steve, have you got anything to say in four seconds? ween.— anything to say in four seconds? ween. ie-e— anything to say in four seconds? ween. in wine— anything to say in four seconds? yeah, it's like pascal's— anything to say in four seconds? /wttit e t t t yeah, it's like pascal's wager. maybe. don't upset the witches, just in case they're real. oh, yeah, that's a good point. that's a good point. it costs newnine— that's a good point. it costs newnine we— that's a good point. it costs nothing to not— that's a good point. it costs nothing to not upset witches enwwew—neewwl nothing to not upset witches- anyway, _ nearly over, anyway, the show is nearly over, so anyway, the show is nearly over, ee-wewe— anyway, the show is nearly over, so -take another— anyway, the show is nearly over, so take another quick look so let's take another quick look at so let's take another quick look ew—iwenw— so let's take another quick look ew—iwenw-ie- so let's take another quick look at_front-is the| at saturday's front page. is the new— at saturday's front page. is the ewe weii— at saturday's front page. is the daily mail leads— at saturday's front page. is the daily mail leads with boris. i-we— daily mail leads with boris. wee—ew- daily mail leads with boris. i-we—ewlel daily mail leads with boris.- i've_out.a witch i've been forced out by a witch nwnw. — i've been forced out by a witch nwnw. ine— i've been forced out by a witch hunt. the telegraph has johnson ewe— hunt. the telegraph has johnson ewwe ee— hunt. the telegraph has johnson ewwe ee wn— hunt. the telegraph has johnson quits as mp over— hunt. the telegraph has johnson quits as mp over partygate the eweweien— quits as mp over partygate the eweweien nee— quits as mp over partygate the guardian has johnson quits over weeen— guardian has johnson quits over weeen en— guardian has johnson quits over report on partygate the times nee— report on partygate the times nee ine— report on partygate the times has the parties— report on partygate the times has the parties over now boris ewwe— has the parties over now boris ewwe ee— has the parties over now boris ewwe ee wn— has the parties over now boris quits as mp the— has the parties over now boris quits as mp the news and sorry if wewwe— quits as mp the news and sorry if wew-we eewwine— quits as mp the news and sorry if you're getting a— quits as mp the news and sorry if you're getting a bit bored of eneee— if you're getting a bit bored of ineee. nene— if you're getting a bit bored of these. boris johnson declares en sinew— these. boris johnson declares war on sunak as— these. boris johnson declares war on sunak as he quits parliament. _ war on sunak as he quits
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parliament. and finally the new— parliament. and finally the ewe seei— parliament. and finally the daily star has— parliament. and finally the daily star has the party is over for daily star has the party is over wew neee— daily star has the party is over for bozo fibre— daily star has the party is over for bozo fibre claims, blah blah wen—ane— for bozo fibre claims, blah blahi blah _and _were blah, whatever. and those were wew— blah, whatever. and those were wew nene— blah, whatever. and those were wew nene eeeee. — blah, whatever. and those were your front pages. and that's all we-wine— your front pages. and that's all we-wine wew— your front pages. and that's all we-wine wew .— your front pages. and that's all we time for . thank we have time for. thank you so nwn— we have time for. thank you so nwnlnw— we have time for. thank you so nwnlnw eweewe— we have time for. thank you so much my guests, steve n allen much to my guests, steve n allen ene— much to my guests, steve n allen ene-seeneew— much to my guests, steve n allen and-spencer. we're- much to my guests, steve n allen and spencer. we're back and diane spencer. we're back tomorrow-with- and diane spencer. we're back tomorrow with some tomorrow at 11 pm. with some ewew— tomorrow at 11 pm. with some ewnew eeeeie— tomorrow at 11 pm. with some other people .and _ tomorrow at 11 pm. with some other people and if you're other people. and if you're wewenine— other people. and if you're wewenine ew— other people. and if you're watching at 5— other people. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for watching at 5 am, stay tuned wew .—
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the happy friday one and all. it's 8:00 on television and on- 8:00 on television and on radio ene— 8:00 on television and on radio ene eniine— 8:00 on television and on radio ene eniine in— 8:00 on television and on radio and online in the— 8:00 on television and on radio and online in the united kingdom and online in the united kingdom ene ine— and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is new— and across the world. this is new eeien— and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight. coming up, a we— mark dolan tonight. coming up, a iew wwneii— mark dolan tonight. coming up, a iew wwneii ee— mark dolan tonight. coming up, a tory turmoil as bojo_ mark dolan tonight. coming up, a tory turmoil as bojo supporter weeine— tory turmoil as bojo supporter nadine dorries— tory turmoil as bojo supporter nadine dorries sensationally weeien— nadine dorries sensationally weeien wine— nadine dorries sensationally weeien ee— nadine dorries sensationally resign wins as an mp with inneeiewe— resign wins as an mp with immediate effect causing a major neeeeene— immediate effect causing a major neeeeene wew— immediate effect causing a major headache for rishi _ immediate effect causing a major headache for rishi sunak and a iw—eieewien—
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headache for rishi sunak and a by—election that— headache for rishi sunak and a by—election that they could lose . we— by—election that they could lose . we we-ii— by—election that they could lose . we we eew— by—election that they could lose . as we'll get instant reaction to . as we'll get instant reaction we we— . as we'll get instant reaction to this bombshell story from nene— to this bombshell story from boris johnson's— to this bombshell story from boris johnson's biographer, tom newew— boris johnson's biographer, tom newew ,— boris johnson's biographer, tom newew , e— boris johnson's biographer, tom newew , e ewew— boris johnson's biographer, tom bower , a super market weep. aldi bower, a super market weep. aldi eiwenee— bower, a super market weep. aldi eiwenee ineiw— bower, a super market weep. aldi ditched their staff— bower, a super market weep. aldi ditched their staff and leave the ditched their staff and leave we eieeww— ditched their staff and leave the elderly behind with a neiiien— the elderly behind with a hellish dystopian digital only enee.— hellish dystopian digital only enee. wew— hellish dystopian digital only enee. wew enw— hellish dystopian digital only shop. you only get into the ewe— shop. you only get into the etewe ii— shop. you only get into the store if you've— shop. you only get into the store if you've got a phone and a store if you've got a phone and e newwiiie— store if you've got a phone and a horrible chinese— store if you've got a phone and a horrible chinese code. i'll get— a horrible chinese code. i'll eew enew— a horrible chinese code. i'll get angry reaction shortly . and get angry reaction shortly. and as get angry reaction shortly. and ee wew— get angry reaction shortly. and as they perform _ get angry reaction shortly. and as they perform a— get angry reaction shortly. and as they perform a screeching £28 iiiiien— as they perform a screeching £28 billion u—turn_ as they perform a screeching £28 billion u—turn on— as they perform a screeching £28 billion u—turn on green policies is billion u—turn on green policies ie een— billion u—turn on green policies ie ieiew— billion u—turn on green policies is can labour be— billion u—turn on green policies is can labour be trusted with tne— is can labour be trusted with we newe— is can labour be trusted with we wewe te — is can labour be trusted with we wewe te .— the keys to. number 10? and we— the keys to. number 10? and eitew nine— the keys to. number 10? and after nine, why— the keys to. number 10? and after nine, why joe biden should wee— after nine, why joe biden should step eewn— after nine, why joe biden should ewee eewn en— after nine, why joe biden should step down on health grounds? and my step down on health grounds? and wnw weweie— step down on health grounds? and my weweie en— step down on health grounds? and my verdict on prince harry's neeeieee— my verdict on prince harry's needless court— my verdict on prince harry's needless court case against our eweeiient— needless court case against our excellent newspaper industry. it's excellent newspaper industry. n-e eeine— excellent newspaper industry. we eeine te— excellent newspaper industry. n-e eeine te ie— excellent newspaper industry. it's going to be a cracking night — it's going to be a cracking nienw. inwee— it's going to be a cracking night. three busy hours to come . wet-e— night. three busy hours to come . iewe wen— night. three busy hours to come . let's start with— night. three busy hours to come . let's start with the headlines
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ene— . let's start with the headlines ene wew— . let's start with the headlines and ray addison— . let's start with the headlines and ray addison .— . let's start with the headlines and ray addison . on and ray addison. on thanks, wew.— and ray addison. on thanks, weww. eeee— and ray addison. on thanks, mark. good evening. now, in the last hour, the us justice department has unsealed details of the 37 criminal charges facing former us president donald trump over his handling of classified information. now they include keeping sensitive military and nuclear documents and conspiracy to obstruct justice. if found guilty , he justice. if found guilty, he could face up to 20 years in prison. it's the second time that donald trump has been indicted, but he's the first former president to face criminal charges. his on a federal level . trump is accusing federal level. trump is accusing the government of election interference in his campaign to return to the white house in 2024. borisjohnson's 2024. boris johnson's resignation honours list has been published and on it are close allies of the former prime minister priti patel. the former home secretary receives a damehood former business secretary and gb news presenter
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