away . away. a , away . it's 930 on monday, the away. it's 930 on monday, the 12th of june. this is gb news. with me, andrew pierce and bev turner begum morning now leading the headlines this morning. humza yousaf the first minister of scottand— humza yousaf the first minister of scotland is— humza yousaf the first minister of scotland is facing calls to suspend— of scotland is facing calls to suspend ms— of scotland is facing calls to suspend his predecessor , nicola suspend his predecessor, nicola sturgeon,— suspend his predecessor, nicola sturgeon, from — suspend his predecessor, nicola sturgeon, from the snp . she was sturgeon, from the snp. she was arrested— sturgeon, from the snp. she was arrested and— sturgeon, from the snp. she was arrested and questioned over the party's— arrested and questioned over the party-s finances— arrested and questioned over the party's finances yesterday. she says— party's finances yesterday. she says that— party's finances yesterday. she says that she's— party's finances yesterday. she says that she's innocent of any wrongdoing— says that she's innocent of any wrongdoing. — says that she's innocent of any wrongdoing . of— says that she's innocent of any wrongdoing . o” (jim. says that she's innocent of any wrongdoing . o” (all. says that she's innocent of any wrongdoing . (ix wrongdoing. of course she says that boris johnson, accused of orchestrating a mutiny against his own government, he could face being banned from the parliamentary estate. when we get the when we get the report of privileges committee of the privileges committee later . also, hundreds of later today. also, hundreds of mxgxanxs— later today. also, hundreds of migrants crossed— later today. also, hundreds of migrants crossed the- : also, hundreds of migrants crossed the channel to engxand— migrants crossed the channel to england yesterday with that beauxxxux— england yesterday with that beautiful weather as people smuggxexs— beautiful weather as people smugglers took— beautiful weather as people smugglers took advantage of the of the — smugglers took advantage of the of the hex— smugglers took advantage of the of the hot weather.— smugglers took advantage of the of the hot weather. we're going to get— of the hot weather. we're going

to gex me— of the hot weather. we're going to get the latest— of the hot weather. we're going to get the latest from dover. just— to get the latest from dover. just days— to get the latest from dover. just days after— to get the latest from dover. just days after the government cxaxmed— just days after the government cxaxmed-sxop— just days after the government claimed stop boats plan claimed the stop the boats plan is claimed the stop the boats plan xs-xo— claimed the stop the boats plan xs-xo work— claimed the stop the boats plan is-to work and- claimed the stop the boats plan is-to work and the- is starting to work and the pxxme— is starting to work and the prime minister— is starting to work and the prime minister rishi sunak , has prime minister rishi sunak, has spoken— prime minister rishi sunak, has spoken soone— prime minister rishi sunak, has spoken about the— prime minister rishi sunak, has spoken about the opportunities and challenges— spoken about the opportunities and challenges of i at london xeen— and challenges of i at london xeon ween— and challenges of i at london tech week will— and challenges of i at london tech week will bring you the top line tech week will bring you the top xxne non — tech week will bring you the top line from that— tech week will bring you the top line from that press conference on one— line from that press conference on one snow— line from that press conference on one snow .— line from that press conference on the show . let— line from that press conference on the show . let us know your on the show. let us know your xnononxs— on the show. let us know your xnongnxs on— on the show. let us know your thoughts on all— on the show. let us know your thoughts on all of— on the show. let us know your thoughts on all of our talking ooxnxs— thoughts on all of our talking ooxnxs xnxs— thoughts on all of our talking points this morning. gb views at gb points this morning. gb views at on news— points this morning. gb views at on news — points this morning. gb views at gb news .com is— points this morning. gb views at gb news .com is the email oneness.— gb news .com is the email address, but— gb news .com is the email address, but first of all, nee-s— address, but first of all, nexe-s youn— address, but first of all, here's your latest news with xonsxn — here's your latest news with tamsin roberts— here's your latest news with tamsin roberts .— here's your latest news with tamsin roberts . beth mead . tamsin roberts. beth mead. xnnnn— tamsin roberts. beth mead. xnnnn yon— tamsin roberts. beth mead. xnonn you one— tamsin roberts. beth mead. thank you and good- tamsin roberts. beth mead. thank you and good morning from the gb news newsroom. mps will meet today to conclude their inquiry into whether boris johnson misled parliament over lockdown parties in number 10. the privileges committee has pledged to continue the investigation process after mr johnson stepped down as an mp and will later announce when it will publish the final report in his resignation statement, the

former prime minister branded the probe a witch hunt and accused the committee of being a kangaroo court. accused the committee of being a kangaroo court . scotland's first kangaroo court. scotland's first minister is facing calls to suspend nicola sturgeon as a member of the snp following her arrest. the former first minister was questioned for seven hours by police investigating snp finances. ms sturgeon, who was released without charge pending further investigation and insists she's innocent of any wrongdoing . the innocent of any wrongdoing. the two year long inquiry centres around £600,000 worth of donations earmarked for the scottish independence campaign . scottish independence campaign. the prime minister says he wants the uk to be a world leader in emerging technologies and at the four fs of artificial intelligence regulation. speaking at london's tech week, rishi sunak says the possibilities are extraordinary , but that the world must advance safely and mitigate the risks . this two advance safely and mitigate the risks. this two men have

advance safely and mitigate the risks . this two men have been risks. this two men have been charged in connection with the murder and disappeared of a 21 year old woman in northern ireland. detectives investigating the disappearance of chloe mitchell launched a murder inquiry on sunday after suspected human remains were found in ballymena . a 26 year found in ballymena. a 26 year old man has been charged with murder and a 34 year old man with assisting an offender. well, those are the top stories . you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gb news. .com now, though, it's back to andrew and . bev good morning. i am happy to be nook— good morning. i am happy to be back nxxn— good morning. i am happy to be back nxxn yon.— good morning. i am happy to be back with you. are— good morning. i am happy to be back with you. are you- c: x; i am happy to be back with you. are you happy to be booke— back with you. are you happy to be been very— back with you. are you happy to be back? very good to be back. and— be back? very good to be back. and whet-s— be back? very good to be back. and nnnx-s n— be back? very good to be back. and what's a week— be back? very good to be back. and what's a week to— be back? very good to be back. and what's a week to be- be back? very good to be back. and what's a week to be back? yeah, absolutely. scottish first xxxnxsxen— yeah, absolutely. scottish first minister humza— yeah, absolutely. scottish first minister humza yousaf- “43?" £1ch scottish first minister humza yousaf is facing ressre ro— minister humza yousaf is facing pressure to suspend nicola sturgeon— pressure to suspend nicola sturgeon after— pressure to suspend nicola sturgeon after was arrested sturgeon after she was arrested eno— sturgeon after she was arrested and questioned— sturgeon after she was arrested and questioned by police fori seven—one seven hours in relation to the snr-s— seven hours in relation to the snr-s-. — seven hours in relation to the snr-s-. sne- seven hours in relation to the snp's-. she was.

seven hours in relation to the. snp's-. she was later snp's finances. she was later released charge. she released without charge. she says of all says she's innocent of all wrongdoing, calling yesterday's events distressing. so events deeply distressing. so let's speak to our 9 so let's speak to our political reporter— let's speak to our political reporter catherine forster now, nno— reporter catherine forster now, nno rs— reporter catherine forster now, nno xs xn— reporter catherine forster now, who is in holyrood this morning .—coxnerxne.- who is in holyrood this morningi ._catherine. what . good morning, catherine. what xnooxnes— . good morning, catherine. what xnogxnes oner— . good morning, catherine. what imagines that when sturgeon got a imagines that when sturgeon got o knock— imagines that when sturgeon got o knock ox— imagines that when sturgeon got o knock ox xne— imagines that when sturgeon got a knock at the door, there was a ox— a knock at the door, there was a or re— a knock at the door, there was a sense of i've been— a knock at the door, there was a sense of i've been expecting you.— sense of i've been expecting you. officer.— sense of i've been expecting you, officer, but— sense of i've been expecting you, officer, but nevertheless it you, officer, but nevertheless xxlsxxxx— you, officer, but nevertheless itlstill-event- you, officer, but nevertheless it. still -event for. it is still a huge event for a source— it is still a huge event for a political figure— it is still a huge event for a political figure to find herself in political figure to find herself xn xnxs— political figure to find herself in this situation. _ political figure to find herself in this situation. what is the very— in this situation. what is the very xoxesx— in this situation. what is the very xoxesx e— in this situation. what is the very latest ? yes— in this situation. what is the very latest ? yes c in this situation. what is the very latest ? yes . ”xirixxy very latest? yes so it really is, isn't it ? very latest? yes so it really is, isn't it? very very latest? yes so it really is, isn't it ? very shocking, but is, isn't it? very shocking, but big calls today for humza yousaf aslef, the current first minister, nicola sturgeon's successor, nicola sturgeon's chosen one, if you like, for the job to suspend her from the snp whilst this investigation is ongoing now, we haven't heard from humza yousaf only yesterday he was on broadcast just before we knew that nicola sturgeon had indeed been arrested, saying he'd been in touch with her. she was in a good place . what was in a good place. what a political giant she was. of

course, nobody would argue with that. she dominated scottish politics for the best part of a decade. politics for the best part of a decade . but voices from across decade. but voices from across the political spectrum now urging him to act it. scottish conservatives, as you would expect, some snp mps such as angus macneil , ash regan in the angus macneil, ash regan in the last hour or so, who ran for the leadership , saying that nicola leadership, saying that nicola sturgeon herself should consider resigning her membership or humza yousaf if should act. and jackie baillie, who is the deputy leader of scottish labour , was saying the snp appealed to the people of scotland based on them projecting an image of being kind of morally superior to the corrupt politics, if you like, of the rest of the uk. now that clearly doesn't work for them anymore. now important to say of course , that nicola say of course, that nicola sturgeon is saying that she has done absolutely nothing wrong, that she's deeply distressed, that she's deeply distressed, that she's deeply distressed, that she's innocent of any

wrongdoing and she's been released without charge, as was her husband, peter murrell , who her husband, peter murrell, who of course, was formerly the chief executor . kyiv, as was the chief executor. kyiv, as was the former treasurer , colin beattie, former treasurer, colin beattie, who was also arrested back in april . but clearly who was also arrested back in april. but clearly , this is a april. but clearly, this is a two year investigation . answers two year investigation. answers are going to be forthcoming at some point , are going to be forthcoming at some point, and meanwhile, there's no sign of nicola sturgeon at her glasgow home. we're told that they've moved out temporarily to give their neighbours some respite and no word yet from humza yousaf catherine. just finally , catherine. just finally, oxxnonen— catherine. just finally, although it— catherine. just finally, although it was- just finally, although it was a shock in the sense when we— although it was a shock in the sense when we heard it, it was ren— sense when we heard it, it was r-on orornxne— sense when we heard it, it was r-on dropping xnox— sense when we heard it, it was jaw dropping that moment. in a xx— jaw dropping that moment. in a xx nos— jaw dropping that moment. in a sense it was inevitable because one— sense it was inevitable because xnree oeooxe— sense it was inevitable because three people signed off these oxsnnxeo— three people signed off these disputed accounts from 2021. her nonsense.— disputed accounts from 2021. her nnsnono. onen— disputed accounts from 2021. her husband, when he— disputed accounts from 2021. her husband, when he was the chief eeonxvex — husband, when he was the chief executive, peter— husband, when he was the chief executive, peter murrell, orresxeo— executive, peter murrell, . arrested—by executive, peter murrell, - arrested _ by the arrested and questioned by the rouse.— arrested and questioned by the poxxoe. rne— arrested and questioned by the police. the treasurer at the one— police. the treasurer at the time arrested— police. the treasurer at the time arrested and questioned by the time arrested and questioned by xne police-— time arrested and questioned by one rouse-ox— time arrested and questioned by the police. of course the the police. and of course the xnxro—sxeneo- the police. and of course thei third—signed them third person who signed them off. third person who signed them on. -oxx— third person who signed them off. -all powerful,- off. they all powerful, controlling _ off. they all powerful, controlling nicola sturgeon. so

it controlling nicola sturgeon. so xx xogxo— controlling nicola sturgeon. so it logic dictated— controlling nicola sturgeon. so it logic dictated she'd be orresxeo— it logic dictated she'd be arrested to— it logic dictated she'd be arrested to . _ it logic dictated she'd be arrested to . x/xin; . x: x: ”xivixxy arrested to. yes it did really. there was a sense of inevitability about it that it was going to be when , not if. was going to be when, not if. because, as you say , she was the because, as you say, she was the third signatory on those accounts. and of course, it's not even the first time that a former first minister has been arrested because her predecessor, alex salmond, was arrested and charged with multiple counts of sexual assault . now, of course, he was assault. now, of course, he was cleared . he was acquitted. but cleared. he was acquitted. but so she's the second for sure first minister to end up being questioned by the police, which really is quite something . it really is quite something. it really is quite something. it really is. that's x2. x: it really is. that's catherine xorse— really is. that's catherine xoree for— really is. that's catherine force for us— really is. that's catherine force for us at— really is. that's catherine force for us at holyrood in sound— force for us at holyrood in scotland with _ force for us at holyrood in scotland with perfect timing. we nove— scotland with perfect timing. we nove xxers— scotland with perfect timing. we have piers pottinger with us in the have piers pottinger with us in xne seno— have piers pottinger with us in the studio, our— have piers pottinger with us in the studio, our favourite ooxxxxoox— the studio, our favourite political commentator. of course, piers,— political commentator. of course, piers, as a as a scot, yon— course, piers, as a as a scot, you nove— course, piers, as a as a scot, you nove o— course, piers, as a as a scot, you have a special- course, piers, as a as a scot, you have a special dog in this nonn— you have a special dog in this xxgnx. xry— you have a special dog in this xxgnx. xry xo— you have a special dog in this fight. try to conceal your glee. xne— fight. try to conceal your glee. xne xxx— fight. try to conceal your glee. xne xxx x— fight. try to conceal your glee.

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said they've stepped aside, but we don't know at what point they stepped aside and there's the biggest question of all, and this is something i think is very significant. and as you rightly said, andrew, she was the third of the three officers who signed off on the last set of accounts. but there's been a new set of accounts since then and they have been submitted to the electoral commission . now, the electoral commission. now, i would have thought that if yusuf humza yousaf had actually any real belief in transparency , as real belief in transparency, as he says he is, why don't they pubush he says he is, why don't they publish those accounts? so that the members and the voters in scotland can see what state their ruling party is in financially. now, if they've got nothing to hide, as he keeps saying they haven't, then why don't they publish those accounts in full for everyone to see? see, that's what i think needs to be done. she will have been arrested because once you're arrested, the police have greater powers to seize your devices. if they just took her in devices. if they just took her xn for— devices. if they just took her

in for investigate— x:xi; ( if they just took her in for investigate live questioning- in for investigate live questioning to say we have some xnxnes— questioning to say we have some xnxnes ve— questioning to say we have some some things we want to bottom our.— some things we want to bottom onx. nove— some things we want to bottom onx. have you— some things we want to bottom out. have you spoken to your nnsxono— out. have you spoken to your husband ithat_ out. have you spoken to your husband that would be husband? that would be oxxxerenx. — husband? that would be different. but— husband? that would be different. but i guess arresting her different. but i guess arresting ner-xney— different. but i guess arresting ner-xney-xne- different. but i guess arresting. her-they-the powers her means they have the powers to her means they have the powers xo-ox— her means they have the powers xo-ox ner— her means they have the powers xo-ox ner reen- her means they have the powers to-of her tech, all- her means they have the powers to of her tech, all her to take all of her tech, all her nnones.— to take all of her tech, all her pnoneslner— to take all of her tech, all her phones, her laptops that phones, all her laptops that nnsx— phones, all her laptops that must presumably phones, all her laptops that- must-presumably-they're must be presumably what they're xooxxng—oon-x- looking at now. i don't understand— understand enough about ooxxxxsox— understand enough about political know political party finances to know nov— political party finances to know non-nono— political party finances to know how-would be- political party finances to know how-would be to- political party finances to know how would be to fiddle how easy it would be to fiddle the how easy it would be to fiddle xne xooxs. — how easy it would be to fiddle the books. -the- how easy it would be to fiddle the books. -the what. how easy it would be to fiddle. the books. -the what she's the books. well, the what she's what the apparent breach of the law, electoral law is. if you raise for money a specific purpose and they raise £666,000 for a second referendum on that referendum , never happened. the referendum, never happened. the money disappeared. right. and so eventually, i think in about 2022, there was only £97,000 in the snp bank account. 2022, there was only £97,000 in the snp bank account . where had the snp bank account. where had that money gone? and also the caravan we've got . the £110,000 caravan we've got. the £110,000 mobile home on on the drive of mrs. sturgeon's mother in law aged 92. don't suppose she's driving it very often, do you? the fact that they've the fact thatythey've bought the fact that they've bought a noxornone. — the fact that they've bought a motorhome, it's— the fact that they've bought a motorhome, it's got something of a motorhome, it's got something of o sxxeon— motorhome, it's got something of

a sitcom about— motorhome, it's got something of a sitcom about it— motorhome, it's got something of a sitcom about it and a husband xoons— a sitcom about it and a husband xoons xne— a sitcom about it and a husband xoons xne sxx— a sitcom about it and a husband loans the snp £105,000 and oxen-x— loans the snp £105,000 and didn't declare— loans the snp £105,000 and didn't declare it— loans the snp £105,000 and didn't declare it . “xii: " didn't declare it. yes i mean xnxs— didn't declare it. yes i mean this investigation has been going on for two years so given that it's actually quite a small party and admittedly their large sums , but two years is a long sums, but two years is a long time to investigate something like this. and i think it's significant . it's taking like this. and i think it's significant. it's taking this long. of course , nicola long. of course, nicola sturgeon, i think she knew it was inevitable she would be interviewed. you'd under arrest and so she's had a long time to prepare for the questions and get her act together. but i go back to the point that, i mean, if yusuf humza yousaf has any going to get any credibility at all as a leader so far , he's all as a leader so far, he's looked hopelessly weak then i think he should come clean with the numbers for the good of the scottish people and immediately suspend nicola sturgeon. otherwise he's just going to look even lamer than he is now .

look even lamer than he is now. well, talking about transparency and nonesxy.— well, talking about transparency and nonesxy. ox— well, talking about transparency and honesty, of course we have to and honesty, of course we have xo xoxx— and honesty, of course we have xo xoxx exonx— and honesty, of course we have to talk about boris— and honesty, of course we have to talk about boris johnson and evenxs— to talk about boris johnson and evenxs ox— to talk about boris johnson and events of friday— to talk about boris johnson and events of friday evening. piers, nov— events of friday evening. piers, nov neon— events of friday evening. piers, nov neon ox— events of friday evening. piers, nov moon of o— events of friday evening. piers, how much of a shock was it to yore— how much of a shock was it to you? nox— how much of a shock was it to your xox neon.— how much of a shock was it to you? not much, because when nons— you? not much, because when norxs xs— you? not much, because when boris is around— you? not much, because when boris is around ,_ you? not much, because when boris is around , there's boris is around, there's nornoxxy— boris is around, there's normally havoc and mayhem isn't far normally havoc and mayhem isn't for on. — normally havoc and mayhem isn't for on. and— normally havoc and mayhem isn't far off. and that's— normally havoc and mayhem isn't far off. and that's what,- normally havoc and mayhem isn't far off. 'x: far off. and that's what, of course, he delights in doing is stirring the pot, throwing everything out of the all his toys out of the attic, as it were, and see what happens . now, were, and see what happens. now, what's happened is basically he it's hugely damaging to the conservative party because at a time and time again, we've seen in elections, people don't vote for parties that aren't united. and the conservative party traditionally has been the most united, the strongest in terms of its unity . and now that's in of its unity. and now that's in disarray . and it's incredibly disarray. and it's incredibly damaging. and i think it makes rishi's chances of being elected even less than they already are . are you? the revolt has

xxzzxeo— . are you? the revolt has fizzled out— . are you? the revolt has fizzled out to— . are you? the revolt has fizzled out to a- are you? the revolt has fizzled out to a certain extent, ves— fizzled out to a certain extent, yes .— fizzled out to a certain extent, yes . x— fizzled out to a certain extent, yes . x xnxnx— fizzled out to a certain extent, yes . i think there— fizzled out to a certain extent, yes . i think there was talk that yes. i think there was talk that six yes. i think there was talk that sxx xxxs— yes. i think there was talk that six mps would— yes. i think there was talk that six mps would resign in fact, it nons— six mps would resign in fact, it was boris. nadine— six mps would resign in fact, it was boris. nadine dorries and oxner— was boris. nadine dorries and oxner xxx. — was boris. nadine dorries and one other mp. most people never neare— one other mp. most people never neoro ox— one other mp. most people never neoro ox xs— one other mp. most people never heard of is that— one other mp. most people never heard of is that a— one other mp. most people never heard of is that a sign that osxnoxxy— heard of is that a sign that actually his— heard of is that a sign that actually his stock had fallen nnxxe— actually his stock had fallen quite significantly in the parliamentary party? i think so. and nxso— parliamentary party? i think so. and one x— parliamentary party? i think so. and also i was told at the weekend that once his most avid supporters have actually read the report from the parliament committee, it is apparently so that they will find it very hard to continue to support him. do you think so? he's jumped- you think so? he's jumped xosxooxxy— you think so? he's jumped basically before this report xoooy— basically before this report xoooy xo— basically before this report today to undermine the power of vnox— today to undermine the power of vnox xney— today to undermine the power of vnox xney son— today to undermine the power of what they can do _ today to undermine the power of what they can do with that. but but what they can do with that. but on xn— what they can do with that. but xx xx n— what they can do with that. but xx xx n sense— what they can do with that. but but in a sense, he's— what they can do with that. but but in a sense, he's done- what they can do with that. but but in a sense, he's done the party a favour because as traditionally a report of the previous committee is accepted unanimously by all mps. previous committee is accepted unanimously by all mps . but what unanimously by all mps. but what happened this time? there won't be a vote on the on the report, which means was rishi going to if there was a vote, was rishi going to vote to throw his predecessor under a bus? was the cabinet going to throw him under the bus? that vote won't now

happen. yeah no, we've just got some news actually, some breaking news actually, we have according to have to bring you. according to local have to bring you. according to xosox neoxo— have to bring you. according to local media reports,— x; according to local media reports, former xxoxxon— local media reports, former italian prime— local media reports, former italian prime minister silvio nerxnseonx— italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has— italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has died aged 86. xi; berlusconi has died aged 86. he had berlusconi has died aged 86. he non noo— berlusconi has died aged 86. he had had serious— berlusconi has died aged 86. he had had serious health- berlusconi has died aged 86. he had had serious health problems and received treatment in rome. do you remember, piers, the embarrassment of when tony blair stayed at berlusconi's home in in the in whenever he was prime minister and berlusconi looking ridiculous as well. berlusconi oxvxonsxy— ridiculous as well. berlusconi oxvxonsxy non— ridiculous as well. berlusconi obviously won sorry- ridiculous as well. berlusconi obviously won sorry for- . x: ( berlusconi obviously won sorry for his xonxxy— obviously won sorry for his xonxxy eno— obviously won sorry for his family and one— obviously won sorry for his family and one sends them condolences— family and one sends them condolences .— family and one sends them condolences . but, family and one sends them condolences. but, i mean, he was an condolences. but, i mean, he was on exxrooroxnory— condolences. but, i mean, he was an extraordinary figure. he made nons— an extraordinary figure. he made norxs xonnson— an extraordinary figure. he made boris johnson look— an extraordinary figure. he made boris johnson look really quite norx— boris johnson look really quite norx .— boris johnson look really quite norx . xx— boris johnson look really quite normal, if that's— boris johnson look really quite normal, if that's possible . i normal, if that's possible. i know.— normal, if that's possible. i know. and— normal, if that's possible. i know. one x— normal, if that's possible. i know. and i mean , he's in many know. and i mean, he's in many ways— know. and i mean, he's in many ways on— know. and i mean, he's in many ways on oxsnro— know. and i mean, he's in many ways an absurd figure was. but oxso— ways an absurd figure was. but oxso noo— ways an absurd figure was. but oxso norx o— ways an absurd figure was. but also had a huge— ways an absurd figure was. but also had a huge following . he also had a huge following. he norx— also had a huge following. he norx o— also had a huge following. he norx o xxno— also had a huge following. he had a kind of— also had a huge following. he had a kind of fanal following xnox— had a kind of fanal following me nonexi— had a kind of fanal following that donald trump has in onenes— that donald trump has in america. and— that donald trump has in america. and still, amazingly eno— america. and still, amazingly and berlusconi— america. and still, amazingly and berlusconi was was , of and berlusconi was was, of course , very seriously involved

course, very seriously involved vxxn— course, very seriously involved vxxn xesso— course, very seriously involved with tessa giles— course, very seriously involved with tessa giles ,_ course, very seriously involved with tessa giles , husband, david with tessa giles, husband, david xxxxxs— with tessa giles, husband, david xxxxxs .— with tessa giles, husband, david xxxxxs . vno— with tessa giles, husband, david mills , who was— with tessa giles, husband, david mills , who was briefly his mills, who was briefly his xovyer— mills, who was briefly his xovyer eno— mills, who was briefly his lawyer and in— mills, who was briefly his lawyer and in fact, when berlusconi _ lawyer and in fact, when berlusconi tried very hard to poss— berlusconi tried very hard to pass xne— berlusconi tried very hard to pass the buck— berlusconi tried very hard to pass the buck on to david mills, very— pass the buck on to david mills, very nnxoxrxy— pass the buck on to david mills, very unfairly and— pass the buck on to david mills, very unfairly and david mills exeoreo— very unfairly and david mills was cleared of— very unfairly and david mills was cleared of everything properxy— was cleared of everything properxy .— was cleared of everything properlv , as_ was cleared of everything properly , as he should have properly, as he should have been.— properly, as he should have been. nrx— properly, as he should have been. but berlusconi was an enornonsxy— been. but berlusconi was an enormously influential figure. he enormously influential figure. xe noo— enormously influential figure. is norx xxg— enormously influential figure. he had big interests- enormously influential figure. he had big interests in- enormously influential figure. he had big interests in the media in italy, of course, big controller of the media, which he didn't hesitate to use to his own advantage. and in many ways, it's own advantage. and in many ways, xx-s o— own advantage. and in many ways, xx-s o nxrooxe— own advantage. and in many ways, it's a miracle he's— own advantage. and in many ways, it's a miracle he's been— ex: 3 and in many ways, it's a miracle he's been going for so— it's a miracle he's been going for so long-— it's a miracle he's been going for so xong. x— it's a miracle he's been going for so long. i know. x; for so long. i know. all right. thank you. fascinating.- thank you. fascinating. fascinating.— thank you. fascinating. fascinating. and- fascinating. and of fascinating. and of course, fascinating. and of course, when the fascinating. and of course, when xne prxvxxeoes— fascinating. and of course, when the privileges report is onxxxsneo— the privileges report is published ,_ the privileges report is published , it, which will be published, it, which will be xoxer— published, it, which will be xoxer xoooy— published, it, which will be xoxer xoooy .— published, it, which will be later today , chaired by harriet later today, chaired by harriet hernan— later today, chaired by harriet harman,-made- later today, chaired by harriet harman, made her mind up harman, who made her mind up xone— harman, who made her mind up xone before— harman, who made her mind up long before the— harman, who made her mind up long before the report was pnxxxsneo.— long before the report was published,.the- long before the report was- published,.the-because published, by the way, because sne-s— published, by the way, because sne-s-soxo— published, by the way, because she's-said from - published, by the way, because she's said from the she's well, she said from the onxsex— she's well, she said from the onxsex ne— she's well, she said from the outset he broke— she's well, she said from the outset he broke the rules, broke the outset he broke the rules, broke xne-xnx— outset he broke the rules, broke xne-xnx ve-xx— outset he broke the rules, broke the but we'll bring that to the law, but we'll bring that to you.— the law, but we'll bring that to yon-nons— the law, but we'll bring that to yon-norxs .— the law, but we'll bring that to yon-norxs . ox— the law, but we'll bring that to you. boris , of course, the you. and boris, of course, the vrxx— you. and boris, of course, the vrxx vxxx— you. and boris, of course, the writ will-moved- you. and boris, of course, the writ will moved today him you. and boris, of course, the wr stand moved today him you. and boris, of course, the wr stand down oved today him you. and boris, of course, the wrstand down as d today him you. and boris, of course, the wrstand down as an oday him you. and boris, of course, the wrstand down as an mp. him you. and boris, of course, the wrstand down as an mp. i'll him to stand down as an mp. i'll xss— to stand down as an mp. i'll nxn.— to stand down as an mp. i'll nxn. x— to stand down as an mp. i'll miss him. i don't- to stand down as an mp. i'll miss him. i don't think he'll go onyvnere— miss him. i don't think he'll go onyvnere very— miss him. i don't think he'll go

anywhere very far. �*intx miss him. i don't think he'll go anywhere very far. inx xix? anywhere very far. do you? i xnxnx.— anywhere very far. do you? i xnxnx. x— anywhere very far. do you? i think. i think he'll always be. will be. go away. he'll work out what he's going to do next. he'll wait for the conservative to very well at to possibly not do very well at the election then he'll the next election and then he'll come prediction maybe come back in. prediction maybe that's not what you think. you can off boris can never write off boris xonnson.—nel can never write off boris johnson,-he isi can never write off borisi johnson,-he is a can never write off boris- johnson,-he is a master johnson, although he is a master of johnson, although he is a master ox-nxsxorxnne.- johnson, although he is a master of-misfortune, in- johnson, although he is a master of misfortune, in my of his own misfortune, in my vxev— of his own misfortune, in my ixorxyeoxe- of his own misfortune, in my view. partygate right. view. on partygate right. we've got view. on partygate right. we've eox-xnsx— view. on partygate right. we've eox-xnsx-xo- view. on partygate right. we've eox-xnsx-xo ny- got to go just briefly to my none— got to go just briefly to my none xovn— got to go just briefly to my home town of— got to go just briefly to my home town of manchester. xney-re— home town of manchester. xney-re goxng— home town of manchester. xney-re goxng xe— home town of manchester. they're going to be- home town of manchester. they're going to be holding a parade for thousands of supporters today. city, of supporters today. man city, of course, this course, won the treble this weekend league victory there. champions league victory there. so guardiola side going so pep guardiola side are going to so pep guardiola side are going xo-xnexr— so pep guardiola side are going to -their three - to show off their three xroonxes. — to show off their three trophies. only other team trophies. the only other team xnox-s— trophies. the only other team rnxs-rnss— trophies. the only other team that's that, course. so that's done that, of course. so xney-re— that's done that, of course. so xney-re ereox— that's done that, of course. so they're great rivals, manchester unxxeo. — they're great rivals, manchester unxxeo. ano— they're great rivals, manchester unxxeo. one x— they're great rivals, manchester united. and i guess the man xxnxxeo— united. and i guess the man- unxxeo—xne united fans won't be joining the vxsxory—nxy— united fans won't be joining the victory—my father's. victory parade. if my father's watching, be very watching, he'll be very depressed about that this morning read through morning as a man read through and our northwest and through. so our northwest reporter sophie reaper is in manchester morning. manchester this morning. good morning, i imagine morning, sophie. i imagine there's a few sore heads in manchester this morning, depending on probably either side of the fence you sit on. i would imagine so. like you say, here.— would imagine so. like you say, xnere. nev— would imagine so. like you say, xnere. nev. x— would imagine so. like you say, there, bev, i think— would imagine so. like you say, there, bev, i think the united xons— there, bev, i think the united xons vxxx— there, bev, i think the united xons vxxx xe— there, bev, i think the united fans will be commiserating and the fans will be commiserating and xne mon—

fans will be commiserating and xne xxon cxxy— fans will be commiserating and the man city fans— fans will be commiserating and the man city fans will still be vexx— the man city fans will still be vexx xnxo— the man city fans will still be well into their— the man city fans will still be well into their celebrations. xne— well into their celebrations. the preparations for tonight's vxsxory— the preparations for tonight's vxexory ponde— the preparations for tonight's victory parade are now well underway.— victory parade are now well underway. vou— victory parade are now well underway. you can see behind me the underway. you can see behind me xne sxoee— underway. you can see behind me xne sxoee being— underway. you can see behind me the stage being constructed. xney-ve— the stage being constructed. xney-ve been— the stage being constructed. they've been closing roads down sxne— they've been closing roads down yesxenxoy. — they've been closing roads down since yesterday. i— they've been closing roads down since yesterday. i can see a eenxxenon— since yesterday. i can see a gentleman over— since yesterday. i can see a gentleman over my shoulder xxxxxne— gentleman over my shoulder filling cannons— gentleman over my shoulder filling cannons with confess cxxy— filling cannons with confess cxxy xn— filling cannons with confess cxxy xn xnox— filling cannons with confess city in that bright blue man sxxy— city in that bright blue man exxy ooonnx — city in that bright blue man city colour. and— city in that bright blue man city colour. and now this evenxne— city colour. and now this evenxne .— city colour. and now this evening . rep— city colour. and now this evening , pep guardiola and his evening, pep guardiola and his reen— evening, pep guardiola and his xeon vxxx— evening, pep guardiola and his xeon vxxx xe— evening, pep guardiola and his team will be climbing aboard an open— team will be climbing aboard an open xop— team will be climbing aboard an open xop pus— team will be climbing aboard an open top bus with— team will be climbing aboard an open top bus with their multiple xropnxes— open top bus with their multiple xropnxes xn— open top bus with their multiple trophies in order— open top bus with their multiple trophies in order to celebrate vxxx— trophies in order to celebrate vxxn xne— trophies in order to celebrate with the thousands upon xnonsonos— with the thousands upon thousands of— with the thousands upon thousands of man city fans will be expeexxne— thousands of man city fans will be expeexxne xn— thousands of man city fans will be expecting in the city centre xonxpnx— be expecting in the city centre xonxenx .— be expecting in the city centre xonxenx. nov— be expecting in the city centre tonight . now they'll be tonight. now they'll be celebrating— tonight. now they'll be celebrating not only winning the xrenxer— celebrating not only winning the premier league,— celebrating not only winning the premier league, not only winning the premier league, not only winning xne xx— premier league, not only winning xne xxx cup.— premier league, not only winning xne xxx cup. xxx— premier league, not only winning the fa cup, but also winning xnox— the fa cup, but also winning that elusive— the fa cup, but also winning that elusive champions league xropny.— that elusive champions league xropny. vnxsn— that elusive champions league trophy, which means, as you say , trophy, which means, as you say .xney— trophy, which means, as you say . xney xxnoxxy— trophy, which means, as you say , they finally managed to clinch xnox— , they finally managed to clinch xnoxxrepxe. — , they finally managed to clinch that treble. x: xi; e , they finally managed to clinch that treble. : that treble. wonderful. thank you so much, sophie. andrew pierce. i can literally hear your heart sinking. you couldn't care less about football, could you? i'm very pleased. manchester— xix? i'm very pleased. manchester city got pix? i'm very pleased. manchester city got the triple. i manchester city got the triple. x-pesonse — manchester city got the triple. i. because they're - manchester city got the triple. i because they're english i am, because they're an english ream.— i am, because they're an english ream—ano- i am, because they're an english ream—ann xx-s- team. that's good. and it's oxvoys— team. that's good. and it's oxvoys-xo— team. that's good. and it's oxvoys-xo pe- team. that's good. and it's always to be. was it

always good to be. was it xxoxxons— always good to be. was it italians spanish? i can't italians or spanish? be i can't remember-ix— italians or spanish? be i can't remember. i remember man remember. no i remember man xxnxxeo— remember. no i remember man died—xeno- united winning it in 1999, xnonen— united winning it in 1999, though-curtis- united winning it in 1999,i though-curtis here, united winning it in 1999,. though-curtis here, a united winning it in 1999,- though-curtis here, a man though. paul curtis here, a man who knows more about sport who knows much more about sport than i put together. than andrew. and i put together. i i was far too young to i do. but i was far too young to remember 1999.— i do. but i was far too young to remember 1999. but— x:xix but i was far too young to remember 1999. but i do remember one— remember 1999. but i do remember vnox noppeneo— remember 1999. but i do remember what happened weekend. what happened at the weekend. xen— what happened at the weekend. xeon. xney— what happened at the weekend. yeah, they didn't— what happened at the weekend. yeah, they didn't tell you? i'm xoxo— yeah, they didn't tell you? i'm xoxo xney— yeah, they didn't tell you? i'm told they didn't— yeah, they didn't tell you? i'm told they didn't-very- yeah, they didn't tell you? i'm told they didn't very well, told they didn't play very well, if you know what doesn't matter, does really matter does it? doesn't really matter pesonse— does it? doesn't really matter pesose-x- does it? doesn't really matter because-win. it- does it? doesn't really matter because-win. it was. because they did win. it was xnxer— because they did win. it was xnxer xxxxon— because they did win. it was inter milan and— because they did win. it was inter milan and inter milan and novxne— having an italian side, very vexx— having an italian side, very vexx-xor— having an italian side, very well-for their- having an italian side, very well for their defence and well known for their defence and prey— well known for their defence and prexxy nnsn— well known for their defence and prexxy nnsn x— well known for their defence and pretty much i can— well known for their defence and pretty much i can see your eyes exosxne— pretty much i can see your eyes exosxnp over— pretty much i can see your eyes glazing over already when i soon— glazing over already when i sxorx xo— glazing over already when i start to look— glazing over already when i start to look at— glazing over already when i start to look at positions. but xx-s— start to look at positions. but xx-s oxx— start to look at positions. but it's all about— start to look at positions. but it's all about i've— start to look at positions. but it's all about i've just heard of rep— it's all about i've just heard of pep guardiola— it's all about i've just heard of pep guardiola and i've heard of pep guardiola and i've heard ox-pxe— of pep guardiola and i've heard ox-pxe ponxsn— of pep guardiola and i've heard of big danish player who of that big danish player who oooxs— of that big danish player who scores goals all— of that big danish player who scores goals all the time. is he oonxsne— scores goals all the time. is he danish? well,— scores goals all the time. is he danish? well, he's— scores goals all the time. is he danish? well, he's norwegian. oh, he's norwegian. but that's, that's close enough . you could that's close enough. you could have said that— that's close enough. you could have said that he— that's close enough. you could have said that he was- ( xi;xix.xg " you could have said that he was from xronse— have said that he was from france or something like that. nox— france or something like that. nox nes— france or something like that. nox ne-s goo— france or something like that. our ne-s eox on— france or something like that. but he's got an interesting xrxxno— but he's got an interesting erling haaland_ but he's got an interesting erling haaland and he's got an xnxeresxxne— erling haaland and he's got an interesting line— erling haaland and he's got an interesting line in— erling haaland and he's got an interesting line in watches and pyionos—veorsl pyjamas. he does. he wears pyjamas— pyjamas. he does. he wears pyronos xor— pyjamas. he does. he wears pyxonos xor xon— pyjamas. he does. he wears pyjamas for fun and he wears pyjamas— pyjamas for fun and he wears pyxonos oxx— pyjamas for fun and he wears pyjamas all-time- pyjamas for fun and he wears pyjamas all time when he's pyjamas all the time when he's not pyjamas all the time when he's nox-xn— pyjamas all the time when he's nox-xn xne— pyjamas all the time when he's not-in the football- not playing in the football pxxsn.— not playing in the football pxxsn. nox— not playing in the football pitch. but apart from that, xnox-s— pitch. but apart from that, that's-need-

pitch. but apart from that, that's-need to- pitch. but apart from that, that's need to know. pitch. but apart from that,- that's-need to know. he that's all you need to know. he oxen-x— that's all you need to know. he oxen-x ssore— that's all you need to know. he didn't score, though. erling xooxono— didn't score, though. erlingi haaland—few haaland it's one of the few soones— haaland it's one of the few pones ne— haaland it's one of the few games he actually didn't score in games he actually didn't score xnlxne— games he actually didn't score inlthe weekend,— games he actually didn't score in the weekend, but he's been in at the weekend, but he's been unbelievable—the- unbelievable all through the season._| know. season. but people i know xooxpoxx— season. but people i know xooxpoxx-x- season. but people i know football-i don'ti football fans said, i don't want xxonsnesxer— football fans said, i don't want manchester because manchester city to win because xney— manchester city to win because oney-everyxnxne. - manchester city to win because they everything. “xii: ' x: they win everything. yes. and xney— they win everything. yes. and oney-xne— they win everything. yes. and they the premier league they bought the premier league because wealthy because they've got very wealthy owners presumably arab. owners who are presumably arab. are they arab, the owners? i mean, they've got i don't want to mean, they've got i don't want xo-xnrovxne— mean, they've got i don't want to-throwing-but. to start throwing this in, but x-n — to start throwing this in, but x-n -xo— to start throwing this in, but x-n -xo 90— to start throwing this in, but x-n-xo go on- to start throwing this in, but x-n-xo go a- to start throwing this in, but i'm to go on. a lot of i'm going to go on. a lot of one— i'm going to go on. a lot of oxner xons— i'm going to go on. a lot of other fans will— i'm going to go on. a lot of other fans will be going. it's nox— other fans will be going. it's nox xoxr— other fans will be going. it's not fair because _ other fans will be going. it's not fair because there are snorees— not fair because there are charges against manchester city, 115 charges against manchester city, xxs snorees— charges against manchester city, 115 charges were— charges against manchester city, 115 charges were brought of vnox.— 115 charges were brought of what, against— 115 charges were brought of what, against financial fair playr— what, against financial fair pxoy. posxsoxxy— what, against financial fair play, basically cooking the books— play, basically cooking the books proven _ play, basically cooking the books proven guilty until proven onxxxy— books proven guilty until proven enxxxy .— books proven guilty until proven enxxxy . xnere-s— books proven guilty until proven guilty . there's a— books proven guilty until proven guilty. there's a lot of books proven guilty until proven guilty . there's a lot of that guilty. there's a lot of that oponx— guilty. there's a lot of that about there's— guilty. there's a lot of that about there's a— guilty. there's a lot of that about there's a lot of charges xnox— about there's a lot of charges xnox nove— about there's a lot of charges that have been— about there's a lot of charges that have been brought against xxonsnesxer— that have been brought against manchester city,— that have been brought against manchester city, which, of course, denying. but course, they're denying. but a lot course, they're denying. but a xoxloxner— course, they're denying. but a lot-other clubs— course, they're denying. but a lot other clubs and other lot of other clubs and other xons— lot of other clubs and other xons-soyxne- lot of other clubs and other fans-saying it's. lot of other clubs and other. fans-saying it's not fans would be saying it's not on — fans would be saying it's not on xney— fans would be saying it's not fair. they don't— fans would be saying it's not fair. they don't use- fans would be saying it's not fair. 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"car co" e (.{xi; fair. they don't use the same accountants the snp. i don't accountants as the snp. i don't think their accounts— accountants as the snp. i don't think their accounts are- (( six i don't think their accounts are quite busy— think their accounts are quite busy-nonem- think their accounts are quite busy moment and they're busy at the moment and they're propopxy— busy at the moment and they're propopxy-xo— busy at the moment and they're probably -to.used- probably going to be used a xxxxxe— probably going to be used a due-.— probably going to be used a xxxxxe-. nox- probably going to be used a little-. but as- probably going to be used a little . but as far as little bit later. but as far as xooxpoxx— little bit later. but as far as xooxpoxx xs— little bit later. but as far as football is concerned, manchester- football is concerned, manchester they're manchester city, they're an unbelievable— manchester city, they're an unbelievable football side. xney-re—oreoxl unbelievable football side.- they're_great side. they're just such a great side.

so they're just such a great side. solvxn— they're just such a great side. solvxn xne— they're just such a great side. so .win the treble,- they're just such a great side. so win the treble, which is so to win the treble, which is xne— so to win the treble, which is xne-ono— so to win the treble, which is one-one xne- so to win the treble, which is the and the premier the fa cup and the premier xeoene— the fa cup and the premier xeoene-xnen- the fa cup and the premier league then the champions, league and then the champions, are league and then the champions, ore—xnon— league and then the champions, ore—xnon-xxonl are they better than the man u sxoe— are they better than the man u sxoe-von— are they better than the man u sxoe-von pp— are they better than the man u side .won it? i— are they better than the man u side won it? i would say side that won it? i would say xnere-s— side that won it? i would say xnere-s x— side that won it? i would say there's i would— side that won it? i would say there's i would say yes. can i osx— there's i would say yes. can i osx yon— there's i would say yes. can i osx you xnxs— there's i would say yes. can i ask you this question? how many nrxxxsn— ask you this question? how many nrxxxsn-ore— ask you this question? how many british are in man city british players are in man city now? quite a few. we've now? there's quite a few. we've probably five now? there's quite a few. we've probably .five because - now? there's quite a few. we've probably-five because i- probably got five because ii remember—united probably got five because i- remember_united won remember when man united won xnox— remember when man united won xnox-xnere— remember when man united won that-there were- remember when man united won that-there werellotl that 99 treble, there were a lot of none — that 99 treble, there were a lot or none grown— that 99 treble, there were a lot of home grown mancunian boys in xnox— of home grown mancunian boys in xnox-veren-x— of home grown mancunian boys in that-weren't there? - of home grown mancunian boys in that weren't there? that team, weren't there? i'm xnxnxxnp— that team, weren't there? i'm thinking-paul- that team, weren't there? i'm thinking paul scholes thinking there was paul scholes and ryan giggs. yeah that's right. wayne rooney in it? no no, is, no, no, no, no. the thing is, eox— no, no, no, no. the thing is, eox xne— the thing is, we've got the home—grown, the venue— we've got the home—grown, the neville brothers,— we've got the home—grown, the neville brothers, of course. and xnen—peopxe- then you've got people like xeooy— then you've got people like teddy sheringham played then you've got people like teddwereeringham played then you've got people like teddwere actually played then you've got people like teddwere actually p|ored that were actually british or xnexxsn. — that were actually british or xnexxsn. -xor- that were actually british or english. -far as- english. but as far as manchester- english. but as far as manchester concerned, english. but as far as— manchester-concerned, there manchester city concerned, there are manchester city concerned, there ore-yove eox- manchester city concerned, there are-you've got jack- are i mean, you've got jack ereoxxsn.— are i mean, you've got jack grealish, of— are i mean, you've got jack grealish, of course. mean, grealish, of course. i mean, nes— grealish, of course. i mean, he's-manchester,l grealish, of course. i mean,- he's-manchester, but he's not from manchester, but serxoxnxy— he's not from manchester, but serxoxnxy-orovn- he's not from manchester, but certainly grown john stones certainly home grown john stones . vno— certainly home grown john stones . vno os— certainly home grown john stones .vno pxoyxne— certainly home grown john stones , who was playing in the side , , who was playing in the side, xyxe— , who was playing in the side, xyxe-onoxner- , who was playing in the side, kyle-another one.- , who was playing in the side, kyle another one. so kyle walker another one. so propopxy— kyle walker another one. so we're probably talking about 4 to we're probably talking about 4 o s— we're probably talking about 4 o s xnoxxsn— we're probably talking about 4 to 5 english players that are playing— to 5 english players that are pxoyxnp xn— to 5 english players that are pxoyxnp xn xne— to 5 english players that are playing in the side. i i playing in the side. isn't it onosxne— playing in the side. isn't it amazing that's seen as a success. but there's never an xnoxxsn— success. but there's never an xnexxsn nonoere— (( but there's never an english manager these days. even axex— english manager these days. even axex xerenson.— english manager these days. even alex ferguson, who— english manager these days. even alex ferguson, who got manchester— alex ferguson, who got manchester united, triple, alex ferguson, who got man scottish jnited, triple, alex ferguson, who got man scottish us ed, triple, alex ferguson, who got manscottish us can't triple, alex ferguson, who got manscottish us can't bear)le, alex ferguson, who got manscottish us can't bear him, was scottish us can't bear him, by xne— was scottish us can't bear him, by one voy— was scottish us can't bear him, by one voy . — was scottish us can't bear him,

by the way . �*vixiy?’ i just can't. by the way. why? i just can't. sxeoxesx— by the way. why? i just can't. greatest football manager in the history of the world. you have. you have history of the world. you have. you nove you. — history of the world. you have. you have you. have— history of the world. you have. you have you. have you- i : you have. you have you. have you spent xxnee — you have you. have you spent xxnee xn— you have you. have you spent time? no, i've— you have you. have you spent time? no, i've not- you have you. have you spent time? \xxi:x you have you. have you spent time? \xxix i time? no, i've not spent time. because he speaks— time? no, i've not spent time. because he speaks so- time? no, i've not spent time. because he speaks so well- time? \xxi:x i because he speaks so well of you.— because he speaks so well of you. veon— because he speaks so well of you. xeon x— because he speaks so well of you. yeah i went— because he speaks so well of you. yeah i went him a bit you. yeah i went off him a bit vnen— you. yeah i went off him a bit vnen ne— you. yeah i went off him a bit when he started— you. yeah i went off him a bit when he started giving money to the when he started giving money to xne xoponr— when he started giving money to the labour party. _ when he started giving money to the labour party. cj" when he started giving money to the labour party. oi the labour party. oh, i knew xnere— the labour party. oh, i knew there would be something. yeah. i off. isn't it strange there would be something. yeah. i-off. isn't it strange how. i went off. isn't it strange how xnere-s— i went off. isn't it strange how there's-there?- i went off. isn't it strange how there's-there? but- i went off. isn't it strange how there's there? but far there's a link there? but as far as there's a link there? but as far os xooxpoxx.— there's a link there? but as far as football, i— there's a link there? but as far as football, i mean, they're unbelievable.— as football, i mean, they're unbelievable. so they've got xnere— unbelievable. so they've got xnere-xnsx— unbelievable. so they've got there-just saw,- unbelievable. so they've got there just saw, the huge there as we just saw, the huge porooe. — there as we just saw, the huge parade. manchester parade. so half of manchester vxxx— parade. so half of manchester vxxx pe— parade. so half of manchester will be there— parade. so half of manchester will be there and— parade. so half of manchester will be there and half of manchester— will be there and half of manchester obviously manchester and obviously a lot of manchester and obviously a lot ox—xx— manchester and obviously a lot ox—xx xros- manchester and obviously a lot of_it true that- manchester and obviously a loti of_it true that most of london. is it true that most manchester fans manchester united fans don't come from manchester? they come from around the country? from all around the country? well, a lot come well, there are a lot that come from all around. does that rule apply to manchester city as well? ithink apply to manchester city as well? i think not so much. manchester— well? i think not so much. manchester city— ? i think not so much. manchester city way. but the xnxne — manchester city way. but the xnxnelxnonen.— manchester city way. but the thing though, you have glory thing is, though, you have glory nonres— thing is, though, you have glory hunters-when- thing is, though, you have gloryi hunters.-when-to hunters. i mean, when i went to ssnoox— hunters. i mean, when i went to ssnoox xn— hunters. i mean, when i went to school in east— hunters. i mean, when i went to school in east london, there was a school in east london, there was -sprs— school in east london, there was o-spnrs-xx— school in east london, there was o-spnrs-xx os- a lot of spurs fans. it was a very.— a lot of spurs fans. it was a very. very— a lot of spurs fans. it was a very. very xone— a lot of spurs fans. it was a very, very long time ago and xnere— very, very long time ago and xnere-vvesx— very, very long time ago and there .west ham - very, very long time ago and there west ham fans. but there was west ham fans. but xnere— there was west ham fans. but xnere os— there was west ham fans. but there was i'll— there was west ham fans. but there was i'll-how- there was west ham fans. but there was i'll how many there was i'll prove how many yeors— there was i'll prove how many yeors oeo— there was i'll prove how many years ago stanley— there was i'll prove how many years ago stanley matthews there xx— years ago stanley matthews there xx vvos— years ago stanley matthews there xx o— years ago stanley matthews there was. it was a there— years ago stanley matthews there was. it was a there was- years ago stanley matthews there was. i was. it was a there was a lot of blackpool fans at the time. i'll you that time there i'll tell you that time there voslxox—

i'll tell you that time there was lot liverpool fans was a lot of liverpool fans pesopse— was a lot of liverpool fans because-aroundl was a lot of liverpool fans. because-around the because liverpool around the son—ses- because liverpool around the. son—ops sort of late 70s, early 80s were npoe— sort of late 70s, early 80s were nose-pne— sort of late 70s, early 80s were npee-xxne. so— sort of late 70s, early 80s were huge time. so there's huge at that time. so there's oxvoys— huge at that time. so there's oxvoys-xo— huge at that time. so there's oxvoys-xo pe- huge at that time. so there's always to be those glory always going to be those glory npnxers. — always going to be those glory npnxers. so— always going to be those glory hunters. so there's a lot more xxonsnesxer— hunters. so there's a lot more. manchester—london manchester city fans in london xnon—vere. - manchester city fans in london than -were. man. manchester city fans in london- than-were. man united than there ever were. man united was one of the first global football brands, wasn't it? that's pulled in that's why it pulled in supporters, not just nationally, but internationally. well, that's all clubs want to that that's all clubs want to do that now. they're that's all clubs want to do that now . they're all growing their now. they're all growing their sppporxers— now. they're all growing their sppporxers os— they're all growing their supporters as clubs, especially in supporters as clubs, especially xn—xney-re- supporters as clubs, especially xn—xney-re oxx- in the states. they're all oesperoxe— in the states. they're all desperate to _ in the states. they're all desperate to try and get these xons— desperate to try and get these xons xo — desperate to try and get these new fans to come— desperate to try and get these new fans to come and chinese ppoyers—xnox-sl players. yeah, and but that's vnox— players. yeah, and but that's vnox oxxen— players. yeah, and but that's what often that's— players. yeah, and but that's what often that's what's noppeneo.— what often that's what's happened. had what often that's what's- happened.-had careers happened. you've had careers xron— happened. you've had careers pron-xo— happened. you've had careers pron-xo xne- happened. you've had careers from-to the far- happened. you've had careers from to the far east from players to the far east vopxo— from players to the far east vopxo soe— from players to the far east would come in— from players to the far east would come in because they know xney— would come in because they know xney vxxx— would come in because they know xney vxxx sexx— would come in because they know they will sell shirts— would come in because they know they will sell shirts and also xney— they will sell shirts and also xney vxxx— they will sell shirts and also xney vxxx eer— they will sell shirts and also they will get fans and then proxy.— they will get fans and then xnxroxy. xney— they will get fans and then thirdly, they might be able to play— thirdly, they might be able to play a_ thirdly, they might be able to pxoy o pxx— thirdly, they might be able to pxoy o pxx ox— thirdly, they might be able to play a bit of football as well. if play a bit of football as well. xx—ono— play a bit of football as well. xx—ono non- play a bit of football as well. if_ and man, you. play a bit of football as well. i if_and man, you are if you're lucky and man, you are going to get new owners. so if they're as wealthy as the qataris manchester qataris who back manchester city, able to city, perhaps they'll be able to compete same level. well compete on the same level. well who's the team who's going to buy they're rich club. buy man u? they're a rich club. i buy man u? they're a rich club. x neon— buy man u? they're a rich club. i mean, we're still— mr?" .i?’ they're a rich club. i mean, we're still waiting on rnxs— i mean, we're still waiting on rnxs-rnxs— i mean, we're still waiting on xnxs-xnxs xs- i mean, we're still waiting on this this is something this because this is something xnxs— this because this is something xnxs-oone— this because this is something xnxs-oone xo- this because this is something xnxs-oone o o- this because this is something this gone to a sixth bid this has now gone to a sixth bid as this has now gone to a sixth bid os xor— this has now gone to a sixth bid os xor os— this has now gone to a sixth bid as far as manchester united arei

sonserneo —eox concerned. you know, you've got the concerned. you know, you've got xne sxosers— concerned. you know, you've got the glazers and— concerned. you know, you've got the glazers and manchester xxnxxeo— the glazers and manchester xxnxxeo xons— the glazers and manchester united fans want the glazers opp.— united fans want the glazers opp-oxvoys- united fans want the glazers out. always happens in out. but as always happens in xooxpoxx.— out. but as always happens in football,.the_ out. but as always happens in football, the team doing football, if the team is doing vexx.— football, if the team is doing well, everybody's if the well, everybody's happy. if the xeos— well, everybody's happy. if the xeos nox— well, everybody's happy. if the team's not doing— well, everybody's happy. if the team's not doing well, then i'm oxroxo— team's not doing well, then i'm oxroxo ve— team's not doing well, then i'm afraid we want— team's not doing well, then i'm afraid we want the _ team's not doing well, then i'm afraid we want the owners out now. manchester— afraid we want the owners out now. manchester united have had a now. manchester united have had o preppy— now. manchester united have had o prexxy gooe— now. manchester united have had a pretty good season. you know, oney-ve— a pretty good season. you know, xney-ve-xne— a pretty good season. you know, xney-ve-xne rp— a pretty good season. you know, they've -the fa cup - a pretty good season. you know, they've the fa cup final. they've got to the fa cup final. xney-ve— they've got to the fa cup final. xney-ve — they've got to the fa cup final. they've won the— they've got to the fa cup final. they've won the cup as they've won the league cup as vexx— they've won the league cup as vexx-xney-ve— they've won the league cup as well they've qualified for well and they've qualified for the well and they've qualified for- one—xney-ve the champions league. so they've done— the champions league. so they've pone-pox— the champions league. so they've pone-ppx-soxe- the champions league. so they've done-but-sale is- the champions league. so they've done but sale is still done okay. but the sale is still on one— done okay. but the sale is still on one rnxs— done okay. but the sale is still on and this is— done okay. but the sale is still on and this is dragging on and on and this is dragging on and on-so— on and this is dragging on and on-so xx-s— on and this is dragging on and on-so xx-s-on on and this is dragging on and on-so it's-to be| on and on. so it's going to be opxxe— on and on. so it's going to be opxxelporxy— on and on. so it's going to be opxxelporxy xn— on and on. so it's going to be quite party in manchester quite a party in manchester xonxenx. — quite a party in manchester xonxenx. .xx— quite a party in manchester tonight. .it will- quite a party in manchester tonight. .it will be- quite a party in manchester tonight. i x tonight. oh, it will be for certain. mancunians manchester. but not bev turner. but not bev's not my dad. sorry. bev's dad. not my dad. sorry. bev's dad. not my dad. sorry. bev's dad. not my dad. sorry. bev's dad. sorry, dad. right. sxxxx— bev's dad. sorry, dad. right. sxxxx xo— bev's dad. sorry, dad. right. still to come,— bev's dad. sorry, dad. right. still to come, more- bev's dad. jvixx: right. still to come, more reaction bev's dad. jixx: right. still to come, more reaction to xxsoxo— still to come, more reaction to nicola sturgeon— still to come, more reaction to nicola sturgeon being arrested yesxersxoy. — nicola sturgeon being arrested yesterday. -medial yesterday. and local media reports prime reports a former italian prime minister, silvio berlusconi, who has died at the age of 86, this minister, silvio berlusconi, who has dipoint the age of 86, this minister, silvio berlusconi, who has dipoint on age of 86, this minister, silvio berlusconi, who has dipoint on gbe of 86, this minister, silvio berlusconi, who has dipoint on gb news6, this is the point on gb news britain's .

it's 10 am. on monday, the 12th of june. this is gb news with me, andrew pierce and bev turner. very good morning. thank you joining us. now here is you forjoining us. now here is vnox-s— you forjoining us. now here is what's leading— you forjoining us. now here is what's leading the— i x; now here is what's leading the news i�* i; now here is what's leading the news this nornxne. — what's leading the news this morning. -news- what's leading the news this. morning. -news.the morning. breaking news at the top morning. breaking news at the xop-pour.— morning. breaking news at the top hour. according to top of the hour. according to xosox— top of the hour. according to local italian— top of the hour. according to local italian former local italian media, former xxoxxon— local italian media, formeri italian—silvio italian prime minister silvio perxpssonx— italian prime minister silvio berlusconi aged 86. berlusconi has died aged 86. vxxx— berlusconi has died aged 86. vxxx-yon— berlusconi has died aged 86. wxxx-yop-very- berlusconi has died aged 86. will you very latest will bring you the very latest on-snorxxy.— will bring you the very latest on-shortly. and,- will bring you the very latest on shortly. and, of course on that shortly. and, of course . xne— on that shortly. and, of course . xne big— on that shortly. and, of course .xne big story— on that shortly. and, of course , the big story today, the first xxxnxsxer— , the big story today, the first xxxnxsxer ox— , the big story today, the first minister of scotland, humza xopsox. — minister of scotland, humza xopsox. -pe-s- minister of scotland, humza. yousaf. -he's facing yousaf. oh, dear. he's facing calls to suspend his predecessor, nicola sturgeon, who, of course, was arrested and questioned for seven hours by the police over a dispute about

the police over a dispute about the party's finances. she says she's of any wrongdoing she's innocent of any wrongdoing and the fallout continues as bods and the fallout continues as boris johnson is accused of orchestrating a mutiny against the government and he could face being banned from the parliamentary estate after calling the commons partygate inquiry a kangaroo court. calling the commons partygate inquiry a kangaroo court . and inquiry a kangaroo court. and guess what? hundreds of migrants crossed the channel to england yesterday. they took advantage of the hot weather and the wind dropping. we're going to get the latest from dover. just days after the government in the form of sunak the stop the of rishi sunak said the stop the boats already starting boats plan is already starting to work . and boats plan is already starting to work. and prime minister xsxsnx— to work. and prime minister xsxsnx ppnox— to work. and prime minister rishi sunak gave— to work. and prime minister rishi sunak gave a- and prime minister rishi sunak gave a speech this nornxne— rishi sunak gave a speech this nornxne xn— rishi sunak gave a speech this morning in london comparing the rope— morning in london comparing the ropxo erovxn— morning in london comparing the ropxo provxn ox— morning in london comparing the rapid growth of ai— morning in london comparing the rapid growth of al to the industrial— rapid growth of al to the industrial revolution . will get industrial revolution. will get the industrial revolution. will get xne reosxxon— industrial revolution. will get the reaction to— industrial revolution. will get the reaction to that shortly . the reaction to that shortly. ano— the reaction to that shortly. ann pe-s— the reaction to that shortly. and he's also— the reaction to that shortly. and he's also slamming- the reaction to that shortly. and he's also slamming . and that and he's also slamming. and that andrew mentioned there, the latest news as well is that he's responded to boris johnson's situation. but we'll let you know— situation. but we'll let you know exosxxy— situation. but we'll let you know exactly what- jix" but we'll let you know exactly what he said with our know exactly what he said with poxxxxsox— know exactly what he said with our political editor in just a

rnornenx — our political editor in just a rnornenx pox— our political editor in just a moment. but first of all, here's the moment. but first of all, here's xne news— moment. but first of all, here's xne vxxx— moment. but first of all, here's the news with tamsin roberts . the news with tamsin roberts. xnere. — the news with tamsin roberts. xnere. xponx— the news with tamsin roberts. there. thank you.- the news with tamsin roberts. there. ' ix: the news with tamsin roberts. there. ; there. thank you. and good morning from the newsroom. it's 10:02. well we can just start with some breaking news this morning. it's been confirmed that former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has died in milan. the billionaire businessman created italy's largest media company before entering politics. he was in office from 1994 to 2011 with the forza italia party and left behind a career marred with sex scandals and corruption allegations . now, the 86 year allegations. now, the 86 year old had been suffering from leukaemia for some time and had recently developed a lung infection. and italy's defence minister has laid tribute this morning, saying his death leaves a huge void. and we'll have more reaction to that throughout the morning . three british people morning. three british people who were on a diving boat in the red sea off egypt have died. the

brits were originally declared as missing after the scuba diving boat went up in flames off the resort town of marsa alam yesterday. but it's now confirmed all three died in the incident. it's understood the fire was caused by an electrical problem in the boat's engine room . mps will meet today to room. mps will meet today to conclude their inquiry into whether boris johnson misled parliament over lockdown parties in number 10, the privileges committee has pledged to continue the investigate process after mr johnson stepped continue the investigate process after mrjohnson stepped down as an mp and will later announce when it will publish the final report in his resignation statement, the former prime minister branded the probe a witch hunt and accused the committee of being a kangaroo court. but shadow business secretary jonathan reynolds told us he thinks johnson's claims of being pushed out are unfounded . being pushed out are unfounded. he's got this committee report sonxne— he's got this committee report sonxnp pp.— he's got this committee report coming up. built— he's got this committee report coming up. built conservative notorxxy— coming up. built conservative notorxxy .— coming up. built conservative notorxxy. xx— coming up. built conservative notorxxy. xx xx— coming up. built conservative majority . if it went against majority. if it went against him— majority. if it went against nxn. nes— majority. if it went against nxn. ne-s tox— majority. if it went against him, he's got a— majority. if it went against him, he's got a vote in parliament,- him, he's got a vote in

parliament, inbuilt conservative notorxxy— parliament, inbuilt conservative majority because— parliament, inbuilt conservative majority because they've got a notorxxy. — majority because they've got a notorxxy. xx— majority because they've got a notorxxy. xx yon— majority because they've got a majority. if you are found entry.— majority. if you are found guiltvr wive— majority. if you are found guilty, you've got to have a resoxx— guilty, you've got to have a recall petition.— guilty, you've got to have a recall petition. that's 10,000 peopxe— recall petition. that's 10,000 peopxe ox— recall petition. that's 10,000 people at least— recall petition. that's 10,000 people at least voting in your own constituency— people at least voting in your own constituency that don't own constituency that they don't vonx— own constituency that they don't want - more. and - own constituency that they don't want more. and then want you any more. and then yo-ve— want you any more. and then. yop-ve—vnxsn you've got an election in which you— you've got an election in which yon-nonsp— you've got an election in which yon-sxono. so— you've got an election in which you-stand. so the- you've got an election in which you stand. so the idea is you can stand. so the idea is pexne— you can stand. so the idea is being xorseo— you can stand. so the idea is being forced out— you can stand. so the idea is being forced out ridiculous . being forced out is ridiculous. pox—pont- being forced out is ridiculous. but—don't think. but honestly, i don't think porxs— but honestly, i don't think boris johnson— but honestly, i don't think boris johnson even knows what the boris johnson even knows what xne-xs. — boris johnson even knows what xne-xslxnxnx— boris johnson even knows what the-is.ithink he- the truth is. i think he eenpxnexy— the truth is. i think he genuinely know the truth is. i think he- genuinely- know when genuinely doesn't know when he's xyxne.— genuinely doesn't know when he's xyxne-x— genuinely doesn't know when he's xyxne-x xnxnx— genuinely doesn't know when he's lying.-i think that— genuinely doesn't know when he's lying. i think that is why lying. and i think that is why ne-s— lying. and i think that is why he's-himself— lying. and i think that is why he's-himself into- lying. and i think that is why he's himself into this he's got himself into this posxxxon.— he's got himself into this position. ultimately it position. and ultimately it xeexs— position. and ultimately it xeexs-nxs— position. and ultimately it feels-his-life. position. and ultimately it. feels-his-life and feels like his entire life and career-caught- feels like his entire life and career caught up with him feels like his entire life and ca this caught up with him feels like his entire life and ca this last caught up with him feels like his entire life and ca this last week. it up with him feels like his entire life and ca this last week. up with him feels like his entire life and ca this last week. (: {rn in this last week. scotland's xxrsx— in this last week. scotland's first minister facing calls first minister is facing calls to nicola sturgeon as a to suspend nicola sturgeon as a member snp following her member of the snp following her arrest. the former first minister was questioned for seven hours by police in investigating snp finances as ms sturgeon was released without charge pending further investigation . she insists she's investigation. she insists she's innocent of any wrongdoing. the two year long inquiry relates to £600,000 worth of donations earmarked for the scottish independence campaign . the prime independence campaign. the prime minister says he wants the uk to be a world leader in artificial

intelligence regulation. speaking at london's tech week, rishi sunak says the possibility ities are extraordinary, but that the world must mitigate the risk . he also pledged £100 risk. he also pledged £100 million to build an expert task force to carry out safety research. already we've seen ai help the paralysed to walk and discover superbug killing antibiotic. we discover superbug killing antibiotic . we could be discover superbug killing antibiotic. we could be on discover superbug killing antibiotic . we could be on the antibiotic. we could be on the presxpxse— antibiotic. we could be on the presxpxse ox— xixx( we could be on the precipice of discovering cures for oxseoses— precipice of discovering cures for diseases like— precipice of discovering cures for diseases like cancer and oenenxxo— for diseases like cancer and oenenxxo or— for diseases like cancer and dementia or ways to grow crops xnox— dementia or ways to grow crops xnox sopxo— dementia or ways to grow crops that could feed— dementia or ways to grow crops that could feed the entire vorxo. — that could feed the entire vorxo. xne— that could feed the entire world. the possibilities are extraordinary— world. the possibilities are extraordinary .— world. the possibilities are extraordinary . three. but we extraordinary. three. but we npsx— extraordinary. three. but we npsx ono— extraordinary. three. but we npsx one we— extraordinary. three. but we must and we will do it safely . must and we will do it safely. xvo— must and we will do it safely. xvo en— must and we will do it safely. xvo pove— must and we will do it safely. two men have been— must and we will do it safely. two men have been charged in connection with the murder and disappearance of a 21 year old woman in northern ireland. detectives investigating the disappearance of chloe mitchell launched a murder inquiry on sunday after suspected human remains were found in ballymena. a 26 year old man has been charged with murder and a 34 year old man with assisting an

offender . at least ten people offender. at least ten people have been killed and 25 injured in a bus crash in australia. for the bus carrying guests from a wedding rolled off a ramp at a roundabout. the bus driver has been arrested. the crash in new south wales is the worst in the country in nearly 30 years. police minister yasmin catley says the community is devastated . it is clearly just shocking vnox— . it is clearly just shocking vnox nos— it is clearly just shocking what has occurred and the unnecessary loss of life is sonexnxne— unnecessary loss of life is something that- unnecessary loss of life is something that i'm really sxrpeexxne— something that i'm really struggling with and to think of an occasion that— struggling with and to think of an occasion that is usually, you know— an occasion that is usually, you know .— an occasion that is usually, you know . ox— an occasion that is usually, you know . ox susp— an occasion that is usually, you know , of such celebration to know, of such celebration to porn— know, of such celebration to xprn xnxo— know, of such celebration to turn into something of such devastation. _ turn into something of such devastation. one that these xonxxxes— devastation. one that these families and— devastation. one that these families and quite frankly, this sonnpnxxy— families and quite frankly, this community will— families and quite frankly, this community will never forget . and community will never forget. and xnox— community will never forget. and no xs— community will never forget. and no xs going— community will never forget. and no xs going xo— community will never forget. and that is going to be— community will never forget. and that is going to be a long sxrpeexe— that is going to be a long sxrpeexe . — that is going to be a long struggle . this- that is going to be a long struggle . i�* cit \ that is going to be a long- struggle . this is gb news. more struggle. this is gb news. more from me shortly now, though, is back to andrew and bev kyiv.

now that breaking news is this. the former italian prime xxxnxsxer— the former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi, as xrxne— minister silvio berlusconi, as prime minister— minister silvio berlusconi, as prime minister three times has oxeo— prime minister three times has one ox— prime minister three times has one ox xne— prime minister three times has died at the age— prime minister three times has died at the age of— prime minister three times has died at the age of 86, passed ovoy— died at the age of 86, passed ovoy xn— died at the age of 86, passed away in hospital— died at the age of 86, passed away in hospital in milan after pexne— away in hospital in milan after being xreoxeo— away in hospital in milan after being treated for— away in hospital in milan after being treated for a lung xnxesxxon— being treated for a lung infection back in april. joining— infection back in april. roxnxng os— infection back in april. joining us now- infection back in april. joining us now is- infection back in april. joining us now is our political edhon joining us now is our political editor, darren mccaffrey. good morning. good morning, guys . we morning. good morning, guys. we talk morning. good morning, guys. we xoxx opopx— morning. good morning, guys. we talk about colourful— i; good morning, guys. we talk about colourful political snorosxers— talk about colourful political snorosxers .— talk about colourful political characters , don't we? and i characters, don't we? and i xnnp— characters, don't we? and i think, frankly,— characters, don't we? and i think, frankly, it- characters, don't we? and i think, frankly, it doesn't get more colourful— think, frankly, it doesn't get more colourful or off colour at serxoxn— more colourful or off colour at serxoxn poxnxs— more colourful or off colour at certain points than silvio berlusconi _ certain points than silvio berlusconi man probably the berlusconi, a man probably the nosx— berlusconi, a man probably the most influential— berlusconi, a man probably the most influential ,_ berlusconi, a man probably the most influential , influential most influential, influential xxoxxon— most influential, influential italian politician , certainly of italian politician, certainly of his generation— italian politician, certainly of his generation ,_ italian politician, certainly of his generation , maybe really his generation, maybe really sxnse— his generation, maybe really xne— his generation, maybe really since the end— his generation, maybe really since the end of— his generation, maybe really since the end of the war. someone— since the end of the war. someone who - since the end of the war. someone who was still pretty osxxve— someone who was still pretty osxxve xn— someone who was still pretty active in politics— someone who was still pretty active in politics actually sxxxx— active in politics actually still ahead _ active in politics actually still ahead of— active in politics actually still ahead of his right wing partv- _ still ahead of his right wing pony. pe— still ahead of his right wing pony. ne os— still ahead of his right wing party. he was senator. it was party. he was a senator. it was os opxxe— party. he was a senator. it was seen as quite instrumental in melanoma. he's— seen as quite instrumental in melanoma. he's the current prime xxxnxsxer-s— melanoma. he's the current prime minister's getting— melanoma. he's the current prime minister's getting her job in minister's getting herjob in soyxna— minister's getting herjob in soyxna xnox— minister's getting herjob in saying that someone who was very sonroversxoxx— saying that someone who was very controversial, italian—

saying that someone who was very controversial, italian prime xxxnxsxer.— controversial, italian prime minister, three _ controversial, italian prime minister, three times in the 90s ono— minister, three times in the 90s onx xne— minister, three times in the 90s onx xne eorxy— minister, three times in the 90s and the early noughties, he sxeppex— and the early noughties, he sxeppex xovn— and the early noughties, he stepped down in 2011 after lots of allegations— stepped down in 2011 after lots of allegations ,_ stepped down in 2011 after lots of allegations , ones not least of allegations, ones not least of allegations, ones not least of op— of allegations, ones not least of op xnox— of allegations, ones not least of all that he— of allegations, ones not least of all that he may well have had sex of all that he may well have had vxxx— of all that he may well have had vxxn o— of all that he may well have had vxxn o axrx— of all that he may well have had sex with a girl who— of all that he may well have had sex with a girl who was under xne— sex with a girl who was under xne ooe— sex with a girl who was under xne oae ox— sex with a girl who was under xne ope ox xs— sex with a girl who was under the age of 18 at— sex with a girl who was under the age of 18 at his infamous ppnao— the age of 18 at his infamous ppnao ppnao— the age of 18 at his infamous bunga bunga parties, which were exxesxxvexy— bunga bunga parties, which were effectively sexual.— bunga bunga parties, which were effectively sexual. if you like. anx— effectively sexual. if you like. and nonesxxy— effectively sexual. if you like. and honestly ,_ effectively sexual. if you like. and honestly , very italian may and honestly, very italian may i say,— and honestly, very italian may i soy. poppxorxxy— and honestly, very italian may i says p0pularity at_ and honestly, very italian may i say, popularity at all? 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controversial one at that. politician, but a very- controversial one at that. and oeso— controversial one at that. and oaeo sexn— controversial one at that. and oaeo sexn pxs— controversial one at that. and aged 86in his current girlfriend, an mp, a mere 33. indeed which for him is probably quite old, but but in saying that someone, you know, who was italian prime minister during some very difficult times was seen to have actually in some ways transformed quite of ways transformed quite a lot of italian in charge italian society was in charge when obviously there was the economic crisis. italy one of xne— economic crisis. italy one of xne pxas. — economic crisis. italy one of xne pxas. po— economic crisis. italy one of the pigs do you— i x(. (.i italy one of the pigs. do you remember that the pigs. do you remember that the countries— the pigs. do you remember that the countries that— the pigs. do you remember that the countries that had enormous oonsx— the countries that had enormous oonsx ox— the countries that had enormous amounts of debts,— the countries that had enormous amounts of debts, there was real xxox— amounts of debts, there was real concern that italy— amounts of debts, there was real concern that italy could have propanx— concern that italy could have propanx xovn— concern that italy could have brought down the whole of the xroone -ox— brought down the whole of the eurozone. -at-timel brought down the whole of the eurozone. at time , eurozone. the eu at the time, onx— eurozone. the eu at the time, and someone who— eurozone. the eu at the time, and someone who let's just say, osnx— and someone who let's just say, wasn't necessarily— and someone who let's just say, wasn't necessarily terribly kind opopx— wasn't necessarily terribly kind opopx sone— wasn't necessarily terribly kind about some of— wasn't necessarily terribly kind about some of his— wasn't necessarily terribly kind about some of his fellow politicians— about some of his fellow politicians .— about some of his fellow politicians . so- about some of his fellow politicians . so i think he once politicians. so i think he once soxx— politicians. so i think he once soxx xnox— politicians. so i think he once said that angela— politicians. so i think he once said that angela merkel who was the said that angela merkel who was xne sermon— said that angela merkel who was the german chancellor at the xne—o- the german chancellor at the xne—o xoxl the german chancellor at the. time,_a fat which time, he branded her a fat which i time, he branded her a fat which x xnxnx— time, he branded her a fat which x xnxnx x— time, he branded her a fat which x xnxnx x son— time, he branded her a fat which i think i can say— time, he branded her a fat which i think i can say it's 10 am. in i think i can say it's 10 am. xn xne— i think i can say it's 10 am. in the morning— i think i can say it's 10 am. in the morning to- i think i can say it's 10 am. in the morning to be literal. xpox-s— in the morning to be literal. xpox-s nox— in the morning to be literal. ii well, in the morning to be literal. iixx(x(.. well, you that's not inaccurate. well, you can say that that's not inaccurate. well, you soy xnox x— that's not inaccurate. well, you can say that i wouldn't- iixx(x(.. well, you can say that i wouldn't go that far, can say that i wouldn't go that xor. pox— can say that i wouldn't go that xor. ppx yon— can say that i wouldn't go that far, but you know— can say that i wouldn't go that far, but you know someone who, as far, but you know someone who, os x— far, but you know someone who, os x soy.— far, but you know someone who, os x soy. os— far, but you know someone who, os x soy. o— far, but you know someone who, os x soy. o very.— far, but you know someone who, as i say, was a very, very influential— as i say, was a very, very influential politician, not just influential politician, not just xn xop.— influential politician, not just xn xxoxy. pox— influential politician, not just in italy, but across europe as vexx.— in italy, but across europe as vexx. o— in italy, but across europe as well, a eurosceptic , but someone well, a eurosceptic, but someone

vno— well, a eurosceptic, but someone who v— well, a eurosceptic, but someone vpo . xn— well, a eurosceptic, but someone vpo . xn xne— well, a eurosceptic, but someone who , in the end— well, a eurosceptic, but someone who , in the end was brought down who, in the end was brought down by who, in the end was brought down py nxs— who, in the end was brought down py nxs own— who, in the end was brought down by his own personal— who, in the end was brought down by his own personal failings roxner— by his own personal failings roxner xnon— by his own personal failings rather than anything political, know— rather than anything political, know now. — rather than anything political, know how. there— rather than anything political, know how. ixiixi ixixi; “iii" rather than anything political, know how. ixii know how. there are some men who just get away with they do so much. yeah can you imagine a female politician being caught in sex parties and having relationships with someone under 50 years her junior and having said you just want no woman would ever get away with it? well, i mean, the most i mean, xne— well, i mean, the most i mean, the comparison— well, i mean, the most i mean, the comparison recently is that the comparison recently is that xne xxnnxsn— the comparison recently is that the finnish prime— the comparison recently is that the finnish prime minister who spxxenxy— the finnish prime minister who spxxenxy xosx— the finnish prime minister who suddenly lost the— the finnish prime minister who suddenly lost the election, the xneo—xnl theo walcott, was caught in a nxanxsxpp— theo walcott, was caught in a nightclub having— theo walcott, was caught in a nightclub having a dance. ponenov— nightclub having a dance.- somehow-controversial. nightclub having a dance.- smean,w-controversial. nightclub having a dance.- smean, you -controversial. nightclub having a dance. smean, you know, controversial. nightclub having a dance. smean, you know, now roversial. i mean, you know, now sonroverxsy— i mean, you know, now controversy is- i mean, you know, now controversy is boris johnson, xsxsnx— controversy is boris johnson, xsxsnx spnox— controversy is boris johnson, rishi sunak all— controversy is boris johnson, rishi sunak all very well. his speesp— rishi sunak all very well. his speesp opoox— rishi sunak all very well. his speech about al— rishi sunak all very well. his speech about al at— rishi sunak all very well. his speech about al at the london tech week today. but he slapped down boris johnson pretty firmly . yeah, indeed. i could go down the . yeah, indeed. i could go down xne xosx— . yeah, indeed. i could go down xne xosx xnox— . yeah, indeed. i could go down the fact that he— . yeah, indeed. i could go down the fact that he wants- x/xirixi�* :: i could go down the fact that he wants to talk opopx— the fact that he wants to talk opopx xne — the fact that he wants to talk about the future— the fact that he wants to talk about the future but has ended up xoxxxna— about the future but has ended up xoxxxna xo— about the future but has ended up talking to the— about the future but has ended up talking to the past or the xosx— up talking to the past or the xosx xnox— up talking to the past or the fact that-are- up talking to the past or the fact that are spending fact that today we are spending an inordinate—time. an inordinate amount of time xoxxxna— an inordinate amount of time xoxxxna opopx— an inordinate amount of time talking about former leaders roxner— rather than current ones, not xosx— rather than current ones, not tpsx xxsoxo— rather than current ones, not just nicola sturgeon in ssoxxonx.— just nicola sturgeon in scotland, but boris as scotland, but boris johnson as vexx.— scotland, but boris johnson as vexx. vxe— scotland, but boris johnson as vexx. vxe-xvo— scotland, but boris johnson as well. we two things today. well. we wait two things today. xxrsx— well. we wait two things today. xxrsx ox— well. we wait two things today. xxrsx of op.— well. we wait two things today. first of all, him -

well. we wait two things today. first of all, him effectively oxxxsxoxxy— first of all, him effectively officially-his. officially handed in his resignation,— resignation, which we expect vxxx— resignation, which we expect will-announced- resignation, which we expect will announced as it is by will be announced as it is by xne— will be announced as it is by xne xreospry.— will be announced as it is by the treasury. oddly at some poxnx— the treasury. oddly at some poxnx-on— the treasury. oddly at some point-on today. - the treasury. oddly at some. point-on today. .also point later on today. and also we point later on today. and also ve-osxpoxxy- point later on today. and also we actually waiting we are still actually waiting for we are still actually waiting xor-reporx— we are still actually waiting for-report that- we are still actually waiting for report that he's for this report that he's resxanex— for this report that he's resigned over- for this report that he's resigned over and the report xron— resigned over and the report from xne— resigned over and the report from the privileges committee oeon.— from the privileges committee againr vnxsn— from the privileges committee again, which we're expecting a xxxxxe— again, which we're expecting a xxxxxe xoxer— again, which we're expecting a little later on. _ again, which we're expecting a little later on. there are even spaaesxxons— little later on. there are even suggestions-they- little later on. there are even suggestions they might come suggestions that they might come pxone— suggestions that they might come pxone pexna— suggestions that they might come plane being branded a kangaroo sonn— plane being branded a kangaroo soprx— - plane being branded a kangaroo soprx— vexx] court by boris johnson. well, xex-s— court by boris johnson. well, pets-pove— court by boris johnson. well, xex-s-pove o— court by boris johnson. well, let's-have a look- court by boris johnson. well, let's have a look exactly let's let's have a look exactly what rishi sunak had to say. this asked whether he this asked whether or not he tampered boris johnson's tampered with boris johnson's honours have honours list. let's have a listen. when it comes to honours and boris johnson . boris johnson and boris johnson. boris johnson osxex— and boris johnson. boris johnson osxex ne— and boris johnson. boris johnson osxex ne xo— and boris johnson. boris johnson osxex ne xo xo— iix: borisjohnson asked me to do something that i osnx— asked me to do something that i vosn-x preporex— asked me to do something that i wasn't prepared to— asked me to do something that i wasn't prepared to do because i oxen-x— wasn't prepared to do because i xxxn-x xnxnx— wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it— wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it was- wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it was right that exxner— didn't think it was right that was either overrule the whole sonnxxxee — was either overrule the whole committee or— was either overrule the whole committee or to _ was either overrule the whole committee or to make promises to the committee or to make promises to xne peopxe.— committee or to make promises to xne peopxe. pov— committee or to make promises to xne peopxe. xov x— committee or to make promises to the people. now i wasn't preporex— the people. now i wasn't preporex xo— the people. now i wasn't prepared to do- the people. now i wasn't prepared to do that. as i said, i prepared to do that. as i said, x oxen-x— prepared to do that. as i said, i didn't think- prepared to do that. as i said, i didn't think it— prepared to do that. as i said, i didn't think it was right. and if i didn't think it was right. and xx peopxe— i didn't think it was right. and xx peopxe oon-x— i didn't think it was right. and if people don't like that, then prep.— if people don't like that, then xopan. x— if people don't like that, then xopan. x vnen— if people don't like that, then tough. i when i— if people don't like that, then tough. i when i got this . job tough. i when i got this. job xeon— tough. i when i got this. job xeon .—

tough. i when i got this. job veon . yeop— tough. i when i got this. job yeah , yeah. when i got this job, yeah, yeah. when i got this job, i yeah, yeah. when i got this job, x soxx— yeah, yeah. when i got this job, x soxx x— yeah, yeah. when i got this job, x soxx x os— yeah, yeah. when i got this job, i said i was going— yeah, yeah. when i got this job, i said i was going to do things xxxxerenxxy— i said i was going to do things differently because i wanted to sponge— differently because i wanted to change politics— differently because i wanted to change politics and that's what i'm change politics and that's what x-n xoxna— change politics and that's what x-n xoxna onx— change politics and that's what i'm doing and i'm— change politics and that's what i'm doing and i'm also keen to nope— i'm doing and i'm also keen to make sure that— i'm doing and i'm also keen to make sure that we— i'm doing and i'm also keen to make sure that we change how our sopnxry— make sure that we change how our sonnxryvvorsx — make sure that we change how our country works. so— make sure that we change how our country works. �*" country works. so that is a firm rejection of the spin from boris . this week we use the word sxopxovn— . this week we use the word sxopxovn xn— this week we use the word slapdown in politics all the xne— slapdown in politics all the xxne. xxox— slapdown in politics all the time. that is— slapdown in politics all the time. that is a— slapdown in politics all the time. that is a royal slap. it reoxxy— time. that is a royal slap. it reoxxy xs. — time. that is a royal slap. it really is. and— time. that is a royal slap. it really is. and he's- time. that is a royal slap. it really is. ' ix: i; time. that is a royal slap. it really is. ix: i; i really is. and he's saying it was the house of lords appointments commission which removed some eight peers from bods removed some eight peers from boris resignation honours list, the appointments the house of lords appointments commission down, as you know, is chaired lord bew, a very chaired by lord bew, a very distinguished northern ireland professor, there's professor, for there's a there's a on it, a labour a liberal peer on it, a labour one, and some lay one, a tory one, and some lay members. he's saying was members. he's saying it was their not his . yeah. their decision, not his. yeah. and what i thought was and also what i thought was noxopxe— and also what i thought was noxopxe os— and also what i thought was notable as well,— and also what i thought was notable as well, he said i was nox— notable as well, he said i was nox preporex— notable as well, he said i was not prepared promises to not prepared to make promises to peopxe.— not prepared to make promises to peopxe-vosn-x— not prepared to make promises to people. wasn't prepared people. sorry i wasn't prepared to people. sorry i wasn't prepared xo-pronxses— people. sorry i wasn't prepared to promises people that to make promises to people that i i to make promises to people that x—x vopxxn-x— i that that i wouldn't necessarily- i that that i wouldn't necessarily keep because he vopxxn-x— necessarily keep because he wouldn't-and - necessarily keep because he wouldn't and again, wouldn't do that. and again, nes— wouldn't do that. and again, ne-s-xxvxxe- wouldn't do that. and again, he's-divide this. wouldn't do that. and again, he's divide this line. he's trying to divide this line. xop— he's trying to divide this line. you know.— he's trying to divide this line. you know. we— he's trying to divide this line. you know, we know about you know, we all know about porxs— you know, we all know about boris johnson— you know, we all know about boris johnson would promise you know.— boris johnson would promise you know. everyxnxna— boris johnson would promise you know, everything to anyone .

know, everything to anyone. peopxe— know, everything to anyone. people thought— know, everything to anyone. people thought they- know, everything to anyone. people thought they were going to be chancellor quite precisely. and he's trying to say,— precisely. and he's trying to soy. xxn— precisely. and he's trying to soy. x-n going— precisely. and he's trying to soy. x-n aoxna xo— precisely. and he's trying to say, i'm going to do- i and he's trying to say, i'm going to do things xxxxerenxxy— say, i'm going to do things differently and— say, i'm going to do things differently and he's trying to orov— differently and he's trying to xrov o— differently and he's trying to xrov o xxne— differently and he's trying to draw a line under this, but also a draw a line under this, but also o norerx— draw a line under this, but also o rnorerx xxox— draw a line under this, but also a marker that i'm— draw a line under this, but also a marker that i'm going to do xnxnas— a marker that i'm going to do things differently. now, will the things differently. now, will xne—porxs- the anger a lot of boris xonnson-s— the anger a lot of boris johnson's voters. bet it johnson's voters. you bet it vxxx. — johnson's voters. you bet it vxxx. lxne— johnson's voters. you bet it will..the prime- johnson's voters. you bet it will. the prime minister up will. is the prime minister up for will. is the prime minister up xor xxoxx— will. is the prime minister up for that? does— will. is the prime minister up for that? does he— will. is the prime minister up for that? does he to have for that? does he want to have xnxs— for that? does he want to have this argument?— for that? does he want to have this argument? possibly, but be in this argument? possibly, but be xn—xnov.- this argument? possibly, but be xn—xnov. xnst this argument? possibly, but be in_know, this isi in no doubt. you know, this is i xnxnx— in no doubt. you know, this is i xnxnx vnox— in no doubt. you know, this is i think what grant— in no doubt. you know, this is i think what grant shapps said yesxerxoy— think what grant shapps said yesxerxoy .— think what grant shapps said yesxerxoy . xney— think what grant shapps said yesterday . they the yesterday. they kind of the conservative— yesterday. they kind of the conservative party effectively xryxna—xron- conservative party effectively trying from boris trying to move on from boris xonnson. — trying to move on from boris johnson. .painful. - trying to move on from boris johnson. painful. there johnson. it's painful. and there are johnson. it's painful. and there ore-ox— johnson. it's painful. and there ore-ox onoer- johnson. it's painful. and there are-of anger and- are spasms of anger and xrpsxroxxon.— are spasms of anger and frustration, particularly some are spasms of anger and frtthe tion, particularly some are spasms of anger and frtthe party.xarticularly some are spasms of anger and frtthe party. but:ularly some are spasms of anger and frtthe party. but clearly,ome are spasms of anger and frtthe party. but clearly, rishi of the party. but clearly, rishi spnox— of the party. but clearly, rishi spnox xeexs— of the party. but clearly, rishi sunak feels ,_ of the party. but clearly, rishi sunak feels , at— of the party. but clearly, rishi sunak feels , at least among the sunak feels, at least among the porxxonenxory— sunak feels, at least among the parliamentary party, he's got nosx— parliamentary party, he's got nosx ox— parliamentary party, he's got most of them— parliamentary party, he's got most of them on— parliamentary party, he's got most of them on side that he can be most of them on side that he can pe preporex— most of them on side that he can pe preporex xo— most of them on side that he can be prepared to say— most of them on side that he can be prepared to say something. one— be prepared to say something. one ooxsx— be prepared to say something. one quick question,— be prepared to say something. one quick question, because we've move what do we've got to move on. what do these three by elections mean for sunak that he has to for rishi sunak that he has to hold first hold difficult because first of all, not talking he's all, he's not talking like he's talking today we're not talking about i today we're not talking about i today we're not talking i know. and he talking about i know. and he spent a lot of the— talking about i know. and he spent a lot of the-nine. spent a lot of the last nine nonxns— spent a lot of the last nine months since— spent a lot of the last nine months since became prime months since he became prime xxxnxsxer— months since he became prime minister-about- months since he became prime minister-about his- minister talking about his predecessor— minister talking about his predecessor not himself. and predecessor and not himself. and xnese—yop- predecessor and not himself. and these _you know,. these elections will, you know, buy— these elections will, you know, ppy-xx-s— these elections will, you know, ppy-xx-s oxso- buy into that. it's also enxxrexy— buy into that. it's also entirely possible to lose all

xnes— entirely possible to lose all pres-pose- entirely possible to lose all three.-lose all. entirely possible to lose all. three.-lose all three. three. they will lose all three. anx— three. they will lose all three. and-historic.- three. they will lose all three. and-historic. that- three. they will lose all three. and historic. that is. and that is historic. that is. anx— and that is historic. that is. onx-know. — and that is historic. that is. and-know. same- and that is historic. that is. and-know. same was and that's know. same day i was soyxna— and that's know. same day i was soyxna xnxs— and that's know. same day i was saying this-eamonn- and that's know. same day i was saying this eamonn and isabel saying this to eamonn and isabel eorxxer— saying this to eamonn and isabel eorxxer-xx-s— saying this to eamonn and isabel earlier-it's the— saying this to eamonn and isabel earlier-it's the .90s- earlier on. it's the mid 90s sonxo— earlier on. it's the mid 90s sopxx pe— earlier on. it's the mid 90s sopxx pe yon— earlier on. it's the mid 90s could be you know were the rnornenx— could be you know were the moment-politics- could be you know were the moment politics every moment in politics every py—exesxxon— moment in politics every by—election you lose every local exesxxon— by—election you lose every local exesxxon xs— by—election you lose every local election is you— by—election you lose every local election is you lose— by—election you lose every local election is you lose hundreds of sopnsipors— election is you lose hundreds of councillors. the— election is you lose hundreds of councillors. the momentum seems to councillors. the momentum seems xo-xne— councillors. the momentum seems xo-xne opposxxxon— councillors. the momentum seems to the opposition and to be with the opposition and pots— to be with the opposition and xnox-s-vxxx— to be with the opposition and that's will concern rishi that's what will concern rishi spnox. — that's what will concern rishi spnox. inox— that's what will concern rishi sunak.-not great- that's what will concern rishi sunak. not great timing. sunak. it's not great timing. xx-xx— sunak. it's not great timing. xx-xx pe— sunak. it's not great timing. xx-xx pe-ox— sunak. it's not great timing. it'll be -of the- sunak. it's not great timing. it'll be of the summer it'll be ahead of the summer xx-xx— it'll be ahead of the summer recess. it'll morale will be prexxy— recess. it'll morale will be prexxy pov— recess. it'll morale will be pretty low and,— recess. it'll morale will be pretty low and, and you know, xnxnas— pretty low and, and you know, xnxnas ore— pretty low and, and you know, things are tricky— pretty low and, and you know, things are tricky and at some poxnx— things are tricky and at some poxnx nes— things are tricky and at some poxnx ne-s xryxna— things are tricky and at some point he's trying to say we need to point he's trying to say we need xo nove— point he's trying to say we need to move on from— point he's trying to say we need to move on from boris johnson at the to move on from boris johnson at xne rnornenx — to move on from boris johnson at the moment. the— to move on from boris johnson at the moment. the problem is those by elections will be very quick. yes. yes. think almost yes. yes. i think almost certainly as quickly as possible. july apparently certainly as quickly as pcthexle. july apparently certainly as quickly as- pcthe date.ily-apparently certainly as quickly as pcthe date. y apparently certainly as quickly as pcthe date. all apparently certainly as quickly as pcthe date. all right.)arently certainly as quickly as pcthe date. all right. thanky is the date. all right. thank you so much, darren. now back to scotland. the scottish first minister, facing minister, humza yousaf is facing pressure to suspend nicola sturgeon after she was arrested and by police for and questioned by police for seven the seven hours in relation to the snp's finances. it was a jaw xroppxna— snp's finances. it was a jaw dropping moment,- snp's finances. it was a jaw dropping moment, even dropping moment, wasn't it? even xnopan— dropping moment, wasn't it? even xnopan ve— dropping moment, wasn't it? even xnopan we knew— dropping moment, wasn't it? even though we knew she was almost serxoxnxy— though we knew she was almost serxoxnxy-xo— though we knew she was almost certainly to arrested certainly going to be arrested peose— certainly going to be arrested because _those| because she signed off those accounts, those disputed accounts anyway, after she rexeosex— accounts anyway, after she- released _afterwards released a statement afterwards soyxna—ox- released a statement afterwards soyxna—ox oxx- saying she's innocent of all vronaxoxna.— saying she's innocent of all wrongdoing, called

wrongdoing, she called yesxerxoy-s— yesterday's events deeply distressing— yesterday's events deeply distressing. _ yesterday's events deeply distressing . distressing. let's speak to political commentator former political commentator and former snp crawford now. snp member stuart crawford now. good , stuart. you good morning, stuart. thank you for joining us. she calls it forjoining us. she calls it deeply distressing, but of course, there was a sense of inevitability about it. she'll have expecting the knock at have been expecting the knock at the surely yes, i think so the door. surely yes, i think so . as— the door. surely yes, i think so . as you— the door. surely yes, i think so . as you mentioned— the door. surely yes, i think so . as you mentioned ,- : ixixy yes, i think so . as you mentioned , she was one . as you mentioned, she was one of . as you mentioned, she was one ox xne— . as you mentioned, she was one ox xne xnree— . as you mentioned, she was one of the three signatories to the snx-s— of the three signatories to the snp's accounts— of the three signatories to the snp's accounts .— of the three signatories to the snp's accounts . the other two, snp's accounts. the other two, per— snp's accounts. the other two, per npsponx— snp's accounts. the other two, her husband and— snp's accounts. the other two, her husband and peter murrell onx— her husband and peter murrell onx soxxn— her husband and peter murrell and colin beattie. the former xreospry— and colin beattie. the former xreospry nox— and colin beattie. the former treasury had already been orresxex— treasury had already been arrested and— treasury had already been arrested and released without snorte— arrested and released without snorae. anx— arrested and released without snorae. one x— arrested and released without charge. and i think it was just a charge. and i think it was just o noxxer— charge. and i think it was just o noxxer ox— charge. and i think it was just a matter of time— charge. and i think it was just a matter of time before she went xnropan— a matter of time before she went xnropan xne— a matter of time before she went through the same— a matter of time before she went through the same process and now that through the same process and now no xx-s— through the same process and now that it's happened. _ through the same process and now that it's happened. but i don't xnxnx— that it's happened. but i don't xnxnx ve— that it's happened. but i don't think we should— that it's happened. but i don't think we should underestimate the think we should underestimate xne exxesx— think we should underestimate the effect this— think we should underestimate the effect this has had in the son— the effect this has had in the sorx ox— the effect this has had in the sort of scottish— the effect this has had in the sort of scottish political snoxxer— sort of scottish political chatter rmt _ sort of scottish political chatter rmt it's the only game in chatter rmt it's the only game xn xovn— chatter rmt it's the only game xn xovn pp— chatter rmt it's the only game in town up here— chatter rmt it's the only game in town up here at— chatter rmt it's the only game in town up here at the moment onx— in town up here at the moment onx peopxe— in town up here at the moment onx peopxe oe— in town up here at the moment and people are just mean agog onx— and people are just mean agog onx voxxxna.— and people are just mean agog and waiting, wondering what's going— and waiting, wondering what's aoxna xo— and waiting, wondering what's aoxna xo soe— and waiting, wondering what's going to come out next. xoxpxess.— going to come out next. ruthless, which- going to come out next. ruthless, which was- going to come out next. ruthless, which was why she was such an effective leader for so long. i am in no doubt if she

was first minister and members of her cabinet have been arrested and questioned by the police for seven hours over allegations of potential fraud involving party members, money she would have suspended them on the spot . i think she would have suspended them on the spot. i think you're absolutely— the spot. i think you're absolutely right.- i think you're absolutely right. there and xnere— absolutely right. there and xnere nove— absolutely right. there and there have been calls this nornxna— there have been calls this morning from _ there have been calls this morning from ash regan in porxxspxor.— morning from ash regan in particular, who— morning from ash regan in particular, who was one of the oxner— particular, who was one of the other contenders— particular, who was one of the other contenders for the party xeoxersnxp— other contenders for the party leadership that— other contenders for the party leadership that the first xxxnxsxer.— leadership that the first minister, humza yousaf , should minister, humza yousaf, should spspenx— minister, humza yousaf, should spspenx ner— minister, humza yousaf, should spspenx per or— minister, humza yousaf, should suspend her or indeed that xxsoxo— suspend her or indeed that nicola sturgeon should resign her membership— nicola sturgeon should resign her membership and stand down pnxxx— her membership and stand down pnxxx xnxs— her membership and stand down until this matter— her membership and stand down until this matter is— her membership and stand down until this matter is cleared up? i until this matter is cleared up? x oon-x— until this matter is cleared up? x oon-x xnxnx— until this matter is cleared up? i don't think there's any chance xxox— i don't think there's any chance xnox ppnso— i don't think there's any chance that humza yousaf— i don't think there's any chance that humza yousaf will take that osxxon.— that humza yousaf will take that osxxon. pes— that humza yousaf will take that action. he's proved— that humza yousaf will take that action. he's proved so far to be xnxesxsxve— action. he's proved so far to be indecisive and— action. he's proved so far to be indecisive and lacking in basic xeoxersnxp— indecisive and lacking in basic leadership skills.— indecisive and lacking in basic leadership skills. so at the rnornenx— leadership skills. so at the moment she— leadership skills. so at the moment she stays and the having peen— moment she stays and the having peen rexeosex— moment she stays and the having been released without charge , been released without charge, the been released without charge, xne xoxxse — been released without charge, the police scotland have the opxxon— the police scotland have the opxxon ox— the police scotland have the option of re—arresting her in xne— option of re—arresting her in xne xpxpre— option of re—arresting her in the future as— option of re—arresting her in the future as they do with the

oxner— the future as they do with the oxner xvo. — the future as they do with the other two. so _ the future as they do with the other two. so we're not done yep— other two. so we're not done yex. xs— other two. so we're not done yex. xs xnere— other two. so we're not done yex. xs xnere o— other two. so we're not done yet. is there a chance, in your vxev— yet. is there a chance, in your sxporx— yet. is there a chance, in your sxporx .— yet. is there a chance, in your view, stuart , that— yet. is there a chance, in your view, stuart , that people are view, stuart, that people are going— view, stuart, that people are aoxna xo— view, stuart, that people are aoxna xo peex— view, stuart, that people are going to peel away from the snp repexxex— going to peel away from the snp repexxex py— going to peel away from the snp repexxex py xne— going to peel away from the snp repelled by the way that the party— repelled by the way that the pony os— repelled by the way that the pony rn— repelled by the way that the party was run by sturgeon and her party was run by sturgeon and per npsponx.— party was run by sturgeon and her husband, peter murrell alex soxnonx— her husband, peter murrell alex soxnonx nos— her husband, peter murrell alex salmond has got— her husband, peter murrell alex salmond has got a party still going— salmond has got a party still aoxnaxnere. — salmond has got a party still going there. they- salmond has got a party still going there. ixiy i: ii going there. they could unite with all the anti—union parties . yeah, well, i think there's evxxense— . yeah, well, i think there's evidence that— yeah, well, i think there's evidence that the membership has dropped— evidence that the membership has dropped onx— evidence that the membership has dropped and there— evidence that the membership has dropped and there is. i wouldn't say dropped and there is. iwouldn't soy xxsnoy— dropped and there is. i wouldn't soy xxsnoy noxxe— dropped and there is. i wouldn't say dismay quite yet about the way— say dismay quite yet about the voy xne— say dismay quite yet about the voy xne snx— say dismay quite yet about the way the snp has— say dismay quite yet about the way the snp has been run, but xnere-s— way the snp has been run, but there's certainly— way the snp has been run, but there's certainly disquiet. alex soxnonx— there's certainly disquiet. alex soxnonx nos— there's certainly disquiet. alex salmond has already put out a son— salmond has already put out a soxx xo— salmond has already put out a soxx xo oxx— salmond has already put out a call to all the— salmond has already put out a call to all the pro—independence porxxes— call to all the pro—independence porxxesxnox— call to all the pro—independence parties that they— call to all the pro—independence parties that they should unite in some broad— parties that they should unite in some broad movement to xprxner— in some broad movement to xprxner xne— in some broad movement to further the cause of independence in scotland. but xnox-s— independence in scotland. but xnox-s peen— independence in scotland. but that's been rejected by humza xonse.— that's been rejected by humza yousaf, which _ that's been rejected by humza yousaf, which again i would have expesxex— yousaf, which again i would have expesxex xo— yousaf, which again i would have expesxex xo xo— yousaf, which again i would have expected to do so.— yousaf, which again i would have expected to do so. so basically the independence _ expected to do so. so basically the independence movement in ssoxxonx— the independence movement in psoxxonx xs— the independence movement in scotland is dead— the independence movement in scotland is dead in the water onx— scotland is dead in the water onx xnere-s— scotland is dead in the water and there's no— scotland is dead in the water and there's no indication of open— and there's no indication of open xne— and there's no indication of when the engines are going to sxorx— when the engines are going to sxorx pp— when the engines are going to sxorx pp oaoxn. — when the engines are going to start up again. cjsaixy start up again. okay. thank you so much . political commentator,

so much. political commentator, former snp member stuart crawford. there we're joined now by professor of politics at the university of strathclyde, sir john curtice. john, always lovely to talk to you. one suggestion this morning is that humza yousaf should just release the party's accounts in the name of transparency. if there's nothing to hide, there'd be nothing to hide, there'd be nothing to hide, there'd be nothing to fear in doing so. i think the problem the snp faced vxxx— think the problem the snp faced vxxn xnxs— think the problem the snp faced with this whole— think the problem the snp faced with this whole incident is that peose— with this whole incident is that peose xx-s— with this whole incident is that because it's the— with this whole incident is that because it's the subject of a poxxse— because it's the subject of a police investigation and indeed of police investigation and indeed ox xne — police investigation and indeed of course the police have taken ovoy— of course the police have taken ovoy o— of course the police have taken ovoy o xox— of course the police have taken ovoy o xox ox— of course the police have taken away a lot of the— of course the police have taken away a lot of the snp's financial— away a lot of the snp's financial records when they roxxex— financial records when they roxxex xne— financial records when they raided the snp's headquarters, the raided the snp's headquarters, xne posxsoxxy— raided the snp's headquarters, the basically the— raided the snp's headquarters, the basically the snp cannot do onyxnxna— the basically the snp cannot do onyxnxna pnxxx— the basically the snp cannot do anything until the— the basically the snp cannot do anything until the police sonsxpxe— anything until the police conclude their investigation one way— conclude their investigation one voy or— conclude their investigation one voy or onoxner.— conclude their investigation one way or another. and of course xney-ve — way or another. and of course they've decided _ way or another. and of course they've decided to bring sporaes— they've decided to bring charges. then- they've decided to bring charges. then again, the whole xnxna— charges. then again, the whole xnxna vxxx— charges. then again, the whole thing will become— charges. then again, the whole thing will become subjudice . so thing will become subjudice. so onelppnso— thing will become subjudice. so one . humza yousaf - thing will become subjudice. so one humza yousaf problems one of humza yousaf problems poxxxxsoxxy— one of humza yousaf problems poxxxxsoxxy xs— one of humza yousaf problems politically is in— one of humza yousaf problems politically is in a— one of humza yousaf problems politically is in a sense this is politically is in a sense this xs on— politically is in a sense this xs on even— politically is in a sense this is an event over— politically is in a sense this is an event over which he does nox— is an event over which he does nox nove— is an event over which he does nox nove ony— is an event over which he does not have any control and it's very.— not have any control and it's very. very— not have any control and it's very, very difficult for him as xeoxer— very, very difficult for him as xeoxer xo— very, very difficult for him as leader to do— very, very difficult for him as leader to do anything that might

nexp— leader to do anything that might nexp xo— leader to do anything that might help to alleviate— leader to do anything that might help to alleviate the party's difficulties. - help to alleviate the party's difficulties. so - help to alleviate the party's difficulties. so far as the allegations— difficulties. so far as the allegations are concerned, one snoxxe— allegations are concerned, one spopxx soy.— allegations are concerned, one snopxx soy. py— allegations are concerned, one should say, by the way, i think opvxops— should say, by the way, i think one obvious reason why humza xopsox— one obvious reason why humza xopsox xs— one obvious reason why humza xopsox xs nox— one obvious reason why humza yousaf is not going to suspend onx— yousaf is not going to suspend onx xxsoxo— yousaf is not going to suspend and nicola sturgeon is he xesxxex— and nicola sturgeon is he decided not— and nicola sturgeon is he decided not to— and nicola sturgeon is he decided not to suspend our npsponx.— decided not to suspend our husband. peter— decided not to suspend our husband. peter murrell when he was husband. peter murrell when he orresxex— husband. peter murrell when he was arrested back— husband. peter murrell when he was arrested back at the peaxnnxna— was arrested back at the beginning of— was arrested back at the beginning of april. mr yusuf has peen— beginning of april. mr yusuf has peen xoxrxy— beginning of april. mr yusuf has been fairly insistent that peopxe— been fairly insistent that people innocent until proven people are innocent until proven guilty-— people are innocent until proven guilty-if— people are innocent until proven apxxxy. -xx o— people are innocent until proven guilty. _if a charges- people are innocent until proven guilty. if a charges were guilty. now, if a charges were to guilty. now, if a charges were xo pe— guilty. now, if a charges were xo pe propanx— guilty. now, if a charges were to be brought and of course xnere-s— to be brought and of course xnere-s no— to be brought and of course there's no guarantee they were to there's no guarantee they were xo pe— there's no guarantee they were xo pe propapp— there's no guarantee they were to be brought, maybe at that poxnx— to be brought, maybe at that poxnx ne— to be brought, maybe at that poxnx ne vxxx— to be brought, maybe at that point he will make a different xesxsxon. — point he will make a different decision. but— point he will make a different decision. but i— point he will make a different decision. but i think he decision. but i think given he xesxxex— decision. but i think given he xesxxex nox— decision. but i think given he decided not suspend ms decided not to suspend ms sxpraeon-s— decided not to suspend ms sturgeon's husband, he's hardly xxxexy— sturgeon's husband, he's hardly xxxexy xo— sturgeon's husband, he's hardly xxxexy xo-o— sturgeon's husband, he's hardly likely to a different likely to make a different xesxsxon— likely to make a different decision now,— likely to make a different decision now, you are the decision now, john, you are the orosxe— decision now, john, you are the orosxe ox— decision now, john, you are the orosxe ox oxx— decision now, john, you are the oracle, of all things, political . onx— oracle, of all things, political , and particularly— oracle, of all things, political , and particularly historically poxxxxsox. — , and particularly historically poxxxxsox. xs— , and particularly historically political. is this— , and particularly historically political. l. : political. is this unpressed idenfied? political. is this unpressed identied? can you put it in some sort of context for us of how significant this is ? well, of significant this is? well, of course, devolution - significant this is? well, of course, devolution in- ;i �*" x(.ixi {? well, of course, devolution in scotland is course, devolution in scotland xs o— course, devolution in scotland is a relatively— course, devolution in scotland is a relatively short life. it's onxy— is a relatively short life. it's onxy xosx— is a relatively short life. it's onxy rpsx over— is a relatively short life. it's only just over 20 - is a relatively short life. it's only just over 20 years old. and it's only just over 20 years old. and is serxoxnxy— only just over 20 years old. and it's certainly true _ only just over 20 years old. and it's certainly true that we've nox— it's certainly true that we've not previously _ it's certainly true that we've not previously had a first

xxxnxsxer— not previously had a first minister who's- not previously had a first minister who's been or an ex xxrsx— minister who's been or an ex first minister— minister who's been or an ex first minister to— minister who's been or an ex first minister to be hauled in by first minister to be hauled in py xne— first minister to be hauled in py xne poxxse— first minister to be hauled in by the police, although we snoxxe— by the police, although we should remember that the second a should remember that the second o xxrsx— should remember that the second a first minister,— should remember that the second a first minister, henry mcleish xn— a first minister, henry mcleish xn xne— a first minister, henry mcleish was in the end— a first minister, henry mcleish was in the end forced to resign peose— was in the end forced to resign peose ox— was in the end forced to resign because of what— was in the end forced to resign because of what he himself said. he nox— because of what he himself said. he nox oox— because of what he himself said. he nosx oox xnxo— because of what he himself said. he had got into a— because of what he himself said. he had got into a muddle over his he had got into a muddle over nxs xxx-s— he had got into a muddle over his mp's expenses. so he serxoxnxy— his mp's expenses. so he certainly won't- his mp's expenses. so he certainly won't be the first, xxrsx— certainly won't be the first, first minister— certainly won't be the first, first minister to— certainly won't be the first, first minister to have a shadow xxn— first minister to have a shadow nxn onx— first minister to have a shadow over him and of— first minister to have a shadow over him and of course one snoxxe— over him and of course one spopxx oxso— over him and of course one should also bear- over him and of course one should also bear. cji should also bear. oh, i think we've lost john. that's a shame . i want to know what you think anyway. well, i. she was one of the anyway. well, i. she was one of xne nosx— anyway. well, i. she was one of the most significant— iiy well, i. she was one of the most significant politicians i the most significant politicians x xxx.— the most significant politicians x xnxnx. xn— the most significant politicians i think, in europe, but i think sne-s— i think, in europe, but i think sne-s poxx— i think, in europe, but i think sne-s poxx o— i think, in europe, but i think she's paid a very— i think, in europe, but i think she's paid a very high price for the she's paid a very high price for xne xosx— she's paid a very high price for xne xosx sne— she's paid a very high price for the fact she ran— she's paid a very high price for the fact she ran the party with her the fact she ran the party with per npsponx— the fact she ran the party with her husband like— the fact she ran the party with her husband like it was almost a pony— her husband like it was almost a porxy sxoxe.— her husband like it was almost a one party state. and you wonder vnen—xnox— when you've had that much sonxrox— when you've had that much control-that— when you've had that much control that much power, control and that much power, noype— control and that much power, noype yon— control and that much power, noype yon xeex— control and that much power, maybe you feel invincible and empowered— maybe you feel invincible and empowered xo— maybe you feel invincible and empowered to do— maybe you feel invincible and empowered to do things. �*vaxi x(i empowered to do things. which exper— empowered to do things. which xxrsx-xnere— empowered to do things. which other there nobody other maybe there was nobody else holding to account. else holding them to account. and she was even briefly interim treasurer. that's how much sonxrox— treasurer. that's how much control-exerted. - treasurer. that's how much control exerted. her husband control she exerted. her husband was-executive,— was chief executive, unprecedented for a leader of a snoxx— unprecedented for a leader of a snoxx sopnxry— unprecedented for a leader of a small country to _ unprecedented for a leader of a small country to be first xxxnxsxer— small country to be first minister and— small country to be first

minister and her husband or porxner— minister and her husband or porxner xo— minister and her husband or porxner xo pe— minister and her husband or partner to be chief executive of the partner to be chief executive of xne rpxxna— partner to be chief executive of xne rpxxna pony— partner to be chief executive of the ruling party for years and yeors— the ruling party for years and yeors xney— the ruling party for years and yeors xney xon— the ruling party for years and years they ran. they knew where every— years they ran. they knew where every poxy— years they ran. they knew where every poxy os— years they ran. they knew where every body was buried. she knows vpere— every body was buried. she knows vpere every— every body was buried. she knows vpere every sne— every body was buried. she knows where every she knows all about the where every she knows all about xne xxnonses— where every she knows all about xne xxnonses .— where every she knows all about the finances . and— where every she knows all about the finances . and when people the finances. and when people roxse— the finances. and when people raise questions— the finances. and when people raise questions about the xxnonse— raise questions about the xxnonse ox— raise questions about the finance of the— raise questions about the finance of the snp, they were prpxoxxy— finance of the snp, they were brutally moved _ finance of the snp, they were brutally moved aside or they resxanex. — brutally moved aside or they resxanex. x— brutally moved aside or they resigned. i keep— brutally moved aside or they resigned. i keep thinking about we were on air— resigned. i keep thinking about we were on air the morning that sne— we were on air the morning that sne resxanex. — we were on air the morning that she resigned. yeah.— we were on air the morning that she resigned. x/xirixi inx we were on air the morning that she resigned. / inx she resigned. yeah. do you remember? and she did her speech about how just decided that about how she just decided that she nothing left in the tank she had nothing left in the tank . left in the . there was nothing left in the tank. . there was nothing left in the tank . i'm . there was nothing left in the tank. i'm just going to take a little of break. yeah. little bit of a break. yeah. this, know, it's been this, you know, it's been a really job, and really really hard job, and i'm really pleased that you've all been helping me out. and now just helping me out. and now you just wonder. yeah, well, i remember vrxxxna— wonder. yeah, well, i remember vrxxxna xne— wonder. yeah, well, i remember writing the new— wonder. yeah, well, i remember writing the new-for- : yeah, well, i remember writing the new for next writing the new day for the next xoy. —poxxse- day. i wonder if this police investigation— day. i wonder if this police investigation is— day. i wonder if this police investigation is the real xsepera— investigation is the real iceberg that— investigation is the real iceberg that she that she was ovoxxxna— iceberg that she that she was ovoxxxna os— iceberg that she that she was avoiding was avoiding and she's soxxxxex— avoiding was avoiding and she's now collided with— avoiding was avoiding and she's now collided with full blood. xx-s— now collided with full blood. xx-s o— now collided with full blood. xx-s o peoe— now collided with full blood. it's a huge story.— now collided with full blood. it's a huge story. and for xopopr— it's a huge story. and for labour party— it's a huge story. and for labour party in- it's a huge story. and for labour party in particular, this is labour party in particular, this xs npaexy— labour party in particular, this is hugely significant because sne— is hugely significant because sne os— is hugely significant because sne very— is hugely significant because she was very popular. she's sxxxx— she was very popular. she's sxxxx-poppxor- she was very popular. she's still popular and labour still very popular and labour onxy— still very popular and labour onxy non— still very popular and labour onxy one— still very popular and labour only won one seat in scotland at the only won one seat in scotland at xne xosx— only won one seat in scotland at the last general— only won one seat in scotland at the last general election. xopopr— the last general election. labour mps— the last general election.

labour mps are telling labour mps are now telling me xney— labour mps are now telling me xney-vxn— labour mps are now telling me they-win-which- labour mps are now telling me they win which could they could win 20, which could noxe— they could win 20, which could make-difference.- make all the difference. difference?— make all the difference. difference? means the tories difference? it means the tories vxxx— difference? it means the tories vxxx propopxy— difference? it means the tories will probably hold on the will probably hold on to the seoxs— will probably hold on to the seoxs xney— will probably hold on to the seats they thought they might nove — seats they thought they might nove-ppx— seats they thought they might nove-ppx x— seats they thought they might have-but i-think. have lost, but i don't think xney-xx— have lost, but i don't think they'll beneficiary here. they'll be the beneficiary here. xnxs— they'll be the beneficiary here. xnxs-nevs— they'll be the beneficiary here. this - news for- they'll be the beneficiary here. this-news for keir- this is great news for keir sxorner— this is great news for keir starmer absolutely. this is great news for keir- starmer-absolutely. let us starmer yeah, absolutely. let us know— starmer yeah, absolutely. let us xnov-xpxnx. — starmer yeah, absolutely. let us know-think. gb- starmer yeah, absolutely. let us know think. gb views at know what you think. gb views at gb .com is the email gb news .com is the email address. the times newspaper this that this morning is saying that bods this morning is saying that boris he boris johnson claimed that he was from sharing covid was blocked from sharing covid whatsapps the cabinet office whatsapps by the cabinet office and we're going to have the ruling, all of ruling, aren't we, on all of that murky goings on the privileges harriet privileges committee? harriet harman we speak, she's harman, as we as we speak, she's just sharpening a knife, just waiting reaction . waiting to see our reaction. this the point i'm gb news this is to the point i'm gb news britain's news

the people's . channel it's 1025 the people's. channel it's 1025 you're with to the— the people's. channel it's 1025 you're with to the point- it's1025 you're with to the point on gb nevs— you're with to the point on gb xevs vxxx— you're with to the point on gb xevs vxxn ne— you're with to the point on gb news with me, andrew pierce and bev news with me, andrew pierce and pev xprner — news with me, andrew pierce and bev turner. now— news with me, andrew pierce and bev turner. now we're talking opopx— bev turner. now we're talking opopx xxrs— bev turner. now we're talking about mps investigating whether poxxs— about mps investigating whether porxs-nxsxex— about mps investigating whether boris misled parliament. boris johnson misled parliament. prexx— boris johnson misled parliament. vexx—xne— boris johnson misled parliament. vexx—xne reporxl well we know what the report soys. — well we know what the report soyslaoxna— well we know what the report soyslaoxna xo— well we know what the report says. going to say he says. it's going to say he vxxxpxxy— says. it's going to say he wilfully lied - says. it's going to say he wilfully lied to - says. it's going to say he wilfully lied to parliament more xnon— wilfully lied to parliament more xnon onse— wilfully lied to parliament more xnon . — wilfully lied to parliament more than once . that's— wilfully lied to parliament more than once . ix;i than once. that's right. the report is predicted to conclude that he lied. it's not really a shock to us. that is it. they are investigating whether he misled parliament about lockdown parties in downing street and some some days can't even some some days i can't even believe we're still talking about this. i know. i about this. i know. well, i opxxe— about this. i know. well, i gpxxe ogree— about this. i know. well, i quite agree. and- i know. well, i quite agree. and we think it's going— quite agree. and we think it's goxng xo— quite agree. and we think it's goxng xo soy— quite agree. and we think it's goxng xo soy ne— quite agree. and we think it's going to say he would should be suspended— going to say he would should be suspended xor— going to say he would should be suspended for 20 _ going to say he would should be suspended for 20 days. he's suspended for 20 days. but he's pre-enpxex— suspended for 20 days. but he's. pre—enpxex—ne-s pre—empted that now because he's resxgnex— pre—empted that now because he's resxgnex-xxx. — pre—empted that now because he's resigned-mp. .we're- resigned as an mp. so we're now xoxnex— resigned as an mp. so we're now roxnexlxorx— resigned as an mp. so we're now joined-lord-who- resigned as an mp. so we're now joined-lord-who is. resigned as an mp. so we're now| joined-lord-who is a joined by lord marland, who is a greox— joined by lord marland, who is a greox noxe— joined by lord marland, who is a greox noxe ox— joined by lord marland, who is a great mate of boris— joined by lord marland, who is a great mate of boris johnson and an great mate of boris johnson and on oxvxser— great mate of boris johnson and on oxvxser xo— great mate of boris johnson and an adviser to boris— great mate of boris johnson and an adviser to boris johnson. if we soxx— an adviser to boris johnson. if we can call you— an adviser to boris johnson. if we can call you by— an adviser to boris johnson. if we can call you by your first nonelxnov— we can call you by your first name,iknow we— we can call you by your first name, know we can. good

name, i know we can. good nornxng— name, i know we can. good nornxnglyop.— name, i know we can. good morning you. must be name, i know we can. good- morninglyou. .must be very morning to you. you must be very sosx — morning to you. you must be very sosx ixne— morning to you. you must be very sosx ixne-ox— morning to you. you must be very sad. .the .of the - morning to you. you must be very sad. .the-of the road. - sad. it's the end of the road. sprexy— sad. it's the end of the road. sprexy xov— sad. it's the end of the road. surely now for— sad. it's the end of the road. surely now for boris johnson, ox— surely now for boris johnson, ox xne— surely now for boris johnson, one of the most— surely now for boris johnson, one of the most charismatic, severx— one of the most charismatic, clever—winnersl one of the most charismatic,i clever—winners in clever tory election winners in nony— clever tory election winners in nony o— clever tory election winners in nony o xesoxe— clever tory election winners in nony o oesoxe. — clever tory election winners in many a decade . �*vaxxix i xiin many a decade. well, it's very good to be with the dream team again. thank you for having me on. um to say i'm a good mate of bodsis on. um to say i'm a good mate of boris is not necessarily true, because if i was, i'd probably because if i was, i'd probably be getting a bauble added to my name because i'm a good mate . so name because i'm a good mate. so i think that's unfair. i do think that it isn't over amazingly, because of this constant desire . to see him, to constant desire. to see him, to speak, to him, to listen to him, to follow him around, particularly you in the media. he is this larger than life figure, whether you like him or not. and i agree , he's not. and i agree, he's a divisive figure. he's just got a charisma that very few other politicians have . so what politicians have. so what noppens— politicians have. so what noppens nov— i x(. so what happens now, jonathan? he he he xnere— happens now, jonathan? he he he xnere vxxx— happens now, jonathan? he he he xnere vxxx pe— happens now, jonathan? he he he there will be a— happens now, jonathan? he he he there will be a by—election, of

course, in uxbridge in his constituency— course, in uxbridge in his constituency .— course, in uxbridge in his constituency . he will carry on constituency. he will carry on on xne — constituency. he will carry on on xne pppxxs— constituency. he will carry on on the public speaking circuit, vnxsn— on the public speaking circuit, vnxsn xs— on the public speaking circuit, which is making— on the public speaking circuit, which is making him an extraordin— which is making him an extraordin scary amount of nony— extraordin scary amount of rnony ep— extraordin scary amount of money, £5 million upfront poynenx— money, £5 million upfront poynenx xor— money, £5 million upfront payment for one particular ogensy— payment for one particular ogensy xn— payment for one particular ogensy xn xev— payment for one particular agency in new york by all accounts. and— agency in new york by all accounts. and then what does he xox— accounts. and then what does he do? poes— accounts. and then what does he do? poes ne— accounts. and then what does he do? does he just— accounts. and then what does he do? does he just sit— accounts. and then what does he do? does he just sit out the nexx— do? does he just sit out the next election?— do? does he just sit out the next election? does he cause propxens— next election? does he cause propxens xor— next election? does he cause problems for rishi? come on. poes— problems for rishi? come on. poes ne— problems for rishi? come on. poes ne sex— problems for rishi? come on. does he set up— problems for rishi? come on. does he set up his own political party?— does he set up his own political porxye xnox-s— does he set up his own political porxye xnox-s one— does he set up his own political party? that's one of the rumours xxox— party? that's one of the rumours xnox vveve— party? that's one of the rumours that we've heard _ party? that's one of the rumours that we've heard funded by the prexxxeers— that we've heard funded by the prexxxeers .— that we've heard funded by the brexiteers . what— that we've heard funded by the brexiteers . what do ? brexiteers. what does he do? war,— brexiteers. what does he do? vexx. x— brexiteers. what does he do? vexx. x xpxnx— brexiteers. what does he do? well, i think he's— brexiteers. what does he do? well, i think he's got- brexiteers. what does he do? well, i think he's got himself in a good place, hasn't he? because he's pre—empted the inquiry . he is because he's pre—empted the inquiry. he is obviously genuinely outraged by it. he as you say, is earning apparently 6.5 million. this year and will continue to do so because he is an enormous draw on the world stage. he's incredibly popular everywhere you go with him, not just the world, but in the uk, people are paying him a lot of to money speak. he can sit and observe what's going to happen to the conservative party in the

next run. up next 18 months as we run up to the election and then make a decision after the election perhaps of whether he wants to be part of politics again. so i think he's in a very good place or even down to perhaps he's put his name forward. if the conservative party will have him as a candidate before the next election. if things aren't looking too good for rishi, which i very much hope they do look good for rishi, but it's unlikely the parties would agree to him being a candidate in another seat. jonathan, when you sonsxxer— consider he's triggering a pyexesxxon— consider he's triggering a byelection uxbridge, a byelection in uxbridge, a norgxnox— byelection in uxbridge, a marginal seat, majority of 7000, i'd marginal seat, majority of 7000, xxx poy— marginal seat, majority of 7000, xxx xoy money— marginal seat, majority of 7000, xxx xoy money on— marginal seat, majority of 7000, i'd lay money on the outcome of xxox— i'd lay money on the outcome of no xxox— i'd lay money on the outcome of no no xne— i'd lay money on the outcome of that that the labour party will on— that that the labour party will on xx— that that the labour party will on xx onx— that that the labour party will win it and win— that that the labour party will win it and win it— that that the labour party will win it and win it very easily. vexx.— win it and win it very easily. vvexx. x— win it and win it very easily. well, i wouldn't— win it and win it very easily. well, i wouldn't disagree with an well, i wouldn't disagree with on osxpxe— well, i wouldn't disagree with an astute reader— well, i wouldn't disagree with an astute reader of politics xxxe— an astute reader of politics xxxe yon.— an astute reader of politics like you, andrew. ixirix iy like you, andrew. the reality is that things move very quickly . that things move very quickly. who'd have thought that there would be this massive clamour for him to come back and challenge for the leadership ? challenge for the leadership? when liz truss left as prime

minister, you know, you'd have everyone was telling me then he was dead and buried. i'm not an advocate for boris coming back, by the way. i'm merely saying there will be a large clamour for him there. here is a huge amount support for him amount of support for him throughout is throughout the country. he is a politician who's won two mayoral campaigns in a reputedly a labour led city. he's won the brexit campaign and most people would say he is largely responsible for doing that . and responsible for doing that. and he won a landslide victory for the conservatives, which we haven't seen in years. so he's a proven winner of elections . and proven winner of elections. and as a as an mp , proven winner of elections. and asaasanmp,asa proven winner of elections. and as a as an mp , as a prime as a as an mp, as a prime minister you know, he didn't do badly. i mean, he made some fundamental mistakes . most prime fundamental mistakes. most prime ministers have , as we know. but ministers have, as we know. but he did get brexit done. he did support it very vocally. ukraine against it. his officials advice and we did get the vaccines out

quicker than any other country. so there are some very good things. he has done and he's been castigated for the things that he hasn't done because he's this divisive character and he people have mixed views on him as they do on brexit. absolutely. i just i wonder vnexner— absolutely. i just i wonder whether his— absolutely. i just i wonder whether his star has waned a pixe— whether his star has waned a little, jonathan,— whether his star has waned a little, jonathan, and whether nes— little, jonathan, and whether ne-s sxxxx— little, jonathan, and whether he's still labouring under the xxxpsxon— he's still labouring under the illusion that— he's still labouring under the illusion that he's more popular xnon— illusion that he's more popular xnon ne— illusion that he's more popular xnon ne-xs. — illusion that he's more popular than he-is. idon't- than he actually is. i don't know— than he actually is. i don't know whether— than he actually is. i don't know whether you saw the clip we ran know whether you saw the clip we xnxs— know whether you saw the clip we ran this morning— know whether you saw the clip we ran this morning of— know whether you saw the clip we ran this morning of rishi sunak oson- ax— ran this morning of rishi sunak was an ai conference. was talking at an ai conference. we was talking at an ai conference. vxe-exsxxex- was talking at an ai conference. we _excited rishi- was talking at an ai conference. we excited rishi sunak we know how excited rishi sunak gexs— we know how excited rishi sunak gets-technological- we know how excited rishi sunak gets technological matters gets about technological matters and gets about technological matters onx-opxxe— gets about technological matters and-quite firmly- gets about technological matters and quite firmly on in and he spoke quite firmly on in the and he spoke quite firmly on in xne on— and he spoke quite firmly on in xne on xne— and he spoke quite firmly on in the on the stage— and he spoke quite firmly on in the on the stage and he said, xxn— the on the stage and he said, x-n nox— the on the stage and he said, x-n nox goxng— the on the stage and he said, i'm not going-his. the on the stage and he said, i'm not going his back i'm not going to cover his back exxesxxvexy. — i'm not going to cover his back effectively. paraphrasing. effectively. i'm paraphrasing. he effectively. i'm paraphrasing. pe-xx-s— effectively. i'm paraphrasing. pe-xx-sxopgn.— effectively. i'm paraphrasing. he-it's tough. i- effectively. i'm paraphrasing. he it's tough. i didn't do he said, it's tough. i didn't do vnox— he said, it's tough. i didn't do vnox-ne— he said, it's tough. i didn't do what-he would- he said, it's tough. i didn't do what he would have wanted what what he would have wanted me xo— what what he would have wanted me xo xo. — what what he would have wanted me xo xo. anx— what what he would have wanted me to do. and the— what what he would have wanted me to do. and the audience sxoppex.— me to do. and the audience sxoppex. x— me to do. and the audience clapped. i thought that was one— quite interesting. that shows a xxxxxe— quite interesting. that shows a xxxxxe-ox— quite interesting. that shows a little-of-change,- little sort of sea change, pernops— little sort of sea change, pernops xn— little sort of sea change, perhaps in-of- little sort of sea change, perhaps in of boris's perhaps in terms of boris's pppxxs— perhaps in terms of boris's public bowler— perhaps in terms of boris's public popular pretty well . public popular pretty well. i xpxnx— public popular pretty well. i xpxnx os— public popular pretty well. i xpxnx os x— public popular pretty well. i think as i said,— public popular pretty well. i think as i said, he's- public popular pretty well. i think as i said, he's a- public popular pretty well. i think as i said, he's a divisive character and he divides opinion

in that regard. so there will be some people that clap and some people that boo of course. but that's the same with every politician who puts their head above you know, politician who puts their head abovfew you know, politician who puts their head abovfew do. you know, politician who puts their head abovfew do. prime you know, politician who puts their head abovfew do. prime ministers, very few do. prime ministers have left their office with their head held high, everyone applauding them, thinking they're the greatest living person that's walked the planet . and i'm afraid boris fits into that category, as did cameron , that category, as did cameron, as did blair, as did thatcher, as did blair, as did thatcher, as did blair, as did thatcher, as did brown, as did may, as did truss . so it's not it's not an truss. so it's not it's not an unknown thing. and i personally well, i'm obviously a conservative and i want rishi to win. and i don't. and i've advised in the past boris not to run and cause any trouble. whether he does now or whether he takes my advice . i mean, who he takes my advice. i mean, who knows, you know ? all right. knows, you know? all right. xnox-s— knows, you know? all right. xnox-s porx— knows, you know? all right. that's lord merlin.- /xiix. ? all right. that's lord merlin. jonathan nonxn— that's lord merlin. jonathan marlin, thanks— that's lord merlin. jonathan marlin, thanks for joining us. i oon-x— marlin, thanks for joining us. i oon-x xnxnx— marlin, thanks for joining us. i don't think boris— marlin, thanks for joining us. i don't think boris takes advice. prexx— don't think boris takes advice. vvexx ne— don't think boris takes advice. well he wants— don't think boris takes advice. well he wants henley on thames. see.— well he wants henley on thames. see. no— well he wants henley on thames. see. he xosx— well he wants henley on thames. see, he just bought— well he wants henley on thames. see, he just bought a— well he wants henley on thames.

see, he just bought a house- see, he just bought a house round there. he stepped away. now wait. he'll go away. wait till they'll till next election. then they'll put in there. don't think put him in there. i don't think he's get it. his former he's going to get it. his former constituency, you knows we're going to be crossing over to doverin going to be crossing over to dover in a moment to discuss what impact the good weather had on migrants crossing the channel. you guess, can't channel. you can guess, can't yore—your- channel. you can guess, can't yore—your xxoxxyl channel. you can guess, can't yore—your xxoxxy -i channel. you can guess, can'ti you?_your motty . you? that's after your motty. anorev. — you? that's after your motty. andrew, thank— you? that's after your motty. andrew, thank you. _ you? that's after your motty. andrew, thank you. good- you? that's after your motty. andrew, thank you. good morning from the gb newsroom. it's 1033. former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has died in milan. the billionaire businessman created italy's largest media company before entering politics. he was in office from 1994 to 2011 with the forza italia party and left behind a career marred with sex scandals and corruption allegations. the 86 year old had been suffering from leukaemia for some time and had recently developed a lung infection in. mps will meet today to conclude their inquiry into whether boris johnson misled parliament over

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morning. it's 1039. this britain's news. channel good morning. it's1039. this is to the point on gb news with andrew pearson. bev turner well, a week on since rishi sunak remember that he said his stop the boats plan was starting to work as he argued, the numbers crossing the channel were 20% year. channel were down 20% this year. our editor mark our home security editor mark white live in dover as white is live in dover as crossings are expected to increase due to the good weather mark, good morning. and it it always seemed like a little bit of an exaggerated claim to say that the numbers were down in the first half of the year as particularly this weekend and these figures right back up again . yeah, i mean, i think if again. yeah, i mean, i think if you talk to anyone that knows anything about the marine environment in the english channel environment in the english channel, they would have told you that the reason that the number of small boat crossings is down compared to the same pedod is down compared to the same period last year was everything to do with the weather conditions and very little to do with government policy. we have basically we had northerly- ; we have

basically we had northerly winds that basically we had northerly winds xnox nove— basically we had northerly winds that have been— basically we had northerly winds that have been blowing and they oon-x— that have been blowing and they oon-x neex— that have been blowing and they oon-x neex xo— that have been blowing and they don't need to blow— that have been blowing and they don't need to blow at a porxxspxorxy— don't need to blow at a particularly high level it when it's particularly high level it when is pxovxng— particularly high level it when it's blowing from _ particularly high level it when it's blowing from the north. anyxnxng— it's blowing from the north. anyxnxng over— it's blowing from the north. anything over about ten, 12 nxxes— anything over about ten, 12 nxxes on— anything over about ten, 12 miles an hour— anything over about ten, 12 miles an hour can really churn up miles an hour can really churn pp xne— miles an hour can really churn pp xne xngxxsn— miles an hour can really churn up the english channel. it's pxovxng— up the english channel. it's blowing against the prevailing tide blowing against the prevailing xxxe onx— blowing against the prevailing xxxe onx xosx— blowing against the prevailing tide and just makes it impossible— tide and just makes it impossible for these small boats to impossible for these small boats xo gex— impossible for these small boats xo gex osross— impossible for these small boats to get across. that's what we've peen— to get across. that's what we've peen seexng— to get across. that's what we've been seeing over— to get across. that's what we've been seeing over the weekend . been seeing over the weekend. xnxngs— been seeing over the weekend. xnxngs nove— been seeing over the weekend. things have calmed down considerably. _ things have calmed down considerably. it's a bit foggy opx— considerably. it's a bit foggy opx xnere— considerably. it's a bit foggy out there today,— considerably. it's a bit foggy out there today, actually , which out there today, actually, which is out there today, actually, which xs propopxy— out there today, actually, which xs propopxy nox— out there today, actually, which is probably had some kind of exxesx. — is probably had some kind of exxesx. pox— is probably had some kind of effect. but having said that, i opx— effect. but having said that, i opx xron— effect. but having said that, i was out from ,— effect. but having said that, i was out from , um, 5 am. this was out from, um, 5 am. this nornxng— was out from, um, 5 am. this nornxng onx— was out from, um, 5 am. this nornxng one on— was out from, um, 5 am. this morning and on board the boat vxxx— morning and on board the boat vxxn ne— morning and on board the boat vxxn ne sp— morning and on board the boat with me gb news— morning and on board the boat with me gb news presenter nigel xoroge.— with me gb news presenter nigel xoroge. os— with me gb news presenter nigel xoroge. os ve— with me gb news presenter nigel farage, as we took— with me gb news presenter nigel farage, as we took a trip out to xne— farage, as we took a trip out to xne nxxxxe— farage, as we took a trip out to xne nxxxxe ox— farage, as we took a trip out to the middle of the- farage, as we took a trip out to the middle of the english cnonnex— the middle of the english channel and— the middle of the english channel and within half an hour we saw our first— channel and within half an hour we saw our first migrant boat

come across . s packed with come across. s packed with propopxy— come across. s packed with probably about— come across. s packed with probably about 50 people taken off probably about 50 people taken oxx xnox— probably about 50 people taken oxx xnox poox— probably about 50 people taken off that boat and— probably about 50 people taken off that boat and put on to a porxer— off that boat and put on to a border force— off that boat and put on to a border force vessel. the boat xxsexx— border force vessel. the boat xxsexx .— border force vessel. the boat xxsexx . xne— border force vessel. the boat itself , the dinghy was recovered itself, the dinghy was recovered by by— itself, the dinghy was recovered py py onoxner— itself, the dinghy was recovered by by another vessel, a catamaran— by by another vessel, a catamaran that has been hired in by catamaran that has been hired in py xne— catamaran that has been hired in py xne none— catamaran that has been hired in by the home office— catamaran that has been hired in by the home office for that operoxxon— by the home office for that operoxxon .— by the home office for that operation . then- by the home office for that operation . then again, about operation. then again, about noxx— operation. then again, about noxx on— operation. then again, about noxx on poor— operation. then again, about half an hour after that off we venx— half an hour after that off we venx xo— half an hour after that off we went to another— half an hour after that off we went to another small boat interception.— went to another small boat interception. in— went to another small boat interception. in fact , two interception. in fact, two xxngnxes— interception. in fact, two dinghies that— interception. in fact, two dinghies that were interest spoxxex— dinghies that were interest spoxxex py— dinghies that were interest spotted by border force and pose— spotted by border force and those occupants— spotted by border force and those occupants taken on board. we esxxnoxe— those occupants taken on board. we estimate that— those occupants taken on board. we estimate that so far today propopxy— we estimate that so far today probably about— we estimate that so far today probably about eight small boats nove— probably about eight small boats nove srossex— probably about eight small boats have crossed the— probably about eight small boats have crossed the english channel have crossed the engliin channel and have crossed the english channel onx xnxs— have crossed the english channel and this comes— have crossed the english channel and this comes on— have crossed the english channel and this comes on the back of vnox— and this comes on the back of vnox xooxs— and this comes on the back of what looks to _ and this comes on the back of what looks to have been a record day— what looks to have been a record xoy yesxerxoy.— what looks to have been a record day yesterday. we're still voxxxng— day yesterday. we're still voxxxng xor— day yesterday. we're still waiting for the official figures . pox— waiting for the official figures . ppx ve— waiting for the official figures , but we believe— waiting for the official figures , but we believe that at least poo— , but we believe that at least poo peopxe— , but we believe that at least 500 people crossed the english cnonnex— 500 people crossed the english cnonnex xn— 500 people crossed the english cnonnex xn xx— 500 people crossed the english channel in 11 small boats and xnox— channel in 11 small boats and no voxxx— channel in 11 small boats and that would beat—

channel in 11 small boats and that would beat the previous resorp— that would beat the previous esorx so — that would beat the previous record so far— that would beat the previous record so far this year of 497, vno— record so far this year of 497, vpo srossex— record so far this year of 497, who crossed in— record so far this year of 497, who crossed in a— record so far this year of 497, who crossed in a single day . so, who crossed in a single day. so, as who crossed in a single day. so, os x— who crossed in a single day. so, os x soy.— who crossed in a single day. so, os x soy. vexe— who crossed in a single day. so, as i say, we're waiting for xnose— as i say, we're waiting for those figures— as i say, we're waiting for those figures to come in. but if xney— those figures to come in. but if xney ore— those figures to come in. but if xney xrne— those figures to come in. but if they are true and— those figures to come in. but if they are true and it's over 500 ogoxn— they are true and it's over 500 ogoxn vxxx— they are true and it's over 500 ogoxn vxxn ox— they are true and it's over 500 again with at least another exgnx— again with at least another exgnx so— again with at least another exgnx so xor— again with at least another eight so far today and we're sxxxx— eight so far today and we're sxxxx eorxy— eight so far today and we're still early on,— eight so far today and we're still early on, more boats. no xoppx— still early on, more boats. no xoppx xo— still early on, more boats. no doubt to come.— still early on, more boats. no doubt to come. we're looking at onoxner— doubt to come. we're looking at another significant— doubt to come. we're looking at another significant day of srossxng— another significant day of srossxng .— another significant day of crossings . remind us, where are crossings. remind us, where are we ox— crossings. remind us, where are we ox vxxx— crossings. remind us, where are we ox vxxn xne— crossings. remind us, where are we at with the rwanda plan? vpere— we at with the rwanda plan? wpere ore— we at with the rwanda plan? where are we?— we at with the rwanda plan? where are we? when- we at with the rwanda plan? where are we? when are- we at with the rwanda plan? where are we? when are we going to see any sign of movement on that? that's a good question. bev. we are still embroiled in per— bev. we are still embroiled in per nor-esp.— bev. we are still embroiled in her majesty, his— bev. we are still embroiled in her majesty, his majesty's court sysxen — her majesty, his majesty's court sysxen ox— her majesty, his majesty's court sysxen ox xne— her majesty, his majesty's court system at the moment with the coun— system at the moment with the coprx ox— system at the moment with the soon ox appeox— system at the moment with the court of appeal now deciding on the court of appeal now deciding on xne xegoxxxy— court of appeal now deciding on xne xegoxxxy ox— court of appeal now deciding on the legality of this— court of appeal now deciding on the legality of this particular pxon— the legality of this particular pxon .— the legality of this particular pxon . xop— the legality of this particular plan . you remember that the high plan. you remember that the high conn— plan. you remember that the high coprx xovorxs— plan. you remember that the high court towards the— plan. you remember that the high court towards the end of last

yeor— court towards the end of last yeor xeenex— court towards the end of last year deemed the— court towards the end of last year deemed the rwanda plan to be year deemed the rwanda plan to pe perxesxxy— year deemed the rwanda plan to be perfectly lawful. but of course then _ be perfectly lawful. but of course then the interested porxxes— course then the interested parties against— course then the interested parties against this move were ngen— parties against this move were ngen xeove— parties against this move were ngen xeove xo— parties against this move were given leave to appeal. they duly did given leave to appeal. they duly xxx xnox— given leave to appeal. they duly xxx xnox onx— given leave to appeal. they duly did that and have— given leave to appeal. they duly did that and have appealed to the did that and have appealed to xne sonn— did that and have appealed to xne coprx ox— did that and have appealed to the court of appeal. we're expesx— the court of appeal. we're expect within _ the court of appeal. we're expect within the next few weeks xnox— expect within the next few weeks xnox vexx— expect within the next few weeks xnox vexx gex— expect within the next few weeks xnox vexx gex o— expect within the next few weeks that we'll get a decision from xne— that we'll get a decision from xne sonn— that we'll get a decision from xne soprx ox— that we'll get a decision from the court of appeal as to vnexner— the court of appeal as to whether it— the court of appeal as to whether it is— the court of appeal as to whether it is lawful or not. now: _ whether it is lawful or not. xov. xx— whether it is lawful or not. xov. xx xxs— whether it is lawful or not. now, if it's lawful , what does now, if it's lawful, what does xxxsnx— now, if it's lawful, what does xxsnx spnox— now, if it's lawful, what does rishi sunak do— now, if it's lawful, what does rishi sunak do then? does he xne— rishi sunak do then? does he sees the opportunity to finally get sees the opportunity to finally gex xnese — sees the opportunity to finally get these flights— sees the opportunity to finally get these flights moving , which get these flights moving, which he get these flights moving, which ne pexxeves— get these flights moving, which he believes will— get these flights moving, which he believes will act as a xexerrenx— he believes will act as a deterrent or— he believes will act as a deterrent or does he wait until onoxner— deterrent or does he wait until onoxner oppeox— deterrent or does he wait until another appeal is— deterrent or does he wait until another appeal is launched , another appeal is launched, vnxsn— another appeal is launched, which inevitably it will to the supreme— which inevitably it will to the supreme court— which inevitably it will to the supreme court this time? if he voxxs— supreme court this time? if he voxxs .— supreme court this time? if he voxxs . xnen— supreme court this time? if he waits , then it's— supreme court this time? if he waits , then it's going to be waits, then it's going to be very— waits, then it's going to be very xpsxy. — waits, then it's going to be very xpsxy. x— waits, then it's going to be very lucky. i think he'll be very— very lucky. i think he'll be very xpsxy— very lucky. i think he'll be very xpsxy xx— very lucky. i think he'll be very lucky if we - very lucky. i think he'll be very lucky if we get a decision pexore— very lucky if we get a decision pexore xne— very lucky if we get a decision before the end— very lucky if we get a decision before the end of— very lucky if we get a decision before the end of this year. a xxnox— before the end of this year. a final decision— before the end of this year. a final decision on— before the end of this year. a final decision on whether this poxxsy— final decision on whether this poxxsy xs— final decision on whether this

policy is lawful— final decision on whether this policy is lawful and of course, now— policy is lawful and of course, now nony— policy is lawful and of course, now nony peopxe— policy is lawful and of course, how many people will have srossex— how many people will have crossed the _ how many people will have crossed the english channel pexore— crossed the english channel before between _ crossed the english channel before between now and the end of before between now and the end ox xnxs— before between now and the end ox xnxs yeor— before between now and the end ox xnxs yeore — before between now and the end of this year ? i of this year? unbelievable. that's mark white, our home security editor in studio with us now is the political editor of the huffpost, kevin schofield. kevin,i of the huffpost, kevin schofield. kevin, i don't think xney-xx— schofield. kevin, i don't think xney-xx voxx— schofield. kevin, i don't think xney-xx voxx. x— schofield. kevin, i don't think they'll wait. i think- i: kevin, i don't think they'll wait. i think if the nxgn— they'll wait. i think if the nxgn soon.— they'll wait. i think if the high court, if- they'll wait. i think if the high court, if the court of oppeox— high court, if the court of appeal 5ays— high court, if the court of appeal says yes to the rwanda poxxsy— appeal says yes to the rwanda poxxsy. nes— appeal says yes to the rwanda poxxsy. ne-s goxng— appeal says yes to the rwanda policy, he's going to get those pxones— policy, he's going to get those pxones pp— policy, he's going to get those pxones pp xn— policy, he's going to get those planes up in the— policy, he's going to get those planes up in the air straight ovoy— planes up in the air straight ovoy onx— planes up in the air straight ovoy onx pex— planes up in the air straight away and let the supreme court roxe—x— away and let the supreme court roxe—x xnxnx- rule much later, i think poxxxxsoxxy— rule much later, i think politically - be - rule much later, i think politically be very politically it'd be very difficult- politically it'd be very difficult for- politically it'd be very difficult for them. /xiix. politically it'd be very difficult for them. /xix. politically it'd be very— difficult for them. you know, we nonx— difficult for them. you know, we vonx xo— difficult for them. you know, we want to seize that opportunity that would have presented itself, stopping the itself, obviously, stopping the boats one of the five pledges boats as one of the five pledges that he's made needs to that he's made and he needs to get cracking else get cracking with it or else he's going meet that. i he's not going to meet that. i know now talking about getting srosxxng.— know now talking about getting cracking, nicola _ know now talking about getting cracking, nicola sturgeon. wow. oh, cracking, nicola sturgeon. wow. son-con— cracking, nicola sturgeon. wow. on-con x— cracking, nicola sturgeon. wow. on-con x osx- cracking, nicola sturgeon. wow. oh,-can i ask you- cracking, nicola sturgeon. wow. oh, can i ask you as a oh, my god. can i ask you as a ssoxe— oh, my god. can i ask you as a ssoxe xeon— oh, my god. can i ask you as a ssoxe xeon x— oh, my god. can i ask you as a scot? yeah i mean,— oh, my god. can i ask you as a scot? yeah i mean, were you snosxexe — scot? yeah i mean, were you shocked? _mean,. scot? yeah i mean, were you shocked? _mean, it. scot? yeah i mean, were you. shocked? _mean, it was shocked? yeah. i mean, it was seismic there, isn't it? seismic up there, isn't it? yeah, i mean, she has yeah, it's huge. i mean, she has bestrode. yeah politics up there. yeah for the best part of 20 years because obviously she was alex salmond, deputy. yeah. for time before she

for a long time before she became so the, became first minister. so the, the turn of events since february, you know, when she shocked everyone by resigning and now being arrested. now we did it more or less. no, this was coming. she's the other name on the accounts that signed off the accounts . her husband peter the accounts. her husband peter murrell had already been arrested. the snp former treasurer colin beattie had also been arrested. so we knew it was coming. but it had gone a bit quiet and some people were already starting to think maybe they're to not bother. they're going to not bother. and irony humza yousaf is they're going to not bother. - and-irony humza yousaf is on and the irony humza yousaf is on the and the irony humza yousaf is on xne-xesxerxoy— and the irony humza yousaf is on the yesterday morning doing the box. yesterday morning doing a the box. yesterday morning doing o poxxxxsox— the box. yesterday morning doing a political interview and he osxpoxxy— a political interview and he actually expression actually used the expression xxsoxo— actually used the expressionj xxsoxo—goox nicola sturgeon is in a good pxose— nicola sturgeon is in a good dose-now.— nicola sturgeon is in a good place-now. she- nicola sturgeon is in a good place now. she was place right now. she was propopxy— place right now. she was propopxy xn— place right now. she was probably in the cop at that probably in the cop shop at that rnornenx — probably in the cop shop at that moment. .exactly- probably in the cop shop at that moment. exactly the good moment. not exactly the good pxose— moment. not exactly the good pxose-nox- moment. not exactly the good place_had.mind,| moment. not exactly the good. place-hadlmind, but place he maybe had in mind, but you place he maybe had in mind, but yon-noxe— place he maybe had in mind, but yon-noxelpp. - place he maybe had in mind, but yon-noxelpp. no.- place he maybe had in mind, but you make up. \xi:x you could make it up. no, you coupon-x.— you could make it up. no, you couldn't..was._ you could make it up. no, you couldn't. was. it happened on couldn't. it was. it happened on a sunday. didn't she alert a sunday. why didn't she alert him? i have no idea. it's very unusual, isn't it? it's surprising that he was left blindside and not surprising that he was left bli ifiside and not surprising that he was left bli if they and not surprising that he was left bli if they turned and not surprising that he was left bli if they turned upd not surprising that he was left bli if they turned up at not surprising that he was left bli if they turned up at her ot surprising that he was left bli if they turned up at her door as if they turned up at her door unannounced seven the unannounced at seven in the morning. was

morning. you know, it was pre—arranged. she'd agreed to go in police station to be in to the police station to be interviewed. was all done, interviewed. so it was all done, i out of respect for who i think out of respect for who she and her. but the day she is and her. but the day pexore.— she is and her. but the day before, she's— iix: but the day before, she's wittering on about possxng— before, she's wittering on about passing-theories,- before, she's wittering on about passing theories, part of passing her theories, part of per—pop.- passing her theories, part ofj her—yeah, that passing her theories, part of- her_yeah, that was her driving test. yeah, that was unusual as well, wasn't so unusual as well, wasn't it? so maybe she didn't know about it then. then. maybe was then. then. and maybe it was a late on saturday thing, but who knows? but as i say, it took us all surprise the day it all by surprise on the day it happened. normally, these things you happen. you would expect to happen. yeah. week. what i yeah. during the week. what i mean, what. what would we / j. ix: i mean, what. what would we expect are mean, what. what would we expect ore—ox— mean, what. what would we expect ore—ox xne— mean, what. what would we expect ore—ox xne snx- mean, what. what would we expect are—of the snp to- are the members of the snp to say— are the members of the snp to soy nov— are the members of the snp to soy noleeep— are the members of the snp to say now keep thinking about say now i keep thinking about xoxe— say now i keep thinking about xoxe-yop— say now i keep thinking about kate-you know,- say now i keep thinking about kate you know, who nearly kate ford, you know, who nearly pee— kate ford, you know, who nearly became-leader— kate ford, you know, who nearly became-leaderlthe - kate ford, you know, who nearly became leader the snp and became the leader of the snp and vnox— became the leader of the snp and vnox-nosx— became the leader of the snp and vnox-npsx—ox- became the leader of the snp and what-must_of all. what she must be making of all of what she must be making of all ox-xop— what she must be making of all of-you wonder— what she must be making of all of-you wonder if- what she must be making of all of you wonder if she's in of this. you wonder if she's in xne— of this. you wonder if she's in xne vxngs— of this. you wonder if she's in the wings rubbing her hands xogexner— the wings rubbing her hands together thinking the wings rubbing her hands together-thinking is together and thinking my time is going— together and thinking my time is goxng-sne-s— together and thinking my time is going she's probably going to come. she's probably gxox— going to come. she's probably gxox-xxxn-x- going to come. she's probably glad-didn't win. . going to come. she's probably glad didn't win. x/xirixi glad that she didn't win. yeah, she glad that she didn't win. yeah, sne-vonx— glad that she didn't win. yeah, sne-vonxlpe- glad that she didn't win. yeah, she _want. be the. she wouldn't want to be the leader while all this going leader while all this is going on. what's ironic is on. i mean, what's ironic is that of course during the snp leadership campaign, humza yousaf painted himself as a continuity candidate. yousaf painted himself as a contknow candidate. yousaf painted himself as a contknow , candidate. yousaf painted himself as a contknow , and candidate. yousaf painted himself as a contknow , and he candidate. yousaf painted himself as a contknow , and he was didate. yousaf painted himself as a contknow , and he was definitely you know, and he was definitely the snp's establishment candidate. nicola sturgeon didn't come and say who she didn't come out and say who she was supporting, everyone was supporting, but everyone

knew the scenes was knew behind the scenes she was definitely now, definitely supporting him. now, because he's because of what's happened, he's trying himself and trying to distance himself and strike out on his own and every time he tries to do it, as you say, he on the tv yesterday, say, he was on the tv yesterday, interviewed. so interviewed. it's so embarrassing. gets if he embarrassing. he gets if he vonxs— embarrassing. he gets if he vonxs-ne— embarrassing. he gets if he wants-he wants- embarrassing. he gets if he wants-he wants to- xiii i; he gets if he wants he wants to put wants to if he wants to put spose— wants to if he wants to put space between _ wants to if he wants to put space between him and her, spspenx— space between him and her, spspenx per. — space between him and her, suspend her. �*vaxxix pirixi suspend her. well, yeah, but that would be again. that would be seismic again. absolutely. i think she would have was leader. have done it if she was leader. she suspend one of her she would suspend one of her sopxnex—x- she would suspend one of her cabinet—i think. cabinet colleagues. i think xnere-s— cabinet colleagues. i think xnere-s o— cabinet colleagues. i think there's a first— cabinet colleagues. i think there's a first chance she would nove— there's a first chance she would noveeso-ppse— there's a first chance she would have because obviously have done it, because obviously the reputational_ have done it, because obviously the reputational damage that xnxs—pony- the reputational damage that xnxs—pony xs| this is doing to the party is enormous. .you- this is doing to the party is enormous. this is doing to the party is- enormous. .you know, she enormous. but, you know, she still hugely popular still is hugely popular with a significant chunk of not just snp voters, but independent supporters. and i think also given that peter murrell, her husband wasn't suspended, i don't think he could possibly do don't think he could possibly do do it to nicola. yeah, the eosxonsx— do it to nicola. yeah, the reactions from _ x:xix i \x i yeah, the reactions from different people, xron— reactions from different people, xron oxx— reactions from different people, from all sides— reactions from different people, from all sides of— reactions from different people, from all sides of the political spesxrpn.— from all sides of the political spectrum, and _ from all sides of the political spectrum, and particularly xxenxxxy— spectrum, and particularly identity politics was quite xnxeresxxng— identity politics was quite interesting yesterday. there was xooxoge— interesting yesterday. there was some footage of— interesting yesterday. there was some footage of a— interesting yesterday. there was some footage of a group of women in some footage of a group of women xn o— some footage of a group of women xn o pup— some footage of a group of women xn o ppp xn— some footage of a group of women xn o ppp xn xn— some footage of a group of women in a pub in in scotland playing

xoxxnopse— in a pub in in scotland playing jailhouse rock— in a pub in in scotland playing jailhouse rock and literally xonsxng— jailhouse rock and literally xonsxng on— jailhouse rock and literally dancing on the— jailhouse rock and literally dancing on the tables because of xxsoxo— dancing on the tables because of course, nicola sturgeon for a lot course, nicola sturgeon for a xox ox— course, nicola sturgeon for a xox ox vvornen— course, nicola sturgeon for a lot of women does not represent pxoxogxsox— lot of women does not represent biological born— lot of women does not represent biological born women. and they feel biological born women. and they xeex xnox— biological born women. and they xeex xnox ner— biological born women. and they feel that her her— biological born women. and they feel that her her willingness to ppsn— feel that her her willingness to ppsn xnropgn— feel that her her willingness to push through the— feel that her her willingness to push through the gender recognition— push through the gender recognition act effectively eroxxng— recognition act effectively eroxxng xne — recognition act effectively eroding the notion of biological sex eroding the notion of biological xs— eroding the notion of biological xs o very— eroding the notion of biological sex is a very anti— eroding the notion of biological sex is a very anti woman senxxnenx. — sex is a very anti woman senxxnenx. x— sex is a very anti woman sentiment. i mean, that's faux pas— sentiment. i mean, that's faux pos pxo— sentiment. i mean, that's faux pos pxxo ox— sentiment. i mean, that's faux pos prs ox xne— sentiment. i mean, that's faux pas 51% of the population and xnox-s— pas 51% of the population and pots vpere — pas 51% of the population and that's where her— pas 51% of the population and that's where her her lack of poppxorxxy— that's where her her lack of poppxorxxy sorx— that's where her her lack of popularity sort of stemmed from. vexx.— popularity sort of stemmed from. vvexx. sne— popularity sort of stemmed from. vvexx. sne os— popularity sort of stemmed from. well, she was certainly very sxrxxenx— well, she was certainly very sxrxxenx on— well, she was certainly very strident on the— well, she was certainly very strident on the whole transgender- strident on the whole transgender issue and very it very— transgender issue and very it was very controversial , was very controversial, opvxopsxy. — was very controversial, obviously. 3?va ixi; was very controversial, obviously. �*vaxixiixi x: x: i was very controversial,- obviously. where did it come from ? i don't know. obviously. x: x: i i ?’ i don't know. it's from? i don't know. it's sonexnxng— from? i don't know. it's something that- ? i don't know. it's something that she clearly sxrongxy— something that she clearly strongly believes in. but i xnxnx— strongly believes in. but i think what- strongly believes in. but i think what surprised a lot of peopxe.— think what surprised a lot of peopxe. no— think what surprised a lot of people, no clamour for it in ssoxxonx.— people, no clamour for it in ssoxxonx. — people, no clamour for it in scotland. no— people, no clamour for it in scotland. \xxix irxiy people, no clamour for it in scotland. \xi:x i; scotland. no surveys saying scotland. no surveys saying scotland is the most transphobic , if that's the right word, part of the united kingdom. traditional views on gender, of the united kingdom. - traditional views on gender, we nxgnx— traditional views on gender, we nxgnx soy. — traditional views on gender, we nxgnx soy. x— traditional views on gender, we might say. i mean,- traditional views on gender, we might say. i mean, i- traditional views on gender, we might say. i might say. i mean, i think they thought as well there was a

political opportunity here when in stepped in and in westminster stepped in and blocked the law that was passed by the scottish parliament. and i think what the snp were probably hoping was that that might in itself annoy scottish people enough that increase people enough that they increase support independence . support for independence. there's of that there's been no evidence of that whatsoever. so if that was part of the plan that obviously backfired. but yeah, that was one of the things that certainly her popularity was on the wane and i think in scotland before she quit. but in saying that, you know, the snp were still miles in front in the polls when she went and even now they're still the most popular party. yeah, still most yeah, they're still the most popular. mean gone popular. i mean they've gone xovn— popular. i mean they've gone down xn— popular. i mean they've gone down in popularity— i mean they've gone down in popularity but not as nosx— down in popularity but not as nosx-nove— down in popularity but not as much have thought. you'd much as i'd have thought. you'd nove— much as i'd have thought. you'd nove xnopgnx— much as i'd have thought. you'd have thought they'd have soxxopsex. — have thought they'd have collapsed. �*vaxxix have thought they'd have - collapsed. .well, absolutely. collapsed. no. well, absolutely. and of and the ordinary laws of politics to apply politics don't seem to apply because the constitution so because the constitution is so for major political issue for such a major political issue in mean, support for in scotland. i mean, support for independence hasn't independence itself hasn't really moved off the back of this . the really moved off the back of this. the problem that really moved off the back of this . the problem that the this. the problem that the pro—independence camp have got, though, snp is the though, is that the snp is the vehicle it. and if the snp

vehicle for it. and if the snp is in turmoil, then independence campaign as a whole is in turmoil. it's kind of the end of it, turmoil. it's kind of the end of n, xsn-x— turmoil. it's kind of the end of n, xsn-x rp— turmoil. it's kind of the end of it, isn't it? we— turmoil. it's kind of the end of it, isn't it? we all— . it's kind of the end of it, isn't it? we all thought she nos-xo— it, isn't it? we all thought she vos-xo go— it, isn't it? we all thought she was-to go strike- it, isn't it? we all thought she was to go strike out and was going to go strike out and nove—roxe- was going to go strike out and nove—roxe xn- was going to go strike out andi have—role in public have some major role in public international— have some major role in public international-a— have some major role in public international-a lot- have some major role in public international a lot of international life. a lot of xoxx— international life. a lot of xoxx opopx— international life. a lot of talk about the _ international life. a lot of talk about the united nations. all talk about the united nations. oxx-xs— talk about the united nations. oxx-xs on— talk about the united nations. oxx-xs on xne- talk about the united nations. all-is on the back- all of that is on the back pprner— all of that is on the back burner now— all of that is on the back burner now until we know whether sne-s— burner now until we know whether sne-s-pe— burner now until we know whether she's- be charged - she's going to be charged or pop — she's going to be charged or not. absolutely.— she's going to be charged ori not. absolutely-that not. absolutely. i think that was plan. you know, she's was the plan. you know, she's still relatively young. she's 53. she's still got long, 53. she's still got a long, hopefully life hopefully long, healthy life ahead her and, you know, ahead of her and, you know, could a contribution could be making a contribution politically elsewhere. and i think right. think that think you're right. i think that was one thing that was was certainly one thing that was mentioned. all that is mentioned. and but all that is on hold now and knows on on hold now and who knows what happens next. let's talk about what happens next. let's talk opopx-xronx— what happens next. let's talk about-front-of- what happens next. let's talk about .front-of the l about this front page of the noxx— about this front page of the. mail—braverman. mail today, suella braverman. a osspsxng—ox- mail today, suella braverman. a accusing—of beingi mail today, suella braverman. a acxthe ng_of beingi mail today, suella braverman. a acxthe pocket of being mail today, suella braverman. a acxthe pocket of of being mail today, suella braverman. a acxthe pocket of the of being mail today, suella braverman. a acxthe pocket of the eco being mail today, suella braverman. a acxthe pocket of the eco mob.) in the pocket of the eco mob. vnox-s— in the pocket of the eco mob. wnox-s xnxs— in the pocket of the eco mob. what's this about, kevin? yeah so x— what's this about, kevin? yeah so i mean, this— what's this about, kevin? yeah so i mean, this is— what's this about, kevin? yeah so i mean, this is interesting. opvxoosxy.— so i mean, this is interesting. opvxoosxy. xne— so i mean, this is interesting. obviously, the conservatives, i think, see this as a weak spot for the labour party and now what is bringing us to a head now is that there is the government is trying to crack down on protests, give police greater powers to crack down on protests. now labour say they

won't vote for it. they say that the current laws and the police already have enough powers and the police say that's that's true. however, the conservatives say, well, hang on a minute, this puts labour on the side of just stop oil you know, we've seen all the protests, the slow walking money from disruption. they've a and they've taken a million and a noxx— they've taken a million and a noxx xron— they've taken a million and a half from the— they've taken a million and a half from the guy— they've taken a million and a half from the guy who's been ponxroxxxng— half from the guy who's been bankrolling events. bankrolling the events. roomy.— bankrolling the events. exactly. .they're - bankrolling the events. exactly. they're putting exactly. so they're putting two and now, labour and two together. now, labour say they're coming up with five. they're there's no way they're saying there's no way that money in any way that that this money in any way dictates influence dictates or influence labour policy but think it policy and but but i think it doesn't the conservatives any doesn't do the conservatives any harm at all sort of get it doesn't do the conservatives any harithereill sort of get it doesn't do the conservatives any harithere and sort of get it doesn't do the conservatives any harithere and atyrt of get it doesn't do the conservatives any harithere and at least get it doesn't do the conservatives any harithere and at least plant the out there and at least plant the seed the public's mind. seed in the public's mind. didn't we read at the weekend ed miliband, was the big green miliband, who was the big green guru in shadow cabinet, he's guru in the shadow cabinet, he's going at glastonbury going to be at glastonbury festival just festival on a platform with just stop oil, right? well, i mean, it's that it's certainly true that ed miliband force miliband is the driving force behind green, the behind the whole green, the discredited old failed leader as well. there are mean, i spoke well. there are i mean, i spoke to a few people last week. to quite a few people last week. he's back to scotland, he's annoyed back to scotland, scottish last week scottish labour last week because this idea because he's pushing this idea of exploration

of stopping any new exploration in see, yeah, in the north sea. see, yeah, that really annoyed scottish agenda too. well, absolutely. and scottish labour were blindsided so they're blindsided by this. so they're not with. ed miliband not happy with. ed miliband spoke to one person who says he should pensioned just spoke to one person who says he should outensioned just spoke to one person who says he should out the oned just spoke to one person who says he should out the door. just spoke to one person who says he should out the door. howrst spoke to one person who says he should out the door. how many get him out the door. how many jobs cost in scotland jobs would that cost in scotland if stop all drilling if they stop all the drilling and exploration in scotland? you're about 100,000 you're looking at about 100,000 jobs. and that's a jobs. extraordinary and that's a lot it's a lot lot of votes. it is. it's a lot of votes. what labour say is that they wouldn't cancel existing licences and those run until century. until the middle of the century. still annoyed the still you know, it's annoyed the unions well because unions as well because uncertainty the whole uncertainty over the whole industry and their members, it's a gift for the tories out there. well it is, yeah. but again, xxx— well it is, yeah. but again, i'll come back to what i said before up there in scotland. you know, it's so hard to cut through the whole constitutional debate. this piece that debate. this this piece that spexxo— debate. this this piece that suella braverman- : this this piece that suella braverman written in suella braverman has written in your—ven.- suella braverman has written in your—veon. xx- suella braverman has written in your—veon. xx xs- suella braverman has written in your yeah, it is very your newspaper. yeah, it is very xnxeresxxng— your newspaper. yeah, it is very xnxeresx opx— your newspaper. yeah, it is very interest out on _ your newspaper. yeah, it is very interest out on the _ your newspaper. yeah, it is very interest out on the of the coming out on the side of the prxxxsn— coming out on the side of the prxxxsn-xn— coming out on the side of the british in opposition to british public in opposition to the british public in opposition to xne—sne-s- british public in opposition to. xne—sne-s soyxng the protesters. and she's saying xnox—soxx- that police chiefs have said xney— that police chiefs have said xney-noxe— that police chiefs have said they more clarity about they need more clarity about vnox— they need more clarity about vnox sonsx— they need more clarity about what counts as— they need more clarity about what counts as serious xxsrppxxon. — disruption. so they're introducing- disruption. so they're introducing legal introducing a new legal definition,— introducing a new legal- definition,-meaning definition, hopefully meaning xnox—vxxx- definition, hopefully meaning that-will have- definition, hopefully meaning that will have more that the police will have more

poers— that the police will have more povversrnovel— that the police will have more powers move people on, she powers to move people on, she soys— powers to move people on, she soys. xnose— powers to move people on, she says. those who— powers to move people on, she says. those who we are says. those who say we are resxrxsxxng— says. those who say we are restricting freedom of speech nos—xne- restricting freedom of speechi has—the majority has it backwards. the majority of has it backwards. the majority ox proxesxxng— has it backwards. the majority of protesting-are - of protesting in wales are peosexpx— of protesting in wales are peaceful and— of protesting in wales are peaceful and cause limited, if any,— peaceful and cause limited, if any, disruption. _ peaceful and cause limited, if any, disruption. e. any, disruption. and she uses the the ordinary the language of the ordinary people. she says people are sick to death of stop am. to death of just stop oil. i am. she's right about that. yeah. and labour, to be fair,- i ;i yeah. and labour, to be fair, have oxso— and labour, to be fair, have oxso soxx— and labour, to be fair, have also said they— and labour, to be fair, have also said they they're not also said they don't they're not in also said they don't they're not xn xovor— also said they don't they're not xn xovor ox— also said they don't they're not in favour of-tactics- also said they don't they're not in favour of tactics they in favour of the tactics they xosx— in favour of the tactics they xosx- poever- in favour of the tactics they just- however it's . just oppose. however it's xxxxxspxx— just oppose. however it's difficult for- just oppose. however it's difficult for them because they nove — difficult for them because they. nove —poxe. have taken that money from dale, vxnse— have taken that money from dale, vxnse onx— have taken that money from dale, vxnse onx xnox— have taken that money from dale, vince and that leaves them open to vince and that leaves them open xo srxxxsxsn— vince and that leaves them open xo srxxxsxsn . — vince and that leaves them open to criticism . thank— vince and that leaves them open to criticism . irix«ai< vince and that leaves them open to criticism . i to criticism. thank you kevin, for now . we're going to get to for now. we're going to get to your views as well in the rest of the show. we've still got an hour go. we gb news hour to go. we are gb news britain's news channel. hello there. good morning. i'm there. very good morning. i'm jonathan with your jonathan vautrey here with your gb weather forecast gb news weather forecast provided office so we provided by the met office so we start off a new week . high start off a new week. high pressure increasingly pressure is increasingly becoming a player in our weather. it is situated to the north and east of us, but it is gradually wanting to extend its way across the uk. for the meantime, though, there are still few areas of concern still a few areas of concern that need to contend that we do need to contend with. throughout first throughout monday. the first

just rain that's been just this heavy rain that's been clearing its way off wales first thing this morning has been quite murky across some quite misty, murky across some coastal as well. but coastal areas as well. but inland quite a lot inland there's been quite a lot of to start off the day of sunshine to start off the day and should quite lot of and it should be quite a lot of that throughout the afternoon as well. is well. that sunshine, though, is going trigger off some going to trigger off some showers. could heavy in showers. they could be heavy in places thunderstorms and places with thunderstorms and weather are in force weather warnings are in force for provide for these could provide some difficult driving conditions. but sunshine is also going but the sunshine is also going to help our temperatures to climb again, pushing climb once again, pushing towards 30 c across parts of the midlands. areas of england throughout monday evening . some throughout monday evening. some of those showers will linger for a time as you head home for work. but into the overnight period, will eventually period, they will eventually clear their way and we'll clear their way off and we'll see a good number of clear intervals develop inland intervals develop for our inland areas. returning along areas. the cloud returning along coastal parts, particularly across moray across the irish sea, the moray firth eastern coast of firth and down eastern coast of england. it's going be england. it's going to be another muggy and humid night for all of us. temperatures definitely staying double definitely staying up in double digit be digit figures. so it could be quite for sleeping to quite difficult for sleeping to day. not looking too bad overall . there will be a good amount of

sunshine to off the day sunshine to start off the day again. coastal areas will have to deal with the cloud first thing, burning back thing, gradually burning back throughout could still throughout the day could still unger throughout the day could still linger across some areas though just an isolated shower throughout the afternoon . most throughout the afternoon. most of should stay dry . and of us should stay dry. and again, temperatures responding and climbing towards those high 20s celsius the vast 20s of celsius for the vast majority . definitely feeling majority. definitely feeling very warm . temperatures slightly very warm. temperatures slightly taking a bit of a tumble as we feed in an easterly breeze throughout the middle part of the week. slightly the week. and so slightly cooler, but still very warm mid to high 20s . enjoy the rest of to high 20s. enjoy the rest of your day. bye bye

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report at any minute, and the number of accidents with with e—bikes is rising. there are now xresn— e—bikes is rising. there are now xresn soxxs— e—bikes is rising. there are now fresh calls for— e—bikes is rising. there are now fresh calls for them— e—bikes is rising. there are now fresh calls for them to- xi i i; there are now fresh calls for them to be faced vxxx— fresh calls for them to be faced vxxn ore— fresh calls for them to be faced with more rules— fresh calls for them to be faced with more rules for— fresh calls for them to be faced with more rules for riders, xnsxpxxng— with more rules for riders, including licencing and insurance . as someone whose insurance. as someone whose xeenoger— insurance. as someone whose xeenoger sone— insurance. as someone whose teenager came off his electric pxxe— teenager came off his electric pxxe onx— teenager came off his electric bike and broke— teenager came off his electric bike and broke his collarbone resenpy— bike and broke his collarbone resenxxy. x— bike and broke his collarbone recently, i have— bike and broke his collarbone recently, i have an opinion on xnox— recently, i have an opinion on no sxory. — recently, i have an opinion on that story. email— recently, i have an opinion on that story. email us- recently, i have an opinion on that story. . ..{ i that story. email us your opinions gb views at gb news .uk. but first of all, here's your very latest news with tamsin roberts . beth, thanks tamsin roberts. beth, thanks very— tamsin roberts. beth, thanks very npsn— tamsin roberts. beth, thanks very npsn onx— tamsin roberts. beth, thanks very much and good- i j beth, thanks very much and good morning from the very much and good morning from xne sx— very much and good morning from the gp newsroom.— very much and good morning from the gp newsroom. at 11:01 mps are the gp newsroom. at 11:01 mps neexxng— the gp newsroom. at 11:01 mps are meeting today— the gp newsroom. at 11:01 mps are meeting today to conclude xnexr— are meeting today to conclude xnexr xngpxry— are meeting today to conclude their inquiry into— are meeting today to conclude their inquiry into whether boris ronnson— their inquiry into whether boris johnson misled— their inquiry into whether boris johnson misled parliament over xosxxovn— johnson misled parliament over lockdown parties— johnson misled parliament over lockdown parties in number 10. xne— lockdown parties in number 10. the privileges— lockdown parties in number 10. the privileges committee has pxexgex— the privileges committee has pxexgex xo— the privileges committee has pledged to continue the investigation— pledged to continue the investigation process after mr ronnson— investigation process after mr ronnson sxeppex— investigation process after mr johnson stepped down as an mp and johnson stepped down as an mp onx vxxx— johnson stepped down as an mp and will later— johnson stepped down as an mp and will later announce when it vxxx— and will later announce when it vxxx pppxxsn— and will later announce when it will publish the- and will later announce when it will publish the final report .

will publish the final report. pox— will publish the final report. pox xn— will publish the final report. ppx xn nxs— will publish the final report. but in his resignation statement,- but in his resignation statement, the former prime xxxnxsxer— statement, the former prime minister branded the probe a vxxsn— minister branded the probe a vxxsn nonx— minister branded the probe a witch hunt and— minister branded the probe a witch hunt and accused the sonnxxxee— witch hunt and accused the committee of— witch hunt and accused the committee of being a kangaroo soon.— committee of being a kangaroo soprx. pox— committee of being a kangaroo court. but shadow— committee of being a kangaroo court. but shadow business sesrexory— court. but shadow business secretary jonathan reynolds told us ne— secretary jonathan reynolds told us ne xnxnxs— secretary jonathan reynolds told us he thinks johnson's claims of pexng— us he thinks johnson's claims of pexng ppsnex— us he thinks johnson's claims of being pushed out— us he thinks johnson's claims of being pushed out are unfounded . being pushed out are unfounded. and being pushed out are unfounded. ann pe-s— being pushed out are unfounded. ann pe-s gox— being pushed out are unfounded. and he's got this— being pushed out are unfounded. and he's got this committee- and he's got this committee report coming up. inbuilt conservative majority . if it conservative majority. if it went against him, he's got a vote in parliament, inbuilt conservative majority because they've got a majority. if you are found guilty, you've got to have a recall petition. that's 10,000 people at least voting in your constituency they your own constituency that they don't anymore . and then don't want you anymore. and then you've election which you've got an election in which you've got an election in which you so the idea has you can stand. so the idea has been ridiculous. been forced out is ridiculous. but on firstly, i don't think bods but on firstly, i don't think boris johnson knows knows what the truth is. i think he genuinely doesn't when he's genuinely doesn't know when he's lying. is why lying. and i think that is why he's himself into this he's got himself into this position. and ultimately it feels entire life and feels like his entire life and career caught with him career have caught up with him in last week. well, rishi in this last week. well, rishi spnox— in this last week. well, rishi spnox nos— in this last week. well, rishi sunak has confirmed- i well, rishi sunak has confirmed boris xonnson— sunak has confirmed boris johnson-him - sunak has confirmed boris johnson-him to- sunak has confirmed boris johnson him to sanction johnson asked him to sanction key oxxxes— johnson asked him to sanction xey oxxxes on— johnson asked him to sanction key allies on his— johnson asked him to sanction key allies on his resignation nonors— key allies on his resignation honours list. _ key allies on his resignation honours list. mr— key allies on his resignation honours list. mrjohnson blames povnxng— honours list. mrjohnson blames

povnxng sxreex— honours list. mrjohnson blames downing street for— honours list. mrjohnson blames downing street for conservative xxrs— downing street for conservative xxxs xoxxxng— downing street for conservative xxxs xoxxxng xo— downing street for conservative mps failing to appear on the list mps failing to appear on the is on— mps failing to appear on the list on friday,— mps failing to appear on the list on friday, despite them pexng— list on friday, despite them being nominated for the house of poxxs— being nominated for the house of pores. poxxs— being nominated for the house of lords. borisjohnson being nominated for the house of lords. boris johnson asked me to do sonexnxng— lords. boris johnson asked me to do something that— lords. boris johnson asked me to do something that i wasn't preporex— do something that i wasn't preporex xo— do something that i wasn't prepared to do— do something that i wasn't prepared to do because i didn't xnxnx— prepared to do because i didn't xnxnx xx— prepared to do because i didn't xnxnx xx os— prepared to do because i didn't think it was right— prepared to do because i didn't think it was right that was to exxner— think it was right that was to either overrule— think it was right that was to either overrule the whole sonnxxxee — either overrule the whole committee or— either overrule the whole committee or to make promises to the committee or to make promises to xne peopxe. — committee or to make promises to xne peopxe. xov— committee or to make promises to xne peopxe. xov .— committee or to make promises to the people. now , i— committee or to make promises to the people. \xjijj�*xxx" i the people. now, i wasn't prepared to do that. as i said, i didn't think it was right. and if people don't like that, then tough scotland first minister is facing calls to suspend nicola sturgeon as a member of the snp following her arrest. the former first minister— following her arrest. the former first minister was— i; the former first minister was questioned for seven hours— first minister was questioned for seven hours by police in investigating— for seven hours by police in investigating the party's xxnonses— investigating the party's finances. gb— investigating the party's finances. gb news news political reporxer— finances. gb news news political reporter catherine— finances. gb news news political reporter catherine forster has the reporter catherine forster has xne xexoxxs. — reporter catherine forster has the details. nicola sturgeon's onesx— the details. nicola sturgeon's arrest yesterday— the details. nicola sturgeon's arrest yesterday is part of a xvo— arrest yesterday is part of a xvo yeor— arrest yesterday is part of a two year police— arrest yesterday is part of a two year police investigation . two year police investigation. an operoxxon— two year police investigation. an operation branch- two year police investigation. an operation branch form - two year police investigation. an operation branch form into a missing £600,000 of dodi nations given to fund a scottish independence referendum. that

has never happened. now her husband, former chief executive peter murrell, was arrested in april at their home. forensics tent was put up in the garden, £100,000 camp. a van parked in his elderly mother's drive was seized by police . then the seized by police. then the treasurer, colin beattie, also arrested and now ultimately former first minister nicola sturgeon all questioned by police, all released without charge . former italian prime charge. former italian prime minister silvio silvio berlusconi has died in milan . berlusconi has died in milan. the billionaire businessman sreoxex— the billionaire businessman created italy's— the billionaire businessman created italy's largest media sonpony— created italy's largest media company before— created italy's largest media company before entering poxxxxss.— company before entering poxxxxss. pe— company before entering politics. he was in office from 1994— politics. he was in office from 1994to— politics. he was in office from 1994t0 xoxx— politics. he was in office from 1994 to 2011 with- politics. he was in office from 1994 to 2011 with the forza xxoxxo— 1994 to 2011 with the forza xxoxxo pony— 1994 to 2011 with the forza italia party and— 1994 to 2011 with the forza italia party and left behind a career marred— italia party and left behind a career marred with sex scandals onx— career marred with sex scandals onx sorrppxxon— career marred with sex scandals and corruption allegations. the 86 and corruption allegations. the so yeor— and corruption allegations. the so yeor oxx— and corruption allegations. the 86 year old had— and corruption allegations. the 86 year old had been suffering xron— 86 year old had been suffering from leukaemia— 86 year old had been suffering from leukaemia for some time and had from leukaemia for some time and pop resenxxy— from leukaemia for some time and had recently developed a lung

xnxesxxon— had recently developed a lung xnxesxxon .— had recently developed a lung infection . three— had recently developed a lung infection . three british people infection. three british people vno— infection. three british people vpo ere— infection. three british people who were on a— infection. three british people who were on a diving boat in the xeo— who were on a diving boat in the xxex seo— who were on a diving boat in the xxex seo oxx— who were on a diving boat in the xxesx seo oxx xgypx— who were on a diving boat in the red sea off egypt have died. the prxxs— red sea off egypt have died. the prxxs ere— red sea off egypt have died. the brits were originally declared as brits were originally declared os nxssxng— brits were originally declared as missing after— brits were originally declared as missing after their scuba xxvxng— as missing after their scuba xxvxng poox— as missing after their scuba diving boat went up in flames off diving boat went up in flames oxx xne— diving boat went up in flames off the resort— diving boat went up in flames off the resort town of marsa axon— off the resort town of marsa alam yesterday.— off the resort town of marsa alam yesterday. but it's now sonxxrnex— alam yesterday. but it's now confirmed all— alam yesterday. but it's now confirmed all three died in the xnsxxenx— confirmed all three died in the xnsxxenx .— confirmed all three died in the incident . it's— confirmed all three died in the incident . it's understood the incident. it's understood the ne— incident. it's understood the xxre os— incident. it's understood the fire was caused— incident. it's understood the fire was caused by an electrical propxen — fire was caused by an electrical propxen xn— fire was caused by an electrical problem in the— fire was caused by an electrical problem in the boat's engine . an— problem in the boat's engine . an xx— problem in the boat's engine room . an 11 year— problem in the boat's engine room . an 11 year old british room. an 11 year old british gxrx— room. an 11 year old british gxrx nos— room. an 11 year old british girl has been— room. an 11 year old british girl has been shot dead in xronse— girl has been shot dead in xronse onx— girl has been shot dead in france and her— girl has been shot dead in france and her father seriously xnxeresx— france and her father seriously xnxeresx .— france and her father seriously injured , according to reports. a injured, according to reports. a nexgnpopr— injured, according to reports. a nexgnpopr xs— injured, according to reports. a neighbour is said— injured, according to reports. a neighbour is said to have shot at neighbour is said to have shot ox xne— neighbour is said to have shot ox xne xonxxy— neighbour is said to have shot at the family outside their nonse— at the family outside their popse xn— at the family outside their house in brittany . the town's house in brittany. the town's xxoyor— house in brittany. the town's xxoyor soys— house in brittany. the town's xxoyor soys xne— house in brittany. the town's mayor says the neighbours have had mayor says the neighbours have nox nosxxxe— mayor says the neighbours have had hostile exchanges in the posx. — had hostile exchanges in the posx. xne— had hostile exchanges in the past. the mother was less serxopsxy— past. the mother was less seriously injured in the attack onx— seriously injured in the attack one per— seriously injured in the attack one per exgnx— seriously injured in the attack and her eight year old daughter nonogex— and her eight year old daughter nonogex xo— and her eight year old daughter managed to escape to get help. a 71 managed to escape to get help. a xx yeor— managed to escape to get help. a xx yeor oxx— managed to escape to get help. a 71 year old dutch— managed to escape to get help. a 71 year old dutch man has been orresxex.— 71 year old dutch man has been orresxex. xne— 71 year old dutch man has been arrested. the foreign office soys— arrested. the foreign office soys xxs— arrested. the foreign office says it's supporting the family . xvo— says it's supporting the family . xvo nen— says it's supporting the family . two men have— says it's supporting the family . two men have been charged in sonnesxonx— . two men have been charged in connection with— . two men have been charged in connection with the— . two men have been charged in connection with the murder and xxsoppeoronse— connection with the murder and disappearance of— connection with the murder and disappearance of a 21 year old

woman in northern ireland. pexesxxves— woman in northern ireland. detectives investigating the disappearance _ detectives investigating the disappearance of chloe mitchell xopnsnex— disappearance of chloe mitchell xopnsnex o— disappearance of chloe mitchell launched a murder inquiry on ppnxoy— launched a murder inquiry on sonxoy oxxer— launched a murder inquiry on sunday after suspected human remains were found in ballymena . a ze— remains were found in ballymena . a zo yeor— remains were found in ballymena . a zo yeor oxx— remains were found in ballymena . a 26 year old man— remains were found in ballymena . a 26 year old man has been snorgex— . a 26 year old man has been snorgex vxxx— . a 26 year old man has been charged with murder and a 34 yeor— charged with murder and a 34 yeor oxx— charged with murder and a 34 yeor oxx on— charged with murder and a 34 year old man with assisting an oxxenxer— year old man with assisting an oxxenxer .— year old man with assisting an offender . ofsted. _ year old man with assisting an offender . ofsted. new reforms offender. ofsted. new reforms xonxx— offender. ofsted. new reforms oon-x go— offender. ofsted. new reforms oon-x go xor— offender. ofsted. new reforms don't go far enough , according don't go far enough, according to don't go far enough, according xo xne— don't go far enough, according xo xne sxsxer— don't go far enough, according to the sister of— don't go far enough, according to the sister of a— don't go far enough, according to the sister of a headteacher vno— to the sister of a headteacher vpo xoox— to the sister of a headteacher vpo xoox ner— to the sister of a headteacher who took her own— to the sister of a headteacher who took her own life. school xnspesxxons— who took her own life. school inspections in— who took her own life. school inspections in england are to sponge— inspections in england are to sponge oxxer— inspections in england are to change after the— inspections in england are to change after the suicide of ruth perry— change after the suicide of ruth xerry xeo— change after the suicide of ruth xerry xex xo— change after the suicide of ruth perry led to calls— change after the suicide of ruth perry led to calls for reform. pox— perry led to calls for reform. pox xxrs- — perry led to calls for reform. but mrs. perry's— perry led to calls for reform. but mrs. perry's sister says sponges— but mrs. perry's sister says changes don't— but mrs. perry's sister says changes don't go far enough or oxegpoxexy— changes don't go far enough or adequately address the problems that adequately address the problems xnox xne— adequately address the problems that the system _ adequately address the problems that the system creates . s. the that the system creates. s. the reforms, which _ that the system creates. s. the reforms, which include more xpnxxng— reforms, which include more xonxxng xor— reforms, which include more funding for wellbeing, support for teachers— funding for wellbeing, support for teachers and— funding for wellbeing, support for teachers and school leaders , for teachers and school leaders . nove— for teachers and school leaders . nove oxso— for teachers and school leaders , have also been— for teachers and school leaders , have also been criticised by onx— , have also been criticised by unions and labour who say they nosx— unions and labour who say they nosx go— unions and labour who say they nosx go xprxner— unions and labour who say they must go further .— unions and labour who say they must go further . this is gb news must go further. this is gb news more from me shortly . now though more from me shortly. now though is more from me shortly. now though xs posx— more from me shortly. now though xs posx xo— more from me shortly. now though is back to andrew— more from me shortly. now though is back to andrew and .

is back to andrew and. bev onx— is back to andrew and. bev onx xnox— is back to andrew and. bev and that breaking news is the xorrner— and that breaking news is the former italian— and that breaking news is the former italian prime minister, the former italian prime minister, xne very— former italian prime minister, the very colourful controversial sxxvxo — the very colourful controversial silvio berlusconi— the very colourful controversial silvio berlusconi has died at xne— silvio berlusconi has died at xne oge— silvio berlusconi has died at xne oge ox— silvio berlusconi has died at xne oge ox oo— silvio berlusconi has died at the age of 86 at— silvio berlusconi has died at the age of 86 at a hospital in xxnon— the age of 86 at a hospital in xxxxon. — the age of 86 at a hospital in xxxxon. pe— the age of 86 at a hospital in milan. he was— the age of 86 at a hospital in milan. he was being- the age of 86 at a hospital in milan. i; : milan. he was being treated for a lung infection. as far back in april. that's right. he was a huge april. that's right. he was a npge xxgpre— april. that's right. he was a npge xxgpre xn— april. that's right. he was a huge figure in italian- ’2j” ix;i he was a huge figure in italian and international— huge figure in italian and international politics. a ppsxness— international politics. a business billionaire businessman who business billionaire businessman vpo sreoxex— business billionaire businessman vpo sreoxex one— business billionaire businessman who created one of— business billionaire businessman who created one of italy's xorgesx— who created one of italy's largest media— who created one of italy's largest media empires. he served as largest media empires. he served os xrxne— largest media empires. he served as prime minister— largest media empires. he served as prime minister on four seporoxe— as prime minister on four separate occasions . jiin(.x(.rix{r as prime minister on four- separate occasions . occasions he separate occasions. occasions he was he was certainly a controversial guy. and i can recall when tony blair went on holiday. tony blair didn't like paying holiday. tony blair didn't like paying for his holidays, so he went holiday to stay with went on holiday to stay with berlusconi italy and was berlusconi in italy and was absolutely when he saw absolutely mortified when he saw him. because les berlusconi, look, with a bandana on his head and he looks like he's plastered bestow on face fake tan sri bestow on his face fake tan sri looking horrified. and blair was trying to get away from him so fast and remember thinking, fast and i remember thinking, why just pay for your why don't you just pay for your own holidays, minister?

own holidays, prime minister? you though, with someone you wonder, though, with someone like-berlusconi— you wonder, though, with someone like-berlusconilhow- like silvio berlusconi, how how do men— like silvio berlusconi, how how do xn— like silvio berlusconi, how how do men in fact— like silvio berlusconi, how how do men in fact tell me, andrew, nov— do men in fact tell me, andrew, nov xo— do men in fact tell me, andrew, now do men— do men in fact tell me, andrew, how do men like— do men in fact tell me, andrew, how do men like that survive for so xongx— how do men like that survive for so xongx x— how do men like that survive for so long? i mean,— how do men like that survive for so long? i mean, he— how do men like that survive for so long? i mean, he was in xroppxe— so long? i mean, he was in trouble with— so long? i mean, he was in trouble with the- so long? i mean, he was in trouble with the police for sonsxonxxy— trouble with the police for constantly fiddling the poxxxxsox— constantly fiddling the political books in the air, the ppngo— political books in the air, the ppngo ppngo— political books in the air, the bunga bunga parties with prosxxxpxes— bunga bunga parties with prostitutes very bunga bunga parties with prostitutes-very women prostitutes and very young women . pe— prostitutes and very young women . no oxxegeoxy— prostitutes and very young women . he allegedly slept— prostitutes and very young women . he allegedly slept with- prostitutes and very young women . he allegedly slept with a girl under consent and under the age of consent and currently at the age of 86, his currently at the age of 86, his current girlfriend was rather old by his standards. she was 33 and an mp, so , so extraordinary and an mp, so, so extraordinary . he was. but of course he was a media magnate. he controlled many of the tv stations and radio stations in italy. so that and he was a hands on he had something to do with it because he could be curating his own pr absolutely. every day in the neon— absolutely. every day in the nexxo onx— ' ixixy every day in the media and managed to remain poppxor— media and managed to remain poppxor vxxx— media and managed to remain popular with the _ media and managed to remain popular with the italian people for popular with the italian people xor so— popular with the italian people xor so nony— popular with the italian people for so many years. xi; for so many years. he was and he was still active in politics. his party, his political party, which he founded, had mps in the italian parliament, including his girlfriend, who won her seat

last year at the age of 32. and he was still talking, along with his incredibly badly dyed hair, by the way, of making a political comeback. do you think a all that money could a man with all that money could afford hair? i mean, afford to get his hair? i mean, it like he's stuck it looks like he's stuck a bottle of bisto on his head as well. think it was probably a xrons— well. think it was probably a xrons o— well. think it was probably a xrons o noxx— think it was probably a trans a hair transplant and lots of trans a hair transplant and lots ox sooxpr— trans a hair transplant and lots ox sooxpr os— trans a hair transplant and lots of colour as well. _ trans a hair transplant and lots of colour as well. i— trans a hair transplant and lots of colour as well. i mean, he reoxxy— of colour as well. i mean, he was really raging— of colour as well. i mean, he was really raging against the dfing— was really raging against the xyxng-xxgnx.- was really raging against the dying light. wasn't he dying of the light. it wasn't he osnx— dying of the light. it wasn't he wasn't prepared— dying of the light. it wasn't he wasn't prepared to accept his own.-own ageing- wasn't prepared to accept his own. own ageing and his own. his own ageing and his norxoxxxy.— own. his own ageing and his mortality,_yeah, mortality, was he? but yeah, xosx— mortality, was he? but yeah, we've lost him.— mortality, was he? but yeah, we've lost him. he's died at the mortality, was he? but yeah, we'vof.ost him. he's died at the mortality, was he? but yeah, we'vof 86. him. he's died at the mortality, was he? but yeah, we'vof 86. this he's died at the mortality, was he? but yeah, we'vof 86. this morningd at the mortality, was he? but yeah, we'vof 86. this morning isit the mortality, was he? but yeah, we'vof 86. this morning is the e age of 86. this morning is the .pe— age of 86. this morning is the news. be interesting to news. it'll be interesting to see- italian - news. it'll be interesting to see italian people see how the italian people respond—pel see how the italian people. respond—he will respond to that news. he will nove — respond to that news. he will have-funeral— respond to that news. he will have-funeral of- respond to that news. he will have funeral of all have the funeral of all xpneroxs. — have the funeral of all funerals. i— have the funeral of all funerals. i would have thought. cerxoxnxy— funerals. i would have thought. cerxoxnxy vxxx.— funerals. i would have thought. certainly will. and— funerals. i would have thought. certainly will. and of— funerals. i would have thought. certainly will. and of course, the tvs, the companies will the tvs, the tv companies will report it very lots of report it very well. lots of news in. of course, we're news coming in. of course, we're talking about talking we've been talking about boris, because we're boris, of course, because we're going get that privileges going to get that privileges committee report later today. we're going to we're pretty sure it's going to say he have been if he was say he would have been if he was still suspended for 20 still an mp suspended for 20 days, would almost days, which would almost certainly have triggered a by—election in his constituency, which the lord which, by the way, lord ashcroft's poll last week said he'd yeah, he doesn't like

he'd win. yeah, he doesn't like pexng— he'd win. yeah, he doesn't like pexng-xoesn-x- he'd win. yeah, he doesn't like being-doesn't like- being told. he doesn't like pexng— being told. he doesn't like pexng-oxx.— being told. he doesn't like being off, though, does he, being told off, though, does he, poxxs— being told off, though, does he, pops—know.- being told off, though, does he, boris—know, he's. being told off, though, does he, boris know, he's got boris? he's, you know, he's got xnox— boris? he's, you know, he's got no ssnoox.— boris? he's, you know, he's got that school, school— boris? he's, you know, he's got that school, school boy thing opopx— that school, school boy thing opopx-pe— that school, school boy thing about he wouldn't. it's his about him. he wouldn't. it's his vorsx— about him. he wouldn't. it's his vonx—ne- about him. he wouldn't. it's his worst—he wouldi worst nightmare that he would nove— worst nightmare that he would nove-xnxs— worst nightmare that he would have-this report- worst nightmare that he would have this report from have to accept this report from porrxex— have to accept this report from harriet harman,— have to accept this report from harriet harman, all people of harriet harman, of all people of all harriet harman, of all people of oxx-ano— harriet harman, of all people of oxx-and vnox- harriet harman, of all people of all-and what a- harriet harman, of all people of. all-and what a mistake. all people. and what a mistake. parliament made in putting that woman particular in charge of woman in particular in charge of that committee. look, she's a long mp. she's a former long serving mp. she's a former cabinet minister. she's a lawyer, she made views lawyer, but she made her views crystal that boris johnson crystal clear that boris johnson had broken the rules and they were egregious breaches of the rules. made that crystal rules. she made that crystal clear a ago. why did clear a year ago. so why did they her in charge of the they put her in charge of the committee? enables committee? because it enables bods committee? because it enables boris up. they boris to say stitch up. they should picked someone should have picked someone who was unsullied. yeah. was much more unsullied. yeah. and harman, she and harriet harman, when she wakes the morning, wakes up in the morning, she thinks, how can i screw up the tory party? one of the tory party? she is one of the most political party most party political party politicians i've ever met. do you know when she was a young, young, young mother in young, a young mother in parliament, brought her baby parliament, she brought her baby into the division lobby. it was 1983 and 1984. mrs. thatcher, a mother, bustled over to see harriet and to say hello to the

baby. she's told me this story. she said she looked at the baby. she said she looked at the baby. she looked at mrs. thatcher, thought, i allow britain's thought, do i allow britain's first minister see first woman prime minister see my baby do i run a mile and my baby or do i run a mile and protect my baby? she ran mile. protect my baby? she ran a mile. can believe that? can you can you believe that? can you believe is how party believe that? that is how party political she is. what a great story. have told her story. she could have told her daughter when you were one babe in mrs. thatcher, in arms. you met mrs. thatcher, who was our first woman prime minister well, pathetic, minister well, it's pathetic, xsn-x— minister well, it's pathetic, xsn-x-xs— minister well, it's pathetic, xsn-x-xs. xxs- isn't it, that is. it's ridiculous.- isn't it, that is. it's ridiculous. don't like isn't it, that is. it's- ridiculous.idon't like stories ridiculous. i don't like stories xxxe— ridiculous. i don't like stories xxxe xnox— ridiculous. i don't like stories like that where— ridiculous. i don't like stories like that where female politicians— like that where female politicians you want, you know, xnere-s— politicians you want, you know, xnere-s nox— politicians you want, you know, xnere-s nox o— politicians you want, you know, there's not a sisterhood, espesxoxxy— there's not a sisterhood, especially there wasn't. especially then there wasn't. xnere — especially then there wasn't. there - hardly _ especially then there wasn't. there hardly any those there was hardly any in those xoys— there was hardly any in those xoys .— there was hardly any in those xoys . xnox— there was hardly any in those xoys . vnox-yon- there was hardly any in those days . what you been saying days. what have you been saying out days. what have you been saying onx-nos— days. what have you been saying onx-nos-xnxs- days. what have you been saying out-has-this is- out there and has said this is in out there and has said this is xn rexoxxon— out there and has said this is in relation to— out there and has said this is in relation to boris ? of course. in relation to boris? of course. anno— in relation to boris? of course. anno soxo— in relation to boris? of course. anno soxx ne— in relation to boris? of course. anna said he got— in relation to boris? of course. anna said he got us out of the xu. — anna said he got us out of the xu. pe— anna said he got us out of the xu. pe gox— anna said he got us out of the no. ne gox ps— anna said he got us out of the eu. he got us through covid. he neorxy— eu. he got us through covid. he neorxy xxex— eu. he got us through covid. he nearly died from _ eu. he got us through covid. he nearly died from covid. now he's out nearly died from covid. now he's opx ox— nearly died from covid. now he's opx ox poxxxxss. — nearly died from covid. now he's out of politics. leave him in peo— out of politics. leave him in pee anx— out of politics. leave him in peace. and bernard has said if vex— peace. and bernard has said if we'd followed— peace. and bernard has said if we'd followed boris's advice on covxp— we'd followed boris's advice on covid-wanted- we'd followed boris's advice on covid-wanted to- we'd followed boris's advice on covid wanted to go down, covid when he wanted to go down, perx— covid when he wanted to go down, nerd—voxxxn-x- covid when he wanted to go down, herd _wouldn't have. herd immunity, we wouldn't have the herd immunity, we wouldn't have xne—xnox- herd immunity, we wouldn't have xne—xnox vel the financial problems that we nove— the financial problems that we nove-ogree— the financial problems that we have-agree with- the financial problems that we. have-agree with-one. have now. i agree with that one. xov—xo— have now. i agree with that one. xov—xo xoxx- have now. i agree with that one. now—to talk about. now we're going to talk about ssoxxonx— now we're going to talk about ssoxxonx- — now we're going to talk about ssoxxonx- x— now we're going to talk about scotland- i just- now we're going to talk about. scotland- i just occurred scotland again. i just occurred to me this the money is

to me this the money that is dispute scottish dispute ed in the scottish finance in the snp finances is $666,000. what is the sign of the beast in the book of revelation 66666. i just make that point. i'm not drawing any inference from it, but it is an interesting figure, isn't it? is it is. six six. if you watch if you watch the omen demons got six, six, six embedded in his on his head. that's right. well, pexxy— his head. that's right. well, pexxy nos— his head. that's right. well, betty has said— his head. that's right. well, betty has said mps- i : that's right. well, betty has said mps in scotland get betty has said mps in scotland gex orresxex— betty has said mps in scotland get arrested for— betty has said mps in scotland get arrested for corruption. mps in get arrested for corruption. mps xn xngxonx— get arrested for corruption. mps xn xngxonx gex— get arrested for corruption. mps xn xngxonx gex o— get arrested for corruption. mps in england get a knighthood for sorrppton— in england get a knighthood for corruption, mainly tory ministers— corruption, mainly tory ministers .— corruption, mainly tory ministers . and i do like this. ministers. and i do like this. sxnon— ministers. and i do like this. simon nicola— ministers. and i do like this. simon nicola said nothing left in simon nicola said nothing left xn xne— simon nicola said nothing left xn xne xonx— simon nicola said nothing left in the tank. it— simon nicola said nothing left in the tank. it turns out she neonx— in the tank. it turns out she meant nothing— in the tank. it turns out she meant nothing left in the bank. poon— meant nothing left in the bank. poon poon. — meant nothing left in the bank. boom boom. that's- meant nothing left in the bank. boom boom. rxiiy ; boom boom. that's very good. very good . and leon has boom boom. rxiiy ; «xiiy ;: and leon has said, very good. and leon has said, poxxs— very good. and leon has said, porxs xexxxng— very good. and leon has said, boris letting loose— very good. and leon has said, boris letting loose is- «xiiy ;: and leon has said, boris letting loose is an exonpxe— boris letting loose is an exonpxe ox— boris letting loose is an example of corruption. the committees— example of corruption. the committees are— example of corruption. the committees are normally a slap on xne— committees are normally a slap on xne vrxsx— committees are normally a slap on the wrist and— committees are normally a slap on the wrist and a— committees are normally a slap on the wrist and a way of norxxng— on the wrist and a way of marking their— on the wrist and a way of marking their own homework . i marking their own homework. i you know.— marking their own homework. i mean, you know, obviously i had very— mean, you know, obviously i had very spong— mean, you know, obviously i had very strong opinions about the xosxxovn— very strong opinions about the lockdown policies. and i and i part— lockdown policies. and i and i porx ox— lockdown policies. and i and i porx ox ne— lockdown policies. and i and i part of me likes— lockdown policies. and i and i part of me likes the idea that nes— part of me likes the idea that ne-s peen— part of me likes the idea that he's been hoisted by his own pexore.— he's been hoisted by his own pexorx. so— he's been hoisted by his own pexorx. so xx— he's been hoisted by his own

petard. so if you're going to put— petard. so if you're going to ppx opx— petard. so if you're going to put out these— petard. so if you're going to put out these stupid rules and xney— put out these stupid rules and xney soe— put out these stupid rules and they come back— put out these stupid rules and they come back and bite you, yeop— they come back and bite you, yeon. yeop— they come back and bite you, yeon. yeon. xn— they come back and bite you, yeah, yeah, i'm all yeah, yeah, i'm sort of all rxgnx— yeah, yeah, i'm sort of all right-because. right with that because i xnopgnx— right with that because i thought they _ right with that because i thought they were ridiculous in the thought they were ridiculous in xne xxrsx— thought they were ridiculous in xne xxrsx onx— thought they were ridiculous in the first and they— thought they were ridiculous in the first and they were draconian.— draconian. they were absolutely ovxpx.—seexngl draconian. they were absolutelyi awful._seeing the awful. and now we're seeing the respxxs— awful. and now we're seeing the respxxslso— awful. and now we're seeing the results-so many— awful. and now we're seeing the results so many policies. but results of so many policies. but in results of so many policies. but xn xnose— results of so many policies. but in those whatsapp that in those whatsapp messages that we in those whatsapp messages that ve-xne— in those whatsapp messages that we-the telegraph,- in those whatsapp messages that we the telegraph, boris we saw in the telegraph, boris vos-onxy— we saw in the telegraph, boris was-only person- we saw in the telegraph, boris was only person to was the only person trying to speox— was the only person trying to speox-ox- was the only person trying to speak-of sense- was the only person trying to speak-of sense ini was the only person trying to- speak-of sense in some speak some sort of sense in some of speak some sort of sense in some ox-gropps. — speak some sort of sense in some ox-gropps. pe— speak some sort of sense in some ox-gropps. pe oxso- speak some sort of sense in some of groups. xi i i of those groups. he also didn't want down all in the want to lock down at all in the first place. and i think it was a noble ambition for a tory prime try to protect prime minister to try to protect the economy because he knew the damage it would and it's done damage it would do and it's done huge damage we're huge damage and we're still paying huge damage and we're still paying too weak paying for it. but he's too weak to stand for it was. the to stand up for what it was. the herd mentality that doing it in france, they're doing it in germany. we have do it, germany. so we have to do it, too. that's that's it too. that's what that's what it was i think that's kind was about. i think that's kind of was about. i think that's kind ox-xnopgn— was about. i think that's kind of-though, isn't- was about. i think that's kind of-though, isn't it? . was about. i think that's kind of-though, isn't it? i. of weak, though, isn't it? i xpxnx— of weak, though, isn't it? i xnxnx xx— of weak, though, isn't it? i xnxnx xx xs. — of weak, though, isn't it? i think it is. so— of weak, though, isn't it? i i first think it is. so scottish. first minister humza— think it is. so scottish. first minister humza yousaf- i i first minister humza yousaf is facing pressure, as we've— minister humza yousaf is facing pressure, as we've been talking opopx— pressure, as we've been talking opopx xnxs— pressure, as we've been talking about this morning, to suspend xxsoxo— nicola sturgeon after she was orresxex— arrested and questioned by poxxse— arrested and questioned by poxxse xor— arrested and questioned by police for seven— arrested and questioned by police for seven hours in rexoxxon— police for seven hours in rexoxxon xo— police for seven hours in relation to the- police for seven hours in relation to the snp's finances. spe— relation to the snp's finances. sne-xoxer— relation to the snp's finances. she. later released - relation to the snp's finances. she-later released withoutl she was later released without charge, claiming was charge, claiming she was innocent and innocent of all wrongdoing and she events

she called yesterday's events depher speak depher distressing. let's speak to political reporter to our political reporter catherine now, who catherine forster now, who is in holyrood this morning. catherine, saying holyrood this morning. - catherine,-saying earlier catherine, i was saying earlier xnox—sne- catherine, i was saying earlier xnox—sne vos- that the fact that she was orresxex— that the fact that she was arrested would - that the fact that she was arrested would suggest that the poxxse— arrested would suggest that the poxxse-xo— arrested would suggest that the police-to seize- arrested would suggest that the police to seize nicola police wanted to seize nicola sxprgeon-s— police wanted to seize nicola sturgeon's—her sturgeon's personal tech, her pxones— sturgeon's personal tech, her pnones.-xopxops.- sturgeon's personal tech, her phones, laptops, etcetera . phones, her laptops, etcetera. soldoesn't_ phones, her laptops, etcetera. so doesn't necessarily mean so it doesn't necessarily mean xnox— so it doesn't necessarily mean no sne-s— so it doesn't necessarily mean that she's completely of the that she's completely out of the woods— that she's completely out of the vooxs-sxoge. — that she's completely out of the woods-stage. _it- that she's completely out of the woods-stage. _it ? i woods at this stage. does it? go.— woods at this stage. does it? no. serxoxnxy— woods at this stage. does it? no, certainly not. _ woods at this stage. does it? no, certainly not. i— woods at this stage. does it? no, certainly not. i mean,- woods at this stage. does it? no, certainly not. i mean, this is an investigation that police scotland have been carrying out now for almost two years into this missing £600,000 of donation given for an independence referendum. that has never happened. and the question is, what happened to the money? so, sure , she has the money? so, sure, she has been released without charge after seven hours of questioning as was her husband, peter murrell , a couple of months ago, murrell, a couple of months ago, as was the former treasurer, colin beattie. also in april. but that does not mean necessarily that no further action will be taken. this this investigation has been going on

for a long time. it does feel like it's building with some sort of momentum here, but meanwhile, no sign of nicola sturgeon. she hasn't returned to her glasgow home. we are told that they've temporarily moved out to give the neighbours some respite and no word from humza yousaf here he has been very quiet since going on broadcast yesterday , saying before he knew yesterday, saying before he knew that she'd been arrested, you know that he'd been in touch with her. she was in a good place. et cetera. what a giant she was. which no one would dispute. she's been a huge figure in scottish politics for a long time. but you know, he was enjoying the chaos after bods was enjoying the chaos after boris johnson resigned in westminster, talking about the drama and the soap opera . and, drama and the soap opera. and, you know, boris johnson. sure. that's a huge deal, you know, boris johnson. sure. that's a huge deal , too. but that's a huge deal, too. but this is really a massive moment, even though i think we all knew that sooner or later, given that

nicola sturgeon's name was a signatory to the set of accounts along with the treasurer and the chief executive, this moment was going to come. catherine, i have a mischievous thought. have has anybody been a mischievous thought. have has onypoxy peen xo— a mischievous thought. have has anybody been to the— ; have has anybody been to the mobile home? the anybody been to the mobile home? xne xxopooo— anybody been to the mobile home? the £105,000 mobile home which is the £105,000 mobile home which xs on— the £105,000 mobile home which xs on xxsoxo— the £105,000 mobile home which is on nicola sturgeon's 92 year old is on nicola sturgeon's 92 year oxx noxxer— is on nicola sturgeon's 92 year old mother in— is on nicola sturgeon's 92 year old mother in law's drive, which is old mother in law's drive, which xs porx— old mother in law's drive, which xs porx ox— old mother in law's drive, which xs porx ox xne— old mother in law's drive, which is part of the investigation xnxo— is part of the investigation xnxo xne— is part of the investigation into the finances . so if they're into the finances. so if they're snosxex — into the finances. so if they're snosxex pp— into the finances. so if they're snosxex pp xn— into the finances. so if they're shacked up in there , i well, we shacked up in there, i well, we oon-x— shacked up in there, i well, we oon-x know— shacked up in there, i well, we don't know where _ shacked up in there, i well, we don't know where it is, do we? pesoose— don't know where it is, do we? pesoose xne— don't know where it is, do we? because the police,— don't know where it is, do we? because the police, it's- don't know where it is, do we? because the police, it's gone. it was removed from the driveway andifs it was removed from the driveway and it's presumably in the police's possession on who knows. but certainly no sight of nicola sturgeon. no word from humza yousaf. but we will keep you posted. okay thank you, coxnerxne— you posted. okay thank you, catherine catherine- : thank you, catherine catherine force there nov— catherine catherine force there nov xne— catherine catherine force there nov xne poxnx— catherine catherine force there now the mind does blog. joining us xs op— now the mind does blog. joining us now is gb news— now the mind does blog. joining us now is gb news presenter neil oxxver.— us now is gb news presenter neil oxxver. xexx— us now is gb news presenter neil oliver. neil good— us now is gb news presenter neil oliver. neil good morning. we're on xne— oliver. neil good morning. we're on the lookout— oliver. neil good morning. we're on the lookout for— oliver. neil good morning. we're on the lookout for a motorhome vxxx— on the lookout for a motorhome vxxn xvo — on the lookout for a motorhome with two fugitives— on the lookout for a motorhome with two fugitives and a pile of popervorx— with two fugitives and a pile of popervorx vxxx—

with two fugitives and a pile of paperwork with potentially sorrppx— paperwork with potentially corrupt accounts in the background.- corrupt accounts in the background. is that what we're xooxxng— background. is that what we're xooxxng xor— background. is that what we're looking for here? jiiji i i looking for here? oh, it's been a looking for here? oh, it's been oxen— looking for here? oh, it's been a fun in some ways. it's been a fun 24 hours for sure. for those of us in scotland who had nicholas sturgeon's card marked from the beginning a dozen years ago , it has been a joy to watch ago, it has been a joy to watch . i mean, many of us, myself included, have been saying for years that the snp is a bunch of clowns . and yesterday was the clowns. and yesterday was the moment when finally the clown car pulled up and the doors fell off and the wheels fell off and the horn went wah, wah . so it the horn went wah, wah. so it was that was terrific. but. but you know, we live here mean it must i'm sure it is very funny for people watching this and you know and seeing this ridiculousness play out. but it's a pyrrhic moment in the sense that the snp have had more than long enough to wreck scotland and a reckoning for the snp if it is a reckoning for the snp, it's come too late. the damage has been done in every sphere. it will be generations

in the fixing. the snp have saw nothing but division up here and the consequence is are writ large for the people of scotland. neil when you look back at the press conference where she was her usual smooth , where she was her usual smooth, smooth self, she was she's an excellent communicator, saying there wasn't anything left in there wasn't anything left in the tank. a lot of us, you xnsxpxex.— the tank. a lot of us, you included, i'm— the tank. a lot of us, you included, i'm sure- the tank. a lot of us, you included, i'm sure ,- a lot of us, you included, i'm sure , were very included, i'm sure, were very ssepxxsox— included, i'm sure, were very ssepxxsox onx— included, i'm sure, were very sceptical and thought, there's xo— sceptical and thought, there's xo xnxs— sceptical and thought, there's more to this than— sceptical and thought, there's more to this than meets the eye. we more to this than meets the eye. vxe-poxxse— we knew this police investigation going we knew this police investigation-going in investigation was going on in the investigation was going on ini xne—posxsoxxy the background. she basically xoox— the background. she basically xoox xne— the background. she basically took the scottish _ the background. she basically took the scottish people for npgs— took the scottish people for mugs because _ took the scottish people for mugs because that's really why she mugs because that's really why sne venx— mugs because that's really why she went when— mugs because that's really why she went when she did . i she went when she did. it's a xrogeoy— she went when she did. it's a xrogeoy spe— she went when she did. it's a tragedy she that— she went when she did. it's a tragedy she that is unfolding here. realistically, i mean, many of us and i count it as the majority we most scots had the snp's card marked long ago, but for some reason , other other for some reason, other other people in other parts of britain viewed her differently and it was aided and abetted hugely by the complicit mainstream media

that pumped out miles of column inches and hours of television, suggesting that she was this, you know, giant political figure . catherine forster there was was was echoing similar, you know, i mean, she was a big figure in scottish politics. i don't know in the same way that mr blobby was a big figure on saturday night television for those of us of certain those of us of a certain age. but mean it doesn't but it doesn't mean it doesn't mean blobby was credible, mean mr blobby was credible, just big and loud maybe just big and loud and maybe colourful but point is that colourful. but the point is that most of us, most of us up here knew that the snp have never cared a jot for scotland or for the people of scotland. the shout for independence was cynical and it was just a tool that they were using to get what they wanted, which was power and money and influence, which is what they got . and hopefully what they got. and hopefully if there's any positive to come out of this at all, it's that it's that political pundits and commentators will look on and begin to perceive the snp the way that i have. and most of us

have. and it's to say this in simple terms, the snp , if the simple terms, the snp, if the snp was a person , it would be a snp was a person, it would be a weird, creepy person that was up to no good. it would be the kind of person that if they got on the late bus, you'd be praying that they would sit down beside somebody else and not you and millions of us in scotland have seen the snp and nicola sturgeon and her cohort for that for years. but it reached the high water mark during the lockdown when the bbc in scotland gave nicola sturgeon live television coverage every day about our political her political machinations . you know, it was machinations. you know, it was absolutely galling and sickening to watch . but here we are, you to watch. but here we are, you know, as you were rightly saying in your introduction on, you know, the snp have been exposed andifs know, the snp have been exposed and it's at that ridiculous level , you know, where where level, you know, where where people are speculating about where speculating about where a mobile home has gone and when. we will next hear from any of these clowns, be it sturgeon , be these clowns, be it sturgeon, be it moral, be it humza yousaf .

it moral, be it humza yousaf. but for us living in scotland , but for us living in scotland, the reality is, you know, the pundits, they might as well be you might as well be tv critics. commentator on a soap opera up here because the snp and holyrood have no input whatsoever to the well—being of the people of scotland. it's a joke and a bad joke and it's on us. it's so in a way it sounds xxxe— us. it's so in a way it sounds xxxe xexx— us. it's so in a way it sounds like neil it's— it's so in a way it sounds like neil it's frustrating for you— like neil it's frustrating for you open— like neil it's frustrating for you open you— like neil it's frustrating for you when you hear so much talk opopx— you when you hear so much talk opopx xnxs— you when you hear so much talk about this sitcom— you when you hear so much talk about this sitcom that is this party— about this sitcom that is this porxy onx— about this sitcom that is this porxy onsx xne— about this sitcom that is this party and the individuals as opposed— party and the individuals as opposed xo— party and the individuals as opposed to the— party and the individuals as opposed to the genuine political issues , social,— opposed to the genuine political issues , social, economic, issues, social, economic, xxnonsxox— issues, social, economic, financial issues is facing the ssoxxxsn— financial issues is facing the scottish people _ financial issues is facing the scottish people every day. so vnox— scottish people every day. so vnox ore— scottish people every day. so vnox xney— scottish people every day. so what are they what is life like for scottish _ what are they what is life like for scottish people under the snx— for scottish people under the sxx 7— for scottish people under the sxx oxen.— for scottish people under the sxx xvvexx. x— for scottish people under the snp ? well, i grew up in snp? well, i grew up in a ssoxxonx— snp? well, i grew up in a scotland where, for example, to nove — scotland where, for example, to nove peen— scotland where, for example, to have been educated in scotland to have been educated in scotland xo nove— have been educated in scotland xo nove o— have been educated in scotland to have a scottish— have been educated in scotland to have a scottish education was sonexnxng— to have a scottish education was sonexnxng yon— to have a scottish education was something you could brag about peose— something you could brag about because a scottish— something you could brag about because a scottish education was it because a scottish education was xx sxoox— because a scottish education was xx sxoox pp— because a scottish education was it stood up well— because a scottish education was it stood up well in— because a scottish education was it stood up well in the league xopxe— it stood up well in the league xopxe ox— it stood up well in the league table of educations that were ovoxxopxe— table of educations that were available to,— table of educations that were available to, you— table of educations that were available to, you know, to peopxe— available to, you know, to people around— available to, you know, to people around the world that is gone— people around the world that is gone . — people around the world that is

gone . so— people around the world that is gone . so xo— people around the world that is gone . so to the,— people around the world that is gone . so to the, you- people around the world that is gone . gone. so to the, you know the nhs in in scotland is a disaster life expectancy in parts of glasgow is lower than for somebody living in sub—saharan africa. wow. you know, the crime and the rest of it, drugs deaths are an an unenviable, incomparable high in scotland. and i think i think quite honestly, what has happened with the snp and in holyrood and in scotland is a microcosm for a much bigger problem , which is much bigger problem, which is that politics in britain, in the west indeed is in a parlous state. you know, let people glimpse the fact that what happened with the snp was because they were only in it for what they could get out of it. and westminster are too on the bigger scale is populated by more same people that are more of the same people that are just in that they're just on the gravy train, they're just seeing what get out of and what they can get out of it and they're just in it for personal reward and i would say, quite honestly, asking me honestly, if you're asking me that britain is dead that politics in britain is dead at the moment, you know, and as i say, people calling themselves who are political journalists ,

who are political journalists, they might as well be tv critics reviewing a soap, because in the same way that a soap has no meaning in the real world, neither do the machinations of those sock puppets , those empty, those sock puppets, those empty, hollow individuals in westminster. they have nothing to offer. and, you know, maybe what's happened, what's happening in scotland with the snp just a glimpse that lets snp is just a glimpse that lets people see what a parlous state we're in with politics at the moment. looking for moment. if you're looking for solutions britain's problems solutions to britain's problems in realm, then in the political realm, then you're, you know, you might as well be looking under bed. well be looking under the bed. neal well be looking under the bed. neal, could ask you just neal, if i could ask you just very briefly, just of very briefly, just because of pressure of time, nicola sturgeon the edinburgh sturgeon said at the edinburgh festival that boris johnson was a to the a national disgrace to the office minister. what office of prime minister. what do make of that office of prime minister. what do-make of that remark. o” x(.xi iii ii i what do make of that remark ? do you make of that remark? war,— do you make of that remark? vexx. vnox— do you make of that remark? well, what goes— do you make of that remark? well, what goes around- do you make of that remark? well, what goes around comes around and she's a national disgrace to the people of scotland and all i can say is pyrrhic. that is the word i would use. you know, if this if this is the death knell for the

scottish national party, if this is some kind of reckoning for nicola sturgeon and what she's been up to for the last dozen years, then then so be it. but, you know, when you live here, when what has when you have seen what has happened this proud country happened to this proud country of scotland under the bailiwick of scotland under the bailiwick of the snp , then you know, it's of the snp, then you know, it's funny to watch from the outside, but if you live here, the joke's been on us. yeah. yeah. neil. xexx— been on us. yeah. yeah. neil. neil oliver, lovely to see you. and don't forget neil oliver show every saturday, 6 pm. it's watchable and he's going to be talking a lot about the snp, i suspect on saturday. we need to point suspect on saturday. we need to poxnx opx— suspect on saturday. we need to poxnx opx xnox— suspect on saturday. we need to point out that even— i xixii ix:rixy we need to point out that even though neil soys— point out that even though neil soys xx— point out that even though neil soys xx xs— point out that even though neil soys xx xs o— point out that even though neil says it is a pyrrhic— point out that even though neil says it is a pyrrhic victory vxsxory— says it is a pyrrhic victory vxsxory ox— says it is a pyrrhic victory victory at the— says it is a pyrrhic victory victory at the moment, she nosn-x— victory at the moment, she nosn-x peen— victory at the moment, she hasn't been found guilty of onyxnxng— hasn't been found guilty of onyxnxng sne— hasn't been found guilty of anything she hasn't charged anything she hasn't been charged vxxx— anything she hasn't been charged vxxn onyxnxng.— anything she hasn't been charged with anything. we— anything she hasn't been charged with anything. we just want to noxe— with anything. we just want to noxe xnox— with anything. we just want to make that-yeah,- with anything. we just want to make that x/xirixi make that clear. yeah, she's peen— make that clear. yeah, she's been arrested and it's humiliating her. is. humiliating for her. it is. and her right, still. and her husband, right, still. and the and the party with accidents and mayhem rise. finally, mayhem on the rise. finally, there are now— mayhem on the rise. finally, there are now calls- mayhem on the rise. finally, there are now calls to- xixii i finally, there are now calls to regulate e—pkes— there are now calls to regulate e—bikes. people— there are now calls to regulate e—bikes. people are being asked vnexner— e—bikes. people are being asked vpexner ve— e—bikes. people are being asked whether we should— e—bikes. people are being asked whether we should be getting xnese— whether we should be getting these registration and these riders us registration and insurance. you're— these riders us registration and

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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 it's 1128. you're with andrew xxerse — it's 1128. you're with andrew xxerse onx — it's 1128. you're with andrew pierce and bev— it's 1128. you're with andrew pierce and bev turner on gb xevs. — pierce and bev turner on gb news. nov— pierce and bev turner on gb news. now the— pierce and bev turner on gb news. \xxi:xxxxi x(xix. : news. now the countdown to wimbledon is on. three weeks away, in fact. and tennis fever is already starting to spread across the country. we in the west midlands— across the country. we in the west midlands are— i (xix. we in the west midlands are solihull xennxs— west midlands are solihull xennxs-nos— west midlands are solihull tennis has opened its doors tennis club has opened its doors for tennis club has opened its doors xorlxxrsx— tennis club has opened its doors xorlxxrsxlxxs— tennis club has opened its doors forlfirstlits-we'll- for a first of its kind. we'll snoxx— for a first of its kind. we'll chair-festival- for a first of its kind. we'll chair festival try for a first of its kind. we'll. chair-festivalltry to chair tennis festival to try to noxe— chair tennis festival to try to. make-more accessible chair tennis festival to try to- make-more accessible . make the sport more accessible. xxeporxer— make the sport more accessible. xxeporxerxosx— make the sport more accessible. reporter jack carson know our

reporxer— reporter jack carson know our reporxer xosx— reporter jack carson know our reporter jack carson went along to reporter jack carson went along xo xxno— reporter jack carson went along xo xxnx opx— reporter jack carson went along to find out more— reporter jack carson went along to find out more as the world's xennxs— to find out more as the world's xennxs sxors— to find out more as the world's tennis stars fit— to find out more as the world's tennis stars fit in— to find out more as the world's tennis stars fit in their final preporoxxons— tennis stars fit in their final preparations before the start of wxnpxexon. — preparations before the start of wimbledon. a— preparations before the start of wimbledon. a few— preparations before the start of wimbledon. ' i xijjixi wimbledon. a few weeks time. one tennis club with big ambitions in solihull is trying to make the sport accessible to everyone, supported by the lawn tennis association and their open court initiative, the blossomfield club hopes to raise the profile of the wheelchair version of the sport. alan wigley is a wheelchair tennis player at the club and says the physical and mental rewards are invaluable. i was a fully abled tennis player prior to an accident. suddenly, three years ago — accident. suddenly, three years ogo ox— accident. suddenly, three years ogo ox onx— accident. suddenly, three years ogo ox onx xve— ri(.(. x:ii suddenly, three years ago at and i've recently taken up wheelchair— ago at and i've recently taken up wheelchair tennis. i think it's up wheelchair tennis. i think is nenxoxxy— up wheelchair tennis. i think it's mentally and physically, sosxoxxy— it's mentally and physically, socially rewarding, but it's oxso— socially rewarding, but it's also ageless.— socially rewarding, but it's also ageless. what would be greox— also ageless. what would be greox xx— also ageless. what would be greox xx xnxs— also ageless. what would be great if this is— also ageless. what would be great if this is successful, xnen— great if this is successful, xnen ve— great if this is successful, then we can— great if this is successful, then we can look at other areas vxxnxn— then we can look at other areas within particular— then we can look at other areas within particular the west xxxxxonxs— within particular the west midlands is- within particular the west midlands is to— within particular the west midlands is to see whether or nox— midlands is to see whether or nox xxs— midlands is to see whether or nox xx-s voxxx— midlands is to see whether or not it's worth putting festivals on xxxe—

not it's worth putting festivals on xxxe xnxs— not it's worth putting festivals on like this to— not it's worth putting festivals on like this to expand the sport onx— on like this to expand the sport onx xnen— on like this to expand the sport and then perhaps— on like this to expand the sport and then perhaps even start a nxnx— and then perhaps even start a nxnx xeogpe.— and then perhaps even start a mini league, which i don't think exxsxs— mini league, which i don't think exxsxs on— mini league, which i don't think exists on sunday,— mini league, which i don't think exists on sunday, blossomfield nosxex— exists on sunday, blossomfield nosxex xnexr— exists on sunday, blossomfield hosted their first— exists on sunday, blossomfield hosted their first wheelchair xennxs— hosted their first wheelchair tennis festival— hosted their first wheelchair tennis festival with former xoroxynpxon— tennis festival with former paralympian and british number one paralympian and british number xoy— paralympian and british number one kay forshaw_ paralympian and british number one kay forshaw in attendance . one kay forshaw in attendance. xnxs— one kay forshaw in attendance. xpxs sose— one kay forshaw in attendance. xpxs xs— one kay forshaw in attendance. this case is investing— one kay forshaw in attendance. this case is investing in- one kay forshaw in attendance. this case is investing in the- this case is investing in the grass roots level of the sport is key to ensuring it's accessible into the future. becoming a paralympian doesn't happen unless you have this foundation and these grass roots and the community motty and support people supporting one another to in terms of sort of development. when i was playing, i development. when i was playing, xvvos— development. when i was playing, xvvos xne— development. when i was playing, x xne xoxxery— development. when i was playing, i was the lottery funding- : when i was playing, i was the lottery funding was is was was was happening for me vnxsn— was was was happening for me vnxsn os— was was was happening for me which was incredibly very nexpxpx— which was incredibly very helpful and— which was incredibly very helpful and motivating because you know.— helpful and motivating because you know. you— helpful and motivating because you know, you are— helpful and motivating because you know, you are getting sppporxex— you know, you are getting sppporxex xo— you know, you are getting supported to train professionals . pox— supported to train professionals . pox vnox— supported to train professionals . but what are— supported to train professionals . but what are the— supported to train professionals . but what are the differences in skill needed to play in a chair? claire williamson is the

head coach of blossomfield and it's that initial thing of getting used to a chair that is quite responsive. so you get them quite responsive. so you get xnen xnxo— quite responsive. so you get xnen xnxo o— quite responsive. so you get them into a chair— quite responsive. so you get them into a chair very- so you get them into a chair very early on onx— them into a chair very early on one gex— them into a chair very early on one gex xnen— them into a chair very early on and get them moving around the soon— and get them moving around the soprx onx— and get them moving around the soprx onx noype— and get them moving around the court and maybe around some cones and then— court and maybe around some cones and then getting the rosxex— cones and then getting the rosxex xn— cones and then getting the racket in the— cones and then getting the racket in the hand and just xryxng— racket in the hand and just xryxng xo— racket in the hand and just xryxng xo gex— racket in the hand and just trying to get that sort of hand coordination. _ trying to get that sort of hand coordination. yeah i think it's yeop— coordination. yeah i think it's yeon. xne— coordination. yeah i think it's yeah, the younger they are, the pexxer— yeah, the younger they are, the pexxer .— yeah, the younger they are, the pexxer . anx — yeah, the younger they are, the better . and it's— yeah, the younger they are, the better . and it's such a great better. and it's such a great spon— better. and it's such a great sporx xor— better. and it's such a great sporx xorr-osx— better. and it's such a great sport for just actually for just gexxxng— sport for just actually for just getting pebble— sport for just actually for just getting people together after pexng— getting people together after pexng xopgnx— getting people together after being taught through the basics and being taught through the basics one now— being taught through the basics one now xo— being taught through the basics and how to control the chair, it ny— and how to control the chair, it rny xorn— and how to control the chair, it my on . — and how to control the chair, it was my turn . e was my turn. events like this are all about getting the community involved and letting everyone have a go . not bad . everyone have a go. not bad. with high hopes of eventually being able to start a competitive wheelchair league in the west midlands blossom field are serving up the opportunity for players of all abilities . for players of all abilities. jack carson gb news, a solihull . thank you, jack. i think he needs— . thank you, jack. i think he needs xo— . thank you, jack. i think he needs to work— . thank you, jack. i think he needs to work on— thank you, jack. i think he needs to work on his forehand . needs to work on his forehand. xxgpx. — needs to work on his forehand. xxgpx. sxxxx— needs to work on his forehand. xxgpx. sxxxx xo— needs to work on his forehand. right. still to come,— needs to work on his forehand. right. still to come, mps- needs to work on his forehand. right. still to come, mps and campaigners are calling for

tough new regulations for e—bikes, much needed, we think . e—bikes, much needed, we think. yes. after your morning's news with . tamsin beth, thank you. with. tamsin beth, thank you. pere— with. tamsin beth, thank you. here ore— with. tamsin beth, thank you. here xne— i beth, thank you. here are the headlines at 1132. xne— here are the headlines at 1132. xne xrxne— here are the headlines at 1132. the prime minister has said poxxs— the prime minister has said boris johnson— the prime minister has said boris johnson asked him to overrule the— boris johnson asked him to overrule the house of lords appoxnxnenxs— overrule the house of lords appointments commission in opprovxng— appointments commission in opprovxng key— appointments commission in approving key allies on his resxgnoxxon— approving key allies on his resignation honours list. the xorrner— resignation honours list. the former prime— resignation honours list. the former prime minister is blaming povnxng— former prime minister is blaming povnxng sxreex— former prime minister is blaming downing street for— former prime minister is blaming downing street for conservative xxrs— downing street for conservative xxxs xoxxxng— downing street for conservative xxxs xoxxxng xo— downing street for conservative mps failing to appear on the list mps failing to appear on the xxsx on— mps failing to appear on the list on friday— mps failing to appear on the list on friday despite being nonxnoxex.— list on friday despite being nominated. rishi sunak says it osnx— nominated. rishi sunak says it osnx rxgnx— nominated. rishi sunak says it wasn't right and— nominated. rishi sunak says it wasn't right and that he didn't xeex— wasn't right and that he didn't feel comfortable— wasn't right and that he didn't feel comfortable making promises to feel comfortable making promises xo peopxe— feel comfortable making promises xo peopxe .— feel comfortable making promises to people . meanwhile, mps are to people. meanwhile, mps are neexxng— to people. meanwhile, mps are neexxng xoxoy— to people. meanwhile, mps are meeting today to— to people. meanwhile, mps are meeting today to conclude their xngpxry— meeting today to conclude their xngpxry xnxo— meeting today to conclude their inquiry into whether boris xonnson— inquiry into whether boris johnson misled parliament over xosxxovn— johnson misled parliament over lockdown parties. _ johnson misled parliament over lockdown parties. excuse me. in xpnper— lockdown parties. excuse me. in xpnper xo— lockdown parties. excuse me. in number 10, the— lockdown parties. excuse me. in number 10, the privileges connxxxee— number 10, the privileges committee has pledged to sonxxnpe— committee has pledged to continue the— committee has pledged to continue the investigation proses— continue the investigation process after— continue the investigation process after mr johnson continue the investigation process after mrjohnson stepped process after mr johnson stepped xovn— process after mr johnson stepped down os— process after mr johnson stepped down os on xxx— process after mr johnson stepped down as an mp and will later announce when— down as an mp and will later announce when it— down as an mp and will later announce when it will publish the announce when it will publish xne xxnox— announce when it will publish

the final report— announce when it will publish the final report in his resignation- the final report in his resignation statement, the xorner— resignation statement, the former prime— resignation statement, the former prime minister branded the former prime minister branded xne prope— former prime minister branded xne prope o— former prime minister branded the probe a witch— former prime minister branded the probe a witch hunt for xorrner— the probe a witch hunt for former italian— the probe a witch hunt for former italian prime minister sxxvxo— former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has died in xxnon— silvio berlusconi has died in xxxxon. xne— silvio berlusconi has died in milan. the billionaire businessman created italy's xorgesx— businessman created italy's largest media— businessman created italy's largest media company before enxerxng— largest media company before entering politics.— largest media company before entering politics. he was in oxxxse— entering politics. he was in oxxxse xron— entering politics. he was in office from 1994 to 2011 with xne— office from 1994 to 2011 with xne xorso— office from 1994 to 2011 with the forza italia— office from 1994 to 2011 with the forza italia party and left penxnx— the forza italia party and left penxnx o— the forza italia party and left behind a career— the forza italia party and left behind a career marred with sex ssonxoxs— behind a career marred with sex ssonxoxs onx— behind a career marred with sex scandals and corruption allegations.— scandals and corruption allegations. the 86 year old had peen— allegations. the 86 year old had been suffering— allegations. the 86 year old had been suffering from leukaemia for been suffering from leukaemia xor sone— been suffering from leukaemia for some time— been suffering from leukaemia for some time and had recently xevexopex— for some time and had recently xevexopex o— for some time and had recently developed a lung— for some time and had recently developed a lung infection in xvo.— developed a lung infection in xvo. xxen— developed a lung infection in two. men have— developed a lung infection in two. men have been charged in sonnesxonx— two. men have been charged in connection with— two. men have been charged in connection with the murder and xxsoppeoronse— connection with the murder and disappearance of— connection with the murder and disappearance of a 21 year old woman in northern ireland. pexesxxves— woman in northern ireland. detectives investigating the disappearance _ detectives investigating the disappearance of chloe mitchell xopnsnex— disappearance of chloe mitchell xopnsnex o— disappearance of chloe mitchell launched a murder inquiry on opnxoy— launched a murder inquiry on sonxoy oxxer— launched a murder inquiry on sunday after suspected human remains were found in ballymena . a zo— remains were found in ballymena . a zo yeor— remains were found in ballymena . a zo yeor oxx— remains were found in ballymena . a 26 year old man— remains were found in ballymena . a 26 year old man has been snorgex— . a 26 year old man has been snorgex vxxn— . a 26 year old man has been charged with murder and a 34 yeor— charged with murder and a 34 yeor oxx— charged with murder and a 34 yeor oxx on— charged with murder and a 34 year old man with assisting an oxxenxer— year old man with assisting an oxxenxer xor.— year old man with assisting an offender for. and— year old man with assisting an

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the people's channel britain is voxsnxng— the people's channel britain is voxsnxng .— the people's channel britain is watching . where— the people's channel britain is watching . where gossiping we watching. where gossiping we are. we're gossiping- watching. where gossiping we are. we're gossiping about what bods are. we're gossiping about what boris johnson might do next. when we saw that picture of nigel farage there. we're going to talk nigel farage there. we're going xo xoxx opopx— nigel farage there. we're going to talk about this— nigel farage there. we're going to talk about this later. - \x x;xix ; iixiixi we're going to talk about this later. nigel xoroge— to talk about this later. nigel xoroge soxo.— to talk about this later. nigel farage said, didn't he, on gb nevs— farage said, didn't he, on gb news yesterday— farage said, didn't he, on gb

news yesterday with camilla xonxney— news yesterday with camilla tominey where _ news yesterday with camilla tominey where brexiteers xogexner—gexl tominey where brexiteers- together_get brexit together we want to get brexit xone. — done. it's not been done properxy— done. it's not been done properly either of done. it's not been done- properly i either of .views. properly in either of our views. xonxx— properly in either of our views. copxx-xoxn— properly in either of our views. could _join forces- properly in either of our views. could join forces with could boris join forces with xxgex— could boris join forces with xxgex xorogex— could boris join forces with nigel farage? that's an interesting— nigel farage? that's an interesting idea and it's not sneop— interesting idea and it's not sneoplsxorx— interesting idea and it's not sneoplsxorx o— interesting idea and it's not cheap start a new political cheap to start a new political party— cheap to start a new political porxy. pox— cheap to start a new political porxy. ppx ox— cheap to start a new political party, but of course there are. xnere— party, but of course there are. xpere ore— party, but of course there are. there are some— party, but of course there are. there are some heavyweight brexiteers. there's reform which is backed by richard tice. he's a very rich man, of course,- a very rich man, of course, xxgex— a very rich man, of course, xxgex xoroge— a very rich man, of course, nigel farage works with reform. pes— nigel farage works with reform. pes-presxoenx— nigel farage works with reform. he's - president of _ nigel farage works with reform. he's-president of reform. - nigel farage works with reform. he's the president of reform. so would boris johnson would that mean boris johnson joining reform? who knows? let us what you think, gb views us know what you think, gb views at news aukus uk. now a bit at gb news aukus uk. now a bit of a story which possibly could be news story depending be a good news story depending on happens. electric on what happens. electric bicycles. you will familiar bicycles. you will be familiar with have been with them. they have been causing across the causing mayhem across the country. they're pain they are country. they're a pain they are a are like a pain. so they are like a bicycle, but you have bicycle, basically. but you have an engine setting. so you can electronically cycle them and they're big. they're big. they go up— they're big. they're big. they go up xo— they're big. they're big. they go up xo zo— they're big. they're big. they go up to 28 miles— they're big. they're big. they go up to 28 miles an- ixi; ixx; they're big. they go up to 28 miles an hour. they vexgn— go up to 28 miles an hour. they vexgn xvxse— go up to 28 miles an hour. they vexgn xvxse os— go up to 28 miles an hour. they weigh twice as much as conventional— weigh twice as much as conventional bicycles. and there is conventional bicycles. and there xs pessre— conventional bicycles. and there is pressure now— conventional bicycles. and there is pressure now for— conventional bicycles. and there is pressure now for them to be xxsensex— is pressure now for them to be xxsensex onx— is pressure now for them to be licenced and drivers to be xnspesx— licenced and drivers to be insured. so,— licenced and drivers to be insured. so, tony campbell is snxex— insured. so, tony campbell is chief executive— insured. so, tony campbell is chief executive of—

insured. so, tony campbell is chief executive of the motorcycle - chief executive of the motorcycle industry association, vpo-s— motorcycle industry association, vpo-s gox— motorcycle industry association, vpo-s gox very— motorcycle industry association, who's got very strong views on e—pxxes— who's got very strong views on e—pxxes xony.— who's got very strong views on e—bikes tony, morning. we know onx— e—bikes tony, morning. we know more and more accidents now are xnvoxvxng— more and more accidents now are involving e—bikes._ more and more accidents now are involving e—bikes. they can go up xo— involving e—bikes. they can go up xo speexs— involving e—bikes. they can go up xo speexs ox— involving e—bikes. they can go up to speeds of 28 miles an pour. — up to speeds of 28 miles an pour. xney— up to speeds of 28 miles an hour. they simply no regulation at hour. they simply no regulation ox oxx. — hour. they simply no regulation ox oxx. onx— hour. they simply no regulation ox oxx. on .— hour. they simply no regulation at all. um , i've— hour. they simply no regulation at all. um , i've just- hour. they simply no regulation at all. um, i've just sort of stand you slightly corrected there is some regulation, but it's whether it is fit for purpose . um, the e—bikes which purpose. um, the e—bikes which are legal to be used on the road , are up to 250w and they have pedal assistance which allows them only to go to 15.5 mile an houn them only to go to 15.5 mile an hour, at which point the assistance should cut off . at assistance should cut off. at the same time, there should be no assistance other than the initial start. um, that they should be powered at all. so in other words, you should always be pedalling. what we're seeing more and more and they're now i would say in widespread use is the where these products are either modified or there are

products which are outside of the regulation that are being sold and people are buying them, which and using them, of course, whereby they don't meet the regulation and you made a reference to 28 mile an hour. now there are products available on the market which strictly speaking are for private land use only that can actually perform to way beyond 2028 mile an hour. and this is what we are seeing more and more in use. so from our perspective, effectively they're motorcycles. they should be treated as such. i think the challenge here is, is how they are policed . and at is how they are policed. and at the moment we're seeing a situation where the current regulation isn't being policed out and therefore what we need to see is a review of that regulation and make make it easier for the police and enforcement to actually enforce the laws . so, tony, it's so the laws. so, tony, it's so xnxeresxxng— the laws. so, tony, it's so interesting for— the laws. so, tony, it's so interesting for me,- so, tony, it's so interesting for me, this story. i interesting for me, this story. x nove— interesting for me, this story. x nove o— interesting for me, this story. x nove o xog— interesting for me, this story. i have a dog in— interesting for me, this story. i have a dog in this fight. so my— i have a dog in this fight. so my xo— i have a dog in this fight. so my rs yeor— i have a dog in this fight. so my rs yeor oxx— i have a dog in this fight. so my 18 year old who hadn't taken

his my 18 year old who hadn't taken nxs xrxvxng— my 18 year old who hadn't taken his driving test,— my 18 year old who hadn't taken his driving test, convinced me xnox— his driving test, convinced me no roxner— his driving test, convinced me that rather than— his driving test, convinced me that rather than having a pxsysxe— that rather than having a pxsysxe xo— that rather than having a bicycle to get— that rather than having a bicycle to get to and from work every— bicycle to get to and from work every nornxng.— bicycle to get to and from work every morning, he— bicycle to get to and from work every morning, he needed an exesxrxs— every morning, he needed an electric bicycle— every morning, he needed an electric bicycle because it xnvoxvex— electric bicycle because it involved some— electric bicycle because it involved some pretty steep hills . anx— involved some pretty steep hills . anx x— involved some pretty steep hills .anx x sxppxxxy— involved some pretty steep hills . and i stupidly went along with the . and i stupidly went along with xne neo— . and i stupidly went along with the idea, thinking- . and i stupidly went along with the idea, thinking it might xexoy— the idea, thinking it might xexoy nxn— the idea, thinking it might delay him doing his driving esx.— delay him doing his driving xesx. vnxsn— delay him doing his driving test, which frankly worries me a xxxxxe— test, which frankly worries me a xxxxxe pxx— test, which frankly worries me a xxxxxe pxx os— test, which frankly worries me a little bit as well. - test, which frankly worries me a little bit as well. living in xonxon.— little bit as well. living in xonxon. ne— little bit as well. living in london, he quite quickly london, he i quite quickly reoxxsex— london, he i quite quickly realised agreed to realised he agreed to wear a pexnex— realised he agreed to wear a pexnex-vos— realised he agreed to wear a helmet-was-al realised he agreed to wear a- helmet-was-a helmet helmet. he was wearing a helmet on xx— helmet. he was wearing a helmet on xx oxx— helmet. he was wearing a helmet on xx oxx xne— helmet. he was wearing a helmet on it all the time.— helmet. he was wearing a helmet on it all the time. i— helmet. he was wearing a helmet on it all the time. i spent £120 on it all the time. i spent £120 on xne— on it all the time. i spent £120 on xne pesx— on it all the time. i spent £120 on the best possible helmet i sonxo— on the best possible helmet i sopxx xxno— on the best possible helmet i could find for— on the best possible helmet i could find for him. he'd already peen— could find for him. he'd already peen xnropgn— could find for him. he'd already been through two— could find for him. he'd already been through two of them and men— been through two of them and pen ne— been through two of them and pen ne-oxx— been through two of them and then he -off it- been through two of them and then he off it going too then he came off it going too xosx.— then he came off it going too xosx. sonxng— then he came off it going too fast, coming down a hill, not understanding— fast, coming down a hill, not understanding the speed, and proxe— understanding the speed, and proxe nxs— understanding the speed, and broke his collarbone. it's now in broke his collarbone. it's now xn-goroge— broke his collarbone. it's now in garage buckled in our garage with a buckled vneex. — in our garage with a buckled wheel. _under.- in our garage with a buckled wheel. under. no, no wheel. and i'm under. no, no xnxenxxon.— wheel. and i'm under. no, no intention. i've— wheel. and i'm under. no, no intention. i've no— wheel. and i'm under. no, no intention. i've no intention of gexxxng— intention. i've no intention of gexxxng xx— intention. i've no intention of getting it fixed— intention. i've no intention of getting it fixed at moment. getting it fixed at the moment. but getting it fixed at the moment. pox-vnox-s— getting it fixed at the moment. but what's happened is but i think what's happened is xpere-s— but i think what's happened is there's-little— but i think what's happened is there's little much there's so little so much noxvexy— there's so little so much naivety about- there's so little so much naivety about them, little naivety about them, so little information—likel naivety about them, so little. information—like me information for parents like me vno— information for parents like me vpo-ppyxng- information for parents like me who-buying them- information for parents like me who buying them for our who might be buying them for our our who might be buying them for our oxr-onx— who might be buying them for our oxr-onx noype— who might be buying them for our our and maybe helping out our teens and maybe helping out someone .their_ our teens and maybe helping out someone .their 20s— our teens and maybe helping out someone their 20s can't someone in their 20s can't oxxorx— someone in their 20s can't afford-looks- someone in their 20s can't afford looks like a afford a car. it looks like a reoxxy— afford a car. it looks like a really sensible— afford a car. it looks like a really sensible thing to do and it's dangerous. _ really sensible thing to do and it's dangerous. why why have xney— it's dangerous. why why have xney peen— it's dangerous. why why have they been allowed on the roads vxxn— they been allowed on the roads vxxn no— they been allowed on the roads with no regulation? what? how is

gra— with no regulation? what? how is xnxsx pov— with no regulation? what? how is this? how have— with no regulation? what? how is this? how have they got away vxxn— this? how have they got away vxxn gra— this? how have they got away with this? these— this? how have they got away with this? these companies as vexx?— with this? these companies as warp xnere— with this? these companies as well? there is— with this? these companies as well? there is regulation that exxsxs. — well? there is regulation that exxsxs. xxs— well? there is regulation that exists. it's just— well? there is regulation that exists. it's just that- well? there is regulation that exists. i well? there is regulation that exists. it's just that i think the companies want to avoid complying the regulation. complying with the regulation. the category is actually l1 e e a and what that regulation does, it accommodates bicycles which are, of higher power. however, that said, they should still be limited to 15.5 mile an hour and there is a requirement for licencing and protect activewear. now, of course at the moment it's very, very difficult . you can have two difficult. you can have two products which look identical to each other. one would comply with current regulation and therefore the laws of use , and therefore the laws of use, and therefore the laws of use, and the other one simply doesn't. so this situation has been created where where people are using what purports to be a pedal, an assisted pedal cycle , which is assisted pedal cycle, which is what the regulation says, but actually they using a motorcycle

and if they if it's categorised as a motorcycle, it should be what's called whole vehicle type approved . you should be wearing approved. you should be wearing approved. you should be wearing a helmet. you should have a licence, you should be insured and the vehicle should be registered . but of course, if registered. but of course, if you can't tell the difference between an e—bike, which is legal, so up to 250 watt pedal assisted up to 15.5 mile an hour and a and a and a and a bicycle that performs like like a motorcycle . well, then it's a motorcycle. well, then it's a bit of a challenge for the authorities to be able to do anything about it. so what we're asking for is there needs to be asking for is there needs to be a regulatory review. in fact , a regulatory review. in fact, the government in the last year in the queen's speech announced a there was a paper that was that was announced to do a regulatory regulation review for vehicles and to accommodate these new products and new types . and of course, we're not talking about e—scooters today, which are another challenge , but which are another challenge, but to get some regulation that's

fit for purpose , but also allows fit for purpose, but also allows some new categories of the market. and unfortunately, beth , you've fallen prey to that situation with your son. and it's unfortunate to hear about it. i have i have. can i also just it. i have i have. can i also xosx osx— it. i have i have. can i also iusx osx yon— it. i have i have. can i also just ask you quickly,- i can i also just ask you quickly, but does xnxs— just ask you quickly, but does xnxs voxxx— just ask you quickly, but does this would you— just ask you quickly, but does this would you like to see sxnxxor— this would you like to see similar regulations to of course, we have these lime bikes onx— course, we have these lime bikes onx oxner— course, we have these lime bikes and other other— course, we have these lime bikes and other other bicycles that you— and other other bicycles that you son— and other other bicycles that you nxxe— and other other bicycles that you can hire on— and other other bicycles that you can hire on your app. those are you can hire on your app. those ore-pxxes.— you can hire on your app. those are-bikes. they're- you can hire on your app. those are bikes. they're all are electric bikes. they're all over—ox- are electric bikes. they're all overo—x xnel over the pavements at the rnornenx — over the pavements at the moment. imean,- over the pavements at the moment. mean, if you're in moment. i mean, if you're in a vneexsnoxr.— moment. i mean, if you're in a wheelchair, you've— moment. i mean, if you're in a wheelchair, you've got a pram xpere.— wheelchair, you've got a pram xpere. a— wheelchair, you've got a pram there. a total— wheelchair, you've got a pram there. a total nightmare. where wheelchair, you've got a pram tilive a total nightmare. where wheelchair, you've got a pram tilive andital nightmare. where wheelchair, you've got a pram tilive and they'reitmare. where wheelchair, you've got a pram tilive and they're pretty. where wheelchair, you've got a pram tilive and they're pretty fastere i live and they're pretty fast onx— i live and they're pretty fast and dangerous— i live and they're pretty fast and dangerous well, aren't and dangerous as well, aren't xney— and dangerous as well, aren't xneyx — and dangerous as well, aren't xneye xoox— and dangerous as well, aren't they ? yeah, they- and dangerous as well, aren't they ? / rixixi and dangerous as well, aren't they ? x/xirixi ixixi; : and dangerous as well, aren't they ? / : x;xix they? yeah, they are. i would go as far as saying that the higher scheme bicycles or e—bikes and also the scooters as they would all comply with the current regulation . now that then brings regulation. now that then brings us back to the question is the current regulation correct ? is current regulation correct? is it the right thing to mix those types of products with both pedestrians and with other cyclists? and then of course , if

cyclists? and then of course, if they're displaced into , um, you they're displaced into, um, you know, the main flow of traffic is that then safe? so that's why, you know, we're saying that there has to be a regulatory regulatory review. just picking up on your point, beth, when you decided buy an e—bike , decided to buy an e—bike, obviously an e—bike is not a cheap purchase. and in fact , you cheap purchase. and in fact, you can buy an electric motor which is completely legal, does require a licence yes, you have to be 16 currently to use one of those. but they are built to a standard that then complies with all of the regulated options and laws that are in place . yeah. laws that are in place. yeah. yeah, it would have been propopxy— yeah, it would have been propopxy xne— yeah, it would have been probably the safer thing to do. xnonx— probably the safer thing to do. xnonx yon.— probably the safer thing to do. thank you, tony. _ probably the safer thing to do. thank you, tony. fascinating tony— thank you, tony. fascinating tony campbell,— thank you, tony. fascinating tony campbell, chief executive of tony campbell, chief executive ox-xxoxor— tony campbell, chief executive of-motor- industry. of the motor cycle industry association _ of the motor cycle industry association .— of the motor cycle industry association . it— of the motor cycle industry association . it feels lawless on association. it feels lawless on our-xne— association. it feels lawless on our-the moment.- association. it feels lawless on our the moment. you've our roads at the moment. you've got our roads at the moment. you've gox exesxrxs— our roads at the moment. you've got electric bikes,— our roads at the moment. you've got electric bikes, electric scooters, you _ got electric bikes, electric scooters, you know, and sysxxsxs. — scooters, you know, and cyclists. let's- scooters, you know, and cyclists. ; cyclists. let's not forget cyclists. let's not forget cyclists red cyclists hurtling through red lights all the time, particularly when i'm trying to cross crossing , right. cross a pelican crossing, right. are a cyclist, kevin? i'm are you a cyclist, kevin? i'm not actually. notisee- not actually. not i see these xonxxxes—

not actually. not i see these families out,— not actually. not i see these families out, you— not actually. not i see these families out, you know, a whole lot families out, you know, a whole xox ox— families out, you know, a whole xox ox xnen— families out, you know, a whole lot of them out— families out, you know, a whole lot of them out cycling. and xxs— lot of them out cycling. and is xxsx— lot of them out cycling. and it's just that's— lot of them out cycling. and it's just that's us. kevin it's just that's not us. kevin ssnoxxexx— it's just that's not us. kevin schofield is- it's just that's not us. kevin schofield is with us, political exxxor— schofield is with us, political editor- huffpost- schofield is with us, political editor huffpost also editor with huffpost and also ppsnro—xnxsl bushra shaikh is here this nornxng. — bushra shaikh is here this morning. right.- bushra shaikh is here this morning. j; ..{ bushra shaikh is here this morning. jx;i bushra shaikh is here this- morning. right. let us crack on to one of our top stories, bushra, we haven't heard from you this morning. unlikely coalition johnson coalition between boris johnson and might be on the and nigel farage might be on the cards. your idea of cards. is that your idea of heaven or hell? well, okay, poop— heaven or hell? well, okay, xoox. poxxs— heaven or hell? well, okay, look, boris johnson- heaven or hell? well, okay, look, boris johnson is- i ixi? well, okay, look, boris johnson is not my xovoprxxe— look, boris johnson is not my favourite person— look, boris johnson is not my favourite person right now, and pots— favourite person right now, and pots gpxxe— favourite person right now, and that's quite interesting because opvxopsxy— that's quite interesting because opvxopsxy x— that's quite interesting because obviously i heard— that's quite interesting because obviously i heard that nigel xoroge— obviously i heard that nigel xoroge os— obviously i heard that nigel farage was saying that there's an farage was saying that there's on openxng— farage was saying that there's on openxng ox— farage was saying that there's an opening at the moment, which vnxsn— an opening at the moment, which vnxsn x— an opening at the moment, which vnxsn x voxxx— an opening at the moment, which which i would agree. i think at the moment the climate we are the moment in the climate we are there is a very opening there is a very good opening for a party a new a new political party with a new agenda, because i do believe that people are incredibly torn right to say right now. but i'm going to say this in the most respectful way, but it has to be slightly dumb and situation. and dumber in this situation. i just not think how dare you just do not think how dare you talk about our colleague like that? think that it's that? i don't think that it's going to the best duo. you going to be the best duo. you know, even to get know, are they even going to get along and people still don't like boris, would you and like boris, so why would you and look, boris team look, boris, is boris a team player? you've known

player? kevin, you've known poxxs— player? kevin, you've known porxs xor— player? kevin, you've known boris for years. _ player? kevin, you've known boris for years. you - i?’ kevin, you've known boris for years. you can write opopx— boris for years. you can write opopx nxn — boris for years. you can write about him for— boris for years. you can write about him for years, as have i. pes— about him for years, as have i. pes-goxng— about him for years, as have i. pes-goxng xo— about him for years, as have i. pes-goxng o oo- about him for years, as have i. he's going to do it. it he's not going to do it. it voxxx— he's not going to do it. it vonx-xox- he's not going to do it. it would-lot of- he's not going to do it. iti would-lot of hard would require a lot of hard voxx— would require a lot of hard work. oon.— would require a lot of hard work. yeah, he's- would require a lot of hard work. yeah, he's going to join vxxn— work. yeah, he's going to join vxxn xxgex— work. yeah, he's going to join with nigel-in.- work. yeah, he's going to join with nigel-in. it- work. yeah, he's going to join with nigel in. it would work. yeah, he's going to join witreform, in. it would work. yeah, he's going to join witreform, wouldn'ti. it would work. yeah, he's going to join witreform, wouldn't it? vould work. yeah, he's going to join witreform, wouldn't it? x/xirixi be reform, wouldn't it? yeah, xxs— be reform, wouldn't it? yeah, is never— be reform, wouldn't it? yeah, it's never going— be reform, wouldn't it? yeah, it's never going to happen. i mean, those two egos begin mean, those two egos to begin with would just clash. it just would never, work. nigel would never, ever work. nigel farage has a would never, ever work. nigel farage has-a big- would never, ever work. nigel farage has-a big ego. . would never, ever work. nigel farage has-a big ego. i. farage has got a big ego. i coupon-x— farage has got a big ego. i couldn't possibly- farage has got a big ego. i couldn't possibly comment, but i mean, johnson be mean, boris johnson wants to be leader of the conservative party again wants to be prime again and he wants to be prime minister and that's not minister again. and that's not going if he joins going to happen. if he joins forces nigel farage new forces with nigel farage and new parties, struggle to parties, they struggle to reform. got in the local reform. got 5% in the local eosxxons.— reform. got 5% in the local elections-they've. got 5% in the local elections. they've got elections. i think they've got opopx— elections. i think they've got about councillors and we about five councillors and we remember-they- about five councillors and we remember they called about five councillors and we remindependent they called about five councillors and we remindependent groupzy called about five councillors and we remindependent group tigerszd the independent group tigers posx— the independent group tigers back vanished— the independent group tigers back vanished without trace. xpere —ox- back vanished without trace. there _of them. there will be one of them. xpere— there will be one of them. xpere-pe— there will be one of them. there - be people - there will be one of them. | there-be people scream there will be people scream screaming at the tv. right now, kevin saying, hang on a minute you in your little you lot in your little westminster liberal elite bubble down we love boris. we down there. we love boris. we love nigel and that is our dream union. ian they will. and they say nobody represents it. they say nobody represents it. they say the conservative party are socialists. we've got rishi sunak and jeremy hunt marching

us towards a type of communism . us towards a type of communism. um, you know, he would the two of them together would certainly have a base. we might not agree with some of their well, not necessarily, nigel. we might not agree with what boris did, particularly during lockdowns. i mean, i will. can never mean, i will. i can never forgive him for not convincing. you're mean, there's you're not. i mean, there's propopxy— you're not. i mean, there's propopxy-ox- you're not. i mean, there's probably-of five. you're not. i mean, there's- probably-of five people probably the best of five people xnox— probably the best of five people xnox-ogree— probably the best of five people that-agree with- probably the best of five people that agree with you. beth, that might agree with you. beth, respesxxpxxy— that might agree with you. beth, respesxxpxxy .— that might agree with you. beth, respectfully . but— that might agree with you. beth, respectfully . but nigel respectfully. but nigel farage has respectfully. but nigel farage nos-own— respectfully. but nigel farage nos-own orny— respectfully. but nigel farage has own army of, let's say, has his own army of, let's say, peopxe— has his own army of, let's say, peopxe xnox— has his own army of, let's say, people that don't— has his own army of, let's say, people that don't find him porxxspxor— people that don't find him particular nice,— people that don't find him particular nice, let's just say xxvxsxve. — particular nice, let's just say divisive. he's— particular nice, let's just say divisive. he's he's very xxvxsxve. — divisive. he's he's very divisive. and- divisive. he's he's very divisive. and boris has also oone— divisive. and boris has also done xnox. — divisive. and boris has also done that. so— divisive. and boris has also done that. so i— divisive. and boris has also done that. so i just feel like xnox— done that. so i just feel like no opo— done that. so i just feel like that duo together, it's not going— that duo together, it's not goxng xo— that duo together, it's not goxng xo voxx— that duo together, it's not going to work. and i get that. xxgex— going to work. and i get that. xxgex yon— going to work. and i get that. nigel you know,— going to work. and i get that. nigel you know, has this opxxnxsn— nigel you know, has this optimism for— nigel you know, has this optimism for a new party and all of optimism for a new party and all ox xnxs. — optimism for a new party and all ox xnxs. pxx— optimism for a new party and all of this. but yeah,— optimism for a new party and all of this. but yeah, that's not a big— of this. but yeah, that's not a pxg gpesxxon. — of this. but yeah, that's not a big question. i : big question. kevin who would lead it? would it be nigel farage or boris johnson or richard tice? well, that's what i richard tice? well, that's what x neon— richard tice? well, that's what x opopx— richard tice? well, that's what i mean about the— ji: (.xi?’ well, that's what i mean about the eagles. i mean, xney-re—xo— i mean about the eagles. i mean, xney-re—xo ogree- i mean about the eagles. i mean, xneyyop—xo ogree- i mean about the eagles. i mean, theyyou imagine to agree. i mean about the eagles. i mean, theyyou imagine borisagree. i mean about the eagles. i mean, theyyou imagine boris playing can you imagine boris playing sesonx— can you imagine boris playing second fiddle— can you imagine boris playing second fiddle to— can you imagine boris playing second fiddle to nigel farage or vxse—ne— second fiddle to nigel farage or vice—he doesn't- second fiddle to nigel farage or vice he doesn't like vice versa? no, he doesn't like playing— vice versa? no, he doesn't like pxoyxng-xxxxxe- playing second fiddle to onypoxy.— playing second fiddle to onypoxy.-x- playing second fiddle toi anybody.-i don't playing second fiddle to- anybody.-i don't think anybody. no. so i don't think it's to happen. see i can

it's going to happen. see i can see issues. i think it's going to happen. see i can see issues . i think the see clear issues. i think the poxxxe — see clear issues. i think the poxxxe ox— see clear issues. i think the battle of the— see clear issues. i think the battle of the egos- i i think the battle of the egos between voxxxng— battle of the egos between working practise. / battle of the egos between working practise. x/xirixi working practise. yeah, i know exactly right. what do- working practise. / xi;,xs

him as the good guy here. yeah, xxn goxnglpe— him as the good guy here. yeah, i'm going be transparent and i'm going to be transparent and open. — i'm going to be transparent and open. xxsnx — i'm going to be transparent and open. rishi sunak— i'm going to be transparent and open. rishi sunak the open. rishi sunak isn't the copxnex— open. rishi sunak isn't the cabinet office— open. rishi sunak isn't the cabinet office operating prespnopxy— cabinet office operating - presumably-instructions cabinet office operating - pry rishi tbly - instructions cabinet office operating phrishi sunak, instructions cabinet office operating phrishi sunak, but instructions cabinet office operating phrishi sunak, but theyictions cabinet office operating phrishi sunak, but they be ons of rishi sunak, but they be sonevnox.— of rishi sunak, but they be somewhat. don't absolutely somewhat. they don't absolutely - -._ somewhat. they don't absolutely . -x neon— somewhat. they don't absolutely . -x xnxs- somewhat. they don't absolutely . _i mean, this was- somewhat. they don't absolutely . _i mean, this was thel . and the i mean, this was the opening salvo last week of boris johnson's war against rishi sunak. obviously it's exploded or rather since then. but but yeah , i mean, it puts rishi yeah, i mean, it puts rishi sunakin yeah, i mean, it puts rishi sunak in a difficult position. why is he spending taxpayers money on a judicial review, which even his own ministers remember mel stride last week basically said they'll lose it . basically said they'll lose it. and also given that boris johnson is willing to hand over all this information, what does it look like? it looks like by spnox— it look like? it looks like by sonox soyxng.— it look like? it looks like by sunak saying, no,- i e ? it looks like by sunak saying, no, no, we can't sppnxx— sunak saying, no, no, we can't submit everything— sunak saying, no, no, we can't submit everything they've got sonexnxng — submit everything they've got sonexnxng xo— submit everything they've got something to hide. / something to hide. yeah, well, the times says that there the times story says that there are of messages between are hundreds of messages between bods are hundreds of messages between boris and rishi sunak. boris johnson and rishi sunak. yeah, and you've got to imagine that all because, that they're not all because, you whatsapp it's you know, whatsapp is like, it's quite informal, you quite chatty, it's informal, you know, out of context . some know, taken out of context. some of those messages could be quite damaging. only 20,000 died this week. . you and i want that week. oh. you and i want that type— week. oh. you and i want that xype ox— week. oh. you and i want that xype ox xnxng— week. oh. you and i want that type of thing. that— oh. you and i want that type of thing. that type of

xnxng— type of thing. that type of xnxng sonxo— type of thing. that type of thing could have been said. and xnox— thing could have been said. and no vxxx— thing could have been said. and that will look- thing could have been said. and that will look terrible in the sonxexx— that will look terrible in the sonxexx ox— that will look terrible in the context of public inquiry. /xiix. context of public inquiry. you can understand— context of public inquiry. you can understand mbappe boris johnson is more keen than rishi sunak messages see sunak for these messages to see the tory politicians the light when tory politicians fall do, don't fall out, they really do, don't they? incredible. they? oh, that's incredible. it's us, isn't it? it's great for us, isn't it? isn't it? yeah isn't it feeling xxxe— isn't it? yeah isn't it feeling xxxe o— isn't it? yeah isn't it feeling xxxe o sense— isn't it? yeah isn't it feeling like a sense of— isn't it? yeah isn't it feeling like a sense of this is now poxxs— like a sense of this is now porxs vers— like a sense of this is now boris versus sunak. this is you know.— boris versus sunak. this is you xnovlsxxxx— boris versus sunak. this is you xnovlsxxxx o— boris versus sunak. this is you know, still a covid know, it's still a covid xngpxry.— know, it's still a covid xngpxry. pxx— know, it's still a covid inquiry, but it- know, it's still a covid inquiry, but it feels like he's xxno— inquiry, but it feels like he's xxnx ox— inquiry, but it feels like he's kind of-against- inquiry, but it feels like he's kind of against rishi kind of going against rishi spnox— kind of going against rishi spnox .— kind of going against rishi spnox . anx— kind of going against rishi sunak . and-is- kind of going against rishi sunak . and is now becoming sunak. and this is now becoming a sunak. and this is now becoming o-pexveen— sunak. and this is now becoming o-pexveen proxy— sunak. and this is now becoming a-between proxy for- sunak. and this is now becoming a between proxy for the a fight between proxy for the voxx. — a fight between proxy for the voxx. oon.— a fight between proxy for the wall. yeah,-and - a fight between proxy for the wall. yeah, and bev, wall. yeah, 100. and bev, i xoxoxxy— wall. yeah, 100. and bev, i xoxoxxy ogree— wall. yeah, 100. and bev, i totally agree with you. xveryxnxng — totally agree with you. everything should be transparent. we should see everyxnxng.— transparent. we should see everything. nothing should be nxxxen— everything. nothing should be hidden.this,- everything. nothing should be hidden-this, you- everything. nothing should be hidden this, you know, and hidden with this, you know, and xnox— hidden with this, you know, and xnox-xne— hidden with this, you know, and that-the kind- hidden with this, you know, and that-the kind of- that is that is the kind of xooxxng— that is that is the kind of xooxxng-xpe- that is that is the kind of footing-the only. that is that is the kind of. footing-the only way that is that is the kind of- footing-the only way we're footing. it's the only way we're going get any sort of truth going to get any sort of truth about what happened. because the covid under baroness covid inquiry under baroness hallett, to be hallett, i think is going to be an three years of it. an absolute three years of it. i mean, kevin, why is it going to i mean, kevin, why is it going xo xoxe— i mean, kevin, why is it going to take three— i mean, kevin, why is it going to take three years? well, xnox-s— to take three years? well, that's minimum. yeah is �*invx'xix that's minimum. yeah > well, xpox-s— that's minimum. yeah > well, xpox-s-xx— that's minimum. yeah > well, that's-it seems-bel that's i mean, it seems to be the way this country, the the way in this country, the pubuc the way in this country, the public inquiry thing of the sunday discussed. you sunday inquiry is discussed. you know lot of know it's there's a lot of lawyers are going to do very well yeah, course

well out of it. yeah, of course they are. war inquiry was pppxxsnex— they are. war inquiry was published ten— rixixi war inquiry was published ten years after we venx— published ten years after we venx xo— published ten years after we venx xo vor— published ten years after we went to war in— published ten years after we went to war in iraq. yeah. wpox-s— went to war in iraq. yeah. wpox-s-sxory- went to war in iraq. yeah. - what's-story-ofsted what's this story about? ofsted bushra the papers today? bushra in the papers today? well, you remember, you bushra in the papers today? - well,.you remember, you know, well, do you remember, you know, just well, do you remember, you know, xxsx—xne- just recently we had the headteacher,— just recently we had the headteacher, unfortunately, ruth perry.— headteacher, unfortunately, ruth perry—own- headteacher, unfortunately, ruth perry—own xxxel perry, who took her own life. xeon. — perry, who took her own life. xeon. _os- perry, who took her own life. yeah. _was the- yeah. and she was the headteacher- yeah. and she was the headteacher the primary headteacher of the primary ssnoox—so- headteacher of the primary. school—so-is school in redding. so this is opopx— school in redding. so this is opopx-ox— school in redding. so this is about-of ofsted. about the kind of ofsted standards— about the kind of ofsted standards way in about the kind of ofsted- standards-way in which standards and the way in which xnox— standards and the way in which xnox-go— standards and the way in which xnox-go onx— standards and the way in which that go and review the that they go and review the sspoops— that they go and review the ssnooxs. so— that they go and review the schools. so what's happened is the—education. the department of education are soyxng—xol saying that they are going to noxe— saying that they are going to make changes— saying that they are going to make changes his but those sponges—nox- make changes his but those. changes—not happy changes people are not happy vxxn— changes people are not happy vxxx-sponges— changes people are not happy with changes they're with the changes that they're going— with the changes that they're goxng-pesopse- going to make because essentially— going to make because essentially they're saying that the essentially they're saying that xne voy— essentially they're saying that the way categorise these the way they categorise these ssnooxs— the way they categorise these ssnooxs xs— the way they categorise these schools is misleading. the schools is misleading. and the xernxnoxogy— schools is misleading. and the terminology that— schools is misleading. and the terminology that they're using is terminology that they're using xs nox— terminology that they're using xs nox rxgnx— terminology that they're using is not right. so— terminology that they're using is not right. so things like xnoxegpoxe— is not right. so things like inadequate and good, it's very vogue— inadequate and good, it's very vogpe .— inadequate and good, it's very vague . parents— inadequate and good, it's very vague . parents don't get a real vague. parents don't get a real xxeo— vague. parents don't get a real xxeo ox— vague. parents don't get a real xxeo ox vnox— vague. parents don't get a real idea of what the— vague. parents don't get a real idea of what the school is opopx. — idea of what the school is opopx. anx— idea of what the school is about. and this- idea of what the school is about. and this is why the xeosners— about. and this is why the teachers are— about. and this is why the teachers are so— about. and this is why the teachers are so worried, because xnen— teachers are so worried, because xnen xney— teachers are so worried, because xnen xney pxx— teachers are so worried, because then they put all— teachers are so worried, because then they put all the effort in to then they put all the effort in o noxe— then they put all the effort in to make _schools- then they put all the effort in to make schools the best to make these schools the best for to make these schools the best xor—anx- to make these schools the best xor—anx xnenl for these children. and then oxsxex—onx- for these children. and then| ofsted—and give for these children. and then- ofsted_and give you ofsted come along and give you xnxs— ofsted come along and give you xnxs prono— ofsted come along and give you this brand-stuff.— ofsted come along and give you this brand-stuff. - ofsted come along and give you this brand stuff. i this brand new stuff. it's too sxnxpxxsxxs— this brand new stuff. it's too simplistic-say— this brand new stuff. it's too simplistic say this suicide simplistic to say this suicide was an ofsted was because only of an ofsted inquiry into school. i inquiry into her school. i totally agree with you

inquiry into her school. i- totally agree with you because vpen— totally agree with you because vpenlsones— totally agree with you because when .comes to _ totally agree with you because when comes to the ofsted when it comes to the ofsted sxonxorxs— when it comes to the ofsted standards for— when it comes to the ofsted standards for me— when it comes to the ofsted standards for me as a parent, i know— standards for me as a parent, i know xnox— standards for me as a parent, i know no you— standards for me as a parent, i know that you can— standards for me as a parent, i know that you can google schools and know that you can google schools one you— know that you can google schools one you son— know that you can google schools one you gex— know that you can google schools one you gex o— know that you can google schools and you can get a lot of history opopx— and you can get a lot of history opopx xnen— and you can get a lot of history about them. so— and you can get a lot of history about them. so just going by one vonx.— about them. so just going by one vonx-oon.— about them. so just going by one word,-yeah,-know,| word, mumsnet yeah, you know, you— word, mumsnet yeah, you know, yon—mumsne- word, mumsnet yeah, you know,- you—mumsnet-see you can go on to mumsnet and see vnox—oxso— you can go on to mumsnet and see vnox—oxso soy- what other parents also say opopx— what other parents also say opopx xne— what other parents also say about the school. so i definitely- about the school. so i definitely think because it's nox— definitely think because it's nox xxs— definitely think because it's nox xx-s nox— definitely think because it's not it's not common teachers not it's not common for teachers to not it's not common for teachers xo-ppx— not it's not common for teachers to-but obviously- not it's not common for teachers to-but obviously it- not it's not common for teachers to but obviously it is to do this, but obviously it is a concern-have- to do this, but obviously it is a concern. have come to the a concern. we have come to the enx— a concern. we have come to the end ox— a concern. we have come to the end ox-snov. — a concern. we have come to the end of-show. sadly,- a concern. we have come to the end of show. : i end of our show. sadly, it's absolutely by and absolutely flown by kevin and bushra, thank you so much for joining this morning. coming joining us this morning. coming up is news live with tom up next is gb news live with tom harwood the point harwood today. this is the point with andrew. hello there. very good— with andrew. hello there. very good nornxng.— 'ix: hello there. very good morning. jonathan good morning. i'm jonathan vopxrey— good morning. i'm jonathan vopxrey-yopr- good morning. i'm jonathan vautrey-your gbi good morning. i'm jonathan- vautrey-your gb news vautrey here with your gb news veoxner— vautrey here with your gb news weather forecast _ vautrey here with your gb news weather forecast provided the weather forecast provided by the met weather forecast provided by the xxex oxxxse— weather forecast provided by the apex oxxxse so— weather forecast provided by the met office so we— weather forecast provided by the met office so we start off a new week— met office so we start off a new veex .— met office so we start off a new veex . nxgn— met office so we start off a new week. high pressure is increasingly- week. high pressure is increasingly becoming a player increasingly becoming a player xn or— increasingly becoming a player in our weather.— increasingly becoming a player in our weather. it— increasingly becoming a player in our weather. it is situated to in our weather. it is situated xo xne— in our weather. it is situated xo xne porxn— in our weather. it is situated to the north and— in our weather. it is situated to the north and east of us. but it to the north and east of us. but xxlgroxpoxxy— to the north and east of us. but it gradually wanting to it is gradually wanting to exxenx— it is gradually wanting to extend-across- it is gradually wanting to extend across the uk it is gradually wanting to- extend-across the uk for extend its way across the uk for the extend its way across the uk for xne neon— extend its way across the uk for the mean time,— extend its way across the uk for the mean time, though, there are sxxxx— the mean time, though, there are sxxxx o— the mean time, though, there are sxxxx o xev— the mean time, though, there are still a few areas— the mean time, though, there are still a few areas concern still a few areas of concern xnox— still a few areas of concern no we— still a few areas of concern that we.need- still a few areas of concern that we i need to - 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soosxox— quite mercy muroki across some soosxox oreos— quite mercy muroki across some coastal areas-but- coastal areas as well. but xnxonx— coastal areas as well. but inland there's— coastal areas as well. but inland there's been quite a lot of inland there's been quite a lot ox spnsnxne— inland there's been quite a lot of sunshine to— inland there's been quite a lot of sunshine to start the day of sunshine to start off the day onx— of sunshine to start off the day onx-pe— of sunshine to start off the day onx—pe gpxxe- of sunshine to start off the day onx—pe gpxxe o- of sunshine to start off the day and-be quite a lot. of sunshine to start off the day and be quite a lot of and it should be quite a lot of xnox—xne— and it should be quite a lot of that the afternoon and it should be quite a lot of. that—the afternoon as that throughout the afternoon as vexx. — that throughout the afternoon as well.-sunshine,_ that throughout the afternoon as well. sunshine, though, is well. that sunshine, though, is going— well. that sunshine, though, is goxng xo— well. that sunshine, though, is going to bigger— well. that sunshine, though, is going to trigger off some showers. could be heavy showers. they could be heavy in pxoses— showers. they could be heavy in places thunderstorms and places with thunderstorms and veoxner— places with thunderstorms and weather—force. weather warnings are in force for weather warnings are in force xor-sonxo— weather warnings are in force for-could provide- weather warnings are in force for could provide some for these could provide some xxxxxspxx— for these could provide some difficult conditions . difficult driving conditions. pxx— difficult driving conditions. pxx xne— difficult driving conditions. but the sunshine is also going to-temperatures- to help our temperatures to sxxnp— to help our temperatures to sxxnp-ogoxn- to help our temperatures to sxxnp-ogoxn .- to help our temperatures to climb again , pushing climb once again, pushing xovorxs— climb once again, pushing towards 30 c— climb once again, pushing towards 30 c across parts of the xxxxxonxs. — towards 30 c across parts of the midlands. areas— towards 30 c across parts of the midlands. areas of— towards 30 c across parts of the midlands. areas of england xnropgnopx— midlands. areas of england throughout monday evening. some of throughout monday evening. some ox xnose— throughout monday evening. some of those showers— throughout monday evening. some of those showers will linger for a of those showers will linger for o xxne— of those showers will linger for o xxne os— of those showers will linger for o xxne os yon— of those showers will linger for a time as you head home for work. — a time as you head home for work. _me- a time as you head home for work. the overnight work. but into the overnight perox— work. but into the overnight period, eventually period, they will eventually sxeor— period, they will eventually sxeor-oxx- period, they will eventually clear-off and- period, they will eventually clear off and we'll clear their way off and we'll see number clear see a good number of clear xnxervoxs— see a good number of clear intervals developing our intervals developing for our xnxonx— intervals developing for our inland—cloud- inland areas. the cloud rexprnxng— inland areas. the cloud returning along coastal parts, porxxspxorxy— returning along coastal parts, particularly across the irish sea:— particularly across the irish seo. xne— particularly across the irish sea, the moray— particularly across the irish sea, the moray firth and down eosernx— sea, the moray firth and down eastern coast— sea, the moray firth and down eastern coast of— sea, the moray firth and down eastern coast of england. it's going— eastern coast of england. it's goxnglpe— eastern coast of england. it's going-be another- eastern coast of england. it's going be another muggy and going to be another muggy and nenxo— going to be another muggy and nxnxx—ps - humid night for all of us. temperatures— humid night for all of us. temperatures definitely staying up temperatures definitely staying pplxoppxe— temperatures definitely staying upldouble digit— temperatures definitely staying up double digit figures. so up in double digit figures. so it up in double digit figures. so xx-gpxxe— up in double digit figures. so it-quite difficult. up in double digit figures. so it quite difficult for it could be quite difficult for sxeepxng— it could be quite difficult for sxeepxnglxoy.— it could be quite difficult for sleeping day. not looking too sleeping to day. not looking too bad sleeping to day. not looking too pox overoxx— sleeping to day. not looking too pox overoxx .— sleeping to day. not looking too bad overall . there— sleeping to day. not looking too bad overall . there will be a bad overall. there will be a good— bad overall. there will be a good oonx— bad overall. there will be a good amount of— bad overall. there will be a good amount of sunshine to start off good amount of sunshine to start oxx-xoy— good amount of sunshine to start off-day-coastal- good amount of sunshine to start off day coastal areas off the day again. coastal areas vxxx— off the day again. coastal areas vxxx nove— off the day again. coastal areas vxxx nove xo— off the day again. coastal areas will have to deal— off the day again. coastal areas will have to deal with the cloud

xxrsx— will have to deal with the cloud first-gradually— will have to deal with the cloud first gradually burning first thing, gradually burning posx— first thing, gradually burning back throughout could back throughout the day could sxxxx— back throughout the day could sxxxx xxnger— back throughout the day could still linger across— back throughout the day could still linger across some areas xnopgn.— still linger across some areas xnopgn. resx— still linger across some areas xnopgn. resx on— still linger across some areas though. just an isolated shower xnropgnopx— though. just an isolated shower throughout the— though. just an isolated shower throughout the afternoon. most of throughout the afternoon. most ox ps— throughout the afternoon. most ox ps snoxxe— throughout the afternoon. most of us should stay— throughout the afternoon. most of us should stay dry. and ogoxn.— of us should stay dry. and again, temperatures responding and again, temperatures responding onx sxxnpxng— again, temperatures responding and climbing towards those high 20s and climbing towards those high zos ox— and climbing towards those high 20s of celsius— and climbing towards those high 20s of celsius for— and climbing towards those high 20s of celsius for the vast nor-oxxxy— 20s of celsius for the vast nor-oxxxy onx— 20s of celsius for the vast majority and definitely feeling very— majority and definitely feeling very — majority and definitely feeling very warm . temperatures slightly very warm. temperatures slightly xoxxng— very warm. temperatures slightly xoxxng o— very warm. temperatures slightly xoxxng o pxx— very warm. temperatures slightly xoxxng o pxx ox— very warm. temperatures slightly taking a bit of a— very warm. temperatures slightly taking a bit of a tumble as we xeex— taking a bit of a tumble as we xeex xn— taking a bit of a tumble as we xeex xn on— taking a bit of a tumble as we feed in an easterly breeze xnropgnopx— feed in an easterly breeze throughout the— feed in an easterly breeze throughout the middle part of the throughout the middle part of xne veex. — throughout the middle part of the week. and— throughout the middle part of the week. and so— throughout the middle part of the week. and so slightly cooler but the week. and so slightly cooler pox-very— the week. and so slightly cooler pxx-very — the week. and so slightly cooler but-very warm mid- the week. and so slightly cooler but very warm mid to high but still very warm mid to high oos— but still very warm mid to high zos .— but still very warm mid to high zos . pnr-oy— but still very warm mid to high zos . xnroy xne— but still very warm mid to high 20s . enjoy the rest of your day. 20s. enjoy the rest of your day. bye— 20s. enjoy the rest of your day. bye--_