was a arrested nicola sturgeon was a arrested as part— nicola sturgeon was a arrested as part of— nicola sturgeon was a arrested as para of ms— nicola sturgeon was a arrested as part of the police probe into as part of the police probe into a missing— as part of the police probe into a missing £600,000 from the sap-s— a missing £600,000 from the snp's finances— a missing £600,000 from the snp's finances. _ a missing £600,000 from the snp's finances. : snp's finances. today, her hapless success, humza useless continues to bury his head in the sand and sturgeon lake , the sand and sturgeon lake, calling rt like peter murrell . calling rt like peter murrell. of course, released without charge — of course, released without charge .— of course, released without charge . aha — of course, released without charge . and therefore i think charge. and therefore i think rhere-s— charge. and therefore i think rhere-s he— charge. and therefore i think there's no reason for their membership— there's no reason for their membership to- there's no reason for their membership to be suspended . membership to be suspended. so as he— membership to be suspended. so as she rash— membership to be suspended. so as the msm follows— membership to be suspended. so as the msm follows the- membership to be suspended. as the msm follows the first minister's lead by ignoring the snp scandal while continuing its deranged hate campaign against brexit champion boris , i'll brexit champion boris, i'll explain why british democracy is now under threat from the woke blob that's in a special digest next. before my superstar panel weigh in and tonight i'm joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy .thenin butterworth and belinda de lucy . then in the clash, i'm asking if sturgeon has destroyed the snp. former party councillor austin sheridan takes on tory grandee edwina currie in the clash. plus it could be curtains

for queen nick in holyrood. but is this really the end for bojo's barnstorming political career . bojo's barnstorming political career. hands up anybody who's been— career. hands up anybody who's been re— career. hands up anybody who's been re regga— career. hands up anybody who's been re heppa erg— whims” hands up anybody who's been to peppa pig world. hasta la been to peppa pig world. hasta ha vhsra— been to peppa pig world. hasta ha vhsra .— been to peppa pig world. hasta ha vhsra , harry.— been to peppa pig world. hasta la vista , baby. thank you . la vista, baby. thank you. so rhu— la vista, baby. thank you. so with he— la vista, baby. thank you. so will he make— la vista, baby. thank you. so will he make a— la vista, baby. thank you. so will he make a comeback to save the conservative party from electoral oblivion? former tory mep electoral oblivion? former tory her aha— electoral oblivion? former tory her and che— electoral oblivion? former tory mep and one of— electoral oblivion? former tory mep and one of the— f , 7 former tory mep and one of the ex—pms hrggesr— mep and one of the ex—pms biggest backers,— mep and one of the ex—pms biggest backers, david campbell , aehares— biggest backers, david campbell , debates boris's_ biggest backers, david campbell , debates boris's future and legacy— , debates boris's future and legacy whh— , debates boris's future and legacy with the _ , debates boris's future and legacy with the former tory cahher— legacy with the former tory cabinet minister david mellor. rhar-s— cabinet minister david mellor. rhar-s rarer— cabinet minister david mellor. that's later in— cabinet minister david mellor. that's later in the show and rarer— that's later in the show and rarer rhhs— that's later in the show and later this hour,— that's later in the show and later this hour, i'm delighted to later this hour, i'm delighted he he— later this hour, i'm delighted he he rehea— later this hour, i'm delighted he he gchea hy— later this hour, i'm delighted to be joined by the former eaacarhch— to be joined by the former education minister, our good friend— education minister, our good friend andrea— education minister, our good friend andrea jenkyns , as she friend andrea jenkyns, as she speaks— friend andrea jenkyns, as she speaks car— friend andrea jenkyns, as she speaks out exclusively about being— speaks out exclusively about being awarded _ speaks out exclusively about being awarded a damehood by hers.— being awarded a damehood by hchs. rhe— being awarded a damehood by boris. the predictor will hachrash— boris. the predictor will backlash she's faced from the sheerhg— backlash she's faced from the sheerhg reh— backlash she's faced from the sneering left and— backlash she's faced from the sneering left and how the tories can recover from _ sneering left and how the tories can recover from this latest charr— can recover from this latest chh — can recover from this latest civil war. elsewhere on the show «high,— civil war. elsewhere on the show rchhghr, as— civil war. elsewhere on the show rchrghr, as has— civil war. elsewhere on the show tonight, as it's revealed that hag— tonight, as it's revealed that hhg charres— tonight, as it's revealed that king charles is— tonight, as it's revealed that king charles is sad and bewildered— king charles is sad and bewildered and frustrated by harry-s— bewildered and frustrated by harry's behaviour is the sunday riches— harry's behaviour is the sunday rhhes royal— harry's behaviour is the sunday times royal editor roy nick gibb

hghr— times royal editor roy nick gibb hghr char— times royal editor roy nick gibb hghr rhar rhe— times royal editor roy nick gibb right that the duke doesn't care because— right that the duke doesn't care hecaase he — right that the duke doesn't care because he knows— right that the duke doesn't care because he knows his actions? hear— because he knows his actions? hear he— because he knows his actions? bear no consequences. we'll aehare— bear no consequences. we'll aehare char— bear no consequences. we'll debate that later. plus, is the king— debate that later. plus, is the hhg hghr— debate that later. plus, is the hhg hghr her— debate that later. plus, is the king right not to— debate that later. plus, is the king right not to invite harry to king right not to invite harry rc hrs— king right not to invite harry to his official— king right not to invite harry to his official birthday parade herr— to his official birthday parade next weekend?— to his official birthday parade next weekend? my royal mail lady coha— next weekend? my royal mail lady cchh carhhheh— next weekend? my royal mail lady colin campbell and— next weekend? my royal mail lady colin campbell and phil dampier cher— colin campbell and phil dampier offer her— colin campbell and phil dampier offer their unrivalled analysis sherry.— offer their unrivalled analysis shcrrh. arse— offer their unrivalled analysis shortly. also on— offer their unrivalled analysis shortly. also on the way this morning— shortly. also on the way this morning continues to stumble rhrcagh— morning continues to stumble rhrcagh hrs— morning continues to stumble through its painfully awkward hash— through its painfully awkward post, schofield _ through its painfully awkward post, schofield error . hold on. post, schofield error. hold on. hca— post, schofield error. hold on. her career.— post, schofield error. hold on. you entered. _ post, schofield error. hold on. you entered. don't- post, schofield error. hold on. you entered. jrzzr" c gig f you entered. don't get cross. i know, but don't get cross . one know, but don't get cross. one more ring and then it's done . more ring and then it's done. do you know why? it's because we've gone early and not only are they not answering, they are not watching either. the troubled show saw- g the troubled show saw its ratings harvea— troubled show saw its ratings hahrea rc— troubled show saw its ratings halved to just— troubled show saw its ratings halved to just 590,000 viewers on halved to just 590,000 viewers are rharsaay— halved to just 590,000 viewers are thursday .— halved to just 590,000 viewers on thursday . and— halved to just 590,000 viewers on thursday . and with an itv on thursday. and with an itv source at missing, people might not source at missing, people might her he— source at missing, people might her he abre— source at missing, people might not be able to— source at missing, people might not be able to trust what they are not be able to trust what they warchhg— not be able to trust what they are watching anymore. can it survives— are watching anymore. can it sarrhee aha— are watching anymore. can it survive? and does it pile pressure che— survive? and does it pile pressure on? the woke? chief eecaher — pressure on? the woke? chief executive carolyn _ pressure on? the woke? chief executive carolyn mccall ahead of executive carolyn mccall ahead cr her— executive carolyn mccall ahead ch her serecr— executive carolyn mccall ahead of her select committee appearance— of her select committee appearance on wednesday ? kelvin appearance on wednesday? kelvin mackenzie—

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p.m. now my digest next on srargeeh ahe— p.m. now my digest next on sturgeon and boris. but first on awew— sturgeon and boris. but first on awerw hasw— sturgeon and boris. but first on awerw hasw es— sturgeon and boris. but first on a very busy news day, here's polly— a very busy news day, here's polly middlehurst . dan thank polly middlehurst. dan thank wea. — polly middlehurst. dan thank wea. ceca— polly middlehurst. dan thank you. good evening.- polly middlehurst. dan thank you. c: " g "" you. good evening. boris johnson formally stepped down as an mp this afternoon after accusing rishi sunak of talking rubbish in an escalating feud between the two politicians and that's after the prime minister claimed mr johnson had asked him to mrjohnson had asked him to overrule checks for house of commons house of lords rather on his nominations. boris johnson is blaming downing street for conservative mps and key allies failing to appear on the list despite being nominated by him. nadine doris alok sharma and nigel adams are among the mps whose names are absent. rishi sunak says overruling the vetting committee wasn't something he wanted to do. bofis something he wanted to do. boris johnson asked me to do serherhhg— 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 something that i wasn't prepared he he— something that i wasn't prepared he he hecaase— something that i wasn't prepared to do because i— something that i wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it agha— to do because i didn't think it was right. that— to do because i didn't think it was right. that was to either overrule the— was right. that was to either

overrule the whole committee or to overrule the whole committee or he make— overrule the whole committee or to make promises— overrule the whole committee or to make promises to people. now, i to make promises to people. now, rwashr— to make promises to people. now, r r prepared— to make promises to people. now, iwasn't prepared to— to make promises to people. now, i wasn't prepared to do that. as i wasn't prepared to do that. as r sarca— i wasn't prepared to do that. as r sag r— i wasn't prepared to do that. as i said, i didn't— i wasn't prepared to do that. as i said, i didn't think it was agha— i said, i didn't think it was rrghr. ahe— i said, i didn't think it was rrghr. aha h— i said, i didn't think it was right. and if people don't like pg,— right. and if people don't like pg, rhea— right. and if people don't like that, then tough. whiz“ " that, then tough. well, in other news today, a man appeared in court charged with the murder of a 21 year old woman in northern ireland. chloe mitchell was last seen in the early hours of june the 3rd. a murder inquiry was launched after suspected human remains were found in ballymena yesterday. 26 year old brandon john rainey is accused of murder. a 34 year old man has also been charged with assisting offenders and has been remanded in custody . now, as you've been in custody. now, as you've been hearing, humza yousaf has said hearing, humza yousaf has said he sees no reason to suspend nicola sturgeon from the snp following her arrest. but snp parliamentarians have called on the former first minister to resign the whip after she was questioned yesterday by police. they're investigating the party's finances. well, she was released without charge and she's still insists she's

innocent of any wrongdoing . innocent of any wrongdoing. turning our attentions to the united states now, where the former us president donald trump, landed in miami, in florida, about an hour ago. he's due to appear in court on tuesday . mr trump facing charges tuesday. mr trump facing charges of mishandling classified documents as he's accused of allegedly unlawfully keeping us national security documents and then lying to officials who tried to recover them despite the former president's legal battles, his popularity among republican voters is, however , republican voters is, however, still high opinion polls are showing him far ahead of his competition for the presidential nomination. and lastly, it was a sea of blue tonight in manchester today as city fans took to the streets to celebrate their treble triumph with an open top victory bus parade, rain and the threat of thunderstorms didn't keep the thousands of fans away from the city centre. they celebrated after man city secured the champions league trophy with a

1—0 win over inter milan in istanbul on saturday, adding the magic third trophy to their premier league title and the fa cup. congratulations to them . cup. congratulations to them. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. britain's news . channel the . channel. l the truly . channel- . the truly seismic . charact— . the truly seismic arrest of the truly seismic arrest of nicola . the truly seismic arrest of nicola sturgeon— . the truly seismic arrest of nicola sturgeon by— the truly seismic arrest of nicola sturgeon by police investigating— nicola sturgeon by police investigating the snp's missing rhhheh— investigating the snp's missing rhhheh h— investigating the snp's missing million in donations from party rherhehs— million in donations from party members rer— million in donations from party members for a— million in donations from party members for a second referendum cachpahgh— members for a second referendum cachpargh char— members for a second referendum campaign that never happened is a massive wake— campaign that never happened is a massive wake up— campaign that never happened is a massive wake up call about the cerraprheh— a massive wake up call about the cerraprheh er— a massive wake up call about the corruption of the— a massive wake up call about the corruption of the british mainstream— corruption of the british mainstream broadcast media. i have— mainstream broadcast media. i have been— mainstream broadcast media. i have been bringing attention to the have been bringing attention to he waheas— have been bringing attention to the various scandals of the snp, hcraehg— the various scandals of the snp, hcraehg rhhs— the various scandals of the snp, including this one— the various scandals of the snp, including this one for the past we— including this one for the past we weas — including this one for the past we weas as— including this one for the past two years. as loyal viewers know , h-s— two years. as loyal viewers know , has he— two years. as loyal viewers know , has he secrec— two years. as loyal viewers know , it's no secret the— two years. as loyal viewers know , it's no secret the missing chehew— , it's no secret the missing money outrage— , it's no secret the missing money outrage has been hiding in para— money outrage has been hiding in

para shghr— money outrage has been hiding in para srghr .— money outrage has been hiding in para srghr . eh— money outrage has been hiding in plain sight . on the— money outrage has been hiding in plain sight . on the night queen plain sight. on the night queen wick— plain sight. on the night queen whch garr— plain sight. on the night queen whch gah as— plain sight. on the night queen wrcc gah as parrw— plain sight. on the night queen nick quit as party leader, it was obvious— nick quit as party leader, it was obvious to— nick quit as party leader, it was obvious to me she had been faced— was obvious to me she had been faced eh— was obvious to me she had been forced off stage— was obvious to me she had been forced off stage by— was obvious to me she had been forced off stage by the growing investigation. _ forced off stage by the growing investigation. but the msm cehrhaee— investigation. but the msm continued to— investigation. but the msm continued to swallow her harrahwe— continued to swallow her harahwe .— continued to swallow her narrative , like- continued to swallow her narrative , like woke itv's narrative, like woke itv's pehrhcar— narrative, like woke itv's political editor- narrative, like woke itv's political editor robert peston argachehr— political editor robert peston argachehr re— political editor robert peston argument to be— political editor robert peston argument to be made that nicola srargeeh— argument to be made that nicola scargeeh has— argument to be made that nicola sturgeon has been— argument to be made that nicola sturgeon has been the most rchpresswe— sturgeon has been the most impressive leader of a major pehrhcah— impressive leader of a major pehrrcar parrw— impressive leader of a major political party of— impressive leader of a major political party of the past hecaae— political party of the past decade . — political party of the past decade . there's- political party of the past decade . “chi; political party of the past decade . rt;”rt; rtg political party of the past decade . zrrg political party of the past- decade . there's a very big. he decade. there's a very big. he went decade. there's a very big. he wehr archer,— decade. there's a very big. he went further, calling— decade. there's a very big. he went further, calling her- went further, calling her resignation— went further, calling her resignation statement remarkable , saggesrhg— resignation statement remarkable , saggesrhg her— resignation statement remarkable , suggesting her call for less irrationality— , suggesting her call for less irrationality and— , suggesting her call for less irrationality and hysteria and pehrhcs— irrationality and hysteria and politics should— irrationality and hysteria and politics should be heeded . /rtr politics should be heeded. you search-c— politics should be heeded. you couldn't make— politics should be heeded. you couldn't make it— politics should be heeded. you couldn't make it up,— politics should be heeded. you couldn't make it up, especially given during that time his own broadcaster aided and abetted by the civil service and westminster establishment, had launched an irrational and hysterical campaign to bring down boris johnson. our prime minister, elected with a landslide majority. and that was over a piece of cake and some leaving drinks at number 10 downing street and contravention

of those disgusting covid rules. the bid to bring down boris by the remoaner elite has been truly derailed . and even when truly derailed. and even when they got what they wanted, effective forcing the wet tory parliamentary party into removing a massively successful pm mid—term , that still wasn't pm mid—term, that still wasn't enough given the electoral threat he posed to a socialist government coming in the kangaroo court of the privileges committee was set up to remove him from parliament for good. it was a modern day show trial and it worked for fed up and rightly furious . boris quit on friday furious. boris quit on friday night and the msm celebrated with unbridled glee . well, i'm with unbridled glee. well, i'm joined in with unbridled glee. well, i'm rehee h rhe— with unbridled glee. well, i'm joined in the studio— with unbridled glee. well, i'm joined in the studio now- t. r:rt;r: gtrtnt; well, i'm joined in the studio now by our correspondent— joined in the studio now by our correspondent liz— joined in the studio now by our correspondent liz bates to bring us more on this— correspondent liz bates to bring us more on this .— correspondent liz bates to bring us more on this . it— correspondent liz bates to bring us more on this . it is. i've us more on this. it is. i've been— us more on this. it is. i've been rasc— us more on this. it is. i've been just quickly flicking rhreagh— been just quickly flicking rhreagh h,— been just quickly flicking through it, liz. it's an extraordinary statement. well, you— extraordinary statement. well, wea haven-r— extraordinary statement. well, you haven't even— extraordinary statement. well, you haven't even got to the best bit you haven't even got to the best car hecaase— you haven't even got to the best bit because he's— you haven't even got to the best bit because he's standing down as an wh— bit because he's standing down as an rrh he— bit because he's standing down as an mp. he is— bit because he's standing down as an mp. he is triggering an hchchechare— as an mp. he is triggering an immediate by—election in his cehsrhaehcw—

immediate by—election in his constituency of— immediate by—election in his constituency of uxbridge and searh— constituency of uxbridge and south ruislip._ constituency of uxbridge and south ruislip. so the former pache— south ruislip. so the former prime minister,— south ruislip. so the former prime minister, boris johnson , prime minister, boris johnson, wru— prime minister, boris johnson, whh he— prime minister, boris johnson, whh he rehger— prime minister, boris johnson, will no longer be— prime minister, boris johnson, will no longer be an mp and the hesr— will no longer be an mp and the hesr ph— will no longer be an mp and the hesr car she— will no longer be an mp and the best bit she couldn't even rhe— best bit she couldn't even remove the smile from her face. they— remove the smile from her face. rhew ar— remove the smile from her face. rhew her— remove the smile from her face. they are not even— remove the smile from her face. they are not even trying- remove the smile from her face. they are not even trying to- remove the smile from her face. they are not even trying to hide it anymore , folks. the british it anymore, folks. the british bashing corporation and sly news would go on to interview alastair campbell about the dishonesty of boris. yep. the bloke whose lies led us into an illegal war in iraq. pontifice skating over boris, apparently misleading over a piece of cake or a zoom quiz. the transparency of their hatred would be farcical if it didn't pose such a clear and present threat to british democracy. now you know, i think boris was a really good prime minister who had the potential to be great if it wasn't for the dastardly blob, a blob who conspired against him to make life in downing street impossible. the blob soon did the same to liz truss as the former conservative party

chairman, jake berry put it correctly, you voted for brexit. the establishment blocked it . the establishment blocked it. you voted for boris johnson on the establishment has forced him out. who is in charge here? the voters or the blob ? and i know voters or the blob? and i know the answer to that fishy rishi could and should have halted the privileges committee witch hunt and handed boris some sort of significant ceremonial role, but he didn't have the balls to take on the blob and keep his biggest threat in parliament. so while the msm ignore for the snp scandal and continue a deranged hate campaign against boris, the champ guardian of brexit remain over this british democracy that's now under threat , as that's now under threat, as bofis that's now under threat, as boris himself put it, to an aide about the privileges committee thus, this just confirms all our worst suspicions. it's a total stitch up and they're not even

bothering to hide it, stitch up and they're not even bothering to hide it , to bothering to hide it, to respond. now my superstar panel, top daily express columnist carole malone, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth , and the former butterworth, and the former brexit party mep and political commentator belinda de lucy . so commentator belinda de lucy. so carole malone, this is absolutely extraordinary. looking at the mainstream coverage of these two seismic events over the weekend . nicola events over the weekend. nicola sturgeon, carole , i felt like sturgeon, carole, i felt like they were almost embarrassed by her arrest. it was like this is not what you want to happen to the heroine in your story. it was almost like it was just a little inconvenient fact. well, very move on. whereas very quickly move on. whereas with boris's decision to stand down, they were throwing a party. yeah. i mean, it's incredible,— party. yeah. i mean, it's incredible, isn't- yeah. i mean, it's incredible, isn't it? a piece of hhrrheaw— incredible, isn't it? a piece of hrrrheaw cake— incredible, isn't it? a piece of birthday cake versus £1 million ahe— birthday cake versus £1 million are missing— birthday cake versus £1 million and missing donations , which is and missing donations, which is which— and missing donations, which is which rs— and missing donations, which is which is he— and missing donations, which is which is the most— and missing donations, which is which is the most important srerw— which is the most important srerw e— which is the most important srerw chea— which is the most important story ? you know, i'm not story? you know, i'm not sarprhsech— story? you know, i'm not surprised. boris resigned. you chew,— surprised. boris resigned. you knew; r— surprised. boris resigned. you knew; r rhhh— surprised. boris resigned. you know, i think he— surprised. boris resigned. you know, i think he made lots of hers— know, i think he made lots of hers ec— know, i think he made lots of lots of mistakes. _ know, i think he made lots of lots of mistakes. and i think he he che— lots of mistakes. and i think he he are reu— lots of mistakes. and i think he he did tell some— lots of mistakes. and i think he he did tell some lies. but i rhhh— he did tell some lies. but i rhhh rhe— he did tell some lies. but i think the witch— he did tell some lies. but i think the witch hunt that has

been— think the witch hunt that has been launched— think the witch hunt that has been launched against him is asrehhshhg.— been launched against him is astonishing. and— been launched against him is astonishing. and even now we're hearhg— astonishing. and even now we're hearhg char— astonishing. and even now we're hearing that anyone who says whar— hearing that anyone who says whar hehs— hearing that anyone who says what boris said— hearing that anyone who says what boris said in his statement at what boris said in his statement ar rhe— what boris said in his statement at the weekend _ what boris said in his statement at the weekend about it being a whch— at the weekend about it being a whch ahe— at the weekend about it being a witch and about— at the weekend about it being a witch and about it— at the weekend about it being a witch and about it being a hahgaree— witch and about it being a kangaroo anyone who's kangaroo court, anyone who's sawhg— kangaroo court, anyone who's sawhg-ahw— kangaroo court, anyone who's sawhg-ahw wr- kangaroo court, anyone who's saying any mp who says saying that, any mp who says char— saying that, any mp who says rhar ear— saying that, any mp who says that out loud— saying that, any mp who says that out loud now could be censured, they— that out loud now could be censured, they could actually be chew— censured, they could actually be rhew cease— censured, they could actually be they could actually be banned crech— they could actually be banned from parliament,— they could actually be banned from parliament, suspended from for from parliament, suspended from her parhachehr— from parliament, suspended from for parliament a— from parliament, suspended from for parliament a number of days by a— for parliament a number of days by a cechchhree,— for parliament a number of days by a committee, by— for parliament a number of days by a committee, by this this cechchhree— by a committee, by this this committee that— by a committee, by this this committee that we know to be phased.— committee that we know to be phased. we— committee that we know to be biased. we know— committee that we know to be biased. we know there were peepre— biased. we know there were peepre whe— biased. we know there were people who made statements herere— people who made statements before - started - people who made statements before started gather before they started to gather eweehce— before they started to gather evidence committee. we evidence for this committee. we chew—ere.- evidence for this committee. we chew—ere. wel know harriet harman, did. we chew— know harriet harman, did. we know—members? know harriet harman, did. we- know_members? did know various other members? did you know various other members? did wea-chew— know various other members? did wea-chew cherr— know various other members? did you-they their bias- know various other members? did you they their bias was on you know they their bias was on shew?— you know they their bias was on shewe rhew— you know they their bias was on show? they should— you know they their bias was on show? they should have been ecasee— show? they should have been recused from _ show? they should have been recused from the— show? they should have been recused from the committee the chhare— recused from the committee thei chhare—appear minute they'd made their appear arrear— minute they'd made their appear ahear—hhew- about boris. now, we know harher— about boris. now, we know harriet-tweeted . about boris. now, we know harriet tweeted his harriet harman tweeted his rrhhsrrw— harriet harman tweeted his ministry-truth- harriet harman tweeted his ministry truth stuff ministry of truth stuff now, hecaase— ministry of truth stuff now, because-tell- ministry of truth stuff now, because tell you , there because let me tell you, there ae-wahr— because let me tell you, there ae-wahr re- because let me tell you, there are -want to speak. because let me tell you, there are want to speak out are mps who want to speak out agahsr— are mps who want to speak out agahsr rhe— are mps who want to speak out against the privileges committee, - against the privileges committee, but are now too .p..pg_ committee, but are now too afraid re— committee, but are now too afraid he he— committee, but are now too afraid to do so— committee, but are now too afraid to do so because they'll be afraid to do so because they'll he saspeheee— afraid to do so because they'll be suspended if— afraid to do so because they'll be suspended if get be suspended if they get a sspehseh— be suspended if they get a suspension. that is longer than ten suspension. that is longer than reh-rhar— suspension. that is longer than ten-that could- suspension. that is longer than ten that could trigger ten days. that could trigger a hw—erecrheh— ten days. that could trigger a by—election and— ten days. that could trigger a by—election and they could still rhere-s— by—election and they could still rhere-s he— by—election and they could still there's no freedom _ by—election and they could still there's no freedom of speech. go,— there's no freedom of speech. se, wea— there's no freedom of speech. se, wea chew,— there's no freedom of speech. so, you know, there isn't

ahwcherelhs- so, you know, there isn't anymore..is a- so, you know, there isn't anymore. is a and so, you know, there isn't- anymore..is a-and the anymore. it is a joke. and the srargeeh— anymore. it is a joke. and the srargeeh rhhg,— anymore. it is a joke. and the sturgeon thing, you know, really gers— sturgeon thing, you know, really gers-r-ch— sturgeon thing, you know, really gers-r-ch-er— sturgeon thing, you know, really gets-i'm-of glad- sturgeon thing, you know, really gets i'm of glad she gets me. i'm kind of glad she was—weekend. was arrested this weekend hecaase— was arrested this weekend because started to was arrested this weekend- because-started to come because she had started to come out because she had started to come ear—ahe— because she had started to come ear—aha she- because she had started to come out—and she kept. out of her shell and she kept her— out of her shell and she kept her-chewa— out of her shell and she kept her-eewhla- out of her shell and she kept her-down.a few- out of her shell and she kept her down a few weeks. her head down for a few weeks. ahe— her head down for a few weeks. aha cheh— her head down for a few weeks. aha her she— her head down for a few weeks. and then she started to gadabout and shes— and then she started to gadabout and she's been— and then she started to gadabout and she's been tweeting about passhg—erwhg- and she's been tweeting about passing driving test passing her written driving test and passing her written driving test aha-beeh— passing her written driving test and been showing face and she's been showing her face agar,— and she's been showing her face agah, archesr— and she's been showing her face again, almost people again, almost saying to people pg,— again, almost saying to people char—her— again, almost saying to people char—her parr- again, almost saying to people that,-her part is- that, you know, her part is over. investigation that, you know, her part is- over.-investigation has over. now, the investigation has chewed—se- over. now, the investigation has mewee—se r-chl over. now, the investigation has. moved—so i'm glad moved on beyond her. so i'm glad she-arresree— moved on beyond her. so i'm glad she arrested because she was arrested because there ehrw— she was arrested because there were only three _ she was arrested because there were only three people who srgharares— were only three people who signatures-on- were only three people who signatures on the accounts signatures went on the accounts for signatures went on the accounts her he— signatures went on the accounts her he shr— signatures went on the accounts for the snp was— signatures went on the accounts for the snp was her. it was her hashahe,— for the snp was her. it was her husband, peter— for the snp was her. it was her husband, peter murrell, it husband, peter murrell, and it was-rreasarw— husband, peter murrell, and it was treasury officer, the was the treasury officer, the chef— was the treasury officer, the chief treasury— was the treasury officer, the chief treasury officer. and she genres— chief treasury officer. and she eehhes ah— chief treasury officer. and she denies all wrongdoing. �*vw�*rt; tt denies all wrongdoing. we'll have— denies all wrongdoing. we'll have a— denies all wrongdoing. we'll have a statement. - denies all wrongdoing. we'll have a statement. and of course, and done and she may well have done nothing wrong, you know, nothing wrong, but, you know, until has been proven, until that that has been proven, until that that has been proven, until actually she until we know that actually she should suspended from hers, should be suspended from hers, too. but but i just think you're hghr. — too. but but i just think you're hghr. rhe— but but i just think you're right. the mainstream media have charre— right. the mainstream media have chaee-rhere-s- made boris out. there's my pheae— made boris out. there's my pheae-rarh- made boris out. there's my pheae-rarh chwl made boris out. there's my- phone. -turn my thing. phone. i have to turn my thing. i phone. i have to turn my thing. r-agah.— phone. i have to turn my thing. r-agah. waaghrw- phone. i have to turn my thing. i again. naughty girl. i did it again. naughty girl. he— i did it again. naughty girl. r-chlhaaghrw— i did it again. naughty girl. i'm naughty girl. people, i'm a naughty girl. people, peepre— i'm a naughty girl. people, people-actually- i'm a naughty girl. people, people-actually me people are actually pinging me to people are actually pinging me re—shar— people are actually pinging me re—shar ap- people are actually pinging me re—shar ap .- people are actually pinging me to_shut up . the- to tell me to shut up. the difference— to tell me to shut up. the difference between i forgot. i put— difference between i forgot. i par che— difference between i forgot. i par che eh.— difference between i forgot. i put me off. now— difference between i forgot. i put me off. now i've forgotten.

it put me off. now i've forgotten. h makes— put me off. now i've forgotten. it makes sense— put me off. now i've forgotten. it makes sense anyway,- put me off. now i've forgotten. it makes sense anyway, because benjamin, surely even you . benjamin, surely even you. someone on the hard left sonieone on the hard left of the someone on the hard left of the chahsreachr— someone on the hard left of the mainstream media— someone on the hard left of the mainstream media can see that the despicable— mainstream media can see that the despicable bias when you cepa— the despicable bias when you cepae rhe— the despicable bias when you compare the coverage of sturgeon to compare the coverage of sturgeon he he— compare the coverage of sturgeon he he ceeage— compare the coverage of sturgeon to the coverage of— compare the coverage of sturgeon to the coverage of boris . \rrtr to the coverage of boris. no, her— to the coverage of boris. no, her ac— to the coverage of boris. no, her ah ah. — to the coverage of boris. no, not at all. dan— to the coverage of boris. no, not at all. dan you- to the coverage of boris. no, not at all. dan you sound like a jilted lover who can't deal with the fact that he's walked out on you. the truth is that almost heheew— you. the truth is that almost heheew rs— you. the truth is that almost heheew rs eh— you. the truth is that almost nobody is on your— the truth is that almost nobody is on your side about hers— nobody is on your side about boris johnson— nobody is on your side about boris johnson robert poll last week— boris johnson robert poll last week whar— boris johnson robert poll last week what the _ boris johnson robert poll last week what the media wants you to achieve— week what the media wants you to hehewe char— week what the media wants you to believe that is— week what the media wants you to believe that is rubbish facts. i chew— believe that is rubbish facts. i knew wea— believe that is rubbish facts. i know you don't— believe that is rubbish facts. i know you don't deal in them, but just know you don't deal in them, but has sw— know you don't deal in them, but has are er— know you don't deal in them, but tasr ece er peepre— know you don't deal in them, but just 5% of people believe boris rehhseh— just 5% of people believe boris rehhseh was— just 5% of people believe boris johnson was telling the truth. rhar— johnson was telling the truth. rhar rs— johnson was telling the truth. rhar is a— johnson was telling the truth. that is a despicable. was that hecaase— that is a despicable. was that hecaase r— that is a despicable. was that because i read another one that was like 40. where did you get rhare — was like 40. where did you get rhare rhar— was like 40. where did you get that? that was— was like 40. where did you get that? that was the— was like 40. where did you get that? that was the yougov poll that? that was the yougov poll that professor sir john curtice discussed on this channel a couple of days ago. and i don't care couple of days ago. and i don't ahear— couple of days ago. and i don't care about one— couple of days ago. and i don't care about one measly- rtrtr. : 3 and i don't care about one measly poll. rt.rtr. : 3 and i don't care about one measly poll. the racc— care about one measly poll. the rash rs.— care about one measly poll. the rash rs. hers— care about one measly poll. the fact is, boris was— care about one measly poll. the fact is, boris was still— care about one measly poll. the fact is, boris was still the biggest chance to defeat this socialist coalition from hell . socialist coalition from hell. between labour, the corbynites, the snp , the greens and the lib

the snp, the greens and the lib dems at the next election and you know it. and so you wanted him out. the establishment wanted him out. your heroine, harriet harman, wanted him out. and it's despicable what's gone down. i'm prepared say down. and i'm prepared to say it. you're so it. you know, you're so desperate silence me over desperate to silence me over this, defend the chance to be this, to defend the chance to be a you're so a fine thing. you're so eesperare— a fine thing. you're so desperate to- �*" g you're so desperate to defend the indefensible,- desperate to defend the indefensible, didn't take indefensible, it didn't take scree-er— indefensible, it didn't take some -of grand- indefensible, it didn't take some of grand conspiracy to some kind of grand conspiracy to get some kind of grand conspiracy to gene— some kind of grand conspiracy to gerler hehs— some kind of grand conspiracy to get of boris johnson. all it get rid of boris johnson. all it reek— get rid of boris johnson. all it reek-hers— get rid of boris johnson. all it took boris johnson . rt; took was boris johnson. he was the took was boris johnson. he was we aarher— took was boris johnson. he was we aarher er— took was boris johnson. he was the author of his own demise, not harriet harman. the over the past two not harriet harman. the over the pasr rwe wears — not harriet harman. the over the past two years. hang— not harriet harman. the over the past two years. hang on.- etta“ the over the past two years. hang on. the snp put past two years. hang on. the snp par see— past two years. hang on. the snp par racrs— past two years. hang on. the snp put some facts in— past two years. hang on. the snp put some facts in this. the cechchhree— put some facts in this. the committee that— put some facts in this. the committee that has found that he prehe— committee that has found that he hrehe rhe— committee that has found that he broke the rules,— committee that has found that he broke the rules, as— committee that has found that he broke the rules, as we're expecrhg— broke the rules, as we're expecrhg re— broke the rules, as we're expecting to see, has a tory char-erhw— expecting to see, has a tory char-ehrw h— expecting to see, has a tory majority in parliament which weare— majority in parliament which weahe have— majority in parliament which would have to— majority in parliament which would have to vote on that to accepr— would have to vote on that to accepr h. — would have to vote on that to accept it. this— would have to vote on that to accept it. this has- would have to vote on that to accept it. this has a- would have to vote on that to accept it. “ rtrtyr accept it. this has a tory majority and it would have to take tory voters in the constituency if he were to be a really good point as you move on because you don't like the fact. no, no, no, no. i actually want hehhea— no, no, no, no. i actually want hehhea re— no, no, no, no. i actually want belinda to elaborate- \rrtr i actually want belinda to elaborate on that racc— belinda to elaborate on that fact because— belinda to elaborate on that fact because i'm— belinda to elaborate on that fact because i'm actually agreehg— fact because i'm actually agreeing there agreeing with you. there is a hage— agreeing with you. there is a hage rssae— agreeing with you. there is a huge issue within the

conservative - huge issue within the. conservative -the conservative party at the chechehr— conservative party at the moment, there conservative party at the. moment,-there are conservative party at the- moment,-there are large moment, belinda. there are large hachersh— moment, belinda. there are largei hampers—whe numbers of conservative mps who sheare— numbers of conservative mps who shearer—ahe— numbers of conservative mps who shearer—aha reh- numbers of conservative mps who should _and join the i should just go off and join the hherar— should just go off and join the liberal democrats because chew-re— liberal democrats because rhew-re—c- they're not small. c conservatives. : they're not small. c- conservatives. the idea that they're not small. c— conservatives. the idea that the privileged committee, just because it has a majority of conservative mps is therefore fair laughable. it's because fair, is laughable. it's because of conservative— fair, is laughable. it's because of conservative mps.- t 3 it's because of conservative mps. the backstabbing_ of conservative mps. the backstabbing stabbing of boris, the backstabbing stabbing of boris, rhe hghr— backstabbing stabbing of boris, the fight against— backstabbing stabbing of boris, the fight against brexit is, on the fight against brexit is, on he where,— the fight against brexit is, on the whole, the _ the fight against brexit is, on the whole, the mass kyiv fight agahsr— the whole, the mass kyiv fight against brexit. _ the whole, the mass kyiv fight against brexit. it's because of here — against brexit. it's because of here char— against brexit. it's because of them that we're— against brexit. it's because of them that we're in this mess. i her-r— them that we're in this mess. i eeh-r wash— them that we're in this mess. i don't trust the _ them that we're in this mess. i don't trust the privileged cechchhree — don't trust the privileged committee because it's majority rerw— committee because it's majority rerw-rehes— committee because it's majority rerw-rehes are— committee because it's majority tory tories are part of the tory mps. tories are part of the big tory mps. tories are part of the hrg parr— tory mps. tories are part of the hrg parr ec— tory mps. tories are part of the hrg parr er rhe— tory mps. tories are part of the big part of the problem. let's be big part of the problem. let's ape-he— big part of the problem. let's be-be honest— big part of the problem. let's be be honest here. it's be let's be honest here. it's gerrhg— be let's be honest here. it's gerrhg here— be let's be honest here. it's getting more more clear that getting more and more clear that if getting more and more clear that h—ahh—rerw- if you're pro eu anti—tory anti—brexit— if you're pro eu anti—tory anti—brexit ultra woke pro women have— anti—brexit ultra woke pro women have pehhses— anti—brexit ultra woke pro women have pehrses, wea— anti—brexit ultra woke pro women have penises, you get press prerecrheh— have penises, you get press protection in— have penises, you get press protection in this country. i'm pasc— protection in this country. i'm just describing— protection in this country. i'm just describing benjamin butterworth. it is get protection in this country established right? think this is about established right? think this is ahear rhe— : t g“7 think this is about the establishment taking revenge— about the establishment taking rewehge rer— about the establishment taking revenge for brexit. /rtr revenge for brexit. you know char— revenge for brexit. you know that wea— revenge for brexit. you know that you wish it was that the truth is that you wish it was it is little brexit grandpas magic powers have stopped . that's powers have stopped. that's what's happened _ powers have stopped. that's what's happened here.- : that's what's happened here. and you have— what's happened here. and you have completed— what's happened here. and you have completed the journey. you

all have completed the journey. you ah seare— have completed the journey. you ah seahe rhe— have completed the journey. you all sound the jeremy corbyn tell us all sound the jeremy corbyn tell as whar— all sound the jeremy corbyn tell as whar hers— all sound the jeremy corbyn tell us what boris did— all sound the jeremy corbyn tell us what boris did in the pandemic— us what boris did in the pandemic .— us what boris did in the pandemic . you are sat here with pandemic. you are sat here with a parhw— pandemic. you are sat here with a parrrw resc— pandemic. you are sat here with a purity test penalty. jr: pandemic. you are sat here with a purity test penalty. j r: a purity test penalty. did he get oh.— a purity test penalty. did he gee oh he— a purity test penalty. did he gee oh. he ger— a purity test penalty. did he get oh, he got one. he- a purity test penalty. j r: gtt cj“ grtr he got one. get oh, he got one. he got one. he was get oh, he got one. he got one. he reare— get oh, he got one. he got one. he was found to— get oh, he got one. he got one. he was found to have- gtt cj“ gtr he got one. he was found to have done one rhhg— he was found to have done one rhhg wrehg— he was found to have done one rhhg wrehg ahe— he was found to have done one thing wrong. and yet the sunak get thing wrong. and yet the sunak ger carer.— thing wrong. and yet the sunak ger carer. r— thing wrong. and yet the sunak get carol. i don't— thing wrong. and yet the sunak get carol. i don't know what rhere— get carol. i don't know what one. there you— get carol. i don't know what one. there you go. so there you 90-— one. there you go. so there you ge. se— one. there you go. so there you ge. se whw— one. there you go. so there you ge. se whw here— one. there you go. so there you go. so why not? so— one. there you go. so there you go. so why not? so and if you achieve— go. so why not? so and if you hehewe h— go. so why not? so and if you believe in democracy, benjamin, you believe in democracy, benjamin, wea—rhe— believe in democracy, benjamin, you _the scottish - you would want the scottish peepre— you would want the scottish peepre-a— you would want the scottish people-a media- you would want the scottish people a media and people to have a media and broadcasting— people to have a media and broadcasting system that acraahw— broadcasting system that actually held _ broadcasting system that actually held power to account , actually held power to account, scrarhhse— actually held power to account, scrutinise the _ actually held power to account, scrutinise the snp. have you not chewa— scrutinise the snp. have you not known ? they've not been given known? they've not been given that notice? benjamin has just prewee— that notice? benjamin has just proved-beautifully. that notice? benjamin has just. proved-beautifully over proved my point beautifully over the proved my point beautifully over rhe—hecaasel the past five minutes because gaess—rarhhg- the past five minutes because. guess—talking about guess what? we're talking about srargeeh— guess what? we're talking about srargeeh ahe— guess what? we're talking about sturgeon and boris he did sturgeon and boris and he did not sturgeon and boris and he did her warr— sturgeon and boris and he did her wahr re— sturgeon and boris and he did not want to utter— sturgeon and boris and he did not want to utter one of his gaee— not want to utter one of his gaee hrs— not want to utter one of his queen, his queen of scotland, whcera— queen, his queen of scotland, whcera gaeeh— queen, his queen of scotland, nicola queen of— queen, his queen of scotland, nicola queen of woke his let's put— nicola queen of woke his let's par crea— nicola queen of woke his let's par h— nicola queen of woke his let's put men in female prisons , put men in female prisons, raphsr— put men in female prisons, raprsr ahe— put men in female prisons, rapist and scheming sturgeon. wea— rapist and scheming sturgeon. wea arch-r— rapist and scheming sturgeon. you didn't want— rapist and scheming sturgeon. you didn't want to say one word arrear— you didn't want to say one word ahear pg.— you didn't want to say one word ahear he. ere— you didn't want to say one word about her, did you,— you didn't want to say one word about her, did you, benjamin? do you about her, did you, benjamin? do wea warr— about her, did you, benjamin? do wea wahr re— about her, did you, benjamin? do wea wahr re ge— about her, did you, benjamin? do you want to go now? yeah. hecaase— you want to go now? yeah. because when _ you want to go now? yeah. because when the- you want to go now? yeah. because when the drama queen's finished, there's only one us finished, there's only one of us on panel that's tried to on this panel that's tried to question sturgeon question nicola sturgeon in recent it's recent weeks. and it's me. i confronted her. event only

confronted her. an event only a few weeks ago to ask her these questions, she walked off. questions, and she walked off. so not here to her. so i'm not here to defend her. but the only reason you're here to her is as an escape, to attack her is as an escape, to attack her is as an escape, to avoid the truth that man to avoid the truth that the man you backed a useless, you backed is a useless, unpopular who gave up the unpopular woman who gave up the leadership of her party leadership of her, of her party and country. a few weeks and her country. a few weeks hecere— and her country. a few weeks herere rhhs— and her country. a few weeks before this operation- e“r: rtrtr. a few weeks before this operation branch rech— before this operation branch term was— before this operation branch form was launched, she knew what was form was launched, she knew what cechhg— form was launched, she knew what cechhg ahe— form was launched, she knew what was coming and she— form was launched, she knew what was coming and she didn't want to was coming and she didn't want he he— was coming and she didn't want he he h— was coming and she didn't want he he h rhe— was coming and she didn't want he he h rhe. — was coming and she didn't want to be in the. and— was coming and she didn't want to be in the. and i'm- was coming and she didn't want to be in the. ' “r: t to be in the. and i'm actually asking why the media have focussed on a witch hunt against bofis focussed on a witch hunt against boris story boris johnson when this story has been hiding in plain sight. beunda has been hiding in plain sight. belinda de lucy. benjamin butterworth. maloney, butterworth. carol maloney, thank you so much. my superstar panel but in panel with me all night. but in a important legal note and a very important legal note and a very important legal note and a statement released yesterday, nicola to find nicola sturgeon said, to find myself situation, i did myself in the situation, i did when am i have when i am certain i have committed offence both committed no offence as both a shock deeply distressing. shock and deeply distressing. i do say this and i do so do wish to say this and i do so in the strongest possible terms. innocence is not just a presumption. to in presumption. i am entitled to in law. know beyond doubt that law. i know beyond doubt that i am in fact innocent of any wrong doing coming prince doing. coming up, as prince harry not invited to the harry is not invited to the king's birthday parade king's official birthday parade next drizzle

next week after drizzle monstrous display court is monstrous display in court is charles right to snub his youngest son, my royal master minds lady colin campbell and phil dampier up on this shortly. the next in the clash following her bombshell arrest. has sturgeon destroyed the snp ? one sturgeon destroyed the snp? one of her loyalists, austin sheridan, goes up against the tory grandee edwina currie next. but what do you think, dan? at gb news .com vote in our poll at gb news .com vote in our poll at gb news .com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. the results and the clash straight after the

gloria meets only on gb news, britain's news . gloria meets only on gb news, britain's news. channel our royal masterminds, “ “ our royal masterminds, lady colin cachpheu— royal masterminds, lady colin cachpheh ahe— royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier coming up campbell and phil dampier coming ap eh— campbell and phil dampier coming ap eh whw— campbell and phil dampier coming ap eh whw crag— campbell and phil dampier coming up on why king charles has earned— up on why king charles has earned harrw— up on why king charles has banned harry from his birthday party _ banned harry from his birthday parrw. hac— banned harry from his birthday parrw. hac whe— banned harry from his birthday party. but time now- banned harry from his birthday party. t party. but time now for the clash . and if nicola sturgeon's clash. and if nicola sturgeon's record in government wasn't enough to have destroyed the snp's reputation, her arrest over the weekend in connection to the party's finances scandal might well prove the final nail in the coffin . sturgeon's failed in the coffin. sturgeon's failed leadership scotland become leadership saw scotland become the drug death capital of europe. health service the drug death capital of europe. and health service the drug death capital of europe. and the alth service the drug death capital of europe. and the educational crushed and the educational attainment massively attainment gap massively increased . and let's not forget increased. and let's not forget her doomed gender recognition bill she allowed bill and the fact she allowed a double rapist to be sent to a women's jail. yet who could have imagined the reputational capitulation ? often that's capitulation? often that's ensued since nicola's infamous resignation just a few months ago right . with that, resignation just a few months ago right. with that, i'm going to ago right. with that, i'm going re hepar— ago right. with that, i'm going

re eeparr rasc— ago right. with that, i'm going to depart just for— ago right. with that, i'm going to depart just for one- g ?g“ with that, i'm going to depart just for one factual pehr. — to depart just for one factual pehr. hare— to depart just for one factual point. have you— to depart just for one factual point. “ point. have you been or do you expect to be interviewed by the police who are looking into your party's finances? i'm not going to discuss an ongoing police investigation. i do investigation. i will not do char— investigation. i will not do rharlahw— investigation. i will not do that-any issue,- investigation. i will not do that-any issue, and- rga rtr“ i will not do that any issue, and i'm not that on any issue, and i'm not going— that on any issue, and i'm not gehg-h— that on any issue, and i'm not gehg-h ew— that on any issue, and i'm not gehg-h - that on any issue, and i'm not going-it now. thank. that on any issue, and i'm not. going-it now. thank you. going to do it now. thank you. h-s— going to do it now. thank you. has a— going to do it now. thank you. has a werw— going to do it now. thank you. it's a very simple— going to do it now. it's a very simple question for you— it's a very simple question for wea rehrghr. — it's a very simple question for you tonight. has— it's a very simple question for you tonight. has sturgeon you tonight. has nicola sturgeon eesrrewee— you tonight. has nicola sturgeon eesrrewee-swr— you tonight. has nicola sturgeon destroyed snp de—man at gb destroyed the snp de—man at gb wews— destroyed the snp de—man at gb news .com vote?— destroyed the snp de—man at gb news .com vote? in— destroyed the snp de—man at gb news .com vote? in our poll at gb news .com vote? in our poll at he wews— news .com vote? in our poll at he wews eh— news .com vote? in our poll at gb news on twitter. but doing hachhe— gb news on twitter. but doing harrhe eh— gb news on twitter. but doing battle on this— gb news on twitter. but doing battle on this tonight sturgeon rewahsr— battle on this tonight sturgeon loyalist austin— battle on this tonight sturgeon loyalist austin sheridan , a loyalist austin sheridan, a recher— loyalist austin sheridan, a he shr— loyalist austin sheridan, a former snp rep and former conservative— former snp rep and former conservative party minister rewha— conservative party minister edwina currie— conservative party minister edwina currie on ann sheridan gweh— edwina currie on ann sheridan gweh whcera— edwina currie on ann sheridan given nicola sturgeon's terrible recere— given nicola sturgeon's terrible ecere ahe— given nicola sturgeon's terrible record and the— given nicola sturgeon's terrible record and the reputational eachage— record and the reputational eachage she-s— record and the reputational damage she's now unleashing on wear— damage she's now unleashing on wear paw,— damage she's now unleashing on wear party hew— damage she's now unleashing on wear party hew eh— damage she's now unleashing on your party, how on earth can you share— your party, how on earth can you share by— your party, how on earth can you share by here— your party, how on earth can you stand by her? nicola sturgeon has— stand by her? nicola sturgeon has a— stand by her? nicola sturgeon has a gear— stand by her? nicola sturgeon has a great record in government and has— has a great record in government and has chehe— has a great record in government and has done lots— has a great record in government and has done lots of good things to and has done lots of good things he herp- — and has done lots of good things he herp- we.— and has done lots of good things to help. no, she— and has done lots of good things to help. \rrtr : t and has done lots of good things to help. \rtr : t to help. no, she doesn't. but. but, but most importantly. and then when look at at the then when we look at at the projections of how the snp would

perform in terms of public opinion and at the snp still continue to lead in opinion polls, every single opinion poll for both the westminster election will be returning a substantial number. okay, but but austin , austin, the polls but austin, austin, the polls are going down. the polls are going— are going down. the polls are gehg chewa— are going down. the polls are gehg eewh. hea— are going down. the polls are going down. you say- etrt; gtr “rg : the polls are going down. you say she's a where— going down. you say she's a viable asset— going down. you say she's a viable asset .— going down. you say she's a viable asset. i— going down. you say she's a viable asset. i put it to you char— viable asset. i put it to you ha ha— viable asset. i put it to you that in fact,— viable asset. i put it to you that in fact, she— viable asset. i put it to you that in fact, she is becoming a hahhhrw— that in fact, she is becoming a hahhhrw. — that in fact, she is becoming a hahhhrw. r— that in fact, she is becoming a liability. i mean,— that in fact, she is becoming a liability. that in fact, she is becoming a liability . that in fact, she is becoming a liability. i mean, you put that. but don't i don't agree with that assumption. then. i think nicola sturgeon has been a fantastic asset to the snp . i fantastic asset to the snp. i hope that she'll continue to provide us with her skills. i believe that nicola sturgeon has got a role to play on the international stage and when it comes to persuading people of independence. but in terms of the way things are looking now as snp still continue to lead in opinion polls, in fact there was a recent opinion poll which put the snp on 60 seats for. yeah, but it's going down. it's going down. but it's going down. it's going eewh. ehaw— but it's going down. it's going eewh. ehaw r— but it's going down. it's going down. okay i hear— but it's going down. it's going down. okay i hear your- gtr “rg : it's going down. okay i hear your point. i warr— down. okay i hear your point. i wahr re— down. okay i hear your point. i wahr re her— down. okay i hear your point. i want to let edwina— down. okay i hear your point. i want to let edwina respond to char.— want to let edwina respond to char. rewha— want to let edwina respond to that. edwina so— want to let edwina respond to that. edwina so austin says,

rech— that. edwina so austin says, look, actually— that. edwina so austin says, look, actually she's still got a rere— look, actually she's still got a rere re— look, actually she's still got a rere re praw— look, actually she's still got a role to play. she's, she's an asser— role to play. she's, she's an asset. edwina— role to play. she's, she's an asset. edwina no, no, no. she's reach— asset. edwina no, no, no. she's reasr .— asset. edwina no, no, no. she's reasr . she-s— asset. edwina no, no, no. she's toast . she's living asset. edwina no, no, no. she's toast. she's living in asset. edwina no, no, no. she's toast . she's living in absolute toast. she's living in absolute cloud, cuckoo land , just like cloud, cuckoo land, just like some of the people that are still supporting boris , i'm still supporting boris, i'm afraid. de—man look , i'm afraid. de—man look, i'm naturally opposed to the anything that's called nationalist scottish nationalist party, national socialist national conservatism . because national conservatism. because you know who's going to decide who's a member of that nation and who isn't. how are you going to decide the shape of our noses or something like that? if it was the scottish was called the scottish independence party, it would be more accurate, not least because actually that's all they've concentrated on. it's the only thing that they've had any measure or any any element of pubuc measure or any any element of public support on the way they've run scotland with huge support of billions and billions of pounds from england, has been awful. incidentally, here's a nice piece of trivia. do you know that hamza yusuf is the

first leader of the snp for 20 years who hasn't been arrested ? years who hasn't been arrested? and now there you go. even even, even the conservatives are doing better than that. i mean, no, this is an embarrassment to your party, isn't it? i mean, look , i party, isn't it? i mean, look, i chew— party, isn't it? i mean, look, i knew char— party, isn't it? i mean, look, i knew rhar he— party, isn't it? i mean, look, i know that no one— party, isn't it? i mean, look, i know that no one has- t t7 i mean, look, i know that no one has been chargea— know that no one has been charged ar— know that no one has been charged at this— know that no one has been charged at this point, but the srehch— charged at this point, but the srehch eh— charged at this point, but the stench of scandal has shamed the shr— stench of scandal has shamed the swr .— stench of scandal has shamed the swr . ahe— stench of scandal has shamed the swr . aha ar— stench of scandal has shamed the snp . and at the— stench of scandal has shamed the snp . and at the end of the day, snp. and at the end of the day, whhe— snp. and at the end of the day, whhe we— snp. and at the end of the day, while we can't— snp. and at the end of the day, while we can't go— snp. and at the end of the day, while we can't go into details of while we can't go into details eh rhe— while we can't go into details eh rhe case— while we can't go into details of the case, austin and no one's eeharhg— of the case, austin and no one's eeharhg re— of the case, austin and no one's donating to the— of the case, austin and no one's donating to the snp, you hrerahw— donating to the snp, you literally were— donating to the snp, you literally were only able to rake in literally were only able to rake h arrear— literally were only able to rake in about £4,000— literally were only able to rake in about £4,000 from one man in in about £4,000 from one man in h rhe— in about £4,000 from one man in h rhe hash— in about £4,000 from one man in in the first quarter— in about £4,000 from one man in in the first quarter of this wear— in the first quarter of this year because— in the first quarter of this year because no one trusts what weare— year because no one trusts what weare gehg— year because no one trusts what weare gehg re— year because no one trusts what weare gehg he he— year because no one trusts what you're going to do with their chehew — you're going to do with their chehew wea— you're going to do with their money. well done. first of all, whac— money. well done. first of all, what r— money. well done. first of all, what i would say is that what edwina was talking about in terms of nationalism, the snp as a civic nationalist party of the first part. no, you're a separatist party. in my view checherh— separatist party. in my view member, an asian- in my view member, an asian member of the scerrhsh— member, an asian member of the scottish parliament, and bashir

ahmed,— scottish parliament, and bashir ahmed, cee— scottish parliament, and bashir ahmed, god rest— scottish parliament, and bashir ahmed, god rest his soul and he ahe— ahmed, god rest his soul and he and he— ahmed, god rest his soul and he and he par— ahmed, god rest his soul and he and he par h— ahmed, god rest his soul and he and he put it very— ahmed, god rest his soul and he and he put it very well when he sach— and he put it very well when he saw h— and he put it very well when he said it doesn't— and he put it very well when he said it doesn't matter where we come from, it's— said it doesn't matter where we come from, it's where we're gehg— come from, it's where we're going together - come from, it's where we're going together. ' “r: t: come from, it's where we're going together. “r: t: going together. and scotland is an scotland wants an open nation. scotland wants to the snp want scotland to rejoin the snp want scotland to rejoin the snp want scotland to join the european union. we don't subscribe to the kind of british. yeah, no i get that. i get— british. yeah, no i get that. i ger whar— british. yeah, no i get that. i ger whar rhe— british. yeah, no i get that. i get what the snp— british. yeah, no i get that. i get what the snp is- t yeah, no i get that. i get what the snp is i get what the get what the snp is i get what he shr— get what the snp is i get what he swr rs. — get what the snp is i get what the snp is. what— get what the snp is i get what the snp is. what i'm saying to you— the snp is. what i'm saying to wea rs— the snp is. what i'm saying to wea hs char— the snp is. what i'm saying to you is that because of the shargeeh— you is that because of the sturgeon scandal and the scandal aeahe— sturgeon scandal and the scandal around the finances, no one wahrs— around the finances, no one wahrs-re- around the finances, no one wahrs-re wear- around the finances, no one. wants-to your party. wants to donate to your party. wea-re— wants to donate to your party. wea-re-gehg- wants to donate to your party. you're going under. you're nearly going under. wea-re— you're nearly going under. you're bankrupt. that's you're nearly bankrupt. that's whar— you're nearly bankrupt. that's whar r-ch— you're nearly bankrupt. that's whar r-ch sawhg— you're nearly bankrupt. that's what i'm saying you. what i'm saying to you. scargeeh— what i'm saying to you. sturgeon scandal- what i'm saying to you. sturgeon scandal though. nicola sturgeon scandal though. nicola sturgeon arrested then sturgeon was arrested and then released and released without charge. and so until then, have until then, we all have a presumption innocence. and presumption of innocence. and nicola sturgeon is entitled to that in terms of donations to the party, i mean, i've seen onune the party, i mean, i've seen online there's been a number of people that have actually been donating . money to 1—1 snp, one donating. money to 1—1 snp, one man, and therefore being completed. so as far as i'm concerned, the snp finance at this moment in time are in good order and humza yousaf a&e strong in decisive leadership

have ensured that that's been the case. okay. well i call him hachza— the case. okay. well i call him humza yousafs._ the case. okay. well i call him humza yousafs. i— the case. okay. well i call him humza yousafs. i call- t okay. well i call him humza yousafs. i call him humza. aseress— humza yousafs. i call him humza. aseress har— humza yousafs. i call him humza. useless, but but— humza yousafs. i call him humza. useless, but but but— humza yousafs. i call him humza. useless, but but but in the ephheh— useless, but but but in the opinion polls.— useless, but but but in the opinion polls. but edwina, isn't rhhs— opinion polls. but edwina, isn't rhhs parr— opinion polls. but edwina, isn't rhhs parr eh— opinion polls. but edwina, isn't this part of the— opinion polls. but edwina, isn't this part of the issue? isn't where— this part of the issue? isn't where austin's— this part of the issue? isn't where austin's coming from on rhhs— where austin's coming from on hrs-eh— where austin's coming from on rhhs-eh rhe— where austin's coming from on this-of the issue- where austin's coming from on this of the issue with the this part of the issue with the shre— this part of the issue with the swre h-s— this part of the issue with the snp? it's almost— this part of the issue with the snp? it's almost become like a car.— snp? it's almost become like a cahlheceche— snp? it's almost become like a cult.-become like- snp? it's almost become like a cult. become like the cult cult. it's become like the cult of cult. it's become like the cult eh shargeea— cult. it's become like the cult eh srargeeh-r— cult. it's become like the cult of sturgeon. i know we can't of sturgeon. and i know we can't raw— of sturgeon. and i know we can't raw arrear— of sturgeon. and i know we can't talk about the _but- of sturgeon. and i know we can't talk about the but i'm not talk about the case, but i'm not cheahhg— talk about the case, but i'm not cheahhg char.— talk about the case, but i'm not meaning that. edwina. she was a hahare— meaning that. edwina. she was a hahare as— meaning that. edwina. she was a failure as first— meaning that. edwina. she was a failure as first minister. rhere-s— failure as first minister. rhere-s he— failure as first minister. there's no reason to stand by rhhs— there's no reason to stand by rhhs wechah— there's no reason to stand by this woman. she's— there's no reason to stand by this woman. she's left scotland as a racer— this woman. she's left scotland as a racer h— this woman. she's left scotland as a nation in a— this woman. she's left scotland as a nation in a far— this woman. she's left scotland as a nation in a far worse place char— as a nation in a far worse place rhah h— as a nation in a far worse place rhah h was— as a nation in a far worse place than it was when— as a nation in a far worse place than it was when she took the job- — than it was when she took the job- wea.— than it was when she took the job- wea. r— than it was when she took the job. well, i think— than it was when she took the job. well, i think that's absolutely right . and the way in absolutely right. and the way in which they have actually fallen in the polls and remember, we have not yet had an opinion poll since her arrest . that's going since her arrest. that's going to be a very interesting one when you're absolutely right. in the end, i think governments should be judged on the results that they deliver for the people that they deliver for the people that they deliver for the people that they are elected to look after and that includes all the people who are not supporters of that particular political party.

i mean , it seems to me that the i mean, it seems to me that the snp has only ever looked after itself aslef and that is a shame and it is more than obvious there is a question to answer where did that £600,000 go? and one of the answers to that is going to be the snp will not be able to afford to pay its staff or pay the rent on its property . it may have to go and live in that motor caravan and that's all it's going to be. that looks very all it's going to be. that looks werw race— all it's going to be. that looks very nice though,— all it's going to be. that looks very nice though, to— all it's going to be. that looks very nice though, to be- gtr “rg that looks very nice though, to be honest, eeesh-r— very nice though, to be honest, eeesh-r he— very nice though, to be honest, doesn't it? indeed. _ very nice though, to be honest, doesn't it? indeed. i mean, the snp— doesn't it? indeed. i mean, the swr ahe— doesn't it? indeed. i mean, the swr are he— doesn't it? indeed. i mean, the snp and the books are full aaehee— snp and the books are full audited and— snp and the books are full audited and the snp financial peshheh— audited and the snp financial peshheh rs— audited and the snp financial position is absolutely sound. i her-s— position is absolutely sound. i rec-s saw— position is absolutely sound. i mean, let's say let's- position is absolutely sound. i mean, let's say let's say- position is absolutely sound. mean, let's say let's say you're sounding like sturgeon. we'll see time will tell. : “rg t g“ we'll see time will tell. austin sherheah— see time will tell. austin sheridan edwina currie, thank you— sheridan edwina currie, thank wea perh— sheridan edwina currie, thank wea herh se— sheridan edwina currie, thank you both so much. the question to you both so much. the question he your— you both so much. the question he your has— you both so much. the question to you, has nicola— you both so much. the question to you, has nicola sturgeon eesrrewee— to you, has nicola sturgeon destroyed the _ to you, has nicola sturgeon destroyed the snp? phoenix wares— destroyed the snp? phoenix wares-wes— destroyed the snp? phoenix writes _yes with - destroyed the snp? phoenix writes yes with a heavy writes i vote yes with a heavy hearr. — writes i vote yes with a heavy hearr. r— writes i vote yes with a heavy hearr. r have— writes i vote yes with a heavy heart. i have scottish heritage ahe— heart. i have scottish heritage are he— heart. i have scottish heritage and he peepre— heart. i have scottish heritage and the people of scotland deserve— and the people of scotland deserve-leader. and the people of scotland deserve leader and deserve a strong leader and someone-stands- deserve a strong leader and someone stands the someone who stands for the peephe— someone who stands for the peepre. whceha— someone who stands for the people. nicola was neither from heger— people. nicola was neither from heger. rhhs— people. nicola was neither from heger. rhhs rs— people. nicola was neither from roger. this is via— people. nicola was neither from roger. this is via twitter. no,

chew-h— roger. this is via twitter. no, they'll continue _ roger. this is via twitter. no, they'll continue to on like they'll continue to plod on like herhhg-s— they'll continue to plod on like nothing's happened in rutland wares— nothing's happened in rutland wrhes hes— nothing's happened in rutland writes yes she— nothing's happened in rutland writes yes she has. but long hehere— writes yes she has. but long before-financial- writes yes she has. but long before financial scandal before this financial scandal was— she- before this financial scandal. was-, she-more was uncovered, she was more concerned pandering to concerned with pandering to hcaas— concerned with pandering to trans sex offenders than dealing whh— trans sex offenders than dealing whh-rear— trans sex offenders than dealing with-real issues— trans sex offenders than dealing with real issues facing the with the real issues facing the scerrhsh— with the real issues facing the scottish-annual- with the real issues facing the scottish annual verdict scottish people. annual verdict is scottish people. annual verdict hs ew— scottish people. annual verdict hs h.— scottish people. annual verdict hs h. h-s— scottish people. annual verdict is now in. it's not— scottish people. annual verdict is now in. it's not a pretty one her— is now in. it's not a pretty one her schechhg— is now in. it's not a pretty one for scheming sturgeon . 89% of for scheming sturgeon. 89% of you— for scheming sturgeon. 89% of wea hehewe— for scheming sturgeon. 89% of you believe that— for scheming sturgeon. 89% of you believe that she has eesrrewee— you believe that she has destroyed the - you believe that she has destroyed the snp just 11% of you— destroyed the snp just 11% of wea saw— destroyed the snp just 11% of wea saw she— destroyed the snp just 11% of you say she has— destroyed the snp just 11% of you say she has not. coming up, r-ch— you say she has not. coming up, he rehea— you say she has not. coming up, we joined by— you say she has not. coming up, i'm joined by the— you say she has not. coming up, i'm joined by the former education— i'm joined by the former education minister, a friend of the education minister, a friend of he shew,— education minister, a friend of the show, andrew— education minister, a friend of the show, andrew jenkins, as she speaks— the show, andrew jenkins, as she speaks exclusively— the show, andrew jenkins, as she speaks exclusively about being hehearee— speaks exclusively about being honoured with— speaks exclusively about being honoured with a— speaks exclusively about being honoured with a dame hood by hers— honoured with a dame hood by boris johnson— honoured with a dame hood by boris johnson and— honoured with a dame hood by boris johnson and she'll also ehher— boris johnson and she'll also ehher her— boris johnson and she'll also offer her analysis— boris johnson and she'll also offer her analysis on the former err-s— offer her analysis on the former err-s regacw— offer her analysis on the former err-s regacw ahe— offer her analysis on the former pm's legacy and how the tories can recover from _ pm's legacy and how the tories can recover from its latest cha— can recover from its latest chwr — can recover from its latest civil war. but— can recover from its latest civil war. but first, as prince harrw— civil war. but first, as prince harrw rs— civil war. but first, as prince harry is uninvited to the king's ehhhchar— harry is uninvited to the king's official birthday— harry is uninvited to the king's official birthday parade next week,— official birthday parade next weeh ache— official birthday parade next week, amid reports charles is hrasrraree— week, amid reports charles is frustrated and— week, amid reports charles is frustrated and bewildered by his rreacereash— frustrated and bewildered by his treacherous son.— frustrated and bewildered by his treacherous son. is— frustrated and bewildered by his treacherous son. is their relationship— treacherous son. is their relationship now a lost cause? my relationship now a lost cause? my rewar— relationship now a lost cause? my royal chaserr— relationship now a lost cause? my royal master minds lady colin cachpheh— my royal master minds lady colin cachpheh ahe— my royal master minds lady colin campbell and phil— my royal master minds lady colin campbell and phil dampier offer her— campbell and phil dampier offer their unflinching— campbell and phil dampier offer their unflinching verdicts and hresh— their unflinching verdicts and fresh reporting.— their unflinching verdicts and fresh reporting. straight after

rhhs— fresh reporting. straight after rhhs .—

channel i boris. channel boris johnson ally. andrea jenkins and her first interview since made a dame in just since being made a dame in just a moment. but first, my royal master means colin campbell master means lady colin campbell and dampier and prince and phil dampier and prince harry was reported to have declined the opportunity to join his father, king charles, for lunch after last month's

spectacular coronation and it looks like that may have been his final invite with the daily mail's revealing mail's richard eden revealing that the disruptive duke has not been invited to king charles's birthday parade next weekend , he birthday parade next weekend, he writes, it will be the first time in harry's life that he has not been welcome. at the monarch's official birthday celebrations. event monarch's official birthday ceparticularly event monarch's official birthday ceparticularly significant event is particularly significant because it first since because it is the first since his father succeeded to the throne september . his father succeeded to the throne september. a source throne last september. a source added, afraid it's a added, i'm afraid it's a reflection on the state of relations actions at the moment . so lady c , personally, i think . so lady c, personally, i think this is great news, but do you think king charles is right not to invite his son harry, to his birthday parade for the first time? well, of course, he's rhghr— time? well, of course, he's rhghr re— time? well, of course, he's rhghr re her— time? well, of course, he's right to not ask— t t“rt;7 well, of course, he's right to not ask him. i mean, whh— right to not ask him. i mean, whh hae— right to not ask him. i mean, with due respect— right to not ask him. i mean, with due respect .- right to not ask him. i mean, with due respect . but you know , with due respect. but you know, haw-s— with due respect. but you know, harrw-s a— with due respect. but you know, harrw-s a wper— with due respect. but you know, harry's a viper and— with due respect. but you know, harry's a viper and charles weare— harry's a viper and charles weahe have— harry's a viper and charles would have had— harry's a viper and charles would have had to be totally re— would have had to be totally insane to want— would have had to be totally insane to want to— would have had to be totally insane to want to invite harry to insane to want to invite harry re acraahw— insane to want to invite harry to actually sting— insane to want to invite harry to actually sting him or bite

hhch— to actually sting him or bite hhch er— to actually sting him or bite him or whatever— to actually sting him or bite him or whatever way you want to put him or whatever way you want to par h.— him or whatever way you want to par h. r— him or whatever way you want to par h r cheap— him or whatever way you want to put it. i mean, harry has shown char— put it. i mean, harry has shown rhar he-s— put it. i mean, harry has shown that he's utterly— put it. i mean, harry has shown that he's utterly disloyal and has— that he's utterly disloyal and has absolutely— that he's utterly disloyal and has absolutely no regard for ahwrhhg— has absolutely no regard for ahwrhhg rhar— has absolutely no regard for anything that supports the cheharchw— anything that supports the cheharchw er— anything that supports the monarchy or indeed for the for the monarchy or indeed for the for he warae— monarchy or indeed for the for the value that— monarchy or indeed for the for the value that the monarchy has in the value that the monarchy has h rhhs— the value that the monarchy has h rhhs ceahrrw. — the value that the monarchy has in this country. you— the value that the monarchy has in this country. you know, harry hasw— in this country. you know, harry was busy criticising the press ahe— was busy criticising the press are he— was busy criticising the press and the government. he seems to herger— and the government. he seems to herger char— and the government. he seems to herger rhar rhe — and the government. he seems to forget that the british royal rachhw— forget that the british royal rachhw rs— forget that the british royal family is one— forget that the british royal family is one of the cornerstones of our constitution ahe— cornerstones of our constitution and ear— cornerstones of our constitution and secherw— cornerstones of our constitution and our society and the british cheharchw— and our society and the british cheharchw rs— and our society and the british monarchy is respected and the harsh— monarchy is respected and the hrhhsh royal— monarchy is respected and the british royal family all over the british royal family all over he were. — british royal family all over the world. and— british royal family all over the world. and harry is taking pot the world. and harry is taking per shers— the world. and harry is taking pot shots, being— the world. and harry is taking pot shots, being a member of it at pot shots, being a member of it a ewerwrhhg— pot shots, being a member of it at everything else,— pot shots, being a member of it at everything else, including the monarchy— at everything else, including the monarchy .— at everything else, including the monarchy . of course, charles the monarchy. of course, charles weare— the monarchy. of course, charles weahe have— the monarchy. of course, charles would have been— the monarchy. of course, charles would have been crazy to ask him here. — would have been crazy to ask him here. he— would have been crazy to ask him here. he wea— would have been crazy to ask him here. do you agree— would have been crazy to ask him here. thr ergtrt;rt; 7 yeah. good here. do you agree? yeah. good ewehhg,— here. do you agree? yeah. good ewehhg, aah— here. do you agree? yeah. good evening, dan, it's— here. do you agree? yeah. good evening, dan, it's not— here. do you agree? yeah. good evening, dan, it's not a- here. thr ergtrt;rt;7 yeah. good evening, dan, it's not a family hhrrheaw— evening, dan, it's not a family phrrheaw paw,— evening, dan, it's not a family birthday party is— evening, dan, it's not a family

birthday party, is it? “ birthday party, is it? this is a very— birthday party, is it? this is a raw werw— birthday party, is it? this is a very, very important day on saturday. it's going to be a fantastic event. we're going to see king charles on horseback the first time that monarch's the first time that a monarch's been the been on horseback since the queen 1986. wow. queen did it in 1986. wow. william william, it's going to be for a 75 year old be fantastic for a 75 year old guy wearing, you know, wearing that in heat. that uniform in this heat. i mean, i just think it's amazing. and prince william well. and prince william as well. expect prince edward on expect to see prince edward on horseback princess anne. so horseback and princess anne. so they're going be they're all going to be following. be following. it's going to be fantastic spectacle. no following. it's going to be fantrin ic spectacle. no following. it's going to be fantrin the )ectacle. no following. it's going to be fantrin the world e. no following. it's going to be fantrin the world that no following. it's going to be fantrin the world that harryno way in the world that harry should invited and to be should be invited and to be honest, i don't think would should be invited and to be honezcomeon't think would should be invited and to be honezcome evenhink would should be invited and to be honezcome even ifik would should be invited and to be honezcome even if he would should be invited and to be honezcome even if he had ould should be invited and to be honezcome even if he had been have come even if he had been invited. i think he's got to the stage where, you know, if they were to have proper talks, were going to have proper talks, it been a couple of it would have been a couple of weeks ago. it's convenient that the in romania when the king was in romania when harry was over his court harry was over for his court cases. he could have come over earlier. king could met earlier. the king could have met him but, you know, it him earlier. but, you know, it just the rift is as just goes to show the rift is as bad ever. i'm afraid between bad as ever. i'm afraid between him, william and him, harry, and william and i just see at the moment just don't see at the moment there's any way forward. i mean, it's only a couple of weeks ago, we told that harry we were told that harry and meghan put a sock meghan are going to put a sock

in it, but it would appear that, you know, he's to in you know, he's going to be in the headlines all the wrong the headlines for all the wrong reasons with these court cases throughout the summer. it throughout the summer. and it just keeps saga going. and just keeps the saga going. and i think charles tearing think charles must be tearing out left of his hair out what's left of his hair and thinking, will end? you thinking, when will it end? you know, not going end, know, and it's not going to end, is it? and i'm personally eehghree— is it? and i'm personally delighted that- 7 and i'm personally delighted that charles doesn't heeh— delighted that charles doesn't heer ahe— delighted that charles doesn't heer he he— delighted that charles doesn't feel like he needs extend feel like he needs to extend an hare— feel like he needs to extend an hwrelharrw— feel like he needs to extend an invite harry, especially feel like he needs to extend an invitehe harry, especially feel like he needs to extend an invitehe made especially feel like he needs to extend an invitehe made ecomplete mockery after he made a complete mockery of after he made a complete mockery eh-rachhw— after he made a complete mockery eh-rachhw ar— after he made a complete mockery eh-rachhw ar rhe- after he made a complete mockery of family at the court of the royal family at the court case i attacking _ of the royal family at the court case attacking british case by attacking the british government.— case by attacking the british. government. _was government. i mean, that was sach— government. i mean, that was sach a— government. i mean, that was sach a-hrew— government. i mean, that was such a-blow by- government. i mean, that was such a blow by the deluded such a low blow by the deluded pace.— such a low blow by the deluded hahe. har— such a low blow by the deluded duke. but look,— such a low blow by the deluded duke. but look, i— such a low blow by the deluded duke. but look, i want to move such a low blow by the deluded du because )ok, i want to move such a low blow by the deluded du because prince vant to move such a low blow by the deluded du because prince andrew'sove on because prince andrew's ea—whhe— on because prince andrew's ex—wife, sarah _ on because prince andrew's ex—wife, sarah ferguson, fergie, on because prince andrew's ex— launchedh ferguson, fergie, on because prince andrew's ex— launched this'guson, fergie, on because prince andrew's ex— launched this new n, fergie, on because prince andrew's ex— launched this new podcastr, has launched this new podcast har— has launched this new podcast series. but she— has launched this new podcast series. but she might not win chahw— series. but she might not win chahw hars— series. but she might not win many fans with— series. but she might not win many fans with this hot take. her— many fans with this hot take. her eehehce— many fans with this hot take. her defence of— many fans with this hot take. her defence of the former this cherhhg— her defence of the former this morning presenter phillip schehhere.— morning presenter phillip schofield. listen it's the court of schofield. listen it's the court eh papac— schofield. listen it's the court of public opinion. /rt:r. trt; of public opinion. you're ahserarerw— of public opinion. you're absolutely right . and also the absolutely right. and also the court of a massive bullying to a point of extermination of a of a soul and i don't believe that any anybody has that right to

judge and to exterminate a person's own beliefs through their own failings or not. we all have failings. we don't know the facts. no, we don't . the facts. no, we don't. fergie. not sure about that. the facts. no, we don't. - fergie. not sure about that. we do fergie. not sure about that. we are chew— fergie. not sure about that. we he knew he— fergie. not sure about that. we do know the facts— fergie. not sure about that. we do know the facts because schehhere— do know the facts because schofield himself admitted them. so schofield himself admitted them. se lady— schofield himself admitted them. se lady c— schofield himself admitted them. se lady c .— schofield himself admitted them. se lady c . ee— schofield himself admitted them. se raew c . ee wea— schofield himself admitted them. so lady c , do you think fergie so lady c, do you think fergie sheare— so lady c, do you think fergie should really— so lady c, do you think fergie should really be— so lady c, do you think fergie should really be wading into rhese— should really be wading into rhese serr— should really be wading into these sort of— should really be wading into these sort of high profile cases, especially given the shaarheh— cases, especially given the situation she— cases, especially given the situation she remains with rrhce— situation she remains with rrhce .— situation she remains with prince . andrew- situation she remains with prince . andrew well, with due prince. andrew well, with due respecr— prince. andrew well, with due respecr .— prince. andrew well, with due respecr . amy— prince. andrew well, with due respect , amy dowden, i think we respect, amy dowden, i think we weep— respect, amy dowden, i think we can keep prince— respect, amy dowden, i think we can keep prince andrew well out of can keep prince andrew well out eh rhhs— can keep prince andrew well out eh rhhs raes— can keep prince andrew well out of this unless ,_ can keep prince andrew well out of this unless , of— can keep prince andrew well out of this unless , of course, sarah of this unless, of course, sarah is of this unless, of course, sarah hs werrhee— of this unless, of course, sarah is worried about— of this unless, of course, sarah is worried about the fact that ceerage— is worried about the fact that our teenage agers should not be eerecrahre— our teenage agers should not be delectable morsels— our teenage agers should not be delectable morsels on the table awere— delectable morsels on the table anymore because— delectable morsels on the table anymore because the fact of the charrer— anymore because the fact of the mace rs — anymore because the fact of the mace rs she— anymore because the fact of the matter is, she herself has a werw— matter is, she herself has a very chequered— matter is, she herself has a very chequered history. ' “r: very chequered history. and you p...— very chequered history. and you knew whate— very chequered history. and you know what? she is, according phillip schofield is the curtain of one shock for another . i of one shock for another. i mean, her behaviour has been at

times reprehensible and she may not have the right to judge and she certainly doesn't have the right to judge going off her previous conduct. and i don't want to go into any more detail than that about her previous conduct . no, than that about her previous conduct. no, thank you. it has been disgusting . and the fact of been disgusting. and the fact of the matter is that we have a right to judge because phillip schofield has abused his guests. he has abused his staff. he has abused his position . and he was abused his position. and he was present himself as being somebody dodi to be emulated and looked up to. i'm sorry. she's utterly wrong yet again . but utterly wrong yet again. but then, sarah, she may have a kind heart, but she does suffer from hoofin heart, but she does suffer from hoof in the mouth disease . and hoof in the mouth disease. and this is the risk , isn't hoof in the mouth disease. and this is the risk, isn't it,- this is the risk, isn't it, ehh— this is the risk, isn't it, rhhh eh— this is the risk, isn't it, phil, of having this sort of peecasr— phil, of having this sort of podcast because she's talking all

podcast because she's talking ah rhe— podcast because she's talking ah rhe ache.— podcast because she's talking all the time. isn't— podcast because she's talking all the time. isn't it sometimes herrer— all the time. isn't it sometimes herrer her— all the time. isn't it sometimes better for her— all the time. isn't it sometimes better for her to— all the time. isn't it sometimes better for her to just zip it each— better for her to just zip it each h— better for her to just zip it out? it would— better for her to just zip it out? it would be better for her to out? it would be better for her he ap— out? it would be better for her he zhp h.— out? it would be better for her he zhp h. har— out? it would be better for her he pp a, par r— out? it would be better for her to zip it, but i don't think shes— to zip it, but i don't think shes gehg— to zip it, but i don't think she's going to. jr: to zip it, but i don't think she's going to. j r: rtrt; she's going to. did you notice that she reckoned that people ought to take a deep breath before criticising phillip schofield then what do they schofield and then what do they should cup of tea. should do? have a cup of tea. and just happens to be and she just happens to be promoting new product at the promoting a new product at the moment. got in moment. so she got that in really well thought. that was brilliant. but if anyone knows what be the what it's like to be at the centre of a scandal, it's our dear friend sarah. i've been dear old friend sarah. i've been reporting for her more years reporting on for her more years than to remember. 35 than i care to remember. 35 years. a bit like the years. and she's a bit like the jeffrey the royal jeffrey archer of the royal family isn't she? whatever happens to her, she always bounces back. so yeah. and bounces back. so say, yeah. and look, know what bounces back. so say, yeah. and look, - know what you - bounces back. so say, yeah. andi look,-know what you have look, do you know what you have to look, do you know what you have re aechhre— look, do you know what you have to admire that— look, do you know what you have to admire that-do— look, do you know what you have to admire that do have to to admire that you do have to aechhre— to admire that you do have to admire-despite- to admire that you do have to admire despite what lady admire that. despite what lady c saws—r— admire that. despite what lady c saws—r ee- admire that. despite what lady c saws—r ee rhhh- says, though, phil, i do think rhese—were- says, though, phil, i do think. these _were motivated these comments were motivated out of— these comments were motivated out of her— these comments were motivated out of her wn— these comments were motivated out of her own personal feelings for andrew— out of her own personal feelings for andrew because she feels “ke— for andrew because she feels like andrew— for andrew because she feels like andrew has— for andrew because she feels like andrew has been wrongly cancelled— like andrew has been wrongly cancelled cold— like andrew has been wrongly cancelled cold and she's seen in her head— cancelled cold and she's seen in her head the— cancelled cold and she's seen in her head the same— cancelled cold and she's seen in her head the same thing happened to schofield. — her head the same thing happened to schofield. yeah— her head the same thing happened to schofield. yeah i've said to

you— to schofield. yeah i've said to you the— to schofield. yeah i've said to you he ehher— to schofield. yeah i've said to you the other week, i think, sorry,— you the other week, i think, sorry, hey. — you the other week, i think, sehy, hey. c— you the other week, | think, sorry, lady, q “43?" you the other week, i think, sorry, lady. c “cw twp ch" sorry, lady. c yeah, carry on. abc you go lady. c take me on. thank— abc you go lady. c take me on. thank you.— abc you go lady. c take me on. thank you. the— abc you go lady. c take me on. thank you. the problem- ' 5c /:i:. gin £2 c take me on. thank you. the problem is ' 5c /i. ghih £2 c take me on. thank you. the problem is andrew mav— thank you. the problem is andrew may have— thank you. the problem is andrew may have been— thank you. the problem is andrew may have been wrongly cancelled, but may have been wrongly cancelled, huh hhhhh— may have been wrongly cancelled, but phillip schofield has been hghhu— but phillip schofield has been rightly cancelled. ' i rightly cancelled. and the difference between andrew and the girl who was a 20 year difference. max um. and she admitted she was paid for her attention . and this boy there's attention. and this boy there's nearly a 40 year age difference at and you know i'm sorry he worked for phillip schofield and it is an abuse of position . it is an abuse of position. there are no real similar charities except the fact that they were both older men with teenagers . but there are no teenagers. but there are no other similarities . okay. no. other similarities. okay. no. sarah has yet again shown that she she needs to think before she she needs to think before she engages her mouth. yeah no, i understand what you're saying, lady c, i think the point that i was making is that that's why

she wants to defend phillip schofield. it's because of her hereehuh— schofield. it's because of her own personal-about. schofield. it's because of her. own personal-about the own personal feelings about the mheheehhehh— own personal feelings about the mistreatment in— own personal feelings about the mistreatment in her eyes of prince— mistreatment in her eyes of prince andrew.— mistreatment in her eyes of prince andrew. but look, thank you— prince andrew. but look, thank you both— prince andrew. but look, thank you hohh eo— prince andrew. but look, thank you both so much— prince andrew. but look, thank you both so much . my royal you both so much. my royal hooter— you both so much. my royal master minds,— you both so much. my royal master minds, lady colin chehew— master minds, lady colin campbell, phil dampier, great to hove— campbell, phil dampier, great to have you— campbell, phil dampier, great to have you here— campbell, phil dampier, great to have you here this— campbell, phil dampier, great to have you here this monday night. but have you here this monday night. huh eomhg— have you here this monday night. huh eohhg uh.— have you here this monday night. but coming up, as— have you here this monday night. but coming up, as nicola shuhgeoh— but coming up, as nicola. shuheeoh—hoh but coming up, as nicola- sturgeon_part of sturgeon is arrested as part of the sturgeon is arrested as part of hhe-hho— sturgeon is arrested as part of hhe-hho hhe— sturgeon is arrested as part of the into the snp's the probe into the snp's hhoheee— the probe into the snp's finances, humza the probe into the snp's- finances,-humza useless finances, should humza useless how-he— finances, should humza useless how-he hehho- finances, should humza useless now his mentor from the now suspend his mentor from the party— now suspend his mentor from the why oh— now suspend his mentor from the hohy for he— now suspend his mentor from the hohy for hhe gooe— now suspend his mentor from the party for the good of scotland uhhhh— party for the good of scotland until investigation until the investigation concludes. _ until the investigation concludes. my superstar panel hehuhheu— concludes. my superstar panel returned _that - concludes. my superstar panel returned that very returned to debate that very huh— returned to debate that very soon, but next,— returned to debate that very soon, but next, former education hhheheh— soon, but next, former education minister friend— soon, but next, former education minister friend of— soon, but next, former education minister friend of the show, andree— minister friend of the show, andrea jenkins— minister friend of the show, andrea jenkins ,_ minister friend of the show, andrea jenkins , joins me live in andrea jenkins, joins me live in the andrea jenkins, joins me live in hhe ehuuho— andrea jenkins, joins me live in hhe ehuuho ho— andrea jenkins, joins me live in the studio to talk— andrea jenkins, joins me live in the studio to talk exclusive hoeehehy— the studio to talk exclusive massively being awarded massively about being awarded a oohehoou— massively about being awarded a oohehoou hy— massively about being awarded a damehood by boris and that very controversial— damehood by boris and that very controversial honours list. she-e— controversial honours list. she-e uh— controversial honours list. she-e up uh— controversial honours list. she's up lviv straight after he— she's up lviv straight after he .—

time now for our newly honoured

euhhuhe— time now for our newly honoured euhhuhe warehou— time now for our newly honoured culture warrior, tory— time now for our newly honoured culture warrior, tory mp dave . culture warrior, tory mp dave. h-h — culture warrior, tory mp dave. h-h andree— culture warrior, tory mp dave. i'm andrea jenkins. sounds good eoyhg— i'm andrea jenkins. sounds good eoyhg hhoh— i'm andrea jenkins. sounds good saying that, doesn't it.7 and westminster— saying that, doesn't it.7 and westminster still feeling the aftershocks. _ westminster still feeling the aftershocks. of _ westminster still feeling the aftershocks. of course , of boris aftershocks. of course, of boris yohheoh-e— aftershocks. of course, of boris johnson's dramatic resignation in johnson's dramatic resignation h hehuuhe— johnson's dramatic resignation in including staggering claims houoy— in including staggering claims houoy hhoh— in including staggering claims today that the— in including staggering claims today that the former pm could be today that the former pm could he hook— today that the former pm could be back barred— today that the former pm could be back barred from the parliamentary estate over his eeohhhe— parliamentary estate over his scathing criticism of the hohygohe— scathing criticism of the partygate probe in a 1000 word ehh— partygate probe in a 1000 word exit statement,— partygate probe in a 1000 word exit statement, johnson attacked hhehh— exit statement, johnson attacked hhhh suhoh— exit statement, johnson attacked rishi sunak for— exit statement, johnson attacked rishi sunak for not being conservative— rishi sunak for not being conservative enough and blamed him conservative enough and blamed hhh hor— conservative enough and blamed him for failing— conservative enough and blamed him for failing to— conservative enough and blamed him for failing to make the most of hhexhh. — him for failing to make the most of hhexhh. huh— him for failing to make the most of brexit. but even— him for failing to make the most of brexit. but even the final eohvo— of brexit. but even the final eohvo oh— of brexit. but even the final eohvo of o— of brexit. but even the final salvo of a man— of brexit. but even the final salvo of a man who secured our eu salvo of a man who secured our hu ehh— salvo of a man who secured our eu exit landed— salvo of a man who secured our eu exit landed a— salvo of a man who secured our eu exit landed a huge 80 seat hey-ohhy— eu exit landed a huge 80 seat hey-ohhy h— eu exit landed a huge 80 seat majority in beat.— eu exit landed a huge 80 seat majority in beat. jeremy corbyn pounced— majority in beat. jeremy corbyn was pounced on— majority in beat. jeremy corbyn was pounced on by his enemies. hous— was pounced on by his enemies. hohe hohe-e— was pounced on by his enemies. boris boris's long— was pounced on by his enemies. boris boris's long awaited and hohhohhy— boris boris's long awaited and normally procedural honours hoo— normally procedural honours heh. uhheh— normally procedural honours list, which included fierce hoyohehe— list, which included fierce loyalists such _ list, which included fierce loyalists such as dame andrew eho— loyalists such as dame andrew eho hone— loyalists such as dame andrew and former home— loyalists such as dame andrew and former home secretary priti hoheh— and former home secretary priti hoheh .— and former home secretary priti hoheh . humeo— and former home secretary priti patel , turned farcical patel, turned into a farcical row over who _ patel, turned into a farcical row over who he - patel, turned into a farcical row over who he could elevate mho— row over who he could elevate mho hhe— row over who he could elevate into the house— row over who he could elevate into the house of— row over who he could elevate into the house of lords . row over who he could elevate into the house of lords. he's hehh— into the house of lords. he's hehh hhe— into the house of lords. he's left the political— into the house of lords. he's left the political circus in a ehouo— left the political circus in a ehouo oh— left the political circus in a cloud of anger— left the political circus in a cloud of anger ,_ left the political circus in a cloud of anger , but did hint cloud of anger, but did hint hhoh— cloud of anger, but did hint hhoh he— cloud of anger, but did hint that he could— cloud of anger, but did hint that he could one day make a big euhhh— that he could one day make a big eumh hy— that he could one day make a big return by admitting— that he could one day make a big return by admitting he was, ouohe— return by admitting he was, ouohe. eut— return by admitting he was, ouohe. out ho— return by admitting he was, quote, sad to be— return by admitting he was, quote, sad to be leaving parliament— quote, sad to be leaving parliament for-

quote, sad to be leaving parliament for now . so dame parliament for now. so dame moreo— parliament for now. so dame andrea jenkins— parliament for now. so dame andrea jenkins ,_ parliament for now. so dame andrea jenkins , firstly, how andrea jenkins, firstly, how exothe— andrea jenkins, firstly, how exciting that— andrea jenkins, firstly, how exciting that one of my regulars is exciting that one of my regulars he ho— exciting that one of my regulars he o tome.— exciting that one of my regulars is now a dame. you must have been— is now a dame. you must have been delighted.— is now a dame. you must have been delighted. oh, god, it's moo. — been delighted. oh, god, it's moo. hm.— been delighted. oh, god, it's moo. ham .— been delighted. oh, god, it's mad. jw t been delighted. oh, god, it's mad. jw�* t ghih mad. dan, i actually only got the phone call a few days ago. why.7 did the phone call a few days ago. why? did boris give you a hint? no, why? did boris give you a hint? ho. .— why? did boris give you a hint? ho. h mun-h— why? did boris give you a hint? no, i didn't know— why? did boris give you a hint? no, i didn't know anything. literally, this week i was driving back up north and i got a call from a lady saying i'm from number 10. and i thought, god, what have i done now? and. and she's looking the and she's been looking at the whatsapp again. exactly. whatsapp group again. exactly. exactly. she said and exactly. and so and she said and i like, wow. it was just i was like, wow. it was just amazing . why do you retain such amazing. why do you retain such hoyohhy— amazing. why do you retain such hoyohhy ho— amazing. why do you retain such hoyohhy ho hom— 3 why do you retain such loyalty to boris johnson when “cg why do you retain such loyalty to boris johnson when so many— loyalty to boris johnson when so many oh— loyalty to boris johnson when so many oh you— loyalty to boris johnson when so many of your fellow mps have humeo— many of your fellow mps have humeo oh— many of your fellow mps have turned on this— many of your fellow mps have turned on this guy ? jhih turned on this guy? do you know him and carrie are amazing . turned on this guy? do you know him and carrie are amazing. i mean, even on clifford's birthday , we've got a lovely birthday, we've got a lovely video from them wishing him a happy birthday. how many former prime ministers have done that? the people and i mean , the decent people and i mean, i'm loyal to him. how that presented , by the way. no, presented, by the way. no, exactly. no, the you know, they present him as being an ogre.

but but is not his is actually a real family man and a really decent person. and so is carrie. and i'd why i'm loyal is i mean ithink and i'd why i'm loyal is i mean i think the part motty it's just ridiculous of how we behave in the last time that if you remember de—man, they ousted an election winning giant was margaret thatcher and we was out of power for nearly 20 years. and will rue the and i think they will rue the day. i mean, remember during day. i mean, i remember during those brexit years when boris was, you know , we were a was, you know, we were a laughing stock of the world. we couldn't get legislation through. and it was boris who even threatened to prorogue parliament to actually honour the british people and the brexit vote exactly without bofis brexit vote exactly without boris johnson. and by the way , boris johnson. and by the way, th— boris johnson. and by the way, hh you— boris johnson. and by the way, even if you don't— boris johnson. and by the way, even if you don't love- ““ and by the way, even if you don't love boris homeom— even if you don't love boris johnson. you— even if you don't love boris johnson, you should be grateful for johnson, you should be grateful hoh o— johnson, you should be grateful hoh o mh— johnson, you should be grateful hoh o who— johnson, you should be grateful for a man who stood up for the hhgteeh— for a man who stood up for the biggest democratic mandate in hhhheh— biggest democratic mandate in british history.— biggest democratic mandate in british history. because believe th— british history. because believe hh hhexhh— british history. because believe me, if brexit had— british history. because believe me, if brexit had not been tethered— me, if brexit had not been delivered and— me, if brexit had not been delivered and that's what the hohhheoh— delivered and that's what the political elites _ delivered and that's what the political elites and the establishment wanted to happen, here— establishment wanted to happen, mere-hove— establishment wanted to happen, there-have-some-

establishment wanted to happen, there have some form there would have been some form of there would have been some form oh-uoh— there would have been some form oh-uoh h— there would have been some form oh-uoh h hhhe— there would have been some form of war in this country. of civil war in this country. amh— of civil war in this country.| amt—us of civil war in this country. - amt—us hhom and boris johnson saved us from hhoh— and boris johnson saved us from hhoh. so— and boris johnson saved us from hhoh. so th— and boris johnson saved us from hhoh. so hh you— and boris johnson saved us from that. so if you believe in democracy.— that. so if you believe in democracy, surely you should heheve— democracy, surely you should heheve h— democracy, surely you should believe in boris.— democracy, surely you should believe in boris. and now i feel the— believe in boris. and now i feel the mere— believe in boris. and now i feel like there has— believe in boris. and now i feel like there has been an anti—democratic coup after anti —democratic coup after anti—democratic coup after anti—democratic coup after anti—democratic coup and they've hoveh-h— anti—democratic coup and they've won, haven't they?— anti—democratic coup and they've won, haven't they? now as you ehhe— won, haven't they? now as you out oh— won, haven't they? now as you out oh hhe— won, haven't they? now as you said at the beginning , won, haven't they? now as you said at the beginning, i won, haven't they? now as you said at the beginning , i mean, said at the beginning, i mean, home— said at the beginning, i mean, home ehhe— said at the beginning, i mean, boris said himself has to live vehe— boris said himself has to live vhho hehy— boris said himself has to live vhho hohy. — boris said himself has to live vista baby. when- boris said himself has to live vista baby. �*thj“hi“ c boris said himself has to live vista baby. �*thj“:“ c “ vista baby. when he made his speech outside number 10. how do you think he'll be back? i don't think the times are now. and you know, the media need to know, i think the media need to leave him and carrie be now and just them live their lives. just let them live their lives. but i think there has been a which i spoke with this at the top the show. there has been top of the show. there has been a top of the show. there has been ouhheh— top of the show. there has been ouhheh hum— top of the show. there has been a witch hunt against— there has been a witch hunt against boris johnson— a witch hunt against boris. johnson _cake. johnson over a piece of cake. heohuhhhe— johnson over a piece of cake. meanwhile and— johnson over a piece of cake. meanwhile and i— johnson over a piece of cake. meanwhile and i know we're hmhheo— meanwhile and i know we're hmhheo h— meanwhile and i know we're limited in terms— meanwhile and i know we're limited in terms of what we say we limited in terms of what we say hoe-huh— limited in terms of what we say ue-huh hhehe- limited in terms of what we say we-but there is- we can say, but there is a eehuhe— we can say, but there is a genuine scandal developing in thun— genuine scandal developing in plain-scotland- plain sight in scotland hyohvhg— plain sight in scotland involving nicola sturgeon and the involving nicola sturgeon and hhe-omh— involving nicola sturgeon and hhe-omh hhe— involving nicola sturgeon and the and the missing hundreds the snp and the missing hundreds of the snp and the missing hundreds oh hhoueomhe— the snp and the missing hundreds of thousands pounds. us and of thousands of pounds. us and the of thousands of pounds. us and hhe-tueh— of thousands of pounds. us and hhe-tueh wom— of thousands of pounds. us and the _just want to - of thousands of pounds. us and the just want to ignore the media just want to ignore hh. — the media just want to ignore hh. -.— the media just want to ignore it. .i completely- the media just want to ignore it. t.hih e�*c the media just want to ignore. it. .i completely agree and it. no, i completely agree and it's and but i mean, the it's wrong. and but i mean, the vitriol that we've seen against

boris, we saw do you remember margaret thatcher's funeral, the vitriol are there. and because they fear him, i think the fear him because he is an election winning machine. i mean, him because he is an election winning machine . i mean, look at winning machine. i mean, look at the majority we had. i mean, look what he not only did we brexit, i mean the covid vaccine when it was out there , our first when it was out there, our first out there with ukraine. and it is amazing . and his energy just is amazing. and his energy just fills a room and how many how many people actually, you know, he got it was a bit like the brexit vote. i don't think we would have won the brexit vote without his energy. can you believe that he been allowed believe that he has been allowed to left by your own to exit stage left by your own party? look, i know there are pressures coming— ihywx?’ look, i know there are pressures coming from elsewhere, but pressures coming from elsewhere, huh your— pressures coming from elsewhere, huh your-hohy— pressures coming from elsewhere, huh your-hohy hoe- pressures coming from elsewhere, but your party has allowed but your own party has allowed me— but your own party has allowed ho ho— but your own party has allowed ho ho happen.— but your own party has allowed this to happen. and as they did uhhh— this to happen. and as they did with thatcher,— this to happen. and as they did with thatcher, you— this to happen. and as they did with thatcher, you at the next eheehhoh— with thatcher, you at the next eheehhoh oe— with thatcher, you at the next election, as they— with thatcher, you at the next election, as they did with hhoheheh— election, as they did with thatcher de—man. ' c election, as they did with thatcher de—man. ' “c election, as they did with- thatcher de—man. and look how we've regretted that ever since. and think the same will happen and i think the same will happen regarding boris. the regarding boris. but the difference do think difference is i do think boris will back some point. how will be back at some point. how quickly ? i don't know before the

quickly? i don't know before the next election . i don't think so. next election. i don't think so. would it be a mistake to block him potentially seeking a candidacy or a safe seat? million % i mean, the party million% i mean, the party members are fuming about what's happened. i mean, i was out over the weekend campaigning and gosh, the anger out there, you know, people believe in him and believed in him , especially in believed in him, especially in these northern marginal seats that we wouldn't have won without brexit. and without him being at the helm. so it it'll being at the helm. so it it'll be an interesting election. now, look, you say you received that call from number 10 about about your damehood and have they spoken to you since your whatsapp group messages were leaked to the press because you did make a comment about rishi sunak? yes, i did , yeah. how do sunak? yes, i did, yeah. how do you— sunak? yes, i did, yeah. how do you he— sunak? yes, i did, yeah. how do you feel personally— , yes, i did, yeah. how do you feel personally about the hume— you feel personally about the prime minister?— you feel personally about the prime minister? because the hhoh— prime minister? because the hhoh .— prime minister? because the sense that i got— prime minister? because the sense that i got from reading hhoh— sense that i got from reading hhoh hhoh— sense that i got from reading that that message, andrea, is you— that that message, andrea, is you he— that that message, andrea, is you heeh very— that that message, andrea, is you feel very let— that that message, andrea, is you feel very let down, that mem— you feel very let down, that rishi hasn't— you feel very let down, that rishi hasn't personally stepped in rishi hasn't personally stepped h ho— rishi hasn't personally stepped hh ho euppoh— rishi hasn't personally stepped in to support boris, which is

eomehhhg— in to support boris, which is something he— in to support boris, which is something he could have done. he eouho— something he could have done. he eouho hove— something he could have done. he could have ended— something he could have done. he could have ended-of- something he could have done. he could have ended of this could have ended some of this he — could have ended some of this he h— could have ended some of this farce. i mean,— could have ended some of this farce. i mean,-all,- could have ended some of this| farce. i mean,-all, i'm farce. i mean, first of all, i'm sick messages being leaked in sick of messages being leaked in whatsapp. yeah, because by the way,— whatsapp. yeah, because by the way. h— whatsapp. yeah, because by the way. h shoute— whatsapp. yeah, because by the way, i should clarify— �*thj“5.3 yeah, because by the way, i should clarify that heeh-h— wasn't something you wanted out here.— there. you were speaking phyuhehy— there. you were speaking phyohehy ho — there. you were speaking privately to friend, the privately to your friend, the conservative _ privately to your friend, the conservative they conservative mp. they immediately- conservative mp. they immediately sky news. immediately leak it to sky news. hhoohuhehy— immediately leak it to sky news. hhsohuhehy .— immediately leak it to sky news. absolutely . and— immediately leak it to sky news. absolutely . and so— immediately leak it to sky news. absolutely . and so literally- immediately leak it to sky news. absolutely. and so literally me, somebody was commenting , an mp somebody was commenting, an mp was commenting saying that , you was commenting saying that, you know, there's going to be some smug people there. and then i and i mentioned, well, it's already out there , as you said, already out there, as you said, through sky news , i commented through sky news, i commented and said , well, i hope that and said, well, i hope that you're happy, rishi, and because i feel let down. boris that moment of that 2019 election, god, it was amazing. yeah. and it's going to be a long time until we were like that again . until we were like that again. and of course, boris did give them— and of course, boris did give hhhh hhe— and of course, boris did give rishi the career— and of course, boris did give rishi the career that he has now . i rishi the career that he has now . h hhhh— rishi the career that he has now . h hhhh o— rishi the career that he has now . hhhhh o hoh— rishi the career that he has now . i think a lot of— rishi the career that he has now . i think a lot of people eomhhehehy— . i think a lot of people completely forgot it, plucked mm— completely forgot it, plucked hhm ouh— completely forgot it, plucked hhm ouh oh— completely forgot it, plucked him out of obscurity. he backed mm— him out of obscurity. he backed hhm ho— him out of obscurity. he backed hhm ho he— him out of obscurity. he backed hhm ho he he— him out of obscurity. he backed him to be his chancellor. hheohuhehy. — him to be his chancellor. absolutely. he- him to be his chancellor. absolutely. he wasn't really ehouhe— absolutely. he wasn't really showing loyalty. \jjz?j t

showing loyalty. no, completely . wett— showing loyalty. no, completely . huehh. hook.— showing loyalty. no, completely . well, look. andrea— showing loyalty. \jjz?j t well, look. andrea jenkyns, . well, look. andrea jenkyns, hm— . well, look. andrea jenkyns, h-m eo— . well, look. andrea jenkyns, h-m eo-hoh— . well, look. andrea jenkyns, h-m eo-hohyou- well, look. andrea jenkyns, i'm so for you, dave. i'm so happy for you, dave. moreo— i'm so happy for you, dave. andrew you're— i'm so happy for you, dave. andrew you're not too big to on me— andrew you're not too big to come on the show now, are you, hhoh— come on the show now, are you, hhoh you-he— come on the show now, are you, now that you're dame? oh now that you're a dame? oh i meoh-ehhhh— now that you're a dame? oh i mean, still pinching myself, mean, i'm still pinching myself, you—hegheh- mean, i'm still pinching myself, you—hetheh he- mean, i'm still pinching myself,i you—regret is mum you know, my only regret is mum theo— you know, my only regret is mum thee oh— you know, my only regret is mum died at christmas. _ you know, my only regret is mum died at christmas. c died at christmas. i wish she'd thou— died at christmas. i wish she'd lived see. see this? lived to see. see this? because my a blunt yorkshire my mum is a blunt yorkshire woman. she's saying blowing, you know. hell, dame now. know. hell, she's a dame now. mum no. iwas mum would be saying no. i was speaking to jacob “cg iwas speaking to jacob rees—mogg ehher— speaking to jacob rees—mogg ehhehhhe— speaking to jacob rees—mogg after the show— speaking to jacob rees—mogg after the show and we said exoehhy— after the show and we said eooehhy hhe— after the show and we said exactly the same thing. a exactly the same thing. what a shame — exactly the same thing. what a shame.-was here.- exactly the same thing. what a shame. was here. oh, shame. his dad was here. oh, hhoh-e— shame. his dad was here. oh, hhoh-e hovehy— shame. his dad was here. oh, that's lovely. so— shame. his dad was here. oh, that's lovely. so bless, bless you.— that's lovely. so bless, bless you—wouhol that's lovely. so bless, blessi you—youth he that's lovely. so bless, bless- you._would be very you. but your mum would be very mout— you. but your mum would be very trout-home— you. but your mum would be very proud-dame andrea- proud of you. dame andrea tehhyhe— proud of you. dame andrea jenkyns congratulations again . jenkyns, congratulations again. but jenkyns, congratulations again. huh—hom- but coming up as boris sensationally- but coming up as boris sensationally resigns as an mp hhe— sensationally resigns as an mp over the witch— sensationally resigns as an mp over the witch hunt, is it heohhy— over the witch hunt, is it heohhy hhe— over the witch hunt, is it really the end- over the witch hunt, is it really the end of his political career or will— really the end of his political career or will he _ really the end of his political career or will he make a epeehoeuhm— career or will he make a spectacular comeback and save the spectacular comeback and save hhe homeo— spectacular comeback and save the tories from _ spectacular comeback and save the tories from electoral ohhvhoh— the tories from electoral ohhhhoh e— the tories from electoral oblivion ? one- the tories from electoral oblivion ? one former mep, oblivion? one former tory mep, oh— oblivion? one former tory mep, oh me— oblivion? one former tory mep, one of his biggest— oblivion? one former tory mep, one of his biggest allies, david campbell—bannerman, debates home-e— campbell—bannerman, debates boris's future— campbell—bannerman, debates boris's future and— campbell—bannerman, debates boris's future and legacy with home— boris's future and legacy with former conservative cabinet mhmeheh— former conservative cabinet minister david— former conservative cabinet minister david mellor. later in the minister david mellor. later in hhe ehou. — minister david mellor. later in hhe ehou. huh— minister david mellor. later in the show. but next, as nicola shutteoh— the show. but next, as nicola shuheeoh he— the show. but next, as nicola sturgeon is arrested over the growing— sturgeon is arrested over the groom sut— sturgeon is arrested over the growing snp finances scandal, shoute— growing snp finances scandal,

ehouho her— growing snp finances scandal, should her successor humza ueeeeeh— should her successor humza useless now suspend her from the party— useless now suspend her from the why hor— useless now suspend her from the they hoh hhe— useless now suspend her from the they hoh hhe gooe— useless now suspend her from the party for the good of scotland uhhhh— party for the good of scotland uhhhh hhe— party for the good of scotland until the investigation concludes. _ until the investigation concludes. my superstar panel oehohe— concludes. my superstar panel oehohe hhoh— concludes. my superstar panel debate that shortly. plus, i'll hung— debate that shortly. plus, i'll hhhg you— debate that shortly. plus, i'll hhhg you me— debate that shortly. plus, i'll bring you the first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front totes— tomorrow's newspaper. front page hoh— tomorrow's newspaper. front page hoh ohh— tomorrow's newspaper. front pages hot off the press. we're heeh— pages hot off the press. we're heeh h— pages hot off the press. we're heeh h tueh— pages hot off the press. we're back in just two— pages hot off the press. we're back in just two minutes time .

his 10:00pm. i'm dan wootton homem— his 10:00pm. i'm dan wootton homehh hme— his 10:00pm. i'm dan wootton tonight this weekend in a truly eeheehe— tonight this weekend in a truly seismic political— tonight this weekend in a truly seismic political scandal, a home— seismic political scandal, a former first— seismic political scandal, a former first minister of seohhomh— former first minister of scotland was- former first minister of scotland was placed under omeeh — scotland was placed under omeeh shy— scotland was placed under arrest. sly news- scotland was placed under arrest. sly news and the bias hush. — arrest. sly news and the bias msm. meanwhile were celebrating hhhthe— msm. meanwhile were celebrating them down— msm. meanwhile were celebrating bringing down boris johnson even o theee— bringing down boris johnson even o theee oh— bringing down boris johnson even over a piece of cake— bringing down boris johnson even over a piece of cake , quickly over a piece of cake, quickly hhehhg— over a piece of cake, quickly flicking through— over a piece of cake, quickly flicking through it. . flicking through it. liz it's an extraordinary statement. well, you haven't even got to the best bit because he's standing down as an mp , so as the kangaroo as an mp, so as the kangaroo court of the privileges

committee aims to remove him from for parliament good, boris johnson has declared war on rishi sunak and the woke blob. and in a moment, conservator of heoyyuehghhe— and in a moment, conservator of heavyweights david campbell bannerman and— heavyweights david campbell bannerman and david mellor hohhhe— bannerman and david mellor hohhhe th— bannerman and david mellor battle it out— bannerman and david mellor battle it out over— bannerman and david mellor battle it out over boris as i ooh— battle it out over boris as i ooh th— battle it out over boris as i ooh hh he— battle it out over boris as i ask if he still— battle it out over boris as i ask if he still represents the ohhy— ask if he still represents the only lifeline _ ask if he still represents the only lifeline for— ask if he still represents the only lifeline for the tories to hhem— only lifeline for the tories to save them from _ only lifeline for the tories to save them from electoral ohhvhoh. — save them from electoral oblivion. and— save them from electoral oblivion. and before that, as humzo— oblivion. and before that, as humza useless,— oblivion. and before that, as humza useless, confirms that he is humza useless, confirms that he he again— humza useless, confirms that he is once again sticking by his hohhhheoh— is once again sticking by his political mentor. h t political mentor. nicola sturgeon— political mentor. nicola sturgeon like colin beattie , sturgeon like colin beattie, like peter murrell, of course, released without charge. and therefore i think there- released without charge. and therefore i think there is- c ht.“whcgh: and therefore i think there is no reason for their— therefore i think there is no reason for their membership to be reason for their membership to he euepemheo— reason for their membership to be suspended . _ reason for their membership to be suspended . is— reason for their membership to be suspended . t. ”h:“. be suspended. is the current first minister leading his party into ruin by refusing to suspend nicola sturgeon? that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight i'm joined by carole maloney , benjamin carole maloney, benjamin butterworth, and belinda de lucy. plus as a source close to the king tells the sunday times that he is getting increasingly frustrated at prince harry's behaviour , as does the monarch behaviour, as does the monarch need to discipline his vengeful son before he mounts the next

courtroom crusade . we also courtroom crusade. we also tackle that one in the media buzz next. and as ratings for this morning halve since the scandalous departure of phillip schofield to these new cringe couple, holly willoughby and craig doyle were left hunting for viewers and you entered and don't get cross. i know, but ooh-h— don't get cross. i know, but ooh-h eeh— don't get cross. i know, but don't get cross— don't get cross. i know, but don't get cross .— don't get cross. i know, but don't get cross . one- c“ . hcgh:. t i know, but don't get cross . one more ring don't get cross. one more ring ohe— don't get cross. one more ring ohe hheh— don't get cross. one more ring ohe men he— don't get cross. one more ring and then it's done— don't get cross. one more ring and then it's done . jhih and then it's done. do you know why?— and then it's done. do you know why? it's because we've gone early. so ahead of her bombshell ehouoouh— early. so ahead of her bombshell showdown with— early. so ahead of her bombshell showdown with mps— iwp so ahead of her bombshell showdown with mps on wednesday has showdown with mps on wednesday hoe hhv-e— showdown with mps on wednesday hoe hhv-e uter— showdown with mps on wednesday has itv's uber woke— showdown with mps on wednesday has itv's uber woke chief eeeuhhe— has itv's uber woke chief executive carolyn mccall oveheeehe— executive carolyn mccall overseeing the demise of the hit ooyhhme— overseeing the demise of the hit ooyhhme ehou— overseeing the demise of the hit daytime show fleet street legend hehvhh— daytime show fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie _ daytime show fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie has lots of news on this. _ kelvin mackenzie has lots of news on this. and uncancelled . news on this. and uncancelled. hue-hh— news on this. and uncancelled. hue-hh eveoh— news on this. and uncancelled. we'll reveal a— news on this. and uncancelled. we'll reveal a new— news on this. and uncancelled. we'll reveal a new greatest hhhhohh— we'll reveal a new greatest huhhohh ohe— we'll reveal a new greatest britain and union jackass as hehooe— britain and union jackass as ever before, the— britain and union jackass as ever before, the night is out. hheh— ever before, the night is out. first newspaper— ever before, the night is out. first newspaper front page is omhvhho— first newspaper front page is omhvhhe hoh— first newspaper front page is arriving hot off— first newspaper front page is arriving hot off the press in mere moments— arriving hot off the press in mere moments to write after the news headlines— mere moments to write after the news headlines with polly middlehurst— news headlines with polly middlehurst .— news headlines with polly middlehurst . east j5“ middlehurst. east dan, thank you.— middlehurst. east dan, thank you. good evening, boris johnson formally stepped down as an mp

this afternoon after accusing rishi sunak of talking rubbish in an escalating row between the pair and that's after the prime minister claimed mr johnson pair and that's after the prime minister claimed mrjohnson had asked him to overrule checks for house of lords honours nominations. boris johnson is blaming downing street for conservative mps and key allies for failing to appear on the list, despite being nominated by him, including nadine dorries alok sharma and nigel adams. rishi sunak says overruling the vetting committee wasn't something he wanted 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 for people. now, i wasn't prepared to do hhoh— now, i wasn't prepared to do hhoh. ae— now, i wasn't prepared to do hhoh. ae h— now, i wasn't prepared to do that. as i said,— now, i wasn't prepared to do that. as i said, i— now, i wasn't prepared to do that. as i said, i didn't think it that. as i said, i didn't think hh woe— that. as i said, i didn't think hh hem.— that. as i said, i didn't think it was right. it— that. as i said, i didn't think it was right. it and if people ooh-h— it was right. it and if people ooh-h hhhe— it was right. it and if people don't like that,— it was right. it and if people don't like that, then tough. “ don't like that, then tough. in ehher— don't like that, then tough. in ohheh newe— don't like that, then tough. in other news today,— don't like that, then tough. in other news today, a - don't like that, then tough. in other news today, a man- don't like that, then tough. in other news today, a man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a 21 year old woman in northern ireland. chloe

mitchell was last seen in the early hours of june the 3rd. a murder inquiry was launched after suspected human remains were found in ballymoney yesterday. 27 year old brandon john rainey is accused of murder. a 34 year old man has also been charged with assisting offenders and has been remanded in custody . now humza yousaf has in custody. now humza yousaf has said he sees no reason to suspend nicola sturgeon from the snp following her arrest . suspend nicola sturgeon from the snp following her arrest. but snp following her arrest. but snp parliamentarians have called on the former first minister to resign the whip after she was questioned yesterday by police investigating the party's finances . she was released finances. she was released without charge and insists she's innocent of any wrongdoing . innocent of any wrongdoing. former us president donald trump landed in miami, florida today. he's due to appear in court tomorrow . mr trump faces charges tomorrow. mr trump faces charges of mishandling classified documents as he's accused of allegedly unlawfully keeping us

national security documents and then lying to officials who tried to recover them despite the former president's legal battles , his popularity among battles, his popularity among republican voters, though, is still high. opinion polls show him far ahead of his competition. rivals for the presidential nomination . and it presidential nomination. and it was a sea of blue in manchester tonight as city fans took to the streets to celebrate their treble triumph with a victory parade . rain didn't keep parade. rain didn't keep hundreds of thousands of people away from the city centre to celebrate after manchester city secured champions league trophy with a 1—0 win over inter milan. that was in istanbul on saturday and it added to the magic third trophy as they've already won the premier league title. and of course the fa cup. congratulations to all man city fans. you're up to date on tv online, dab+ radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news .

britain's news. channel tomorrow's news britain's news. channel- . tomorrow's news tonight. now britain's news. channel— . tomorrow's news tonight. now in britain's news. channel— . tomorrow'sfirst/s tonight. now in britain's news. channel— . tomorrow'sfirst/s ton pagesiow in our mediabuzz first front pages are our mediabuzz first front pages ohe-oh— our mediabuzz first front pages ohe-ohh hhe— our mediabuzz first front pages are-off the press.- our mediabuzz first front pages are off the press. one are in hot off the press. one ehohy— are in hot off the press. one story dominating— are in hot off the press. one story dominating . all all out story dominating. all all out he— story dominating. all all out he he— story dominating. all all out war is the headline in the metro as war is the headline in the metro oe howe— war is the headline in the metro as boris johnson— war is the headline in the metro as boris johnson and rishi sunak hoote— as boris johnson and rishi sunak hhooe vhehoue— as boris johnson and rishi sunak trade vicious blows— as boris johnson and rishi sunak trade vicious blows after the hume— trade vicious blows after the prime minister— trade vicious blows after the prime minister refused to change whee— prime minister refused to change huhee hoh— prime minister refused to change huhee hoh hot-oe— prime minister refused to change rules for bojo's resignations on his rules for bojo's resignations on hhe hheh. — rules for bojo's resignations on hhe hheh. hhe— rules for bojo's resignations on his list. the independent also heooe— his list. the independent also heooe whhh— his list. the independent also leads with that— his list. the independent also leads with that latest tory ehh— leads with that latest tory ehvhh wo— leads with that latest tory civil war as— leads with that latest tory civil war as boris hits out at pm_ civil war as boris hits out at how hhehh — civil war as boris hits out at pm rishi sunak— civil war as boris hits out at pm rishi sunak for talking huhhheh— pm rishi sunak for talking rubbish over— pm rishi sunak for talking rubbish over his house of lords homhhohhoh— rubbish over his house of lords nomination and— rubbish over his house of lords nomination and the eye newspaper ehoee— nomination and the eye newspaper ehoee how— nomination and the eye newspaper ehoee how he— nomination and the eye newspaper exposes how the uk's home for uhohhe— exposes how the uk's home for ukraine refugee— exposes how the uk's home for ukraine refugee scheme has ohhoweo— ukraine refugee scheme has ohhoweo o— ukraine refugee scheme has allowed a russian intelligence oeehehee— allowed a russian intelligence agencies family— allowed a russian intelligence agencies family to join him in homhh— agencies family to join him in hohooh whhh— agencies family to join him in london, with one— agencies family to join him in london, with one us security source warning— london, with one us security source warning he shouldn't be a hee— source warning he shouldn't be a he he— source warning he shouldn't be a free man. he has— source warning he shouldn't be a free man. he has russia's intel ooehh— free man. he has russia's intel ooehh eewhee— free man. he has russia's intel agent service connections . my agent service connections. my euhehehoh— agent service connections. my euhehehoh hoheh— agent service connections. my superstar panel back with me hoh— superstar panel back with me hoh hohhy— superstar panel back with me now, top daily express columnist cohohe— now, top daily express columnist carole malone,— now, top daily express columnist carole malone, the— now, top daily express columnist carole malone, the journalist

ohe— carole malone, the journalist and broadcaster— carole malone, the journalist and broadcaster esther benjamin huhhehwohhh— and broadcaster esther benjamin butterworth, and— and broadcaster esther benjamin butterworth, and former brexit party— butterworth, and former brexit hohy wet— butterworth, and former brexit hohy whh ohe— butterworth, and former brexit party mep and political commentator- party mep and political commentator belinda de lucy . now commentator belinda de lucy. now wheoho— commentator belinda de lucy. now wheoho ehuhoeoh— commentator belinda de lucy. now nicola sturgeon was— commentator belinda de lucy. now nicola sturgeon was sensation omeeheo— nicola sturgeon was sensation omeeheo hy— nicola sturgeon was sensation arrested by scottish police yeehehooy— arrested by scottish police yeehehooy oe— arrested by scottish police yesterday as part of their investigation— yesterday as part of their investigation into a missing eeooooo— investigation into a missing £600,000 from _ investigation into a missing £600,000 from the snp finances . £600,000 from the snp finances. homeo— £600,000 from the snp finances. home hheh— £600,000 from the snp finances. former first minister was reheoeeo— former first minister was released without charge last hhehh— released without charge last hhohh ohe— released without charge last night and speedily released a ehohemehh— night and speedily released a statement saying i know beyond oouhh— statement saying i know beyond oouhh hhoh— statement saying i know beyond oouhh hhoh h— statement saying i know beyond doubt that i am— statement saying i know beyond doubt that i am in— statement saying i know beyond doubt that i am in fact innocent of doubt that i am in fact innocent oh ony— doubt that i am in fact innocent of any wrongdoing. but of course hhoh— of any wrongdoing. but of course hhoh he— of any wrongdoing. but of course hhoh he hoh— of any wrongdoing. but of course hhoh he hoh ho— of any wrongdoing. but of course that is not to decide and this hoheeh— that is not to decide and this latest humiliation for the snp has latest humiliation for the snp hoe heoheheo— latest humiliation for the snp has reopened divisions with the hush— has reopened divisions with the msp, michelle— has reopened divisions with the msp, michelle thomson , reminding msp, michelle thomson, reminding the msp, michelle thomson, reminding hhe huhhhe— msp, michelle thomson, reminding hhe huhhhe hhoh— msp, michelle thomson, reminding the public that back in 2015, when— the public that back in 2015, when sturgeon _ the public that back in 2015, when sturgeon was leader, she mote— when sturgeon was leader, she mooe ho— when sturgeon was leader, she was made to resign the whip ohheh— was made to resign the whip after questions— was made to resign the whip after questions were raised ohouh— after questions were raised ohouh her— after questions were raised about her property dealings, hhouoh— about her property dealings, even though she was never investigated— even though she was never investigated and certainly not meet- investigated and certainly not omeeheo .— investigated and certainly not omeeheo . h— investigated and certainly not arrested . in a— investigated and certainly not arrested . in a statement arrested. in a statement reheoeeo— arrested. in a statement released today, thomson said the hem— released today, thomson said the hem hhhho— released today, thomson said the hohh hhhho hoh— released today, thomson said the right thing for the— released today, thomson said the right thing for the former first whhheheh— right thing for the former first whhheheh ho— right thing for the former first minister to do— right thing for the former first minister to do is— right thing for the former first minister to do is resign the snp whhh— minister to do is resign the snp whhp heouee— minister to do is resign the snp whip because her— minister to do is resign the snp whip because her values should be consistent. _ whip because her values should be consistent. however over as ueuoh— be consistent. however over as ueuoh humzo— be consistent. however over as usual, humza useless said today hhoh— usual, humza useless said today hhoh he— usual, humza useless said today hhoh he woe— usual, humza useless said today that he was sticking by ehuhoeoh. —

that he was sticking by sturgeon. i'll- that he was sticking by sturgeon. i'll do what i believe is sturgeon. i'll do what i believe he hem— sturgeon. i'll do what i believe he hhohh ho— sturgeon. i'll do what i believe he hhohh ho hhe— sturgeon. i'll do what i believe is right to the values of homo— is right to the values of natural justice and nicola shuhoeoh— natural justice and nicola sturgeon, like— natural justice and nicola sturgeon, like colin beattie, hhhe— sturgeon, like colin beattie, hhhe heheh— sturgeon, like colin beattie, like peter murrell of course, reheoeeo— like peter murrell of course, released without charge . ' “c released without charge. and hhehehohe— released without charge. and hhehehohe h— released without charge. and therefore i think— released without charge. and therefore i think there is no reason for their membership to be suspended . the thing is , be suspended. the thing is, carole malone, she she had these very tough rules in place. she reminds me a bit of hh:p cg“ “ t she reminds me a bit of carolyn meow.— reminds me a bit of carolyn wecohh. hhe— reminds me a bit of carolyn mccall, the itv— reminds me a bit of carolyn mccall, the itv chief executive. she— mccall, the itv chief executive. she woe— mccall, the itv chief executive. she eo— mccall, the itv chief executive. she was so quick— mccall, the itv chief executive. she was so quick to judge eeryohe— she was so quick to judge everyone else.— she was so quick to judge everyone else. and that's the hhhhe — everyone else. and that's the hhhhe hh— everyone else. and that's the thing. if this— everyone else. and that's the thing. if this had- everyone else. and that's the thing. �*" “5c thing. if this had been happening a leader party happening to a leader of a party in this country, even an ex leader of a party, she would have been the one screaming the loudest that would loudest that that person would have be suspend defended. you have to be suspend defended. you know, has suspended have to be suspend defended. you know, for has suspended have to be suspend defended. you know, for a has suspended have to be suspend defended. you know, for a lot has suspended have to be suspend defended. you know, for a lot ha than 3ended have to be suspend defended. you know, for a lot ha than this.3d people for a lot less than this. the has suspended people for the snp has suspended people for a lot less than this and they're all . they said the all useless. they said on the telly know she's been telly that you know she's been released well telly that you know she's been rele hasi well telly that you know she's been rele has for well telly that you know she's been rele has for now well telly that you know she's been rele has for now pending well telly that you know she's been rele has for now pending further she has for now pending further investigation. is saying investigation. no one is saying she's anything. she's guilty of anything. we have about that. but have to be clear about that. but she she was arrested and let she has she was arrested and let go pending further investigations. know , investigations. now, you know, and said in her statement, and she said in her statement, she said she was shocked and

distressed at being arrested , distressed at being arrested, not half as shocked. and distress out as those donors who gave 600 grand for a second referendum. and the money has disappeared. they're the ones who are entitled to be shocked and distressed, not her. and if you're leading a political party, to know where party, you ought to know where the money is. who's got it and what's happening to it. and if you don't, you're not running a party. well, in fact, belinda, we saw, didn't— party. well, in fact, belinda, we saw, didn't we,- well, in fact, belinda, we saw, didn't we, previously, ehuhehow— we saw, didn't we, previously, sturgeon when _ we saw, didn't we, previously, sturgeon when people had asked her ohouh— sturgeon when people had asked her ohouh hhe— sturgeon when people had asked her about the money, said homhho— her about the money, said hohhhholeee— her about the money, said nothing see here. don't ask nothing to see here. don't ask any— nothing to see here. don't ask my oueehhohe— nothing to see here. don't ask any questions, don't leak ohyhhhhe— any questions, don't leak ohyhhhhe hre— any questions, don't leak anything. we saw that in leaked woeo. — anything. we saw that in leaked woeo. h— anything. we saw that in leaked woeo. h-my— anything. we saw that in leaked video. i-my gosh,- anything. we saw that in leaked video. cg video. i mean, my gosh, she's got gift of the to try got the gift of the gab to try and people's interest away and push people's interest away from it's too late now from her. but it's too late now . the cameras are all up in her grill. and, you know, to be honest, i think her and the snp are bad for scotland and i think it absolutely imperative that it is absolutely imperative that humza keeps her on and humza yousaf keeps her on and doesn't suspend her because it will accelerate the utter unravelling of the snp. in the words of napoleon . you know, if words of napoleon. you know, if your enemies making mistake,

don't interrupt him. and i think the whole thing is going to unravel as long as humza and sturgeon are part of the party, which is a good thing. however, benjamin, i which is a good thing. however, hehtomhh h oo— which is a good thing. however, benjamin, i do have— which is a good thing. however, benjamin, i do have a- g “cg however, benjamin, i do have a real issue oeehhhe— benjamin, i do have a real issue oeehhhe hhe— benjamin, i do have a real issue oeehhhe hhe woy— benjamin, i do have a real issue despite the way that sturgeon hehoveo— despite the way that sturgeon behaved with _ despite the way that sturgeon behaved with others, i have a eoh— behaved with others, i have a reoh heeue— behaved with others, i have a real issue of— behaved with others, i have a real issue of society now, judging— real issue of society now, judging ho— real issue of society now, judging to declare people guilty and judging to declare people guilty oho h— judging to declare people guilty oho h worry— judging to declare people guilty and i worry that— judging to declare people guilty and i worry that we could set a hreeeoehh— and i worry that we could set a precedent with— and i worry that we could set a precedent with sturgeon on this. i precedent with sturgeon on this. h meoh— precedent with sturgeon on this. h .— precedent with sturgeon on this. h . h— precedent with sturgeon on this. i mean , i think,— precedent with sturgeon on this. i mean , i think, you know, in i mean, i think, you know, in horhhomehh— i mean, i think, you know, in parliament the— i mean, i think, you know, in parliament the precedent of euehehohhe— parliament the precedent of suspending the— parliament the precedent of suspending the whip is what they do suspending the whip is what they to when— suspending the whip is what they do when someone's being investigated. _ do when someone's being investigated. cg“.7 investigated. but is that right? so that it can. that's my point. is that right? because i know it is is that right? because i know it he whe— is that right? because i know it he tore oh— is that right? because i know it he tore oh hhe— is that right? because i know it is mps at the moment who have heeh— is mps at the moment who have been suspended.— is mps at the moment who have been suspended. right. i'm not going— been suspended. right. i'm not 90i"9.9°_ been suspended. right. i'm not going-90 hho— been suspended. right. i'm not going go into who, but they going to go into who, but they are absolutely— going to go into who, but they are absolutely convinced and hehheve— are absolutely convinced and believe that— are absolutely convinced and believe that they are innocent of believe that they are innocent oh—however- believe that they are innocent of_ however their. of any crime. however their rehuhohhoh— of any crime. however their reputation-been- of any crime. however their reputation been dragged reputation has been dragged hhroueh— reputation has been dragged- hhrouoh—hhey-ve reputation has been dragged- thro the _they've reputation has been dragged- thro the whip—they've reputation has been dragged thro the whip suspended. they've reputation has been dragged thro the whip suspended. ithey've reputation has been dragged thro the whip suspended. i mean, had the whip suspended. i mean, it's had the whip suspended. i mean, he o— had the whip suspended. i mean, it's a reasonable— had the whip suspended. i mean, it's a reasonable point. ' c it's a reasonable point. and as you— it's a reasonable point. and as you soy.— it's a reasonable point. and as you eoy. h— it's a reasonable point. and as you eoy. h or— it's a reasonable point. and as you eoy. h h— it's a reasonable point. and as you say, i can i can— it's a reasonable point. and as you say, i can i can think of people, maybe people. people, maybe the same people. it a very harsh it can be a very harsh punishment. just just finish hhoh—

punishment. just just finish that reasonable— “ just just finish that reasonable point . this that reasonable point. this is wehro. — that reasonable point. this is weird. finally— that reasonable point. this is weird. “:”r: that's that reasonable point. this is weird. “r:”r: that's all weird. finally here. that's all i weird. finally here. that's all hwohh— weird. finally here. that's all hwohhho— weird. finally here. that's all i want to hear— weird. finally here. that's all i want to hear from _ weird. “h:.”h: that's all i want to hear from benjamin huhherworhh— i want to hear from benjamin butterworth. it— i want to hear from benjamin butterworth. it is— i want to hear from benjamin butterworth. it is a reasonable hwohhh— butterworth. it is a reasonable hohhh. hhohh— butterworth. it is a reasonable point. thank you— butterworth. it is a reasonable point. thank you much. just point. thank you so much. just tomo— point. thank you so much. just going ho— point. thank you so much. just we're going to we're we're going to move on. we're oohho—heeoueei we're going to move on. we're| going—because the going to move on because the suhooy— going to move on because the suhooy hhmee— going to move on because the sunday times has— going to move on because the sunday times has reported the ouhe— sunday times has reported the duke oh— sunday times has reported the duke of sussex's_ sunday times has reported the duke of sussex's court crusade hoe— duke of sussex's court crusade hoe hoheh— duke of sussex's court crusade hoe hoheh hhe— duke of sussex's court crusade has taken his relationship with his has taken his relationship with hhe—hhhe— has taken his relationship with hhe—hhhe ho- has taken his relationship with hhe—hhhe ho o- has taken his relationship with his king, to a new his father, the king, to a new how. — his father, the king, to a new how. so— his father, the king, to a new low. so speaking— his father, the king, to a new low. so speaking to the papers, royoh— low. so speaking to the papers, royoh-hhoyo— low. so speaking to the papers, royoh-hhoyo-ol royal editor roya nikkhah, a source revealed— royal editor roya nikkhah, a source revealed the king brings horry— source revealed the king brings horry uh.— source revealed the king brings horry up. every— source revealed the king brings harry up. every time i see him. i harry up. every time i see him. h ooh-h— harry up. every time i see him. h ooh-h hhhhh— harry up. every time i see him. i don't think we've— harry up. every time i see him. i don't think we've moved past eoh— i don't think we've moved past eoo oho— i don't think we've moved past sad and bewildered, but there's a sad and bewildered, but there's o hhh— sad and bewildered, but there's o hhh moe— sad and bewildered, but there's a bit more frustration at his hehovhour— a bit more frustration at his behaviour because it just keeps going— behaviour because it just keeps going oho— behaviour because it just keeps going oho hhoh— behaviour because it just keeps going and nick gibb makes the room— going and nick gibb makes the hohhh hhoh— going and nick gibb makes the hohhh hhoh horry— going and nick gibb makes the point that harry doesn't care heouee— point that harry doesn't care heeouee-he- point that harry doesn't care because he knows there because quote, he knows there are no consequences to his oehhohe— are no consequences to his oehhohe oho— are no consequences to his actions and monarchy has no actions and the monarchy has no he ho— actions and the monarchy has no more levers to pull— actions and the monarchy has no more levers to pull . earl, more levers to pull. earl, however, caramalised the king eoee— however, caramalised the king ooee ehhhh— however, caramalised the king does still have— however, caramalised the king does still have some leverage, rhohhe— does still have some leverage, right? because _ does still have some leverage, right? because isn't it getting to right? because isn't it getting ho hhe— right? because isn't it getting ho hhe hohhh— right? because isn't it getting to the point where he just needs to to the point where he just needs ho eoy— to the point where he just needs ho eoy oehuohhy— to the point where he just needs to say actually, the— to the point where he just needs to say actually, the titles are gone— to say actually, the titles are gone heouee— to say actually, the titles are gone because you are taking the whey— gone because you are taking the whehey e — gone because you are taking the whehey e h— gone because you are taking the mickey ? i actually— gone because you are taking the mickey ? t “

harry right from the very start. had complained. right. had they complained. right. you know, harry been saying know, if harry had been saying what was saying anyone what he was saying about anyone else, than the royal else, other than the royal family, have had to family, he would have had to prove what he'd said. maybe a prove what he'd said. maybe in a court people court of law, because people would would be called would not would not be called racist . they would be called racist. they would not be called the that he has called the things that he has called them without taking some kind of action it. so i think in the action on it. so i think in the moh— action on it. so i think in the main, charles— action on it. so i think in the main, charles has— action on it. so i think in the main, charles has got- t . so i think in the main, charles has got himself to home— main, charles has got himself to hhome oh— main, charles has got himself to blame on this. _ main, charles has got himself to blame on this. he— main, charles has got himself to blame on this. : c blame on this. he has allowed harry to do this. harry has pushed it to the limit to see how far he can go and what he's realised is he can say and do exact what he wants without recourse family. and recourse from the family. and the is, the only thing the thing is, the only thing that happened to him, i could never he invited never understand why he invited him coronation. i know him to the coronation. i know he's but, you know, he's his son, but, you know, he's his son, but, you know, he's a loose cannon. he's he's a he's a loose cannon. and there could have been a problem there with what harry said the the said or did. but the only the only punish harry had at only punish that harry had at the was he was in the the coronation was he was in the third row in westminster abbey. that's the only punishment he got the stuff that got for all the stuff that he's done. was relegated the done. he was relegated to the third sat with the third row, not sat with the royals. care? he royals. does he care? no, he doesn't care. but now he's got

it his head. and even if this it in his head. and even if this court case is even he wins, court case is even if he wins, it, this is not going to be the end because he believes it is his job to save the media. and this going to on and go this is going to go on and go on.and this is going to go on and go on. and he believes it's his to job monarchy. so he's job save the monarchy. so he's going attacking the going to keep attacking the monarchy long as he's monarchy for as long as he's allowed. and the way charles has been, that's to be been, that's going to be forever. has to get forever. charles has to get tough and stop it now. now, benjamin butterworth,- .hih.cg“ 5j“c . now, benjamin butterworth, i can't hehheve— benjamin butterworth, i can't hehheve-you— benjamin butterworth, i can't hehheve-you-uh- benjamin butterworth, i can't. believe-you-uplthis believe that you sign up to this hoeo— believe that you sign up to this hoeo-horry-e— believe that you sign up to this idea harry's trying to idea that harry's trying to ehohoe— idea that harry's trying to change monarchy for the change the monarchy for the hehher. — change the monarchy for the hehher. .hoh. — change the monarchy for the better.-not. he's- change the monarchy for the. better.-not. he's-to better. he's not. he's trying to mohe— better. he's not. he's trying to mohe money— better. he's not. he's trying to make money. trying make money. he's trying to eehhhe— make money. he's trying to eehhhe-.— make money. he's trying to eehhhe-. he-e- make money. he's trying to settle . he's trying to settle scores. he's trying to ruh— settle scores. he's trying to hhe— settle scores. he's trying to ruin the life— settle scores. he's trying to ruin the life of_ settle scores. he's trying to ruin the life of his elderly hohher. — ruin the life of his elderly hohher. h— ruin the life of his elderly father. i think— ruin the life of his elderly father. i think it's despicable . how— father. i think it's despicable . how oh— father. i think it's despicable . how you— father. i think it's despicable . how can you defend it? well i ooh-h— . how can you defend it? well i ooh-h hhhhh— . how can you defend it? well i don't think he's— . how can you defend it? well i don't think he's trying to make money— don't think he's trying to make money because— don't think he's trying to make money because this court case is hhhehy— money because this court case is hhhehy tomo— money because this court case is hhhehy going ho— money because this court case is likely going to cost— money because this court case is likely going to cost a seven hheure—eeemei figure sum. and it seems unlikely that he will win it. but he is trying to make a point about the way in which the monarchy works and the way in which the media has treated people like harry and the fact that wrong. know, this that it's wrong. you know, this is had a very is someone who had a very traumatising childhood. oh i

don't sorry. i'm sorry. i don't i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i have hindsight. sick of that. i'm have hindsight. sick of that. h-m ehoh— have hindsight. sick of that. h-m eheh oh— have hindsight. sick of that. i'm sick of that.— have hindsight. sick of that. i'm sick of that. can- have hindsight. sick of that. i'm sick of that. can i- “ “c3 cg“. sick of that. i'm sick of that. can i just mohe— i'm sick of that. can i just mohe o— i'm sick of that. can i just make a new rule on this show every— make a new rule on this show every hhme— make a new rule on this show every hhme we— make a new rule on this show every time we speak about prince horry— every time we speak about prince horry. heh-e— every time we speak about prince horry. heh-e tueh— every time we speak about prince harry, let's just assume from hhe— harry, let's just assume from the_understand| harry, let's just assume from - the—understand and the start that we understand and hhoh—mohher- the start that we understand and that—mother and- that he lost his mother and hroumohhe— that he lost his mother and traumatic circumstances when he was traumatic circumstances when he woelyouhe— traumatic circumstances when he woelyouhe toy.— traumatic circumstances when he woelyouhe toy-hm- traumatic circumstances when he was young boy. i'm sorry. was a young boy. but i'm sorry. vhrhuohhy— was a young boy. but i'm sorry. virtually-person- was a young boy. but i'm sorry. virtually person who we virtually every person who we eheoh—ehow. i speak about on this show, vhrhuohhy— speak about on this show, virtually every— speak about on this show, virtually every guest who i hhhervhew.— virtually every guest who i interview, through virtually every guest who i- interview,-through some interview, has gone through some sort interview, has gone through some eoh—hhehuohhe- interview, has gone through some sort—including you- sort of trauma, including you oho— sort of trauma, including you ohe-ouh— sort of trauma, including you and-own life.- sort of trauma, including you and own life. and it's not and your own life. and it's not and your own life. and it's not oh-hoo— and your own life. and it's not an-bad behaviour.i and your own life. and it's not. an-bad behaviour. and an excuse for bad behaviour. and you-whohe— an excuse for bad behaviour. and you-whohe hh-e— an excuse for bad behaviour. and you what? it's certainly you know what? it's certainly hoh— you know what? it's certainly hohleveuee— you know what? it's certainly not-excuse for— you know what? it's certainly not excuse for treating the not an excuse for treating the he— not an excuse for treating the reeh oh— not an excuse for treating the reeh oh you— not an excuse for treating the rest of your relatives like uhher— rest of your relatives like uhher- h - rest of your relatives like uhher-h om- rest of your relatives like utter-i am justj rest of your relatives like- utter-i am just sick utter crap. and i am just sick of utter crap. and i am just sick oh every— utter crap. and i am just sick oh every ehohe— utter crap. and i am just sick of every single time harry does eomehhhho— of every single time harry does something wrong— of every single time harry does something wrong ,_ of every single time harry does something wrong , you say, or one something wrong, you say, or one of something wrong, you say, or one oh hhe— something wrong, you say, or one of his defenders— something wrong, you say, or one of his defenders say, oh, it's all of his defenders say, oh, it's ohh oowh— of his defenders say, oh, it's ohh oowh ho— of his defenders say, oh, it's all down to the— of his defenders say, oh, it's all down to the fact he lost his hre— all down to the fact he lost his vve hove— all down to the fact he lost his mum. we have to— all down to the fact he lost his mum. we have to move on from hhoh. — mum. we have to move on from hhoh. whor— mum. we have to move on from that. what nasty— mum. we have to move on from that. /hi. that. what nasty nonsense. you know, the rest of his family treated him like crap. to use your word. and. and- “ c to use your word. and. and when you how— your word. and. and when you hohh ohouh— your word. and. and when you talk about where's the evidence for talk about where's the evidence hor-he— talk about where's the evidence hor-he hohhe— talk about where's the evidence for- he talks about- talk about where's the evidence for he talks about his for that? he talks about his reeehhmehh— for that? he talks about his resentment for— for that? he talks about his resentment for his father and his resentment for his father and hhe hrohher. — resentment for his father and his brother. he— resentment for his father and his brother. : c c“ . hcgh:. his brother. he didn't get as many as william many sausages as william got bite william. that is bite by prince william. that is mistreatment. i bite by prince william. that is mistreatment.-i tell- bite by prince william. that is mistreatment.-i tell you. mistreatment. and i tell you who.— mistreatment. and i tell you whoh-heh- mistreatment. and i tell you whoh-heh me- mistreatment. and i tell you what, let me finish my

what, you just let me finish my hwohhh— what, you just let me finish my hohhhlhou— what, you just let me finish my pointiyou-said_ what, you just let me finish my point you said that point. you just said that eveoryhe— point. you just said that everyone experienced some everyone has experienced some hroumo— everyone has experienced some hroumo-h— everyone has experienced some hroumo-h hehh— everyone has experienced some trauma. .i tell you- everyone has experienced some trauma. i tell you what, trauma. but i tell you what, hohooy—hhehrl nobody else has had their conversations— nobody else has had their conversations ,_ nobody else has had their conversations , listened in to conversations, listened in to whhhe— conversations, listened in to whhhe hhey— conversations, listened in to while they were— conversations, listened in to while they were a schoolboy. we ooh-h— while they were a schoolboy. we ooh-h hhow. — while they were a schoolboy. we don't know. he— while they were a schoolboy. we don't know. he has— while they were a schoolboy. we don't know. c. don't know. he has someone up evidence that he was treated like that. and he has a right to ehohe— like that. and he has a right to ehoho uh— like that. and he has a right to ehoho uh hor— like that. and he has a right to stand up for his— c and he has a right to stand up for his conversations, hove— stand up for his conversations, hove heeh— stand up for his conversations, have been listened to as yet. i hhhhh— have been listened to as yet. i think speculation. i— have been listened to as yet. t“ i think we. think speculation. i think we. but think speculation. i think we. huh hook.— think speculation. i think we. but look, the— think speculation. i think we. but look, the fact— think speculation. i think we. but look, the fact is,- t“ i think we. but look, the fact is, belinda, yes,— but look, the fact is, belinda, yee. he— but look, the fact is, belinda, yee. he oho— but look, the fact is, belinda, yee. he who 90— but look, the fact is, belinda, yes, he did go through a huge omouhh— yes, he did go through a huge amount as a young guy. r: amount as a young guy. he also hou— amount as a young guy. he also hou hhe— amount as a young guy. he also hou hhe sorr— amount as a young guy. he also had the sort of_ amount as a young guy. he also had the sort of privileges that most people in this world can only dream of. he never had to worry about access to anything, about paying for anything . you about paying for anything. you know, this is a guy who lives an absolute life of privilege. and i am so sick. you can probably tell i am so sick of people like benjamin trying to present him as a victim for political purposes. he's not a victim. he's one of the luckiest blokes on earth. sadly, many people orouho— on earth. sadly, many people orouho hhe— on earth. sadly, many people around the world— hih“ sadly, many people around the world have horrific eherhehee— around the world have horrific eherhehee .— around the world have horrific experience , aces— around the world have horrific experience , aces and traumas in

experience, aces and traumas in her— experience, aces and traumas in hhehr hhe.— experience, aces and traumas in hhehr hhhe. oho— experience, aces and traumas in their life, and they— experience, aces and traumas in their life, and they don't have their life, and they don't have hhe money— their life, and they don't have hhe mohey hor— their life, and they don't have the money for three, four, five hherohy— the money for three, four, five therapy sessions— the money for three, four, five therapy sessions a week. they ooh-h— therapy sessions a week. they ooh-h hove— therapy sessions a week. they don't have the— therapy sessions a week. they don't have the money for big moe— don't have the money for big houeee— don't have the money for big nice houses and— don't have the money for big nice houses and the creature oomhorhe— nice houses and the creature oomhorhe. you— nice houses and the creature comforts, you know, they can cry hho— comforts, you know, they can cry hhho hhehr— comforts, you know, they can cry into their pillow— comforts, you know, they can cry into their pillow of_ comforts, you know, they can cry into their pillow of they don't hove — into their pillow of they don't hove-hhoh.— into their pillow of they don't have _that,-they. into their pillow of they don't. have _that, .they often have any of that, but they often you— have any of that, but they often you-ereoheeh— have any of that, but they often you greatest heroes in you see the greatest heroes in me— you see the greatest heroes in hhhe oouhhry— you see the greatest heroes in this country have— you see the greatest heroes in this country have come from hroumo — this country have come from hroumo hho— this country have come from trauma. and now— this country have come from trauma. and now we see the ereoheeh— trauma. and now we see the greatest cry—baby, tantruming, hehuhohh— greatest cry—baby, tantruming, hehuhohh .— greatest cry—baby, tantruming, petulant , petulant child coming petulant, petulant child coming hrom— petulant, petulant child coming hrom hhe— petulant, petulant child coming from his trauma.— petulant, petulant child coming from his trauma. i— petulant, petulant child coming from his trauma. i think king ohorhee— from his trauma. i think king ohorhee hoe— from his trauma. i think king charles has been— from his trauma. i think king charles has been very, very evvy— charles has been very, very savvy, actually,— charles has been very, very savvy, actually, and very clever . hhe— savvy, actually, and very clever . hhe reoeoh— savvy, actually, and very clever . the reason he's— savvy, actually, and very clever . the reason he's not punishing horry— . the reason he's not punishing horry huhhhohy— . the reason he's not punishing horry huhhhohy he— . the reason he's not punishing harry publicly is i— . the reason he's not punishing harry publicly is i think that whhh— harry publicly is i think that whhh he— harry publicly is i think that whhh he o— harry publicly is i think that will be a really— harry publicly is i think that will be a really bad look for hhm— will be a really bad look for hhm. vvhoh— will be a really bad look for him. what he's— will be a really bad look for him. what he's doing is letting horry— him. what he's doing is letting horry umoveh— him. what he's doing is letting harry unravel himself. he's been huhheheo— harry unravel himself. he's been punished enough.— harry unravel himself. he's been punished enough. he's a joke horry. — punished enough. he's a joke now, harry. know— punished enough. he's a joke now, harry. know enough. he's a yoke. — now, harry. know enough. he's a yoke. h-ve— now, harry. know enough. he's a yoke. h-ve heeh— now, harry. know enough. he's a joke. i've been watching- now, harry. know enough. he's a joke. “ t “cg joke. i've been watching harry unravel himself and nothing happens. because of it happens. because the truth of it is, nothing convince him is, nothing will convince him he's wronged his family. he doesn't believe he has. he believes everything that he's doing reason doing has a very good reason behind so the that he's behind it. so the fact that he's devastated father, devasted devastated his father, devasted , camilla his own , dated camilla and his own brother, nothing. brother, that's nothing. he doesn't he's a laughing doesn't believe he's a laughing stock now. he's what he stock now. he's got what he oeeervee. — stock now. he's got what he oeeervee. h— stock now. he's got what he deserves. i take— stock now. he's got what he deserves. i take a- stock now. he's got what he deserves. i take a hard- stock now. he's got what he deserves. i take a hard line on

this. i take a hard line on this. i take a hard line on this. i take a hard line on this. i think he should be stripped of his titles. he should never be invited back for any royal events . belinda any formal royal events. belinda lucy benjamin butterworth. carole do by carole malone, do stand by because up, as ratings, because coming up, as ratings, can you believe this for this morning halve phillip morning? halve since phillip schofield unsavoury exit can itv's chief exec carolyn mccall survive this crisis is my panel will be back to debate that later in the media buzz but next is it really the end for boris johnson or can he defy the woke bob blob? and mount a sensational comeback to save the conservatives of one of boris's biggest allies? david covid campbell—bannerman head to campbell—bannerman goes head to head with the former cabinet minister, mellor. that's minister, david mellor. that's straight you straight after the break. you don't miss it .

night from 11 on gb news britain's news . channel welcome britain's news. channel welcome back. kelvin mackenzie- britain's news. channel welcome back. kelvin mackenzie on- “ “ welcome back. kelvin mackenzie on the hoheeh— back. kelvin mackenzie on the latest crisis— back. kelvin mackenzie on the latest crisis to _ back. kelvin mackenzie on the latest crisis to hit— back. kelvin mackenzie on the latest crisis to hit itv's this momhho— latest crisis to hit itv's this momhho very— latest crisis to hit itv's this morning very shortly . but first morning very shortly. but first howe— morning very shortly. but first boris johnson— morning very shortly. but first boris johnson has hit out at the horhyoohe— boris johnson has hit out at the horhyoohe whhoh — boris johnson has hit out at the partygate witch hunt which led to partygate witch hunt which led ho hhe— partygate witch hunt which led to his sensational— partygate witch hunt which led to his sensational resignation as to his sensational resignation oe oh wh— to his sensational resignation as an mp with— to his sensational resignation as an mp with immediate effect. in as an mp with immediate effect. hh o— as an mp with immediate effect. in a bombshell— as an mp with immediate effect. in a bombshell statement, the home— in a bombshell statement, the home hw— in a bombshell statement, the former pm took— in a bombshell statement, the former pm took aim at the hrhvhheoee— former pm took aim at the privileges committee led by hohour-e— privileges committee led by labour's-hater- privileges committee led by labour's hater in chief, labour's boris hater in chief, horrheh— labour's boris hater in chief, harriet harman,— labour's boris hater in chief, harriet harman, which looked hho— harriet harman, which looked into whether— harriet harman, which looked into whether he _ harriet harman, which looked into whether he lied to mps over the into whether he lied to mps over hhe-horoe. — into whether he lied to mps over hhe-horoe. he- into whether he lied to mps over the-farce. he wrote- the partygate farce. he wrote they— the partygate farce. he wrote hhey hove— the partygate farce. he wrote they have still— the partygate farce. he wrote they have still not produced a ehreo— they have still not produced a shred-evidence— they have still not produced a shred evidence that i shred of evidence that i hhowhhohy— shred of evidence that i knowingly or- shred of evidence that i knowingly or recklessly misled the commons.— knowingly or recklessly misled the commons. their purpose from the commons. their purpose from hhe heohhhhho— the commons. their purpose from the beginning has— the commons. their purpose from the beginning has been to find me guilty regardless of the hoohe. — me guilty regardless of the hoohe. hhhe— me guilty regardless of the facts. this is— me guilty regardless of the facts. this is the very definition _ facts. this is the very definition of- facts. this is the very definition of a kangaroo court. horhe. — definition of a kangaroo court. horhe. hheh— definition of a kangaroo court. boris. then hit— definition of a kangaroo court. boris. then hit the nail on the

hood— boris. then hit the nail on the hood ohouh— boris. then hit the nail on the head about the _ boris. then hit the nail on the head about the motives behind the head about the motives behind hhe oerohoeo— head about the motives behind the deranged hate campaign oeohheh— the deranged hate campaign ooohheh hhm— the deranged hate campaign against him, adding, there is a whhoh— against him, adding, there is a whhoh hum— against him, adding, there is a witch hunt underway to take reveheo— witch hunt underway to take revehee hor— witch hunt underway to take revenge for brexit and ultimately— revenge for brexit and ultimately reverse the 2016 ultimately to reverse the 2016 hoehereho— ultimately to reverse the 2016 referend result— ultimately to reverse the 2016 referend result .— ultimately to reverse the 2016 referend result . i am now being referend result. i am now being horoeo— referend result. i am now being horoeo ouh— referend result. i am now being horoeo ouh oh— referend result. i am now being forced out of parliament by a toy— forced out of parliament by a my hohohuh— forced out of parliament by a tiny handful of_ forced out of parliament by a tiny handful of people with no evhoehoe— tiny handful of people with no evhoehoe ho— tiny handful of people with no evidence to back— tiny handful of people with no evidence to back up their oeeehorhe— evidence to back up their assertions and- evidence to back up their assertions and without the ohhrovoh— assertions and without the approval even— assertions and without the approval even conservative approval even of conservative party— approval even of conservative horhy—ohohe- approval even of conservative horhy—ohohe hh| approval even of conservative. party—alone in the party members, let alone in the whore— party members, let alone in the wider electorate. _ party members, let alone in the wider electorate. now don't rule out wider electorate. now don't rule ouh o— wider electorate. now don't rule out a sensational— wider electorate. now don't rule out a sensational return to hrohhhhhe— out a sensational return to frontline politics bojo just frontline politics for bojo just yeh. — frontline politics for bojo just yeh. -hhe — frontline politics for bojo just yet. the meantime pm yet. but in the meantime pm heroe— yet. but in the meantime pm heree o— yet. but in the meantime pm here's a reminder— yet. but in the meantime pm here's a reminder of some of his heeh— here's a reminder of some of his heeh-h— here's a reminder of some of his best-i believe- here's a reminder of some of his best-i believe that. best moments. i believe that me— best moments. i believe that this thursday— best moments. i believe that this thursday can be our oouhhry-e— this thursday can be our country's independence day. hee— country's independence day. he's never been— country's independence day. he's never been to- country's independence day. he's never been to a- country's independence day. he's never been to a food. that's right. whoa , whoa, whoa. that's right. whoa, whoa, whoa. hang on a second. what i want to do, boris, take it back. boris johnson is elected as the leader of the conservative and unionist party . of the conservative and unionist party. sabita of the conservative and unionist party . sabita thanwani . of the conservative and unionist party. sabita thanwani . he's party. sabita thanwani. he's heeh— party. sabita thanwani. he's oeeeho— party. sabita thanwani. he's been to peppa pig world. hasta la vista, baby . thank you . but

la vista, baby. thank you. but will he be back? i've got one of boris's biggest supporters, the former mep and loyalist david campbell bannerman with the former cabinet minister. david mellor not exactly be a major bods mellor not exactly be a major boris supporter. it is fair to say, but david, look, i feel well, actually both. david so let me say. david campbell bannerman first, i think that bods bannerman first, i think that boris has just been subjected to a second anti—democratic coup . a second anti—democratic coup. but does this not increase his power in the future to potentially lead the conservative party again ? i conservative party again? i think you're right, dan, and many may i just start by saying congratulations on your two year anniversary and doing so well as anniversary and doing so well as a show? thank you so much. but no, a show? thank you so much. but h— a show? thank you so much. but h oo— a show? thank you so much. but h to hhhhh— a show? thank you so much. but no, i do think you're— 7 thank you so much. but no, i do think you're right, howe— no, i do think you're right, horhe he— no, i do think you're right, boris is not— no, i do think you're right, boris is not finished. he was eoyhhe— boris is not finished. he was eoyhho hhoh— boris is not finished. he was saying that today he will be hook— saying that today he will be hooh oho— saying that today he will be back and there— saying that today he will be back and there are other routes i back and there are other routes h woe— back and there are other routes hoe hoohhhe— back and there are other routes i was looking at— back and there are other routes i was looking at zac goldsmith , i was looking at zac goldsmith, who— i was looking at zac goldsmith, who reeheheo— i was looking at zac goldsmith, who resigned in— i was looking at zac goldsmith, who resigned in 2016 because of the who resigned in 2016 because of hhe hhhro— who resigned in 2016 because of the third runway— who resigned in 2016 because of the third runway at— who resigned in 2016 because of the third runway at heathrow . he the third runway at heathrow. he hheh— the third runway at heathrow. he hheh ehooo— the third runway at heathrow. he

hheh ehooo hh— the third runway at heathrow. he then stood in the— the third runway at heathrow. he then stood in the by—election oho— then stood in the by—election one he— then stood in the by—election one he hoeh— then stood in the by—election and he lost narrowly to lib dems at and he lost narrowly to lib dems oh zero.— and he lost narrowly to lib dems oh zero. huh— and he lost narrowly to lib dems at 2016. but then— and he lost narrowly to lib dems at 2016. but then he was back as at 2016. but then he was back as a conservative— at 2016. but then he was back as a conservative candidate six mohhhe— a conservative candidate six months later,— a conservative candidate six months later, and he won that eeoh— months later, and he won that eeoh hheh. — months later, and he won that eeoh hheh. so— months later, and he won that seat then. so there are routes to seat then. so there are routes ho oomhhe— seat then. so there are routes to coming back— seat then. so there are routes to coming back and i'd like to horhe— to coming back and i'd like to see boris fight— to coming back and i'd like to see boris fight a— to coming back and i'd like to see boris fight a by—election somewhere else— see boris fight a by—election somewhere else ,_ see boris fight a by—election somewhere else , maybe in somewhere else, maybe in a ehrohoer— somewhere else, maybe in a ehrohoer eeoh— somewhere else, maybe in a ehrohoer eeoh .— somewhere else, maybe in a stronger seat , and we'll all be stronger seat, and we'll all be hehher— stronger seat, and we'll all be hehher ohh— stronger seat, and we'll all be hehher ohh . — stronger seat, and we'll all be better off . kyiv— stronger seat, and we'll all be better off . kyiv see- stronger seat, and we'll all be better off. . j5 rc better off. kyiv see david mellor. this is an over. boris, isn't finished, is he ? it may isn't finished, is he? it may not be over in boris- . �*" “ c “h:.7 it may not be over in boris mind, but i hhhhh— not be over in boris mind, but i hhhhh whoh— not be over in boris mind, but i hhhhh whoh he— not be over in boris mind, but i think what is over— not be over in boris mind, but i think what is over if boris carries on the— think what is over if boris carries on the way he is, is the ooheervohhve— carries on the way he is, is the conservative party— carries on the way he is, is the conservative party the conservative - conservative party the conservative party the conservative party has got 1518 mohhhe— conservative party has got 1518 mohhhe ho— conservative party has got 1518 mohhhe ho hry— conservative party has got 1518 months to try and— conservative party has got 1518 months to try and persuade the huhhho— months to try and persuade the huhhho hhoh— months to try and persuade the huhhho hhoh hh— months to try and persuade the public that it is— months to try and persuade the public that it is an— months to try and persuade the public that it is an effective oomhohohhho— public that it is an effective campaigning organisation capable of campaigning organisation capable oh uhhhhhe— campaigning organisation capable of uniting under— campaigning organisation capable of uniting under a— campaigning organisation capable of uniting under a leader who is no hooter— of uniting under a leader who is no longer boris— of uniting under a leader who is no longer boris and will never be no longer boris and will never he horhe— no longer boris and will never be boris again.— no longer boris and will never be boris again. what is very sad is be boris again. what is very sad he hhoh— be boris again. what is very sad he hhoh hhe— be boris again. what is very sad is that the three— be boris again. what is very sad is that the three by—election hove— is that the three by—election hove heeh— is that the three by—election have been fought , forced upon have been fought, forced upon the government.— have been fought, forced upon the government. i— have been fought, forced upon the government. i mean sunak is eehhhe— the government. i mean sunak is eehhhho ho— the government. i mean sunak is getting no chance— the government. i mean sunak is getting no chance at all to eehohhheh—

getting no chance at all to establish himself as a leader, oho— establish himself as a leader, oho hhoh-e— establish himself as a leader, and that's all. _ establish himself as a leader, and that's all. because, you know.— and that's all. because, you know. oh— and that's all. because, you know. oh hhe— and that's all. because, you know, at the end- and that's all. because, you know, at the end of the day, he— know, at the end of the day, hhhe he— know, at the end of the day, hhhe he hoh— know, at the end of the day, this is not about— know, at the end of the day, this is not about the future of hhe— this is not about the future of hhe oouhhry— this is not about the future of hhe oouhhry .— this is not about the future of the country , motty it's not the country, motty it's not ohouh— the country, motty it's not ohouh hhe— the country, motty it's not about the future of the conservative - about the future of the conservative party. it's just ohouh— conservative party. it's just about boris,— conservative party. it's just about boris, an— conservative party. it's just about boris, an essentially hrhmoevoh— about boris, an essentially hrhmoevoh .— about boris, an essentially primaeval , selfish man . and so primaeval, selfish man. and so hovho— primaeval, selfish man. and so david campbell— primaeval, selfish man. and so david campbell bannerman is mere— david campbell bannerman is hhere ohyhhhhe— david campbell bannerman is there anything fair and what mr wohhoro— there anything fair and what mr wohhoro hoe— there anything fair and what mr mallard has has— there anything fair and what mr mallard has has just said in herme— mallard has has just said in herme oh— mallard has has just said in terms of the— mallard has has just said in terms of the next 18 months? howe— terms of the next 18 months? boris actually— terms of the next 18 months? boris actually maybe- terms of the next 18 months? boris actually maybe has- terms of the next 18 months? boris actually maybe has to put his personal ambitions to one side for the good of the conservative party. that's his argument. we're not going to win under sunak. i mean, it's a oheoeher— under sunak. i mean, it's a oheoeher hor— under sunak. i mean, it's a disaster for under- .. “cw i mean, it's a disaster for under sunak. i mean, even after partygate all me— mean, even after partygate all hhhe muo— mean, even after partygate all this mud thrown— mean, even after partygate all this mud thrown at boris , we're this mud thrown at boris, we're ohhy— this mud thrown at boris, we're ohhy 2— this mud thrown at boris, we're ohhy z or— this mud thrown at boris, we're ohhy z or .%_ this mud thrown at boris, we're only 2 or 4% behind. and in the oohe— only 2 or 4% behind. and in the hohhe we— only 2 or 4% behind. and in the hohhe we wehh— only 2 or 4% behind. and in the polls we went down to 30% under suhoh— polls we went down to 30% under suhoh oho— polls we went down to 30% under sunak and we're— polls we went down to 30% under sunak and we're now 15, 16. and his sunak and we're now 15, 16. and hhe hopuhorhhy— sunak and we're now 15, 16. and hhe hohuhorhhy he— sunak and we're now 15, 16. and his popularity is collapsing now as his popularity is collapsing now oe wehh — his popularity is collapsing now oe wehh so— his popularity is collapsing now as well. so look,— his popularity is collapsing now as well. so look, we're headed for as well. so look, we're headed hor moeehve— as well. so look, we're headed for massive defeat— as well. so look, we're headed for massive defeat . and i want for massive defeat. and i want to for massive defeat. and i want ho hreeerve— for massive defeat. and i want to preserve the— for massive defeat. and i want to preserve the conservative party,— to preserve the conservative horhy. oe— to preserve the conservative

party, as david— to preserve the conservative party, as david does . but the party, as david does. but the ohhy— party, as david does. but the ohhy woy— party, as david does. but the ohhy woy were— party, as david does. but the only way we're going to win the hexh— only way we're going to win the next election— only way we're going to win the next election is— only way we're going to win the next election is getting boris hook— next election is getting boris hooh whhh— next election is getting boris hooh whhh o— next election is getting boris back with a new— next election is getting boris back with a new team and new hohhohee— back with a new team and new policies around— back with a new team and new policies around him . that is policies around him. that is conceivable.— policies around him. that is conceivable. we've still got hhme— conceivable. we've still got hhme ho— conceivable. we've still got hhme ho ho— conceivable. we've still got time to do it— conceivable. we've still got time to do it .— conceivable. we've still got time to do it . and remember, time to do it. and remember, howe— time to do it. and remember, boris actually— time to do it. and remember, boris actually inherited the oh— boris actually inherited the oh woy— boris actually inherited the mess of may, who reduced things to mess of may, who reduced things ho ohouh— mess of may, who reduced things to about sunak— mess of may, who reduced things to about sunak level and then he hurheo— to about sunak level and then he humeo hh— to about sunak level and then he turned it around. _ to about sunak level and then he turned it around. that was 2019, yuhe— turned it around. that was 2019, june oho— turned it around. that was 2019, june one he— turned it around. that was 2019, june and he turned— turned it around. that was 2019, june and he turned it around in heoemher— june and he turned it around in december 2019. _ june and he turned it around in december 2019. so sunak had more hhoh— december 2019. so sunak had more hhoh hhoh— december 2019. so sunak had more hhoh hhoh hh— december 2019. so sunak had more than that in time.— december 2019. so sunak had more than that in time. and it's a oheoeher— than that in time. and it's a oheoeher .— than that in time. and it's a disaster. so— than that in time. and it's a disaster. so we're heading for oheoeher.— disaster. so we're heading for oheoeher. h— disaster. so we're heading for disaster. i mean,— disaster. so we're heading for disaster. i mean, david mellor is disaster. i mean, david mellor he more— disaster. i mean, david mellor he hhere hoh— disaster. i mean, david mellor is there not a— disaster. i mean, david mellor is there not a fair— disaster. i mean, david mellor is there not a fair point in howe— is there not a fair point in boris actually— is there not a fair point in boris actually being your party's— boris actually being your party's greatest electoral oeeehe — party's greatest electoral oeeehe why— party's greatest electoral asset? why on- party's greatest electoral asset? �*vaj’p hih“ c party's greatest electoral- asset? why on earth would you want him to go quietly? you need him, don't you? you actually need him to win. you need him in the red wall. you need him out campaigning in. well, we don't know whether boris remains an electoral but look the electoral asset, but look at the end of the day, it was perfectly possible for boris johnson having done incredibly well and winning election on to actually

settle down, govern the country properly. instead settle down, govern the country properly . instead of saying that properly. instead of saying that eehhhe— properly. instead of saying that eehhhho hrevhh— properly. instead of saying that getting brexit done— ”p instead of saying that getting brexit done was just, you— getting brexit done was just, you know.— getting brexit done was just, you know, passing some legislation,— you know, passing some legislation, the house of commons, he— legislation, the house of commons, he should have got a heom— commons, he should have got a heom oh— commons, he should have got a heom oh toothe— commons, he should have got a team of people who could strip out team of people who could strip ouh hrom — team of people who could strip ouh hrom hhe— team of people who could strip out from the british statute hook— out from the british statute hooh ohh— out from the british statute hooh ohh oh— out from the british statute book all of the _ out from the british statute book all of the accretions hmhoeeo— book all of the accretions imposed upon— book all of the accretions imposed upon us by europe. but he never— imposed upon us by europe. but he oho— imposed upon us by europe. but he never did that. _ imposed upon us by europe. but he never did that. he never wohheo— he never did that. he never wohheo ho— he never did that. he never wanted to really— he never did that. he never wanted to really do the hard yoroe— wanted to really do the hard yoroe hhoh— wanted to really do the hard yards that would have vindicated his yards that would have vindicated hhe vhohory— yards that would have vindicated hhe vhohory oho— yards that would have vindicated his victory and we— yards that would have vindicated his victory and we ended up with a his victory and we ended up with o wumher— his victory and we ended up with o wumher ho— his victory and we ended up with a number 10 garden that was a bit a number 10 garden that was a hhh hhe— a number 10 garden that was a hhh hhhe o— a number 10 garden that was a hhh hhhe o ohe— a number 10 garden that was a bit like a one of_ a number 10 garden that was a bit like a one of those chicago epeoheoehee— bit like a one of those chicago speakeasies in— bit like a one of those chicago speakeasies in the 1920s. oh, why— speakeasies in the 1920s. oh, come on. any regret? come on, hovhoh— come on. any regret? come on, hoovho. hhoh-e— come on. any regret? come on, david, that's not— come on. any regret? come on, david, that's not fair. ' david, that's not fair. am i permhhheu— david, that's not fair. am i perhhhheu ho — david, that's not fair. am i permitted to tell you one thing you've probably done what you've never done. i've been in the toroehe— never done. i've been in the ooroehe oh— never done. i've been in the gardens of number- c i've been in the gardens of number ten under a oeoehh— gardens of number ten under a oeoehh hhme— gardens of number ten under a decent prime minister. mrs. hhohoher— decent prime minister. mrs. thatcher and— decent prime minister. mrs. thatcher and i— decent prime minister. mrs. thatcher and i have with boris homem— thatcher and i have with boris rohheoh. hh— thatcher and i have with boris johnson. it was— thatcher and i have with boris johnson. it was fair and indeed the johnson. it was fair and indeed hhe reoeoh— johnson. it was fair and indeed the reason boris— johnson. it was fair and indeed the reason boris .— johnson. it was fair and indeed the reason boris. this is where

he he.— the reason boris. this is where he he. he— the reason boris. this is where he is, is because— the reason boris. this is where he is, is because any number of ooheervohhve— he is, is because any number of conservative members of horhhomehh— conservative members of parliament thought it was fair if parliament thought it was fair hh hhe— parliament thought it was fair if the conservative party , a if the conservative party, a horhhomehhory— if the conservative party, a parliamentary party, had wanted horhe— parliamentary party, had wanted horhe ho— parliamentary party, had wanted boris to remain,— parliamentary party, had wanted boris to remain, he could have remohheo— boris to remain, he could have remohheo tueh— boris to remain, he could have remained just as— boris to remain, he could have remained just as if boris really was serious about— remained just as if boris really was serious about staying . he was serious about staying. he oouhh— was serious about staying. he oouho hove— was serious about staying. he could have said,— was serious about staying. he could have said, to hell with you— could have said, to hell with you .— could have said, to hell with you , committee— could have said, to hell with you , committee ,_ could have said, to hell with you , committee , i will. i will you, committee, i will. i will you— you, committee, i will. i will you ohh— you, committee, i will. i will you ohh . — you, committee, i will. i will see you off . well,- you, committee, i will. i will see you off . �*vajh:.. prh:5j“ see you off. well, yeah, but isn't. but. but, david campbell—bannerman, isn't that one of the big problems, though , that it's not interested in that, but but david campbell—bannerman, isn't that one the big problems the one of the big problems the conservative parliamentary party isn't really with the public or with the conservative membership, and they've never really got on board with the bods really got on board with the boris project and as a result, they've tried to frustrate his time prime minister yeah, time as prime minister yeah, yeah.i time as prime minister yeah, yeah. imean time as prime minister yeah, yeah. i mean the big problem hehhho— yeah. i mean the big problem hehhho ohh— yeah. i mean the big problem behind all of_ yeah. i mean the big problem behind all of this— i mean the big problem behind all of this is that the horhhomehh— behind all of this is that the parliament is— behind all of this is that the parliament is 6,040% in favour of parliament is 6,040% in favour oh hemohh— parliament is 6,040% in favour oh hemohh .— parliament is 6,040% in favour of remain . and— parliament is 6,040% in favour of remain . and you know , we had of remain. and you know, we had a of remain. and you know, we had o howe— of remain. and you know, we had a boris government— of remain. and you know, we had a boris government, a brexit

governmehh— a boris government, a brexit government under boris and there was government under boris and there ohwoye— government under boris and there ohwoye hhoh— government under boris and there was always that tension. i would eoy— was always that tension. i would eoy. h— was always that tension. i would eoy. h meoh— was always that tension. i would eoy. h eoy— was always that tension. i would say. i mean say that david oohuohhy— say. i mean say that david actually the _ say. i mean say that david actually the retained eu law hhh.— actually the retained eu law hhhh. whhoh— actually the retained eu law bill, which jacob rees—mogg was hoeheo— bill, which jacob rees—mogg was hoeheo whhh— bill, which jacob rees—mogg was tasked with coming up with and did tasked with coming up with and the o— tasked with coming up with and the o eeoh— tasked with coming up with and the o oreoh job— tasked with coming up with and did a great job on, you know, we hoo— did a great job on, you know, we hoo hhhe— did a great job on, you know, we had like 4000— did a great job on, you know, we had like 4000 targeted regulations— had like 4000 targeted regulations to get rid of from the regulations to get rid of from hhe hu— regulations to get rid of from hhe hu. huh— regulations to get rid of from the eu. but sunak has now cut hhoh— the eu. but sunak has now cut hhoh oowh— the eu. but sunak has now cut hhoh oowh ho— the eu. but sunak has now cut that down to 600. _ the eu. but sunak has now cut that down to 600. a can be hooehooh— that down to 600. a can be badenoch and— that down to 600. a can be badenoch and actually it's not good— badenoch and actually it's not good enough.— badenoch and actually it's not good enough. you— badenoch and actually it's not good enough. you know, the boris has good enough. you know, the boris hoe heeh— good enough. you know, the boris hoe heeh rhyme— good enough. you know, the boris has been trying to— good enough. you know, the boris has been trying to do this . he's has been trying to do this. he's up ooohheh— has been trying to do this. he's up ooohheh o— has been trying to do this. he's up against a blob,— has been trying to do this. he's up against a blob, a remainer hhoh— up against a blob, a remainer hhoh hh— up against a blob, a remainer blob in whitehall and in parliament— blob in whitehall and in parliament and in the house of horde— parliament and in the house of lords etcetera_ parliament and in the house of lords etcetera ,_ parliament and in the house of lords etcetera , who don't want lords etcetera, who don't want to lords etcetera, who don't want ho ohveroe — lords etcetera, who don't want to diverge from _ lords etcetera, who don't want to diverge from the eu because hhey-o— to diverge from the eu because hhey-o hove— to diverge from the eu because hhey-o hove ho— to diverge from the eu because they'd love to rejoin. no, hmheoh— they'd love to rejoin. no, indeed. indeed j5 c they'd love to rejoin. no,- indeed. indeed so, david, you're going to continue to support. oh we've lost him. we've lost him. but look, thank you very much to david campbell—bannerman and david campbell—bannerman and david mellor. but coming up in uncancelled, amid reports that the king is getting increasingly frustrated with prince harry, is he about to clamp down on his son's courtroom crusade? i'll

get the views of kelvin mackenzie on that and the msm's anti—boris johnson agenda shortly . but next in the anti—boris johnson agenda shortly. but next in the media buzz as ratings for this morning halve since the scandalous departure of phillip schofield , departure of phillip schofield, hasitv departure of phillip schofield, has itv lost the trust of its audience? and does the broadcaster's woke? chief executive carolyn mccall need to carry the can? we'll tackle all of that in just three minutes time .

britain's news. channel let's rehum— britain's news. channel let's rehur ho— britain's news. channel let's return to tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz, more front pages are in straight to them and the daily mail features comments from nadine dorries about her peerage snub, insisting sinister forces robbed her of a seat in the lords. meanwhile, the papers say vision of keir starmer's britain as 660 migrants crossed the channel in small boats yesterday and just stop continue to run riot stop oil, continue to run riot across uk . despicable eco across the uk. despicable eco terrorists. they are defiant.

bods terrorists. they are defiant. boris johnson says in comments to the daily express. i'll be back. as he urged the tories to fully deliver on brexit and the 2019 manifesto, including smashing labour at the general election. he said nothing less than absolute victory in total, brexit will do. and as the great arnold schwarzenegger said , i'll arnold schwarzenegger said, i'll be back. and in a picture exclusive, the sun reveals manchester city star jack green is you've got to love him, don't you needed help from team—mate kyle his boozy kyle walker after his boozy celebrations of city's champions league securing team league win securing his team a historic treble . and i do like historic treble. and i do like this headline, you know, the hangover is bad when kyle walker has to help you out of an ibiza hotel. my superstar bannau return our top daily express columnist carole malone, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the former brexit party mep belinda de lucy . now the schofield de lucy. now the schofield scandal and subsequent claims of an itv cover up culture have brought this morning's viewing figures crashing down, with an itv insider telling the mail on

sunday the ratings are not good. you have to wonder if people are able to trust what they are watching anymore. they were conned by phil. now i have to say, not good is putting it pretty with holly pretty mildly with holly willoughby and craig doyle's thursday episode last week, pulling in just 590,000 viewers, less than half of the 1.3 million who had been watching before the schofield saga erupted. and it only got worse for the embattled daytime show today, with even their own competition, entrants now refusing to pick up the phone to them . you enter. you too, have them. you enter. you too, have your— them. you enter. you too, have your phone— them. you enter. you too, have your phone whhh— them. you enter. you too, have your phone with you. - you enter. you too, have your phone with you. that's what i your phone with you. that's what h ooh-h— your phone with you. that's what h ooh-h you— your phone with you. that's what i don't you think,— your phone with you. that's what i don't you think, greg? yeah. it i don't you think, greg? yeah. hh ooeeh-h— i don't you think, greg? yeah. it doesn't always— i don't you think, greg? yeah. it doesn't always work out like hhoh.— it doesn't always work out like hhoh. whoh-e— it doesn't always work out like that. what's happening there? no, that. what's happening there? wolhohhhhe-e— that. what's happening there? no, nothing's happening on no, no, nothing's happening on hhe— no, no, nothing's happening on hhe-so— no, no, nothing's happening on hhe-so were— no, no, nothing's happening on line so we're going to move line one. so we're going to move ohohe— line one. so we're going to move ohoho .— line one. so we're going to move ohoho . ohoy— line one. so we're going to move ohoho . ohoy. vve— line one. so we're going to move along . okay. we got a ring . oh along. okay. we got a ring. oh oh,— along. okay. we got a ring. oh oh. oohe— along. okay. we got a ring. oh oh. oh— along. okay. we got a ring. oh oh, come on. you— along. okay. we got a ring. oh oh, come on. you entered . don't oh, come on. you entered. don't get— oh, come on. you entered. don't eeh — oh, come on. you entered. don't eeh h— oh, come on. you entered. don't get cross. i know— oh, come on. you entered. don't get cross. i know .— oh, come on. you entered. don't get cross. i know . don't get get cross. i know. don't get cross . one more- get cross. i know. don't get cross . one more ring get cross. i know. don't get cross. one more ring and then he— cross. one more ring and then he done. — cross. one more ring and then he done. he— cross. one more ring and then it's done. do you— cross. one more ring and then it's done. jhih . it's done. do you know why it's because we've gone early . paul

because we've gone early. paul coyte with ratings— g paul coyte with ratings tumbling hreeeure he— coyte with ratings tumbling pressure is now— coyte with ratings tumbling pressure is now on. the itv ohheh— pressure is now on. the itv chief executive,— pressure is now on. the itv chief executive, dame carolyn wooohh.— chief executive, dame carolyn wooohh. who— chief executive, dame carolyn mccall, who will— chief executive, dame carolyn mccall, who will face grilling hrom — mccall, who will face grilling hrom whe— mccall, who will face grilling from mps this— mccall, who will face grilling from mps this wednesday about how— from mps this wednesday about how hone— from mps this wednesday about how hoho hhv— from mps this wednesday about how long itv bosses knew about sohohheho-e— how long itv bosses knew about schofield's affair,— how long itv bosses knew about schofield's affair, how they reehohoeo— schofield's affair, how they responded to _ schofield's affair, how they responded to complaints and hhehr— responded to complaints and hhehr uee— responded to complaints and hhehr oh— responded to complaints and their use of non— responded to complaints and their use of non disclosure ooeemehhe— their use of non disclosure agreements. so— their use of non disclosure agreements. so belinda de lucy it's agreements. so belinda de lucy hh-e o— agreements. so belinda de lucy hh-e o reohhy— agreements. so belinda de lucy me o reohhy hhe— agreements. so belinda de lucy it's a really big moment for itv on it's a really big moment for itv oh vveoheeooy— it's a really big moment for itv on wednesday morning we're going to on wednesday morning we're going ho he— on wednesday morning we're going ho he hrhhohhe— on wednesday morning we're going to be bringing special coverage of to be bringing special coverage oh hhoh— to be bringing special coverage of that select— to be bringing special coverage of that select committee otheorohoe— of that select committee appearance on- of that select committee appearance on wednesday night. hweve— appearance on wednesday night. hweve hor— appearance on wednesday night. however for it— appearance on wednesday night. however for it looks like this ehow— however for it looks like this ehow he— however for it looks like this show is finished— however for it looks like this show is finished anyway. oh my ooeh. — show is finished anyway. oh my ooeh. hhe— show is finished anyway. oh my gosh. it's cringe— show is finished anyway. oh my gosh. . jf.” “cg: gosh. it's cringe worthy watching it now. and i kind of feel sorry for everyone who's involved but were not involved involved but were not involved in the scandal. and, you know, it sells itself as this family sized , wholesome victoria sponge sized, wholesome victoria sponge cake and it's kind of soiled itself , if you like. and the itself, if you like. and the stain , yeah, they have this stain, yeah, they have this morning has soiled itself and the stains are still shows that i'll never eat cake again still there and they're expecting everyone to watch it as if nothing's happened. but the

stains are there. it's like, no, you're going to have to give it a good wash and put on new presenters. stop with the eohhhhe — presenters. stop with the soiling metaphor.- stop with the soiling metaphor. . c �*7:h:. soiling metaphor. it does feel hhe— soiling metaphor. it does feel hhhe hh-e— soiling metaphor. it does feel like it's stained and it can't get of it until it has new get rid of it until it has new presenters. i mean, begum with your— presenters. i mean, begum with your hoh— presenters. i mean, begum with your porh oh— presenters. i mean, begum with your porh oh hhe— presenters. i mean, begum with your part of the woke— i mean, begum with your part of the woke media set, so your part of the woke media set, eo h— your part of the woke media set, eo h heeue— your part of the woke media set, eo h oeeue you— your part of the woke media set, so i presume you love this. oorohyh— so i presume you love this. carolyn mccall,— so i presume you love this. carolyn mccall, who has really hohher—whehi carolyn mccall, who has reallyi holier_when it holier than thou values when it comes-everyone— holier than thou values when it comes everyone else until comes to everyone else until oohuohhy— comes to everyone else until oohuohhy ehe— comes to everyone else until actually she has— comes to everyone else until actually she has to face a eoohooh— actually she has to face a scandal and— actually she has to face a scandal and then it's nothing to see here, folks. _ scandal and then it's nothing to see here, folks. �*vajh:.. see here, folks. well, as the woke keep talking about woke blob we keep talking about , actually think , you know, i actually think what's gone on here is clearly scandalous. and it's going to have far bigger ramifications for itv if they ignore it, because you can't ignore it. you know, if you look back at the last couple of years, you had, first of all, phillip schofield saying after was axed that he saying after he was axed that he was having suicidal thoughts and yet still the full fury was placed on him . you had the issue placed on him. you had the issue with love island and several of their contestants taking their lives. other ones talking about the mental health issues they had. and i think if itv fails to recognise that they fail to look

at that. but you know , do you at that. but you know, do you know, agree with you on that. know, i agree with you on that. but what shocks me and i know ooroh— but what shocks me and i know ooroh whhh— but what shocks me and i know carol will have— but what shocks me and i know carol will have words with you ohouh— carol will have words with you ohouh hhhe— carol will have words with you ohouh hhhe. h— carol will have words with you about this, i cannot not believe hehtomhh— about this, i cannot not believe benjamin-correct- about this, i cannot not believe benjamin correct if benjamin and correct me if i'm vhoho— benjamin and correct me if i'm wrohe-hhhormeo- benjamin and correct me if i'm wrong, informed that you wrong, but i'm informed that you hehheve— wrong, but i'm informed that you hehheve-oh— wrong, but i'm informed that you believe-of-reaction- wrong, but i'm informed that you believe of reaction to believe a lot of the reaction to whoh— believe a lot of the reaction to whoh hohheheo— believe a lot of the reaction to what happened phillip what happened to phillip sohohheho— what happened to phillip| schofield—by schofield is motivated by homophobia. - schofield is motivated by homophobia. / schofield is motivated by homophobia. h/h:5j“ �*vaj homophobia. yeah. without any doubt. absolutely— homophobia. yeah. without any doubt. absolutely-be- doubt. absolutely not. be serious . there- doubt. absolutely not. be serious . there is- hchih. absolutely not. be serious . serious. there is serious homophobia that says that they don't that year old don't believe that a 20 year old and that's the age that the person is 19 started person concerned is 19 started the relationship that someone like that could be able to consent to sleeping with an older man. it goes back to exactly the homophobia that was why just a couple of years ago, 20 years ago, it was for illegal someone under 21. bill wyman harmondsworth remember harmondsworth do you remember bill this is so much bill wyman this is so much nonsense because this nonsense because if this had been girl, he had slept been a young girl, he had slept with, the furore would have been exactly same. this would exactly the same. this would hove — exactly the same. this would hove heeh— exactly the same. this would have been amazing. - h:,>h

guy, which is how he was, what he was. but i think- guy, which is how he was, what he was. but i think you're both missing one of the fundamental points, is that points, though, which is that this about someone they this is about someone who they met philip, when met when they were philip, when he years got the job he was 15 years old, got the job at itv. this was an abuse of his power— at itv. this was an abuse of his power oe— at itv. this was an abuse of his power oe hhe— at itv. this was an abuse of his power as the most— . this was an abuse of his power as the most powerful hreeehher— power as the most powerful hreeehher oh— power as the most powerful presenter on itv— power as the most powerful presenter on itv and he he went out presenter on itv and he he went ouh whhh— presenter on itv and he he went ouh whhh-young— presenter on itv and he he went out with-young boy- presenter on itv and he he went out with young boy who out with this young boy who wouho— out with this young boy who wouho hove— out with this young boy who would have been dazzled by him. no. would have been dazzled by him. wol— would have been dazzled by him. no-ij tueh— would have been dazzled by him. no-ij tueh eoy— would have been dazzled by him. no. i just say, cheryl cole no. can i just say, cheryl cole meh— no. can i just say, cheryl cole meh her— no. can i just say, cheryl cole meh her ohe— no. can i just say, cheryl cole met her one direction husband when— met her one direction husband wheh— — met her one direction husband wheh— she- met her one direction husband when_ she was. met her one direction husband when_ she was ini when he was 14. she was in england judging a tv show behind a desk . exactly. she was a desk. exactly. she was hhheoroh— a desk. exactly. she was hhheoroh ho— a desk. exactly. she was integral to his- c >h

people until she was 18 or19. huh— people until she was 18 or19. huh hhoh-e— people until she was 18 or 19. but that's what— people until she was 18 or19. but that's what king- people until she was 18 or 19. but that's what king charles is absolutely nothing wrong. but in terms of that and fundamentally, this terms of that and fundamentally, hhhe he— terms of that and fundamentally, hhhe he ohouh— terms of that and fundamentally, this is about 29— terms of that and fundamentally, this is about 29 and a 16 year oho— this is about 29 and a 16 year we he— this is about 29 and a 16 year old is normal. _ this is about 29 and a 16 year old is normal. but- this is about 29 and a 16 year old is normal. but let's just talk about the show this morning, because that's what this debate about. and we're this debate is about. and we're saying, this debate is about. and we're eoyhho. whhh— this debate is about. and we're eoyhho. whhh hh— this debate is about. and we're saying, will it survive?- c and we're saying, will it survive? and it mhohh— saying, will it survive? and it mhohh eurvhve— saying, will it survive? and it might survive. but it shouldn't heoouee you— might survive. but it shouldn't because, you know, surviving hehh— because, you know, surviving heh-h hehhe— because, you know, surviving isn't being success. and we isn't being a success. and we hhere— isn't being a success. and we can see there now- isn't being a success. and we can see there now the viewers tueh— can see there now the viewers tueh hoh— can see there now the viewers are just not buying this touchy heehy— are just not buying this touchy feely nonsense— are just not buying this touchy feely nonsense anymore. you know , feely nonsense anymore. you know .hhoh— feely nonsense anymore. you know . hhoh eheeoh— feely nonsense anymore. you know , that speech that— feely nonsense anymore. you know , that speech that holly made hoeh— , that speech that holly made hoeh week— , that speech that holly made last week where— , that speech that holly made last week where she said to viewers, are you— last week where she said to viewers, are you okay? is eveoryhe— viewers, are you okay? is everyone okay?- viewers, are you okay? is everyone okay? she talking viewers, are you okay? is ev people okay? she talking viewers, are you okay? is ev people like ? she talking viewers, are you okay? is ev people like there talking viewers, are you okay? is ev people like there were :alking viewers, are you okay? is ev people like there were andig to people like there were and you— to people like there were and you ooh-h— to people like there were and you ooh-h oo— to people like there were and you can't do that. _ to people like there were and you can't do that. viewers are hoh— you can't do that. viewers are hoh ehuhho— you can't do that. viewers are hoh ehuhho .— you can't do that. viewers are not stupid . they— you can't do that. viewers are not stupid . they get what's not stupid. they get what's hoppeoho— not stupid. they get what's happeningv you— not stupid. they get what's happening, you know, and even hhoh— happening, you know, and even hhoh ohh— happening, you know, and even hhoh ohh who— happening, you know, and even that girl who nobody's ever more— that girl who nobody's ever heard-josie— that girl who nobody's ever heard .josie ,_ that girl who nobody's ever heard josie , let's get back heard of, josie, let's get back to heard of, josie, let's get back ho hehhe— heard of, josie, let's get back ho hehhe hhe— heard of, josie, let's get back to being the family we were. heoh. — to being the family we were. heoh. .moeh— to being the family we were. yeah. most dysfunctional. yeah. the most dysfunctional. i ooh-h— yeah. the most dysfunctional. i ooh-h worr— yeah. the most dysfunctional. i ooh-h wohh ho— yeah. the most dysfunctional. i don't want to be— yeah. the most dysfunctional. i don't want to be part- yeah. the most dysfunctional. i don't want to be part of- yeah. the most dysfunctional. don't want to be part of your family. and the way, family. yeah and by the way, carol, have to say carol, i obviously have to say phillip schofield has said in that amol that bbc interview with amol rajan wasn't a groomer. rajan that he wasn't a groomer. now, didn't he was. it was now, i didn't say he was. it was bdan now, i didn't say he was. it was brian has launched yet another unwarranted attack unwarranted and unhinged attack on journalist, unwarranted and unhinged attack on journalist , this time on a journalist, this time

hitting out at times radio host calum macdonald. the mp for rother, was asked the legitimate question about whether the privileges committee kangaroo court investigation into boris johnson was fair and balanced. this is how he respond. did johnson was fair and balanced. this is how he respond . did you this is how he respond. did you want to have this— “ c did you want to have this conversation whhh — want to have this conversation with harriet? _ want to have this conversation with harriet? not— want to have this conversation with harriet? \hhih. want to have this conversation with harriet? \hih. with harriet? not with me, i think. well, i'm— with harriet? not with me, i think. well, i'm just.- with harriet? not with me, i think. well, i'm just. - with harriet? \hhih. well, i'm just. �*jthjh:.. think. well, i'm just. well, you've obviously got view. you've obviously got a view. i thought you were a broadcaster. you've obviously got a view. i tihadn't you were a broadcaster. you've obviously got a view. i tihadn't realisedt a broadcaster. you've obviously got a view. i tihadn't realised that roadcaster. you've obviously got a view. i tihadn't realised that roadtwere '. i hadn't realised that you were opinionist. excuse chris, opinionist. excuse me, chris, i ooh-h— opinionist. excuse me, chris, i ooh-h-o— opinionist. excuse me, chris, i ooh-h-o vhew— opinionist. excuse me, chris, i don't-a view. i'm- “ hih“ excuse me, chris, i don't a view. i'm putting don't have a view. i'm putting hheee— don't have a view. i'm putting these comments— don't have a view. i'm putting these comments to you. you oheorhy— these comments to you. you oheorhy oo. — these comments to you. you clearly do. i'm— these comments to you. you clearly do. i'm very clearly do. h-m — clearly do. i'm very clearly do. h-m -hheee— clearly do. i'm very clearly do. i'm these comments to i'm putting these comments to you— i'm putting these comments to you ho— i'm putting these comments to you ho hry— i'm putting these comments to you ho hry ho— i'm putting these comments to you to try to understand and why howe— you to try to understand and why horhe-heehe— you to try to understand and why boris-feels so— you to try to understand and why boris feels so aggrieved you to try to understand and why bori why feels so aggrieved you to try to understand and why boriwhy you feels so aggrieved you to try to understand and why bori why you think. so aggrieved you to try to understand and why bori why you think actuallyieved and why you think actually tuehhoe— and why you think actually tuehhoe hoe— and why you think actually justice has been done here. hhoh-e— justice has been done here. hhoh-e hhe— justice has been done here. that's the point— justice has been done here. that's the point that i'm trying to that's the point that i'm trying ho eeh— that's the point that i'm trying ho eeh oh. — that's the point that i'm trying to get at. you're— that's the point that i'm trying to get at. you're not you're hoh.— to get at. you're not you're hoh. ho.— to get at. you're not you're hoh. ho. h— to get at. you're not you're hoh. ho. h om— to get at. you're not you're not. no, i am. i— to get at. you're not you're not. no, i am. i seriously am . not. no, i am. i seriously am. who— not. no, i am. i seriously am. who hm— not. no, i am. i seriously am. who h-m rhyme— not. no, i am. i seriously am. and i'm trying to— not. no, i am. i seriously am. and i'm trying to ask you, i hhhhh— and i'm trying to ask you, i hhhhh youre— and i'm trying to ask you, i think you're a— and i'm trying to ask you, i think you're a serious journalist— think you're a serious journalist at- think you're a serious journalist at all now. bryant hoe— journalist at all now. bryant hoe o— journalist at all now. bryant hoe o long— journalist at all now. bryant has a long history of taking umbrage with journalists who ask hard but fair questions that he has no answer for. as i know only has no answer for. as i know ohhy hoo— has no answer for. as i know ohhy hoo wehh.— has no answer for. as i know only too well, back- has no answer for. as i know only too well, back in- as i know only too well, back in 2020, i erhhheo— only too well, back in 2020, i orhhheo hhm — only too well, back in 2020, i grilled him about— only too well, back in 2020, i grilled him about welsh labour's

uheohehhhhho— grilled him about welsh labour's unscientific and— grilled him about welsh labour's unscientific and insane policy to unscientific and insane policy ho hook— unscientific and insane policy ho hooh oowh— unscientific and insane policy to lock down the— unscientific and insane policy to lock down the country where he oeohh— to lock down the country where he again resorted— to lock down the country where he again resorted to pithy btec hereohoh— he again resorted to pithy btec personal insults— he again resorted to pithy btec personal insults .— he again resorted to pithy btec personal insults . chris bryant personal insults. chris bryant hhere-e— personal insults. chris bryant hhere-e ho— personal insults. chris bryant there's no proof— personal insults. chris bryant there's no proof that a two week hoohoowh— there's no proof that a two week hoohoowh he— there's no proof that a two week lockdown is going— there's no proof that a two week lockdown is going to make a who— lockdown is going to make a who hhh— lockdown is going to make a who hhh oh— lockdown is going to make a blind bit of difference to hhheohhoh— blind bit of difference to infection rates . c infection rates. that's your view, is it? well, it's not. it's not my view. it's scientific— it's not my view. it's scientific fact . hcghih it's not my view. it's- scientific fact . let's go on scientific fact. let's go on hhoh. move— scientific fact. let's go on then. prove it.— scientific fact. let's go on then. prove it. i- scientific fact. hcghih hih“ prove it. i passionately then. prove it. i passionately hehheve— then. prove it. i passionately believe these _ .“h:“ prove it. i passionately believe these lockdowns don't work.— believe these lockdowns don't work. eo— believe these lockdowns don't work. eo hm— believe these lockdowns don't work, so i'm genuinely trying to uhoerehoho— work, so i'm genuinely trying to understand why— work, so i'm genuinely trying to understand why are genuinely oohho— understand why are genuinely doing houre— understand why are genuinely doing you're just— understand why are genuinely doing you're just shouting . doing you're just shouting. houre— doing you're just shouting. houretueh— doing you're just shouting. you're just shouting.- doing you're just shouting. /hjih. “hcg it's you're just shouting. it's a it's a really tedious- j/hih. “hcg it's a it's a really tedious way of oohe— it's a really tedious way of doing rooho— it's a really tedious way of doing radio. but look, you're a nutcase. you're— doing radio. but look, you're a nutcase. you're a— doing radio. but look, you're a nutcase. you're a complete and uhher— nutcase. you're a complete and uhher huhooee— nutcase. you're a complete and utter nutcase and— nutcase. you're a complete and utter nutcase and you're ooheeroue— utter nutcase and you're dangerous as— utter nutcase and you're dangerous as well. hchih utter nutcase and you're- dangerous as well. chris, do you hoov— dangerous as well. chris, do you know what you go off now. know what you can go off now. get rid of this man. and as that exohohee— get rid of this man. and as that exchange shows,— get rid of this man. and as that exchange shows, bryant exchange shows, chris bryant whhh— exchange shows, chris bryant whhh hoover— exchange shows, chris bryant will forever be— exchange shows, chris bryant will forever be on the wrong ehohe— will forever be on the wrong ehoe oh— will forever be on the wrong side of history.— will forever be on the wrong side of history. i— will forever be on the wrong side of history. i think all journalists— side of history. i think all journalists should just say, hoh-e— journalists should just say, heh-e hoh— journalists should just say, let's not interview the. that's whoh— let's not interview the. that's whoh h— let's not interview the. that's whoh h ohh.— let's not interview the. that's what i did. and— let's not interview the. that's what i did. and you'd be much hohhher— what i did. and you'd be much hoppher hh— what i did. and you'd be much hoppher hh you— what i did. and you'd be much happier if you did— what i did. and you'd be much happier if you did the same. hehhhoo— happier if you did the same. hehhhoo oe— happier if you did the same. belinda de lucy,— happier if you did the same. belinda de lucy, benjamin butterworth.— belinda de lucy, benjamin butterworth. carole malone. do ehohe—

butterworth. carole malone. do stand-because— butterworth. carole malone. do stand because coming up, stand by because coming up, ohheh— stand by because coming up, ohher—oourh- stand by because coming up, after—court of. after the kangaroo court of a hrhvhheoee— after the kangaroo court of a privileges—forcesl privileges committee forces horhe—eheh- privileges committee forces boris step down privileges committee forces- boris_step down from boris johnson to step down from horhhomenh— boris johnson to step down from parliament, how— boris johnson to step down from parliament, how will the former pm parliament, how will the former hhh-hh— parliament, how will the former hhh-h hhehorye- parliament, how will the former. pm-in history?-does pm go down in history? and does a pm go down in history? and does o eeheohhohoh— pm go down in history? and does a sensational comeback remain on the a sensational comeback remain on hhe-wehh— a sensational comeback remain on the-we'll debate- a sensational comeback remain on the-we'll debate as- a sensational comeback remain on the we'll debate as we the cards? we'll debate as we eveoh— the cards? we'll debate as we reveal tonight's— the cards? we'll debate as we reveal tonight's greatest hrhhohh— reveal tonight's greatest britain _jackl reveal tonight's greatest- britain _ jack acas. but britain and union jack acas. but hehh— britain and union jack acas. but hexh hh— britain and union jack acas. but next in uncanceled, amid reports the next in uncanceled, amid reports hhe hho— next in uncanceled, amid reports hhe king he— next in uncanceled, amid reports the king is getting— next in uncanceled, amid reports the king is getting increasingly hruehroheo— the king is getting increasingly frustrated with— the king is getting increasingly frustrated with prince harry. is he ohouh— frustrated with prince harry. is he ohouh ho— frustrated with prince harry. is he about to clamp down on his son's courtroom— he about to clamp down on his son's courtroom crusade? fleet ehheeh— son's courtroom crusade? fleet ehheeh hooh— son's courtroom crusade? fleet street icon calvin— son's courtroom crusade? fleet street icon calvin mckenzie is hhheo— street icon calvin mckenzie is hhreo uh— street icon calvin mckenzie is hhreo uh oh— street icon calvin mckenzie is fired up on that— street icon calvin mckenzie is fired up on that .— street icon calvin mckenzie is fired up on that . and we'll fired up on that. and we'll hrevhew— fired up on that. and we'll hrevhew hhe— fired up on that. and we'll preview the latest chapter in hhe— preview the latest chapter in hhe hhv— preview the latest chapter in the itv scandal— preview the latest chapter in the itv scandal as chief eeouhhve— the itv scandal as chief executive carolyn mccall hrehoree— executive carolyn mccall oreooree ho — executive carolyn mccall prepares to face mps on weoheeooy. — prepares to face mps on wednesday. don't go anywhere. were— wednesday. don't go anywhere. were hook— wednesday. don't go anywhere. were hooh hh— wednesday. don't go anywhere. we're back in just— wednesday. don't go anywhere. we're back in just two minutes hhme— we're back in just two minutes hhme .—

million a year. it's time now hor— million a year. it's time now for cancelled— million a year. it's time now for cancelled .— million a year. it's time now for cancelled . and this is where for cancelled. and this is where hrhhohh-e— for cancelled. and this is where hrhhohh-e hoh— for cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentator to eheoh— britain's top commentator to eoeoh ouh— britain's top commentator to epeoh ouh oh— britain's top commentator to speak out on controversial issues without _ speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the oohoeh— issues without the fear of the cancel culture _ issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest

of cancel culture sweeping the rest oh hhe— cancel culture sweeping the rest oh hhe metho— cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and— cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and it was all emhhee— of the media. and it was all emhhee oh— of the media. and it was all smiles at this— of the media. and it was all smiles at this morning last week as smiles at this morning last week oe hohhy— smiles at this morning last week as holly willoughby ushered in the as holly willoughby ushered in hhe hew— as holly willoughby ushered in hhe hoeh— as holly willoughby ushered in the new post schofield era , the new post schofield era, ohheh— the new post schofield era, albeit with— the new post schofield era, albeit with troubling problems as albeit with troubling problems oe rohhhee— albeit with troubling problems as ratings which— albeit with troubling problems as ratings which plummeted to just as ratings which plummeted to tueh ehy— as ratings which plummeted to tueh ehy oh— as ratings which plummeted to just shy of 600,000 on thursday as just shy of 600,000 on thursday oe hohhy— just shy of 600,000 on thursday as holly hosted— just shy of 600,000 on thursday as holly hosted with irish oreeehher— as holly hosted with irish presenter craig doyle. that's hewer— presenter craig doyle. that's hewer hhoh— presenter craig doyle. that's fewer than the _ presenter craig doyle. that's fewer than the 1.3 million the ehow— fewer than the 1.3 million the ehow mew— fewer than the 1.3 million the ehow orew oh— fewer than the 1.3 million the show drew at the— fewer than the 1.3 million the show drew at the end of last yeou— show drew at the end of last yeor. eo— show drew at the end of last year. so kelvin— show drew at the end of last year. so kelvin mackenzie, this is year. so kelvin mackenzie, this he o— year. so kelvin mackenzie, this he o huge— year. so kelvin mackenzie, this he o huge week— year. so kelvin mackenzie, this is a huge week for— year. so kelvin mackenzie, this is a huge week for itv. this momhho— is a huge week for itv. this morhhho he— is a huge week for itv. this morning is in— is a huge week for itv. this morning is in total meltdown. hhe— morning is in total meltdown. hh-e hoh— morning is in total meltdown. it's not working.— morning is in total meltdown. it's not working. people aren't wohohhe— it's not working. people aren't wohohhhe hhe— it's not working. people aren't watching. the advertisers are rumhho— watching. the advertisers are running owoy— watching. the advertisers are running away. and carolyn mccall . ohh— running away. and carolyn mccall . ohh hhhe— running away. and carolyn mccall . ohh hhhe woke— running away. and carolyn mccall , all this woke chief— running away. and carolyn mccall , all this woke chief executive who-e— , all this woke chief executive who-e eoh— , all this woke chief executive who-e ooh rho— , all this woke chief executive who's got rid of_ , all this woke chief executive who's got rid of star after star ohheh— who's got rid of star after star ohher ehoh— who's got rid of star after star after star have— who's got rid of star after star after star have has to face mps oho— after star have has to face mps oho hry— after star have has to face mps oho hry oho— after star have has to face mps and try and justify— after star have has to face mps and try and justify how she ohhoweo— and try and justify how she allowed this— and try and justify how she allowed this situation to hoppeh — allowed this situation to hohheh. oh— allowed this situation to happen. on her watch. �*jthjh:.. allowed this situation to- happen. on her watch. well, she whhh— happen. on her watch. well, she whhh he— happen. on her watch. well, she will be quite clever. don't doubt that. but the truth about the matter, every time she makes a decision, itv lose more audience. so a decision, itv lose more audience . so she decides to get audience. so she decides to get rid audience. so she decides to get rho oh— audience. so she decides to get rho oh hhere— audience. so she decides to get rid of piers, who,— audience. so she decides to get rid of piers, who, by— 5j.hc h:“ht.h: so she decides to get rid of piers, who, by the 5j-hc h:“ht.h: so she decides to get rid of piers, who, by the way, humeo— rid of piers, who, by the way, humeo ouh— rid of piers, who, by the way, turned out to— rid of piers, who, by the way, turned out to be— rid of piers, who, by the way, turned out to be 101% correct. she— turned out to be 101% correct. she hrhee— turned out to be 101% correct. she hrhee ho—

turned out to be 101% correct. she tries to get— turned out to be 101% correct. she tries to get rid of him. vhoh— she tries to get rid of him. what happened— she tries to get rid of him. what happened down- she tries to get rid of him. what happened down goes the down goes the ratings. she decided to get goes the ratings. she decided to eeh rho— goes the ratings. she decided to eeh rho oh— goes the ratings. she decided to eeh rho oh kyhe. — goes the ratings. she decided to get rid of kyle. jeremy,- cg “hcg3 she decided to get rid of kyle. jeremy, kyle, nowh— get rid of kyle. jeremy, kyle, howh oooe— get rid of kyle. jeremy, kyle, down goes the— get rid of kyle. jeremy, kyle, down goes the ratings. the funny hhhe— down goes the ratings. the funny hhhhe ohouh— down goes the ratings. the funny thing about them— down goes the ratings. the funny thing about them is they've all ehoeo— thing about them is they've all ehoeoloh— thing about them is they've all ended-at talktv._ thing about them is they've all ended at talktv. and what's ended up at talktv. and what's hoppeheo— ended up at talktv. and what's happened there?— ended up at talktv. and what's happened there? the curse of wooohh—hhe- happened there? the curse of. mccall—the ratings mccall continued. the ratings hove— mccall continued. the ratings have collapsed . that mccall continued. “hcg3 t c that talktv and have collapsed. that talktv and the have collapsed. that talktv and hhe hhooeeh— have collapsed. that talktv and the biggest laugh— have collapsed. that talktv and the biggest laugh . _ have collapsed. that talktv and the biggest laugh . i- t c that talktv and the biggest laugh . the biggest laugh. i know what ehohhoh— the biggest laugh. i know what station you're talking about, kelvin. the biggest laugh i've hoo— kelvin. the biggest laugh i've hoo hrom— kelvin. the biggest laugh i've had from years— kelvin. the biggest laugh i've had from years is— “ the biggest laugh i've had from years is the suggestion an had from years is the suggestion on oho— had from years is the suggestion on one hhere-e— had from years is the suggestion an and there's not— had from years is the suggestion an and there's not a hint of hrohy— an and there's not a hint of hrohy ohouh— an and there's not a hint of irony about this— an and there's not a hint of irony about this phillip irony about this that phillip sohohheho— irony about this that phillip schofield is— irony about this that phillip schofield is going to be hired by hohhhv— schofield is going to be hired by hohhhv ho— schofield is going to be hired by talktv to rescue his career. sohohheho— by talktv to rescue his career. schofield is— by talktv to rescue his career. schofield is not— by talktv to rescue his career. schofield is not that desperate to schofield is not that desperate ho 90— schofield is not that desperate ho go down— schofield is not that desperate ho to town hhe— schofield is not that desperate to go down the pan and talktv it's to go down the pan and talktv he never— to go down the pan and talktv it's never going— to go down the pan and talktv it's never going to— to go down the pan and talktv it's never going to happen. they— it's never going to happen. hhey mush— it's never going to happen. hhey mush he— it's never going to happen. they must be mad- it's never going to happen. they must be mad to- it's never going to happen. they must be mad to suggest it for her. what's she going to do on wednesday?— for her. what's she going to do on wednesday? _ for her. what's she going to do on wednesday? well,- what's she going to do on wednesday? �*jthjh:-- .- what's she going to do on wednesday? �*jthjh:-- -- on wednesday? well, she'll bat it away, i promise you. she'll be quite clever. and she. how can she do that when i actually have the email that she was sent in march 2020 with this former this morning staff member saying, here's the guy , this is saying, here's the guy, this is what's happening on your watch. how can she deny that? she knew she was sent email from a

she was sent an email from a whistleblower ? depher well, she whistleblower? depher well, she whoh— whistleblower? depher well, she whoh ehe— whistleblower? depher well, she whoh ehe whhh— whistleblower? depher well, she what she will say,— whistleblower? depher well, she what she will say, i— ”7’ depher well, she what she will say, i guarantee you— what she will say, i guarantee you me— what she will say, i guarantee you ehe whhh— what she will say, i guarantee you she will say,— what she will say, i guarantee you she will say, i— what she will say, i guarantee you she will say, i get lots of emohhe— you she will say, i get lots of emohhe .— you she will say, i get lots of emohhe . how— you she will say, i get lots of emails . how was— you she will say, i get lots of emails. how was i to you she will say, i get lots of emails . how was i to know that emails. how was i to know that any— emails. how was i to know that my oh— emails. how was i to know that my oh hhe— emails. how was i to know that any of it's true?— emails. how was i to know that any of it's true? after all, i emohoy— any of it's true? after all, i emhhoy ehohh— any of it's true? after all, i employ staff and this is where hoh— employ staff and this is where hhoh hhheohh— employ staff and this is where rob frizell, the— employ staff and this is where rob frizell, the old editor hhere— rob frizell, the old editor there, who's— rob frizell, the old editor there, who's mr aubergine yeah , there, who's mr aubergine yeah, it's there, who's mr aubergine yeah, he ohh— there, who's mr aubergine yeah, we ohh tomo— there, who's mr aubergine yeah, it's all going rather well. it's all it's all going rather well. it's ohh oome— it's all going rather well. it's all going rather— it's all going rather well. it's all going rather well. suddenly hee— all going rather well. suddenly he-e-oumheo— all going rather well. suddenly he's-dumped on- all going rather well. suddenly he's dumped on by the he's being dumped on by the emhhe— he's being dumped on by the ehhhre hhv— he's being dumped on by the ehhhre hhv .— he's being dumped on by the entire itv , so— he's being dumped on by the entire itv , so he— he's being dumped on by the entire itv , so he will entire itv, so he will definitely,- entire itv, so he will definitely, i'm afraid, going to get definitely, i'm afraid, going to eeh hhe— definitely, i'm afraid, going to eeh hhe oho— definitely, i'm afraid, going to getthe old guy- _ definitely, i'm afraid, going to get the old guy. 5; get the old guy. he's, he's, hes— get the old guy. he's, he's, he's going, which is not fair. it fair. he's quite it is not fair. he's quite a good— it is not fair. he's quite a good guy— it is not fair. he's quite a good guy actually,- . ” he's quite a good guy actually, isn't he? and hee— good guy actually, isn't he? and he-e heeh— good guy actually, isn't he? and he's been sitting— good guy actually, isn't he? and he's been sitting there mopping huehoho— he's been sitting there moppingi huehoho—hhu husband of fiona phillips. and by ohh— husband of fiona phillips. and by all accounts,— husband of fiona phillips. and by all accounts, from - husband of fiona phillips. and by all accounts, from what i'm told, he asked philip numerous times and philip lied to him. so at the end of the day, that was at the end of the day, that was a management decision higher up, wasn't it, about whether they wanted to trust their right? but that's what she will say. she— but that's what she will say. she whhh— but that's what she will say. she whhh eoy— but that's what she will say. she will say also— but that's what she will say. she will say also move this young— she will say also move this young ruhher— she will say also move this young runner, by the off young runner, by the way, off hhhe— young runner, by the way, off hhhe morhhhe— young runner, by the way, off this morning lose swimming. this morning to lose swimming. hhoh— this morning to lose swimming. hhoh-hhe— this morning to lose swimming. hhoh-hhe hhme- this morning to lose swimming. that-the thing the- this morning to lose swimming. that-the thing the thingj that was and the thing the thing itv be hanging around for itv will be hanging around for wondering when that is wondering when that bomb is going that young guy

going to go off. that young guy who-e— going to go off. that young guy who-e opporehhhy— going to go off. that young guy who's apparently got— hcghih “hcg hcghih that young guy who's apparently got some ohohheheee— who's apparently got some challenges in— who's apparently got some challenges in his own life. what hohhehe— challenges in his own life. what happens-decides- challenges in his own life. what happens decides sell happens when he decides to sell his happens when he decides to sell hhe-hhe— happens when he decides to sell hhe-hhe hohhy— happens when he decides to sell his-the daily mail- happens when he decides to sell his the daily mail? and his story to the daily mail? and he eoye— his story to the daily mail? and he eoye. vveh.— his story to the daily mail? and he eoye. wehh. h— his story to the daily mail? and he says, well, i actually told wooohh— he says, well, i actually told wooohh or— he says, well, i actually told wooohh or r— he says, well, i actually told mccall or i told— he says, well, i actually told mccall or i told and let me tell you,— mccall or i told and let me tell you. hehvhw— mccall or i told and let me tell you, kelvin, from _ mccall or i told and let me tell you, kelvin, from what i am told oho— you, kelvin, from what i am told and remember,— you, kelvin, from what i am told and remember, i— you, kelvin, from what i am told and remember, i knew this young oh— and remember, i knew this young oh hhe— and remember, i knew this young man at the time,— and remember, i knew this young man at the time, very good guy. who— man at the time, very good guy. who hrom — man at the time, very good guy. who hrom whoh— man at the time, very good guy. and from what i'm— man at the time, very good guy. and from what i'm told- man at the time, very good guy. and from what i'm told now,- man at the time, very good guy. and from what i'm told now, his story differs significantly to what phillip schofield has been saying , i'm what phillip schofield has been saying, i'm sure a what phillip schofield has been saying , i'm sure a couple of saying, i'm sure a couple of weeks. so i think there may be more to come. but look, i want to move on this arrest of to move on to this arrest of scheming sturgeon. calvin, in the same week boris quit parliament. think, like parliament. do you think, like i do, that this says something about the mainstream media that they focussed on. boris they were so focussed on. boris johnson the past two years johnson over the past two years when there was a scandal when there was a real scandal hiding plain in hiding in plain sight in scotland even now scotland. and they even now don't want to know about don't really want to know about it. let's honest with it. well, let's be honest with you,— it. well, let's be honest with you,-mainstream - . well, let's be honest with you, mainstream media you, the mainstream media oherohee— you, the mainstream media operates london right? operates from london right? schoone— operates from london right? scotland-i'm— operates from london right? scotland-i'm sorry- operates from london right? scotland-i'm sorry to. operates from london right? i scotland-i'm sorry to say scotland. and i'm sorry to say this about to your scottish viewers and i'm sure you've got some is is long some right, is many is a long one. well, you didn't draw this piece right . that scotland's a piece right. that scotland's a long way away. and the

machinations of scotland with a dominant party like the snp and with a dominant personality like sturgeon , i quite understand in sturgeon, i quite understand in a funny way it doesn't say much for scottish journalists, though, does it? because they're the people that should have been all this all the time. why all over this all the time. why weren't they trying to find out where went and the where the 600 grand went and the other i have is this this other issue i have is this this investigation has now been going other issue i have is this this invforigation has now been going other issue i have is this this invfor two on has now been going other issue i have is this this invfor two years. now been going other issue i have is this this invfor two years. everybody going other issue i have is this this invfor two years. everybody andg on for two years. everybody and their wife has been arrested. they can't anybody they can't be anybody in scotland hasn't been scotland who hasn't been arrested this. arrested in relation to this. why? why has nobody been actually charged? how much do they how difficult do you imagine what, 600,000 means in scotland? that is a that's a lot of scotland? that is a that's a lot oh hohohoee. — scotland? that is a that's a lot of potatoes. so— scotland? that is a that's a lot of potatoes. so the- tc7 that is a that's a lot of potatoes. ht.h: of potatoes. so the police should raise their game or they should raise their game or they should get in scotland yard . should get in scotland yard. right. scotland yard , get them right. scotland yard, get them in and somebody will be charged within half an hour. and of course, as ever with- “ ” and of course, as ever with the story, we hove— course, as ever with the story, we hove ho — course, as ever with the story, we have to stress,— course, as ever with the story, we have to stress, both the snp oho— we have to stress, both the snp oho whooho— we have to stress, both the snp and nicola sturgeon totally oohee— and nicola sturgeon totally ooree whhh— and nicola sturgeon totally agree with you. she is not. she-e— agree with you. she is not. she's not guilty of anything

right now . now, look, kelvin, right now. now, look, kelvin, big eoooh— right now. now, look, kelvin, big eoooh hrom — right now. now, look, kelvin, big scoop from the- ” hcg“. now, look, kelvin, big scoop from the sunday times royoh— big scoop from the sunday times royoh eohhor— big scoop from the sunday times royoh eohhor hooy— big scoop from the sunday times royal editor roy inaya over the weekend— royal editor roy inaya over the weekend which— royal editor roy inaya over the weekend which reveals king ohorhee— weekend which reveals king charles sad— weekend which reveals king charles sad and— weekend which reveals king charles sad and bewildered over whoe— charles sad and bewildered over hrhhoe horry-e— charles sad and bewildered over prince harry's treacherous hehovhouu— prince harry's treacherous behaviour. she - prince harry's treacherous behaviour. she says harry oooeh-h— behaviour. she says harry ooeeh-h ohve— behaviour. she says harry doesn't give a— behaviour. she says harry doesn't give a because what he's reohheeo— doesn't give a because what he's realised effectively— doesn't give a because what he's realised effectively is that his dad:— realised effectively is that his dad, because— realised effectively is that his dad, because he's a bit gutless . he— dad, because he's a bit gutless . he hehh— dad, because he's a bit gutless . he heth oome— dad, because he's a bit gutless , he isn't going to— dad, because he's a bit gutless , he isn't going to make the big oeohehoh— , he isn't going to make the big oeohehoh ho— , he isn't going to make the big decision to strip— , he isn't going to make the big decision to strip him of his hhhhee— decision to strip him of his titles actually— decision to strip him of his titles actually has no more heve— titles actually has no more heve ho— titles actually has no more levers to pull— titles actually has no more levers to pull when it comes to oheohhhhhhhe— levers to pull when it comes to disciplining the— levers to pull when it comes to disciplining the sussex. do you hhhhh— disciplining the sussex. do you think actually— disciplining the sussex. do you think actually the time has come for think actually the time has come hor ohorhee— think actually the time has come for charles to _ think actually the time has come for charles to say— think actually the time has come for charles to say enough is enough— for charles to say enough is enough here?— for charles to say enough is enough here? well, the totally hhe — enough here? well, the totally remove the father must have been very— remove the father must have been very uheeh— remove the father must have been very uheeh . — remove the father must have been very uheeh. hhe— remove the father must have been very uheeh. hhe guy— remove the father must have been very upset . hcg-p remove the father must have been very upset. hcg-p “ remove the father must have been very upset . g -p “ very upset. the guy flies in to take part in some high profile high court case and doesn't spend half an hour for a cup of tea or pick up the phone to his father. so that relationship is at an end if he decides decides to take away the. so there's leverage on both sides here because if he takes away the

title, then there will be another book, 'spare' two. and then when spare two comes out, there will be all allegations of racism and this ism and that ism. and that, i presume, is what charles is trying to avoid. so he basically he has to appease him. he does. he has to keep calling him up and hoping that one day he actually returns the call straordinarie situation. kelvin mackenzie, hhom— situation. kelvin mackenzie, hhohh-eo— situation. kelvin mackenzie, thank-so much.- “ kelvin mackenzie, thank so much. now just thank you so much. now just rehurhhhe— thank you so much. now just rehumhhe ho— thank you so much. now just returning to the— thank you so much. now just returning to the itv story , i'll returning to the itv story, i'll homhho— returning to the itv story, i'll remhho you— returning to the itv story, i'll remind you that— returning to the itv story, i'll remind you that in his statement hhh-e— remind you that in his statement we ohheh— remind you that in his statement itv's chief executive carolyn wooohh— itv's chief executive carolyn wooohh hoe— itv's chief executive carolyn mccall has said— itv's chief executive carolyn mccall has said when rumours of a mccall has said when rumours of o rehohhohehhh— mccall has said when rumours of a relationship between phillip sohohheho— a relationship between phillip schofield-an— a relationship between phillip schofield an employee of itv schofield and an employee of itv hheh— schofield and an employee of itv hhreh heom— schofield and an employee of itv first began circulate in late first began to circulate in late zoo.— first began to circulate in late zoho. eorhy— first began to circulate in late 2019, early 2020,— first began to circulate in late 2019, early 2020, itv investigated - 2019, early 2020, itv investigated and did not find any— investigated and did not find my evhoehoe— investigated and did not find any evidence of_ investigated and did not find any evidence of a relationship heyoho— any evidence of a relationship beyond hearsay— any evidence of a relationship beyond hearsay and rumour. hhhhhh— beyond hearsay and rumour. hhhhhh moee— beyond hearsay and rumour. philip made assurances to us and his philip made assurances to us and hhe ooenoy— philip made assurances to us and his agency, which— philip made assurances to us and his agency, which he now acknowledges— his agency, which he now acknowledges were untrue. and we feel acknowledges were untrue. and we heeh hoohy. — acknowledges were untrue. and we heeh hoohy. heh— acknowledges were untrue. and we feel badly. let down— acknowledges were untrue. and we feel badly. let down and remember special edition of remember a special edition of the remember a special edition of hhe ehow— remember a special edition of hhe ehow oh— remember a special edition of the show on wednesday night into itv the show on wednesday night into hhv soohooh— the show on wednesday night into itv scandal analysed exactly whoh— itv scandal analysed exactly whoh wehh— itv scandal analysed exactly what went down _ itv scandal analysed exactly what went down in carolyn wooohh-e— what went down in carolyn mccall's bombshell evidence. but it's mccall's bombshell evidence. but

he hhme— mccall's bombshell evidence. but he hhme hovv— mccall's bombshell evidence. but it's time now to— mccall's bombshell evidence. but it's time now to reveal hohhohh-e— it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain and omoh— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass is— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass is my superstar oooeh— union jackass is my superstar hoheh reurhh— union jackass is my superstar panel return. carole malone, who-e— panel return. carole malone, who-e your— panel return. carole malone, who's your nominee as tonight's oreoheeh— who's your nominee as tonight's greatest britain. _ who's your nominee as tonight's greatest britain. okay jcij“ greatest britain. okay on the oh— greatest britain. okay on the oh oh— greatest britain. okay on the eve of gb news— greatest britain. okay on the eve of gb news second birthday, i'd like to nominate gb views for giving us their incredible support throughout these last two years. lots of them , monas two years. lots of them, monas and karpas said the station would never make it. it shouldn't make it, but it has. and the station and this show in particular has been getting record viewing figures of late andifs record viewing figures of late and it's fantastic because we're obviously saying things that people want to hear. a big people want to hear. so a big thank to all of you out thank you to all of you out there who watch the station because of us could do because none of us could do anything without you. well, thank you that. anything without you. well, thank you .that. and - “hcg well, thank you that. and also thank you for that. and also hhom— thank you for that. and also thank-carol— thank you for that. and also thank-carol and- thank you for that. and also thank carol and benjamin, thank you, carol and benjamin, who— thank you, carol and benjamin, who-me— thank you, carol and benjamin, who-me oh- thank you, carol and benjamin, who-me on night- thank you, carol and benjamin, who me on night one, who were with me on night one, hwo— who were with me on night one, hwo yeore— who were with me on night one, hwo yeore ooo— who were with me on night one, two years ago tomorrow. and oome— two years ago tomorrow. and going ho— two years ago tomorrow. and we're going to have a bit of a oehehrohhoh— we're going to have a bit of a celebration on— we're going to have a bit of a celebration on the show tomorrow hhom— celebration on the show tomorrow hhohh whhh— celebration on the show tomorrow night with michelle dewberry celebration on the show tomorrow night farageichelle dewberry celebration on the show tomorrow night farageichelnanaivberry celebration on the show tomorrow night farageichelnana akuaj celebration on the show tomorrow night farageichelnana akua . nigel farage and nana akua. hoohhho— nigel farage and nana akua. looking hook— nigel farage and nana akua. looking back at— nigel farage and nana akua. looking back at what was an hhoreohhhe— looking back at what was an incredible moment of tv history, moyhe— incredible moment of tv history, moyhe hor— incredible moment of tv history, moyhe hor ohh— incredible moment of tv history, maybe for all of_ incredible moment of tv history, maybe for all of the wrong reasons. benjamin butterworth, your— reasons. benjamin butterworth, yourhomhee— reasons. benjamin butterworth, yourhomhee .— reasons. benjamin butterworth, your nominee , we're invited

your nominee, we're not invited to your nominee, we're not invited ho hhhe— your nominee, we're not invited ho hhhe hohhy— your nominee, we're not invited to this party tomorrow night. hou— to this party tomorrow night. hou hohhoeo— to this party tomorrow night. you noticed my— to this party tomorrow night. you noticed my greatest- to this party tomorrow night. you noticed my greatest brit nomination is rebecca ferguson, the former x factor contestant whose really bravely spoken up about wider problems at itv and the effect it's had on her. and it's very brave because- t “5jhc and it's very brave because she's hhherohhy— it's very brave because she's literally losing— it's very brave because she's literally losing work and for money— literally losing work and for money hh— literally losing work and for money hh. huh— literally losing work and for money it, but she's standing by her instincts. _ money it, but she's standing by her instincts. yeah— money it, but she's standing by her instincts. yeah no, i oheohuhehy— her instincts. yeah no, i absolutely agree with that. hehmoo— absolutely agree with that. belinda deluise,_ absolutely agree with that. belinda deluise, your- absolutely agree with that. belinda deluise, your nominee, my greatest brit, is dame andrea jenkins. this is a my greatest brit, is dame andrea jenkins . this is a politician jenkins. this is a politician hhoh— jenkins. this is a politician that thoroughly— this is a politician that thoroughly deserves her honour— that thoroughly deserves her honour. she's— that thoroughly deserves her honour. she's been an incredible hrevhheer— honour. she's been an incredible hrexhheer .— honour. she's been an incredible brexiteer . she— honour. she's been an incredible brexiteer . she voted against the brexiteer. she voted against the vvhhoeor— brexiteer. she voted against the windsor framework brexiteer, hhoh— windsor framework brexiteer, hhoh hhh.— windsor framework brexiteer, that kind, but— windsor framework brexiteer, that kind, but also , more that kind, but also, more hmporhoohhy— that kind, but also, more importantly, she called the hrhvhheeee— importantly, she called the privileges committee correctly a hohooroo— privileges committee correctly a hohooroo oouh.— privileges committee correctly a kangaroo court. and that's brave in kangaroo court. and that's brave hh hhe— kangaroo court. and that's brave in the censorious_ kangaroo court. and that's brave in the censorious days. well, hook— in the censorious days. well, hooh . — in the censorious days. well, hooh . oh.— in the censorious days. well, look . oh, goodness- in the censorious days. well, look . jcij“ cgc in the censorious days. well, look . cgc in the censorious days. well, look. cgc look. oh, goodness me, that's a tough one for me. but of course, it's carole malone and our gb news viewers , because we news viewers, because we couldn't do any of this without you, union jackass time. carole malone. okay. mine's humza houeoh. — malone. okay. mine's humza houeoh. hve— malone. okay. mine's humza yousaf. i've got.— malone. okay. mine's humza yousaf. i've got. i've- okay. mine's humza yousaf. hcghih. hcghih. yousaf. i've got. i've got to look at how to say that now because i want to call him

useless all the time. yeah, you can humza yousaf you can on this show. okay. but not having the guts to suspend send nicola sturgeon. this was his moment to show bit of leadership show a little bit of leadership and he backed out because he still still getting advice still he's still getting advice from about run the from nicola about how to run the party. he's terrified of her. he— party. he's terrified of her. he ehhhh— party. he's terrified of her. he still-that- party. he's terrified of her. he still that he is his he still thinks that he is his protege she's boss. protege and she's the boss. he's, you know, this is this is oh, he's pathetic. he's terrified of t he's terrified of scheming oh, he's pathetic. he's- terrified of scheming sturgeon. it terrified of scheming sturgeon. hh—hehtomhh- it is ridiculous. benjamin butterworth,— it is ridiculous. benjamin butterworth, nominee at butterworth, your nominee at mhe— butterworth, your nominee at mine, philandering mine, is the philandering hyooorhhe— mine, is the philandering hypocrite who _ mine, is the philandering hypocrite who cheated on his uhhe— hypocrite who cheated on his whhe whhh— hypocrite who cheated on his wife with and— hypocrite who cheated on his wife with and children with a mum— wife with and children with a muoh younger— wife with and children with a much younger partner they met in the much younger partner they met in hhe worhhhooe — much younger partner they met in hhe worhhhooe . — much younger partner they met in the workplace . no,— much younger partner they met in the workplace . \hhih -- the workplace. no, not phillip schofield. it's boris johnson . schofield. it's boris johnson. oh, seek the narcissist in ohheh. — oh, seek the narcissist in ohheh. hhe— oh, seek the narcissist in chief. his career- oh, seek the narcissist in chief. t 5j“hc chief. his career is over and good riddance to him . that's good riddance to him. that's what you think— good riddance to him. that's what you think . _ good riddance to him. that's what you think . that is what what you think. that is what your nominee ? well, what you think. c 7’ well, mine has what you think. that is what- your nominee ? well, mine has to your nominee? well, mine has to be your nominee? well, mine has to he wehh— your nominee? well, mine has to he hhehh suhoh— your nominee? well, mine has to be rishi sunak knack.— your nominee? well, mine has to be rishi sunak knack. i- c 7 well, mine has to be rishi sunak knack. i know the list be rishi sunak knack. i know the hheh he— be rishi sunak knack. i know the hheh he hohe— be rishi sunak knack. i know the hheh he hoho hor— be rishi sunak knack. i know the list is long for what makes him toohoee— list is long for what makes him toohoee. huh— list is long for what makes him jackass, but for— list is long for what makes him jackass, but for the. the reason is jackass, but for the. the reason he hoooy— jackass, but for the. the reason he hoooy he— jackass, but for the. the reason is today is because— jackass, but for the. the reason is today is because over 800 toothe— is today is because over 800 heohhe homhee— is today is because over 800 people landed on— is today is because over 800 people landed on our shores. woehhy— people landed on our shores. woehhy men.— people landed on our shores. mostly men, again on boats , mostly men, again on boats, hhehhy— mostly men, again on boats, hhohhy hhhehy— mostly men, again on boats, highly likely to— mostly men, again on boats,

highly likely to have no documents.— highly likely to have no documents. all his chats about ehoheme— documents. all his chats about ehopphho hhe— documents. all his chats about stopping the boats is just bluff and stopping the boats is just bluff oho hhuhh— stopping the boats is just bluff oho hhuhh .— stopping the boats is just bluff and fluff . and— stopping the boats is just bluff and fluff . and i— stopping the boats is just bluff and fluff . and i think we're and fluff. and i think we're going— and fluff. and i think we're going ho— and fluff. and i think we're going to expect— and fluff. and i think we're going to expect a whole load more over the— going to expect a whole load more over the summer. he does oheohuhehy— more over the summer. he does absolutely nothing— more over the summer. he does absolutely nothing but tinkering hhe— absolutely nothing but tinkering over the boat,— absolutely nothing but tinkering over the boat, so— absolutely nothing but tinkering over the boat, so it's him. shome— over the boat, so it's him. shome oh— over the boat, so it's him. shame on him _ over the boat, so it's him. shame on him for the weekend. veh— shame on him for the weekend. vehh. hoeh— shame on him for the weekend. vehh. hoeh. hhe— shame on him for the weekend. well, look, it's going— shame on him for the weekend. well, look, it's going to- shame on him for the weekend. well, look, it's going to be- well, look, it's going to be a double win tonight for carole malone because, course, it's malone because, of course, it's humza useless . a little boy who humza useless. a little boy who still remains terrified of scheming sturgeon . thank you so scheming sturgeon. thank you so much to carole malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda lucy. i'll be back again tomorrow night from p.m, i'll be back again tomorrow night from pm, i said, night from 9 pm, as i said, celebrating two years of gb news plus previewing our special investigation into the scandal at its kyiv. remember to. we're live with liz truss in leigh on thursday night. but next up, it's headliners. good night.

good evening. the top stories from the . good evening. the top stories hrom hhe oh— . good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom— good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom tonight. hohe— from the gb newsroom tonight. horhe hohheoh— from the gb newsroom tonight. boris johnson formally stepped oouh— boris johnson formally stepped oouh-wh— boris johnson formally stepped down-mp this— boris johnson formally stepped down mp this afternoon down as an mp this afternoon ohher— down as an mp this afternoon after accusing— down as an mp this afternoon after accusing rishi sunak of hohhhho— after accusing rishi sunak of talking rubbish— after accusing rishi sunak of talking rubbish in an escalating heue— talking rubbish in an escalating feud between— talking rubbish in an escalating feud between the— talking rubbish in an escalating feud between the two politicians and feud between the two politicians oho hhoh— feud between the two politicians and that comes— feud between the two politicians and that comes after the prime whhheher— and that comes after the prime minister claimed— and that comes after the prime minister claimed mr johnson and that comes after the prime minister claimed mrjohnson had oeheh— minister claimed mrjohnson had oeheo hhm— minister claimed mrjohnson had oeheo hhm ho— minister claimed mrjohnson had asked him to overrule checks for houee— asked him to overrule checks for houee oh— asked him to overrule checks for house of lords— asked him to overrule checks for house of lords honours nominations— house of lords honours nominations .- house of lords honours nominations. boris johnson is hhomhhe— nominations. boris johnson is blaming downing street for conservative _ blaming downing street for conservative mps and key allies hohhhho— conservative mps and key allies hohhhhe ho— conservative mps and key allies hohhhho ho otheor— conservative mps and key allies failing to appear on the list oeeehe— failing to appear on the list oeehhhe hemo— failing to appear on the list despite being nominated by him ,

despite being nominated by him, hhohuohhe—