it's 3 pm. it's patrick chasm— it's 3 pm. it's patrick christys is— it's 3 pm. it's patrick christys is gb news and today is an explosive— christys is gb news and today is an explosive show. _ christys is gb news and today is an explosive show. let me tell you— an explosive show. let me tell you that— an explosive show. let me tell you that much,— an explosive show. let me tell you that much, because it's boris— you that much, because it's boris johnson— you that much, because it's boris johnson and rishi sunak. and— boris johnson and rishi sunak. and yes,— boris johnson and rishi sunak. and yes, that-s— boris johnson and rishi sunak. and yes, that's right . it's war and yes, that's right. it's war aoouatou— and yes, that's right. it's war accusations and— and yes, that's right. it's war accusations and allegations flying— accusations and allegations ttytag tact— accusations and allegations flying back and— accusations and allegations flying back and forth non—stop. but flying back and forth non—stop. tut tto— flying back and forth non—stop. but the latest— flying back and forth non—stop. but the latest line— flying back and forth non—stop. but the latest line is— flying back and forth non—stop. but the latest line is this- but the latest line is this bofis but the latest line is this boris johnson might might be banned from parliament for the rest of his life . i'll be having rest of his life. i'll be having a very, very close look at all of this. in other news as well, rishi sunak basically been caught out lying. do you remember that big stopping the boats that he boats is working thing that he did last week? and we said actually rishi, it's the weather. out it weather. well, it turns out it was weather because was the weather because yesterday had a record number yesterday we had a record number of people making that journey across farage of people making that journey acros me farage of people making that journey acros me on farage of people making that journey acros me on that farage of people making that journey acros me on that his farage of people making that journey acros me on that his viewsge joins me on that for his views on those two stories. by on both of those two stories. by the way, other news, we're the way, in other news, we're also going to be talking a lot about this with lee anderson,

who is in the home affairs select committee. finally, select committee. well, finally, finally have got finally, lee, people have got their together and said their heads together and said albanians don't need to claim asylum because albania is a safe country . it's only taken us country. it's only taken us a couple of years. but finally we are there and just to round us off, i told you this was going to be a great hour, didn't i? we've got nicola sturgeon as well. what to do with a problem like nicola. okay. yousaf like nicola. okay. humza yousaf has not going to has said he is not going to suspend but can imagine? suspend it, but can you imagine? can you imagine if the old westminster spent westminster press had spent as much focusing what was much time focusing on what was going allegedly in scotland going on allegedly in scotland and time on johnson and less time on boris johnson and less time on boris johnson and well, the world and some cake? well, the world won't very different place. won't be a very different place. patrick christys on . gb news. gb patrick christys on. gb news. gb views and gb news .com. get those emails coming in thick and fast, but now it's your headunes. fast, but now it's your headlines . hello good afternoon headlines. hello good afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's 3:01. i'm tamsin roberts—

from the gb newsroom. it's 3:01. i'm tamsin roberts with- cffa it's 3:01. i'm tamsin roberts with the tatoot— i'm tamsin roberts with the latest. boris— i'm tamsin roberts with the latest. boris johnson has aoouot— latest. boris johnson has accused rishi— latest. boris johnson has accused rishi sunak of talking tutttot— accused rishi sunak of talking rubbish after— accused rishi sunak of talking rubbish after the— accused rishi sunak of talking rubbish after the prime minister oat— rubbish after the prime minister oatt uto— rubbish after the prime minister said his predecessor asked him to oottuot— said his predecessor asked him to overrule the— said his predecessor asked him to overrule the house of lords appotatmouto— to overrule the house of lords appointments commission in appaovtag— appointments commission in appaovtag toy— appointments commission in approving key allies on his resignation.— approving key allies on his resignation. honours list. the format— resignation. honours list. the former prime— resignation. honours list. the former prime minister is blaming downing— former prime minister is blaming uouttag sttoot— former prime minister is blaming downing street for— former prime minister is blaming downing street for conservative tuto— downing street for conservative tots failing— downing street for conservative tots tatttua to— downing street for conservative mps failing to appear on the list mps failing to appear on the ttot toottto— mps failing to appear on the list despite being nominated. tattoo— list despite being nominated. nadine dorries_ list despite being nominated. nadine dorries alok sharma and matt— nadine dorries alok sharma and utgot adamo— nadine dorries alok sharma and nigel adams are— nadine dorries alok sharma and nigel adams are among the mps whoso— nigel adams are among the mps whose names were— nigel adams are among the mps whose names were absent. rishi suuat— whose names were absent. rishi suuat says— whose names were absent. rishi suuat says tt— whose names were absent. rishi sunak says it wasn't right and that— sunak says it wasn't right and that to— sunak says it wasn't right and that he didn't— sunak says it wasn't right and that he didn't feel comfortable mattua— that he didn't feel comfortable making promises— that he didn't feel comfortable making promises to people. boris johnson— making promises to people. boris johnson astot— making promises to people. boris johnson asked me— making promises to people. boris johnson asked me to do something that .— johnson asked me to do something that . was-t— johnson asked me to do something that i wasn't prepared to do toauso— that i wasn't prepared to do toauso .— that i wasn't prepared to do because i didn't— that i wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it was tatt— because i didn't think it was ttatt . — because i didn't think it was ttgtt . that— because i didn't think it was right . that was— because i didn't think it was right . ti; because i didn't think it was right . right. that was either overrule the whole committee or to make promises to 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. meanwhile, downing street has defended the investigation into whether boris johnson misled parliament over lockdown

parties. it's misled parliament over lockdown parties . it's after misled parliament over lockdown parties. it's after boris johnson— it's after boris johnson attacked the privileges commutes,— johnson attacked the privileges committee, describing it as a kangaroo— committee, describing it as a kangaroo court— committee, describing it as a kangaroo court before announcing his kangaroo court before announcing tats tostauattou— kangaroo court before announcing his resignation as— kangaroo court before announcing his resignation as an mp. the tuautty— his resignation as an mp. the taoutty ts— his resignation as an mp. the inquiry is thought to have ruled the toaster— inquiry is thought to have ruled the former prime— inquiry is thought to have ruled the former prime minister lied to parliament— the former prime minister lied to parliament when he said covid autos— to parliament when he said covid rules were followed.— to parliament when he said covid rules were followed. the final totott— rules were followed. the final tooott tutt— rules were followed. the final tooott uttt to— rules were followed. the final report will be published later. ttstt— report will be published later. ttstt sunak— report will be published later. rishi sunak spokesperson ooptossot— rishi sunak spokesperson expressed confidence in the oommtttoo— expressed confidence in the committee, saying it's doing oxaotty— committee, saying it's doing ooaotty what— committee, saying it's doing exactly what it's— committee, saying it's doing exactly what it's been asked to do exactly what it's been asked to to .— exactly what it's been asked to to . moto— exactly what it's been asked to to . more than— exactly what it's been asked to do . more than 600 people crossed do. more than 600 people crossed the tuattst— do. more than 600 people crossed the english channel— do. more than 600 people crossed the english channel in small boats— the english channel in small boats yesterday,— the english channel in small boats yesterday, the highest numero— boats yesterday, the highest number on a— boats yesterday, the highest number on a single day so far tats— number on a single day so far ttts yoat— number on a single day so far ttts you t— number on a single day so far this year. it means the yearly totat— this year. it means the yearly total number— this year. it means the yearly total number of— this year. it means the yearly total number of people making the otosstua— total number of people making the crossing has— total number of people making the crossing has reached more than— the crossing has reached more that stoo— the crossing has reached more that ssoo at— the crossing has reached more than 8500 at this— the crossing has reached more than 8500 at this point. last year— than 8500 at this point. last yoat .— than 8500 at this point. last yoat , tho— than 8500 at this point. last year , the total— than 8500 at this point. last year , the total had . just passed year, the total had. just passed tooou. — year, the total had. just passed 10,004. former— year, the total had. just passed 10,004. former italian prime mtutstot— 10,004. former italian prime minister silvio— 10,004. former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has ttot— minister silvio berlusconi has ttot tu— minister silvio berlusconi has died in milan— minister silvio berlusconi has died in milan ,_ minister silvio berlusconi has died in milan , the billionaire died in milan, the billionaire businessman,— died in milan, the billionaire businessman, creator of italy's tataost— businessman, creator of italy's tatgost motta— businessman, creator of italy's largest media company. before outstat— largest media company. before entering politics,— largest media company. before entering politics, where he left tottut— entering politics, where he left tottut a— entering politics, where he left behind a career— entering politics, where he left behind a career marred with sex

soautats— behind a career marred with sex soautats aut— behind a career marred with sex scandals and corruption allegations— scandals and corruption allegations ,_ scandals and corruption allegations , the 86 year old had allegations, the 86 year old had toot— allegations, the 86 year old had been suffering— allegations, the 86 year old had been suffering from leukaemia and been suffering from leukaemia ant tat— been suffering from leukaemia and had recently— been suffering from leukaemia and had recently developed a tuna— and had recently developed a lung infection.— and had recently developed a lung infection. his body has now left lung infection. his body has now tott tto— lung infection. his body has now tott the san— lung infection. his body has now left the san raffaele hospital. tumtot— left the san raffaele hospital. tumtot a...— left the san raffaele hospital. number ten, says berlusconi made a tuto— number ten, says berlusconi made atugo tmtaot— number ten, says berlusconi made a tugs tmtaot ot— number ten, says berlusconi made a huge impact on italian tottttos— a huge impact on italian politics over— a huge impact on italian politics over several decades att— politics over several decades at out— politics over several decades and our thoughts are with the ttattat— and our thoughts are with the ttattat tootto— and our thoughts are with the italian people and his family. it's italian people and his family. tt-s totottot— italian people and his family. it's reporter scotland's first tttttstot— it's reporter scotland's first minister will— it's reporter scotland's first minister will not suspend nicola sturgeon— minister will not suspend nicola sturgeon ttom — minister will not suspend nicola sturgeon from the— minister will not suspend nicola sturgeon from the snp following her sturgeon from the snp following tot atost— sturgeon from the snp following her arrest. humza— sturgeon from the snp following her arrest. humza yousaf has come under increasing pressure to suspend— come under increasing pressure to suspend tto— come under increasing pressure to suspend the former first ttttstot— to suspend the former first minister after— to suspend the former first minister after she was questioned— minister after she was questioned by police investigating the party's tttatoos— investigating the party's finances. she- investigating the party's finances. she was released utttout— finances. she was released without charge _ finances. she was released without charge and insists she is without charge and insists she ts tttooott— without charge and insists she is innocent of— without charge and insists she is innocent of any— without charge and insists she is innocent of any wrongdoing . is innocent of any wrongdoing. gb is innocent of any wrongdoing. ot tows— is innocent of any wrongdoing. gb news political reporter oattottto— gb news political reporter catherine forster has more . catherine forster has more. ttoota— catherine forster has more. nicola sturgeon's_ catherine forster has more. nicola sturgeon's arrest- nicola sturgeon's arrest yesterday day is part of a two year police investigation . the year police investigation. the operation branch form into a missing £600,000 of donations was given to fund a scottish

independence referendum . that independence referendum. that has never happened . a now her has never happened. a now her husband, former chief executive peter murrell, was arrested in april at their home. then the treasurer, colin beattie also arrested and now former first minister nicola sturgeon all questioned by police , all questioned by police, all released without charge . three released without charge. three british people who— released without charge. three british people who were- : they; three british people who were on a diving— british people who were on a diving toat— british people who were on a diving boat that— british people who were on a diving boat that caught fire in the root— diving boat that caught fire in the tot soa— diving boat that caught fire in the red sea off— diving boat that caught fire in the red sea off egypt have died . tto— the red sea off egypt have died . tto tttts— the red sea off egypt have died . the brits were— the red sea off egypt have died . the brits were originally tootatot— . the brits were originally declared missing when their souta— declared missing when their souta ttvttg— declared missing when their scuba diving boat went up in flames— scuba diving boat went up in ttattos ott— scuba diving boat went up in flames off the— scuba diving boat went up in flames off the resort town of ttatsa— flames off the resort town of ttatsa atatt — flames off the resort town of marsa alam yesterday. but it's now confirmed— marsa alam yesterday. but it's now confirmed all three died in the moment— now confirmed all three died in the incident .— now confirmed all three died in the incident . it's— now confirmed all three died in the incident . it's understood the incident. it's understood the— the incident. it's understood the to— the incident. it's understood the to was— the incident. it's understood the fire was caused by an otootttoat— the fire was caused by an electrical problem in the boat's engine— electrical problem in the boat's otgtto room— electrical problem in the boat's otgtto .— electrical problem in the boat's engine room . an— electrical problem in the boat's engine room . an 11 year old engine room. an 11 year old tttttst— engine room. an 11 year old tttttst att— engine room. an 11 year old british girl has— engine room. an 11 year old british girl has been shot dead in british girl has been shot dead tt ttatoo— british girl has been shot dead in france and— british girl has been shot dead in france and her— british girl has been shot dead in france and her father sottousty— in france and her father seriously injured . a neighbour seriously injured. a neighbour is seriously injured. a neighbour ts sata— seriously injured. a neighbour ts satt to— seriously injured. a neighbour is said to have— seriously injured. a neighbour is said to have shot at soledar ttotttot— is said to have shot at soledar thornton and— is said to have shot at soledar thornton and her— is said to have shot at soledar thornton and her family outside ttott— thornton and her family outside ttott touso— thornton and her family outside their house in— thornton and her family outside their house in brittany. the

tout— their house in brittany. the tout- mayor— their house in brittany. the town's mayor says the neighbours tate— town's mayor says the neighbours tavo tat— town's mayor says the neighbours have had hostile— town's mayor says the neighbours have had hostile exchanges in the tast— have had hostile exchanges in the past att— have had hostile exchanges in the past and the— have had hostile exchanges in the past and the mother was also tttutot— the past and the mother was also tttutot tt— the past and the mother was also tttutot tt tto— the past and the mother was also injured in the attack. and her otatt— injured in the attack. and her otgtt yoat— injured in the attack. and her otgtt yoat ott— injured in the attack. and her eight year old daughter celeste managea— eight year old daughter celeste managed to— eight year old daughter celeste managed to escape to get help . a managed to escape to get help. a 71 managed to escape to get help. a at year— managed to escape to get help. a at yoat ott— 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 attested.— 71 year old dutch man has been attostot. tto— 71 year old dutch man has been arrested. the foreign office says— arrested. the foreign office says tt-s— arrested. the foreign office says it's supporting the family . a mat— says it's supporting the family . a tas— says it's supporting the family . a man has appeared in court otataot— . a man has appeared in court otataot tutt— . a man has appeared in court charged with the— . a man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a 21 year— charged with the murder of a 21 yoat ott— charged with the murder of a 21 year old woman— charged with the murder of a 21 year old woman in— charged with the murder of a 21 year old woman in northern ttotatt. — year old woman in northern ireland. chloe— year old woman in northern ireland. chloe mitchell was last tt tto— ireland. chloe mitchell was last seen in the early— ireland. chloe mitchell was last seen in the early hours of june to— seen in the early hours of june the ott- — seen in the early hours of june the ott- a— seen in the early hours of june the 3rd. a murder— seen in the early hours of june the 3rd. a murder inquiry was tautotot— the 3rd. a murder inquiry was launched after— the 3rd. a murder inquiry was launched after suspected human remains were found in ballymena yostottay. — remains were found in ballymena yostottay. zo— remains were found in ballymena yesterday to year— remains were found in ballymena yesterday. 26 year old brandon john— yesterday. 26 year old brandon john tattoy— yesterday. 26 year old brandon john tattoy ts— yesterday. 26 year old brandon john rainey is accused of murder . a to— john rainey is accused of murder . a so yea— john rainey is accused of murder . a so yea ott— john rainey is accused of murder . a 34 year old man— john rainey is accused of murder . a 34 year old man has also toot— . a 34 year old man has also toot otataot— . a 34 year old man has also been charged with assisting ottottots— been charged with assisting offenders and— been charged with assisting offenders and is due in court. king— offenders and is due in court. tttg otattos— offenders and is due in court. king charles chucked into ttotottta— king charles chucked into pickering on— king charles chucked into pickering on the flying scotsman ootottatttg— pickering on the flying scotsman celebrating the _ pickering on the flying scotsman celebrating the 100 year old otatto— celebrating the 100 year old otgtto ot— celebrating the 100 year old engine on the— celebrating the 100 year old engine on the king road, the taous— engine on the king road, the famous steam— engine on the king road, the famous steam train through the ooutttystto— famous steam train through the ooutttystto ot— famous steam train through the countryside on the north tottsttto— countryside on the north yorkshire moors railway. ootottato— yorkshire moors railway.

celebrate its— yorkshire moors railway. celebrate its 50th anniversary. wtot— celebrate its 50th anniversary. wtot ttoy— celebrate its 50th anniversary. when they pulled into the market tout,— when they pulled into the market tout, tto— when they pulled into the market tout, the otou— when they pulled into the market town, the crew and— when they pulled into the market town, the crew and driver gave the king— town, the crew and driver gave the king to— town, the crew and driver gave the king the royal— town, the crew and driver gave the king the royal treatment , the king the royal treatment, ttvtttta— the king the royal treatment, ttvttttg ttm— the king the royal treatment, inviting him to— the king the royal treatment, inviting him to stand in the toot— inviting him to stand in the toot ttaoo— inviting him to stand in the foot place and— inviting him to stand in the foot place and see how the train worst— foot place and see how the train uotst aoas— foot place and see how the train works. acas charles was greeted by works. acas charles was greeted ty tutttots— works. acas charles was greeted ty tutttots ot— works. acas charles was greeted by hundreds of well—wishers on the ttattottt— by hundreds of well—wishers on the platform at— by hundreds of well—wishers on the platform at its— by hundreds of well—wishers on the platform at its final destination _ the platform at its final destination .— the platform at its final destination . this is gb news destination. this is gb news more from me— destination. this is gb news more from me shortly. now, ttouat— more from me shortly. now, ttougt, tt-s— more from me shortly. now, though, it's over— more from me shortly. now, though, it's over to . though, it's over to. patrick tottostvo. — though, it's over to. patrick explosive. so— though, it's over to. patrick explosive. : a�*t: c explosive. so today and it starts with war breaking out between boris johnson and rishi sunak, the former prime minister and the current prime minister going at it. johnson has accused sunak of talking rubbish over claims that he asked him to overrule the house of lords appointments commission. and it comes after the current prime minister that johnson had comes after the current prime ministhim that johnson had comes after the current prime ministhim to that johnson had comes after the current prime ministhim to takejohnson had comes after the current prime ministhim to take action.| had comes after the current prime ministhim to take action. that asked him to take action. that wasn't right. sunak says wasn't right. so sunak says johnson wanted him to do something he wasn't prepared to

do. after eight of the former prime minister's nominations for peerages rejected , one of peerages were rejected, one of johnson's allies says sunak secretly blocked honours for the former culture secretary, nadine dorries and others. johnson announced on friday that he was quitting as mp , leaving sunak quitting as mp, leaving sunak facing an awkward by—election in his uxbridge and south ruislip constituency. but since then there has been a big war of words and conspiracy theories abound. words and conspiracy theories abound . people, conspiracy abound. people, conspiracy theories abound. okay nadine dorries has stood aside. so bofis dorries has stood aside. so boris can have her seat. all of this to go over, but i'm joined now by gb news political editor darren mccaffrey. and this has led a load of questions such as is boris johnson going to just leave the conservative party outright? could he stand for election for another party? and is rishi sunak doing the right thing by supposedly anyway going to war with boris johnson? darren yeah, really fascinating. att— darren yeah, really fascinating. and you— darren yeah, really fascinating. att you say— darren yeah, really fascinating. and you say that— darren yeah, really fascinating. and you say that we— t yeah, really fascinating. and you say that we have got the outtott— and you say that we have got the current leader— and you say that we have got the current leader of— and you say that we have got the current leader of the conservative - current leader of the conservative party and the

toaster— conservative party and the former former— conservative party and the former former one in a war of words— former former one in a war of uotts as— former former one in a war of uotts as at— former former one in a war of words as at this— former former one in a war of words as at this afternoon. now ttoto— words as at this afternoon. now ttoto ato— words as at this afternoon. now there are kind— words as at this afternoon. now there are kind of— words as at this afternoon. now there are kind of two actual at— there are kind of two actual at ttay— there are kind of two actual issues at play here. patrick if you— issues at play here. patrick if you to — issues at play here. patrick if you like. first— issues at play here. patrick if you like. first of— issues at play here. patrick if you like. first of all, it is atout— you like. first of all, it is atout tts— you like. first of all, it is about his honours list. if you atto— about his honours list. if you ttto tto— about his honours list. if you like the people— about his honours list. if you like the people that he wanted otttot— like the people that he wanted otttot to — like the people that he wanted either to receive _ like the people that he wanted either to receive knighthoods or ott— either to receive knighthoods or ott .— either to receive knighthoods or ott . atso— either to receive knighthoods or obe . also people— either to receive knighthoods or obe . also people who may well obe. also people who may well to— obe. also people who may well to tho— obe. also people who may well move to the house— obe. also people who may well move to the house of lords. now, otoatty— move to the house of lords. now, otoatty to— move to the house of lords. now, clearly he didn't— move to the house of lords. now, clearly he didn't get— move to the house of lords. now, clearly he didn't get all the tootto— clearly he didn't get all the tootto to— clearly he didn't get all the people he wanted in into that upper— people he wanted in into that uttot touso— people he wanted in into that upper house, the one behind me, the one— upper house, the one behind me, the tutt— upper house, the one behind me, the one with the— upper house, the one behind me, the one with the red leather otatts— the one with the red leather otatts .— the one with the red leather otatts , ts— the one with the red leather chairs , is and— the one with the red leather chairs , is and in— the one with the red leather chairs , is and in doing so , he chairs, is and in doing so, he to— chairs, is and in doing so, he to tave— chairs, is and in doing so, he seems to have taken his anger out— seems to have taken his anger out at— seems to have taken his anger out at to— seems to have taken his anger out at the prime— seems to have taken his anger out at the prime minister. now, ttstt— out at the prime minister. now, ttstt sunak— out at the prime minister. now, rishi sunak today— out at the prime minister. now, rishi sunak today saying, hold on a second that's not my on a second here. that's not my tot.— on a second here. that's not my tot. aty— on a second here. that's not my tot. tay tot— on a second here. that's not my tot. tay tot ts— on a second here. that's not my tot. tay tot ts to— on a second here. that's not my job. my job is to allow this ttoooss— job. my job is to allow this ttoooss to— job. my job is to allow this ttoooss to go— job. my job is to allow this process to go through without ttoootott. — process to go through without ttoootott. tt— process to go through without precedent. it is— process to go through without precedent. it is not up to the outtott— precedent. it is not up to the current prime— precedent. it is not up to the current prime minister to tttottoto— current prime minister to interfere -this. current prime minister to interfere -this .i current prime minister to. interfere -this . he interfere in all of this. he ttstt— interfere in all of this. he rishi sunak— interfere in all of this. he rishi sunak suggested that the tutor— rishi sunak suggested that the former prime— rishi sunak suggested that the former prime minister, boris tottsot— former prime minister, boris johnson, asked— former prime minister, boris johnson, asked effectively johnson, asked him effectively to tttottoto— johnson, asked him effectively to interfere ,_ johnson, asked him effectively to interfere , though this to interfere, though this afternoon. _ to interfere, though this afternoon. boris johnson says that— afternoon. boris johnson says that-ts— afternoon. boris johnson says ttat-ts att— afternoon. boris johnson says that is all rubbish. he has that that is all rubbish. he has spoken— that that is all rubbish. he has spoken to— that that is all rubbish. he has spoken to to— that that is all rubbish. he has spoken to the times newspaper in uttot—ttstt - spoken to the times newspaper in which—rishi sunak. which he said that rishi sunak is which he said that rishi sunak ts-tutttst— which he said that rishi sunak is-rubbishlhonour. is talking rubbish to honour ttoso—uas- is talking rubbish to honour these—was not. these peerages. it was not necessary overrule the necessary to overrule the ossotttatty— necessary to overrule the essentially house of lords

oommtttoo— essentially house of lords committee ,_ essentially house of lords committee , but simply to ask committee, but simply to ask them— committee, but simply to ask tent to— committee, but simply to ask them to renew— committee, but simply to ask them to renew their vetting, uttot— them to renew their vetting, uttot was— them to renew their vetting, uttot a— them to renew their vetting, which was a mere formality . which was a mere formality. aaotty— which was a mere formality. aaotty so— which was a mere formality. taotty so you— which was a mere formality. motty so you as— which was a mere formality. motty so you as i say, you've got— motty so you as i say, you've got ttstt — motty so you as i say, you've got rishi sunak— motty so you as i say, you've got rishi sunak saying, hold on a stout— got rishi sunak saying, hold on a second here.— got rishi sunak saying, hold on a second here. i— got rishi sunak saying, hold on a second here. i wasn't prepared tolutat— a second here. i wasn't prepared tolutat tots— a second here. i wasn't prepared to what boris johnson wanted to do what boris johnson wanted me to do what boris johnson wanted too-t— to do what boris johnson wanted too-t astt— to do what boris johnson wanted me i wasn't prepared to me to do. i wasn't prepared to mate— me to do. iwasn't prepared to mate-to— me to do. i wasn't prepared to mate-to tootto- me to do. i wasn't prepared to make to people that i make promises to people that i was-t— make promises to people that i wasnt going— make promises to people that i wasnt going to— make promises to people that i wasn't going to keep. if you wasn't going to keep. and if you tttt-t— wasn't going to keep. and if you tttt-t-tougt. — wasn't going to keep. and if you didn't tough. that's didn't like it, tough. that's wtat— didn't like it, tough. that's wtatlsatt.— didn't like it, tough. that's what said. tough. and then what he said. tough. and then ttts— what he said. tough. and then this afternoon,— what he said. tough. and then this afternoon, boris johnson otatmtta— this afternoon, boris johnson claiming talking rubbish . claiming he's talking rubbish. ttot— claiming he's talking rubbish. then—second- claiming he's talking rubbish.i then—second track. then there is this second track. if then there is this second track. .f-paaa, — then there is this second track. if - patrick, of - then there is this second track. if-patrick, of a - then there is this second track. if patrick, of a story if you like, patrick, of a story wttot— if you like, patrick, of a story wttot ts— if you like, patrick, of a story which is around— if you like, patrick, of a story which is around the privileges oommtttoo— which is around the privileges committee investigation into tots— committee investigation into boris johnson,— committee investigation into boris johnson, whether he misled tatttamott— boris johnson, whether he misled parliament and— boris johnson, whether he misled parliament and clearly because he parliament and clearly because to toottot— parliament and clearly because he decided chuck— parliament and clearly because he decided chuck in the towel, tots— he decided chuck in the towel, boris johnson— he decided chuck in the towel, boris johnson has— he decided chuck in the towel, boris johnson has concluded that oomtttttoo— boris johnson has concluded that oomtttttoo ts— boris johnson has concluded that committee is going to conclude ttat— committee is going to conclude ttat to— committee is going to conclude ttat to ott— committee is going to conclude that he did lie— committee is going to conclude that he did lie to— committee is going to conclude that he did lie to parliament. he that he did lie to parliament. to out— that he did lie to parliament. he could face— that he did lie to parliament. he could face anywhere between 10 he could face anywhere between to to— he could face anywhere between to to zo— he could face anywhere between to to to days— he could face anywhere between 10 to 20 days suspension , which 10 to 20 days suspension, which ooutt— 10 to 20 days suspension, which ooutt-to— 10 to 20 days suspension, which ooutt-to a— 10 to 20 days suspension, which could to a by—election if could lead to a by—election if he could lead to a by—election if to was— could lead to a by—election if to waslstay. — could lead to a by—election if he was-stay. we're- could lead to a by—election if he was stay. we're expecting he was to stay. we're expecting ttat— he was to stay. we're expecting that committee _ he was to stay. we're expecting that committee to— he was to stay. we're expecting that committee to meet this attottoot — that committee to meet this afternoon to _ that committee to meet this afternoon to sign off the formal totott— afternoon to sign off the formal totott wttt— afternoon to sign off the formal report will probably get sight of report will probably get sight ot tt— report will probably get sight of it tomorrow,— report will probably get sight of it tomorrow, but it is quite ttototttto— of it tomorrow, but it is quite incredible that— of it tomorrow, but it is quite incredible that a— of it tomorrow, but it is quite incredible that a former leader , tots— incredible that a former leader , boris johnson,— incredible that a former leader , boris johnson, is— incredible that a former leader , boris johnson, is dominating the headlines— , boris johnson, is dominating the headlines yet— , boris johnson, is dominating the headlines yet again ,

the headlines yet again, dominating— the headlines yet again, dominating the conservative party— dominating the conservative tatty .— dominating the conservative tatty . att— dominating the conservative party . and let's— dominating the conservative party . and let's be frank about party. and let's be frank about ttts— party. and let's be frank about ttts agat— party. and let's be frank about ttts agatt .— party. and let's be frank about this again , slightly tearing it this again, slightly tearing it atatt— this again, slightly tearing it atatt .— this again, slightly tearing it atatt . tataao— this again, slightly tearing it apart . farage darren mccaffrey apart. farage darren mccaffrey ttoto— apart. farage darren mccaffrey ttoto ot— apart. farage darren mccaffrey there gb news— apart. farage darren mccaffrey there gb news political editor. i'm there gb news political editor. t-tt astttt— there gb news political editor. t-tt asking you— there gb news political editor. t-tt asking you a— there gb news political editor. i'm asking you a whole- there gb news political editor. i'm asking you a whole host of questions today. everybody at home or if you're watching on your online or listening on your radio, etcetera. gb views at gb news .com . overall, are you team news .com. overall, are you team rishi or team boris? it does appear that the former prime minister and the current prime minister and the current prime minister very much are at war. a war of words at the very, very least. but do you think that bods least. but do you think that boris johnson should just throw the towel in with the conservative party completely? should he go and join a different i'm different party later on? i'm going talking to nigel going to be talking to nigel farage, has got farage, who of course, has got some there with reform some links there with the reform party. going be party. so i'm going to be talking about whether or not he thinks johnson should thinks boris johnson should go and join party. but i'm and join that party. but i'm joined by rebecca jane, who joined now by rebecca jane, who is the leader of ukip, is the deputy leader of ukip, and rebecca, thank you very, very much for this . and would very much for this. and would you have. boris johnson in ukip personally , i only speak for

personally, i only speak for myself. idon't personally, i only speak for myself. i don't speak for our toatt— myself. i don't speak for our toatt att— myself. i don't speak for our toatt att .— myself. i don't speak for our board and i don't— i don't speak for our board and i don't speak for our toatot— board and i don't speak for our toatot tut— board and i don't speak for our leader, but for— board and i don't speak for our leader, but for myself, absolutely— leader, but for myself, absolutely not. to rwy leader, but for myself, absolutely not. \t:::t rwy leader, but for myself,— absolutely not. no. why on earth people seem to think that boris is a saviour when he's the person that got us in this complete, not a farce to begin with. i'll never understand. okay go on. just elaborate on ttat— okay go on. just elaborate on ttat ttot. — okay go on. just elaborate on ttat ttot. so— okay go on. just elaborate on that then. so so— cit/£6; git cit" just elaborate on that then. so so there is cine/q gtt cit" just elaborate on that then. so so there is a cine/q gt: cit" just elaborate on that then. so so there is a lot of that then. so so there is a lot ot symtatty— that then. so so there is a lot ot symtatty out— that then. so so there is a lot of sympathy out there for boris tottsot— of sympathy out there for boris tottsotltto— of sympathy out there for boris johnson the moment lot johnson at the moment with a lot of johnson at the moment with a lot ot-saytta— johnson at the moment with a lot ot-saytta-ttoy- johnson at the moment with a lot of saying they think of people saying that they think he of people saying that they think h63—bi— of people saying that they think to—ty a— of people saying that they think he_by a kangaroo. he was ousted by a kangaroo ooutt. — he was ousted by a kangaroo ooutt. att— he was ousted by a kangaroo out and tt— he was ousted by a kangaroo court. and in fact, some people sayttt— court. and in fact, some people sayttg ttat-s— court. and in fact, some people saying that's actually quite ottotswo— offensive to kangaroos. but you appear— offensive to kangaroos. but you attoatlttttt— offensive to kangaroos. but you appear think maybe he appear to think that maybe he deserves— appear to think that maybe he tosowos—gotsl appear to think that maybe he tosowos—gots i appear to think that maybe hei deserves—gets. i deserves everything he gets. i do deserves everything he gets. i to-tosowos— deserves everything he gets. ii do-deserves everything do think he deserves everything he gets. know, the he gets. you know, the conservative a mess. conservative party is a mess. rishi a snake. boris is a rishi is a snake. boris is a bumbling idiot like it is what it the person who got it is. he's the person who got us this state that the us into this state that the country is currently and country is currently in. and rishi his side. so him rishi was by his side. so him pretending like he's saviour pretending like he's the saviour is ridiculous boris the is ridiculous too. boris was the person signed to net person who signed us up to net zero. goodness sakes. he let zero. for goodness sakes. he let us down on immigration and he absolutely bumbling . boris absolutely bumbling. boris created the worst brexit actually possible . all so no, actually possible. all so no, i

don't think that boris in the slightest is anybody that should be championing how good he is for this country when he completely and utterly destroyed it with rishi by his side . it with rishi by his side. bods it with rishi by his side. boris definitely doesn't get a lot boris definitely doesn't get a tot ot— boris definitely doesn't get a tot ot ttaot— boris definitely doesn't get a lot of flack for— boris definitely doesn't get a lot of flack for doing a lot of wow— lot of flack for doing a lot of very unconservative things. i moat-tta— very unconservative things. i moat-ttg tot- very unconservative things. i mean, big net zero agenda is mean, the big net zero agenda is one.— mean, the big net zero agenda is one. think,— mean, the big net zero agenda is one. ttttt: you— mean, the big net zero agenda is one i think, you know, one that i think, you know, toatty— one that i think, you know, toatty tt— one that i think, you know, really if people— one that i think, you know, really if people had a much really if people had had a much oosott— really if people had had a much otosot-at— really if people had had a much closer-at-think- closer look at that, i think ttoy— closer look at that, i think ttoy woutt— closer look at that, i think they would have said that it's not wow.— they would have said that it's not very. tots— they would have said that it's not very. boris the flip side to it not very. boris the flip side to t ttouat. — not very. boris the flip side to it though. rebecca and this is somewhat— it though. rebecca and this is something artists it though. rebecca and this is. something—artists all something that simon artists all aoutt— something that simon artists all atoutt-wttt— something that simon artists all around -will.doingl something that simon artists all arourbest will doing something that simon artists all arourbest to will doing something that simon artists all arourbest to try will doing something that simon artists all arourbest to try to /ill doing something that simon artists all arourbest to try to figure doing something that simon artists all arourbest to try to figure out,g their best to try to figure out, wttot— their best to try to figure out, wttot ts— their best to try to figure out, which is that— their best to try to figure out, which is that boris johnson can, aotuatty:— which is that boris johnson can, aotuattyla— which is that boris johnson can, can actually, a weird way, be can actually, in a weird way, be way— can actually, in a weird way, be wow—atout- can actually, in a weird way, be wow—atout ttoi very honest with you about the two— very honest with you about the ttttltotsot— very honest with you about the kind-person he— very honest with you about the kind-person he is,- very honest with you about the kind person he is, you know, kind of person he is, you know, tas— kind of person he is, you know, tas-ttowous- has had some previous indiscretions- has had some previous indiscretions shall we say. ttotatty— indiscretions shall we say. probably likes— indiscretions shall we say. probably likes odd glass of probably likes the odd glass of red probably likes the odd glass of tot wtto— probably likes the odd glass of tot tas— probably likes the odd glass of red wine, has maybe times red wine, has maybe at times toot— red wine, has maybe at timesi toot—wttt been slightly economical with the been slightly economical with tto-owotyoto- been slightly economical with the everyone goes, the truth. but everyone goes, vou— the truth. but everyone goes, you—i— the truth. but everyone goes, you—t watt- the truth. but everyone goes, you—i want somei the truth. but everyone goes,- you_| want some more you know what i want some more of you know what i want some more ot-att— you know what i want some more ot-att ttoto-s- you know what i want some more of-and there's no- you know what i want some more of and there's no kind of this guy. and there's no kind of this guy. and there's no kind ot togtoat— of this guy. and there's no kind of logical reason— of this guy. and there's no kind of logical reason for it. but a lot of logical reason for it. but a totltootto— of logical reason for it. but a totltootto :— of logical reason for it. but a totltootto : a— of logical reason for it. but a lot-people , a lot- of logical reason for it. but a lot people , a lot of voters lot of people, a lot of voters to.— lot of people, a lot of voters do.-mentioned- lot of people, a lot of voters do. mentioned there that you do. you mentioned there that you ttouatt—ts- do. you mentioned there that you ttouttt—ts a- thought rishi sunak was is a staot— thought rishi sunak was is a sat wty— thought rishi sunak was is a sat wty to— thought rishi sunak was is a snake. why do you say that? of course he was— snake. why do you say that? of course he was judas. tt; course he was judas. he atsotutoty— course he was judas. he absolutely had a complete and utter plan to throw boris under

the bus and get rid of him. and he executed it well. he got what he executed it well. he got what he wanted. but no, absolutely. you boris , there was a you know, boris, there was a point there that you made, and i've just lost it to i've actually just lost it as to why wanted to pick it back up why i wanted to pick it back up with again. but no, he's. with you again. but no, he's. you think that is like, you think that he is like, totost— you think that he is like, honest and— you think that he is like, honest and all- you think that he is like, honest and all the rest of it. hot— honest and all the rest of it. has not. — honest and all the rest of it. has not. too— honest and all the rest of it. he's not. he's playing- he's not. he's playing a character. he's not this, you know, guy around the corner and the you'd meet the the guy that you'd meet on the street, not. he's playing street, he's not. he's playing you a game and he's well and you at a game and he's well and truly bought a lot of people into plan. you need look into this plan. you need to look past look state of past it. look at the state of the country. the proof is in the pudding. don't look at this. oh, i'm of you. and i've made i'm one of you. and i've made some. to be honest, rebecca, i tutty— some. to be honest, rebecca, i tutty tostoot— some. to be honest, rebecca, i fully respect your— to be honest, rebecca, i fully respect your view. of .— fully respect your view. of course i do.— fully respect your view. of course i do. but- fully respect your view. of course i do. but i also look course i do. but i do also look at-tosutt— course i do. but i do also look at-tosutt ot— course i do. but i do also look at-result of the— course i do. but i do also look at result of the last at the result of the last gototat— at the result of the last general election that had, general election that we had, att— general election that we had, and-absolutely- general election that we had, and absolutely stonking. and it was absolutely stonking. att— and it was absolutely stonking. ant—ot— and it was absolutely stonking. att—ot tot- and it was absolutely stonking. and—of red wall. and i think a lot of red wall tots— and i think a lot of red wall totsltot— and i think a lot of red wall totsltot ot— and i think a lot of red wall mps, lot of people up north. mps, a lot of people up north. i ttow— mps, a lot of people up north. i ttow ttat-s— mps, a lot of people up north. i know that's your— mps, a lot of people up north. i know that's your your part of tto— know that's your your part of the watt:— know that's your your part of the world, so— know that's your your part of the world, so you— know that's your your part of the world, so you obviously ttsaatoo— the world, so you obviously disagree. but— the world, so you obviously disagree. but lot of people up disagree. but a lot of people up tottt— disagree. but a lot of people up tottt tint,— disagree. but a lot of people up north think, yeah,— disagree. but a lot of people up north think, yeah, would north think, yeah, i would oottttuo— north think, yeah, i would continue -for- north think, yeah, i would continue for boris continue to vote for boris agatt. — continue to vote for boris agatt. att— continue to vote for boris again. and wonder continue to vote for boris- again. and -wonder whether again. and i just wonder whether or again. and i just wonder whether

ot—to— again. and i just wonder whether ot—to sottttt- again. and i just wonder whether or_be setting out. or not he should be setting out on tts— or not he should be setting out on tts ow— or not he should be setting out on his own now,— or not he should be setting out on his own now, forging his own tatt— on his own now, forging his own tatt-toottttt— on his own now, forging his own path-decidingljoin- path and deciding to join atottot— path and deciding to join another political try another political party and try att— another political party and tryi ato—you-to and get some seats. but you're saytta— and get some seats. but you're sayttg ttat— and get some seats. but you're sayttg ttat you— and get some seats. but you're saying that you don't think that ttoto-s— saying that you don't think that ttoto-s-toott— saying that you don't think that there's-room.him - saying that you don't think that there's room him in there's any room for him in ttttt— there's any room for him in ttttt so:— there's any room for him in ukip, so, goodness gracious me. vou— ukip, so, goodness gracious me. tau—tw— ukip, so, goodness gracious me. you—tut tottttg- ukip, so, goodness gracious me. you—i'm telling you. you know what i'm telling you now, patrick, i've had it on a very good and reliable source that boris has taken very that boris has taken a very significant of money and significant amount of money and what use that significant amount of money and what for, use that significant amount of money and what for, in use that significant amount of money and what for, in my use that significant amount of money and what for, in my personalt money for, in my personal opinion, is he's potentially going to start his own party. opinion, is he's potentially gthinko start his own party. opinion, is he's potentially gthink he'sirt his own party. opinion, is he's potentially gthink he's going own party. opinion, is he's potentially gthink he's going ton party. opinion, is he's potentially gthink he's going to join rty. opinion, is he's potentially gthink he's going to join one i think he's going to join one of no i don't. i think that of us? no i don't. i think that reform will probably piggyback off the back it say, oh, off the back of it and say, oh, he do. no, he but, he may do. no, he won't. but, you know what? they can they can have him because he has created the brexit that we know the worst brexit that we know and we actually want to get brexit because we were the brexit done because we were the party started it party that actually started it and people voted and actually what people voted for we said along. for is what we said all along. do that there is do you think that there is somottttg— do you think that there is something though, rebecca, ttat-s— something though, rebecca, that's l little _ something though, rebecca, that's little about that's a little bit rum about tto— that's a little bit rum about the way— that's a little bit rum about the way ttat— that's a little bit rum about the way that we _ that's a little bit rum about the way that we can do politics in the way that we can do politicsi tt—somototy in this country where somebody oat—ttatotttyi in this country where somebody oat—matottty ati in this country where somebodyi can—majority at a can win a stonking majority at a aototat— can win a stonking majority at a general election— can win a stonking majority at a general election and then you ttow:— general election and then you ttow: a— general election and then you ttow: a-peoplet- general election and then you know, a .people, a - general election and then you know, a people, a few people know, a few people, a few people on a committee— know, a few people, a few people on a committee-and- know, a few people, a few people on a committee and basically on a committee can and basically say,— on a committee can and basically says-going— on a committee can and basically say-gotta to— on a committee can and basically say-gotta to oust- on a committee can and basically say, going to oust this say, we're going to oust this guy,— say, we're going to oust this guys—it-

say, we're going to oust this. guy—tt- ttat-s guy, and then that's it. that's wtat— guy, and then that's it. that's what-ttat-s- guy, and then that's it. that'si what-that's-kind what happens. that's the kind of wow— what happens. that's the kind of wottt ttat— what happens. that's the kind of world that that— what happens. that's the kind of world that that we— what happens. that's the kind of world that that we live in. i ttoto— world that that we live in. i mean, there does appear to now be mean, there does appear to now to ttts— mean, there does appear to now to ttts ts— mean, there does appear to now be this is this— mean, there does appear to now be this is this is— mean, there does appear to now be this is this is the new line ttat— be this is this is the new line ttat tot— be this is this is the new line ttat tot going— be this is this is the new line that i'm going to— be this is this is the new line that i'm going to talk shortly be this is this is the new line that i'mto3ing to talk shortly be this is this is the new line that i'mto christopher shortly be this is this is the new line that i'mto christopher hope,i be this is this is the new line that i'mto christopher hope, who anyway to christopher hope, who is, anyway to christopher hope, who tsooutsol— anyway to christopher hope, who is,.course,-the- is, of course, from the totsgtatt— is, of course, from the totogtatt. .- is, of course, from the telegraph. i mean, got telegraph. i mean, he's got his finger— telegraph. i mean, he's got his fitter-tto— telegraph. i mean, he's got his finger-the pulse- telegraph. i mean, he's got his finger the pulse when it finger bang on the pulse when it motes-stutt— finger bang on the pulse when it comes-stuff. but- finger bang on the pulse when it comes stuff. but there comes to this stuff. but there is comes to this stuff. but there ts sottous— comes to this stuff. but there is serious-about- comes to this stuff. but there is serious about because is serious talk about because tots— is serious talk about because boris johnson— is serious talk about because boris johnson saying he boris johnson is saying that he toost-t— boris johnson is saying that he toost-t-tto— boris johnson is saying that he doesn't-the-of. doesn't respect the result of ttts— doesn't respect the result of this kangaroo— doesn't respect the result of this kangaroo cause he's calling it this kangaroo cause he's calling t that — this kangaroo cause he's calling t that ttat— this kangaroo cause he's calling it that. that could— this kangaroo cause he's calling it that. that could lead to him ossotttatty— it that. that could lead to him essentially contempt of essentially being in contempt of tatttamott— essentially being in contempt of parliament and— essentially being in contempt of parliament and being ousted from tatttamott—wol parliament forever. i mean, we are parliament forever. i mean, we ato—toatttsl parliament forever. i mean, we atotoa—ts oti are veering into the realms of tto— are veering into the realms of the that— are veering into the realms of the ttttlway— are veering into the realms of the kind .way that- are veering into the realms of the kind way that dictators the kind of way that dictators tattto— the kind of way that dictators handle _who've. handle the people who've just tote— handle the people who've just tote-ttat— handle the people who've just gone -them isn't- handle the people who've just gone them isn't there, gone before them isn't there, wttot— gone before them isn't there, wttot-tust— gone before them isn't there, which-just brush- gone before them isn't there, which just brush them off which is to just brush them off att— which is to just brush them off and try— which is to just brush them off and tty att— which is to just brush them off and try and airbrush them from ttstoty— and try and airbrush them from ttstoty-tt— and try and airbrush them from ttstoty-tt ttts- and try and airbrush them from history.-if this was- history. i mean, if this was tattotttg— history. i mean, if this was happening china, we'd happening in china, we'd ttotatty— happening in china, we'di probably _with happening in china, we'd. probably—with it, probably be all right with it, wouttt-t— probably be all right with it, wouldn't-listen- probably be all right with it, wouldn't listen the one wouldn't we? listen the one who— wouldn't we? listen the one ttttt-tawo— wouldn't we? listen the one thing-have-all. thing that i have said all tota— thing that i have said all atottltt-s- thing that i have said all along,-it's the- thing that i have said all along, it's the lesson that along, and it's the lesson that i along, and it's the lesson that t-tto— along, and it's the lesson that t-tto tttst— along, and it's the lesson that t-tto tttst-t- i learned the first when i tottot— i learned the first when i joined, obviously ukip as their totuty— joined, obviously ukip as their deputy september, october deputy in september, october tast— deputy in september, october tast yoat. — deputy in september, october last year. politics- deputy in september, october last year. c ct? tutti. last year. politics is corrupt whole corrupt. whole heartedly. it is corrupt. it's playing a game it's about people playing a game and you've to figure out and you've got to figure out what game is and what the what that game is and what the best to make is. you've got best move to make is. you've got a of people who are a whole lot of people who are selfish after themselves selfish looking after themselves

and whatever is the best game to be. playing and whatever be. now playing and whatever their best is. rishi played their best move is. rishi played a now is a move. he won. now boris is playing another and what his playing another one and what his next be, i think next one's going to be, i think you all sit back and get you should all sit back and get ready. yeah. all right. thank you— ready. yeah. all right. thank you vent— ready. yeah. all right. thank you very, very— ready. yeah. all right. thank you very, very much.- ”seq / all right. thank you very, very much. always an atsotuto— you very, very much. always an absolute pleasure,— you very, very much. always an absolute pleasure, must say. absolute pleasure, i must say. otoat— absolute pleasure, i must say. otoatltawo— absolute pleasure, i must say. great-have-right- absolute pleasure, i must say. great have right the great to have you right at the stat— great to have you right at the stat-tto— great to have you right at the start .the show.— great to have you right at the start the show. what a way to start of the show. what a way to toat — start of the show. what a way to toat -ttat— start of the show. what a way to teat-ttat ts— start of the show. what a way to lead that is rebecca lead us in. that is rebecca tatto— lead us in. that is rebecca tats-wto-s- lead us in. that is rebecca. jane,-who's-deputy jane, there, who's the deputy toatot— jane, there, who's the deputy toatot ot— jane, there, who's the deputy leader of ukip.— jane, there, who's the deputy leader of ukip. so initially, i wanted— leader of ukip. so initially, i wanted to— leader of ukip. so initially, i wanted to ask— leader of ukip. so initially, i wanted to ask-in- leader of ukip. so initially, i wanted to ask in mind, i've wanted to ask bear in mind, i've got—ot— wanted to ask bear in mind, i've tot—on tater.- wanted to ask bear in mind, i've got—on later. he'si got nigel farage on later. he's going— got nigel farage on later. he's going-be— got nigel farage on later. he's going-be talking— got nigel farage on later. he's going be talking me about going to be talking to me about whether— going to be talking to me about whether-johnson- going to be talking to me about whether johnson should be whether boris johnson should be tottttt— whether boris johnson should be tottttt-ot— whether boris johnson should be joining-or starting- whether boris johnson should be joining or starting a new joining reform or starting a new party-— joining reform or starting a new party-get— joining reform or starting a new patty-tot tts- joining reform or starting a new tatty. -aot tts tate- joining reform or starting a new party. get his take on party. so we'll get his take on all party. so we'll get his take on attlttat. — party. so we'll get his take on all-that. .lot_ party. so we'll get his take on all-that. .lot of- party. so we'll get his take on all that. lot of rumour, a all of that. a lot of rumour, a tot— all of that. a lot of rumour, a tot ot— all of that. a lot of rumour, a lot of speculation— all of that. a lot of rumour, a lot of speculation as to whether or_goin9_ lot of speculation as to whether ot—aotta to- lot of speculation as to whether ot—aotta to to- lot of speculation as to whether or going to be some or not there's going to be some that— or not there's going to be some that ot— or not there's going to be some kind of collusion— or not there's going to be some kind of collusion there. you wttt— kind of collusion there. you wttt tot— kind of collusion there. you wttt tot tt— kind of collusion there. you will get it straight nigel will get it straight from nigel veryt— will get it straight from nigel very, very— will get it straight from nigel very, very shortly as well. very, very shortly also as well. wtgot— very, very shortly also as well. watt-tt— very, very shortly also as well. wtaot-tt tto- very, very shortly also as well. nigel in the channel nigel has been in the channel totay— nigel has been in the channel today-another- today exposing another myth. ttat-s— today exposing another myth. that's another— today exposing another myth. that's another-of- today exposing another myth. that's another of our top that's another one of our top tottos— that's another one of our top tottos-ttat- that's another one of our top topics,-that the- that's another one of our top topics, that the boats topics, which is that the boats tate— topics, which is that the boats tawo—ttoyl topics, which is that the boatsi tawo—ttoy have been stopped or they are tttoot— have been stopped or they are indeed-stopped.- have been stopped or they are indeed stopped. well, indeed being stopped. well, ttoy-to—ttol they're not. we said at the tote:— they're not. we said at the time, att— they're not. we said at the time, and-were- they're not. we said at the time, and were one of the few time, and we were one of the few if time, and we were one of the few tt tto— time, and we were one of the few tt tto-toat— time, and we were one of the few if the -real media _ time, and we were one of the few if the real media outlet to if the only real media outlet to do if the only real media outlet to tolwo— if the only real media outlet to tolwo sat:— if the only real media outlet to do .we said, well,- if the only real media outlet to do we said, well, actually, do it. we said, well, actually, tave— do it. we said, well, actually, have -checked - do it. we said, well, actually, have -checked the i do it. we said, well, actually, have checked the way have you just checked the way ttat— have you just checked the way ttat-wttt— have you just checked the way ttat-wttt ts—

have you just checked the way that wind is blowing in the that the wind is blowing in the otattot— that the wind is blowing in the otattot at— that the wind is blowing in the channel at the— that the wind is blowing in the channel at the moment? have you aotuatty—waytol actually just seen that? maybe ttat— actually just seen that? maybe ttat-toattty— actually just seen that? maybe that-reality as- actually just seen that? maybe that-reality as to - actually just seen that? maybe that reality as to why that is the reality as to why ttoto— that is the reality as to why ttoto ato— that is the reality as to why there are-boats- that is the reality as to why there are boats coming there are so few boats coming wty— there are so few boats coming across, why they— there are so few boats coming- across, why they _ about across, why they were down about 20, across, why they were down about zoo-ato — across, why they were down about 20,-and .second- 20, etcetera, and the second ttat— 20, etcetera, and the second that-weather- 20, etcetera, and the second that weather changed, why that that weather changed, why tattotot—tatl happened yesterday, we had a toast— happened yesterday, we had a tooott-tto— happened yesterday, we had a record -the-morel record day for the year, more ttat— record day for the year, more ttat too— record day for the year, more than 600 -coming - record day for the year, more than 600 coming over in than 600 people coming over in a state— than 600 people coming over in a sttgto stay.— than 600 people coming over in a sttgto tay. tt-s— than 600 people coming over in a single day. it's the— than 600 people coming over in a single day. it's the highest for the year.— single day. it's the highest for the year. att— single day. it's the highest for the year. and mark my words, we are the year. and mark my words, we statttg— the year. and mark my words, we are staring down— the year. and mark my words, we are staring down the of are staring down the barrel of atottot—tt- are staring down the barrel of another—in the- another record year in the otattot.— another record year in the channel. more— another record year in the channel. more on these stories, tough:— channel. more on these stories, ttouatlout— channel. more on these stories, though, our website. this channel. more on these stories, thou at, our website. this channel. more on these stories, thou at, newsiebsite. this channel. more on these stories, thouat, newsiebsiteit's this channel. more on these stories, thou at, newsiebsite it's the is now at gb news .com. it's the tastost— now at gb news .com. it's the fastest growing— now at gb news .com. it's the fastest growing national website in fastest growing national website tt tto— fastest growing national website tn the oouttty— fastest growing national website in the country and— fastest growing national website in the country and it's because it in the country and it's because ttlstaotot— in the country and it's because itlstacked-of_ in the country and it's because itlstacked-of up- in the country and it's because itlstacked-of up to- in the country and it's because it stacked of up to the it is stacked full of up to the soot — it is stacked full of up to the sooott-att— it is stacked full of up to the second and dynamite on what second gold and dynamite on what is a second gold and dynamite on what ts a tytamtto— second gold and dynamite on what is a dynamite-today.- is a dynamite news day today. tt-s— is a dynamite news day today. tt-s-tost— is a dynamite news day today. it's-best analysis,- is a dynamite news day today. it's best analysis, best it's got the best analysis, best ottttot— it's got the best analysis, best ottttot att— it's got the best analysis, best opinion and all— it's got the best analysis, best opinion and all of— it's got the best analysis, best opinion and all of the latest ttoatttg— opinion and all of the latest breaking news.— opinion and all of the latest breaking news. now last week, ttstt— breaking news. now last week, ttstt sutat— breaking news. now last week, rishi sunak claimed his plan to taotto— rishi sunak claimed his plan to taotto tto— rishi sunak claimed his plan to tackle the small— rishi sunak claimed his plan to tackle the small boats crisis was-wou- - tackle the small boats crisis was well. yesterday tackle the small boats crisis- was-well. yesterday more was working well. yesterday more ttat— was working well. yesterday more ttat too— was working well. yesterday more ttat ooo tootto— was working well. yesterday more than 600 people crossed the otattot— than 600 people crossed the otattot tt— than 600 people crossed the channel in dinghies. was sunak tatttta— channel in dinghies. was sunak talking rubbish— channel in dinghies. was sunak talking rubbish about this as wotto— talking rubbish about this as wotto tot— talking rubbish about this as well? 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look, you're putting weight on. wayto— look, you're putting weight on. aaayto wo— look, you're putting weight on. maybe we should— look, you're putting weight on. maybe we should do something atout— maybe we should do something atout ttts— maybe we should do something about this from _ maybe we should do something about this from health about this from a health perspective. - about this from a health perspective. �*" ”tt; about this from a health- perspective. if you're listening to gb news radio, i well, in

just a few moments time, it's going to be all about the scottish circus. there is nicola stutaoot.— scottish circus. there is nicola stutgoot. us— scottish circus. there is nicola sturgeon. us calls— scottish circus. there is nicola sturgeon. us calls for- t t. ”cce there is nicola sturgeon. us calls for her to tosttt— sturgeon. us calls for her to tostgt ttott — sturgeon. us calls for her to resign from the— sturgeon. us calls for her to resign from the snp grow will humza— resign from the snp grow will humza yousaf— resign from the snp grow will humza yousaf lviv grow a pair att— humza yousaf lviv grow a pair and ttato— humza yousaf lviv grow a pair and ttato tot— humza yousaf lviv grow a pair and make her step aside and wouttt-t— and make her step aside and wouttt-t you— and make her step aside and wouldn't you just know it a otoss—tatty— wouldn't you just know it a cross—party committee of mps says— cross—party committee of mps says ttat— cross—party committee of mps says that albania _ cross—party committee of mps says that albania is a safe oouttty— says that albania is a safe oouttty att— says that albania is a safe country and migrants shouldn't toutttoty— country and migrants shouldn't toutttoty to— country and migrants shouldn't routinely be granted asylum . i routinely be granted asylum. i mean seriously,— routinely be granted asylum. i mean seriously, you could have tust— mean seriously, you could have tust tootot— mean seriously, you could have tust tootot at— mean seriously, you could have just looked at that— mean seriously, you could have just looked at that by doing a ousoty— just looked at that by doing a cursory search— just looked at that by doing a cursory search of— just looked at that by doing a cursory search of where you can go ot— cursory search of where you can go on totttay— cursory search of where you can go on holiday and— cursory search of where you can go on holiday and then going to attatta— go on holiday and then going to attatta att— go on holiday and then going to albania and realising that it's a sato— albania and realising that it's a sato oouttty. — albania and realising that it's a safe country. but alas, we toottot— a safe country. but alas, we decided-let— a safe country. but alas, we decided let loads of them in decided to let loads of them in anyway. — decided to let loads of them in anyway. tast— decided to let loads of them in anyway. last week— decided to let loads of them in anyway. last week rishi sunak otattot— anyway. last week rishi sunak claimed government's claimed that the government's ttats—smatt- plans to tackle the small boats ottsts— plans to tackle the small boats crisis-working.— plans to tackle the small boats crisis working. yesterday, crisis was working. yesterday, a oto — crisis was working. yesterday, a massive 616 migrants crossed the otattot— massive 616 migrants crossed the otattot ttat— massive 616 migrants crossed the channel that is— massive 616 migrants crossed the channel that is the— massive 616 migrants crossed the channel that is the highest tatty— channel that is the highest tatty yoat— channel that is the highest daily year sorry— channel that is the highest daily year sorry daily figure ttts— daily year sorry daily figure ttts yoat— daily year sorry daily figure ttts yoat .— daily year sorry daily figure this year . and— daily year sorry daily figure this year. and more asylum sootos— this year. and more asylum seekers have— this year. and more asylum seekers have arrived in dover totay— seekers have arrived in dover totay .— seekers have arrived in dover totay . tto— seekers have arrived in dover today . the number of people who today. the number of people who tawo— today. the number of people who have come over— today. the number of people who have come over from france in smatt— have come over from france in smatt toats— have come over from france in small boats this— have come over from france in small boats this year has now

tassot— small boats this year has now tassot stoo— small boats this year has now passed 8500 in— small boats this year has now passed 8500 in total . small boats this year has now passed 8500 in total. in small boats this year has now passed 8500 in total . in 2022, passed 8500 in total. in 2022, too— passed 8500 in total. in 2022, too was— passed 8500 in total. in 2022, there was more— passed 8500 in total. in 2022, there was more than 45,000. and wtaot— there was more than 45,000. and wtgot tataao— there was more than 45,000. and nigel farage thinks— there was more than 45,000. and nigel farage thinks that this two— nigel farage thinks that this ttguto ooutt— nigel farage thinks that this figure could well be beaten . figure could well be beaten. tott— figure could well be beaten. tong tott— figure could well be beaten. long term forecasts- figure could well be beaten. long term forecasts .- figure could well be beaten. long term forecasts . i- figure could well be beaten. long term forecasts . i mean, you long term forecasts. i mean, you know, they're unreliable, but the long term forecast is it's going to be a long, dry summer without much wind. 45,000 could easily be beaten . and, you know, easily be beaten. and, you know, we may have promised another 500 million to the french. and it's to easy blame the french, but actually , see, these boats are actually, see, these boats are now taking off from a 70 mile stretch of coast . they've got stretch of coast. they've got hundreds of square miles of sand dunesin hundreds of square miles of sand dunes in which to hide . all too dunes in which to hide. all too easy to blame the french. i mean, we do get for a thousand years, i suppose. but actually, unless we start deporting people, unless we say if you come illegally via this route, you won't be able to stay. they will keep coming . well, this will keep coming. well, this news channel nigel farage, myself and indeed mark white at the time of rishi sunak big announcement that stopping the boats was working and that the french had stopped 50% of the

boats come across this boats that had come across this year or tried to come across this year. we said the same tttta— this year. we said the same thing straight— this year. we said the same thing straight off— we said the same thing straight off the bat, wttot— thing straight off the bat, wttot ts— thing straight off the bat, which is it— thing straight off the bat, which is it was- thing straight off the bat, which is it was really the woattot— which is it was really the woattot .— which is it was really the weather, i think, wasn't it? and it weather, i think, wasn't it? and tt—tt— weather, i think, wasn't it? and tt—tt aotuatty- it turns out that it actually att— it turns out that it actually was. and today,- it turns out that it actually was. and today, nigel has been tuttttg— was. and today, nigel has been tuttttg-wtoos- was. and today, nigel has been putting-videos as- was. and today, nigel has been putting videos as well putting out other videos as well taott— putting out other videos as well trot—stowttg- putting out other videos as well from showing other from the channel showing other toats— from the channel showing other toats oomttt— from the channel showing other boats coming across. and as he says— boats coming across. and as he says :— boats coming across. and as he says , being— boats coming across. and as he says , being escorted to british says, being escorted to british watos— says, being escorted to british watos ty— says, being escorted to british waters by french— says, being escorted to british waters by french boats, which oomttototy— waters by french boats, which completely undermines rishi sutat— completely undermines rishi sunak sunak's_ completely undermines rishi sunak sunak's statement, bold as ttass— sunak sunak's statement, bold as ttass oomtta— sunak sunak's statement, bold as brass coming out— sunak sunak's statement, bold as brass coming out and saying, toot:— brass coming out and saying, toot: toot— brass coming out and saying, look, look at— brass coming out and saying, look, look at what we're doing. we look, look at what we're doing. wo ato— look, look at what we're doing. wo stottttg— look, look at what we're doing. we are stopping the boats. it woutt— we are stopping the boats. it would seriously— we are stopping the boats. it would seriously appear that ttoy-to— would seriously appear that ttoy-to tot. — would seriously appear that they're not. and— would seriously appear that they're not. and mark white totts— they're not. and mark white tots-tow— they're not. and mark white totts-tow at— they're not. and mark white joins now at home and joins me now at home and soouttty— joins me now at home and security editor— joins me now at home and security editor mark, thank you woty— security editor mark, thank you woty muot— security editor mark, thank you woty muot. taot— security editor mark, thank you very much. back on dry land, i tottowo— very much. back on dry land, i believe. there— very much. back on dry land, i believe. there he— very much. back on dry land, i believe. there he is. good stutt. — believe. there he is. good stutt. tut— believe. there he is. good stuff. but it— believe. there he is. good stuff. but it is— believe. there he is. good stuff. but it is i- believe. there he is. good stuff. but it is i mean, it is serious. it's— stuff. but it is i mean, it is serious. it'sjust- stuff. but it is i mean, it is serious. it's just like a it's tto— serious. it's just like a it's like piccadilly— serious. it's just like a it's like piccadilly circus in the otattot— like piccadilly circus in the channel moment, isn't it? channel at the moment, isn't it? it channel at the moment, isn't it? tt toost-t— channel at the moment, isn't it? it doesn't look— channel at the moment, isn't it? it doesn't look to— channel at the moment, isn't it? it doesn't look to me as though the it doesn't look to me as though tto toats— it doesn't look to me as though the boats have— it doesn't look to me as though the boats have stopped. n0, tttoot— the boats have stopped. n0, indeed-finding- the boats have stopped. no, indeed. finding my land indeed. just finding my land legs again . after a few hours legs again. after a few hours out in the middle of the channelit out in the middle of the channel, it was pretty calm in terms of the winds that were

blowing just down to a couple of knots, really. but there was still a bit of a swell out there and it was foggy. but despite that, about 630 this morning, out of the fog , we saw the first out of the fog, we saw the first border force vessel picking up its first dinghy of the day . its first dinghy of the day. nine dinghies in total. its first dinghy of the day. nine dinghies in total . we've nine dinghies in total. we've counted so far that have attempted to come across to the uk, to uk waters and being intercepted by the border force picked up and of course then taken here to dover . picked up and of course then taken here to dover. it was abouti taken here to dover. it was about i would say, no more than about i would say, no more than about half an hour after that first vessel that the second border force vessel had entered cepted, not one, but 2—2 dinghies and you could see actually the migrants on the vessel itself right up in the bow , all wearing the orange life bow, all wearing the orange life jackets and the back of the

vessel. the stem of the vessel again , dozens of migrants on again, dozens of migrants on that boat. in fact , over the that boat. in fact, over the weekend, patrick, we had close to 800 people who crossed in small boats. if you add about another 450 or so today , i mean, another 450 or so today, i mean, that takes it well over 1200 in the space of just a few days. and what is the reason that they're coming in this few days, this three day period? well, it's purely because of that break in the weather conditions. the fact that the winds, which have been so prevailingly from the north for many weeks and months now had turned back to a sort of southerly direction. and had died down a bit. tomorrow so they're back from a northerly north easterly direction again , north easterly direction again, which will make passage across the channel for these small dinghies much more difficult. so we expect that number trying to cross to be very diminished, if

not out none at for all the next few days, at least . so the few days, at least. so the government. yes is right when they say that the boat numbers are down 20% on this period last year. are down 20% on this period last year . but i are down 20% on this period last year. but i think they're wrong to suggest this is government policy. this is all about the weather now. and it's exactly the point that i was about to ask you just then, mark, which is that is there any sign that this has got anything to do with the deterrent? is there any sign ttat— the deterrent? is there any sign ttat ttts— the deterrent? is there any sign ttat ttts tas— the deterrent? is there any sign that this has got— 3“ is there any sign that this has got anything to do wttt— that this has got anything to do wttt tto— that this has got anything to do wttt tho-ot— that this has got anything to do with the .of the— that this has got anything to do with the of the consequence with the fear of the consequence of with the fear of the consequence ot aotttta — with the fear of the consequence ot aottttg toro— with the fear of the consequence of getting here finding of getting here and finding youtsott— of getting here and findingi yourself—hotel? of getting here and finding- yourself_hotel? or yourself in a migrant hotel? or is yourself in a migrant hotel? or ts-twatta— yourself in a migrant hotel? or is-rwanda even- is the word rwanda even motttotot— is the word rwanda even mentioned-it- is the word rwanda even mentioned it comes to is the word rwanda even- mentioned-it comes to these mentioned when it comes to these peoplet_ mentioned when it comes to these tootto: ato— mentioned when it comes to these tootto, wo— mentioned when it comes to these people, are we seeing fewer tuttat— people, are we seeing fewer human trafficking and human trafficking gangs? and if the human trafficking gangs? and if tto-att— human trafficking gangs? and if the-alllthose- the answer to all of those ttttas—tt- the answer to all of those things—it has. the answer to all of thosei things—it has to the answer to all of those- things_it has to be things is no, then it has to be tto— things is no, then it has to be tto woattot. — things is no, then it has to be the weather. and— things is no, then it has to be the weather. and that is one who— the weather. and that is one that ttat— the weather. and that is one thing that rishi— the weather. and that is one thing that rishi sunak cannot not thing that rishi sunak cannot tot-ato— thing that rishi sunak cannot tot-ato wo- thing that rishi sunak cannot not are we getting not control. are we getting watuo— not control. are we getting watuo tot— not control. are we getting value for money the french, value for money from the french, thought— value for money from the french, mouth-tou— value for money from the french, though,-you know,- value for money from the french, though,-you know, i- value for money from the french, though, you know, i know though, mark? you know, i know ttat— though, mark? you know, i know ttat wo— though, mark? you know, i know ttat wo-tto— though, mark? you know, i know that we -the french- though, mark? you know, i know that we the french quite that we blame the french quite a bit that we blame the french quite a tttloworytttne— that we blame the french quite a bit everything. they bit for everything. they have got—ot- bit for everything. they have got—of coastlinei got a long area of coastline moto— got a long area of coastline ttotolwo— got a long area of coastline there,-we are- got a long area of coastline there, we are giving them there, but we are giving them aoutt— there, but we are giving them around-million- there, but we are giving them around million rishi around £500 million and rishi sutat— around £500 million and rishi sutat att— around £500 million and rishi sunak and we're—

around £500 million and rishi sunak and we're saying they'd stottot— sunak and we're saying they'd stopped crossings. sunak and we're saying they'd st0| i led crossings. sunak and we're saying they'd st0|i mean, crossings. sunak and we're saying they'd st0|i mean, is crossings. sunak and we're saying they'd st0|i mean, is that crossings. sunak and we're saying they'd st0|i mean, is that true sings. sunak and we're saying they'd st0|i mean, is that true ? 3s. sunak and we're saying they'd st0|i mean, is that true ? �*ftt�*tt;cc so, i mean, is that true? well, i so, i mean, is that true? well, tttttt— so, i mean, is that true? well, tttttt tt— so, i mean, is that true? well, i think it certainly is true that the french have stepped up their activity as what's happened, though, patrick, is that a lot of the french policing now is around those beaches where traditionally over the last year or two, many , many the last year or two, many, many boats have set off from around grovelling, around dunkirk and further south towards calais. but what's happened because the police are there in greater numbers now, they're actually going up and trying to get boats before they get them in the water and puncturing these boats. well, the people traffic who have grown in sophistication over the years are just changing their tactics yet again . and their tactics yet again. and they're pushing off for much further down the coast, further down towards boulogne. it's a longer journey. it's potentially more treacherous, but it then allows them at least for the time being , to be able to push

time being, to be able to push off into the sea unhindered by too many police and security personnel from france. i mean, the thing i will say for the uk government that is correct is that there has been a very significant tailing off of the number of albanians who've come across. it's gone from 13,000 last year to so far this year, just 28. now the thing to add to thatis just 28. now the thing to add to that is that normally the albanians are becoming later in the year when the summer is underway , properly . but even if underway, properly. but even if the number is down, we don't know what the underlying factor of that is, is it tougher government policy? is it actually due to the fact that 13,000 came last year in all, those that want to come have pretty much come already ? what pretty much come already? what the government have said with regard to all of these policies is they acknowledge there is no silver bullet, but they hope that all of the policies are tougher stance on albania, more

money to french authorities is the rwanda policy if it ever gets off the ground , that all of gets off the ground, that all of these combined will have the desired effect . but the in desired effect. but the in claiming that now, patrick, i think is a tad premature. i honestly think that it's due due to the weather that we've seen a reduction on the period the same penod reduction on the period the same period last year. mark, thank you— period last year. mark, thank you woty— period last year. mark, thank you woty muot— period last year. mark, thank you very much. mark- 3 mark, thank you very much. mark white there, our you very much. mark white there, tomo— you very much. mark white there, our home insecurity— you very much. mark white there, our home insecurity editor who is our home insecurity editor who ts tt— our home insecurity editor who ts tt towot— our home insecurity editor who ts tt towot tot— our home insecurity editor who is in dover for us.— our home insecurity editor who is in dover for us. he was out on tto— is in dover for us. he was out on the channel— is in dover for us. he was out on the channel earlier. he's taot— on the channel earlier. he's taot ot— on the channel earlier. he's taot ot try— on the channel earlier. he's back on dry land- on the channel earlier. he's back on dry land now, but he'll be back on dry land now, but he'll to toottta— back on dry land now, but he'll to tootttg us— back on dry land now, but he'll to tootttg us ut— back on dry land now, but he'll be keeping us up to date because ttotty— be keeping us up to date because ttotty muot— be keeping us up to date because ttotty muot ttts— be keeping us up to date because pretty much this time last week, ttstt— pretty much this time last week, ttstt sutat— pretty much this time last week, rishi sunak stood— pretty much this time last week, rishi sunak stood and said rishi sunak stood up and said stotttta— rishi sunak stood up and said stotttta-was- rishi sunak stood up and said stopping was working. rishi sunak stood up and said st0|cang was working. rishi sunak stood up and said st0|can prove was working. rishi sunak stood up and said st0|can prove now was working. rishi sunak stood up and said st0|can prove now that working. rishi sunak stood up and said st0|can prove now that it orking. rishi sunak stood up and said st0|can prove now that it isn't.|. we can prove now that it isn't. wo— we can prove now that it isn't. wo-atso— we can prove now that it isn't. wo-atso ttowo— we can prove now that it isn't. we also prove can't we, that we can also prove can't we, that toot suot— we can also prove can't we, that we've been such a— we can also prove can't we, that we've been such a soft touch for far we've been such a soft touch for tat too— we've been such a soft touch for tattoo long-— we've been such a soft touch for tat too totg. tt— we've been such a soft touch for far too long. it has— we've been such a soft touch for far too long. it has taken a 90°d_ far too long. it has taken a toot ooutto— far too long. it has taken a good couple of— far too long. it has taken a good couple of years to us good couple of years for to us wort— good couple of years for to us wort-ttat— good couple of years for to us work .that albania- good couple of years for to us work that albania is a safe work out that albania is a safe oouttty:— work out that albania is a safe oouttty: ttat— work out that albania is a safe country, that no— work out that albania is a safe country, that no one really toots— country, that no one really toots to— country, that no one really needs to seek— country, that no one really needs to seek asylum from. but ttat— needs to seek asylum from. but ttat-ttst— needs to seek asylum from. but ttat-tust toot- that has only just been announced,— that has only just been announced, which time tens that has only just been- announced,.which time tens of announced, by which time tens of ttousatts— announced, by which time tens of thousands-people— announced, by which time tens of thousands people albania thousands of people from albania tawo—wtottl thousands of people from albania. tawo—wtott have come here, many of whom are

now clogging up. of course, our totot— now clogging up. of course, our totot-out— now clogging up. of course, our hotel-our asylum - hotel system, our asylum attttoattot— hotel system, our asylum - application—indeed application system, or indeed tust—ttto- application system, or indeed tust—ttto ttoi just disappearing off into the aottot. —tto- just disappearing off into the. aether. _the albanian aether. and it's on the albanian tssuo— aether. and it's on the albanian . tot— aether. and it's on the albanian . t-tt going— aether. and it's on the albanian issue. i'm going to talk to aether. and it's on the albanian issue . i'm going to talk to lee issue. i'm going to talk to lee attotsot— issue. i'm going to talk to lee attotsotlwoty:— issue. i'm going to talk to lee anderson very, shortly. anderson on very, very shortly. tut—wtaot- anderson on very, very shortly. but—nigel farage anderson on very, very shortly. . but—nigel farage a but we heard from nigel farage a stat— but we heard from nigel farage a stat-ato.— but we heard from nigel farage a stott-aao. to— but we heard from nigel farage a short-ago. he will- but we heard from nigel farage a short ago. he will join me short time ago. he will join me in short time ago. he will join me tt-stutto— short time ago. he will join me tt-stutto a— short time ago. he will join me in-studio a little- short time ago. he will join me in studio a little later. in the studio a little later. to-s— in the studio a little later. uo-s going— in the studio a little later. uo-s going to— in the studio a little later. he's going to give his take on tto— he's going to give his take on tto-mtatatt- he's going to give his take on the migrant crisis, the channel migrant crisis, but atso—stoty- the channel migrant crisis, but atso—stoty tot- the channel migrant crisis, but also—story for usi also the other big story for us today:— also the other big story for us today-tto— also the other big story for us today,-the latest- also the other big story for us today, the latest news today, which is the latest news on-johnsont_ today, which is the latest news on-johnsont a— today, which is the latest news on-johnson, a lot- today, which is the latest news on johnson, a lot of on boris johnson, a lot of rumours doing- on boris johnson, a lot of rumours doing the rounds at the ttottott— rumours doing the rounds at the ttottott ttat— rumours doing the rounds at the moment that might happen is moment that what might happen is that moment that what might happen is ttat-att— moment that what might happen is ttat-ato wttot— moment that what might happen is that and nigel team up . moment that what might happen is that and nigel team up. is that boris and nigel team up. is ttat— that boris and nigel team up. is ttat-to— that boris and nigel team up. is ttat-to to— that boris and nigel team up. is that-to be true?- that boris and nigel team up. is that to be true? you will that going to be true? you will that— that going to be true? you will that out— that going to be true? you will find out live— that going to be true? you will find out live here— that going to be true? you will find out live here on this show wow:— find out live here on this show woty, woty— find out live here on this show woty, woty stottty.— find out live here on this show very, very shortly. do not miss it. very, very shortly. do not miss tt. .wo-tt— very, very shortly. do not miss it.-we'll have— very, very shortly. do not miss it.-we'll have more- very, very shortly. do not miss it. we'll have more on the it. and we'll have more on the mtatatt— it. and we'll have more on the mtatatt-wott- it. and we'll have more on the migrant well before migrant crisis as well before atto— migrant crisis as well before 4:00 because— migrant crisis as well before 4:00 because of— migrant crisis as well before 4:00 because of that albanian tssuo—to- 4:00 because of that albanian| tssuo—to you issue that i was talking to you atout:— issue that i was talking to you about, _12,000- about, more than 12,000 attattats— about, more than 12,000 albanians crossed the albanians have crossed the otattot— albanians have crossed the otattot ot— albanians have crossed the channel on small the channel on small boats in the tast—tut- channel on small boats in the tast—tut tow- last year or two. but now a tattmatt— last year or two. but now a landmark report- last year or two. but now a landmark report says that they are landmark report says that they ttootta— landmark report says that they ttoottt a— landmark report says that they are fleeing a safe— landmark report says that they are fleeing a safe country. anally,— are fleeing a safe country. that, a— are fleeing a safe country. finally, a bit— are fleeing a safe country. finally, a bit of- are fleeing a safe country. finally, a bit of common sense att— finally, a bit of common sense and ttoto-s— finally, a bit of common sense and there's the _ finally, a bit of common sense and there's the latest on that tutmott— and there's the latest on that turmoil engulfing the snp as the party— turmoil engulfing the snp as the tatty toatot— turmoil engulfing the snp as the party leader faces— turmoil engulfing the snp as the party leader faces calls to sustott— party leader faces calls to suspend nicola- party leader faces calls to suspend nicola sturgeon. can you tmattto— suspend nicola sturgeon. can you tttaatto tt— suspend nicola sturgeon. can you tmagtto tt wo-t— suspend nicola sturgeon. can you imagine if we'd have had as much sotuttty— imagine if we'd have had as much sotuttty ot— imagine if we'd have had as much scrutiny on nicola— imagine if we'd have had as much scrutiny on nicola sturgeon in the scrutiny on nicola sturgeon in tto stt— scrutiny on nicola sturgeon in tto stt as— scrutiny on nicola sturgeon in the snp as we— scrutiny on nicola sturgeon in the snp as we had on boris

johnson— the snp as we had on boris tottsot att— the snp as we had on boris johnson and some cake ? johnson and some cake? remarkable.— johnson and some cake? remarkable. wouldn't it be? anyway:— remarkable. wouldn't it be? atyway, tatost— remarkable. wouldn't it be? anyway, latest headlines now wttt— anyway, latest headlines now wttt .— anyway, latest headlines now wttt . tattstt— anyway, latest headlines now with . tamsin patrick thank you. with. tamsin patrick thank you. tote— with. tamsin patrick thank you. toto ato— with. tamsin patrick thank you. toto tto— with. tamsin patrick thank you. here are the headlines- with. tamsin patrick thank you. here are the headlines at- with. tamsin patrick thank you. >> here are the headlines at 332. bods here are the headlines at 332. boris johnson has accused rishi sunak of talking rubbish after the prime minister said his predecessor asked him to overrule the vetting committee for his house of lords nominations. the former prime minister is blaming downing street for conservative mps and key allies failing to appear on his resignation honours list despite being nominated. nadine dorries alok sharma and nigel adams are among the mps whose names were absent . meanwhile names were absent. meanwhile while downing street has defended the investigation into whether boris johnson misled parliament over lockdown parties , it's after mrjohnson attacked the privileges committee describing it as a kangaroo court before announcing his

resignation as an mp. the inquiry is thought to have ruled the former prime minister lied to parliament when he said covid rules were followed . the final rules were followed. the final report will be published later. more than 600 people crossed the engush more than 600 people crossed the english channel in small boats yesterday. the highest number on a single day. so far this year. it means the yearly total of people making the crossing has reached more than 8500 at this point. last year , the total had point. last year, the total had just passed 10,000 . it's just passed 10,000. it's reported scotland's first minister will not suspend nicola sturgeon from the snp following her arrest . sturgeon from the snp following her arrest. humza sturgeon from the snp following her arrest . humza yousaf sturgeon from the snp following her arrest. humza yousaf has come under increasing pressure to suspend the former first minister after she was questioned by police investigating the party's finances. she was released without charge pending further investigation and insists she is innocent of any wrongdoing . an innocent of any wrongdoing. an 11 year old british girl has

been shot dead in france and her father seriously injured . and a father seriously injured. and a neighbour is said to have shot at soledar thornton and her family outside their house in brittany. their mother was less seriously injured in the attack and her eight year old daughter, celeste , managed to escape to celeste, managed to escape to get help . a 71 year old dutch get help. a 71 year old dutch man has been arrested . well you man has been arrested. well you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gb news. news.com . direct gb news. news.com. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . at well, silver investment. at well, here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy you 1.25, two $4 and ,1.164. the price of gold is £1,558 and

£0.97 per ounce. and the ftse 100 is . at 7569 points. direct 100 is. at 7569 points. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investors point . well, silver investors point. well, now to the latest- silver investors point. well, now to the latest on- well, now to the latest on the crisis at tto — now to the latest on the crisis at tto stt — now to the latest on the crisis at the snp and— now to the latest on the crisis at the snp and leader humza tousat— at the snp and leader humza tousat says— at the snp and leader humza yousaf says that— at the snp and leader humza yousaf says that he won't sustott— yousaf says that he won't suspend nicola sturgeon after she suspend nicola sturgeon after sto was— suspend nicola sturgeon after she was arrested— suspend nicola sturgeon after she was arrested yesterday . she was arrested yesterday. stuttoot— she was arrested yesterday. sturgeon wa— she was arrested yesterday. sturgeon was questioned for around seven hours before she was released, pending further investigation. she says she is innocent of any wrongdoing, but is a remarkable story and one that i think we can all see has got a lot more left to run. let's cross now to edinburgh and speak to our political reporter , catherine forster. catherine thank you very much. great to have you on. so what is the very latest? a remarkable day. i was sat down my dinner sat down having my dinner yesterday of sudden my yesterday and all of a sudden my phone starts going off and i

thought it was a joke. and no, nicola sturgeon got lifted. what happened ? quite incredible, happened? quite incredible, tst-t— happened? quite incredible, out to— happened? quite incredible, isn't it? former— 3“ quite incredible, isn't it? former leaders, both tott— isn't it? former leaders, both tottt att— isn't it? former leaders, both north and south— isn't it? former leaders, both north and south of the border , north and south of the border, are north and south of the border, oausttg— north and south of the border, are causing huge— north and south of the border, are causing huge headaches for ttott— are causing huge headaches for their successors— are causing huge headaches for their successors .— are causing huge headaches for their successors . rishi sunak their successors. rishi sunak having— their successors. rishi sunak tawta a— their successors. rishi sunak having a ttt— their successors. rishi sunak having a bit of— their successors. rishi sunak having a bit of a— their successors. rishi sunak having a bit of a nightmare with toats— having a bit of a nightmare with totts tottsot— having a bit of a nightmare with boris johnson and— having a bit of a nightmare with boris johnson and humza yousaf tusut— boris johnson and humza yousaf tusut wttt— boris johnson and humza yousaf yusuf with nicola— boris johnson and humza yousaf yusuf with nicola sturgeon . but yusuf with nicola sturgeon. but he yusuf with nicola sturgeon. but to ts— yusuf with nicola sturgeon. but he is noticeably— yusuf with nicola sturgeon. but he is noticeably much more suttotttwo— he is noticeably much more suttotttwo ot— he is noticeably much more supportive of nicola sturgeon ttat— supportive of nicola sturgeon ttat ttstt — supportive of nicola sturgeon than rishi sunak is of boris tottsot— than rishi sunak is of boris tottsot .— than rishi sunak is of boris johnson . johnson so the latest johnson. johnson so the latest is johnson. johnson so the latest ts ttat— johnson. johnson so the latest ts ttat to— johnson. johnson so the latest is that he has— johnson. johnson so the latest is that he has finally, after toatty— is that he has finally, after toatty 2a— is that he has finally, after nearly 24 hours— is that he has finally, after nearly 24 hours of saying totttta— nearly 24 hours of saying tottttg ,— nearly 24 hours of saying nothing , come- nearly 24 hours of saying nothing, come out and said in inverness , where— nothing, come out and said in inverness , where he was on inverness, where he was on a touttto— inverness, where he was on a touttto ttstt— inverness, where he was on a routine visit to— inverness, where he was on a routine visit to nhs highland ttat— routine visit to nhs highland ttat to— routine visit to nhs highland that he would— routine visit to nhs highland that he would not be suspending the that he would not be suspending tto totttot— that he would not be suspending the former first— that he would not be suspending the former first minister from the former first minister from tto stt— the former first minister from tto stt .— the former first minister from tto stt . to— the former first minister from the snp . he did— the former first minister from the snp . he did say it was the snp. he did say it was totsotatty— the snp. he did say it was personally painful to him that she personally painful to him that sto tat— personally painful to him that she had been— personally painful to him that she had been arrested not suttttstta— she had been arrested not surprising because of course he tot— surprising because of course he tot oosott— surprising because of course he was her chosen candidate. he tot— was her chosen candidate. he owes her effective . surely the

owes her effective. surely the taot— owes her effective. surely the taot ttat— owes her effective. surely the taot ttat to — owes her effective. surely the fact that he is— owes her effective. surely the fact that he is now in charge. it fact that he is now in charge. t was— fact that he is now in charge. tt woty— fact that he is now in charge. it was very clear— fact that he is now in charge. it was very clear that he was tto— it was very clear that he was the continued— it was very clear that he was the continued party candidate. sto— the continued party candidate. sto attoaotty— the continued party candidate. she allegedly tipped him off ttat— she allegedly tipped him off ttat sto— she allegedly tipped him off that she was— she allegedly tipped him off that she was resigning the day tototo— that she was resigning the day tototo sto— that she was resigning the day before she actually did. but he tas— before she actually did. but he tas sat:— before she actually did. but he tas satt: t-tt— before she actually did. but he has said, i'll not— before she actually did. but he has said, i'll not suspend wtoota-s— has said, i'll not suspend nicola's membership. i'll treat her nicola's membership. i'll treat tot tt— nicola's membership. i'll treat tot tt tto— nicola's membership. i'll treat her in the same— nicola's membership. i'll treat her in the same way as i've ttoatot— her in the same way as i've ttoatot ,— her in the same way as i've ttoatot : tot— her in the same way as i've treated , for example, colin treated, for example, colin toattto:— treated, for example, colin beattie, who _ treated, for example, colin beattie, who was the snp treasurer , treasurer who was treasurer, treasurer who was atso— treasurer, treasurer who was atso attostot— treasurer, treasurer who was also arrested and questioned and totoasot— also arrested and questioned and released without— also arrested and questioned and released without charge, along wttt: — released without charge, along wttt: ot— released without charge, along with, of course— released without charge, along with, of course ,— released without charge, along with, of course , nicola with, of course, nicola stutaoot-s— with, of course, nicola sturgeon's husband and former ottot— sturgeon's husband and former chief executive— sturgeon's husband and former chief executive peter murrell . chief executive peter murrell. so chief executive peter murrell. so ttat-s— chief executive peter murrell. so ttat-s tt— chief executive peter murrell. so ttat-s tt .— chief executive peter murrell. so that's it. i— chief executive peter murrell. so that's it. i think there will be so that's it. i think there will to a— so that's it. i think there will to a tot— so that's it. i think there will to a tot ot— so that's it. i think there will be a lot of criticism of humza tousat— be a lot of criticism of humza tousat tot— be a lot of criticism of humza yousaf for weakness in not toattta— yousaf for weakness in not dealing with— yousaf for weakness in not dealing with this. a lot of tootto— dealing with this. a lot of tootto saytta— dealing with this. a lot of people saying that nicola stutgoot:— people saying that nicola sturgeon, when she was in first wtttstot— sturgeon, when she was in first minister, would— sturgeon, when she was in first minister, would suspend people on minister, would suspend people ot tot— minister, would suspend people on not tuto— minister, would suspend people on not huge amounts of evidence att— on not huge amounts of evidence and oottattty— on not huge amounts of evidence and certainly this— on not huge amounts of evidence and certainly this is— on not huge amounts of evidence and certainly this is a pretty big— and certainly this is a pretty big toat— and certainly this is a pretty too toat .— and certainly this is a pretty too toat . vou— and certainly this is a pretty big deal . you know, she was big deal. you know, she was attostot— big deal. you know, she was attostot as— big deal. you know, she was arrested as a— big deal. you know, she was arrested as a suspect in a ottmttat— arrested as a suspect in a criminal investigate section. of course, she insists— criminal investigate section. of course, she insists that she's toto— course, she insists that she's toto totttta— course, she insists that she's done nothing wrong. she says

ttat— done nothing wrong. she says ttat sto— done nothing wrong. she says that she feels— done nothing wrong. she says that she feels without doubt ttat— that she feels without doubt ttat sto— that she feels without doubt that she will— that she feels without doubt that she will be _ that she feels without doubt that she will be proved innocent . att— that she will be proved innocent . att: ot— that she will be proved innocent . and, of course,— that she will be proved innocent . and, of course, there is a ttosutttttot— . and, of course, there is a presumption of— . and, of course, there is a presumption of innocence in law . tut— presumption of innocence in law . tut stttt— presumption of innocence in law . but still, after— presumption of innocence in law . but still, after two years, ttts— . but still, after two years, this missing— . but still, after two years, this missing 600,000 that was oatmattot— this missing 600,000 that was earmarked for— this missing 600,000 that was earmarked for a— this missing 600,000 that was earmarked for a second independence referee . adam, we independence referee. adam, we stttt— independence referee. adam, we stttt tot-t— independence referee. adam, we still don't know— independence referee. adam, we still don't know where this motoy— still don't know where this motoy tas— still don't know where this money has gone until we do this that— money has gone until we do this that ot— money has gone until we do this that ot ttttg— money has gone until we do this kind of thing is— money has gone until we do this kind of thing is going to rumble on. catherine,— kind of thing is going to rumble on. catherine, thank- kind of thing is going to rumble on. saw on. catherine, thank you very, very much. catherine forster there gb news political reporter. i am joined now by michael who's the data michael simmons, who's the data editor for the spectator. michael, thank you very much. seven hours to be questioned, seven hours to be questioned. the house has been searched. the tent has been put up in the in the front garden. and i mean, seriously , why on earth has the seriously, why on earth has the humza yousaf not got the bottle to suspend someone who is undergoing this? if this had been boris johnson or if this had been anybody else, the snp would have been howling from the rafters. you've got to suspend them. this is the worst thing

even them. this is the worst thing ever. mean, look, just in ever. i mean, look, just in terms of the optics, this is much worse anything much worse than anything boris johnson has ever done. no. yeah this you know, whatever you this is, you know, whatever you can boris johnson, he can say about boris johnson, he has never been arrested as part of a financial investigation . of a financial investigation. and i think the fact that humza vousat— and i think the fact that humza tousat tas— and i think the fact that humza yousaf has not— and i think the fact that humza yousaf has not has— and i think the fact that humza yousaf has not has chosen not to sustott— yousaf has not has chosen not to sustott ttoto— yousaf has not has chosen not to suspend there just— yousaf has not has chosen not to suspend there just shows really tow— suspend there just shows really tow woat— suspend there just shows really tow woat a— suspend there just shows really how weak a position he is. and, you— how weak a position he is. and, you ttow:— how weak a position he is. and, you ttow: wtot— how weak a position he is. and, you know, when i— how weak a position he is. and, you know, when i spoke to you during— you know, when i spoke to you tutttg tto— you know, when i spoke to you during the campaign, we kept tototttta— during the campaign, we kept referring to — during the campaign, we kept referring to how— during the campaign, we kept referring to how humza yousaf was-tto— referring to how humza yousaf was the continuity was seen as the continuity oattttato. — was seen as the continuity candidate. .i- was seen as the continuity candidate. i think this candidate. and i think this toatty— candidate. and i think this really solidify— candidate. and i think this really solidify buys it, that he toots— really solidify buys it, that he tootsltoos— really solidify buys it, that he feels-does not— really solidify buys it, that he feels does not the feels he does not have the sttotatt— feels he does not have the strength _the - feels he does not have the strength _the to - feels he does not have the strength the to party strength within the to party tato — strength within the to party tato ttat— strength within the to party take that action. and again, aaattst— take that action. and again, agattst tto— take that action. and again, against the former first tttttstot— against the former first minister, he— against the former first minister, he says that, you ttow:— minister, he says that, you ttow: att— minister, he says that, you know, all the— minister, he says that, you know, all the other people have toot— know, all the other people have been _similarly. - know, all the other people have been - similarly. so - been treated similarly. so ttat-s— been treated similarly. so that's-doing- been treated similarly. so that's-doing it.i been treated similarly. so. that's-doing it. but that's why he's doing it. but ttoto-s— that's why he's doing it. but ttoto-s-ot— that's why he's doing it. but there's of precedent for there's plenty of precedent for ttts— there's plenty of precedent for ttts-tast.— there's plenty of precedent for this-past. nicola- this in the past. nicola stutgoot— this in the past. nicola- sturgeon-encouraged the sturgeon herself encouraged the susotstott— suspension of michelle thomson a few suspension of michelle thomson a tow yoats— suspension of michelle thomson a tow yoats ato— suspension of michelle thomson a few years ago when— suspension of michelle thomson a few years ago when she was being ttwostot— few years ago when she was being ttwostot tot— few years ago when she was being invested for things— few years ago when she was being invested for things that she was tatot— invested for things that she was tatot toutt— invested for things that she was later found innocent of. so ttoto-s— later found innocent of. so there's precedent there and the taot— there's precedent there and the taot ttat— there's precedent there and the fact that humza— there's precedent there and the fact that humza yousaf is not aotttg— fact that humza yousaf is not aottta ot— fact that humza yousaf is not acting on that— fact that humza yousaf is not acting on that shows that he is

stttt— acting on that shows that he is stttt toatty— acting on that shows that he is still really is— acting on that shows that he is still really is in— acting on that shows that he is still really is in control of tto— still really is in control of the previous— still really is in control of the previous regime. yeah, atsotutoty. — the previous regime. yeah, absolutely. and- the previous regime. yeah, absolutely. ' t3 "tt; the previous regime. yeah, absolutely. t3 absolutely. and we're not talking about a small amount of money going to again money here. i'm going to again reiterate late that nicola sturgeon is arade dam, that she has not done any wrongdoing whatsoever and that, you know, as things currently stand, clearly nothing has been proved. she is just so adamant that she's done nothing wrong. and i want to make that clear . where want to make that clear. where is that money? so there's no kind of suggestion in at the moment. and from what the police are investigating,— moment. and from what the police are investigating, that— and from what the police are investigating, that it's tto— are investigating, that it's ttto tto— are investigating, that it's like the money has actually ttsattoatot— like the money has actually disappeared as— like the money has actually disappeared as such. it's more ttat— disappeared as such. it's more ttat tto— disappeared as such. it's more that the idea— disappeared as such. it's more that the idea is— disappeared as such. it's more that the idea is that the money was crowdfunded,_ that the idea is that the money was crowdfunded, it came from totattots— was crowdfunded, it came from donations for— was crowdfunded, it came from donations for the— was crowdfunded, it came from donations for the specific tuttoso— donations for the specific tuttoso ot— donations for the specific tuttoso ot a— donations for the specific purpose of a referendum campaign . att— purpose of a referendum campaign . att ow— purpose of a referendum campaign . and now obviously— purpose of a referendum campaign . and now obviously there hasn't toot— . and now obviously there hasn't toot a— . and now obviously there hasn't been a referendum— . and now obviously there hasn't been a referendum campaign. and ttat-s— been a referendum campaign. and ttat-s wtoto— been a referendum campaign. and that's where it's— been a referendum campaign. and that's where it's come. you ttow:— that's where it's come. you ttow: wtoto— that's where it's come. you know, where has- that's where it's come. you know, where has the money gone to— know, where has the money gone tto— know, where has the money gone ttto swt— know, where has the money gone now? the snp have— know, where has the money gone now? the snp have previously satt— now? the snp have previously satt ttat— now? the snp have previously said that that— now? the snp have previously said that that has been said that that money has been stont— said that that money has been stont as— said that that money has been stont as tatt— said that that money has been stont as tan ot— said that that money has been spent as part of operations of running— spent as part of operations of tunntng tto— spent as part of operations of running the party. and obviously tnoy— running the party. and obviously tnoy say— running the party. and obviously tnoy say ttat— running the party. and obviously they say that running the party is

they say that running the party tslttsott— they say that running the party tslttsott a— they say that running the party is itself a campaign for is in itself a campaign for independence.— is in itself a campaign for independence. so no one's saying ttat—nonoy-s- that you know, the money's aotuatty— that you know, the money's actually disappeared . it's just actually disappeared. it's just ttat— actually disappeared. it's just that. allegation - actually disappeared. it's just that allegation is that it's that the allegation is that it's toot— that the allegation is that it's been misappropriated for what it was been misappropriated for what it tntontot— been misappropriated for what it was intended for. _ been misappropriated for what it was intended for. but as you say,— was intended for. but as you say: tnts— was intended for. but as you say, tnts ts— was intended for. but as you say, tnts ts ,— was intended for. but as you say, this is , of— was intended for. but as you say, this is , of course, just say, this is, of course, just attogattons— say, this is, of course, just allegations at— say, this is, of course, just allegations at this stage . \tt:t allegations at this stage. n0. ant— allegations at this stage. n0. ant tto— allegations at this stage. n0. ant tto ant— allegations at this stage. no. and the and the— allegations at this stage. no. and the and the real- allegations at this stage. no. and the and the real winners, i suspect, actually out of this will be the labour party. i would expect the labour party to do well up in scotland. do rather well up in scotland. now, one would obviously expect the do less well and the snp to do less well and clearly think there's clearly i don't think there's a huge of love in a large, huge amount of love in a large, large of the scottish large parts of the scottish highlands for the highlands anyway for the conservative party. so potentially the potentially labour and the liberal quite liberal democrats doing quite well look, michael, well there. but look, michael, thank very, very much as thank you very, very much as even thank you very, very much as ever. always an absolute pleasure. sure check pleasure. make sure you check michael well twitter michael out as well on twitter and his finger and online. he's got his finger on pulse when it comes to on the pulse when it comes to all things politics. he's the data at the spectator. data editor at the spectator. now, no basis for now, there's no basis for albanian migrants to seek asylum in the uk . i'm albanian migrants to seek asylum in the uk. i'm going albanian migrants to seek asylum in the uk . i'm going to albanian migrants to seek asylum in the uk. i'm going to read that one more time. this isn't just my opinion anymore. no, this official. this is this is official. there's no basis for albanian migrants to seek asylum in the

uk . that is according to a uk. that is according to a committee of mps. they are fleeing quotes. a safe country . fleeing quotes. a safe country. is this not the prime example now of exactly why we should have got our backside in gear quicker? because we've already let so many of them in. but this has just come out from a committee of mps. am going to committee of mps. i am going to be talking in just matter of be talking in just a matter of moments to someone who sits on that committee. is lee anderson, conservative ashfield, conservative mp for ashfield, and actually i'm going to be playing you a little clip as a little reminder as well of when lee got stuck into the albanian ambassador for around a year ago and it really is an eye opener. i'm patrick christys gb news i'm patrick christys on gb news don't

here on gb news, the people's . channel. iwelcome channel- . welcome back. otannot— i welcome back. now otannot— . welcome back. now in about channel welcome back. now in about 15 minutes - welcome back. now in about 15 ntnutos ttto:— - welcome back. now in about 15 minutes time,-have- minutes time, i will have the wow— minutes time, i will have the woty-tnts— minutes time, i will have the woty-tnts tuto- minutes time, i will have the very this huge row very latest on this huge row ttat-s— very latest on this huge row that's broken— very latest on this huge row that's broken between rishi that's broken out between rishi sunat— that's broken out between rishi sunat-tons— that's broken out between rishi sunak boris johnson. that's broken out between rishi sunak borisjohnson. i that's broken out between rishi sunak boris johnson. i will sunak and boris johnson. i will tato— sunak and boris johnson. i will tato an— sunak and boris johnson. i will have an update— sunak and boris johnson. i will have an update for you on that

in have an update for you on that tn-ntnutos.- have an update for you on that in-minutes. but- have an update for you on that in minutes. but before in about 15 minutes. but before ttat— in about 15 minutes. but before that-landmark— in about 15 minutes. but before that landmark report that that to a landmark report that ttows— that to a landmark report that blows-claims— that to a landmark report that blows claims that albanians blows away claims that albanians atttwnt— blows away claims that albanians atttwntltno— blows away claims that albanians atttwngltno tt— blows away claims that albanians arriving-the uk on— blows away claims that albanians arriving the uk on small arriving in the uk on small toats— arriving in the uk on small boats should— arriving in the uk on small boats should be— arriving in the uk on small boats should be given asylum . a boats should be given asylum. a otoss—tatty— boats should be given asylum. a cross—party committee has found ttat— cross—party committee has found ttat-ts— cross—party committee has found ttat-ts a— cross—party committee has found ttat-ts a sato— cross—party committee has found that is a safe country that albania is a safe country ant— that albania is a safe country ant tnoto— that albania is a safe country ant ttoto ts— that albania is a safe country and there is little evidence ttat— and there is little evidence ttat-ato- and there is little evidence ttat-ato at- and there is little evidence that-are at risk. that albanians are at risk ttoto— that albanians are at risk tnoto. tto— that albanians are at risk there. the number of albanians otosstnt— there. the number of albanians otosstnt tno — there. the number of albanians crossing the-this— there. the number of albanians crossing the this year has crossing the uk this year has tnanttutty— crossing the uk this year has thankfully plummeted, but in the 12 thankfully plummeted, but in the t2 nontns— thankfully plummeted, but in the 12 months-last— thankfully plummeted, but in the 12 months last september, 12 months up to last september, tnan— 12 months up to last september, more than 12,000— 12 months up to last september, more than 12,000 albanians antwot— more than 12,000 albanians antwot on— more than 12,000 albanians arrived on small— more than 12,000 albanians arrived on small boats . the arrived on small boats. the totott— arrived on small boats. the toton tount— arrived on small boats. the report found that nearly 46,000 tootto— report found that nearly 46,000 tootto oossot— report found that nearly 46,000 people crossed the channel in snat— people crossed the channel in snatt toats— people crossed the channel in small boats last— people crossed the channel in small boats last year and the attattats— small boats last year and the albanians who— small boats last year and the albanians who crossed the otattot:— albanians who crossed the onannot: ot— albanians who crossed the channel, of course , were a large channel, of course, were a large part— channel, of course, were a large tatt ot— channel, of course, were a large tan ot ttat. — channel, of course, were a large part of that. more— channel, of course, were a large part of that. more than a tutor— part of that. more than a tuanot ot— part of that. more than a quarter of those 12,000 were attantan— quarter of those 12,000 were albanian, though other reports tato— albanian, though other reports have estimated— albanian, though other reports have estimated that that figure may— have estimated that that figure may to— have estimated that that figure tnay to as— have estimated that that figure may to as high— have estimated that that figure may be as high as 50, been tnousant— may be as high as 50, been thousand and— may be as high as 50, been thousand and 10,000 of those who came from albania— thousand and 10,000 of those who came from albania last year were stntto— came from albania last year were stntto atutt— came from albania last year were single adult men.— came from albania last year were single adult men. so yeah, the women and children , they can women and children, they can stay— women and children, they can stay at— women and children, they can stay at nono— women and children, they can stay at home, they can stay in tno— stay at home, they can stay in to wa— stay at home, they can stay in to — stay at home, they can stay in the war zone. but— stay at home, they can stay in the war zone. but the single atutt— the war zone. but the single atutt non— the war zone. but the single adult men, they've got to flee.

it adult men, they've got to flee. tt moans— adult men, they've got to flee. it means that— adult men, they've got to flee. it means that the— adult men, they've got to flee. it means that the number of attattats— it means that the number of albanians coming to the uk on snat— albanians coming to the uk on snatt toats— albanians coming to the uk on small boats increased from small boats has increased from soo— small boats has increased from soo-to— small boats has increased from soo-to oo— small boats has increased from 800-to more than- small boats has increased from 800 to more than 12,000 800 in 2021 to more than 12,000 tast— 800 in 2021 to more than 12,000 tast yoat. — 800 in 2021 to more than 12,000 tast yoat. tn— 800 in 2021 to more than 12,000 last year. in conclusion, the totott— last year. in conclusion, the toton says— last year. in conclusion, the report says that— last year. in conclusion, the report says that albania is a sato— report says that albania is a sato oountty— report says that albania is a safe country and— report says that albania is a safe country and there is little owtonoo— safe country and there is little evidence that— safe country and there is little evidence that they need asylum in evidence that they need asylum tn tno— evidence that they need asylum tn tno ttt— evidence that they need asylum in the uk, though— evidence that they need asylum in the uk, though it does find ttat— in the uk, though it does find ttat many— in the uk, though it does find that many women could be victims of that many women could be victims ot ttatttottnt— that many women could be victims of trafficking. now,— that many women could be victims of trafficking. now, one of the tots— of trafficking. now, one of the ttts on— of trafficking. now, one of the ttts on tno— of trafficking. now, one of the mps on the committee which ttotuoot— mps on the committee which ttotuoot tno— mps on the committee which produced the report is lee antotson— produced the report is lee anderson, who— produced the report is lee anderson, who is the conservative - anderson, who is the conservative mp for ashfield. wow— conservative mp for ashfield. wow taot— conservative mp for ashfield. wow taot tn— conservative mp for ashfield. now back in december he tuosttonot— now back in december he questioned the— now back in december he questioned the albanian ambassador— questioned the albanian ambassador on why albanians tttn-t— ambassador on why albanians tttn-t stntty— ambassador on why albanians didn't simply buy a cheap plane ttotot— didn't simply buy a cheap plane ttotot to— didn't simply buy a cheap plane ttotot to tno— didn't simply buy a cheap plane ticket to the uk— didn't simply buy a cheap plane ticket to the uk and then claim asytun— ticket to the uk and then claim asytun . — ticket to the uk and then claim asytun . vou— ticket to the uk and then claim asylum . you explain- ticket to the uk and then claim asylum . /tt: 3 ticket to the uk and then claim asylum . /tt:t 3 asylum. you explain to me why people are prepared to pay thousands of pounds to people smugglers, to traffickers wherever you want to call them rather than pay £28 on a flight from albania . that's exactly from albania. that's exactly what i have asked just from the beginning, because they don't have the possible motty to apply for a legal migrate action. that's the problem. and to apply for that's the problem. and to apply tot a— that's the problem. and to apply tot a wsa— that's the problem. and to apply for a visa because— that's the problem. and to apply for a visa because the. let me

taot— for a visa because the. let me taot to— for a visa because the. let me come back to you . why can't they come back to you. why can't they just visit the country for £28 and then claim asylum ? why yeah, and then claim asylum? why yeah, why can't they claim why can't they visit the country for £28, travel on a plane for £28? come. i on a holiday travel on a plane for £28? come. ion a holiday and travel on a plane for £28? come. i on a holiday and then claim asylum? why can't they do that? i don't have this. this information.- i don't have this. this information. - i don't have this. this information. you do have this information. you do have this information. why can't they do that ? like i information. why can't they do that? like i can't information. why can't they do that ? like i can't suppose why that? like i can't suppose why tnoy— that? like i can't suppose why toy to— that? like i can't suppose why toy to ttat. — that? like i can't suppose why they do that. is— that? like i can't suppose why they do that. is it— “ like i can't suppose why they do that. c t3tt:t they do that. is it perhaps, do you think? because if they come legally and produce a passport and documents that our authorities, our border control know exactly who these people are , where are they from? and are, where are they from? and any activities, illegal activities they may be involved in in the past, do you think that may be the reason ? bingo. that may be the reason? bingo. yes, i think that— that may be the reason? bingo. yes, i think that probably- “ bingo. yes, i think that probably is tno— yes, i think that probably is to — yes, i think that probably is the reason. i'm— yes, i think that probably is the reason. i'm delighted to say ttat— the reason. i'm delighted to say ttat too— the reason. i'm delighted to say now that lee anderson joins me now. lee, so this— now that lee anderson joins me now. lee, so this report, this totott— now. lee, so this report, this totott nas— now. lee, so this report, this report has found— now. lee, so this report, this report has found that really ttoto-s— report has found that really there's been— report has found that really there's been no— report has found that really there's been no need for us to ottot— there's been no need for us to ottot asytun — there's been no need for us to offer asylum to— there's been no need for us to offer asylum to anyone from attatta— offer asylum to anyone from albania, pretty— offer asylum to anyone from albania, pretty much for the

tast— albania, pretty much for the tast ooutto— albania, pretty much for the last couple of— albania, pretty much for the last couple of years. and yet we've been doing it. but nototutty— we've been doing it. but hopefully now- we've been doing it. but hopefully now it stops. is that natt— hopefully now it stops. is that ttttt t — hopefully now it stops. is that ntnt t wot.— hopefully now it stops. is that right .7 well, look,- hopefully now it stops. is that right .7 well, look, i- hopefully now it stops. is that right ? �*ft�*tt;cc 3 33 c right? well, look, i mean, isn't it a shame and a pity and a waste of taxpayers money and parliamentary time that we've had to go through this in investigation and this report ought to tell us all what we already know. anybody, patrick, with an ounce of common sense , with an ounce of common sense, knows that albania is a safe country. their economic migrants coming over. and the reason they're coming over on a boat is because it's quicker and cheaper than coming by the correct means. and once they get here, they can abuse the asylum system. and many of them can just disappear into the black economy for a life of crime and criminality. and once again , criminality. and once again, take advantage of this great country of ours. it really winds me up. it sticks in my throat that we've had to go through this. on the home affairs select committee. like anybody committee. like i say, anybody with any sense knows that with any common sense knows that there economic migrants there are economic migrants abusing yeah indeed. abusing our system. yeah indeed. but now we're seeing a shift tron— but now we're seeing a shift from albania— but now we're seeing a shift from albania to— but now we're seeing a shift from albania to india. so the

tntnt— from albania to india. so the tntnt ts— from albania to india. so the same thing is going to happen noto— same thing is going to happen noto: tsn-t— same thing is going to happen here, isn't it?— same thing is going to happen here, isn't it? you— same thing is going to happen here, isn't it? you know, in anotnot— here, isn't it? you know, in another couple _ here, isn't it? you know, in another couple of years time, you— another couple of years time, you-going- another couple of years time, you-totnt to- you and i are going to be sttttnt— you and i are going to be sitting here— you and i are going to be sitting here this sitting here having this conversation - sitting here having this conversation to conversation where you've had to wttto— conversation where you've had to wtttoltotott— conversation where you've had to writelreport about— conversation where you've had to write report about the fact write a report about the fact ttat— write a report about the fact ttat tno— write a report about the fact that the vast— write a report about the fact that the vast majority of people in that the vast majority of people tn -not— that the vast majority of people tn -not toot— that the vast majority of people in not need asylum. and in india do not need asylum. and it in india do not need asylum. and tt ts— in india do not need asylum. and tt ts tust— in india do not need asylum. and tt ts tust non— in india do not need asylum. and it is just men coming over toottnt— it is just men coming over toottntltots- it is just men coming over looking jobs who didn't meet looking for jobs who didn't meet the looking for jobs who didn't meet tno—outl the economic threshold of our totat— the economic threshold of our totat-syston. - the economic threshold of ouri legal-system. yeah, legal migration system. yeah, ttto— legal migration system. yeah, ttto-ttto— legal migration system. yeah, ttto-ttto ts— legal migration system. yeah, this-this is not- legal migration system. yeah, this-this is not the- this this is this is not the point. immigration based system that is that we've introduced. this is now the people smugglers, they're the they're not bothered where the people from anywhere on people come from anywhere on this planet. as long as they get their three, four, £5,000 per person on person for putting them on a boat, it doesn't matter whether they come from they come they come from whether they come from sudan , from from eritrea, sudan, from albania, timbuktu . they albania, from timbuktu. they will take the money and do their best to get on in this country as this trade. look, as part of this trade. look, we've you know, views on we've got you know, my views on this, i've been coming this, patrick. i've been coming on this show now bannau on nigh on this show now bannau on nigh on you know, till on three years. you know, till i'm blue in the face. and these scenes you've just again scenes you've just shown again where predominantly men where we've predominantly men coming and i've said it and coming over and i've said it and i've said it before, if they're coming countries, coming from war torn countries, what men leave women and what sort of men leave women and

children behind and their families in a war torn country? not of man i want to be not the type of man i want to be seeing coming to my country. well, no, i'm absolutely not. now, comes to the now, when it comes to the oonntttoo— now, when it comes to the committee-put- now, when it comes to the- committee-put-report committee that's put this report tototnot— committee that's put this report together, _cross - committee that's put this report together, cross party together, this is a cross party oonntttoo— together, this is a cross party committee, lee,— together, this is a cross party committee, lee, isn't it? this is committee, lee, isn't it? this ts a— committee, lee, isn't it? this ts a tany— committee, lee, isn't it? this is a cross party committee. so now whenever anyone in the tatout— now whenever anyone in the tatout natty— now whenever anyone in the labour party or— now whenever anyone in the labour party or the lib dems or the labour party or the lib dems or to sun— labour party or the lib dems or to sun ot— labour party or the lib dems or the snp or whoever stand up and say ttat:— the snp or whoever stand up and say ttat, you— the snp or whoever stand up and say that, you know,— the snp or whoever stand up and say that, you know, we owe owotytoty— say that, you know, we owe everybody some— say that, you know, we owe everybody some kind of , you everybody some kind of, you ttow:— everybody some kind of, you tnow: tuto— everybody some kind of, you know, huge debt— everybody some kind of, you know, huge debt and that we have to too— know, huge debt and that we have to welcome everybody, we can totnt— to welcome everybody, we can totnt oat— to welcome everybody, we can totnt wo— to welcome everybody, we can point can we not,— to welcome everybody, we can point can we not, to a cross party— point can we not, to a cross party committee— point can we not, to a cross party committee who have decided two yoats— party committee who have decided two yoats too— party committee who have decided two years too late— party committee who have decided two years too late that all of tnoso— two years too late that all of those albanian— two years too late that all of those albanian men that were oontnt— those albanian men that were oontnt aotoss— those albanian men that were coming across the channel pretty muon— coming across the channel pretty much-basically— coming across the channel pretty much - basically on - coming across the channel pretty much basically on the take? much were basically on the take? teat.— much were basically on the take? toat. tt— much were basically on the take? toat. tt ts— much were basically on the take? toat. tt ts a— much were basically on the take? yeah, it is a cross— much were basically on the take? yeah, it is a cross a— much were basically on the take? yeah, it is a cross a cross- yeah, it is a cross a cross party committee, as you say, patrick the chair actually is a labour mp, dame diana johnson. this is consensus we've come this is a consensus we've come to. this is after speaking with albanian members of parliament like you've just shown before the clip. me the home affairs select committee speaking to the albanian ambassador. there was a trip to albania with the home

affairs select committee. unfortunately, i couldn't get to that know, was that one, but you know, it was a no brainer . and i suppose some no brainer. and i suppose some of the opposition mps on our committee didn't really like what they were seeing because it doesn't fit their narrative about these young men being victims of all sorts of nasty stuff. look, recognise that stuff. look, we recognise that there are are women, there are some women at risk in albania being trafficked for sex, etcetera. but the young men you see coming on the boats, they are coming for one reason and for that's money. lee look, i've got to— for that's money. lee look, i've got to ast— for that's money. lee look, i've got to ast you— for that's money. lee look, i've got to ask you, hope— for that's money. lee look, i've got to ask you, hope you- 33tt:t3tt;g lee look, i've got to ask you, hope you don't ntnt— got to ask you, hope you don't ntnt-tut— got to ask you, hope you don't ntnt-tut tts— got to ask you, hope you don't mind but it's pretty mind this, but it's pretty straightforward in straightforward really, in totatton— straightforward really, in relation _ofi straightforward really, in- relation _of verbal relation to the kind of verbal tout— relation to the kind of verbal tout ttat-s— relation to the kind of verbal feud that's going on with boris tonnson— feud that's going on with boris johnson-rishi _ feud that's going on with boris johnson rishi you're johnson and rishi sunak. you're in johnson and rishi sunak. you're tn an— johnson and rishi sunak. you're in an interesting— johnson and rishi sunak. you're in an interesting position toouso— in an interesting position because you're red wall because you're in a red wall soat— because you're in a red wall soat. ttay.— because you're in a red wall soat. otay. tn— because you're in a red wall seat. okay. in-i- because you're in a red wall. seat. okay. in-i-there seat. okay. in fact, i was there tast— seat. okay. in fact, i was there tast woot— seat. okay. in fact, i was there tast woot-wo— seat. okay. in fact, i was there last week-we had- seat. okay. in fact, i was there last week we had we had a last week and we had we had a tooont— last week and we had we had a tooont-out. — last week and we had we had a decent-out. but— last week and we had we had a decent-out. but do- last week and we had we had a decent out. but do you decent day out. but do you owe tons— decent day out. but do you owe tons tonnson— decent day out. but do you owe boris johnson seat? where boris johnson your seat? where are boris johnson your seat? where ato-att— boris johnson your seat? where ato-at ot— boris johnson your seat? where are-all of this?- boris johnson your seat? where are all of this? where are you in all of this? where you— are you in all of this? where you tn— are you in all of this? where are you in all— are you in all of this? where are you in all of— are you in all of this? where are you in all of this? where are you in all of this now? tooauso— are you in all of this now? tooauso tt— are you in all of this now? because it does- are you in all of this now? because it does seem like this watlwotts— because it does seem like this watlwotts ts— because it does seem like this war words is hotting up a war of words is hotting up a ttt. — war of words is hotting up a ttt. _t— war of words is hotting up a ttt-t ton-t- war of words is hotting up a bit.-i don't like. war of words is hotting up a bit-i don't like to�* war of words is hotting up a. bit-i don't like to see bit. oh, no, i don't like to see blue on blue attacks. but what i will say, i think— blue on blue attacks. but what i will say, i think we— blue on blue attacks. but what i will say, i think we need- g" f but what i will say, i think we need to

move on as a— will say, i think we need to move on as a party because the fear— move on as a party because the fear of— move on as a party because the fear of .— move on as a party because the fear of a labour— move on as a party because the fear of a labour government actually— fear of a labour government actually mean— fear of a labour government actually mean thought of actually mean the thought of a labour—terrifies. actually mean the thought of al labour—terrifies me. labour government terrifies me. butlwiu— labour government terrifies me. butlwiu say— labour government terrifies me. butlwill say this— labour government terrifies me. but will say this about boris. but i will say this about boris. in but i will say this about boris. .. 2019— but i will say this about boris. in 2019 there— but i will say this about boris. in 2019 there there in 2019 there was there was a particular— in 2019 there was there was a particular-why- in 2019 there was there was a particular why won my particular reason why i won my seat—that— particular reason why i won my seat—that was- particular reason why i won my seat that was boris, seat in ashfield that was boris, that— seat in ashfield that was boris, that was— seat in ashfield that was boris, that was brexit— seat in ashfield that was boris, that was brexit and that was a feel...— that was brexit and that was a feeling towards— that was brexit and that was a feeling towards jeremy corbyn. so feeling towards jeremy corbyn. sol— feeling towards jeremy corbyn. sol-right,- feeling towards jeremy corbyn. sol-right, my- so yes, i do all right, my seas— so yes, i do all right, my seats eat— so yes, i do all right, my seats. but you- so yes, i do all right, my seats. but you know, we've got to seats. but you know, we've got te-ea. — seats. but you know, we've got te-ea. -aet- seats. but you know, we've got te-ea.-get te- seats. but you know, we've got to-on. _got to stop| to move on. we've got to stop tatttag— to move on. we've got to stop tatttag eat,— to move on. we've got to stop falling out, bickering with each otter— falling out, bickering with each other ant— falling out, bickering with each other and hopefully can unite falling out, bickering with each otheput|d hopefully can unite falling out, bickering with each otheput the )pefully can unite falling out, bickering with each otheput the country, can unite falling out, bickering with each otheput the country, put:an unite falling out, bickering with each otheput the country, put the jnite and put the country, put the country— and put the country, put the country first — and put the country, put the country first. patrick you wettest-t,— country first. patrick you wouldn't, you- country first. patrick you wouldn't, you wouldn't you don't ttat— wouldn't, you wouldn't you don't tttat—teavee- wouldn't, you wouldn't you don't think—leave.7 - wouldn't, you wouldn't you don't think—leave.7 the. think boris should leave? the cansewattve— think boris should leave? the. conservative—rumours think boris should leave? the. c0 him lative_rumours think boris should leave? the co him setting rumours think boris should leave? the co him setting up rumours think boris should leave? the co him setting up with rumours think boris should leave? the co him setting up with someone of him setting up with someone like for example. like nigel farage, for example. i just think that's that's peapte— i just think that's that's people-vout- i just think that's that's people .you, in the people like you, patrick, in the meta— people like you, patrick, in the meta yea— people like you, patrick, in the media, you know,— people like you, patrick, in the media, you know, i know you've got media, you know, i know you've get—eats.— media, you know, i know you've got—earn. probably. got a pound to earn. probably teen— got a pound to earn. probably teealttttte— got a pound to earn. probably been little mischievous been a little bit mischievous there,— been a little bit mischievous there—tat- been a little bit mischievous- there,_but-know, there, young man, but you know, it there, young man, but you know, ttlsetts— there, young man, but you know, ttlsetts papers— there, young man, but you know, itlsells papers, i— there, young man, but you know, it sells papers, i suppose , it it sells papers, i suppose, ant— it it sells papers, i suppose, ant tt— it it sells papers, i suppose, ant tt keeps— it it sells papers, i suppose, and it keeps it— it it sells papers, i suppose, and it keeps it at the top of the— and it keeps it at the top of the news— and it keeps it at the top of the news agenda. so who knows what-s— the news agenda. so who knows wtat-s gang— the news agenda. so who knows wtat-s gang te— the news agenda. so who knows what's going to happen in the twtwe. — what's going to happen in the future. _concerns - what's going to happen in the future. concerns is, as future. but my concerns is, as wea— future. but my concerns is, as you knew,— future. but my concerns is, as you know, ashfield and this great—,- you know, ashfield and thisi great—, ttaat great country of ours, thank wea- — great country of ours, thank yaw. .waa-te- great country of ours, thank you. .you're right,- great country of ours, thank you. .you're right, i. great country of ours, thank. you. .you're right, i was, you. and you're right, i was, i was pulling your leg a bit there. lee anderson is the conservative mp for ashfield, which the red wall. watch which is in the red wall. watch this though, i'll

this space though, people. i'll tell watch this space tell you what, watch this space because is that of because that is that war of words between boris and rishi. and to how that and we'll have to see how that plays something plays out. but something completely different now, as they street star they say, coronation street star nikki continued they say, coronation street star nikltestimony continued they say, coronation street star nikltestimony in continued they say, coronation street star nikltestimony in the continued they say, coronation street star nikltestimony in the phone jed her testimony in the phone hacking trial . she's alleging hacking trial. she's alleging that journalists working for mirror group newspapers unlawfully gathered information about her and other public figures , including prince harry. figures, including prince harry. joining us live from the high court in london is our national reporter, ellie costello . ellie, reporter, ellie costello. ellie, thank you very much. so what is the latest there today, then? what's happened ? well, it's been what's happened? well, it's been a ttamatts— what's happened? well, it's been a dramatic end— what's happened? well, it's been a dramatic end to— what's happened? well, it's been a dramatic end to the— what's happened? well, it's been a dramatic end to the day- �*vw�*fia 3“ well, it's been a dramatic end to the day here ant— a dramatic end to the day here ant twe— a dramatic end to the day here and the roles— a dramatic end to the day here and the roles building, patrick, as the— and the roles building, patrick, as the coronation— and the roles building, patrick, as the coronation street star wtttt — as the coronation street star nikki sanderson— as the coronation street star nikki sanderson actually broke tawn— nikki sanderson actually broke town ta— nikki sanderson actually broke down in tears— nikki sanderson actually broke down in tears at— nikki sanderson actually broke down in tears at the end of gtwag— down in tears at the end of gtwag tet— down in tears at the end of giving her evidence she had to teawe— giving her evidence she had to teawe twe— giving her evidence she had to leave the courtroom. : leave the courtroom. she stayed satstte— leave the courtroom. she stayed outside for about ten minutes. and it was because her barrister, david sherborne , barrister, david sherborne, asked her a final question when she was giving her evidence. and he said, what's it been to he said, what's it been like to give evidence here at the high court? and she described it as

humiliating and really traumatising. she said, to talk about all of these stories in front of an open court made her feel like she was on trial and she added that this past weekend was the most isolated that she had ever felt. she described her mum and her boyfriend trying to help her, but because she couldn't describe what had been happening in court to them, she said they couldn't help her. and she ended up feeling really alone. she described this as a horrific, horrific experience from start to end, and that is when she then left the courtroom in tears . but it must be said, in tears. but it must be said, patrick is a lot quieter here than it was this time last week when the world's media descended on the rolls building in central london in order to try and capture a glimpse of prince harry as he was another one of the claimants. in this case, they're all bringing this claim against mirror group newspapers, which the sunday mirror , the which is the sunday mirror, the daily mirror, and the sunday people tabloids. and they're all

accusing them of widespread unlawful activity up to 2011. so mirror group newspapers have apologised to mrs. sanderson in this case. they say that they did obtain private information on four occasions, but they say there is no evidence of this happening in a widespread means. but this is week five of this trial. patrick it's set to continue for another month with ellie costello. thank you very mast— ellie costello. thank you very much outside _ ellie costello. thank you very much outside the— ll t:t; thank you very much outside the high court there,— much outside the high court ttete, ew— much outside the high court there, our national reporter. we wttt— there, our national reporter. we wttt weep— there, our national reporter. we wttt weep wea— there, our national reporter. we wttt keep you we— there, our national reporter. we will keep you up to date. ellie wttt— will keep you up to date. ellie wttt-ap— will keep you up to date. ellie will-up te— will keep you up to date. ellie will-up to date- will keep you up to date. ellie will-up to date on. will keep you up to date. ellie will up to date on all will keep you up to date on all of will keep you up to date on all at ttts. — will keep you up to date on all at ttts. wow,— will keep you up to date on all of this. now, boris— will keep you up to date on all of this. now, boris johnson has accused— of this. now, boris johnson has accused_talking| accused rishi sunak of talking tatttst— accused rishi sunak of talking tatttstltte— accused rishi sunak of talking rubbish-the row— accused rishi sunak of talking rubbish the row over his rubbish as the row over his testgaattea— rubbish as the row over his resignation honours list sastawest— resignation honours list continues. this one is going to att— continues. this one is going to run and run and— continues. this one is going to run and run and run. and when i tast— run and run and run. and when i tact .— run and run and run. and when i come back i will— run and run and run. and when i come back i will have the very tatest— come back i will have the very tatest tram — come back i will have the very latest from christopher hope of the tetegtaptt— latest from christopher hope of the telegraph, who's got a big announcement— the telegraph, who's got a big announcement the the telegraph, who's got a big announcement-the in announcement about the latest in the-wettest— announcement about the latest in the-johnson rishi- announcement about the latest in the johnson rishi sunak the boris johnson rishi sunak transa— the boris johnson rishi sunak drama _christys- the boris johnson rishi sunak drama christys on gb drama patrick christys on gb wews— drama patrick christys on gb

channel it's i channel. it's 4:00pm. i channel- it's 4:00pm. it's |ctawwet— it's 4:00pm. it's patrick chaste.— it's 4:00pm. it's patrick christys. it's— it's 4:00pm. it's patrick christys. it's gb news. and ttat— christys. it's gb news. and tttat ant— christys. it's gb news. and blink and you'll— christys. it's gb news. and blink and you'll miss it this taw- — blink and you'll miss it this taw- tt— blink and you'll miss it this taw- tt ts— blink and you'll miss it this taw- tt ts a— blink and you'll miss it this hour. it is a big— blink and you'll miss it this hour. it is a big one. boris johnson— hour. it is a big one. boris johnson and— hour. it is a big one. boris johnson and rishi sunak go to tat— johnson and rishi sunak go to tat wta— johnson and rishi sunak go to war, but who will— johnson and rishi sunak go to war, but who will win? i will tave— war, but who will win? i will have the— war, but who will win? i will have the latest— war, but who will win? i will have the latest breaking news twe— have the latest breaking news ttae ea— have the latest breaking news ttae an ttats— have the latest breaking news line on this sorry— have the latest breaking news line on this sorry saga in just a matter— line on this sorry saga in just a matter at— line on this sorry saga in just a matter of moments with ctwsteptet— a matter of moments with christopher hope from the tetegtapta— christopher hope from the telegraph. you— christopher hope from the telegraph. you will not want to mtss— telegraph. you will not want to ttat. — telegraph. you will not want to miss that-also— telegraph. you will not want to miss that. also we're going miss that. but also we're going to miss that. but also we're going teltatttag— miss that. but also we're goingi to .talking-another to be talking about this another day,— to be talking about this another day, another— to be talking about this another day, another record day in the chaste.— day, another record day in the ctanaet. se— day, another record day in the channel. so when— day, another record day in the channel. so when rishi sunak sata— channel. so when rishi sunak satt ttat— channel. so when rishi sunak satt that we— channel. so when rishi sunak said that he stopped the boats plan— said that he stopped the boats state as— said that he stopped the boats plan was working, well, it turns out ttstt,— plan was working, well, it turns out ttstt, tt— plan was working, well, it turns out rishi, it isn't.— plan was working, well, it turns out rishi, it isn't. i'll be tetwag— out rishi, it isn't. i'll be delving into— out rishi, it isn't. i'll be delving into those numbers and ass— delving into those numbers and atse ttattag— delving into those numbers and also finding out— delving into those numbers and also finding out exactly what we can also finding out exactly what we expect— also finding out exactly what we expect gang— also finding out exactly what we can expect going forward in the chaste.— can expect going forward in the ctanaet. tw— can expect going forward in the channel. i'm also— can expect going forward in the channel. i'm also going to be tatttag— channel. i'm also going to be talking about— channel. i'm also going to be talking about this as well teswase— talking about this as well because albanians need because albanians don't need aswtwm— because albanians don't need aswtwm .— because albanians don't need aswtwm . wow— because albanians don't need asylum . now these two stories asylum. now these two stories tepetwtw— asylum. now these two stories tepetwtw ge— asylum. now these two stories hopefully go hand in hand. it's taken— hopefully go hand in hand. it's taken two— hopefully go hand in hand. it's taken two years— hopefully go hand in hand. it's taken two years and at least wooo— taken two years and at least wooo-mea- taken two years and at least 12,000-men for. taken two years and at least 12,000 men for us taken two years and at least. 12,000-men for us to 12,000 albanian men for us to tease— 12,000 albanian men for us to realise-actually- 12,000 albanian men for us to realise actually albania is realise that actually albania is a-sewatw— realise that actually albania is a-sewatw ant— realise that actually albania is a country and they should

a safe country and they should not te— a safe country and they should not be granted— a safe country and they should not be granted asylum, that's the-et— not be granted asylum, that's the-at a— not be granted asylum, that's tne-et a new- not be granted asylum, that's the of a new report and the result of a new report and meta— the result of a new report and nicola sturgeon— the result of a new report and nicola sturgeon ,— the result of a new report and nicola sturgeon , what on earth nicola sturgeon, what on earth is nicola sturgeon, what on earth ts gang— nicola sturgeon, what on earth ts gang en— nicola sturgeon, what on earth is going on north— nicola sturgeon, what on earth is going on north of the border? yes is going on north of the border? ves snewtt— is going on north of the border? yes should humza— is going on north of the border? yes should humza yousaf grow a natt— yes should humza yousaf grow a nan-atten— yes should humza yousaf grow a pair- ditch nicola— yes should humza yousaf grow a pair ditch nicola sturgeon pair and ditch nicola sturgeon tnan— pair and ditch nicola sturgeon nan tne— pair and ditch nicola sturgeon from the snp?— pair and ditch nicola sturgeon from the snp? or of course , is from the snp? or of course, is it from the snp? or of course, is tt tnnesent— from the snp? or of course, is it innocent until— from the snp? or of course, is it innocent until proven guilty? it it innocent until proven guilty? tt ts— it innocent until proven guilty? tt ts a— it innocent until proven guilty? it is a firecracker— it innocent until proven guilty? it is a firecracker of an hour. wen-t— it is a firecracker of an hour. nan-t tate— it is a firecracker of an hour. don't take your— it is a firecracker of an hour. don't take your eyes off it. tatnst— don't take your eyes off it. patrick christys _ don't take your eyes off it. patrick christys on . gb news gb patrick christys on. gb news gb vtews— patrick christys on. gb news gb vtews at— patrick christys on. gb news gb vtews at an— patrick christys on. gb news gb views at gb news.com . and what views at gb news.com. and what i want— views at gb news.com. and what i want to— views at gb news.com. and what i want to knew— views at gb news.com. and what i want to know from _ views at gb news.com. and what i want to know from you is team news— want to know from you is team news at— want to know from you is team news at ae— want to know from you is team news at wea— want to know from you is team boris or are you team rishi tesause— boris or are you team rishi because they— boris or are you team rishi because they have gone to war tetaw. — because they have gone to war tetaw. ant — because they have gone to war today. and like— because they have gone to war today. and like i— because they have gone to war today. and like i said, in just atew— today. and like i said, in just a few moments— today. and like i said, in just a few moments i'll be giving you the a few moments i'll be giving you tne wen— a few moments i'll be giving you tne very tatest— a few moments i'll be giving you the very latest in— a few moments i'll be giving you the very latest in this sorry saga.— the very latest in this sorry saga. vet— the very latest in this sorry saga. you will— the very latest in this sorry saga. you will not believe your st— saga. you will not believe your ears. gb views— saga. you will not believe your ears. gb views at— saga. you will not believe your ears. gb views at gb news .com now headlines— ears. gb views at gb news .com now headlines polly . now headlines with polly. tatnst. — now headlines with polly. patrick. thank- now headlines with polly. patrick. “f"«e/ now headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories this hour. boris johnson has accused rishi sunak of talking rubbish after the prime minister said the former prime

minister said the former prime minister had asked him to overrule checks for house of lords honours nominations. now bofis lords honours nominations. now boris johnson is blaming downing street for conservative mps and key allies failing to appear on the list despite being nominated by him . nadine dorries alok by him. nadine dorries alok sharma and nigel adams are among the mps whose names are absent. rishi sunak says overruling the wetttng— rishi sunak says overruling the vetting committee wasn't senetntng— vetting committee wasn't something he— vetting committee wasn't something he was prepared to do. tens— something he was prepared to do. tens ttnsen— something he was prepared to do. boris johnson asked me to do senetntng— boris johnson asked me to do something that— boris johnson asked me to do something that i— boris johnson asked me to do something that i wasn't prepared to te— something that i wasn't prepared to to tese— something that i wasn't prepared to do because i— something that i wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it natt— to do because i didn't think it natt- — to do because i didn't think it was right. that— to do because i didn't think it was right . t:t; was right. that was to either overrule the whole committee or to make promises to people. now i wasn't prepared to do that. as 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 rishi sunak the american bank. jp morgan chase has american bank. jp morgan chase nas agreea— american bank. jp morgan chase nas agaeet a— american bank. jp morgan chase has agreed a settlement- ' f jp morgan chase has agreed a settlement of over ttto— has agreed a settlement of over ezso ntttten— has agreed a settlement of over £230 million with— has agreed a settlement of over £230 million with the past wettns— £230 million with the past wettns et— £230 million with the past victims of the— £230 million with the past victims of the former financier ant— victims of the former financier and convicted— victims of the former financier and convicted sex— victims of the former financier and convicted sex offender jeffrey— and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein _ and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein and unidentified woman— jeffrey epstein and unidentified wenan tttet— jeffrey epstein and unidentified woman filed a— jeffrey epstein and unidentified woman filed a lawsuit against

anetta-s— woman filed a lawsuit against america's largest— woman filed a lawsuit against america's largest bank on behalf of america's largest bank on behalf et nuttttte— america's largest bank on behalf of multiple victims who mr ttstetn— of multiple victims who mr epstein sexually abused between test— epstein sexually abused between test ant— epstein sexually abused between test ant zen.— epstein sexually abused between 1998 and 2013. the lawsuit attegtng— 1998 and 2013. the lawsuit attegtng ttat— 1998 and 2013. the lawsuit alleging that jp morgan was sentttstt— alleging that jp morgan was sentttstt tn— alleging that jp morgan was complicit in the— alleging that jp morgan was complicit in the abuse by tgnenng— complicit in the abuse by ignoring repeated warnings of ttstetn-s— ignoring repeated warnings of ttstetn-s se— ignoring repeated warnings of epstein's sex trafficking and senttnutng— epstein's sex trafficking and continuing to— epstein's sex trafficking and continuing to do business with ntn— continuing to do business with ntn atten— continuing to do business with ntn attet ne— continuing to do business with him after he was— continuing to do business with him after he was convicted of instant— him after he was convicted of treswtng an— him after he was convicted of procuring an underage girl for tnstttutten— procuring an underage girl for prostitution in— procuring an underage girl for prostitution in 2008. epstein stet— prostitution in 2008. epstein ttet tn— prostitution in 2008. epstein died in custody— prostitution in 2008. epstein died in custody in 2019. more tnan— died in custody in 2019. more tnan too— died in custody in 2019. more than 600 people— died in custody in 2019. more than 600 people crossed the tngttsn— than 600 people crossed the english channel— than 600 people crossed the english channel in small boats westentaw. — english channel in small boats yesterday. that's— english channel in small boats yesterday. that's the highest nte— yesterday. that's the highest number on a single day so far tnts— number on a single day so far we wean— number on a single day so far we wean tt— number on a single day so far this year. it means the total nte— this year. it means the total nte et— this year. it means the total number of people making the stesstng— number of people making the crossing-this— number of people making the crossing this year has crossing so far this year has teasnet— crossing so far this year has neasnet nee— crossing so far this year has reached more than 8500 this reached more than 8500 at this totnt.— reached more than 8500 at this totnt. tast— reached more than 8500 at this totnt. tast wean— reached more than 8500 at this point. last year, the total had ttst— point. last year, the total had just passed— point. last year, the total had just passed 10,000. the former ttattan— just passed 10,000. the former italian prime— just passed 10,000. the former italian prime minister, silvio tentssent— italian prime minister, silvio berlusconi, has— italian prime minister, silvio berlusconi, has died in milan at the berlusconi, has died in milan at tne age— berlusconi, has died in milan at tne age et— berlusconi, has died in milan at tne age et st.— berlusconi, has died in milan at the age of 86. the— berlusconi, has died in milan at the age of 86. the billionaire businessman— the age of 86. the billionaire businessman created italy's tatest— businessman created italy's largest media— businessman created italy's largest media company before entenng— largest media company before entering politics,— largest media company before entering politics, leaving tentnt— entering politics, leaving tentnt a— entering politics, leaving behind a career marred by sex

ssantats— behind a career marred by sex scandals and— behind a career marred by sex scandals and corruption allegations.— scandals and corruption allegations. he'd been suffering tren— allegations. he'd been suffering from leukaemia— allegations. he'd been suffering from leukaemia and had recently tewetetet— from leukaemia and had recently tewetetet a— from leukaemia and had recently developed a lung— from leukaemia and had recently developed a lung infection wuntet— developed a lung infection wuntet to— developed a lung infection number 10 said berlusconi made a huge— number 10 said berlusconi made a nuge tntast— number 10 said berlusconi made a nuge tntast en— number 10 said berlusconi made a huge impact on italian politics over several decades and that tneugnts— over several decades and that tneugnts ae— over several decades and that thoughts are now— over several decades and that thoughts are now with the ttattan— thoughts are now with the italian people _ thoughts are now with the italian people and his family teae.— italian people and his family tene- tts— italian people and his family here. it's reported scotland's ttst— here. it's reported scotland's first minister— here. it's reported scotland's first minister will not suspend wtseta— first minister will not suspend nicola sturgeon— first minister will not suspend nicola sturgeon from the snp tettewtng— nicola sturgeon from the snp following her— nicola sturgeon from the snp following her arrest. humza veusat— following her arrest. humza weusat nas— following her arrest. humza yousaf has come— following her arrest. humza yousaf has come under increasing tesswe te— yousaf has come under increasing pressure to suspend— yousaf has come under increasing pressure to suspend the former ttst— pressure to suspend the former first minister— pressure to suspend the former first minister after she was atesttenet— first minister after she was questtenet tw— first minister after she was questioned by police investigating the party's ttnanes— investigating the party's finances. she- investigating the party's finances. she was released wttneut— finances. she was released without charge _ finances. she was released without charge and insists she's tnnesent— without charge and insists she's tnnesent et— without charge and insists she's innocent of any— without charge and insists she's innocent of any wrongdoing . gb innocent of any wrongdoing. gb wews— innocent of any wrongdoing. gb news political— innocent of any wrongdoing. gb news political reporter catherine _ news political reporter catherine foster has more. wtsnetas— catherine foster has more. nicholas sturgeon's arrest westentaw— nicholas sturgeon's arrest westentaw ts— nicholas sturgeon's arrest yesterday is part of a two year tense— yesterday is part of a two year police investigation . ' " police investigation. an atetatton— police investigation. an operation branch- police investigation. an operation branch form into a missing £600,000 of donated opfions missing £600,000 of donated options given to fund a scottish independence referendum that has never happened. now her husband

, former chief executive peter murrell , was arrested in april murrell, was arrested in april at their home. then the treasurer , colin beattie, also treasurer, colin beattie, also arrested and now former first minister nicola sturgeon all questioned by police. all released without charge . the released without charge. the three british people- : (flag; the three british people who were : (3.7913; the three british people who were on teat— three british people who were on teat a— three british people who were on teat a ttwng— three british people who were on board a diving boat that caught fire board a diving boat that caught ttte tn— board a diving boat that caught ttte tn tne— board a diving boat that caught fire in the red— board a diving boat that caught fire in the red sea off egypt nave— fire in the red sea off egypt nave ttet— fire in the red sea off egypt have died and— fire in the red sea off egypt have died and the british tewtsts— have died and the british tourists were— have died and the british tourists were originally testanet— tourists were originally declared missing when their ssuta— declared missing when their ssuta ttwng— declared missing when their scuba diving boat went up in flames— scuba diving boat went up in ttanes .— scuba diving boat went up in ttanes . ttt— scuba diving boat went up in flames . off the— scuba diving boat went up in flames . off the resort town of flames. off the resort town of nasa— flames. off the resort town of watsa atan — flames. off the resort town of marsa alam yesterday. it's understood _ marsa alam yesterday. it's understood the _ marsa alam yesterday. it's understood the fire was caused by understood the fire was caused tw an— understood the fire was caused by an electrical— understood the fire was caused by an electrical problem in the teat-s— by an electrical problem in the teat-s engtne— by an electrical problem in the boat's engine room . an 11 year boat's engine room. an 11 year ttt— boat's engine room. an 11 year ett att— boat's engine room. an 11 year ett ttat. a— boat's engine room. an 11 year old girl, a british— boat's engine room. an 11 year old girl, a british girl, has teen— old girl, a british girl, has teen stet— old girl, a british girl, has been shot dead in france and her tatter— been shot dead in france and her father seriously— been shot dead in france and her father seriously injured . a father seriously injured. a netgntew— father seriously injured. a neighbour is— father seriously injured. a neighbour is said to have shot at we— neighbour is said to have shot at tne girl— neighbour is said to have shot at the girl and— neighbour is said to have shot at the girl and her family eutstte— at the girl and her family outside their— at the girl and her family outside their house in brittany. tne— outside their house in brittany. tne tns— outside their house in brittany. the town's mayor— outside their house in brittany. the town's mayor says the netgntews— the town's mayor says the neighbours have had hostile exsnanges— neighbours have had hostile exsnanges tn— neighbours have had hostile exchanges in the past. the newer— exchanges in the past. the matter as— exchanges in the past. the mother was also injured in the attack— mother was also injured in the attack ant— mother was also injured in the attack and her— mother was also injured in the attack and her eight year old taugttet— attack and her eight year old

daughter managed to escape to as— daughter managed to escape to tne— daughter managed to escape to raise the alarm.— daughter managed to escape to raise the alarm. a— daughter managed to escape to raise the alarm. a 71 old raise the alarm. a 71 year old outst— raise the alarm. a 71 year old tutsn nan— raise the alarm. a 71 year old dutch man-been- raise the alarm. a 71 year old dutch man been arrested. the dutch man has been arrested. the tenetgn— dutch man has been arrested. the foreign-says— dutch man has been arrested. the tween-saws tt— dutch man has been arrested. the foreign-says it is- foreign office says it is s“worthw— foreign office says it is supporting the family. foreign office says it is supporting the family . a man has supporting the family. a man has appeared— supporting the family. a man has atteaet tn— supporting the family. a man has appeared in court— supporting the family. a man has appeared in court charged with the appeared in court charged with tne nnwet— appeared in court charged with the murder of— appeared in court charged with the murder of a— appeared in court charged with the murder of a 21 year old woman in northern ireland. chloe wttsnett— woman in northern ireland. chloe wttsnett as— woman in northern ireland. chloe mitchell was seen— woman in northern ireland. chloe mitchell was seen in the early news— mitchell was seen in the early news et— mitchell was seen in the early news et june— mitchell was seen in the early hours of june the— mitchell was seen in the early hours of june the 3rd. a murder tnaww— hours of june the 3rd. a murder tnqutw as— hours of june the 3rd. a murder inquiry was launched after suspected— inquiry was launched after suspected human remains were totnt— suspected human remains were totnt tn— suspected human remains were found in ballymena yesterday . 26 found in ballymena yesterday. 26 wea— found in ballymena yesterday. 26 wean ttt— found in ballymena yesterday. 26 year old brandon— found in ballymena yesterday. 26 year old brandon john rainey is sset— year old brandon john rainey is set st— year old brandon john rainey is accused of murder. a 34 year old nas— accused of murder. a 34 year old nas atso— accused of murder. a 34 year old man has also been— accused of murder. a 34 year old man has also been charged with asststtnt— man has also been charged with assisting offenders and is due in assisting offenders and is due tn stutt— assisting offenders and is due in court later— assisting offenders and is due in court later .— assisting offenders and is due in court later. king charles has teen— in court later. king charles has teen sn— in court later. king charles has teen on we— in court later. king charles has been on the flying scotsman tstaw— been on the flying scotsman today celebrating the 100 year old today celebrating the 100 year stt enttne— today celebrating the 100 year stt enttne .— today celebrating the 100 year old engine . the— today celebrating the 100 year old engine . the king rode the old engine. the king rode the tansus— old engine. the king rode the famous steam— old engine. the king rode the famous steam train through the ssuntwstte— famous steam train through the ssuntwstte sn— famous steam train through the countryside on the north vsntsntte— countryside on the north yorkshire moors railway, celebrating— yorkshire moors railway, celebrating its 50th anniversary. when they pulled tnts— anniversary. when they pulled tnts tne— anniversary. when they pulled into the market— anniversary. when they pulled into the market town, the crew ant— into the market town, the crew ant tne — into the market town, the crew and the driver— into the market town, the crew and the driver gave the king the twat— and the driver gave the king the royal treatment,— and the driver gave the king the royal treatment, inviting him to stant— royal treatment, inviting him to stant sn— royal treatment, inviting him to stant on we— royal treatment, inviting him to stand on the footplate and see now— stand on the footplate and see now we— stand on the footplate and see how the train— stand on the footplate and see how the train works. charles was tneetet — how the train works. charles was tteetet tw— how the train works. charles was greeted by hundreds of well—wishers on the platform at its well—wishers on the platform at tts ttnat— well—wishers on the platform at

its final destination with gb wews— its final destination with gb news more news as it happens. tast— news more news as it happens. tast nw— news more news as it happens. tast ts— news more news as it happens. tast ts .— back now to. patrick |wstt.— back now to. patrick l watt. .— back now to. patrick i well, i start- back now to. patricki - well, i start with back now to. patrick well, i start with the very latest boris johnson. and war latest on boris johnson. and war has out between the has broken out between the former minister and rishi former prime minister and rishi sunak johnson has accused sunak of talking rubbish over claims he asked him to overrule the house of lords appointments commission . so the honours list. commission. so the honours list. now it comes after the current prime minister said rishi said that johnson asked him to that johnson had asked him to take wasn't right, take action. that wasn't right, but sunak says johnson wanted him something he wasn't him to do something he wasn't prepared do. after eight of prepared to do. after eight of the prime ministers the former prime ministers nominations peerages nominations for the peerages were rejected. well, one of johnson's allies says sunak actually secretly blocked honours for the former culture secretary, nadine dorries and several others. johnson announced on friday he was quitting as an mp, leaving sunak

facing an awkward by—election in his uxbridge and south ruislip constituency . now boris johnson constituency. now boris johnson is extremely bullish about this whole thing. he very clearly feels as though there's pretty much no evidence to suggest that he lied to parliament or anything like that, and that he has been the victim of a kangaroo court on witch hunt kangaroo court on a witch hunt and but as and he's being ousted. but as you're to hear from you're about to hear now from christopher politics christopher hope is the politics associate editor at the daily telegraph. actually, it might go further than this. boris further than this. and boris johnson could , as far as we johnson could, as far as we understand, face a lifetime ban is that correct? i believe christopher joins me now. christopher joins me now. christopher hope yeah , there he christopher hope yeah, there he is. i mean, can this be real? i mean, this seriously is bizarre that boris johnson, who won a stonking election and has had to go through all of this, could face a lifetime ban . well, face a lifetime ban. well, that's where we- face a lifetime ban. well, that's where we are,- f l ”til 33“ well, that's where we are, patrick. wow— that's where we are, patrick. now we're expecting this tnwtetes— now we're expecting this privileges committee report into wnetnet— privileges committee report into wnetnen tnn— privileges committee report into whether john morton lied over the whetherjohn morton lied over tne nanwtate— whetherjohn morton lied over the partygate saga last year to ettnen— the partygate saga last year to come either tomorrow or

wetnestaw.— come either tomorrow or wednesday. and then following that wednesday. and then following tnat .— wednesday. and then following tnat . tnene — wednesday. and then following that , there should be a vote on that, there should be a vote on its that, there should be a vote on tts ttnttnts— that, there should be a vote on tts ttnttnts .— that, there should be a vote on its findings . and— that, there should be a vote on its findings . and normally it's its findings. and normally it's awste— its findings. and normally it's a vote sn— its findings. and normally it's a vote on a debate. the tsttswtnt— a vote on a debate. the following week, probably next week.— following week, probably next week. next— following week, probably next week, next wednesday or tnwstaw. — week, next wednesday or thursday. the— week, next wednesday or thursday. the concern is that wnen— thursday. the concern is that when because _ thursday. the concern is that when because of— thursday. the concern is that when because of what johnson sat— when because of what johnson satt tast— when because of what johnson said last friday— when because of what johnson said last friday this said last friday about this ssnntttee— said last friday about this committee accusing the chairman of committee accusing the chairman st ttas— committee accusing the chairman of bias unfairly— committee accusing the chairman of bias unfairly because she sat— of bias unfairly because she sat sne— of bias unfairly because she said she will— of bias unfairly because she said she will say she wasn't ttaset— said she will say she wasn't ttaset at— said she will say she wasn't biased at all.— said she will say she wasn't biased at all. that's harriet. wantet— biased at all. that's harriet. harriet harman,— biased at all. that's harriet. harriet harman, when this vote nattens— harriet harman, when this vote nattens next— harriet harman, when this vote happens next week, the field of vtew— happens next week, the field of ts— happens next week, the field of view is amongst— happens next week, the field of view is amongst allies of tsnnssn— view is amongst allies of johnson that— view is amongst allies of johnson that labour could try ant— johnson that labour could try ant anent— johnson that labour could try and amend the— johnson that labour could try and amend the motion to add in and amend the motion to add in an etettsus— and amend the motion to add in an egregious ban— and amend the motion to add in an egregious ban or some form of attentun— an egregious ban or some form of addendum that— an egregious ban or some form of addendum that would say that tsnnssn— addendum that would say that tsnnssn san— addendum that would say that johnson can never, ever come tast— johnson can never, ever come tast tnts— johnson can never, ever come back into parliament. something nattenet— back into parliament. something nattenet wttt— back into parliament. something happened with john bercow and he was accused of— happened with john bercow and he was accused of bullying. he was ten— was accused of bullying. he was ten tott— was accused of bullying. he was ten tstt ne— was accused of bullying. he was then told he could— was accused of bullying. he was then told he could stay away ntn— then told he could stay away from parliament— then told he could stay away from parliament and that might natten— from parliament and that might natten-tn— from parliament and that might natten-tn tnts— from parliament and that might happen in this situation happen here in this situation tss.— happen here in this situation tss. ant— happen here in this situation tss. ant tn— happen here in this situation too. and i'm told that that san-t— too. and i'm told that that san-t natten— too. and i'm told that that can't happen by johnson's team. but can't happen by johnson's team. tut ttat— can't happen by johnson's team. but that didn't— can't happen by johnson's team. but that didn't stop labour twtnt— but that didn't stop labour twtnt ant— but that didn't stop labour twtnt ant .— but that didn't stop labour trying and i think anything all tets— trying and i think anything all tets ae— trying and i think anything all tets stt— trying and i think anything all bets are off at— trying and i think anything all bets are off at the moment with tnts— bets are off at the moment with tnts-wt.— bets are off at the moment with this-no, indeed.- bets are off at the moment with this- no, indeed. and - this story. no, indeed. and i mean, it is remarkable that there could be so rattled, surely, that they would want to

try to ban him from lviv. i'm just not sure how this would play just not sure how this would play with public. boris play outwith the public. boris has of support, quite has got a core of support, quite a large support, and a large core of support, and even people who don't like him would argue potentially that it sets a very worrying precedent that an individual who was democratically elected to lead this country be banned from this country can be banned from ever essentially setting foot in the house of parliament again. well, i find that the justice the yes, some would say it's bizarre. definitely the yes, some would say it's bizarre . definitely the bizarre. definitely the justification, - definitely the justification, patrick, is that he justification, patrick, is that ne as— justification, patrick, is that ne ss— justification, patrick, is that he was so rude— justification, patrick, is that he was so rude about the ssnntttee— he was so rude about the committee .— he was so rude about the committee . he- he was so rude about the committee . he called it committee. he called it a tantamo— committee. he called it a kangaroo court.- committee. he called it a kangaroo court. his allies have sattet— kangaroo court. his allies have sattet tt— kangaroo court. his allies have sattet tt a— kangaroo court. his allies have called it a kangaroo court. i in tast— called it a kangaroo court. i in tast. ttst— called it a kangaroo court. i in fact, first reported— called it a kangaroo court. i in fact, first reported the term tantatss — fact, first reported the term kangaroo court— fact, first reported the term kangaroo court when this entire protest— kangaroo court when this entire protest started— kangaroo court when this entire protest started in— kangaroo court when this entire protest started in may last wean— protest started in may last wean ttat— protest started in may last year. that came- protest started in may last year. that came from a source wttntn— year. that came from a source wttntn tne— year. that came from a source within the government . so the within the government. so the tea— within the government. so the ttea nas— within the government. so the idea has been— within the government. so the idea has been around for a bit. tts— idea has been around for a bit. we attes— idea has been around for a bit. his allies have— idea has been around for a bit. his allies have been been using ttat— his allies have been been using tnat tern.— his allies have been been using that term. jacob— his allies have been been using that term. jacob rees—mogg , of that term. jacob rees—mogg, of course, a colleague of yours on gb course, a colleague of yours on st -ne-s— course, a colleague of yours on st -ne-s teen— course, a colleague of yours on gb he's been saying it so gb news, he's been saying it so the gb news, he's been saying it so tne teettnt— gb news, he's been saying it so the feeling has— gb news, he's been saying it so the feeling has been and one ttea— the feeling has been and one ttea nat— the feeling has been and one idea had-over- the feeling has been and one idea had over the weekend idea had been over the weekend ttat— idea had been over the weekend that-committee— idea had been over the weekend that committee would add an that this committee would add an attentun— that this committee would add an attentun tn— that this committee would add an addendum in there— that this committee would add an addendum in there to name and to

try ant— addendum in there to name and to try and discipline— addendum in there to name and to try and discipline or— addendum in there to name and to try and discipline or censure anv— try and discipline or censure anw att— try and discipline or censure any we wtt— try and discipline or censure any mp who had— try and discipline or censure any mp who had been rude about the any mp who had been rude about tne tassess— any mp who had been rude about the process. yes,— any mp who had been rude about the process. yes, understand the process. yes, i understand ttat— the process. yes, i understand tnat ttntsaw— the process. yes, i understand that lindsay hoyle, the speaker, was concerned _ that lindsay hoyle, the speaker, was concerned that . and that lindsay hoyle, the speaker, was they'llled that . and that lindsay hoyle, the speaker, was they'll simply that . and that lindsay hoyle, the speaker, was they'll simply they'll. and that lindsay hoyle, the speaker, was they'll simply they'll justi now they'll simply they'll just nave — now they'll simply they'll just nave a— now they'll simply they'll just nave a note— now they'll simply they'll just have a note in— now they'll simply they'll just have a note in the report tomorrow , wednesday, criticising tomorrow, wednesday, criticising tnsse— tomorrow, wednesday, criticising those - criticised - tomorrow, wednesday, criticising those-criticised it,- those who have criticised it, tat— those who have criticised it, tat tnew— those who have criticised it, tat tnew nay— those who have criticised it, but they may further with but they may go further with tsnnssn— but they may go further with tsnnssn-tt— but they may go further with johnson _it gets- but they may go further with johnson it gets to the johnson when it gets to the ttase— johnson when it gets to the house st— johnson when it gets to the house of commons next week. but this house of commons next week. but tttslwsw— house of commons next week. but tttslwsw staants— this is very strange because you've of angela you've got the likes of angela rayner up and after rayner standing up and after a few drinks at a labour party conference or whatever, saying that, you know, the conservative party ruining this banana party are ruining this banana republic, that is republic, i mean that is obviously criticising an institution way the institution in a way the conservative party, a political opposition . can we seriously be opposition. can we seriously be looking at a situation where a former minister of this former prime minister of this country slightly country who is slightly disrespectful to a committee that he fundamentally disagrees with , could face lifetime ban with, could face a lifetime ban from parliament? i mean, that is basically you see basically what you would see in a dictatorship, it not? a dictatorship, is it not? well, we're not in a a dictatorship, is it not? - well, we're not in a democracy , well, we're not in a democracy, aent— well, we're not in a democracy, aent wee— well, we're not in a democracy, aent wee ss— well, we're not in a democracy, aren't we? so that— well, we're not in a democracy, aren't we? so that that sattesttsn— aren't we? so that that suggestion that you would ban tsnnssn— suggestion that you would ban tsnnssn tsa— suggestion that you would ban johnson for life— suggestion that you would ban johnson for life would go to a vote— johnson for life would go to a vote st— johnson for life would go to a vote of members— johnson for life would go to a vote of members of the house of

stanansns— vote of members of the house of ssnnnsns ant— vote of members of the house of commons and if— vote of members of the house of commons and if it— vote of members of the house of commons and if it went through, tnen— commons and if it went through, tnen tt— commons and if it went through, tnen tt wsatt— commons and if it went through, then it would then— commons and if it went through, then it would then it would apply-— then it would then it would atttw. ttat-s— then it would then it would apply. that's not a dictatorship. it's a motion and attaswet— dictatorship. it's a motion and approved-house- dictatorship. it's a motion and approved house of approved by the house of commons. you- approved by the house of commons. you mentioned angela tawnea— commons. you mentioned angela tawnea tneae. — commons. you mentioned angela rayner there. she— commons. you mentioned angela rayner there. she of course tansastw— rayner there. she of course famously-tories- rayner there. she of course famously-tories back rayner there. she of course faithe sly-tories back rayner there. she of course faithe in _tories back rayner there. she of course faithe in the .tories back rayner there. she of course faithe in the laboures back rayner there. she of course faithe in the labour party back at the in the labour party conference _ at the in the labour party conference and- at the in the labour party conference and faced no sanction for conference and faced no sanction tsa ttat.— conference and faced no sanction tsa tnat. sne— conference and faced no sanction for that. she eventually atststtset— for that. she eventually apologised - a - for that. she eventually apologised a few weeks apologised after a few weeks tesse— apologised after a few weeks because ithink— apologised after a few weeks because think that went beyond because i think that went beyond the because i think that went beyond tne tate— because i think that went beyond tne tate tsa— because i think that went beyond the pale for many— because i think that went beyond the pale for many people, even in the pale for many people, even tn-tatsaa— the pale for many people, even in-labour-calling- in the labour party, calling the stats—tant- in the labour party, calling the stsats—taatw ssanl in the labour party, calling the sports party scum . sports of another party scum. ttat-s— sports of another party scum. ttat-s-we— sports of another party scum. that's-we should. sports of another party scum. that's we should do our that's not how we should do our tenssaasw— that's not how we should do our democracy nowadays, and everyone wsatt— democracy nowadays, and everyone wttt—ttat. — democracy nowadays, and everyone wttt—ttat. tat- would agree with that. but i tntnt— would agree with that. but i tntnt-tnat— would agree with that. but i think-that is— would agree with that. but i think-that is the- would agree with that. but i think that is the point think that that is the point ttat— think that that is the point ttat-ts— think that that is the point that-is what's- think that that is the point that is what's at risk here think that that is the point thajohnson.what's at risk here think that that is the point thajohnson. ihat's at risk here think that that is the point thajohnson. i thinktt risk here think that that is the point thajohnson. i think heisk here think that that is the point thajohnson. i think he went re think that that is the point thajohnson. i think he went so for johnson. i think he went so nat— for johnson. i think he went so naatlsn— for johnson. i think he went so hard .on friday— for johnson. i think he went so hard on friday night. an hard in on friday night. an extraordinary— hard in on friday night. an extraordinary statement there. attastet— extraordinary statement there. attacked - process - extraordinary statement there. attacked process he's attacked the very process he's tetnt— attacked the very process he's tent-tw— attacked the very process he's tetnt-tw ttat- attacked the very process he's being by that this being judged by that this committee,— being judged by that this committee, meeting committee, which is meeting tstaw— committee, which is meeting tstaw-stt— committee, which is meeting today-off-reportl today to sign off the report atatn— today to sign off the report atatn .— today to sign off the report again ,lshould- today to sign off the report again , should out tomorrow again, it should be out tomorrow or wednesday, once to put a mat.— or wednesday, once to put a mat. a— or wednesday, once to put a mat. a wne— or wednesday, once to put a mark, a line, a— or wednesday, once to put a mark, a line, a mark in the sant— mark, a line, a mark in the sant. a— mark, a line, a mark in the sant. a wne— mark, a line, a mark in the sand, a line in— mark, a line, a mark in the sand, a line in the sand, as it sawtnt— sand, a line in the sand, as it sawtnt .— sand, a line in the sand, as it were saying . this— sand, a line in the sand, as it were saying . this is were saying. this is unacceptable. were saying. this is- unacceptable.-question is unacceptable. the question is now— unacceptable. the question is now ta— unacceptable. the question is now taa ttas— unacceptable. the question is how far mps take— unacceptable. the question is how far mps take that when they vote — how far mps take that when they vote sn— how far mps take that when they vote on tt— how far mps take that when they vote on it next— how far mps take that when they vote on it next week. that's the taesttsn. — vote on it next week. that's the question. what— vote on it next week. that's the question. what do— vote on it next week. that's the question. t:t:zt vote on it next week. that's the question. what do you think, christopher? actually lies next for boris johnson ? i've got for boris johnson? i've got nigel farage on in under an

hours nigel farage on in under an hour's time. he's going to be talking to me, answering some questions about the speculation about whether or he's going about whether or not he's going to team up with boris johnson. about whether or not he's going to we'll up with boris johnson. about whether or not he's going to we'll find'ith boris johnson. about whether or not he's going to we'll find out30ris johnson. about whether or not he's going to we'll find out what|ohnson. about whether or not he's going to we'll find out what he �*isoi'i. about whether or not he's going to we'll find out what he has. about whether or not he's going to we'll find out what he has to so we'll find out what he has to say. are you hearing? say. then what are you hearing? what you think could happen? what do you think could happen? because as even these ridiculous i rumours i say ridiculous rumours floating around that nadine i say ridiculous rumours floatingstoodid that nadine i say ridiculous rumours floatingstood to that nadine i say ridiculous rumours floatingstood to one nadine i say ridiculous rumours floatingstood to one side he i say ridiculous rumours floatingstood to one side and dorries stood to one side and that could have her see. i that boris could have her see. i mean, it's hard to know what the reality i'm if reality is, but i'm sure if anyone it's you. it's you. anyone does, it's you. it's you. so on, tell us all well and so come on, tell us all well and the tories room. i can't see that the tories room. i can't see tnat nattentnt— i can't see that happening because anyone wtt— that happening because anyone wns tates— that happening because anyone wns takes a— that happening because anyone who takes a seat— that happening because anyone who takes a seat to stand for tte— who takes a seat to stand for tne ttn— who takes a seat to stand for tne tsw tant— who takes a seat to stand for the tory party must get signed off the tory party must get signed stt tw— the tory party must get signed off by conservative central stttse— off by conservative central stttse. ant— off by conservative central office. and there's simply no way— office. and there's simply no way .— office. and there's simply no way . san— office. and there's simply no way a see— office. and there's simply no way i can see cchq giving any tsttttsat— way i can see cchq giving any political platform _ way i can see cchq giving any political platform under the sent— political platform under the current management, under the sent— current management, under the current management, under the current management to boris tsnnssn. — current management to boris tsnnssn. ss— current management to boris tsnnssn. st .— current management to boris johnson. so i think he's out of tsttttss— johnson. so i think he's out of tsttttss. nes— johnson. so i think he's out of politics. he's gone. he's in the rear view mirror— politics. he's gone. he's in the rear view mirror until least rear view mirror until at least tte— rear view mirror until at least tne next— rear view mirror until at least the next election,— rear view mirror until at least the next election, unless he stants— the next election, unless he stantsla— the next election, unless he stands a different party, stands for a different party, tn — stands for a different party, tn _ttast- stands for a different party, i'm first question i'm sure. your first question to wttet— i'm sure. your first question to wttet taaate— i'm sure. your first question to nigel farage will— i'm sure. your first question to nigel farage will be what role sanlttaw— nigel farage will be what role sanlttaw tn— nigel farage will be what role sanlttaw tn wow- nigel farage will be what role can play in your reform can he play in your reform tatte— can he play in your reform nanwe ttat— can he play in your reform party? that is— can he play in your reform party? that is the renamed successor for— party? that is the renamed successor for the brexit party? in successor for the brexit party? tn totn— successor for the brexit party? in both these— successor for the brexit party?

in both these two— successor for the brexit party? in both these two men, farage ant— in both these two men, farage ant tsnnssn— in both these two men, farage ant tsnnssn .— in both these two men, farage and johnson, i think almost some up and johnson, i think almost some at tte— and johnson, i think almost some at tne tent— and johnson, i think almost some up the brexit vote,— and johnson, i think almost some up the brexit vote, one got the ntttte— up the brexit vote, one got the middle ground— up the brexit vote, one got the middle ground .— up the brexit vote, one got the middle ground . johnson and one middle ground. johnson and one taaate— middle ground. johnson and one taaate ttt— middle ground. johnson and one taaate tst tte— middle ground. johnson and one farage got the kind of the kind of farage got the kind of the kind st wttt— farage got the kind of the kind st wttt .— farage got the kind of the kind st wttt . tte— farage got the kind of the kind of ukip , the brexit, the of ukip, the brexit, the eurosceptic_ of ukip, the brexit, the eurosceptic right followed him. if eurosceptic right followed him. at tnew— eurosceptic right followed him. at tnew stutt— eurosceptic right followed him. if they could form a group and say.— if they could form a group and saw, totnt— if they could form a group and say, we're going to deliver for text— say, we're going to deliver for text wsa— say, we're going to deliver for brexit you properly, well blimey . ttat— brexit you properly, well blimey . tnat wttt— brexit you properly, well blimey , that will eat— brexit you properly, well blimey , that will eat into— brexit you properly, well blimey , that will eat into the tory sattsat— , that will eat into the tory sattsn ttat— , that will eat into the tory support that the tories would say.— support that the tories would saw wett— support that the tories would say, wett st— support that the tories would say, well of course that will tast— say, well of course that will just mate— say, well of course that will just make tt— say, well of course that will just make it more easy for keir ttaanea— just make it more easy for keir staanea ts— just make it more easy for keir staanea ts tet— just make it more easy for keir starmer to get landslide starmer to get the landslide ttat— starmer to get the landslide ttat-tous— starmer to get the landslide ttat-tstts-tsi starmer to get the landslidei that-polls-is you that the polls forecast is you get— that the polls forecast is you tetltne — that the polls forecast is you get-the moment.- that the polls forecast is you get the moment. so they would get at the moment. so they would atte— get at the moment. so they would argue—boris- get at the moment. so they would argue—boris think. argue don't do that. boris think atout— argue don't do that. boris think atsat — argue don't do that. boris think atsat tat— argue don't do that. boris think about us. but boris i think is in about us. but boris i think is tnlnsst— about us. but boris i think is tnlnsst ts— about us. but boris i think is in.mood to listen- about us. but boris i think is in mood to listen or to in no mood to listen or talk to his in no mood to listen or talk to nts stt— in no mood to listen or talk to his old friends— in no mood to listen or talk to his old friends in— in no mood to listen or talk to his old friends in the party. to.— his old friends in the party. to. okay.— his old friends in the party. to. otaw. wow.— his old friends in the party. no. okay. now, christopher, i'm just coming just getting something coming through to me now. i don't know if it at all, if you've heard of it at all, but me. nigel, there but apparent me. nigel, there are reports that nigel adams has officially resigned. is officially resigned. is that is that ? well, it should that correct? well, it should nave— that correct? well, it should have happened _ ff“ well, it should have happened because he aesttnet— have happened because he aesttnet sn— have happened because he resigned on on— have happened because he resigned on on saturday. in a statement.— resigned on on saturday. in a statement. so— resigned on on saturday. in a statement. so what that means is ttat— statement. so what that means is tnat attnsatn— statement. so what that means is that although you— statement. so what that means is that although you can resign on twtttes— that although you can resign on twtttea. wsa — that although you can resign on twitter, you have— that although you can resign on twitter, you have to formally aesttn— twitter, you have to formally aesttn tss.— twitter, you have to formally resign, too. and— twitter, you have to formally resign, too. and then then then the resign, too. and then then then tne taeasaaw— resign, too. and then then then the treasury remove your right

to te— the treasury remove your right to te tte— the treasury remove your right to te tne att— the treasury remove your right to be the mp for— the treasury remove your right to be the mp for selby and he wttt— to be the mp for selby and he wttt tesse— to be the mp for selby and he will become the— to be the mp for selby and he will become the mp for the manor of will become the mp for the manor st ssnneweaen— will become the mp for the manor of somewhere or— will become the mp for the manor of somewhere or other. he's got tnese— of somewhere or other. he's got tnese sane— of somewhere or other. he's got these arcane names. it means wsa-ae— these arcane names. it means wsa-ae-aenswet- these arcane names. it means you're removed. that you're formally removed. that is to.understood._ you're formally removed. that is to understood. given the to be understood. and given the ttn— to be understood. and given the tow tant— to be understood. and given the tow nanw snsse— to be understood. and given the tory party chose a— to be understood. and given the tory party chose a candidate for settw— tory party chose a candidate for settw sn— tory party chose a candidate for selby sn tattaw— tory party chose a candidate for selby on friday and we knew atans— selby on friday and we knew atans as— selby on friday and we knew adams was going to do that and we-extesttnt— adams was going to do that and we expecting similar from we were expecting a similar from ttanes— we were expecting a similar from ttanes-anta— we were expecting a similar from dorries-similar for- dorries and a similar for tstnssn— dorries and a similar for johnson. mean, when johnson johnson. i mean, when johnson toes—ne- johnson. i mean, when johnson does—he should. johnson. i mean, when johnsonj does—he should do does it, of course he should do ttat— does it, of course he should do ttat-tte— does it, of course he should do that-the report- does it, of course he should do that the report comes out that before the report comes out . tss.— that before the report comes out . was. wet.— that before the report comes out . was. wet. was.— that before the report comes out . yes, well, yes, indeed.- . yes, well, yes, indeed. christopher, you very, christopher, thank you very, very great stuff as very much. great stuff as always. hope, there always. christopher hope, there is editor of politics is associate editor of politics at daily telegraph. joining at the daily telegraph. joining me now is political documentary maker, the man who i can't quite say wrote the book on boris johnson, but wrote the documentary on him anyways. michael cochrane , michael, thank michael cochrane, michael, thank you much. you studied the you very much. you studied the character of boris johnson and the personality of the man for a very long period of time at length . and what do you think length. and what do you think his game plan is going to be now, or do you think he will be feeling now ? he'll be feeling feeling now? he'll be feeling wen— feeling now? he'll be feeling wew tatteaet— feeling now? he'll be feeling wew tatteaet .— feeling now? he'll be feeling very battered . i—

7:3; g , he'll be feeling very battered . i think he 713333; , he'll be feeling very battered . i think he has very battered. i think he has wantet— very battered. i think he has wanted well— very battered. i think he has wanted well ,— very battered. i think he has wanted well , when he was when wanted well, when he was when i mate— wanted well, when he was when i nate tte— wanted well, when he was when i made the first— wanted well, when he was when i made the first film _ wanted well, when he was when i made the first film about boris tsnnssn— made the first film about boris johnson called— made the first film about boris johnson called boris johnson the taaeststttte— johnson called boris johnson the irresistible rise,— johnson called boris johnson the irresistible rise, i— johnson called boris johnson the irresistible rise, i discovered ttat— irresistible rise, i discovered tnat at— irresistible rise, i discovered tnat at tte— irresistible rise, i discovered that at the age— irresistible rise, i discovered that at the age of five, when he astet— that at the age of five, when he was asked what— that at the age of five, when he was asked what he— that at the age of five, when he was asked what he wanted to be wnen— was asked what he wanted to be wnen ne— was asked what he wanted to be wnen ne taew— was asked what he wanted to be wnen ne taew at.— was asked what he wanted to be when he grew up, he said that he wantet— when he grew up, he said that he wantet ts— when he grew up, he said that he wantet to te— when he grew up, he said that he wanted to be world— when he grew up, he said that he wanted to be world king and for he wanted to be world king and for ne tnsatnt— wanted to be world king and for he thought there— wanted to be world king and for he thought there was a there was a tsstttsn— he thought there was a there was a position called— he thought there was a there was a position called king of the wttt— a position called king of the world world. _ a position called king of the world world. ac, a position called king of the world world. vii 3: a position called king of the world world. ac, 3: a position called king of the world world. ac ' 3: 33g world world. king and for a long time that that was his ambition in until about the age of 11, when he lowered his sights down to be to wanting to become the british prime minister and he's he's always followed— british prime minister and he's he's always followed this- l 37” .tl. 33 and he's he's always followed this path of he's always followed this path st twtnt— he's always followed this path st twtnt ts— he's always followed this path of trying to become the british tnane — of trying to become the british prime minister— of trying to become the british prime minister save for, for nstase— prime minister save for, for instance, when— prime minister save for, for instance, when he was at oxford attea— instance, when he was at oxford attea ttsn— instance, when he was at oxford attea ttsn .— instance, when he was at oxford attea ttsn . ne— instance, when he was at oxford after eton , he stood for he after eton, he stood for he stsst— after eton, he stood for he stsst tsa— after eton, he stood for he stood for president of the sweat — stood for president of the oxford union,— stood for president of the oxford union, the students tetattnt— oxford union, the students debating society . and he lost . debating society. and he lost. ant— debating society. and he lost. ant ne—

debating society. and he lost. ant ne tnen— debating society. and he lost. and he then stood again. he stsst— and he then stood again. he stsst tast— and he then stood again. he stood first as— and he then stood again. he stood first as a— and he then stood again. he stood first as a tory and was atttsatet— stood first as a tory and was ridiculed as— stood first as a tory and was ridiculed as a— stood first as a tory and was ridiculed as a tory toff. and tnen— ridiculed as a tory toff. and tnen ne— ridiculed as a tory toff. and then he lost— ridiculed as a tory toff. and then he lost .— ridiculed as a tory toff. and then he lost . and so he then then he lost. and so he then mate— then he lost. and so he then nate tt— then he lost. and so he then made it clear— then he lost. and so he then made it clear that he supported the made it clear that he supported tne new— made it clear that he supported the new social— made it clear that he supported the new social democratic party, the new social democratic party, tne stt— the new social democratic party, tne stt .— the new social democratic party, the sdp , although— the new social democratic party, the sdp , although without ever the sdp, although without ever tstntnt— the sdp, although without ever tstntnt tt— the sdp, although without ever tstntnt tt. ss— the sdp, although without ever joining it. so he— the sdp, although without ever joining it. so he managed to get votes— joining it. so he managed to get wstes st— joining it. so he managed to get wstes st testte— joining it. so he managed to get votes of people who were very teen — votes of people who were very teen sn— votes of people who were very teen on tne — votes of people who were very keen on the on— votes of people who were very keen on the on the sdp. and he's ne— keen on the on the sdp. and he's ne went— keen on the on the sdp. and he's once he went into— keen on the on the sdp. and he's once he went into parliament, he did once he went into parliament, he ttt att— once he went into parliament, he ttt att ne— once he went into parliament, he did all he could— once he went into parliament, he did all he could to— once he went into parliament, he did all he could to become prime wtntstea— did all he could to become prime wtntstea ant— did all he could to become prime minister and was— did all he could to become prime minister and was thought that wnen— minister and was thought that wnen tawt— minister and was thought that when david cameron, who he had teen— when david cameron, who he had teen at— when david cameron, who he had teen at ttsn— when david cameron, who he had been at eton with— when david cameron, who he had been at eton with was on the ts — been at eton with was on the ts tne — been at eton with was on the race to the tory— been at eton with was on the race to the tory leadership, he tntatnt— race to the tory leadership, he tntatnt tts— race to the tory leadership, he thought his time— race to the tory leadership, he thought his time was past. so wnen— thought his time was past. so wnen tant— thought his time was past. so when david cameron said, why ton-t— when david cameron said, why tsn-t wsa— when david cameron said, why don't you stand— when david cameron said, why don't you stand for mayor of tsntsn— don't you stand for mayor of tsntsn ne— don't you stand for mayor of london, he thought, well, i'll aesttn— london, he thought, well, i'll aesttn tasn — london, he thought, well, i'll resign from from _ london, he thought, well, i'll resign from from the house and tnts— resign from from the house and we wttt— resign from from the house and we wttt twe— resign from from the house and this will give me— resign from from the house and this will give me a— resign from from the house and this will give me a platform for ettnt— this will give me a platform for ettnt weas— this will give me a platform for eight years, including during the eight years, including during tne otwnttss. — eight years, including during the olympics. and it made his ant— the olympics. and it made his ant ne— the olympics. and it made his name and he came back into the

tsase— name and he came back into the tsase ene— name and he came back into the tsase tne st— name and he came back into the house. one of the— name and he came back into the house. one of the things about ntn— house. one of the things about ntn ts— house. one of the things about ntn ts .— house. one of the things about ntn ts . ts— house. one of the things about ntn ts . ts t— house. one of the things about him is , is i remember one of the him is, is i remember one of the tntnts— him is, is i remember one of the tntnts ne— him is, is i remember one of the tntnts ne ttt— him is, is i remember one of the things he did in— him is, is i remember one of the things he did in the— him is, is i remember one of the things he did in the film we snswet— things he did in the film we snswet we— things he did in the film we showed we showed the famous ttstate— showed we showed the famous tsstate st— showed we showed the famous footage of him _ showed we showed the famous footage of him on— showed we showed the famous footage of him on the zipwire. i st— footage of him on the zipwire. i st tte— footage of him on the zipwire. i one of the things— footage of him on the zipwire. i one of the things i— footage of him on the zipwire. i one of the things i do is show testte— one of the things i do is show testte sttts— one of the things i do is show testte sttts st— one of the things i do is show people clips of their previous tte— people clips of their previous ttte ant.— people clips of their previous life and, and— people clips of their previous life and, and when he was stuck on tte— life and, and when he was stuck on tne zttwtae— life and, and when he was stuck on the zipwire ,— life and, and when he was stuck on the zipwire , he'd never on the zipwire, he'd never aeattw— on the zipwire, he'd never aeattw seen— on the zipwire, he'd never really seen this- on the zipwire, he'd never really seen this before. and he sat— really seen this before. and he sat. wtat— really seen this before. and he said, what you've— really seen this before. and he said, what you've got to understand,— said, what you've got to understand, michael , said, what you've got to understand, michael, is said, what you've got to understand, michael , is when understand, michael, is when tneae— understand, michael, is when tneae ne— understand, michael, is when tneae ne as— understand, michael, is when there he was hanging in the air, um,— there he was hanging in the air, twn wtat— there he was hanging in the air, um, wnat w-e— there he was hanging in the air, um, what you've got to understand— um, what you've got to understand is- um, what you've got to understand is that's much more tatntat— understand is that's much more tatntat tnan— understand is that's much more painful than you— understand is that's much more painful than you might think it is. painful than you might think it ts. t— painful than you might think it ts. t satt— painful than you might think it ts. t satt. wnw— painful than you might think it is. i said, why is— painful than you might think it is. i said, why is that, boris? ne— is. i said, why is that, boris? he sat— is. i said, why is that, boris? he sat. ne— is. i said, why is that, boris? he said, he said— is. i said, why is that, boris? he said, he said ,— is. i said, why is that, boris? he said, he said , because when he said, he said, because when w-e— he said, he said, because when we teen— he said, he said, because when you've been stuck— he said, he said, because when you've been stuck up there like ttat.— you've been stuck up there like ttat. snattnt— you've been stuck up there like that, chafing starts to occur. teattw— that, chafing starts to occur. really boris?— that, chafing starts to occur. really boris? um, where was the snattnt— really boris? um, where was the snattnt e— really boris? um, where was the snattnt ewett— really boris? um, where was the chafing ? well mike, i'm not chafing? well mike, i'm not going— chafing? well mike, i'm not totnt ts— chafing? well mike, i'm not totnt ts ts— chafing? well mike, i'm not going to 90 90— chafing? well mike, i'm not going to go go into it. chafing staatet— going to go go into it. chafing stanet ts— going to go go into it. chafing started to appear.— going to go go into it. chafing started to appear. i said, but in started to appear. i said, but tn wow— started to appear. i said, but tn wsw ttst— started to appear. i said, but in your book about the olympic, you in your book about the olympic, wsa satt— in your book about the olympic, wsa satt ttat— in your book about the olympic, you said that there— in your book about the olympic, you said that there was chafing in you said that there was chafing tn tte— you said that there was chafing tn tne saswne— you said that there was chafing in the groyne area— you said that there was chafing in the groyne area . um, he said,

in the groyne area. um, he said, wett— in the groyne area. um, he said, wett .— in the groyne area. um, he said, wett . tt— in the groyne area. um, he said, wett . tt t— in the groyne area. um, he said, wett . tt t satt— in the groyne area. um, he said, well, if i said that,— in the groyne area. um, he said, well, if i said that, that must be well, if i said that, that must te tate— well, if i said that, that must te taae .— well, if i said that, that must te taae . tat— well, if i said that, that must be true , but i— well, if i said that, that must be true , but i can— well, if i said that, that must be true , but i can never be true, but i can never remember anything that i write. you remember anything that i write. tsa tnsw— remember anything that i write. tsa tnsw. ne— remember anything that i write. you know, he. david cameron said atout— you know, he. david cameron said atsat ttat— you know, he. david cameron said atsat tnat .— you know, he. david cameron said about that , the— you know, he. david cameron said about that , the famous zipwire, about that, the famous zipwire, he about that, the famous zipwire, ne satt— about that, the famous zipwire, ne satt. anw— about that, the famous zipwire, he said, any other— about that, the famous zipwire, he said, any other political teatet— he said, any other political leader, henry— he said, any other political leader, henry world that would be leader, henry world that would te a— leader, henry world that would be a disaster— leader, henry world that would be a disaster for— leader, henry world that would be a disaster for boris. it'll be a disaster for boris. it'll te a— be a disaster for boris. it'll te a teat— be a disaster for boris. it'll be a great triumph . he he camera be a great triumph. he he camera satt— be a great triumph. he he camera satt ne— be a great triumph. he he camera said he defies— be a great triumph. he he camera said he defies all— be a great triumph. he he camera said he defies all laws of taawtw— said he defies all laws of taawtw . — said he defies all laws of gravity . well- said he defies all laws of gravity . well he- said he defies all laws of gravity . innit: : said he defies all laws of gravity . t333 t33 said he defies all laws of- gravity . well he does on on that gravity. well he does on on that and this is why i really want to pick your brains on. we are looking at an open war of words today between boris johnson and rishi sunak. a couple of mps, of course, have stood down and they've gone in favour of boris. i the red wall to not i think that the red wall to not bracket it all as one solid bloc, which is the name i suggested, it is all too often in my view, but a lot of the red wall seats, they are big backers of boris johnson. so whether or not by the time the next election comes round, boris goes out campaigning there for those mps, might be something. mps, that might be something. do you esteemed view you think in your esteemed view of that he will be of boris johnson that he will be still planning , still planning

still planning, still planning to be prime minister again one day? yes yes. simple. he it runs tnasatn— day? yes yes. simple. he it runs tnasatn tts— day? yes yes. simple. he it runs through his blood— :q7 “t:t; yes. simple. he it runs through his blood more :37 “t:t; yes. simple. he it runs through his blood more than anwtntnt.— through his blood more than anwtntnt. tte— through his blood more than anything. the desire, the desire for anything. the desire, the desire tsa twe — anything. the desire, the desire tsa tswea. tts— anything. the desire, the desire for power. it's the _ anything. the desire, the desire for power. it's the most, you tnsw— for power. it's the most, you tnsw. tswea— for power. it's the most, you tnsw. tswea .— for power. it's the most, you know, power . full drug really know, power. full drug really tswea— know, power. full drug really tswea .— know, power. full drug really tswea . ant— know, power. full drug really power . and the— know, power. full drug really power . and the for the last six power. and the for the last six weas— power. and the for the last six weaas nas— power. and the for the last six years has been— power. and the for the last six years has been just extraordinary. really it's been ttte— extraordinary. really it's been ttte a— extraordinary. really it's been like a netflix_ extraordinary. really it's been like a netflix box set with channelling— like a netflix box set with channelling shakespeare monty twtnsn— channelling shakespeare monty nwtnsn ant— channelling shakespeare monty python and the— channelling shakespeare monty python and the and the sopranos wattten— python and the and the sopranos wattten tw— python and the and the sopranos wattten tw sn— python and the and the sopranos written by on that— python and the and the sopranos written by on that scriptwriter on test— written by on that scriptwriter on test . — written by on that scriptwriter on speed . yeah,— written by on that scriptwriter on speed . / written by on that scriptwriter on speed . 33.3 33 gaz3 33 gaz3 33 on speed. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. no, exactly. sorry to cut across you, but i just want one more one at you, if that's all right. because there's talk now of people trying to ban him for life. and i just wonder whether or not, in your view, they've got shot at if people got one shot at this. if people are so adamant that boris johnson can never, ever get anywhere near downing street

again, do you think they've got to ban him now or or he will do. he will find his way back in there. i'd be very surprised if tnew— there. i'd be very surprised if they succeeded— there. i'd be very surprised if they succeeded in— 333313; i'd be very surprised if they succeeded in banning him for they succeeded in banning him tsa ttte.— they succeeded in banning him for life. normally— they succeeded in banning him for life. normally what they do is for life. normally what they do ts as— for life. normally what they do ts as a— for life. normally what they do ts as a stat— for life. normally what they do ts as a stat st— for life. normally what they do is as a sort of extra punishment, because i think tnew-ae— punishment, because i think tnew-ae totnt— punishment, because i think tnew-ae totnt ts— punishment, because i think they're going to have an extra tantsnnent— they're going to have an extra tantsnnent .— they're going to have an extra punishment, calling it a tantaass— punishment, calling it a kangaroo court and all that kind of kangaroo court and all that kind st stutt— kangaroo court and all that kind st statt ts— kangaroo court and all that kind of stuff is that— kangaroo court and all that kind of stuff is that they deprive . of stuff is that they deprive. tne— of stuff is that they deprive. tne ttt— of stuff is that they deprive. tne ttt st— of stuff is that they deprive. the mp of his— of stuff is that they deprive. the mp of his parliamentary tast— the mp of his parliamentary tast, wntsn— the mp of his parliamentary past, which means you can just watt— past, which means you can just watt tnts— past, which means you can just watt tnts ts— past, which means you can just walk into to parliament all the tne— walk into to parliament all the ttne ant— walk into to parliament all the time and with— walk into to parliament all the time and with john john bercow wnen— time and with john john bercow wnen ne— time and with john john bercow wnen ne nat— time and with john john bercow when he had been— time and with john john bercow when he had been accused of tattwtnt— when he had been accused of tattwtnt tnew— when he had been accused of bullying they took his parliamentary pass away. but ttat-s— parliamentary pass away. but tnat-s nst— parliamentary pass away. but that's not banning him for life . eaten— that's not banning him for life . ttten tt— that's not banning him for life . ttten tt wsa— that's not banning him for life . often if you behave properly, you— . often if you behave properly, wsa tet— . often if you behave properly, wsa get wsaa— . often if you behave properly, you get your pass— . often if you behave properly, you get your pass back . / you get your pass back. yeah, nag— you get your pass back. yeah, tt-s. tts— you get your pass back. yeah, it's, it's interesting though isn't it, because it's slightly different really isn't it, between john essentially between john bercow essentially bullying people and therefore losing a pass and boris johnson saying that something a kangaroo

court having been ousted slash ousting himself and then not leading to a i do think that that's something a little bit more sinister about potentially removing johnson's pass and there might be about bercow's but but there we go. i could talk to you all day, michael. i've thoroughly enjoyed this. thank much. and hope i've thoroughly enjoyed this. th do: much. and hope i've thoroughly enjoyed this. th do it much. and hope i've thoroughly enjoyed this. th do it again much. and hope i've thoroughly enjoyed this. th do it again soon.:h. and hope i've thoroughly enjoyed this. th do it again soon. thanks. hope to do it again soon. thanks. michael cockerell there is political, political, documentary and did documentary maker and yeah, did a of documentaries about a couple of documentaries about bods a couple of documentaries about boris the boris johnson knows the character and what character and that's what i wanted to do. just try get wanted to do. just try and get a flavour of how will boris johnson be feeling now and what next? you it from next? and you heard it from michael. there appears to be, with boris with every fibre of boris johnson's war of johnson's being this war of words him and rishi sunak words with him and rishi sunak knock at moment some knock at the moment and some people out and saying, knock at the moment and some peo it's out and saying, knock at the moment and some peo it's time out and saying, knock at the moment and some peo it's time forwut and saying, knock at the moment and some peo it's time for us and saying, knock at the moment and some peo it's time for us an move 1g, knock at the moment and some peo it's time for us an move on oh, it's time for us to move on from boris like grant shapps everyone's a little bit sick of it. boris johnson, it. okay, boris johnson, i reckon is just planning how on earth back into earth he can get back into downing street as quickly as possible. get more possible. you can get loads more on this though, on our on this story though, on our website, the website, cbnnews.com. it's the fastest growing news fastest growing national news website the country. website in the country. everywhere the everywhere you look at the moment, news winning, by moment, gb news is winning, by the got the best

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wake up two mornings on gb news the wake up two mornings on gb news tne testte-s— wake up two mornings on gb news the people's channel. 33 the people's channel. britain's news . channel well,- the people's channel. britain's news . channel well, in- the people's channel. 33 well, in the the people's channel. 33 33 well, in the next news. channel well, in the next few news. channel well, in the next tew ntnates— news. channel well, in the next tew ntnates t— news. channel well, in the next few minutes i will— news. channel well, in the next few minutes i will have- 33 well, in the next few minutes i will have the very tatest— few minutes i will have the very tatest sn— few minutes i will have the very tatest tn tne— few minutes i will have the very latest on the nicola sturgeon ssantat— latest on the nicola sturgeon ssantat as— latest on the nicola sturgeon scandal as calls— latest on the nicola sturgeon scandal as calls for her to aestgn— scandal as calls for her to aestgn, gasw— scandal as calls for her to resign, grow from within the snp as wet. — resign, grow from within the snp as wet. ant— resign, grow from within the snp as well. and wouldn't you just tnsw— as well. and wouldn't you just tnsw tt— as well. and wouldn't you just know it across— as well. and wouldn't you just know it across party committee of know it across party committee st ttas— know it across party committee st was saws— know it across party committee of mps says that— know it across party committee of mps says that albania is snsst— of mps says that albania is shock horror— of mps says that albania is shock horror a— of mps says that albania is shock horror a safe country and ntgaants— shock horror a safe country and ntgaants tasn — shock horror a safe country and migrants from there shouldn't asattnetw— migrants from there shouldn't asattnetw te— migrants from there shouldn't routinely be granted asylum. you can routinely be granted asylum. you tett— routinely be granted asylum. you tett ttat— routinely be granted asylum. you can tell that by— routinely be granted asylum. you can tell that by just going on nstttaw— can tell that by just going on holiday there— can tell that by just going on holiday there and seeing it for wsaasett— holiday there and seeing it for wsaasett as— holiday there and seeing it for yourself as indeed tens of tnsasants— yourself as indeed tens of. thousands—every thousands of people do every stngte— thousands of people do every stngte weaa. — thousands of people do every single year. .last- thousands of people do every single year. last week, single year. but last week, ttstt— single year. but last week, rishi sunak— single year. but last week, rishi sunak claimed that the gsweananen-ts— rishi sunak claimed that the government's plans to the government's plans to tackle the smatt— government's plans to tackle the snatt—wsattngl small boats crisis was working. testeataw— small boats crisis was working. vesteataw a— small boats crisis was working. yesterday a massive 616 migrants sasset— yesterday a massive 616 migrants sasset tne— yesterday a massive 616 migrants crossed the channel the day tetsae— crossed the channel the day before that. _ crossed the channel the day before that. there were quite a tew— before that. there were quite a tew as— before that. there were quite a tew as wet. — before that. there were quite a few as well. and— before that. there were quite a few as well. and today, asssattng— few as well. and today, according to— few as well. and today, according to our home and sesaattw— according to our home and security editor— according to our home and security editor mark white, tneae-s— security editor mark white, there's been— security editor mark white,

there's been even more . but there's been even more. but westeataw— there's been even more. but westeataw as— there's been even more. but yesterday was the highest daily ttgaae. — yesterday was the highest daily ttgwe. .weaa— yesterday was the highest daily figure. .year and- yesterday was the highest daily figure. year and more figure. this year and more aswtan— figure. this year and more asylum seekers- figure. this year and more asylum seekers arrived like i sat— asylum seekers arrived like i sat. tn— asylum seekers arrived like i said, in-today- asylum seekers arrived like i said, in-today .- asylum seekers arrived like i said, in today . and the said, in dover today. and the nte— said, in dover today. and the nte st— said, in dover today. and the number of people have come number of people who have come over from france— number of people who have come over from france in— number of people who have come over from france in small boats tnts— over from france in small boats tnts weaa— over from france in small boats tnts weaa nas— over from france in small boats this year has now— over from france in small boats this year has now passed 8500. tne— this year has now passed 8500. ate-tn— this year has now passed 8500. tne-tn am— this year has now passed 8500. the-in 2022 was- this year has now passed 8500. the in 2022 was more than the total in 2022 was more than attest— the total in 2022 was more than attoo. tt— the total in 2022 was more than 45,000. it looks— the total in 2022 was more than 45,000. it looks as— the total in 2022 was more than 45,000. it looks as though we ntgnt— 45,000. it looks as though we ntgnt te— 45,000. it looks as though we ntgnt te sn— 45,000. it looks as though we might be on for— 45,000. it looks as though we might be on for another record wean— might be on for another record weaa. tn— might be on for another record was am joined— might be on for another record year. i'm joined now by home and sesaattw— year. i'm joined now by home and security editor— year. i'm joined now by home and security editor mark— year. i'm joined now by home and security editor mark white. ttat.— security editor mark white. ttaat. tne — security editor mark white. mark, the second that rishi sanat— mark, the second that rishi sanat sane— mark, the second that rishi sunak came out and said that his ttan— sunak came out and said that his ttanlstst— sunak came out and said that his ttanlstst tne— sunak came out and said that his plan-stop the boats— sunak came out and said that his plan stop the boats was plan to stop the boats was wsattng— plan to stop the boats was working-were. plan to stop the boats was- working,-were chatting working, you and i were chatting live working, you and i were chatting ttwe sn— working, you and i were chatting ttwe tn ata— working, you and i were chatting live on air and— working, you and i were chatting live on air and you— working, you and i were chatting live on air and you pulled cold watea— live on air and you pulled cold watea sn— live on air and you pulled cold water on that. _ live on air and you pulled cold water on that. you— live on air and you pulled cold water on that. you said really , water on that. you said really, tts— water on that. you said really, tt-s-tne— water on that. you said really, it's-the weather.- water on that. you said really, it's-the weather. i- water on that. you said really, it's the weather. i think it's just the weather. i think you— it's just the weather. i think wsa ewe— it's just the weather. i think you were right,— it's just the weather. i think you were right, weren't you? eat— you were right, weren't you? eat — you were right, weren't you? eat t— you were right, weren't you? yeah i mean,— you were right, weren't you? yeah i mean, it— you were right, weren't you? yeah 33 l : you were right, weren't you? yeah 33 l 33333 you were right, weren't you?- yeah i mean, it raised more than a few eyebrows for those that watch the progress of the small boats across the channel to the kent coast on irregular basis, it was clear to us that actually what's been happening is that the weather conditions mainly the weather conditions mainly the fact that the weather has been northern and north easterly for quite some period of time

and not necessarily blowing very hard, but hard enough to churn up the waves and to push onshore in france. it makes it almost impossible for these small boats to get past. so that's why we've only seen some very small weather windows in the last few months that have allowed these boats to come. but when there are these weather windows, they come en masse, as they have done over the weekend. we saw some 800, almost eight, who came on saturday and into sunday. and then again this morning when we were out, we saw more boats, nine boats in total. so far today that have crossed the engush today that have crossed the english channel. what's that, about 450 people to add to that total. about 450 people to add to that total . so about 1200 in the last total. so about 1200 in the last three days. and even though it was quite foggy out there in the channel we saw the boats come through the mist. channel we saw the boats come through the mist . we saw the

through the mist. we saw the border force vessels loading these migrants on board and with their red life jackets on the bow of one vessel and then at the stern of the vessel as well . and i think this is just really illustrative of the fact that any time patrick, we get a break in the weather and remember, we are heading for the traditionally very flat, calm months of the summer. now, we are likely to see many, many people trying to cross the channel. you know, indeed . channel. you know, indeed. mark, thank you very much. mark wttte— mark, thank you very much. mark wntte tneae. — mark, thank you very much. mark white there. our— mark, thank you very much. mark white there. our homeland sesaattw— white there. our homeland security editor— white there. our homeland security editor who started the day— security editor who started the taw sat— security editor who started the taw sat ant— security editor who started the day out and about in a boat on tne— day out and about in a boat on tne snannet.— day out and about in a boat on the channel, i— day out and about in a boat on the channel, i must say, and ten— the channel, i must say, and tnen—tast- the channel, i must say, and then—back on. the channel, i must say, and| then—back on dry then now is he's back on dry tant— then now is he's back on dry tant. tts— then now is he's back on dry land. it's reporting the latest tasts— land. it's reporting the latest tasts tsa— land. it's reporting the latest tasts tsa — land. it's reporting the latest facts for us. mark, thank you weaw— facts for us. mark, thank you weaw-ttaat— facts for us. mark, thank you very-mark white- facts for us. mark, thank you very mark white there. our very much. mark white there. our nsnetant—wswl homeland security editor. now, in homeland security editor. now, tn-nsaa— homeland security editor. now, tn-nsaa sa— homeland security editor. now, tn-nsaa ta ss- homeland security editor. now, in-hour or so, i'm- in the next hour or so, i'm going— in the next hour or so, i'm gstng-wtget- in the next hour or so, i'm going-nigel on in going to have nigel farage on in tast— going to have nigel farage on in tastltne— going to have nigel farage on in tastltne next— going to have nigel farage on in fact,.the next half— going to have nigel farage on in fact, the next half an hour, fact, in the next half an hour, i fact, in the next half an hour, t snsatt— fact, in the next half an hour, t snsatt saw.— fact, in the next half an hour, t snsatt saw. t— fact, in the next half an hour, i should say, i will have nigel taaage— i should say, i will have nigel farage.because_ i should say, i will have nigel farage because was in the farage on because he was in the snannet— farage on because he was in the snannet wttn— farage on because he was in the channel with earlier. channel with mark earlier. he was absolutely— channel with mark earlier. he- was absolutely _what was absolutely adamant that what ttstt— was absolutely adamant that what ttstt sanat— was absolutely adamant that what rishi sunak was— was absolutely adamant that what rishi sunak was doing was not nawtng— rishi sunak was doing was not nawtngltntast— rishi sunak was doing was not having-impact on- rishi sunak was doing was not having impact on the small

having an impact on the small ttats— having an impact on the small toats-tts— having an impact on the small boats-it's not- boats crisis, i.e. it's not teteaaent— boats crisis, i.e. it's not deterrent policy that deterrent or policy that is ststttng— deterrent or policy that is stopping numbers. was stopping the numbers. it was wnetnea— stopping the numbers. it was whether there— stopping the numbers. it was whether there maybe just the whether there and maybe just the ttne— whether there and maybe just the ttne-wett— time of year as well. he sastests— time of year as well. he suspects that- time of year as well. he suspects that could be on time of year as well. he- suspects that-could be on for suspects that we could be on for anstnea— suspects that we could be on for another record _ suspects that we could be on for another record year. _ suspects that we could be on for another record year. in fact, we neat— another record year. in fact, we neaat tasn — another record year. in fact, we heard from nigel— another record year. in fact, we heard from nigel just a short ttne— heard from nigel just a short ttne ago.— heard from nigel just a short time ago. like— heard from nigel just a short time ago. like i— heard from nigel just a short time ago. like i said, he'll be in time ago. like i said, he'll be tn tne— time ago. like i said, he'll be in the studio— time ago. like i said, he'll be in the studio a— time ago. like i said, he'll be in the studio a little later on in the studio a little later on tn tne— in the studio a little later on tn tne snsw. — in the studio a little later on in the show. he's— in the studio a little later on in the show. he's going to give his in the show. he's going to give nts tate— in the show. he's going to give nts tate sn— in the show. he's going to give his take on the— in the show. he's going to give his take on the channel migrant snsts— his take on the channel migrant snsts-ass.— his take on the channel migrant snsts-ass. t— his take on the channel migrant crisis.-also, i think- his take on the channel migrant crisis. also, i think the crisis. but also, i think the tntng— crisis. but also, i think the one thing-huge- crisis. but also, i think the one thing huge amount crisis. but also, i think the- one thing-huge amount of one thing that a huge amount of estate— one thing that a huge amount of testte want— one thing that a huge amount of testte want ts— one thing that a huge amount of people want to know and don't ntss— people want to know and don't miss-whether- people want to know and don't miss-whether or- people want to know and don't miss whether or not miss this is whether or not he is miss this is whether or not he ts gstng— miss this is whether or not he ts gstngltean — miss this is whether or not he ts gstngltean at- miss this is whether or not he is going team up with boris is going to team up with boris tsnnssn— is going to team up with boris tsnnssn-sa- is going to team up with borisi johnson,-or-there's johnson, whether or not there's going— johnson, whether or not there's gstng—ttnt- johnson, whether or not there's gstng—ttnt st- johnson, whether or not there's going—kind of newl going to be some kind of new tsttttsat— going to be some kind of new political movement. can you tnagtne— political movement. can you imagine _would. political movement. can you. imagine-wouldiin imagine what that would do in the imagine what that would do in tne aet— imagine what that would do in the red wall?— imagine what that would do in the red wall? a— imagine what that would do in the red wall? a-of- imagine what that would do in the red wall? a of nigel the red wall? a ticket of nigel taaage— the red wall? a ticket of nigel farage-johnson- farage and boris johnson sweettng— farage and boris johnson sweeping north england, sweeping the north of england, i taae— sweeping the north of england, i taae-a— sweeping the north of england, i taae-a tew— sweeping the north of england, i dare-a few seats— sweeping the north of england, i dare a few seats south dare say a few seats down south as wett— dare say a few seats down south as wett .— dare say a few seats down south as wett . ss— dare say a few seats down south as wett . so we— dare say a few seats down south as well . so we will— dare say a few seats down south as well . so we will hopefully as well. so we will hopefully get— as well. so we will hopefully get a— as well. so we will hopefully get a ttt— as well. so we will hopefully get a ttt st— as well. so we will hopefully get a bit of confirmation on tnts— get a bit of confirmation on we tasn — get a bit of confirmation on this from nigel.— get a bit of confirmation on this from nigel. but you put this from nigel. but you can put stnelwsaa— this from nigel. but you can put stnelwsaa-ts- this from nigel. but you can put some .your-to himi this from nigel. but you can puti some .your-to him as some of your questions to him as wet.— some of your questions to him as wet. p0p— some of your questions to him as wet. p0p tt— some of your questions to him as wet. p0p tt tn— some of your questions to him as well. pop it in the— some of your questions to him as well. pop it in the inbox, gb vtews.— well. pop it in the inbox, gb vtews. ant— well. pop it in the inbox, gb views. and gb— well. pop it in the inbox, gb views. and gb news .com. you do not want— views. and gb news .com. you do not wantlntss— views. and gb news .com. you do not want-miss that. _ views. and gb news .com. you do not want-miss that. i- views. and gb news .com. you do not want miss that. i will views. and gb news .com. you do not vlait miss that. i will views. and gb news .com. you do not vta nigeliiss that. i will views. and gb news .com. you do not vta nigel farage t. i will views. and gb news .com. you do not vta nigel farage exclusive have a nigel farage exclusive atgnt— have a nigel farage exclusive atgnt-tnts— have a nigel farage exclusive right-this show- have a nigel farage exclusive right this show in about right here on this show in about natt— right here on this show in about nattlnsaa-s— right here on this show in about half-hour's time.— right here on this show in about half hour's time. we'll also half an hour's time. we'll also nave— half an hour's time. we'll also have more on the— half an hour's time. we'll also have more on the migrant crisis as-tesaase— have more on the migrant crisis as because thousands as well because thousands of attantans— as well because thousands of albanians have— as well because thousands of albanians have crossed the

snannet— albanians have crossed the. snannet—tat channel on small boats. but a aston— channel on small boats. but a aetsn saws— channel on small boats. but a new report says that their ssantaw— new report says that their country-safe. - new report says that their country safe. so i think country is safe. so i think i want— country is safe. so i think i want some kind— country is safe. so i think i want some kind of compensation . want some kind of compensation. wnen— want some kind of compensation. wnen-tntnt— want some kind of compensation. when-think about— want some kind of compensation. when think about the amount when you think about the amount of when you think about the amount st snew— when you think about the amount st ansnew tne— when you think about the amount of money, the millions and nttttsns— of money, the millions and millions—of. of money, the millions and- millions_of pounds millions and millions of pounds a-we nave— millions and millions of pounds a-we nave-ts- millions and millions of poundsj a-we have-to put a day that we have spent to put testte— a day that we have spent to put testte at— a day that we have spent to put testte at tn— a day that we have spent to put people up in these— a day that we have spent to put people up in these asylum seeker nstets—st- people up in these asylum seeker nstets—st tne - hotels at the expense of the tssat— hotels at the expense of the tsa-.— hotels at the expense of the tssat-. at- hotels at the expense of the i local-, at-expense hotels at the expense of the - local-, at-expense of local economy, at the expense of the local economy, at the expense of tne tssat— local economy, at the expense of the local community, at the expense tn— the local community, at the expense, in many cases of local satetw— expense, in many cases of local satetw-pespte— expense, in many cases of local safety. - people were - safety. when people were snsattng— safety. when people were shouting rafters safety. when people were- shouting - rafters that shouting from the rafters that attanta— shouting from the rafters that attantala— shouting from the rafters that albania-a safe— shouting from the rafters that albania a safe country and albania is a safe country and teas— albania is a safe country and ten ts— albania is a safe country and ten ts a— albania is a safe country and there is a problem with sagantset— there is a problem with organised albanian crime in this ssantaw—eaatn- organised albanian crime in this country, earth were country, we why on earth were you— country, we why on earth were wsa ant— country, we why on earth were wsa ant t— country, we why on earth were wsa ant t ant— country, we why on earth were you and i and everyone we know mate— you and i and everyone we know natelpaw— you and i and everyone we know made-pay millions— you and i and everyone we know made pay millions and made to pay millions and nttttsns— made to pay millions and millions millions of pounds millions and millions of pounds a-ts— millions and millions of pounds at tsst— millions and millions of pounds a-to look after— millions and millions of pounds a to look after people who a day to look after people who nave—a- a day to look after people who nave—a sate- have travelled from a safe ssantawe— have travelled from a safe ssantawe tn— have travelled from a safe country? i'm sorry, but i want my— country? i'm sorry, but i want nw nsnew— country? i'm sorry, but i want nw nsnew tast. — country? i'm sorry, but i want my money back. and i will ask as wett— my money back. and i will ask as well, wnat-s— my money back. and i will ask as well, what's next— my money back. and i will ask as well, what's next for— my money back. and i will ask as well, what's next for nicola staagesne— well, what's next for nicola sturgeon? after— well, what's next for nicola sturgeon? after she was arrested by psttse — sturgeon? after she was arrested by police investigating the stt-s— by police investigating the snp's finances? and guess what? the snp's finances? and guess what? tne tntwes— snp's finances? and guess what? the knives are— snp's finances? and guess what? the knives are now— snp's finances? and guess what? the knives are now out for a paspeatw— the knives are now out for a paspeatw nanza— the knives are now out for a properly humza yousaf who many pespte— properly humza yousaf who many pespte negat— properly humza yousaf who many pespte aegaat as— properly humza yousaf who many people regard as being a nicola staagesn-s— people regard as being a nicola sturgeon's back— people regard as being a nicola sturgeon's back pocket. by the way— sturgeon's back pocket. by the way .— sturgeon's back pocket. by the waw . nes— sturgeon's back pocket. by the way , he's refusing budge. way, he's refusing to budge. nes— way, he's refusing to budge. nests-s— way, he's refusing to budge. nesn-s .— way, he's refusing to budge. he's no , innocent until he's saying no, innocent until pasen— he's saying no, innocent until pasen gatttw— he's saying no, innocent until proven guilty. absolutely proven guilty. i'm absolutely not proven guilty. i'm absolutely nst-ts— proven guilty. i'm absolutely nst-ts get—

proven guilty. i'm absolutely not-to get rid- proven guilty. i'm absolutely not-to get rid of- proven guilty. i'm absolutely not to get rid of her, but not going to get rid of her, but a-pespte— not going to get rid of her, but a-pespte aae— not going to get rid of her, but a people are saying she a lot of people are saying she got— a lot of people are saying she gst att— a lot of people are saying she gst att st— a lot of people are saying she got rid of people— a lot of people are saying she got rid of people for a lot less ant— got rid of people for a lot less ant san— got rid of people for a lot less ant wsa— got rid of people for a lot less and can you imagine? can you tnagtne— and can you imagine? can you tnagtneltne— and can you imagine? can you imagine the british press had imagine if the british press had gsne— imagine if the british press had gsne-staagesne— imagine if the british press had gone sturgeon? that gone after sturgeon? and that stsaw— gone after sturgeon? and that stsaw tn— gone after sturgeon? and that stsaw tn tne — gone after sturgeon? and that stsaw tn tne waw— gone after sturgeon? and that story in the way that they went attea— story in the way that they went attea tsats— story in the way that they went after boris johnson? what a wsatt— after boris johnson? what a watt-wtat— after boris johnson? what a world,-what a- after boris johnson? what a world, what a world. but now world, eh? what a world. but now is world, eh? what a world. but now ts-tatest— world, eh? what a world. but now is-latest headlines— world, eh? what a world. but now is latest headlines with is the latest headlines with tsttw— is the latest headlines with tsttw .— is the latest headlines with polly . patrick. _ is the latest headlines with polly . patrick. 33.3

attacked the privileges committee, describing it as a kangaroo court before announcing his resignation as an mp . the his resignation as an mp. the inquiry is thought to have ruled the former prime minister lied to parliament when he said covid rules were followed. the final report will be published later and as you've been hearing, more than 600 people have crossed the engush than 600 people have crossed the english channel in small boats. yesterday that's the highest number on a single day so far this year. and it means the total number of people making the crossing so far has reached 8500 at this point. last year, the total was 10,000, and it's reported scotland's first minister will not suspend nicola sturgeon from the scottish national party following her arrest. humza yousaf has come under increasing pressure to suspend the former first minister after she was questioned by police in investigating the party's finances . she was released finances. she was released without charge , pending further without charge, pending further investigation and insists she is innocent of any wrongdoing . an

innocent of any wrongdoing. an 11 year old girl has been shot deadin 11 year old girl has been shot dead in france and her father seriously injured. a neighbour is said to have shot the british girl and her family outside their house in brittany. the mother was less seriously injured in the attack and her eight year old daughter managed to escape to raise the alarm. a 71 year old dutch man has been arrested. those are your latest news headlines. more on all those stories. head to our website, gb news. .com . website, gb news. .com. okay, let's just bring website, gb news. .com.- . okay, let's just bring you okay, let's just bring you a little - okay, let's just bring you a ttte—news.- little bit of breaking news. tsanea— little bit of breaking news. former president trump little bit of breaking news. - former president-trump is former president donald trump is neattng— former president donald trump is neattng ts— former president donald trump is heading to newark— former president donald trump is heading to newark airport in new jersey— heading to newark airport in new weasew-ne-s— heading to newark airport in new jersey he's expected to jersey before he's expected to tepaat— jersey before he's expected to tepaat-tsa- jersey before he's expected to depart _for trump. depart to florida for trump tases— depart to florida for trump faces-charges- depart to florida for trump faces charges and will faces federal charges and will appea— faces federal charges and will appeaala— faces federal charges and will appear a courthouse in miami appear at a courthouse in miami tomorrow. president tomorrow. the former president tnttstet— tomorrow. the former president was indicted for— tomorrow. the former president was indicted for illegally aetatntng— was indicted for illegally retaining classified national sesaattw— retaining classified national security documents after leaving

stnse.— security documents after leaving stttse. ant— security documents after leaving office. and that,— security documents after leaving office. and that, i— security documents after leaving office. and that, i believe, is tsstage— office. and that, i believe, is footage there _ office. and that, i believe, is footage there of— office. and that, i believe, is footage there of the donald taanp— footage there of the donald trump motorcade heading towards the trump motorcade heading towards tne atapsat— trump motorcade heading towards tne atapsn. ne— trump motorcade heading towards the airport. he is— trump motorcade heading towards the airport. he is travelling as we speat— the airport. he is travelling as we speat anwwaw— the airport. he is travelling as we speak anyway to newark atapsat— we speak anyway to newark atapsat tn— we speak anyway to newark airport in new— we speak anyway to newark airport in new jersey before nes— airport in new jersey before he's expected _ airport in new jersey before he's expected to depart out to ttsatta. — he's expected to depart out to florida. trump— he's expected to depart out to florida. trump is— he's expected to depart out to florida. trump is facing federal stages— florida. trump is facing federal snaages ant— florida. trump is facing federal charges and will— florida. trump is facing federal charges and will appear as a ssaatnsase— charges and will appear as a courthouse in— charges and will appear as a courthouse in miami tomorrow. tne— courthouse in miami tomorrow. tne tsanea— courthouse in miami tomorrow. the former president was tnttstet— the former president was indicted, of— the former president was indicted, of course, for tttegattw— indicted, of course, for illegally retaining classified nattsnat— illegally retaining classified national security documents attea— national security documents after leaving— national security documents after leaving office. you are tssttng— after leaving office. you are tssttng at— after leaving office. you are looking at president trump's nstsasate— looking at president trump's motorcade there— looking at president trump's motorcade there en route to the atapsn. — motorcade there en route to the atapsn. ttsae— motorcade there en route to the airport. more on— motorcade there en route to the airport. more on that as we get it. airport. more on that as we get tt. wsw— airport. more on that as we get tt. wsw ts— airport. more on that as we get tt. wsw ts tne— airport. more on that as we get it. now to the latest on the snsts— it. now to the latest on the satsts at— it. now to the latest on the crisis at the— it. now to the latest on the crisis at the snp. much closer to crisis at the snp. much closer ts nsne— crisis at the snp. much closer to home there— crisis at the snp. much closer to home there is— crisis at the snp. much closer to home there is a crisis eweawwneae— to home there is a crisis everywhere you look is a fascinating— everywhere you look is a fascinating world we live in astaattw— fascinating world we live in actually, isn't— fascinating world we live in actually, isn't it? just a quick ssent— actually, isn't it? just a quick comment on this,— actually, isn't it? just a quick comment on this, which is, you tnsw— comment on this, which is, you tnsw. tsats— comment on this, which is, you know, boris johnson, former tnne— know, boris johnson, former tnns-teen- know, boris johnson, former prime been ousted know, boris johnson, former- prime-been ousted and prime minister, been ousted and pstenttattw— prime minister, been ousted and now potentially anyway, pstenttattw— potentially being having his paattanentaaw— potentially being having his parliamentary off parliamentary pass taken off him for parliamentary pass taken off him tsa-wttn— parliamentary pass taken off him tsa-wntsn-te- for life, which would be remarkable.— remarkable. nicola sturgeon as was— remarkable. nicola sturgeon as wse atsat— remarkable. nicola sturgeon as wse atsat ts— remarkable. nicola sturgeon as you're about to be— remarkable. nicola sturgeon as you're about to be finding out atsat— you're about to be finding out atsat as— you're about to be finding out about was was— you're about to be finding out about was was nicked and then aeteaset— about was was nicked and then aeteaset-wsa— about was was nicked and then released .you got- about was was nicked and then released you got president released and you got president taanp— released and you got president taanp-sn— released and you got president taanp-sn tts— released and you got president

trump-on his way- released and you got president trump on his way face trump there on his way to face stages.— trump there on his way to face snaages. tts— trump there on his way to face charges. it's been— trump there on his way to face charges. it's been a bit of a tsnteas— charges. it's been a bit of a bonkers world,— charges. it's been a bit of a bonkers world, hasn't it, psttttsattw— bonkers world, hasn't it, politically speaking, the politically speaking, but to the tatest— politically speaking, but to the tatest-tne— politically speaking, but to the latest-the snp _ politically speaking, but to the latest the snp leader humza latest on the snp leader humza tsasat— latest on the snp leader humza tsasat-tnat— latest on the snp leader humza yousaf-that he— latest on the snp leader humza yousaf that he won't yousaf says that he won't saspent— yousaf says that he won't- saspent—attea suspend nicola sturgeon after she suspend nicola sturgeon after sne—westeatawl she was arrested yesterday. staagesn— she was arrested yesterday. sturgeon was _ she was arrested yesterday. sturgeon was questioned for asunt— sturgeon was questioned for around-hours- sturgeon was questioned for around hours before she around seven hours before she aeteaset— around seven hours before she was released pending further investigation. _ was released pending further investigation. says she's investigation. she says she's tnnssent— investigation. she says she's tnnssent st— investigation. she says she's innocent of any— investigation. she says she's innocent of any wrongdoing . innocent of any wrongdoing. tets— innocent of any wrongdoing. tet-s pust— innocent of any wrongdoing. tet-s tust gs— innocent of any wrongdoing. let's just go now to edinburgh ant— let's just go now to edinburgh ant speat— let's just go now to edinburgh ant speat ts— let's just go now to edinburgh and speak to our— let's just go now to edinburgh and speak to our political aepstet— and speak to our political reporter, catherine forster . reporter, catherine forster. satneatne.— reporter, catherine forster. catherine, she— reporter, catherine forster. catherine, she was released penttng— catherine, she was released pending further— catherine, she was released pending further investigation. wtat— pending further investigation. wnat tses— pending further investigation. what does all— pending further investigation. what does all of this actually aeattw— what does all of this actually aeattw sente— what does all of this actually really centre around? because tne— really centre around? because we've seen the police tents in tne— we've seen the police tents in tne aasnt— we've seen the police tents in the front garden. _ we've seen the police tents in the front garden. we've seen the nsuse— the front garden. we've seen the nsuse seasn— the front garden. we've seen the house search. we've seen a nustant— house search. we've seen a husband arrested and then aeteaset— husband arrested and then released. somebody else as well. nunza— released. somebody else as well. nunza tsusat— released. somebody else as well. humza yousaf is— released. somebody else as well. humza yousaf is kind of ssaatsntng— humza yousaf is kind of scratching around a little bit at tne— scratching around a little bit at the moment.— scratching around a little bit at the moment. what what's going on? at the moment. what what's going sne tts— at the moment. what what's going sne tt-s atsut— at the moment. what what's going on? it's about money, isn't it? it on? it's about money, isn't it? tt ts. — on? it's about money, isn't it? tt ts. tts— on? it's about money, isn't it? it is. it's fundamental- on? it's about money, isn't it? it is. it's fundamental .- on? it's about money, isn't it? it is. it's fundamental . only it is. it's fundamental. only about £600,000 in dodi nations, which were given to the scottish national party, earmarked for a

second scottish independence referendum, which obviously has not happened . it's about where not happened. it's about where that money has gone. what has happened to it? it's a police scotland operation, operation branchform. it's been going on now for almost two years, but it does feel like it's coming to something of a head. we had nicola sturgeon, who of course, has ruled the scottish politics pretty much for almost a decade, up until february , when she very up until february, when she very suddenly and inexplicably resigned and her husband , ed, resigned and her husband, ed, former chief executive of the snp peter murrell , was arrested snp peter murrell, was arrested at the beginning of april. there was a forensic tent put up in the couple's garden garden, £100,000 motorhome that was parked in nicola sturgeon's mother in law's drive was seized by police. the treasurer colin beattie was arrested. questions released without charge and then

a gap of a few weeks and then as pretty much seemed inevitable to be honest, given that nicola sturgeon's name was the third name on these accounts that are being queried . and nicola being queried. and nicola sturgeon herself , former first sturgeon herself, former first minister, questioned on sunday. now, it wasn't as spectacular as the police turning up at her house. she knew on the saturday that this was going to be happening, so she went along to the police station and they then arrest her. but it really is absolutely extraordinary , isn't absolutely extraordinary, isn't it? and it's not even the first time that a former first minister has been questioned by police because, of course, nicola sturgeon's predecessor, alex salmond, was accused of multiple counts of sexual harassment, was ultimate be cleared and acquitted . but cleared and acquitted. but really extraordinary . and humza really extraordinary. and humza yousaf now her predecessor , was yousaf now her predecessor, was under a lot of pressure to suspend her, but he is currently

not budging. he says he sees no reason. he says it's personal. be painful for him, but he says he's going to treat her the same as colin beattie, for instance . as colin beattie, for instance. and, you know, innocent until proven guilty. but of course he was the continuity qatar date. he did have a very close relationship with her. so this obviously extremely difficult for him. exactly. catherine, tnant— for him. exactly. catherine, tnant wsu— for him. exactly. catherine, tnant wsu very— 33 exactly. catherine, thank you very much. catherine tsase— thank you very much. catherine tsase tneae. — thank you very much. catherine force there. gb— thank you very much. catherine force there. gb news is psttttsat— force there. gb news is political reporter who's in tttntuagn— political reporter who's in edinburgh who's been putting a stat— edinburgh who's been putting a snttt tn— edinburgh who's been putting a snttt tn att— edinburgh who's been putting a shift in all day— edinburgh who's been putting a shift in all day as— edinburgh who's been putting a shift in all day as this absolutely— shift in all day as this absolutely fascinating story ssntnues— absolutely fascinating story continuefrom _ absolutely fascinating story continuefrom within the snp actually from within the snp aasn— actually from within the snp tasn a— actually from within the snp from a variety— actually from within the snp from a variety of— actually from within the snp from a variety of different mps to from a variety of different mps ts-tsst— from a variety of different mps ts-tsstltust— from a variety of different mpsi to-lookljust-now to say, look, just end this now . wtssta— to say, look, just end this now . nicola sturgeon— to say, look, just end this now . nicola sturgeon has become ttggea— . nicola sturgeon has become ttggea tnan— . nicola sturgeon has become bigger than the— . nicola sturgeon has become bigger than the party itself in tnts— bigger than the party itself in we aegaat— bigger than the party itself in this regard. and— bigger than the party itself in this regard. and she and this is aeattw— this regard. and she and this is aeattw tne— this regard. and she and this is really the killer— this regard. and she and this is really the killer line actually . tnts— really the killer line actually . tnts ssap— really the killer line actually , this soap-has- really the killer line actually , this soap has gone far , this soap opera has gone far ensugn— , this soap opera has gone far ensugn .— , this soap opera has gone far enough . nicola— , this soap opera has gone far enough . nicola sturgeon enough. nicola sturgeon suspentet— enough. nicola sturgeon suspended from the enough. nicola sturgeon- suspended _from the snp suspended others from the snp for suspended others from the snp tsalawtut— suspended others from the snp for-awful lot— suspended others from the snp for-awful lot less. - suspended others from the snp for awful lot less. and for an awful lot less. and ttat-s— for an awful lot less. and that's from _ for an awful lot less. and that's from angus macneil . he's that's from angus macneil. he's st— that's from angus macneil. he's st tne— that's from angus macneil. he's one of the snp's— that's from angus macneil. he's one of the snp's longest serving ttats— one of the snp's longest serving was. nawtng— one of the snp's longest serving mps, having represented the westean— mps, having represented the western isles— mps, having represented the western isles since 2005. so you

tnsw— western isles since 2005. so you tnsw. ttat-s— western isles since 2005. so you know, that's quite— western isles since 2005. so you know, that's quite strong stuff aeattw.— know, that's quite strong stuff aeattw. tn— know, that's quite strong stuff really. i'm joined— know, that's quite strong stuff really. i'm joined now by andrew ttttte— really. i'm joined now by andrew ttttte. wns-s— really. i'm joined now by andrew little, who's a— really. i'm joined now by andrew little, who's a historian and a sstunntst— little, who's a historian and a columnist at— little, who's a historian and a columnist at the— little, who's a historian and a columnist at the courier newspapen— columnist at the courier newspaper. andrew, thank you. tses— newspaper. andrew, thank you. tses nunza— newspaper. andrew, thank you. does humza yousaf need to grow a tasttsne— does humza yousaf need to grow a tasttsne ant— does humza yousaf need to grow a backbone and suspend nicola stuagesn— backbone and suspend nicola stuagesn sa— backbone and suspend nicola sturgeon or is— backbone and suspend nicola sturgeon or is he— backbone and suspend nicola sturgeon or is he all innocent unttt— sturgeon or is he all innocent unttt pasen— sturgeon or is he all innocent until proven guilty ? innit: until proven guilty? well, i tttnt— until proven guilty? well, i think humza has shown himself to be very weak. actually, and not suspenttng— be very weak. actually, and not suspenttng tne— be very weak. actually, and not suspending the former- 333g actually, and not suspending the former first tttntstea— suspending the former first tttntstea as— suspending the former first minister as your correspondent pstntet— minister as your correspondent pstntet sut— minister as your correspondent pointed out, there is a paesetent— pointed out, there is a precedent for- pointed out, there is a precedent for here suspension. tatest.— precedent for here suspension. indeed, nicola— precedent for here suspension. indeed, nicola sturgeon- precedent for here suspension. indeed, nicola sturgeon herself , when she was leader of the party, suspended a number of parliamentarians when they found themselves in a similar situation. so i think there is a personal relationship here that's coming between humza yousaf and perhaps his better judgement. certainly he's using the example of colin beattie and indeed of peter murrell nicola sturgeon's husband as an excuse to not suspend the former first minister, but that's a relatively new precedent . and if relatively new precedent. and if nicola sturgeon had been in

charge, i think she she certainly would have pushed for a suspension. i mean, it's an atsstute— a suspension. i mean, it's an absolute terrible— a suspension. i mean, it's an absolute terrible look- i mean, it's an absolute terrible look for the sun— absolute terrible look for the snp at— absolute terrible look for the snp at tne— absolute terrible look for the snp at the moment, is it not? anew-we— snp at the moment, is it not? tnew-we gst— snp at the moment, is it not? they've got into— snp at the moment, is it not? they've got into all sorts of nst— they've got into all sorts of nst watea— they've got into all sorts of hot water over— they've got into all sorts of hot water over this ridiculous gentea— hot water over this ridiculous gender nonsense— hot water over this ridiculous gender nonsense that nicola stuagesn— gender nonsense that nicola sturgeon resigned. she says sne-s— sturgeon resigned. she says sne-s ttaet— sturgeon resigned. she says she's tired and— sturgeon resigned. she says she's tired and then a complete sstnsttense— she's tired and then a complete sstnsttense .— she's tired and then a complete coincidence . complete coincidence. complete coincidence. - coincidence. complete coincidence. just few weeks coincidence. just a few weeks tatet— coincidence. just a few weeks tatea. nea— coincidence. just a few weeks later, her husband herself or ssnetstw— later, her husband herself or somebody else's_ later, her husband herself or somebody else's name escapes me gets— somebody else's name escapes me gets aaaestet— somebody else's name escapes me now, gets arrested and then aeteaset— now, gets arrested and then released and— now, gets arrested and then released and the police tents in the released and the police tents in tne-tawn— released and the police tents in tne-tawn .— released and the police tents in tne-tawn .- released and the police tents in the-lawn .-i mean,- released and the police tents in the lawn . i mean, the the front lawn. and i mean, the tsngea— the front lawn. and i mean, the tsngea tnts— the front lawn. and i mean, the longer this goes— the front lawn. and i mean, the longer this goes on, mean, longer this goes on, i mean, nunza— longer this goes on, i mean, nunza vsusat— longer this goes on, i mean, humza yousaf is— longer this goes on, i mean, humza yousaf is he just like a tant— humza yousaf is he just like a tant ts— humza yousaf is he just like a lamb to slaughter here? do lamb to the slaughter here? do you— lamb to the slaughter here? do wsu tttnts— lamb to the slaughter here? do wsu tntnte t— lamb to the slaughter here? do you think? i mean, is this just going— you think? i mean, is this just gstng tswn— you think? i mean, is this just going down terribly with voters in going down terribly with voters tn -at— going down terribly with voters tn -at tne — going down terribly with voters in at the moment? in scotland at the moment? tesause— in scotland at the moment?i because—that in scotland at the moment?- because_that it because i would suggest that it it because i would suggest that it tt-wsu— because i would suggest that it tt-wsu guesttsn- because i would suggest that it it you question everything it makes you question everything the it makes you question everything tne-nas— it makes you question everything tne-nas-aeattw- it makes you question everything the-has-really ?- the snp has to say really? atsstutetw— the snp has to say really? atsstutetw — the snp has to say really? absolutely i— the snp has to say really? absolutely i think there's a line from napoleon, i think about, you know , generals should about, you know, generals should be lucky and humza yousaf is certainly very unlucky, although largely he has only himself to blame, particularly in relation, as you say , to some of the as you say, to some of the policy missteps they've made around gender recognition that

obviously began with nicola sturgeon, but has carried on under under humza's leadership . under under humza's leadership. and this investigation , i think and this investigation, i think is a disaster for the snp . it's is a disaster for the snp. it's a constant . every week there's a constant. every week there's further developed moments. we've now had three arrests. it's very, very difficult to see how i think humza, yousaf and the snp can can recover from this and their stranglehold that they've held on scottish politics for more than a decade. i think now seems to be really , i think now seems to be really, really weakening quite, quite quickly and quite remarkably. yeah. look thank you very, very much. it's great to have you on tne— much. it's great to have you on tne stsw— much. it's great to have you on the show, andrew.— much. it's great to have you on the show, andrew. i— 33.3tt3 it's great to have you on the show, andrew. i hope 33.33 it's great to have you on the show, andrew. i hope to satst— the show, andrew. i hope to satsn up— the show, andrew. i hope to catch up with— the show, andrew. i hope to catch up with you very soon. i tsnt— catch up with you very soon. i tsn-t tttnt— catch up with you very soon. i tsn-t tntnt t— catch up with you very soon. i don't think i don't— catch up with you very soon. i don't think i don't think this is don't think i don't think this ts gstng— don't think i don't think this ts gstng ts— don't think i don't think this ts gstng ts te— don't think i don't think this is going to be the last we'll nea— is going to be the last we'll neaa st— is going to be the last we'll neaa st att— is going to be the last we'll hear of all this. _ is going to be the last we'll hear of all this. dup but andrew ttttte— hear of all this. dup but andrew ttttte ts— hear of all this. dup but andrew ttttte ts a— hear of all this. dup but andrew little is a historian— hear of all this. dup but andrew little is a historian and columnist— little is a historian and columnist the courier. i little is a historian and- columnist-the courier. i do columnist with the courier. i do tttnt— columnist with the courier. i do tntnt tneae— columnist with the courier. i do think there is— columnist with the courier. i do think there is a— columnist with the courier. i do think there is a massive ttssaepansw— think there is a massive discrepancy between what's going think there is a massive disinepancy between what's going think there is a massive disin the cy between what's going think there is a massive disin the wayatween what's going think there is a massive disin the way thatzn what's going think there is a massive disin the way that thingst's going think there is a massive disin the way that things are ioing on in the way that things are aepsatet— on in the way that things are aepsnetltne— on in the way that things are reported-the way- on in the way that things are reported the way that certain reported or the way that certain states— reported or the way that certain stsates—attea. - reported or the way that certain stories after. when stories were gone after. when you— stories were gone after. when wsu aeattw— stories were gone after. when you really-about,- stories were gone after. when you really about, you you really think about, you tnsw—nst- you really think about, you know,_not borisj know, whether or not boris tsnnssn— know, whether or not boris- tsnnssn—sate johnson was ambushed by cake or wnetnea— johnson was ambushed by cake or wnetnea-tneae— johnson was ambushed by cake or whether-there was-

johnson was ambushed by cake or whether there was some whether or not there was some ttnt— whether or not there was some kind-minuscule— whether or not there was some kind minuscule rule breaking kind of minuscule rule breaking ttat— kind of minuscule rule breaking that _whatever. - kind of minuscule rule breakingl that—whatever. and that took place or whatever. and tnen— that took place or whatever. and tnen-tsst— that took place or whatever. and tnen-tsst at— that took place or whatever. and then-look at where - that took place or whatever. and then look at where is then you look at where there is a-ansunt— then you look at where there is a-amountlmoney,- then you look at where there is a amount money, where is a huge amount of money, where is wneae— a huge amount of money, where is wneaeltnat— a huge amount of money, where is where-that amount— a huge amount of money, where is where that amount of money? where is that amount of money? ant— where is that amount of money? ant ttat-s— where is that amount of money? and that's really— where is that amount of money? and that's really what this sentes— and that's really what this centres-and- and that's really what this centres and what centres around. and what was ttat— centres around. and what was ttat-uset— centres around. and what was that-used.north. centres around. and what was that used north of centres around. and what was. that-used.north of the that money used for north of the tsateae— that money used for north of the border?iwould_ that money used for north of the border? would argue that maybe border? i would argue that maybe .—snsutt- , maybe, maybe there should have teen—teen- , maybe, maybe there should have teen—teen pattl , maybe, maybe there should have been—been paid toi been more attention been paid to ttat— been more attention been paid to ttat-tt— been more attention been paid to ttat-tt-aeattw- been more attention been paid to that-if-really look. that because if you really look at tt— that because if you really look at p, tt— that because if you really look at p, tt tses— that because if you really look at it, it does seem— that because if you really look at it, it does seem bizarre that tnts— at it, it does seem bizarre that we asnt— at it, it does seem bizarre that this wasn't something that was, you this wasn't something that was, wsu-aeattw— this wasn't something that was, you-really raised- this wasn't something that was, you really raised with the you know, really raised with the tnttst— british public until nicola stuagesn— british public until nicola. sturgeon—quit. british public until nicola- sturgeon_quit. and sturgeon had actually quit. and teen—gutt— sturgeon had actually quit. and teen—gutt as- sturgeon had actually quit. and been—quit as well. sturgeon had actually quit. and been quit as well . gb been allowed to quit as well. gb vtews— been allowed to quit as well. gb vtews st— been allowed to quit as well. gb vtews st wews— been allowed to quit as well. gb views gb news dot— been allowed to quit as well. gb views gb news dot com. but wsuttn-t— views gb news dot com. but wsuttn-t wsu— views gb news dot com. but wouldn't you just know it ? wouldn't you just know it? tneae-s— wouldn't you just know it? tneae-s ns— wouldn't you just know it? there's no basis for albanian ntgaants— there's no basis for albanian migrants-seek— there's no basis for albanian migrants-seek-inl there's no basis for albanian. migrants-seek-in the migrants to seek asylum in the wt. — migrants to seek asylum in the wt. asssattng— migrants to seek asylum in the uk. according to— migrants to seek asylum in the uk. according to a— migrants to seek asylum in the uk. according to a committee of ttats— uk. according to a committee of was. tnew-ae— uk. according to a committee of mps, they're fleeing a safe ssuntaw— mps, they're fleeing a safe country which _ mps, they're fleeing a safe country which begs the question why— country which begs the question wnw-we— country which begs the question wnw-we attsw— country which begs the question why-we allow tens- country which begs the question why we allow tens of why did we allow tens of thousands— why did we allow tens of thousands-in?- why did we allow tens of thousands in? why why did we allow tens of- thousands-in? why did we thousands of them in? why did we mate— thousands of them in? why did we natelss— thousands of them in? why did we natelss easw— thousands of them in? why did we makelso easy for— thousands of them in? why did we make so easy for them? why make it so easy for them? why did make it so easy for them? why ttt we— make it so easy for them? why ttt we nate— make it so easy for them? why did we make it— make it so easy for them? why did we make it so— make it so easy for them? why did we make it so easy for the taxpaweas— did we make it so easy for the taxpaweas-ts- did we make it so easy for the taxpayers-to fork- did we make it so easy for the taxpayers to fork out taxpayers to have to fork out tnasugn— taxpayers to have to fork out tnasugn tne — taxpayers to have to fork out through the millions through the nose millions of psunts— through the nose millions of pounds _there. through the nose millions ofi pounds—there are through the nose millions of. pounds—there are so pounds a day? and there are so nanw— pounds a day? and there are so nanw st— pounds a day? and there are so nanw st tnen— pounds a day? and there are so many of them absconded as well? we many of them absconded as well? we tsstet— many of them absconded as well? we tsstet at— many of them absconded as well? we tsstet at a— many of them absconded as well? we looked at a country that you ttw— we looked at a country that you ttw ts— we looked at a country that you ttw ts tsa— we looked at a country that you can fly to for around £30. that is can fly to for around £30. that ts a— can fly to for around £30. that ts a sate— can fly to for around £30. that is a safe country,— can fly to for around £30. that is a safe country, that is a tsuatst— is a safe country, that is a tourist destination. and for

some reason— tourist destination. and for some reason we were gaslit into tettewtng— some reason we were gaslit into tettewtng ttat— some reason we were gaslit into believing that tens— some reason we were gaslit into believing that tens of thousands of believing that tens of thousands st ttgnttng— believing that tens of thousands st ttgnttng age— believing that tens of thousands of fighting age young men had to flee of fighting age young men had to ttee ttat— of fighting age young men had to flee that country— of fighting age young men had to flee that country because they wtsttns— flee that country because they were victims of— flee that country because they were victims of goodness knows wnat.— were victims of goodness knows wnat-wets— were victims of goodness knows what-we've had- were victims of goodness knows what-we've had to- were victims of goodness knows what. we've had to pay for what. and we've had to pay for ttat.— what. and we've had to pay for tnat. wett— what. and we've had to pay for that. well, now— what. and we've had to pay for that. well, now we'll report has ssnesa-w— that. well, now we'll report has ssnesa-w ttat— that. well, now we'll report has come say that actually come out to say that actually tneae-s— come out to say that actually tneae-s-tsa- come out to say that actually there's-forii- come out to say that actually there's-forii don't there's no need for it. i don't tnsw— there's no need for it. i don't tnsw-wsu— there's no need for it. i don't tnsw-wsu tut- there's no need for it. i don't know-you, but i- there's no need for it. i don't know you, but i am know about you, but i am tespeaate— know about you, but i am desperate to _ know about you, but i am desperate to have this taxpaweas— desperate to have this taxpayer's money back. patrick snatstws— christys on gb news, britain's

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we paying millions of we been paying millions of pounds every single day, clogging hotels? et cetera. clogging up hotels? et cetera. for fully grown men who've just come here essentially from a country that they could have just visited holiday say the just visited on holiday say the report that nearly 46,000 report found that nearly 46,000 people the channel people crossed the channel in small year. more than small boats last year. more than a of those. so around a quarter of those. so around 12,000 were albanian, though other have estimated other reports have estimated that figure be as high as that figure to be as high as 15,000. hard to tell given the fact that they're not always honest about where they've come from and they don't tend to stick around that long once they get here either. but 10,000 of those came albania those who came from albania last year lee year were single adult men. lee anderson on earlier. he anderson was on earlier. he said, we wouldn't want people anderson was on earlier. he said,leave'ouldn't want people anderson was on earlier. he said,leave'oul(woment people anderson was on earlier. he said,leave'oul(women and)ple anderson was on earlier. he said,leave'oul(women and children who leave the women and children behind of behind anyway in a time of strife, would but it means strife, would we? but it means that the number of albanians coming to the uk on small boats went from 800in 2021 to more went up from 800in 2021 to more than 12,000 last year. so those are the ones we know about. those are the ones in this country that we know about. in conclusion the report that conclusion, the report says that albania safe country and albania is a safe country and there is little evidence that albanians the uk.

albanians need asylum in the uk. thoughit albanians need asylum in the uk. though it does that though it does find that many women of women could be victims of trafficking. joining now is trafficking. joining me now is jeremy hudson from migrationwatch, uk . jeremy, a migrationwatch, uk. jeremy, a report that's taken a couple of years that demonstrates exactly what we all already knew and makes me even more angry about the tens of millions of pounds of taxpayers money that has gone towards supporting people who , towards supporting people who, if they wanted to see britain, should have just on should have just come here on holiday. good afternoon, tatatst— holiday. good afternoon, patrick. thanks- :3 good afternoon, patrick. thanks for having me on. patrick. thanks for having me sn-st— patrick. thanks for having me sn-st att. — patrick. thanks for having me on.-of all. yes,- patrick. thanks for having me on.-of all. yes, i- patrick. thanks for having me on. of all. yes, i share on. first of all. yes, i share wsua— on. first of all. yes, i share your frustration. _ on. first of all. yes, i share your frustration. it's quite incredible,— your frustration. it's quite incredible, really , that it's incredible, really, that it's taten— incredible, really, that it's taten tnts— incredible, really, that it's taken this long for home taken this long for the home attatas— taken this long for the home affairs committee to report what we-at— affairs committee to report what we-at tne — affairs committee to report what we-at the time.- affairs committee to report what we at the time. this we all knew at the time. this wastes-— we all knew at the time. this was-was what— we all knew at the time. this was was what everyone was this was what everyone unteastsst— was this was what everyone understood _case. was this was what everyone understood case back was this was what everyone - understood _case back in, understood was the case back in, you— understood was the case back in, wsu—august- understood was the case back in, wsu—august .- you know, november, august, etseteaa. — you know, november, august, etcetera. last— you know, november, august, etcetera. last-we- you know, november, august, etcetera. last we all knew etcetera. last year. we all knew attanta— etcetera. last year. we all knew albania wasn't— etcetera. last year. we all knew albania wasn't some hellhole. it asnt— albania wasn't some hellhole. it asnt a— albania wasn't some hellhole. it wasn't a war torn— albania wasn't some hellhole. it wasn't a war torn that wasn't a war torn place that pespte— wasn't a war torn place that pespte neetet— wasn't a war torn place that people needed flee from for people needed to flee from for the people needed to flee from for tne-st— people needed to flee from for tne-st tneta— people needed to flee from for the-of their lives- people needed to flee from for the-of their lives .- people needed to flee from for the of their lives . we the safety of their lives. we ataeatw— the safety of their lives. we already knew— the safety of their lives. we already knew that albanians were nasstwetw— already knew that albanians were massively overrepresented in the uk massively overrepresented in the ut patssn— massively overrepresented in the ut patssn-ss— massively overrepresented in the uk prison-so it's- massively overrepresented in the uk prison so it's quite uk prison system, so it's quite an expttstt— uk prison system, so it's quite an explicit, inexplicable that it an explicit, inexplicable that tt tsst— an explicit, inexplicable that it took them— an explicit, inexplicable that it took them this long to get tnasugn— it took them this long to get tnasugn tnts— it took them this long to get through this report, go on a ttttte— through this report, go on a ttttte tatp— through this report, go on a little trip for— through this report, go on a little trip for to _ through this report, go on a little trip for to albania and

pust— little trip for to albania and just tett— little trip for to albania and just tett us— little trip for to albania and just tell us what was so, so stwtsus— just tell us what was so, so stwtsus . — just tell us what was so, so obvious. but— just tell us what was so, so obvious . "wily. just tell us what was so, so obvious. just tell us what was so, so- obvious . but surely, jeremy now, obvious. but surely, jeremy now, if we've got this massive backlog, okay, this asylum seeker backlog that we need to get through in order to clear these and get these hotels and to get deportation flights taking off, if has albania as their if anyone has albania as their nationality on it now, pretty much they should presumably just be deported . yes. that doesn't be deported. yes. that doesn't really seem to be any excuse for going through the whole process . there is some form of fast tast— . there is some form of fast taast ttat— . there is some form of fast track that the _ there is some form of fast track that the government are tstng— track that the government are tstng ts — track that the government are tstng ts get— track that the government are doing to get them through it taste.— doing to get them through it gutstea. tut— doing to get them through it quicker, but there is more they ssutt— quicker, but there is more they ssutt ts— quicker, but there is more they ssutt ts ts— quicker, but there is more they could do to actually get them tnasugn— could do to actually get them. tnasugn—ssutt through the system. they could just testaae— through the system. they could just declare all— through the system. they could just declare all claims from attanta— just declare all claims from albania inadmissible, maybe teeptng—tsal keeping up some route for trafficked— keeping up some route for- trafficked _ example keeping up some route for- trafficked _example . trafficked women, for example. nswee tts— trafficked women, for example. however, it's just— trafficked women, for example. however, it's just completely tattttng— however, it's just completely baffling that— however, it's just completely baffling that so— however, it's just completely baffling that so many people nave— baffling that so many people nave teen— baffling that so many people have been stuck— baffling that so many people have been stuck in the asylum swsten — have been stuck in the asylum swsten ant— have been stuck in the asylum system and all— have been stuck in the asylum system and all this is encourages.- system and all this is encourages. if there's more of tnew— encourages. if there's more of tnen. ts— encourages. if there's more of tnen. ts ssne— encourages. if there's more of them, to come to— encourages. if there's more of them, to come to the uk knowing ttat— them, to come to the uk knowing tnat tnew-tt— them, to come to the uk knowing tnat tnew-tt te— them, to come to the uk knowing that they'll be able— them, to come to the uk knowing that they'll be able to stay in tne— that they'll be able to stay in tents— that they'll be able to stay in tents t— that they'll be able to stay in tents t ts— that they'll be able to stay in the-for 1 to 2— that they'll be able to stay in the for 1 to 2 years. whilst the uk for 1 to 2 years. whilst tneta— the uk for 1 to 2 years. whilst tneta statn — the uk for 1 to 2 years. whilst their claim is— the uk for 1 to 2 years. whilst their claim is done and make a bit their claim is done and make a ttt st— their claim is done and make a ttt st nsnew— their claim is done and make a bit of money on— their claim is done and make a bit of money on the side anyway? watt.— bit of money on the side anyway? well, absolutely.— bit of money on the side anyway? well, absolutely. they— bit of money on the side anyway? well, absolutely. they can- well, absolutely. they can abscond. could find their abscond. they could find their way children. can

way of having children. they can do i that report do whatever i mean, that report that that everyone was that came out that everyone was very to, know, be very happy to, you know, be after the government going after the government with going you're from after the government with going you're asylum from after the government with going you'reasylum seeker from after the government with going you're asylum seeker hotels. these asylum seeker hotels. excuse i don't see many excuse me. i don't see many children walking around with with full beards and looking about age of 40, to be about the age of 40, to be honest with i think those honest with you, i think those those tend to more of the those tend to be more of the people that are going missing and disappearing into the and just disappearing into the underworld but underworld at the moment. but surely, now surely, jeremy rishi sunak, now this is all proof that he this is all the proof that he needs. he can go, my voters, the taxpayers are paying £6 million a day minimum. i've got two more barges the way . i've got barges on the way. i've got a report that says albania is a safe if you're from safe country. if you're from albania and you've come here illegally, i'm sorry, but you're getting he's getting deported. i mean, he's got all excuses. he needs to got all the excuses. he needs to be to say that, hasn't he? be able to say that, hasn't he? absolutely i don't think anyone neets— absolutely i don't think anyone neets anw— absolutely i don't think anyone needs any more— absolutely i don't think anyone needs any more proof.- ' die; i don't think anyone needs any more proof. and i tsnt— needs any more proof. and i tsn-t tttnt— needs any more proof. and i don't think anyone ever really at — don't think anyone ever really at |anean— don't think anyone ever really did.imean, it's— don't think anyone ever really did. mean, it's good to have did. i mean, it's good to have tne—sawtng- did. i mean, it's good to havei tne—sawtng-ant the committee saying this and putttng— the committee saying this and putttng-watttng— the committee saying this and putting writing we can putting it in writing so we can all putting it in writing so we can at tastsattw— putting it in writing so we can all basically that— putting it in writing so we can all basically that we're all vindicated— all basically that we're all vindicated several months all basically that we're all vindiyeah, several months all basically that we're all vindiyeah, he everal months all basically that we're all vindiyeah, he needsnonths all basically that we're all vindiyeah, he needs knows ago. yeah, but he needs know nae—tne- ago. yeah, but he needs know. more _the concerning more proof. and the concerning tntng— more proof. and the concerning tntng ts— more proof. and the concerning tntng ts tne— more proof. and the concerning thing is the committee does end its thing is the committee does end tts-sawtng.—

thing is the committee does end its-saying,.well- thing is the committee does end its saying, well maybe its report saying, oh well maybe you its report saying, oh well maybe wsu-saeate— its report saying, oh well maybe you-create more- its report saying, oh well maybe you create more visas so you should create more visas so tnew— you should create more visas so tnew-ssne— you should create more visas so they-come-insteadl they can come legally instead ant— they can come legally instead ant tsnt— they can come legally instead and don't think— they can come legally instead and don't think that's really wnat—tnew- and don't think that's reallyj what—they see what people want. they see this aslpastten.— what people want. they see this aslproblem.-want- what people want. they see this as problem. want to stop as a problem. they want to stop ttat— as a problem. they want to stop tnat pastten— as a problem. they want to stop that problem, not— as a problem. they want to stop that problem, not let of that problem, not let more of ten — that problem, not let more of ten -a— that problem, not let more of tnen-a tegat- that problem, not let more of them a legal route. them in on a legal route. was tts— them in on a legal route. was tts attantan— them in on a legal route. was the albanian ambassador who was grilled anderson, the albanian ambassador who was grilled had anderson, the albanian ambassador who was grilled had to derson, the albanian ambassador who was grilled had to derso up basically had to front up to which is that if you could come here legally through an existing visa scheme, you have to visa scheme, which you have to meet economic meet certain economic requirements, be requirements, then you would be doing really. requirements, then you would be doing really . and the reason doing it really. and the reason that lot of them are spending that a lot of them are spending tens thousands pounds or tens of thousands of pounds or thousands of pounds in order to come across the channel illegally, i suspect, very illegally, is, i suspect, very often. we don't often. so that we don't know exactly they are maybe exactly who they are or maybe what their record has what their criminal record has been. thank been. but jeremy, thank you. jeremy from jeremy hutton, there from migrationwatch, there migrationwatch, uk. now there is huge controversy in what's normally genteel world of normally a genteel world of angling. now half of england ladies team have quit after a trans woman was selected for a competition. becky lee birtwistle hodges , who was born birtwistle hodges, who was born male, was picked for the home nafions male, was picked for the home nations shore fishing championship. one of hodges former team mates is reported to have said that she has hands

like shovels and so shouldn't be taking part in the angling situation there. and we're going to be talking about about this. but also an issue that kind of ties into it a little bit, which is that on the nhs now, puberty blockers for children are going to be banned unless you're taking part in a clinical trial, which is massive news. i think people are now looking at this and thinking maybe this is the day that children were actually saved in britain . so puberty saved in britain. so puberty blockers for young children which were being dished out like candy, now going to be candy, are now going to be stopped unless it is part of some kind of clinical trial, which i is going to be which i think is going to be great for news going great for news children going forward maybe were little forward who maybe were a little bit confused and accidentally wandered into situation where wandered into a situation where they made life changing permanent decisions. but nigel farage has had a busy day this morning. he was broadcast from farage has had a busy day this morenglishe was broadcast from farage has had a busy day this morenglish channel. adcast from farage has had a busy day this morenglish channel. in:ast from farage has had a busy day this morenglish channel. in:asfeme the english channel. in a few minutes, he will join me right here the studio to discuss here in the studio to discuss two the migrant two things. one, the migrant crisis and crucially, the latest

on boris johnson. my inbox is jam packed full of people saying, please, can you ask nigel if he's going to go into politics with boris? well, i will. just give me a few minutes and i'll do it. don't go away. patrick christys on gb news britain's news .

channel it's 5 pm. it's patrick christys. it's gb news and boris johnson and rishi sunak are at war. the latest line that drops about half an hour to an hour ago was the boris johnson may end up being banned from for parliament life. what do you make of that? would that be witch hunt complete ? is rishi on witch hunt complete? is rishi on a hiding to nothing over this? i ask that question because of this story as well. it's of course, been on in course, what's been going on in the rishi sunak stood the channel rishi sunak stood there said, i'm stopping the there and said, i'm stopping the boats, stopping the boats boats, we are stopping the boats and turns out that yesterday and it turns out that yesterday we had highest number of we had the highest number of arrivals. far this year and arrivals. so far this year and we could be for on another record year . we could be for on another record year. but we could be for on another record year . but who better to record year. but who better to talk about those two stories than this man, nigel farage? nigel be joining me in the nigel will be joining me in the studio in just a matter of moments. two big topics get stuck into their he was in the channel this morning on a boat watching the french escort , one watching the french escort, one of those dinghies into british waters. he saw that with his own eyes. but also, crucially, the big question on a lot of people's lips at the moment is,

are johnson and nigel are boris johnson and nigel farage going to team up and either form a new party or do some damage at the next election 7 some damage at the next election ? well, will ask him in just ? well, i will ask him in just a few minutes time, so make sure you keep watching. also i'm going a lot about going to be talking a lot about this. puberty blockers for this. no puberty blockers for kids. this is an absolute result for people who thought it was always is incredibly dangerous for children to get puberty blockers on the nhs . well, it blockers on the nhs. well, it stopped. okay. so good stuff. people are saying this is the day that children's lives were indeed saved . patrick christys indeed saved. patrick christys on . gb news. yes, let's get on. gb news. yes, let's get stuck into gb views and gb news dot com. who do you think will win the battle in this war? is it boris johnson or rishi sunak gb views and gb news .com nigel farage joins me now for the headunes.

farage joins me now for the headlines. patrick, farage joins me now for the headlines . patrick, thank you. headlines. patrick, thank you. at tws — headlines. patrick, thank you. at two minutes— headlines. patrick, thank you. at two minutes after- : patrick, thank you. at two minutes after five these are at two minutes after five these wsua— at two minutes after five these wsua natn— at two minutes after five these are your main news stories and as wsue teen— are your main news stories and as you've been hearing boris johnson— as you've been hearing boris tsnnssn nas— as you've been hearing boris johnson has accused rishi sunak of johnson has accused rishi sunak st tatttng— johnson has accused rishi sunak of talking rubbish— johnson has accused rishi sunak of talking rubbish after the tnne— of talking rubbish after the prime minister— of talking rubbish after the prime minister said the former tnne— prime minister said the former prime minister— prime minister said the former prime minister had asked him to overrule checks— prime minister had asked him to overrule checks for— prime minister had asked him to overrule checks for house of tsats— overrule checks for house of lords honours— overrule checks for house of lords honours nominations . and lords honours nominations. and tsats— lords honours nominations. and now boris johnson— lords honours nominations. and now boris johnson is blaming tswntng— now boris johnson is blaming downing street— now boris johnson is blaming downing street for conservative ttas— downing street for conservative was ant— downing street for conservative was ant tew— downing street for conservative mps and key allies failing to appeaa— mps and key allies failing to appeaa sn— mps and key allies failing to appeaa sn tne— mps and key allies failing to appear on the list despite being nsntnatet— appear on the list despite being nsntnatet by— appear on the list despite being nominated by him. nadine dorries atst— nominated by him. nadine dorries atst snaana— nominated by him. nadine dorries alok sharma and— nominated by him. nadine dorries alok sharma and nigel adams are ansng— alok sharma and nigel adams are ansng tne— alok sharma and nigel adams are ansng tne ttas— alok sharma and nigel adams are among the mps whose names are atsent— among the mps whose names are atsent .— among the mps whose names are atsent . ttstt— among the mps whose names are absent. rishi sunak among the mps whose names are absent . rishi sunak says absent. rishi sunak says sweaauttng— absent. rishi sunak says overruling the- absent. rishi sunak says overruling the vetting committee asnt— overruling the vetting committee wasn't something— overruling the vetting committee wasn't something he was prepared to wasn't something he was prepared ts ts— wasn't something he was prepared ts ts . — wasn't something he was prepared ts ts . esns— wasn't something he was prepared to do . boris johnson— wasn't something he was prepared to do . 3333 : to do. boris johnson asked me to do something that i wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it was right. that was to either overrule the whole committee or to make promises to the people . now, i wasn't 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. the if people don't like that, then tough . the american bank. jp tough. the american bank. jp ttsagan— tough. the american bank. jp ttsagan snase.— tough. the american bank. jp morgan chase, has— 333333 the american bank. jp

morgan chase, has agreed a setttenent— morgan chase, has agreed a settlement of— morgan chase, has agreed a settlement of over £230 million wttn — settlement of over £230 million wttn past— settlement of over £230 million with past victims— settlement of over £230 million with past victims of the former ttnanstea— with past victims of the former financier and— with past victims of the former financier and convicted sex sttentea— financier and convicted sex offender jeffrey— financier and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein . an offender jeffrey epstein. an unidentified— offender jeffrey epstein. an unidentified woman filed a tawsutt— unidentified woman filed a lawsuit against the bank on tenatt— lawsuit against the bank on tenatt st— lawsuit against the bank on behalf of multiple victims who mr behalf of multiple victims who tta tpstetn— behalf of multiple victims who mr epstein, she— behalf of multiple victims who mr epstein, she said sexually atuset— mr epstein, she said sexually abused between— mr epstein, she said sexually abused between 1998 and 2013. in the abused between 1998 and 2013. in tne tawsutt— abused between 1998 and 2013. in tne tawsutt .— abused between 1998 and 2013. in the lawsuit , suit— abused between 1998 and 2013. in the lawsuit , suit alleged that the lawsuit, suit alleged that jp the lawsuit, suit alleged that p ttsagan— the lawsuit, suit alleged that p ttsagan as— the lawsuit, suit alleged that jp morgan was complicit in the atuse— jp morgan was complicit in the atuse by— jp morgan was complicit in the abuse by ignoring repeated waantngs— abuse by ignoring repeated waantngs st— abuse by ignoring repeated warnings of epstein's sex taatttsttng— warnings of epstein's sex trafficking and continuing to wsat— trafficking and continuing to wsat wttn— trafficking and continuing to work with him _ trafficking and continuing to work with him after he was ssnwtstet — work with him after he was convicted of— work with him after he was convicted of procuring an unteaage— convicted of procuring an underage girl— convicted of procuring an underage girl for prostitution. tpstetn— underage girl for prostitution. tpstetn ttet— underage girl for prostitution. epstein died in— underage girl for prostitution. epstein died in custody in 2019. tsanea— epstein died in custody in 2019. tsanea us— epstein died in custody in 2019. former us president donald trump is former us president donald trump ts neattng— former us president donald trump ts neattng ts— former us president donald trump is heading to florida to face stages— is heading to florida to face snaages tn— is heading to florida to face charges in classified documents. cases— charges in classified documents. sases tta— charges in classified documents. sases tta taunp— charges in classified documents. cases mr trump is— charges in classified documents. cases mr trump is accused of attegettw— cases mr trump is accused of allegedly keeping unlawful us nattsnat— allegedly keeping unlawful us national security— allegedly keeping unlawful us national security documents and lying— national security documents and twtng ts— national security documents and lying to officials— national security documents and lying to officials who tried to recover them _ lying to officials who tried to recover them despite the former paesttent-s— recover them despite the former president's legal— recover them despite the former president's legal battles, his psputantw— president's legal battles, his popularity among voters is still

ntgn— popularity among voters is still ntgn as— popularity among voters is still ntgn as sptntsn— popularity among voters is still high as opinion polls show him far high as opinion polls show him taa aneat— high as opinion polls show him taa aneat st— high as opinion polls show him far ahead of his— high as opinion polls show him far ahead of his competition for the presidential— far ahead of his competition for the presidential nomination . the the presidential nomination. the tsanea— the presidential nomination. the former italian— the presidential nomination. the former italian prime minister, tttwts— former italian prime minister, silvio berlusconi— former italian prime minister, silvio berlusconi , has died in silvio berlusconi, has died in tntan— silvio berlusconi, has died in ttttan at— silvio berlusconi, has died in ttttan at tne— silvio berlusconi, has died in milan at the age— silvio berlusconi, has died in milan at the age of 86. the billionaire— milan at the age of 86. the billionaire businessman created ttatw-s— billionaire businessman created ttatw-s taagest— billionaire businessman created italy's largest media company tetsae— italy's largest media company before entering— italy's largest media company before entering politics and teawtng— before entering politics and leaving behind— before entering politics and leaving behind a career marred by sex— leaving behind a career marred by sex scandals— leaving behind a career marred by sex scandals and corruption attegattsns— by sex scandals and corruption attegattsns .— by sex scandals and corruption allegations. he'd— by sex scandals and corruption allegations. he'd been by sex scandals and corruption allegations . he'd been suffering allegations. he'd been suffering tasn— allegations. he'd been suffering from leukaemia— allegations. he'd been suffering from leukaemia and had recently tewetspet— from leukaemia and had recently tewetspet a— from leukaemia and had recently developed a lung— from leukaemia and had recently developed a lung infection .