n0 spin , no bias, no spin , no bias, no censorship. no spin, no bias, no censorship. rm— no spin, no bias, no censorship. rm dan— no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton._ no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight- no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight to- i'm dan wootton. tonight to seismic events in uk politics. one massive wake up call about the corruption of britain's mainstream broadcast media. first first boris johnson quit parliament, much to the delight of sly news's shameless team of activist journalists . quickly activist journalists. quickly flicking through— activist journalists. quickly flicking through it.- t , quickly flicking through it. liz, it's an extraordinary statement. wen,— an extraordinary statement. wen, you— an extraordinary statement. well, you haven't even got to the— well, you haven't even got to the best— well, you haven't even got to the test ttt— well, you haven't even got to the best bit because he's etenttne— the best bit because he's standing down- the best bit because he's standing down as an mp before , standing down as an mp before, teete— standing down as an mp before, nicola sturgeon— standing down as an mp before, nicola sturgeon was a arrested as part— nicola sturgeon was a arrested as part et— nicola sturgeon was a arrested as pet et the— nicola sturgeon was a arrested as part of the police probe into as part of the police probe into a metre—

as part of the police probe into a missing £600,000 from the stee— 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 . ant — of course, released without charge . and therefore i think charge. and therefore i think there-e— charge. and therefore i think there-e ne— charge. and therefore i think there's no reason for their memtetettp— there's no reason for their membership to- there's no reason for their membership to be suspended . membership to be suspended. so as the— membership to be suspended. so as the hsh— 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 te— career. hands up anybody who's teen to peppe— career. hands up anybody who's teen to teeth pig— {waif hands up anybody who's been to peppa pig world. hasta la been to peppa pig world. hasta te hete— been to peppa pig world. hasta te vtete .— been to peppa pig world. hasta te vtete , teth— been to peppa pig world. hasta la vista , baby. thank you . la vista, baby. thank you. so thu— la vista, baby. thank you. so wttt 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 hth ahe— electoral oblivion? former tory hth and he— electoral oblivion? former tory mep and one of— electoral oblivion? former tory mep and one of the— f , 07 former tory mep and one of the ex—pms htggeet— mep and one of the ex—pms biggest backers,— mep and one of the ex—pms biggest backers, david campbell , tehetee— biggest backers, david campbell , debates boris's_ biggest backers, david campbell , debates boris's future and tegeey— , debates boris's future and tegeey wtth— , debates boris's future and legacy with the _ , debates boris's future and legacy with the former tory cathet— legacy with the former tory cabinet minister david mellor. that-e— cabinet minister david mellor. thete tater— cabinet minister david mellor. that's later in— cabinet minister david mellor. that's later in the show and tater— that's later in the show and tater the— that's later in the show and later this hour,— that's later in the show and later this hour, i'm delighted to he— later this hour, i'm delighted to he joined— later this hour, i'm delighted to he joined hy— later this hour, i'm delighted to be joined by the former etueetteh— to be joined by the former education minister, our good theht— education minister, our good friend andrea— education minister, our good friend andrea jenkyns , as she friend andrea jenkyns, as she sheets— friend andrea jenkyns, as she speaks eut— 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 hete— being awarded a damehood by bette the— being awarded a damehood by boris. the predictor will heetteeh— boris. the predictor will backlash she's faced from the eheehhe— backlash she's faced from the eheehhe tett— 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 ehh— can recover from this latest ehtt — can recover from this latest civil war. elsewhere on the show tenteht— civil war. elsewhere on the show tonight ee— civil war. elsewhere on the show tehtght, as he— civil war. elsewhere on the show tonight, as it's revealed that king— tonight, as it's revealed that king chertee— 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 hath-e— bewildered and frustrated by harry's behaviour is the sunday tthee— harry's behaviour is the sunday the royal— harry's behaviour is the sunday times royal editor roy nick gibb heht— times royal editor roy nick gibb heht thet— times royal editor roy nick gibb hght that the— times royal editor roy nick gibb right that the duke doesn't care because— right that the duke doesn't care he 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 tehete— bear no consequences. we'll tehete thet— bear no consequences. we'll debate that later. plus, is the

king— debate that later. plus, is the king hght— debate that later. plus, is the the heht het— debate that later. plus, is the king right not to— debate that later. plus, is the king right not to invite harry to he— king right not to invite harry to his official— king right not to invite harry to his official birthday parade nett— to his official birthday parade next weekend?— to his official birthday parade next weekend? my royal mail lady teth— next weekend? my royal mail lady cehh cehhheh— next weekend? my royal mail lady colin campbell and— next weekend? my royal mail lady colin campbell and phil dampier otter— colin campbell and phil dampier otter thet— colin campbell and phil dampier offer their unrivalled analysis shorty.— offer their unrivalled analysis ehehh. ahe— 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 thteheh— morning continues to stumble threheh he— morning continues to stumble through its painfully awkward host,— through its painfully awkward post, schofield _ through its painfully awkward post, schofield error . hold on. post, schofield error. hold on. the— post, schofield error. hold on. the entered.— post, schofield error. hold on. you entered. _ post, schofield error. hold on. you entered. don't- post, schofield error. hold on. you entered. 30" e gig post, schofield error. hold on. you entered. jtitt" e 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 hehet— troubled show saw its ratings hehet te— 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 eh theretey— halved to just 590,000 viewers eh theretey .— 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 he— source at missing, people might not he the— 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 wetehhe— not be able to trust what they are watching anymore. can it ehhtvee— are watching anymore. can it we the— are watching anymore. can it survive? and does it pile pressure the— survive? and does it pile pressure on? the woke? chief eete — pressure on? the woke? chief executive carolyn _ pressure on? the woke? chief executive carolyn mccall ahead of executive carolyn mccall ahead et her— executive carolyn mccall ahead et her eeteet— executive carolyn mccall ahead of her select committee ehheehhee— of her select committee appearance on wednesday? kelvin heetehzte— appearance on wednesday? kelvin heetehzte-eh— appearance on wednesday? kelvin mackenzie-all of— appearance on wednesday? kelvin mackenzie all of the mackenzie has all of the ehehete— mackenzie has all of the analysis on— mackenzie has all of the analysis on that. later in the shew— analysis on that. later in the show he— analysis on that. later in the show in uncanceled, we'll have tomorrow's newspaper front pages for tomorrow's newspaper front pages teeth.— tomorrow's newspaper front pages ter the. het— tomorrow's newspaper front pages ter the. hot-the— tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you. hot the press as

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polly middlehurst. dan thank you. — polly middlehurst. dan thank you. host— 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 serhethhe— boris johnson asked me to do something that— boris johnson asked me to do something that i— boris johnson asked me to do something that i wasn't prepared to te— something that i wasn't prepared to he hese— something that i wasn't prepared to do because i— something that i wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it rteht— 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 hate— 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, rwesht— to make promises to people. now, rt hreheret— 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 sett— i wasn't prepared to do that. as r sett, 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 rteht— i said, i didn't think it was rteht. the— i said, i didn't think it was rteht. the h— i said, i didn't think it was right. and if people don't like that,— right. and if people don't like that, then— 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 . thehhet— - 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 rherhersh— million in donations from party rherhersh ter— million in donations from party members for a— million in donations from party members for a second referendum eehheteh— members for a second referendum eehheteh thet— 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 eerrhhthh— a massive wake up call about the eerrhhthh et— 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 heeh— mainstream broadcast media. i have been bringing attention to the verses— have been bringing attention to the various scandals of the snp, heththe— the various scandals of the snp, heththe thts— the various scandals of the snp, including this one— the various scandals of the snp, including this one for the past the— including this one for the past the years — including this one for the past the yes hs— including this one for the past two years. as loyal viewers know , tts— two years. as loyal viewers know , tts he— two years. as loyal viewers know , tts he seret— two years. as loyal viewers know , it's no secret the— two years. as loyal viewers know , it's no secret the missing hehey— , it's no secret the missing money outrage— , it's no secret the missing money outrage has been hiding in hhh— money outrage has been hiding in hteh steht— money outrage has been hiding in hteh steht .— money outrage has been hiding in hteh steht . oh— 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 thet— plain sight. on the night queen htet eut— plain sight. on the night queen htet ehtt es— plain sight. on the night queen htet ehtt es harry— 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 treet— was obvious to me she had been terset 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 eehthhet— investigation. but the msm continued to— investigation. but the msm continued to swallow her herrehet— continued to swallow her herrehet .— continued to swallow her narrative , like- continued to swallow her narrative , like woke itv's narrative, like woke itv's hehtteet— narrative, like woke itv's political editor- narrative, like woke itv's political editor robert peston erehrheht— political editor robert peston erehrheht te— political editor robert peston argument to be— political editor robert peston argument to be made that nicola sthreeeh— argument to be made that nicola sthreeeh hes— argument to be made that nicola sturgeon has been— argument to be made that nicola sturgeon has been the most theresshe— sturgeon has been the most impressive leader of a major hottest— impressive leader of a major hehtteet harry— impressive leader of a major political party of— impressive leader of a major political party of the past decade— political party of the past decade . — political party of the past decade . there's- political party of the past decade . ”iii: political party of the past decade . “ti”ti tilt political party of the past decade . 3th political party of the past- decade . there's a very big. he decade. there's a very big. he went tether,— 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 , sheeesthe— resignation statement remarkable , sheeesthe 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 homes— irrationality and hysteria and politics should— irrationality and hysteria and politics should be heeded . /tit politics should be heeded. you teeter-t— 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 joined th the— with unbridled glee. well, i'm joined in the studio— with unbridled glee. well, i'm joined in the studio now- i. titit: guiti well, i'm joined in the studio now by i. tititi 966 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 heeh— us more on this. it is. i've heeh test— us more on this. it is. i've been just quickly flicking threheh— been just quickly flicking threheh e,— been just quickly flicking through it, liz. it's an extraordinary statement. well, you— extraordinary statement. well, you haven-t— 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 htt hese— 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 are mr.— bit because he's standing down as an hr. 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 thhettete— as an mp. he is triggering an immediate by—election in his eehsttthehey— immediate by—election in his constituency of— immediate by—election in his constituency of uxbridge and seeth— constituency of uxbridge and south ruislip._ constituency of uxbridge and south ruislip. so the former three— south ruislip. so the former prime minister,— south ruislip. so the former prime minister, boris johnson , prime minister, boris johnson, ytt— prime minister, boris johnson, wttt he— prime minister, boris johnson, wttt he teheer—

prime minister, boris johnson, will no longer be— prime minister, boris johnson, will no longer be an mp and the hest— will no longer be an mp and the hest ht— will no longer be an mp and the hest htt she— will no longer be an mp and the best bit she couldn't even the— best bit she couldn't even remove the smile from her face. they— remove the smile from her face. they re— remove the smile from her face. they het— 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 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 htrthtey— incredible, isn't it? a piece of htrthtey eate— incredible, isn't it? a piece of birthday cake versus £1 million the— birthday cake versus £1 million the htsshe— birthday cake versus £1 million and missing donations , which is and missing donations, which is whteh— and missing donations, which is whteh ts— and missing donations, which is whteh ts the— and missing donations, which is which is the most— and missing donations, which is which is the most important story— which is the most important story e— which is the most important story the— which is the most important story ? you know, i'm not story? you know, i'm not surertseh— story? you know, i'm not surprised. boris resigned. you thew,— surprised. boris resigned. you they, r— surprised. boris resigned. you they, r thht— surprised. boris resigned. you know, i think he— surprised. boris resigned. you know, i think he made lots of tots— know, i think he made lots of tets et— 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 the— lots of mistakes. and i think he he the teth— 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 thht— he did tell some lies. but i ththt the— he did tell some lies. but i think the witch— he did tell some lies. but i think the witch hunt that has heeh— think the witch hunt that has been launched— think the witch hunt that has been launched against him is estertshhe— been launched against him is astonishing. and— been launched against him is astonishing. and even now we're heerhe— astonishing. and even now we're heerhe thet— astonishing. and even now we're hearing that anyone who says what— hearing that anyone who says what herts— hearing that anyone who says what boris said— hearing that anyone who says what boris said in his statement at the—

what boris said in his statement at the weekend _ what boris said in his statement at the weekend about it being a wtteh— at the weekend about it being a wtteh ent— 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 teheeree— witch and about it being a kangaroo anyone who's kangaroo court, anyone who's seyhe— kangaroo court, anyone who's seyhe-ehy— kangaroo court, anyone who's seyhe-ehy hr- kangaroo court, anyone who's saying any mp who says saying that, any mp who says thet— saying that, any mp who says that set— 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 they— censured, they could actually be they shutt— censured, they could actually be they could actually be banned trem— they could actually be banned from parliament,— they could actually be banned from parliament, suspended from for from parliament, suspended from ter herthheht— 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 hy e eemmtttee— for parliament a number of days by a committee, by— for parliament a number of days by a committee, by this this eerhrhtttee— by a committee, by this this committee that— by a committee, by this this committee that we know to be hteset— committee that we know to be hteset. rte— committee that we know to be biased. we know— committee that we know to be biased. we know there were heehte— biased. we know there were heehte whe— biased. we know there were people who made statements hetere— people who made statements before - started - people who made statements before started gather before they started to gather evttehee— before they started to gather evidence committee. we evidence for this committee. we thew—the.- evidence for this committee. we thew—th- wel know harriet harman, did. we thew— 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 yet-they— know various other members? did yet-they ther— 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 showe— you know they their bias was on show they— you know they their bias was on show? they should— you know they their bias was on show? they should have been reehset— 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 rhhhte— recused from the committee thei hthhte—ehheer minute they'd made their appear eheht— minute they'd made their appear them—thew- about boris. now, we know herrtet— about boris. now, we know harriet-tweeted . about boris. now, we know harriet tweeted his harriet harman tweeted his hthtstry— harriet harman tweeted his ministry-truth- harriet harman tweeted his ministry truth now, ministry of truth stuff now, hese— ministry of truth stuff now, because-tell- ministry of truth stuff now, because tell you , there because let me tell you, there there-ht— because let me tell you, there there-ht te- 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 eeehst— are mps who want to speak out eeehst the— are mps who want to speak out against the privileges committee, - against the privileges committee, but are now too strate— committee, but are now too etrett te— committee, but are now too etrett to te— 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 shshehtet— 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 shesehsthh— be suspended if they get a suspension. that is longer than ten-thet— suspension. that is longer than ten-that could- suspension. that is longer than ten that could trigger ten days. that could trigger a hy—eteethh— ten days. that could trigger a by—election and— ten days. that could trigger a by—election and they could still there-s— by—election and they could still there-s he— by—election and they could still there's no freedom _ by—election and they could still there's no freedom of speech. ee— there's no freedom of speech. so, yet— there's no freedom of speech. so, you they,— there's no freedom of speech. so, you know, there isn't anymore-lis- 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 sthreeeh— anymore. it is a joke. and the sheer thhe— anymore. it is a joke. and the sturgeon thing, you know, really eets— sturgeon thing, you know, really eets-t-h— sturgeon thing, you know, really eets-t-h-etet- sturgeon thing, you know, really gets-i'm-glad she. gets me. i'm kind of glad she hes-the— gets me. i'm kind of glad she was-this weekend. was arrested this weekend hese— 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 eet—ahe— because she had started to come eet—the 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-teth— out of her shell and she kept her-downla- 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. the— her head down for a few weeks. the then— her head down for a few weeks. the then 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 hesshe—trtvhe- and she's been tweeting about passing driving test passing her written driving test and passing her written driving test the—shewhe- passing her written driving test and—showing her. passing her written driving test and showing her face and she's been showing her face teeth— and she's been showing her face heath, ethest— and she's been showing her face again, almost-to- and she's been showing her face again, almost to people again, almost saying to people that,— again, almost saying to people that—hert- again, almost saying to people that—hart ts- that, you know, her part is over. investigation that, you know, her part is- over.-investigation has over. now, the investigation has meted—her.— over. now, the investigation has meted—her. se- over. now, the investigation has moved—her. so i'm. over. now, the investigation has. moved—her. so i'm glad over. now, the investigation has movwas her. so i'm glad over. now, the investigation has movwas arrested her. so i'm glad over. now, the investigation has movwas arrested because i'm glad over. now, the investigation has movwas arrested because there .ad she was arrested because there ehty— she was arrested because there were only three _ she was arrested because there were only three people who stehethres— were only three people who signatures went— were only three people who signatures went the accounts signatures went on the accounts for signatures went on the accounts ter the— signatures went on the accounts ter the shr— signatures went on the accounts for the snp was— signatures went on the accounts for the snp was her. it was her hhsheht,— 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 the— husband, peter murrell, and it was the treasury— husband, peter murrell, and it was the treasury officer, the ther— was the treasury officer, the chief treasury— was the treasury officer, the chief treasury officer. and she tehtes— chief treasury officer. and she tehtes eh— chief treasury officer. and she denies all wrongdoing. wbifi: cc 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 rteht. — too. but but i just think you're rteht. the— but but i just think you're right. the mainstream media have hete— right. the mainstream media have mete—rhy- made boris out. there's my phone.— made boris out. there's my phone-thre- made boris out. there's my phone-turn myl 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. t-eeeth— phone. i have to turn my thing. t-eeeh. hehehty- phone. i have to turn my thing. i again. naughty girl. i did it again. naughty girl. th— i did it again. naughty girl. t-rhlhehehty— i did it again. naughty girl. i'm naughty girl. people, i'm a naughty girl. people, heehte— 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 te—shht— people are actually pinging me te—shht uh- people are actually pinging me te—shht uh .- 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 put me— difference between i forgot. i hht he eth— 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. tt mates— 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 rhethsreerht— 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 eerhehe— the despicable bias when you eerhhre the— the despicable bias when you compare the coverage of sturgeon to the— compare the coverage of sturgeon to the eeereee— compare the coverage of sturgeon to the coverage of— compare the coverage of sturgeon to the coverage of boris . \ttiit to the coverage of boris. no, het— to the coverage of boris. no, hot at— to the coverage of boris. no, not at at. — 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 hehety— you. the truth is that almost hehety ts— you. the truth is that almost hehety ts eh— you. the truth is that almost nobody is on your— the truth is that almost nobody is on your side about herts— nobody is on your side about boris johnson— nobody is on your side about boris johnson robert poll last treet— boris johnson robert poll last weet whet— boris johnson robert poll last week what the _ boris johnson robert poll last week what the media wants you to heheve— week what the media wants you to heheve thet— week what the media wants you to believe that is— week what the media wants you to believe that is rubbish facts. i thew— believe that is rubbish facts. i test yet— 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 test the— know you don't deal in them, but test sh et— know you don't deal in them, but test ey. er heehte— know you don't deal in them, but just 5% of people believe boris johnson— just 5% of people believe boris johnson es— just 5% of people believe boris johnson was telling the truth. thet— johnson was telling the truth. thet ts— johnson was telling the truth. thet ts e— johnson was telling the truth. that is a despicable. was that heeese— that is a despicable. was that heeese t— that is a despicable. was that because i read another one that was like 40. where did you get thete — was like 40. where did you get thete thet— 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 eheet— couple of days ago. and i don't care about one— couple of days ago. and i don't care about one measly- titit. i 3 and i don't care about one measly poll. the test— care about one measly poll. the test ts.— care about one measly poll. the test ts. herts— 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 eesherete— a fine thing. you're so desperate to- �*" �*3 you're so desperate to defend the indefensible,- desperate to defend the indefensible, didn't take indefensible, it didn't take some-et— 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 eet-et— some kind of grand conspiracy to eetlet herts— some kind of grand conspiracy to get of boris johnson. all it get rid of boris johnson. all it teet— get rid of boris johnson. all it thet-here— get rid of boris johnson. all it took boris johnson . ti took was boris johnson. he was the ether— took was boris johnson. he was the ether et— 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 pest twe yes — not harriet harman. the over the past two years. hang— not harriet harman. the over the past two years. hang on.- time?" the over the past two years. hang on. the snp put past two years. hang on. the snp hut seme— past two years. hang on. the snp het tests— past two years. hang on. the snp put some facts in— past two years. hang on. the snp put some facts in this. the eehrhtttee— put some facts in this. the committee that— put some facts in this. the committee that has found that he hrete— committee that has found that he hrete the— 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 etheethe— broke the rules, as we're etheethe te— broke the rules, as we're expecting to see, has a tory hey-ertty— expecting to see, has a tory hey-ertty h— expecting to see, has a tory majority in parliament which wette— majority in parliament which weett hete— majority in parliament which would have to— majority in parliament which would have to vote on that to eeeeht— would have to vote on that to eeeeht tt. — 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. i“ tit: 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 hethte— no, no, no, no. i actually want hehhte te— no, no, no, no. i actually want belinda to elaborate- \ttiit i actually want belinda to elaborate on that test— 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 eereehe— fact because i'm actually agreeing there agreeing with you. there is a heee— agreeing with you. there is a heee tssee— agreeing with you. there is a huge issue within the conservative - huge issue within the. conservative -the conservative party at the mement— 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 herhhers— moment, belinda. there are large hehhers—hrs- numbers of conservative mps who shoute— numbers of conservative mps who shower-ott— numbers of conservative mps who should -off-join- numbers of conservative mps who should -off- join the. should just go off and join the theret— should just go off and join the liberal democrats because they-re—c-

they're not small. c conservatives. i 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.- ” 3 it's because of conservative mps. the backstabbing_ of conservative mps. the backstabbing stabbing of boris, the tteht— backstabbing stabbing of boris, the fight against— backstabbing stabbing of boris, the fight against brexit is, on the fight against brexit is, on the where,— the fight against brexit is, on the whole, the _ the fight against brexit is, on the whole, the mass kyiv fight eeehst— the whole, the mass kyiv fight against brexit. _ the whole, the mass kyiv fight against brexit. it's because of them — against brexit. it's because of them thet— against brexit. it's because of them that we're— against brexit. it's because of them that we're in this mess. i ten-t— them that we're in this mess. i teh-t trest— 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 eehrhtttee — don't trust the privileged committee because it's majority rety— committee because it's majority thy-terres— committee because it's majority thy-tertes ee— 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 hte hert— tory mps. tories are part of the hte hert et— tory mps. tories are part of the hte her or the— tory mps. tories are part of the big part of the problem. let's be big part of the problem. let's he tets— big part of the problem. let's he tets he— big part of the problem. let's be let's be honest here. it's eetthe— be let's be honest here. it's eetthe-rhere- be let's be honest here. it'si getting-more clear be let's be honest here. it's- getting-more clear that getting more and more clear that if getting more and more clear that tt-hre— getting more and more clear that tt-hrelehtt—tery- if you're pro eu anti—tory anti—brexit— if you're pro eu anti—tory anti—brexit ultra woke pro women hete— anti—brexit ultra woke pro women hewe hehtses— anti—brexit ultra woke pro women hewe hehtses, yee— anti—brexit ultra woke pro women have penises, you get press preteethh— have penises, you get press protection in— have penises, you get press protection in this country. i'm just— 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 eheet the— i ” q7 think this is about the establishment taking reehee— about the establishment taking reehee ter— about the establishment taking revenge for brexit. /tit revenge for brexit. you know thet— revenge for brexit. you know thet yee— 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.- i that's what's happened here. and you hete— 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 ett sheet— have completed the journey. you ett sheet the— have completed the journey. you all sound the jeremy corbyn tell us whet— all sound the jeremy corbyn tell us whet herts— all sound the jeremy corbyn tell us what boris did— all sound the jeremy corbyn tell us what boris did in the heheehte— us what boris did in the heheerhte .— us what boris did in the pandemic . you are sat here with pandemic. you are sat here with a pandemic. you are sat here with

e hertty— pandemic. you are sat here with e hertty test— pandemic. you are sat here with a purity test penalty. j i a purity test penalty. did he get a purity test penalty. did he eet oh.— a purity test penalty. did he eet oh. he— a purity test penalty. did he eet oh. he eet— a purity test penalty. did he get oh, he got one. he- a purity test penalty. j i 91c)" git he got one. get oh, he got one. he got one. he was get oh, he got one. he got one. he tethe— 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- 911.6" git. he got one. he was found to have done one three— he was found to have done one thhe wrong— he was found to have done one thhe rwehe the— he was found to have done one thing wrong. and yet the sunak get thing wrong. and yet the sunak eet teet— thing wrong. and yet the sunak eet ceret. t— thing wrong. and yet the sunak get carol. i don't— thing wrong. and yet the sunak get carol. i don't know what there— 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 ee. se— one. there you go. so there you ee. so why— one. there you go. so there you ee. so why hete— 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 hehewe— 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, yee—the— believe in democracy, benjamin, you _the scottish - you would want the scottish heehte— you would want the scottish heehte-e— 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 eeteetty— broadcasting system that actually held _ broadcasting system that actually held power to account , actually held power to account, serethtse— actually held power to account, scrutinise the _ actually held power to account, scrutinise the snp. have you not thewh— scrutinise the snp. have you not known ? they've not been given known? they've not been given that notice? benjamin has just pretee— that notice? benjamin has just proved-heret— i7 benjamin has just proved point beautifully proved my point beautifully over the—heeeesel the past five minutes because eeess— the past five minutes because eeess-were— the past five minutes because guess we're talking about guess what? we're talking about stereeeh— guess what? we're talking about sturgeon-boris— guess what? we're talking about sturgeon-boris-he- guess what? we're talking about sturgeon boris he did sturgeon and boris and he did not went— sturgeon and boris and he did not weht te— sturgeon and boris and he did not want to utter— sturgeon and boris and he did not want to utter one of his eehee— not want to utter one of his eeeeh hrs— not want to utter one of his queen, his queen of scotland, where— queen, his queen of scotland, hteete eeeeh— 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 put hen— nicola queen of woke his let's put h— nicola queen of woke his let's put men in female prisons , put men in female prisons, rehtst— put men in female prisons, rehtst ent— put men in female prisons, rapist and scheming sturgeon. tee— rapist and scheming sturgeon. tee tree-t— rapist and scheming sturgeon. you didn't want— rapist and scheming sturgeon. you didn't want to say one word eheet— you didn't want to say one word eheet her.— you didn't want to say one word eheet her. the— 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 yee went— about her, did you, benjamin? do you went te— about her, did you, benjamin? do you went to ee— about her, did you, benjamin? do you want to go now? yeah. heeese— 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 this that's tried to on this panel that's tried to question sturgeon in question nicola sturgeon in recent weeks. and it's me. i confronted her. an event only a few ago to ask her these few weeks ago to ask her these questions, and walked off. questions, and she walked off. so not here to defend her. so i'm not here to defend her. but only reason you're here 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 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 hetere— and her country. a few weeks hetere thts— and her country. a few weeks before this operation- i ti.tit. a few weeks before this operation branch term— before this operation branch term wes— before this operation branch form was launched, she knew what was form was launched, she knew what eerhhe— form was launched, she knew what eerhhe ere— 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 te he— was coming and she didn't want te he h— was coming and she didn't want te he he the.— was coming and she didn't want te he he the. — 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. ' i i 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, belinda de lucy. benjamin butteryou h. maloney, belinda de lucy. benjamin butteryou h. much.ialoney, belinda de lucy. benjamin butteryou h. much. ialo superstar 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 find nicola sturgeon said, to find myself situation, i did myself in the situation, i did when certain i have when i am certain i have committed offence both committed no offence as both a 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 invited to the harry is not invited to the king's official birthday parade next drizzle next week after drizzle 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

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gloria meets only on gb news, britain's news. channel our royal masterminds, i“ " our royal masterminds, lady colin cehhhett— royal masterminds, lady colin cerhhhett eee— royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier coming up eh— campbell and phil dampier coming up eh why— campbell and phil dampier coming up eh why the— campbell and phil dampier coming up on why king charles has hehhee— up on why king charles has hehhee terry— up on why king charles has banned harry from his birthday party _ banned harry from his birthday herty. het— banned harry from his birthday herty. het thre— banned harry from his birthday party. but time now- banned harry from his birthday party. . 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 gap massively increased . and let's 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 te eehert— ago right. with that, i'm going te eehert test— ago right. with that, i'm going to depart just for— ago right. with that, i'm going to depart just for one- 3 mg with that, i'm going to depart just for one factual heret— to depart just for one factual heht. — to depart just for one factual heht. hete— to depart just for one factual point. have you— to depart just for one factual point. i 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 will not do thet— investigation. i will not do thet eh— investigation. i will not do that on-issue,- investigation. i will not do that on .issue, and - curt? tit" i will not do that on issue, and i'm investigation. i will not do. that on-issue, and i'm not that on any issue, and i'm not going— that on any issue, and i'm not eehelee— that on any issue, and i'm not eeheleelhew.— that on any issue, and i'm not eeheleelhew - that on any issue, and i'm not going do now. going to do it now. thank you. tts— going to do it now. thank you. tts e— going to do it now. thank you. tts e very— 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 yee-hes— it's a very simple question for you - has nicola - it's a very simple question for you has nicola sturgeon you tonight. has nicola sturgeon eestreyee— you tonight. has nicola sturgeon eestreyee-shr— you tonight. has nicola sturgeon destroyed snp de—man at gb destroyed the snp de—man at gb hews— 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 hews— news .com vote? in our poll at he hews eh— news .com vote? in our poll at gb news on twitter. but doing hettte— gb news on twitter. but doing hettte eh— gb news on twitter. but doing battle on this— gb news on twitter. but doing battle on this tonight sturgeon teyehst— battle on this tonight sturgeon loyalist austin— battle on this tonight sturgeon loyalist austin sheridan , a loyalist austin sheridan, a terrher— loyalist austin sheridan, a tense shr— loyalist austin sheridan, a former snp rep and former conservative— former snp rep and former conservative party minister tewhe— conservative party minister edwina currie— conservative party minister edwina currie on ann sheridan etweh— edwina currie on ann sheridan even where— edwina currie on ann sheridan given nicola sturgeon's terrible resett— given nicola sturgeon's terrible eeere eee— given nicola sturgeon's terrible record and the— given nicola sturgeon's terrible record and the reputational eeheee— record and the reputational eerheee she-s— record and the reputational damage she's now unleashing on yew— damage she's now unleashing on yew perry.— damage she's now unleashing on yew herty. hew— damage she's now unleashing on yew herty. hew eh— damage she's now unleashing on your party, how on earth can you stehe— your party, how on earth can you stehe hy— your party, how on earth can you stehe hy here— your party, how on earth can you stand by her? nicola sturgeon hes— stand by her? nicola sturgeon hes e— stand by her? nicola sturgeon hes e ereet— stand by her? nicola sturgeon has a great record in government and has a great record in government ehe hes— has a great record in government ehe hes tene— 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 te heth. — and has done lots of good things te here. he.— and has done lots of good things to help. no, she— and has done lots of good things to help. \tt'f.t i . and has done lots of good things to help. \tit i . 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 eehe eewh.— are going down. the polls are eehe eewh. tee— are going down. the polls are going down. you say- ”ti git �*3 i the polls are going down. you say she's a wehte— 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 thet— viable asset. i put it to you thet th— 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 ttehtttty— that in fact, she is becoming a hehthty. — that in fact, she is becoming a hehthty. t— 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. etey— but it's going down. it's going eewh. etey t— 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- git �*3 i it's going down. okay i hear your point. i went— down. okay i hear your point. i went te— down. okay i hear your point. i went te tet— down. okay i hear your point. i want to let edwina— down. okay i hear your point. i want to let edwina respond to thet.— want to let edwina respond to thet. tewhe— want to let edwina respond to that. edwina so— want to let edwina respond to that. edwina so austin says, teet— that. edwina so austin says, look, actually— that. edwina so austin says, look, actually she's still got a rete— look, actually she's still got a rete te— look, actually she's still got a rete te play-— look, actually she's still got a role to play. she's, she's an esset— 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

hest— asset. edwina no, no, no. she's teest .— asset. edwina no, no, no. she's teest . 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 thew— party, isn't it? i mean, look, i thew thet— party, isn't it? i mean, look, i thew thet 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- . .7 i mean, look, i know that no one has been ehereee— know that no one has been ehereee et— know that no one has been charged at this— know that no one has been charged at this point, but the stench— charged at this point, but the stench et— charged at this point, but the stench of scandal has shamed the shr— stench of scandal has shamed the shr .— stench of scandal has shamed the shr . hhe— stench of scandal has shamed the shr . the et— 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, whtte— snp. and at the end of the day, whtte 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 et the— while we can't go into details et the ese— while we can't go into details of the case, austin and no one's eehethe— of the case, austin and no one's eehethe te— of the case, austin and no one's donating to the— of the case, austin and no one's donating to the snp, you hteretty— 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 th eheet— 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 th the— in about £4,000 from one man in th the first— 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 yeer— in the first quarter of this year because— in the first quarter of this year because no one trusts what yee-re— year because no one trusts what yere eehe— year because no one trusts what yere eehe te— year because no one trusts what yere eehe te ee— year because no one trusts what you're going to do with their rhehey — you're going to do with their rhehey wett— you're going to do with their money. well done. first of all, whet— money. well done. first of all, whet t— 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 rhehher— separatist party. in my view member, an asian- in my view member, an asian member of the seetttsh— member, an asian member of the scottish parliament, and bashir ahmed.— scottish parliament, and bashir hhrhee. eee— scottish parliament, and bashir ahmed, god rest— scottish parliament, and bashir ahmed, god rest his soul and he ehe— ahmed, god rest his soul and he end he— ahmed, god rest his soul and he end he het— ahmed, god rest his soul and he end he put rt— 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 sett— and he put it very well when he see rt— 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 eehe— come from, it's where we're going together - come from, it's where we're going together. ' i ii come from, it's where we're going together. i ii 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 eet whet— british. yeah, no i get that. i eet whet the— british. yeah, no i get that. i get what the snp— british. yeah, no i get that. i get what the snp is- . yeah, no i get that. i get what the snp is i get what the shr— get what the snp is i get what the shr ts. — 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 yee ts— the snp is. what i'm saying to yee ts thet— the snp is. what i'm saying to you is that because of the stereeeh— you is that because of the sturgeon scandal and the scandal ereehe— sturgeon scandal and the scandal around the finances, no one wehts— around the finances, no one wehts-te- around the finances, no one wehts-te yew- around the finances, no one. wants-to your party. wants to donate to your party. tee-re— wants to donate to your party. here-eehe- wants to donate to your party. you're going under. you're nearly going under. tee-re— you're nearly going under. you're bankrupt. that's you're nearly bankrupt. that's whet— you're nearly bankrupt. that's whet th— you're nearly bankrupt. that's whet rrh seyhe— you're nearly bankrupt. that's what i'm saying you. what i'm saying to you. stereeeh— 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 hehze— 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- i okay. well i call him humza yousafs. i call him humza.

hsetess— humza yousafs. i call him humza. hsetess. het— 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 ehhteh— useless, but but but in the opinion polls.— useless, but but but in the opinion polls. but edwina, isn't thts— opinion polls. but edwina, isn't thts hert— opinion polls. but edwina, isn't thts hert et— 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 thts— where austin's coming from on thts-et— where austin's coming from on thts-er the— 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 we tts— 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 set.— snp? it's almost become like a eettlheeerhe— 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 et stereeee— cult. it's become like the cult et stereeeh-t— cult. it's become like the cult of sturgeon. i know we can't of sturgeon. and i know we can't tert— of sturgeon. and i know we can't tett eheet— of sturgeon. and i know we can't talk about the _ 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 heehhe— talk about the case, but i'm not heehhe thet.— talk about the case, but i'm not meaning that. edwina. she was a tethere— meaning that. edwina. she was a tettwe es— meaning that. edwina. she was a failure as first— meaning that. edwina. she was a failure as first minister. there-s— failure as first minister. there-s he— failure as first minister. there's no reason to stand by thts— there's no reason to stand by thts werheh— 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 this woman. she's left scotland es e hetteh— this woman. she's left scotland es e hetteh 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 then— as a nation in a far worse place the t— as a nation in a far worse place the t wes— 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 eeh. tett.— than it was when she took the eeh. tett. t— 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 rte— 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- git �*3 that looks very nice though, to be honest, eeesh-t— very nice though, to be honest, eeesh-t rte— very nice though, to be honest, doesn't it? indeed. _ very nice though, to be honest, doesn't it? indeed. i mean, the shr— doesn't it? indeed. i mean, the shr ehe— doesn't it? indeed. i mean, the shr end the— doesn't it? indeed. i mean, the snp and the books are full eeettee— snp and the books are full audited and— snp and the books are full audited and the snp financial hesttteh— audited and the snp financial hesttteh ts— audited and the snp financial position is absolutely sound. i tets— position is absolutely sound. i tets eey— 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. i �*2 . g" we'll see time will tell. austin sherteeh— see time will tell. austin sheridan edwina currie, thank you— sheridan edwina currie, thank yee heth— sheridan edwina currie, thank yee heth se— sheridan edwina currie, thank you both so much. the question to you both so much. the question te yee.— you both so much. the question te yee. hes— you both so much. the question to you, has nicola— you both so much. the question to you, has nicola sturgeon eestreyee— to you, has nicola sturgeon destroyed the _ to you, has nicola sturgeon destroyed the snp? phoenix wrttes— destroyed the snp? phoenix wrttes-yes— destroyed the snp? phoenix writes -yes with - destroyed the snp? phoenix writes yes with a heavy writes i vote yes with a heavy heert. — writes i vote yes with a heavy heert. t— writes i vote yes with a heavy heert. t hete— writes i vote yes with a heavy heart. i have scottish heritage ehe— heart. i have scottish heritage end the— heart. i have scottish heritage end the heehte— 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 heehte.— someone who stands for the heehte. wteete— someone who stands for the people. nicola was neither from teeer— people. nicola was neither from teeer. thts— people. nicola was neither from teeer. thts ts— people. nicola was neither from roger. this is via— people. nicola was neither from roger. this is via twitter. no, they-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 hethhe-s— they'll continue to plod on like nothing's happened in rutland wrttes— nothing's happened in rutland wrttes tes— nothing's happened in rutland writes yes she— nothing's happened in rutland writes yes she has. but long hetere— writes yes she has. but long before-financial- writes yes she has. but long before financial scandal before this financial scandal

wes— she- before this financial scandal. was-, she-more was uncovered, she was more concerned pandering to concerned with pandering to trees— concerned with pandering to trans sex offenders than dealing wtth— trans sex offenders than dealing wtth-reet— trans sex offenders than dealing with-real issues— trans sex offenders than dealing with real issues facing the with the real issues facing the seetttsh— 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 ts ew— scottish people. annual verdict ts h.— scottish people. annual verdict ts h. tts— scottish people. annual verdict is now in. it's not— scottish people. annual verdict is now in. it's not a pretty one ter— is now in. it's not a pretty one ter seherhhe— 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 yee hettewe— for scheming sturgeon. 89% of you believe that— for scheming sturgeon. 89% of you believe that she has eestreyee— 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 yee sey— destroyed the snp just 11% of yee sey she— destroyed the snp just 11% of you say she has— destroyed the snp just 11% of you say she has not. coming up, th— you say she has not. coming up, the eehee— you say she has not. coming up, the ether hy— 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 shew.— education minister, a friend of the show, andrew— education minister, a friend of the show, andrew jenkins, as she sheets— the show, andrew jenkins, as she speaks exclusively— the show, andrew jenkins, as she speaks exclusively about being hehewee— speaks exclusively about being honoured with— speaks exclusively about being honoured with a— speaks exclusively about being honoured with a dame hood by herts— 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 etter— boris johnson and she'll also etter her— boris johnson and she'll also offer her analysis— boris johnson and she'll also offer her analysis on the former thts— offer her analysis on the former hh-s teeeey— offer her analysis on the former hh-s teeeey ehe— 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 sht— can recover from its latest etwt — can recover from its latest civil war. but— can recover from its latest civil war. but first, as prince terry— civil war. but first, as prince herry ts— civil war. but first, as prince harry is uninvited to the king's etttetet— harry is uninvited to the king's official birthday— harry is uninvited to the king's official birthday parade next weet— official birthday parade next weet. ehte— official birthday parade next week, amid reports charles is trestretee— week, amid reports charles is frustrated and— week, amid reports charles is frustrated and bewildered by his treeeereehs— 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? hy reyet— relationship now a lost cause? hy reyet rhesrte— relationship now a lost cause? my royal master minds lady colin cehhhett— my royal master minds lady colin cerhhhett ehe— my royal master minds lady colin campbell and phil— my royal master minds lady colin campbell and phil dampier offer ther— campbell and phil dampier offer their unflinching— campbell and phil dampier offer their unflinching verdicts and tresh— their unflinching verdicts and fresh reporting.— their unflinching verdicts and fresh reporting. straight after thts— fresh reporting. straight after

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on gb news. the people's. 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 lady 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 celebrations. this year's event is significant is particularly significant because first since because it is the first since his succeeded to the 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 rteht— time? well, of course, he's rteht te— time? well, of course, he's rteht te het— time? well, of course, he's right to not ask— . iti7 well, of course, he's right to not ask him. i mean, wtth— right to not ask him. i mean, wtth eee— 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, terry-s— with due respect. but you know, herry-s e— with due respect. but you know, herry-s e wher— with due respect. but you know, harry's a viper and— with due respect. but you know, harry's a viper and charles wette— harry's a viper and charles weete hete— harry's a viper and charles would have had— harry's a viper and charles would have had to be totally te— 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 te eeteetty— insane to want to invite harry to actually sting— insane to want to invite harry to actually sting him or bite hhe— to actually sting him or bite htrh 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 pet rt.— him or whatever way you want to pet t. t— him or whatever way you want to pet t. t heeh—

him or whatever way you want to put it. i mean, harry has shown thet— put it. i mean, harry has shown thet 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 hes— that he's utterly disloyal and has absolutely— that he's utterly disloyal and has absolutely no regard for ehythhe— has absolutely no regard for ehyththe thet— has absolutely no regard for anything that supports the rheherehy— anything that supports the rheherehy er— anything that supports the monarchy or indeed for the for the tethe— 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 he thts— the value that the monarchy has he thts eeehtry. — the value that the monarchy has in this country. you— the value that the monarchy has in this country. you know, harry hesy— in this country. you know, harry was busy criticising the press ehe— was busy criticising the press end the— was busy criticising the press and the government. he seems to tereet— and the government. he seems to tereet thet— and the government. he seems to tereet thet the — and the government. he seems to forget that the british royal rehtty— forget that the british royal rehtty ts— forget that the british royal family is one— forget that the british royal family is one of the cornerstones of our constitution ehe— cornerstones of our constitution ehe ew— cornerstones of our constitution ehe seetety— cornerstones of our constitution and our society and the british rheherehy— and our society and the british rheherehy ts— and our society and the british monarchy is respected and the hrtttsh— monarchy is respected and the hrtttsh teyet— monarchy is respected and the british royal family all over the werte. — 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 het shets— 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 et ewerythhe— 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 wette— the monarchy. of course, charles weete hete— 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 yee— would have been crazy to ask him here. do you agree— would have been crazy to ask him here. jtit agiii 7 yeah. would have been crazy to ask him here. jtit r?thiltil 7 yeah. good here. do you agree? yeah. good eweehe— here. do you agree? yeah. good ewehhe. hee.— 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. jtit agiii7 yeah. good evening, dan, it's not a family htrtheey— evening, dan, it's not a family htrtheey perry.— evening, dan, it's not a family birthday party, is— evening, dan, it's not a family birthday party, is it? i“ birthday party, is it? this is a very.— birthday party, is it? this is a very. very— 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 fantastic spectacle. there's no way that harry way in the world that harry should invited and be should be invited and to be honest, i don't think would honest, i don't think he would have if 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 it would have been a couple of weeks ago. convenient that weeks ago. it's convenient that the king in romania when the king was in romania when harry was over for court harry was over for his court cases. he could have come over earlier. the king could met earlier. the king could have met him you know, it him earlier. but, you know, it just show 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, and william and him, harry, and william and i just see at moment just don't see at the moment there's any way forward. i mean, it's only a couple of weeks ago, we were told that harry and meghan put a sock meghan are going to put a sock in but it would appear that, in it, but it would appear that, you he's going 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 the 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, it 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 hettehtee— is it? and i'm personally delighted that- .7 and i'm personally delighted that charles doesn't teet— delighted that charles doesn't teet ttte— delighted that charles doesn't teet ttte he— delighted that charles doesn't feel like he needs extend an feel like he needs to extend an hwte— feel like he needs to extend an invite-especially- invite to harry, especially etter— invite to harry, especially etter after he made a complete mockery of after he made a complete mockery et-teyet— after he made a complete mockery et-teyet-et— after he made a complete mockery et-teyet-et the- after he made a complete mockery of-royal-at the court. of the royal family at the court case i attacking _ of the royal family at the court case i attacking the - of the royal family at the court case attacking the british case by attacking the british government.— case by attacking the british. government. _was government. i mean, that was sush— government. i mean, that was such e— government. i mean, that was such e-htew— 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 hete— such a low blow by the deluded hete. het— 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 et—wtte.— 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 podcastt, has launched this new podcast het— has launched this new podcast series. but she— has launched this new podcast series. but she might not win rhehy— series. but she might not win rhehy tees— 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 eetehee— many fans with this hot take. her defence of— many fans with this hot take. her defence of the former this herhhe— her defence of the former this morning presenter phillip sehettete.— morning presenter phillip schofield. listen it's the court of schofield. listen it's the court et hehhe— schofield. listen it's the court of public opinion. /tit. ”ti of public opinion. you're ehsetetety— 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 the thew— fergie. not sure about that. we he thew the— fergie. not sure about that. we do know the facts— fergie. not sure about that. we do know the facts because sehetteth— do know the facts because schofield himself admitted them. so schofield himself admitted them. se tehy— schofield himself admitted them. se tehy c— schofield himself admitted them. se tehy c .— schofield himself admitted them. se tehy c . he— schofield himself admitted them. he teey c . he yee— schofield himself admitted them. so lady c , do you think fergie so lady c, do you think fergie sheeth— 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 these— should really be wading into these seh— should really be wading into these sort of— should really be wading into these sort of high profile cases, especially given the stteetteh— cases, especially given the situation she— cases, especially given the situation she remains with these— situation she remains with these .— situation she remains with prince . andrew- situation she remains with prince . andrew well, with due prince. andrew well, with due respect— prince. andrew well, with due respect .— prince. andrew well, with due respect . thy— prince. andrew well, with due respect , amy dowden, i think we respect, amy dowden, i think we teeh— 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 et thts— can keep prince andrew well out et thts htess— 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 ts werheh— of this unless, of course, sarah is worried about— of this unless, of course, sarah is worried about the fact that teeheee— is worried about the fact that our teenage agers should not be heteetehte— our teenage agers should not be delectable morsels— our teenage agers should not be delectable morsels on the table eyere— delectable morsels on the table anymore because— delectable morsels on the table anymore because the fact of the meter— anymore because the fact of the meter ts. — anymore because the fact of the meter ts. she— anymore because the fact of the matter is, she herself has a very— matter is, she herself has a very chequered— matter is, she herself has a very chequered history. ' i very chequered history. and you thew— very chequered history. and you thew whee— 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, tht— this is the risk, isn't it, hhtt. et— this is the risk, isn't it, phil, of having this sort of heeeest— phil, of having this sort of podcast because she's talking all podcast because she's talking ett the— podcast because she's talking ett the the.— podcast because she's talking all the time. isn't— podcast because she's talking all the time. isn't it sometimes hetter— all the time. isn't it sometimes hetter ter— 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

eute— better for her to just zip it eete rt— 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 te hh— out? it would be better for her te he rt.— out? it would be better for her te zip tt. het— out? it would be better for her te he tt. het t— 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 eehe— to zip it, but i don't think she's going to. j i ti.ti 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. she's bit the years. and she's a bit like the jeffrey archer royal jeffrey archer of the royal family isn't she? whatever happens to her, she always bounces so say, yeah. and bounces back. so say, yeah. and look, you know bounces back. so say, yeah. and look,.you know what- bounces back. so say, yeah. and look,.you know what you- i i / and look, you know what you have look, do you know what you have to look, do you know what you have te ehrhre— look, do you know what you have to admire-you— look, do you know what you have to admire-you do— look, do you know what you have to admire you do have to to admire that you do have to ehrhre— to admire that you do have to admire-despite- to admire that you do have to. admire-despite-lady admire that. despite what lady c seys— admire that. despite what lady c seys-rhtt— admire that. despite what lady c seys-rhtt. t— admire that. despite what lady c seys-rhtt. t he- admire that. despite what lady c says, phil, i do think says, though, phil, i do think these—were- says, though, phil, i do think. these _were motivated these comments were motivated out these comments were motivated eet et— these comments were motivated eet et her— these comments were motivated eet et her ewe— these comments were motivated out of her own personal feelings for out of her own personal feelings ter therew— out of her own personal feelings for andrew because she feels the— for andrew because she feels ttte therew— for andrew because she feels like andrew has— for andrew because she feels like andrew has been wrongly eeeeetteh— like andrew has been wrongly cancelled cold— like andrew has been wrongly cancelled cold and she's seen in her heeh— cancelled cold and she's seen in her heed 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 her head the same thing happened te sehetteth. — 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 yee the— to schofield. yeah i've said to yee the ether— to schofield. yeah i've said to you the other week, i think, sere— you the other week, i think, serry. teey. — you the other week, i think, serry. teey. c— you the other week, i think, sorry, lady, q “jit?“ you the other week, i think, sorry, lady. til t/tirit" i you the other week, i think, sorry, lady. til t/tirit“ i tit“ sorry, lady. c yeah, carry on. abc you go lady. c take me on.

theet— abc you go lady. c take me on. theet yee.— abc you go lady. c take me on. theet yet the— abc you go lady. c take me on. thank you. the problem- ' 5c /tit. 915.5“: c take me on. thank you. the problem is andrew may— thank you. the problem is andrew they hete— thank you. the problem is andrew hey hewe heee— thank you. the problem is andrew may have been wrongly cancelled, but may have been wrongly cancelled, het rhtthe— may have been wrongly cancelled, but phillip schofield has been hehtty— 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 herseeet— schofield. it's because of her own personal-about.

schofield. it's because of her. own personal-about the own personal feelings about the rhstreeteeet— own personal feelings about the mistreatment in— own personal feelings about the mistreatment in her eyes of these— mistreatment in her eyes of prince andrew.— mistreatment in her eyes of prince andrew. but look, thank you— prince andrew. but look, thank yee heth— prince andrew. but look, thank yee heth se— 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 wester— you both so much. my royal master minds,— you both so much. my royal master minds, lady colin teehhett.— master minds, lady colin campbell, phil dampier, great to hete— campbell, phil dampier, great to hewe yee— campbell, phil dampier, great to hewe yee 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. hut teehe— have you here this monday night. het eeetee eh.— have you here this monday night. but coming up, nicola but coming up, as nicola stereeee— but coming up, as nicola sturgeon arrested part of sturgeon is arrested as part of the-rete— sturgeon is arrested as part of the-rete the— sturgeon is arrested as part of the into the snp's the probe into the snp's theees— the probe into the snp's finances, humza finances, should humza useless seseeeh— finances, should humza useless sesheeh hs— finances, should humza useless now suspend his mentor from the party— now suspend his mentor from the hehy ter— now suspend his mentor from the hehy ter the— now suspend his mentor from the hehy ter the eeeh— now suspend his mentor from the party for the good of scotland hett— party for the good of scotland until investigation until the investigation concludes. _ until the investigation concludes. my superstar panel retweeh— concludes. my superstar panel returned _that - concludes. my superstar panel returned that very returned to debate that very het— returned to debate that very soon, but next,— returned to debate that very soon, but next, former education etetster— 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, teehee— 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 stutte— andrea jenkins, joins me live in the stehte te— andrea jenkins, joins me live in the studio to talk— andrea jenkins, joins me live in the studio to talk exclusive eesstwety— the studio to talk exclusive massively being awarded massively about being awarded a heeeheeh— massively about being awarded a heeeheeh hy— massively about being awarded a damehood by boris and that very controversial— damehood by boris and that very controversial honours list. she-s— controversial honours list. she-s ee— controversial honours list. she-s eh thw— controversial honours list. she's up lviv straight after thts— she's up lviv straight after thts .—

time now for our newly honoured eehere— time now for our newly honoured eettwe werher— 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. tee — culture warrior, tory mp dave. tee teehee— culture warrior, tory mp dave. i'm andrea jenkins. sounds good

seytee— i'm andrea jenkins. sounds good seytee thet.— i'm andrea jenkins. sounds good saying that, doesn't it? and westminster— saying that, doesn't it? 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 tehesehs— aftershocks. of course, of boris johnson's dramatic resignation in johnson's dramatic resignation te teetehee— johnson's dramatic resignation in including staggering claims tehey— in including staggering claims tehey thet— 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 hest— today that the former pm could be back barred— today that the former pm could be back barred from the parliamentary estate over his seethtee— parliamentary estate over his scathing criticism of the hehyeete— scathing criticism of the partygate probe in a 1000 word eth— partygate probe in a 1000 word exit statement,— partygate probe in a 1000 word exit statement, johnson attacked ttsht— exit statement, johnson attacked ttsht sheet— 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 he ter— 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 him for failing to make the most et hrettt. — him for failing to make the most et hrettt. het— him for failing to make the most of brexit. but even— him for failing to make the most of brexit. but even the final sette— of brexit. but even the final setwe et— of brexit. but even the final setwe et e— 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 th eth— 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 eey-ehty— eu exit landed a huge 80 seat eey-ehty te— eu exit landed a huge 80 seat majority in beat.— eu exit landed a huge 80 seat majority in beat. jeremy corbyn heeeeeh— majority in beat. jeremy corbyn was pounced on— majority in beat. jeremy corbyn was pounced on by his enemies. hehs— was pounced on by his enemies. herts hehs-s— was pounced on by his enemies. boris boris's long— was pounced on by his enemies. boris boris's long awaited and eereetty— boris boris's long awaited and normally procedural honours hst.— normally procedural honours hst. whteh— normally procedural honours list, which included fierce teyehsts— list, which included fierce loyalists such _ list, which included fierce loyalists such as dame andrew eeh— loyalists such as dame andrew eee terreer— loyalists such as dame andrew and former home— loyalists such as dame andrew and former home secretary priti heter— and former home secretary priti retet .— and former home secretary priti retet . tweet— 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 rete— row over who he could elevate the the— 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 tett— into the house of lords. he's tett the— into the house of lords. he's left the political— into the house of lords. he's left the political circus in a sheet— left the political circus in a sheet et— 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 thet— cloud of anger, but did hint thet he— cloud of anger, but did hint that he could— cloud of anger, but did hint that he could one day make a big rewte— that he could one day make a big ewte 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, eeete— return by admitting he was, eeete. seh— return by admitting he was, eeete. see te— 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 teehee— 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

ethttee— andrea jenkins, firstly, how exciting that— andrea jenkins, firstly, how exciting that one of my regulars is exciting that one of my regulars ts hew— exciting that one of my regulars ts e heee.— exciting that one of my regulars is now a dame. you must have heee— is now a dame. you must have been delighted.— is now a dame. you must have been delighted. oh, god, it's eee. — been delighted. oh, god, it's hee. hee.— been delighted. oh, god, it's hee. hee t— been delighted. oh, god, it's mad. j i been delighted. oh, god, it's mad. j“ i cjsj. mad. dan, i actually only got the phone call a few days ago. why? did boris give you a hint? no, why? did boris give you a hint? he. t— why? did boris give you a hint? he. t hee-t— 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 exactly. whatsapp group again. exactly. exactly. she said and exactly. and so and she said and i was like, wow. it was just amazing. why do you retain such teyetty— amazing. why do you retain such teyetty te— amazing. why do you retain such teyetty te hehs— “t; why do you retain such loyalty to boris johnson when so eeey— loyalty to boris johnson when so eeey et— loyalty to boris johnson when so eeey et yew— loyalty to boris johnson when so many of your fellow mps have tweet— many of your fellow mps have tweet ee— many of your fellow mps have turned on this— many of your fellow mps have turned on this guy ? jtit 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 bods brexit vote exactly without boris johnson. and by the way , boris johnson. and by the way, h— boris johnson. and by the way, tt yee— 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 tehesee— even if you don't love boris rehesee. yee— even if you don't love boris johnson, you should be grateful for johnson, you should be grateful ter e— johnson, you should be grateful ter e eee— johnson, you should be grateful ter e whe— johnson, you should be grateful for a man who stood up for the hteeest— for a man who stood up for the biggest democratic mandate in hhttsh— biggest democratic mandate in british history.— biggest democratic mandate in british history. because believe h— british history. because believe tt hrettt— british history. because believe me, if brexit had— british history. because believe me, if brexit had not been tettweret— me, if brexit had not been delivered and— me, if brexit had not been delivered and that's what the eetttteet— delivered and that's what the political elites _ delivered and that's what the political elites and the establishment wanted to happen, there— establishment wanted to happen, there-hete— 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 et-wer— there would have been some form et-wer te— there would have been some form et-wer te thts— there would have been some form of war in this country. of civil war in this country. het— of civil war in this country.| eet—es of civil war in this country. - eet—es tree and boris johnson saved us from thet.— and boris johnson saved us from thet. se— and boris johnson saved us from

thet. se h— and boris johnson saved us from thet. se tt yee— and boris johnson saved us from that. so if you believe in teeeereey— that. so if you believe in democracy, surely you should hettewe— democracy, surely you should hettewe te— democracy, surely you should believe in boris.— democracy, surely you should believe in boris. and now i feel hte— believe in boris. and now i feel ttte there— 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 heweht— anti—democratic coup and they've won, haven't they?— anti—democratic coup and they've won, haven't they? now as you set— won, haven't they? now as you sett et— won, haven't they? now as you sett et the— 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, here— said at the beginning, i mean, herts sett— said at the beginning, i mean, boris said himself has to live hste— boris said himself has to live the hehy— boris said himself has to live the hehy. — boris said himself has to live vista baby. when- boris said himself has to live vista baby. �*tjtj“ti“ i boris said himself has to live vista baby. �*thj“i“ i i“ 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, think the media need to know, i think the media need to leave him carrie be now and 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 ewtteh— top of the show. there has been ewtteh heet— top of the show. there has been a witch hunt against— there has been a witch hunt against boris there has been a witch iover against boris there has been a witch iover ajainst boris there has been a witch iover a piece boris there has been a witch iover a piece ofris there has been a witch iover a piece of cake. johnson over a piece of cake. heeewhtte— 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 hettet— meanwhile and i know we're ttettet te— meanwhile and i know we're limited in terms— meanwhile and i know we're limited in terms of what say limited in terms of what we say we-het— limited in terms of what we say we-het there- limited in terms of what we say we-but there is- we can say, but there is a eeehee— we can say, but there is a genuine scandal developing in ethe— genuine scandal developing in plain-scotland- plain sight in scotland tewetwee— plain sight in scotland involving nicola sturgeon and the-eet— involving nicola sturgeon and the-eet the— involving nicola sturgeon and the and the missing hundreds the snp and the missing hundreds of the snp and the missing hundreds et theeseets— the snp and the missing hundreds of thousands pounds. us and of thousands of pounds. us and the-test— of thousands of pounds. us and the-test-te- of thousands of pounds. us and the _just-to ignore. the media just want to ignore tt. — the media just want to ignore t. he.— the media just want to ignore t. he. t— the media just want to ignore it. no, i completely- the media just want to ignore it. \jjiz�*j the media just want to ignore 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 exit stage left your own to exit stage left by your own party? look, i know there are pressures coming— 7 look, i know there are pressures coming from elsewhere, but pressures coming from elsewhere, hut-ewe— pressures coming from elsewhere, hut-ewe-hes- pressures coming from elsewhere, but own has allowed but your own party has allowed thts— but your own party has allowed thts te— but your own party has allowed thts te heeeee— but your own party has allowed this to happen. and as they did wtth— 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 eteettee— with thatcher, you at the next eteettee es— with thatcher, you at the next election, as they— with thatcher, you at the next election, as they did with theteher— election, as they did with thatcher de—man. ' i election, as they did with thatcher de—man. ' “i election, as they did with- thatcher de—man. and look how we've regretted that ever since. and i think the same will happen regarding but the regarding boris. but the difference do boris difference is i do think boris will back 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 yee teet— sunak? yes, i did, yeah. how do you feel personally— 7 yes, i did, yeah. how do you feel personally about the three— you feel personally about the prime minister?— you feel personally about the prime minister? because the thet— prime minister? because the thet t— prime minister? because the sense that i got— prime minister? because the sense that i got from reading thet— sense that i got from reading thet thet— sense that i got from reading that that message, andrea, is you— that that message, andrea, is yet teet— that that message, andrea, is yee teet very— that that message, andrea, is you feel very let— that that message, andrea, is you feel very let down, that ttsht— 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 te te— rishi hasn't personally stepped te te seheeh— rishi hasn't personally stepped in to support boris, which is seeethtee— in to support boris, which is something he— in to support boris, which is something he could have done. he eeett—seee— something he could have done. he eeett—seee et- something he could have done. he could—some of this- could have ended some of this terse — could have ended some of this terse leeee—

could have ended some of this farce. imean,-of- could have ended some of this farce. imean,-of all,- could have ended some of this| farce. imean,-of all, i'm farce. i mean, first of all, i'm sick messages being leaked in sick of messages being leaked in whatsapp. because by the whatsapp. yeah, because by the way,— whatsapp. yeah, because by the wey. t— whatsapp. yeah, because by the wey. t sheett— whatsapp. yeah, because by the way, i should clarify— �*tjtj“3.9 yeah, because by the way, i should clarify that weset— wasn't something you wanted out there.— wasn't something you wanted out there-seeethe- there. you were speaking hhwetety— there. you were speaking privately 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. hhsetetety— immediately leak it to sky news. hhsetetety .— 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 ttsht— and of course, boris did give ttsht the— 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 . t thet— rishi the career that he has now . t thtet e— rishi the career that he has now . tthtet e tet— 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 eeehtetety— . i think a lot of people completely forgot it, plucked htee— completely forgot it, plucked he eet— completely forgot it, plucked he eet et— completely forgot it, plucked him out of obscurity. he backed hee— him out of obscurity. he backed he te— him out of obscurity. he backed he te he— him out of obscurity. he backed he te he hs— him out of obscurity. he backed him to be his chancellor. hhsetetety. — him to be his chancellor. absolutely. he- him to be his chancellor. absolutely. he wasn't really shewtee— absolutely. he wasn't really showing loyalty. \jjz?j i showing loyalty. no, completely . heth— showing loyalty. no, completely . wett. teet— showing loyalty. no, completely . well, look. andrea— showing loyalty. \jjz?j i well, look. andrea jenkyns, . well, look. andrea jenkyns, tre— . well, look. andrea jenkyns, the se— . well, look. andrea jenkyns, the se-ter— . well, look. andrea jenkyns, the se-teryee-

well, look. andrea jenkyns, i'm so for you, dave. i'm so happy for you, dave. hetrew— i'm so happy for you, dave. andrew you're— i'm so happy for you, dave. andrew you're not too big to ee the— andrew you're not too big to come on the show now, are you, thet— come on the show now, are you, thet yee-re— come on the show now, are you, now that you're dame? oh now that you're a dame? oh i heee-sht— now that you're a dame? oh i mean, still pinching myself, mean, i'm still pinching myself, you mean, i'm still pinching myself, yee—heret- mean, i'm still pinching myself, yee—reeret ts- mean, i'm still pinching myself,i you—regret is mum you know, my only regret is mum thet— you know, my only regret is mum ttet et— you know, my only regret is mum died at christmas. _ you know, my only regret is mum died at christmas. i died at christmas. i wish she'd thet— died at christmas. i wish she'd lived see. see this? because lived to see. see this? because my mum a blunt yorkshire my mum is a blunt yorkshire woman. she's saying blowing, you know. now. know. hell, she's a dame now. mum no. iwas mum would be saying no. i was speaking to jacob “t; iwas speaking to jacob rees—mogg etter— speaking to jacob rees—mogg etterthe— speaking to jacob rees—mogg after the show— speaking to jacob rees—mogg after the show and we said eteetty— after the show and we said eteetty the— after the show and we said exactly the same thing. a exactly the same thing. what a she — 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, thet-s— shame. his dad was here. oh, thet-s tewety— shame. his dad was here. oh, that's lovely. so— shame. his dad was here. oh, that's lovely. so bless, bless yee.— that's lovely. so bless, blessi yee—he that's lovely. so bless, bless- yee—he wery you. but your mum would be very treet— you. but your mum would be very ereetlyee. — you. but your mum would be very ereetlyee. heee— you. but your mum would be very proud you. dame andrea proud of you. dame andrea yeetyes— proud of you. dame andrea jenkyns congratulations again . jenkyns, congratulations again. but jenkyns, congratulations again. hut—here- but coming up as boris sensationally- but coming up as boris sensationally resigns as an mp the— sensationally resigns as an mp over the witch— sensationally resigns as an mp over the witch hunt, is it reetty— over the witch hunt, is it reetty the— 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 sheeteeeter— career or will he make a spectacular comeback and save the terres— spectacular comeback and save the tories from _ spectacular comeback and save the tories from electoral ehttwee— the tories from electoral ehhwee e— the tories from electoral oblivion ? one- the tories from electoral oblivion ? one former mep, oblivion? one former tory mep, et— oblivion? one former tory mep, et hs— oblivion? one former tory mep, one of his biggest— oblivion? one former tory mep, one of his biggest allies, david campbell—bannerman, debates hehs-s— campbell—bannerman, debates boris's future— campbell—bannerman, debates boris's future and— campbell—bannerman, debates boris's future and legacy with terreer— boris's future and legacy with former conservative cabinet rhetster— former conservative cabinet minister david— former conservative cabinet minister david mellor. later in the shew. — minister david mellor. later in the shew. het— minister david mellor. later in the show. but next, as nicola stereeee— the show. but next, as nicola stereeee ts— the show. but next, as nicola sturgeon is arrested over the erewtee— sturgeon is arrested over the erewtee shr— sturgeon is arrested over the growing snp finances scandal, sheett— growing snp finances scandal, sheett her— growing snp finances scandal, should her successor humza eseesst— should her successor humza useless now suspend her from the party— useless now suspend her from the hehy ter—

useless now suspend her from the hehy ter the— useless now suspend her from the hehy ter the eeet— useless now suspend her from the party for the good of scotland heth— party for the good of scotland heth the— party for the good of scotland until the investigation concludes. _ until the investigation concludes. my superstar panel tehete— concludes. my superstar panel tehete thet— concludes. my superstar panel debate that shortly. plus, i'll hhee— debate that shortly. plus, i'll hrtee yee— debate that shortly. plus, i'll hrtee yee the— debate that shortly. plus, i'll bring you the first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front heees— tomorrow's newspaper. front heees het— tomorrow's newspaper. front heees het eh— tomorrow's newspaper. front pages hot off the press. we're hest— pages hot off the press. we're hest te— pages hot off the press. we're hest te test— 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 teeteht— his 10:00pm. i'm dan wootton teeteht thts— his 10:00pm. i'm dan wootton tonight this weekend in a truly setsrhe— tonight this weekend in a truly seismic political— tonight this weekend in a truly seismic political scandal, a terreer— seismic political scandal, a former first— seismic political scandal, a former first minister of seetteet— former first minister of scotland was- former first minister of scotland was placed under errest — scotland was placed under errest sty— scotland was placed under arrest. sly news- scotland was placed under arrest. sly news and the bias hsh. — arrest. sly news and the bias msm. meanwhile were celebrating hheetee— msm. meanwhile were celebrating hrteetee tewe— msm. meanwhile were celebrating bringing down boris johnson even e hteee— bringing down boris johnson even e eteee et— 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 thettee— 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 heewywetehts— and in a moment, conservator of heavyweights david campbell bannerman and— heavyweights david campbell bannerman and david mellor hette— bannerman and david mellor hettte tt— 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 est— battle it out over boris as i est h— battle it out over boris as i est h 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 eety— 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 there— only lifeline for the tories to save them from _ only lifeline for the tories to save them from electoral ehttwee — save them from electoral oblivion. and— save them from electoral oblivion. and before that, as hteee— oblivion. and before that, as humza useless,— oblivion. and before that, as humza useless, confirms that he is humza useless, confirms that he ts eehe— humza useless, confirms that he is once again sticking by his eehtteet— is once again sticking by his political mentor. h i political mentor. nicola stereeee— 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- i ri.“3”t9i 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 seseeetet— reason for their membership to be suspended . _ reason for their membership to be suspended . is— reason for their membership to be suspended . i. ””ti“. 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 tee-t— don't get cross. i know, but tee-t eet— 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- i“ . qc. i i know, but don't get cross . one more ring don't get cross. one more ring eet— don't get cross. one more ring eet thee— don't get cross. one more ring eet thee tts— don't get cross. one more ring and then it's done— don't get cross. one more ring and then it's done . jtit 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 shewtewe— early. so ahead of her bombshell showdown with— early. so ahead of her bombshell showdown with mps— ti3”.g so ahead of her bombshell showdown with mps on wednesday has showdown with mps on wednesday hes ttv-s— showdown with mps on wednesday hes ttv-s hher— showdown with mps on wednesday has itv's uber woke— showdown with mps on wednesday has itv's uber woke chief eete— has itv's uber woke chief executive carolyn mccall erseehe— executive carolyn mccall overseeing the demise of the hit teyttee— overseeing the demise of the hit teyttee shew— overseeing the demise of the hit daytime show fleet street legend tethe— 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. wett— news on this. and uncancelled. we-tt reweet— 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 hhtete— we'll reveal a new greatest hrttete eet— we'll reveal a new greatest britain and union jackass as hetere— britain and union jackass as ever before, the— britain and union jackass as ever before, the night is out. rtrst— ever before, the night is out. first newspaper— ever before, the night is out. first newspaper front page is erhwee— first newspaper front page is the het— 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 j3“ middlehurst. east dan, thank yee.— 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 thet.— now, i wasn't prepared to do thet. hs— now, i wasn't prepared to do thet. hs t— 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 tt wes— that. as i said, i didn't think tt rteht.— 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 tee-t— it was right. it and if people tee-t hte— 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 ether— don't like that, then tough. in ether news— 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 .

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commentator belinda de lucy. now hteete— commentator belinda de lucy. now hteete stereeee— commentator belinda de lucy. now nicola sturgeon was— commentator belinda de lucy. now nicola sturgeon was sensation errestet— nicola sturgeon was sensation errestet hy— nicola sturgeon was sensation arrested by scottish police yestertey— arrested by scottish police yestertey es— arrested by scottish police yesterday as part of their investigation— yesterday as part of their investigation into a missing teeheee— investigation into a missing £600,000 from _ investigation into a missing £600,000 from the snp finances . £600,000 from the snp finances. reeeer— £600,000 from the snp finances. terreer rtrst— £600,000 from the snp finances. former first minister was reteeset— former first minister was released without charge last eteht— released without charge last eteht eet— released without charge last night and speedily released a steteeeet— night and speedily released a statement saying i know beyond teeht— statement saying i know beyond teeht thet— statement saying i know beyond teeht thet t— 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 et eey— doubt that i am in fact innocent of any wrongdoing. but of course thet— of any wrongdoing. but of course thet ts— of any wrongdoing. but of course thet ts eet— of any wrongdoing. but of course thet ts eet te— of any wrongdoing. but of course that is not to decide and this retest— that is not to decide and this latest humiliation for the snp has latest humiliation for the snp hes reeeeeet— latest humiliation for the snp has reopened divisions with the hst.— has reopened divisions with the msp, michelle— has reopened divisions with the msp, michelle thomson , reminding msp, michelle thomson, reminding the eehhe— msp, michelle thomson, reminding the hehhe thet— msp, michelle thomson, reminding the public that back in 2015, whee— the public that back in 2015, when sturgeon _ the public that back in 2015, when sturgeon was leader, she eete— when sturgeon was leader, she eete te— when sturgeon was leader, she was made to resign the whip etter— was made to resign the whip after questions— was made to resign the whip after questions were raised eheet— after questions were raised eheet her— after questions were raised about her property dealings, theeeh— about her property dealings, even though she was never investigated— even though she was never investigated and certainly not errestet— investigated and certainly not errestet .— investigated and certainly not errestet . te— investigated and certainly not arrested . in a— investigated and certainly not arrested . in a statement arrested. in a statement reteeset— arrested. in a statement released today, thomson said the rteht— released today, thomson said the rteht thee— released today, thomson said the rteht thee ter— released today, thomson said the right thing for the— released today, thomson said the right thing for the former first thetster— right thing for the former first thetster te— 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 whe— minister to do is resign the snp whe heese— 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 eseet— be consistent. however over as eseet heeze— be consistent. however over as usual, humza useless said today thet— usual, humza useless said today thet he— usual, humza useless said today thet he es— usual, humza useless said today that he was sticking by stereeee — 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 ts rteht— sturgeon. i'll do what i believe ts rteht te— sturgeon. i'll do what i believe ts rteht te the— sturgeon. i'll do what i believe is right to the values of newer— is right to the values of natural justice and nicola stereeee— natural justice and nicola sturgeon, like— natural justice and nicola sturgeon, like colin beattie,

hte— sturgeon, like colin beattie, ttte heter— sturgeon, like colin beattie, like peter murrell of course, reteeset— like peter murrell of course, released without charge . ' “i released without charge. and therefore— released without charge. and theretere t— 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 trig ding“ i“ i she reminds me a bit of carolyn teeteht.— reminds me a bit of carolyn hecett. the— 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 es— mccall, the itv chief executive. she se— mccall, the itv chief executive. she was so quick— mccall, the itv chief executive. she was so quick to judge eeerye— she was so quick to judge everyone else.— she was so quick to judge everyone else. and that's the thee — everyone else. and that's the thee h— 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. �*7 “3ti 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 person loudest that that person would have to 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, srurtetth— we saw, didn't we, previously, sturgeon when _ we saw, didn't we, previously, sturgeon when people had asked her eheet— sturgeon when people had asked her about-money,— sturgeon when people had asked her about money, said her about the money, said eethee— her about the money, said eethtee te— her about the money, said nothing to see— her about the money, said nothing to see here. don't ask any— nothing to see here. don't ask eey eeesttees— nothing to see here. don't ask any questions, don't leak eeythee— any questions, don't leak eeythee. we— any questions, don't leak anything. we saw that in leaked wtee. — anything. we saw that in leaked wtee. lee— anything. we saw that in leaked video. imean,-gosh,- anything. we saw that in leaked video. g video. i mean, my gosh, she's got gift of the gab to try got the gift of the gab to try and push people's interest away from too late now from her. but it's too late now . the cameras all up in her . 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, heee-eete t te— which is a good thing. however, benjamin, i do have— which is a good thing. however, benjamin, i do have a- d “t; however, benjamin, i do have a real issue tesette— benjamin, i do have a real issue tesette the— benjamin, i do have a real issue teshtte the we— benjamin, i do have a real issue despite the way that sturgeon hehewet— despite the way that sturgeon behaved with _ despite the way that sturgeon behaved with others, i have a reet— behaved with others, i have a reet tesse— 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 te— real issue of society now, judging to declare people guilty and judging to declare people guilty eet t— judging to declare people guilty eet t werry— judging to declare people guilty and i worry that— judging to declare people guilty and i worry that we could set a ereeeteet— 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. t heee— precedent with sturgeon on this. t .— precedent with sturgeon on this. t . t— 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 rerheeeet— i mean, i think, you know, in parliament the— i mean, i think, you know, in parliament the precedent of sesheettee— parliament the precedent of suspending the— parliament the precedent of suspending the whip is what they do suspending the whip is what they te whee— suspending the whip is what they do when someone's being investigated. _ do when someone's being investigated. ”cd“? 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 ts hrs— is that right? because i know it ts thts et— is that right? because i know it ts thts et the— is that right? because i know it is mps at the moment who have heee— 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 goinglgo_ been suspended. right. i'm not eeteelee hte— 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 hettewe— are absolutely convinced and hettewe-they— are absolutely convinced and believe-they are- are absolutely convinced and believe they are innocent believe that they are innocent of believe that they are innocent et-ehee. — believe that they are innocent of-crime. however- believe that they are innocent of crime. however their of any crime. however their rehetettee— of any crime. however their reputation-been- of any crime. however their reputation been dragged reputation has been dragged threeeh— reputation has been dragged- threeeh—they-we 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, tts e— had the whip suspended. i mean, it's a reasonable— had the whip suspended. i mean, it's a reasonable point. ' i it's a reasonable point. and as you— it's a reasonable point. and as yee sey.— it's a reasonable point. and as yee sey. t— it's a reasonable point. and as yee sey. t e— it's a reasonable point. and as yee sey. t t— 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 same people. people, maybe the same people. it very harsh it can be a very harsh punishment. just finish punishment. just just finish thet— punishment. just just finish that reasonable— i“ just just finish that reasonable point . this is that reasonable point. this is wetrt. — that reasonable point. this is weird. finally— that reasonable point. this is weird. “ti”ti that's all weird. finally here. that's all i weird. finally here. that's all tweet— weird. finally here. that's all tweette— weird. finally here. that's all i want to hear— weird. finally here. that's all i want to hear from _ weird. “ti”ti that's all i want to hear from benjamin hetterwehh— 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 heret— butterworth. it is a reasonable hetet. theet— butterworth. it is a reasonable

point. thank-so- butterworth. it is a reasonable point. thank so much. just point. thank you so much. just eethe— point. thank you so much. just we're going-move- point. thank you so much. just we're going move we're we're going to move on. we're eethe— we're going to move on. we're eetee—heeeesei we're going to move on. we're| going—because the going to move on because the seetey— going to move on because the seetey heees— going to move on because the sunday times has— going to move on because the sunday times has reported the hete— sunday times has reported the hete et— sunday times has reported the duke of sussex's_ sunday times has reported the duke of sussex's court crusade hes— duke of sussex's court crusade hes tetee— duke of sussex's court crusade hes tetee hs— duke of sussex's court crusade has taken his relationship with his has taken his relationship with hrs—the.— has taken his relationship with hs—ttee. te- has taken his relationship with hs—ttee. te e- has taken his relationship with his king, to a new his father, the king, to a new tew. — his father, the king, to a new tew. se— his father, the king, to a new low. so speaking— his father, the king, to a new low. so speaking to the papers, reyet— low. so speaking to the papers, royal—nikkhah,- low. so speaking to the papers, royal—nikkhah, a. royal editor roya nikkhah, a source revealed— royal editor roya nikkhah, a source revealed the king brings hehy— source revealed the king brings herry ee— source revealed the king brings herry eh. every— source revealed the king brings harry up. every time i see him. i harry up. every time i see him. t tee-t— harry up. every time i see him. t tee-t thet— 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 set— i don't think we've moved past set eet— i don't think we've moved past sad and bewildered, but there's a sad and bewildered, but there's e hh— sad and bewildered, but there's e htt eere— sad and bewildered, but there's a bit more frustration at his heheweer— a bit more frustration at his behaviour because it just keeps going— behaviour because it just keeps eetee eet— behaviour because it just keeps eetee eet het— behaviour because it just keeps going and nick gibb makes the heret— going and nick gibb makes the eetet thet— going and nick gibb makes the here thet hehy— going and nick gibb makes the point that harry doesn't care heese— point that harry doesn't care heeeese-he- point that harry doesn't care because he knows there because quote, he knows there are no consequences to his eettees— are no consequences to his eettees eet— are no consequences to his actions and the— are no consequences to his actions and the monarchy has no twee te— 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 tees— however, caramalised the king tees stttt— however, caramalised the king does still have— however, caramalised the king does still have some leverage, hehte— 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 re the— right? because isn't it getting re the heret— right? because isn't it getting to the point where he just needs to to the point where he just needs te sey— to the point where he just needs te sey eeteetty— to the point where he just needs to say actually, the— to the point where he just needs to say actually, the titles are eehe— to say actually, the titles are eeee heese— to say actually, the titles are gone because you are taking the whey— gone because you are taking the thetey e — gone because you are taking the thetey e t— gone because you are taking the mickey ? i actually— gone because you are taking the mickey ? i “

family, he would have had to prove what he'd said. maybe in a court people court of law, because people 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 eete— 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- i . so i think in the main, charles has got himself to heme— main, charles has got himself to hteee ee— 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. ti i 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 the family. and exact what he wants without reccthing the family. and exact what he wants without reccthing is, the family. and exact what he wants without reccthing is, thee family. and exact what he wants without reccthing is, the onlyiily. and exact what he wants without reccthing is, the only thing nd the thing is, the only thing that happened to him, i could never understand why invited never understand why he invited him coronation. i know him to the coronation. i know he's son, but, 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 but only the said or did. but the only the only punish that harry had at said or did. but the only the onleoronationat harry had at said or did. but the only the onleoronation wasarry had at said or did. but the only the onleoronation was he had at said or did. but the only the onleoronation was he hadin said or did. but the only the onleoronation was he had in the the coronation was he was in the third row in westminster abbey. that's the only punishment he got for all 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 in his head. and even if this court case 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 go 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. 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 going to be forever. has to get forever. charles has to get tough stop it now. now, tough and stop it now. now, benjamin butterworth,- ding“ 3“ti . now, benjamin butterworth, can't benjamin butterworth, i can't hettewe— benjamin butterworth, i can't hettewe thet— benjamin butterworth, i can't believe that sign this believe that you sign up to this htee— believe that you sign up to this ttee—trytee- believe that you sign up to this ttee—trytee te- idea that harry's trying to thee— idea that harry's trying to eheeee the— idea that harry's trying to change the monarchy for the hetter. — change the monarchy for the hetter. .eet. — change the monarchy for the better.-not. he's- change the monarchy for the better. not. he's trying to better. he's not. he's trying to eete—tetee- make money. he's trying to sette— make money. he's trying to sete-.— make money. he's trying to settte-. he-s- make money. he's trying to settle . he's trying to settle scores. he's trying to reh— settle scores. he's trying to the— 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 tether. — ruin the life of his elderly tether. t— ruin the life of his elderly father. i think— ruin the life of his elderly father. i think it's despicable . hew— father. i think it's despicable . hew eee— father. i think it's despicable . hew yee— father. i think it's despicable . how can you defend it? well i tee-t— . how can you defend it? well i tee-t thet— . 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 eeeey— don't think he's trying to make money because— don't think he's trying to make money because this court case is they— money because this court case is tttety eeree— money because this court case is tttety eetee te— money because this court case is likely going to cost— money because this court case is likely going to cost a seven heee— likely going to cost a seven heere—seeesi 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 i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i have hindsight. sick of that. i'm have hindsight. sick of that. the set— have hindsight. sick of that. the set et— 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- “ “ti9 ti“. sick of that. i'm sick of that. can i just eete— i'm sick of that. can i just eete e— i'm sick of that. can i just make a new rule on this show ewery—

make a new rule on this show ewery hee— make a new rule on this show ewery ttee we— make a new rule on this show every time we speak about prince hehy— every time we speak about prince herry. tets— every time we speak about prince herry. tets rest— every time we speak about prince harry, let's just assume from the— harry, let's just assume from the and the start that we understand and thet—eeher- the start that we understand and that—mother and- that he lost his mother and treeeette— that he lost his mother and traumatic circumstances when he was traumatic circumstances when he weslyeeee— traumatic circumstances when he weslyeeee hey.— traumatic circumstances when he weslyeeee hey. het— traumatic circumstances when he was young boy. but i'm sorry. was a young boy. but i'm sorry. vtheetty— 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 seeet— virtually every person who we sheet—shew. i speak about on this show, wtheetty— speak about on this show, virtually-guest- virtually every guest who i teteetew— virtually every guest who i interview, has— virtually every guest who i interview, has through some interview, has gone through some sort interview, has gone through some see—teetettee- interview, has gone through some sort—including you- sort of trauma, including you eet— sort of trauma, including you eet-ewe— 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 ee-het— 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 an excuse for bad behaviour. and yee-wheth— an excuse for bad behaviour. and yee-whete tts— an excuse for bad behaviour. and you what? it's certainly you know what? it's certainly eet— you know what? it's certainly eetleteese— 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 rest— not an excuse for treating the rest et— not an excuse for treating the rest et yeer— not an excuse for treating the rest of your relatives like her— rest of your relatives like etter- t - rest of your relatives like etter-t ere- 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 et ewery— utter crap. and i am just sick et ewery steere— utter crap. and i am just sick of every single time harry does seeethtee— 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 et hs— 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 ett tewe— of his defenders say, oh, it's ett tewe te— 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 wre— all down to the fact he lost his rte hewe— 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 thet. — mum. we have to move on from thet. whet— mum. we have to move on from that. what nasty— mum. we have to move on from that. /tit. that. what nasty nonsense. you know, the rest of his family treated him like crap. to use your word. and. and- “ . to use your word. and. and when you tett— your word. and. and when you tett eheet— your word. and. and when you talk about where's the evidence for talk about where's the evidence her-he— talk about where's the evidence her-he tetts— 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 reseetreeet— 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 hts hrether. — resentment for his father and his brother. he— resentment for his father and his brother. ti i ti“ . qc. his brother. he didn't get as many sausages got many sausages as william got bite that is bite by prince william. that is mistreatment. and— bite by prince william. that is mistreatment. and i- bite by prince william. that is mistreatment. and i tell- “ti.ti .. that is mistreatment. and i tell you whet.— mistreatment. and i tell you whet-tet- mistreatment. and i tell you whet-het ree- mistreatment. and i tell you what, let me finish my what, you just let me finish my heret— what, you just let me finish my eetet .— what, you just let me finish my hetet --iust_ what, you just let me finish my point .-just-that- point. you just said that eweeerye— point. you just said that everyone has- point. you just said that everyone has experienced some treee— everyone has experienced some teetee-t— everyone has experienced some teetee-t tett— everyone has experienced some trauma. .i tell you- everyone has experienced some trauma. i tell you what, trauma. but i tell you what, eehety—thetrl 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 whtte— conversations, listened in to whtte they— conversations, listened in to while they were— conversations, listened in to while they were a schoolboy. we tee-t— while they were a schoolboy. we tee-t teew. — 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. .. don't know. he has someone up evidence that he was treated like that. and he has a right to steet— like that. and he has a right to steet ee— like that. and he has a right to steet eh ter— like that. and he has a right to stand up for his— . and he has a right to stand up for his conversations, hewe— stand up for his conversations, hewe heee— stand up for his conversations, have been listened to as yet. i thet— have been listened to as yet. i think speculation. i— have been listened to as yet. i“ i think we. think speculation. i think we. but think speculation. i think we. het teet— 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,- i“ i think we. but look, the fact is, belinda, yes,— but look, the fact is, belinda, yes. he— but look, the fact is, belinda, yes. he ttt— but look, the fact is, belinda, yes. he ttt ee— but look, the fact is, belinda, yes, he did go through a huge eeeet— yes, he did go through a huge amount as a young guy. ti amount as a young guy. he also het— amount as a young guy. he also het the— amount as a young guy. he also het the sert— 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 eeeet— on earth. sadly, many people eeeet the— on earth. sadly, many people around the world— ti“ sadly, many people around the world have horrific eeeheeee— around the world have horrific heeheeee .— around the world have horrific experience , aces— around the world have horrific experience , aces and traumas in experience, aces and traumas in ther— experience, aces and traumas in het the.— experience, aces and traumas in het the. eet— 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 the eeeey— their life, and they don't have the eeeey ter— their life, and they don't have the money for three, four, five thereey— the money for three, four, five therapy sessions— the money for three, four, five therapy sessions a week. they tee-t— therapy sessions a week. they tee-t hewe— therapy sessions a week. they don't have the— therapy sessions a week. they don't have the money for big

hee— don't have the money for big heses— don't have the money for big nice houses and— don't have the money for big nice houses and the creature eeetehs— nice houses and the creature eeetehs. yee— nice houses and the creature comforts, you know, they can cry tete— comforts, you know, they can cry the ther— 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 hewe — into their pillow of they don't hewe-thet.— 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 yee-ereetest— have any of that, but they often you greatest heroes in you see the greatest heroes in the— you see the greatest heroes in thts eeeetry— you see the greatest heroes in this country have— you see the greatest heroes in this country have come from treee — this country have come from treee het— this country have come from trauma. and now— this country have come from trauma. and now we see the ereetest— trauma. and now we see the greatest cry—baby, tantruming, eeteteet— greatest cry—baby, tantruming, eeteteet .— greatest cry—baby, tantruming, petulant , petulant child coming petulant, petulant child coming here— petulant, petulant child coming here he— 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 chertes— from his trauma. i think king chertes hes— from his trauma. i think king charles has been— from his trauma. i think king charles has been very, very sewy— charles has been very, very savvy, actually,— charles has been very, very savvy, actually, and very clever . the— savvy, actually, and very clever . the ees— savvy, actually, and very clever . the reason he's— savvy, actually, and very clever . the reason he's not punishing hehy— . the reason he's not punishing herry hehttety— . the reason he's not punishing herry hehttety ts— . the reason he's not punishing harry publicly is i— . the reason he's not punishing harry publicly is i think that wht— harry publicly is i think that wttt he— harry publicly is i think that wttt he e— harry publicly is i think that will be a really— harry publicly is i think that will be a really bad look for he— will be a really bad look for he tehet— 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 hehy— him. what he's doing is letting herry eerewet— him. what he's doing is letting harry unravel himself. he's been eeetshet— harry unravel himself. he's been punished enough.— harry unravel himself. he's been punished enough. he's a joke herry. — punished enough. he's a joke now, harry. know— punished enough. he's a joke now, harry. know enough. he's a eete. — now, harry. know enough. he's a eete. twe— now, harry. know enough. he's a rete. rwe heee— now, harry. know enough. he's a joke. i've been watching- now, harry. know enough. he's a joke. i“ i “3 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 that's he brother, that's nothing. he doesn't he's a laughing doesn't believe he's a laughing stock he's got what he stock now. he's got what he teserwes. — stock now. he's got what he teserwes. t— 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 events . belinda

any formal royal events. belinda lucy benjamin butterworth. carole , stand carole malone, do stand by because coming 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 covid biggest allies? david covid campbell—bannerman head to campbell—bannerman goes head to head the former cabinet 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- i“ “ welcome back. kelvin mackenzie on the retest— 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 eereee— latest crisis to hit itv's this eeretee wery— latest crisis to hit itv's this morning very shortly . but first morning very shortly. but first here— morning very shortly. but first boris johnson— morning very shortly. but first boris johnson has hit out at the hehyeete— boris johnson has hit out at the hehyeete wtteh — boris johnson has hit out at the partygate witch hunt which led to partygate witch hunt which led te hs— partygate witch hunt which led to his sensational— partygate witch hunt which led to his sensational resignation as to his sensational resignation es ee tth— 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. te e— as an mp with immediate effect. in a bombshell— as an mp with immediate effect. in a bombshell statement, the terreer— in a bombshell statement, the terreer ttt— in a bombshell statement, the former pm took— in a bombshell statement, the former pm took aim at the hhwtteees— former pm took aim at the privileges committee led by teheer-s— privileges committee led by labour's-hater- privileges committee led by labour's hater in chief, labour's boris hater in chief, herhet— labour's boris hater in chief, harriet harman,— labour's boris hater in chief, harriet harman, which looked tete— 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-terse. — into whether he lied to mps over the-terse. he- into whether he lied to mps over the-farce. he wrote- the partygate farce. he wrote they— the partygate farce. he wrote they hewe— the partygate farce. he wrote they have still— the partygate farce. he wrote they have still not produced a shret— they have still not produced a shred-evidence— they have still not produced a shred evidence that i shred of evidence that i teewteety— 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 the heeteetee— the commons. their purpose from the beginning has— the commons. their purpose from the beginning has been to find me the beginning has been to find eee—the- me guilty regardless of the tests. — me guilty regardless of the tests. the— 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 kangaroo court. definition of a kangaroo court. hehs. — definition of a kangaroo court. hehs. thee— definition of a kangaroo court. boris. then hit— definition of a kangaroo court. boris. then hit the nail on the heet— boris. then hit the nail on the heet eheet— boris. then hit the nail on the head about the _ boris. then hit the nail on the head about the motives behind the tereeeet— head about the motives behind the deranged hate campaign eeetest— the deranged hate campaign eeetest hee— the deranged hate campaign against him, adding, there is a wtteh— against him, adding, there is a wtteh heet— against him, adding, there is a witch hunt underway to take

eee— witch hunt underway to take revenge . brexit - witch hunt underway to take revenge brexit and revenge for brexit and ultimately— revenge for brexit and ultimately reverse the 2016 ultimately to reverse the 2016 tetereet— 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 teeet— referend result. i am now being teeet eet— referend result. i am now being teeet eet et— referend result. i am now being forced out of parliament by a they— forced out of parliament by a they heettet— forced out of parliament by a tiny handful of— forced out of parliament by a tiny handful of people with no ewtteeee— tiny handful of people with no ewtteeee te— tiny handful of people with no evidence to back— tiny handful of people with no evidence to back up their essseteeh— evidence to back up their assertions and- evidence to back up their assertions and without the ehhrewet— assertions and without the approval even— assertions and without the approval even conservative approval even of conservative party— approval even of conservative rehy—eteee- approval even of conservative rehy—eteee tel approval even of conservative. party—alone in the party members, let alone in the wee— 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 eet e— wider electorate. now don't rule out a sensational— wider electorate. now don't rule out a sensational return to treethee— out a sensational return to frontline politics bojo just frontline politics for bojo just yet. — frontline politics for bojo just yet. _the — frontline politics for bojo just yet. the meantime pm yet. but in the meantime pm heres— yet. but in the meantime pm heres e— yet. but in the meantime pm here's a reminder— yet. but in the meantime pm here's a reminder of of his here's a reminder of some of his hest— here's a reminder of some of his hest reereeest— here's a reminder of some of his hest reereeest t— here's a reminder of some of his best moments. i believe that the— best moments. i believe that this thursday— best moments. i believe that this thursday can be our eeeetry-s— this thursday can be our country's independence day. hes— 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 heee— party. sabita thanwani. he's heeete— 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 t— a show? thank you so much. but t te— a show? thank you so much. but t te thet— 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, here— no, i do think you're right, herts ts— no, i do think you're right, boris is not— no, i do think you're right, boris is not finished. he was seytee— boris is not finished. he was seytee thet— boris is not finished. he was saying that today he will be heet— saying that today he will be heet eet— 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 t es— back and there are other routes ts teehee— 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, whe— i was looking at zac goldsmith, whe resteeet— i was looking at zac goldsmith, who resigned in— i was looking at zac goldsmith, who resigned in 2016 because of the the— 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 thee— the third runway at heathrow. he thee steet— the third runway at heathrow. he thee steet te— the third runway at heathrow. he then stood in the— the third runway at heathrow. he then stood in the by—election eet— then stood in the by—election eet he— then stood in the by—election eet he test— then stood in the by—election and he lost narrowly to lib dems at and he lost narrowly to lib dems et here.— and he lost narrowly to lib dems et here. het— 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 eeeths— a conservative candidate six months later,— a conservative candidate six months later, and he won that seet— months later, and he won that seet thee — months later, and he won that seet thee se— months later, and he won that seat then. so there are routes to seat then. so there are routes te teetee— seat then. so there are routes to coming back— seat then. so there are routes to coming back and i'd like to hehs— 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 streeeer— somewhere else, maybe in a streeeer seet— somewhere else, maybe in a streeeer seet .— somewhere else, maybe in a stronger seat , and we'll all be stronger seat, and we'll all be hetter— stronger seat, and we'll all be hetter eh— stronger seat, and we'll all be hetter eh . — 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. , j3 i 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- . �*7 i“ i “i7 it may not be over in boris mind, but i thet— not be over in boris mind, but i thtet whet— not be over in boris mind, but i thtet whet ts— 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 ceeseeettwe— 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 eeeths— conservative party has got 1518 eeeths te— conservative party has got 1518 eeeths te try— conservative party has got 1518 months to try and— conservative party has got 1518 months to try and persuade the eehhe— months to try and persuade the hehhe thet— months to try and persuade the hehhe thet tt— 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 eeeheteetee— public that it is an effective campaigning organisation capable of campaigning organisation capable et eethee— campaigning organisation capable of uniting under— campaigning organisation capable of uniting under a— campaigning organisation capable of uniting under a leader who is no of uniting under a leader who is he teeeer— 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 hehs— 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 ts thet— be boris again. what is very sad ts thet the— be boris again. what is very sad is that the three— be boris again. what is very sad is that the three by—election hewe— is that the three by—election hewe heee— 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 eethee— the government. i mean sunak is eetttee ee— the government. i mean sunak is getting no chance— the government. i mean sunak is getting no chance at all to estehhsh— getting no chance at all to establish himself as a leader, eet— establish himself as a leader, eet thet-s— establish himself as a leader, and that's all. _ establish himself as a leader, and that's all. because, you thew.— and that's all. because, you thew. et— and that's all. because, you thew. et the— and that's all. because, you know, at the end- and that's all. because, you know, at the end of the day, the— know, at the end of the day, thts ts— know, at the end of the day, thts ts eet— 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 the— this is not about the future of the eeeetry— this is not about the future of the eeeetry .— this is not about the future of the country , motty it's not the country, motty it's not eheet— the country, motty it's not eheet the— the country, motty it's not about the future of the conservative - about the future of the conservative party. it's just eheet— conservative party. it's just about boris,— conservative party. it's just about boris, an— conservative party. it's just about boris, an essentially hheeewet— about boris, an essentially hheeewet .— about boris, an essentially primaeval , selfish man . and so primaeval, selfish man. and so hewtt— primaeval, selfish man. and so david campbell— primaeval, selfish man. and so david campbell bannerman is there— david campbell bannerman is there eeythee— david campbell bannerman is there anything fair and what mr hettert— there anything fair and what mr hettert hes— there anything fair and what mr mallard has has— there anything fair and what mr mallard has has just said in terms— mallard has has just said in terms et— mallard has has just said in terms of the— mallard has has just said in terms of the next 18 months? tehe— 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 ttsester— under sunak. i mean, it's a ttsester ter— under sunak. i mean, it's a disaster for under- .. “ii” i mean, it's a disaster for under sunak. i mean, even after partygate all the— mean, even after partygate all thts eet— 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 eery— this mud thrown at boris, we're eety 2— this mud thrown at boris, we're eety z er— this mud thrown at boris, we're eety z er .e._ this mud thrown at boris, we're only 2 or 4% behind. and in the eete— only 2 or 4% behind. and in the pets we— only 2 or 4% behind. and in the pets we weht— only 2 or 4% behind. and in the polls we went down to 30% under seeet— polls we went down to 30% under seeet eet— 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 hts heeetehty— sunak and we're now 15, 16. and hts hehetehty ts— sunak and we're now 15, 16. and his popularity is collapsing now as his popularity is collapsing now es wett. — his popularity is collapsing now es wett. se— 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 ter reesstwe— 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 te eeseee— for massive defeat. and i want to preserve the— for massive defeat. and i want to preserve the conservative party— to preserve the conservative rehy. es— to preserve the conservative party, as david— to preserve the conservative party, as david does . but the party, as david does. but the eety— party, as david does. but the eety wey— party, as david does. but the eety wey wee— party, as david does. but the only way we're going to win the hett— 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 heet— next election is getting boris heet wtth— next election is getting boris heet wtth e— next election is getting boris back with a new— next election is getting boris

back with a new team and new eeheres— 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 three— conceivable. we've still got ttee te— conceivable. we've still got ttee te te— 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, here— time to do it. and remember, boris actually— time to do it. and remember, boris actually inherited the et— boris actually inherited the et hey.— boris actually inherited the mess of may, who reduced things to mess of may, who reduced things te eheet— mess of may, who reduced things to about sunak— mess of may, who reduced things to about sunak level and then he tweet— to about sunak level and then he tereet tt— to about sunak level and then he turned it around. _ to about sunak level and then he turned it around. that was 2019, june— turned it around. that was 2019, he eet— turned it around. that was 2019, teee eet he— turned it around. that was 2019, june and he turned— turned it around. that was 2019, june and he turned it around in heeeeher— june and he turned it around in december 2019. _ june and he turned it around in december 2019. so sunak had more thee— december 2019. so sunak had more thee thet— december 2019. so sunak had more thee thet te— december 2019. so sunak had more than that in time.— december 2019. so sunak had more than that in time. and it's a ttsester— than that in time. and it's a ttsester .— than that in time. and it's a disaster. so— than that in time. and it's a disaster. so we're heading for ttsester.— disaster. so we're heading for ttsester. t— 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 ts there— disaster. i mean, david mellor ts there eet— 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 here— 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 essete — party's greatest electoral essete hhy— party's greatest electoral asset? why on- party's greatest electoral asset? �*thjy ti“ i 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 eethee— properly. instead of saying that eetttee heth— properly. instead of saying that getting brexit done— ”.g instead of saying that getting brexit done was just, you— getting brexit done was just, yee thew.— 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 teehe— commons, he should have got a teee et— commons, he should have got a teee et heehte— commons, he should have got a team of people who could strip out team of people who could strip eet tree — team of people who could strip eet tree the— team of people who could strip out from the british statute heet— out from the british statute heet ett— out from the british statute heet ett et— out from the british statute book all of the _ out from the british statute book all of the accretions teeeset— book all of the accretions imposed upon— book all of the accretions imposed upon us by europe. but he eewer— imposed upon us by europe. but he ttt— imposed upon us by europe. but he never did that. _ imposed upon us by europe. but he never did that. he never weetet— he never did that. he never weetet te— he never did that. he never wanted to really— he never did that. he never wanted to really do the hard yerts— wanted to really do the hard yerts thet— wanted to really do the hard yards that would have vindicated his yards that would have vindicated hts wtetery— yards that would have vindicated hts wtetery eet— 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 e heeher— his victory and we ended up with e heeher ro— his victory and we ended up with a number 10 garden that was a bit a number 10 garden that was a htt hte— a number 10 garden that was a htt ttte e— a number 10 garden that was a htt ttte e ee— 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 sheeteestes— bit like a one of those chicago speakeasies in— bit like a one of those chicago speakeasies in the 1920s. oh, hey— speakeasies in the 1920s. oh, come on. any regret? come on, hewtt— come on. any regret? come on, hewtt. thet-s— 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 eeretttet— david, that's not fair. am i eeretttet te — 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 eertees— never done. i've been in the eertees et— never done. i've been in the gardens of number- i i've been in the gardens of number ten under a teeeet— gardens of number ten under a teeeet three— gardens of number ten under a decent prime minister. mrs. theteher— decent prime minister. mrs. thatcher and— decent prime minister. mrs. thatcher and i— decent prime minister. mrs. thatcher and i have with boris tehesee— thatcher and i have with boris rehesee. tt— thatcher and i have with boris johnson. it was— thatcher and i have with boris johnson. it was fair and indeed the ees— 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 the reason boris. this is where he ts.— the reason boris. this is where he ts. ts— the reason boris. this is where he is, is because— the reason boris. this is where he is, is because any number of ceeseeettwe— he is, is because any number of conservative members of rerheeeet— conservative members of parliament thought it was fair

if parliament thought it was fair h the— parliament thought it was fair if the conservative party , a if the conservative party, a hertteeeetery— if the conservative party, a parliamentary party, had wanted here— parliamentary party, had wanted herts te— parliamentary party, had wanted boris to remain,— parliamentary party, had wanted boris to remain, he could have rereeteet— boris to remain, he could have reeeteet test— 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 eeett— was serious about staying. he eeett hewe— 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 yee— you, committee, i will. i will yee eh— you, committee, i will. i will yee eh . — you, committee, i will. i will see you off . well,- you, committee, i will. i will see you off . �*thjti.. gilt?" 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 hehet— yeah. i mean the big problem hehtet ett— 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 rertteeeet— 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 et tehete— parliament is 6,040% in favour et tehete .— 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 e here— of remain. and you know, we had a boris government— of remain. and you know, we had a boris government, a brexit eewereeeet— a boris government, a brexit government under boris and there was government under boris and there etweys— government under boris and there etweys thet— government under boris and there was always that tension. i would sey.—

was always that tension. i would sey. t— was always that tension. i would sey. t heee— was always that tension. i would sey. t sey— was always that tension. i would say. i mean say that david eeteetty— say. i mean say that david actually the _ say. i mean say that david actually the retained eu law eth— actually the retained eu law the wheh— actually the retained eu law bill, which jacob rees—mogg was testet— bill, which jacob rees—mogg was testet wtth— bill, which jacob rees—mogg was tasked with coming up with and did tasked with coming up with and ttt e— tasked with coming up with and ttt e eeet— tasked with coming up with and ttt e ereet reh— tasked with coming up with and did a great job on, you know, we het— did a great job on, you know, we het hte— 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 eu— regulations to get rid of from the he het— regulations to get rid of from the eu. but sunak has now cut thet— the eu. but sunak has now cut thet tewe— the eu. but sunak has now cut thet tewe te— 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 heteeeeh— that down to 600. a can be badenoch and— that down to 600. a can be badenoch and actually it's not eeet— badenoch and actually it's not eeet eeeeeh— 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 hes heee— good enough. you know, the boris hes heee trytee— 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 has been trying to do this. he's eh eeetest— has been trying to do this. he's eh eeetest e— 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 hteh— up against a blob, a remainer hteh te— up against a blob, a remainer blob in whitehall and in parliament— blob in whitehall and in parliament and in the house of here— 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 te ttweree — lords etcetera, who don't want to diverge from _ lords etcetera, who don't want to diverge from the eu because they-t— to diverge from the eu because they-t tewe— to diverge from the eu because they-t tewe te— to diverge from the eu because they'd love to rejoin. no, teteet— they'd love to rejoin. no, indeed. indeed j3 i 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 britain's news. channel let's reretu— britain's news. channel let's reretu te— 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 oil, continue to run riot across the 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 after his boozy kyle walker after his boozy celebrations of city's champions league securing his 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 yeer— them. you enter. you too, have yeer hheee— them. you enter. you too, have yeer hheee wtth— 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 t tee-t— your phone with you. that's what t tee-t yee— 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. tt teesht— 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 thet.— it doesn't always work out like thet. whet-s— it doesn't always work out like that. what's happening there? no, that. what's happening there? he. he— that. what's happening there? no, no, nothing's— that. what's happening there? no, no, nothing's happening on the— no, no, nothing's happening on hee-se— no, no, nothing's happening on hee-se wee— no, no, nothing's happening on line so we're going to move line one. so we're going to move eteee— line one. so we're going to move eteee .— line one. so we're going to move eteee . etey.— line one. so we're going to move eteee . etey. rte— 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 seee— along. okay. we got a ring. oh oh ee— 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 eet — oh, come on. you entered. don't eet t— 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 tts— cross. one more ring and then tts teee. — cross. one more ring and then tts teee. he— cross. one more ring and then it's done. do you— cross. one more ring and then it's done. jtit . it's done. do you know why it's because we've gone early . paul because we've gone early. paul coyte with ratings— d paul coyte with ratings tumbling hessee ts— coyte with ratings tumbling pressure is now— coyte with ratings tumbling pressure is now on. the itv thet— pressure is now on. the itv chief executive,—

pressure is now on. the itv chief executive, dame carolyn teeteh— chief executive, dame carolyn hecett. whe— chief executive, dame carolyn mccall, who will— chief executive, dame carolyn mccall, who will face grilling tree — mccall, who will face grilling tree hrs— mccall, who will face grilling from mps this— mccall, who will face grilling from mps this wednesday about hew— from mps this wednesday about hew tehe— from mps this wednesday about hew teee ttt— from mps this wednesday about how long itv bosses knew about sehehett-s— how long itv bosses knew about schofield's affair,— how long itv bosses knew about schofield's affair, how they resheetet— schofield's affair, how they responded to _ schofield's affair, how they responded to complaints and ther— responded to complaints and thetr ese— responded to complaints and thetr et— responded to complaints and their use of non— responded to complaints and their use of non disclosure eeeeeest— their use of non disclosure agreements. so— their use of non disclosure agreements. so belinda de lucy it's agreements. so belinda de lucy tts e— agreements. so belinda de lucy tts e reetty— agreements. so belinda de lucy tts e reetty hte— agreements. so belinda de lucy it's a really big moment for itv on it's a really big moment for itv ee treteestey— it's a really big moment for itv on wednesday morning we're going to on wednesday morning we're going te he— on wednesday morning we're going te he hheetee— on wednesday morning we're going to be bringing special coverage of to be bringing special coverage et thet— to be bringing special coverage of that select— to be bringing special coverage of that select committee eeheereeee— of that select committee appearance on- of that select committee appearance on wednesday night. hewewer— appearance on wednesday night. hewewer ter— appearance on wednesday night. however for it— appearance on wednesday night. however for it looks like this shew— however for it looks like this shew ts— however for it looks like this show is finished— however for it looks like this show is finished anyway. oh my eesh. — show is finished anyway. oh my eesh. tts— show is finished anyway. oh my gosh. it's cringe— show is finished anyway. oh my gosh. . ti.” “93; 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 setttee — presenters. stop with the soiling metaphor.- stop with the soiling metaphor. . i ”titi. soiling metaphor. it does feel ttte— soiling metaphor. it does feel ttte tts— 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 yeer— presenters. i mean, begum with yeer eeh— presenters. i mean, begum with yeer eeh et— presenters. i mean, begum with yeer eeh et the— 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, se t— your part of the woke media set, se t eeseee— your part of the woke media set, se t heseree yee— your part of the woke media set, so i presume you love this. ceretye— so i presume you love this. carolyn mccall,— so i presume you love this. carolyn mccall, who has really hetter—wheel 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 eeteetty— comes to everyone else until eeteetty she— comes to everyone else until actually she has— comes to everyone else until actually she has to face a seeetet— 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. �*jtjtjti.. 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 ceret— but what shocks me and i know ceret wht— but what shocks me and i know carol will have— but what shocks me and i know carol will have words with you eheet— carol will have words with you eheet thts.— carol will have words with you eheet the. t— carol will have words with you about this, i cannot not believe heet-eehe— about this, i cannot not believe benjamin-correct- about this, i cannot not believe benjamin correct if benjamin and correct me if i'm weee— benjamin and correct me if i'm wreee-teterreet- benjamin and correct me if i'm wrong, informed that you wrong, but i'm informed that you hettewe— wrong, but i'm informed that you hettewe-et— 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 whet— believe a lot of the reaction to whet hehheeet— believe a lot of the reaction to what happened phillip what happened to phillip sehehett— what happened to phillip| schofield—by schofield is motivated by homophobia. - schofield is motivated by homophobia. / schofield is motivated by homophobia. t/ti3“ �*jtjtj homophobia. yeah. without any doubt. absolutely— doubt. absolutely not. be serious . there- doubt. absolutely not. be serious . there is- titit. absolutely not. be serious . serious. there is serious homophobia that says that they don't that a 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 you remember harmondsworth do you remember bill this much bill wyman this is so much 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 hewe — exactly the same. this would hewe heee— exactly the same. this would have been amazing. - jil>2

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 eewer— at itv. this was an abuse of his eewer es— at itv. this was an abuse of his eewer es the— at itv. this was an abuse of his power as the most— e this was an abuse of his power as the most powerful ereseeter— power as the most powerful ereseeter ee— 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 eet wtth— presenter on itv and he he went eet wtth thts— presenter on itv and he he went out with this young— presenter on itv and he he went out with this young boy who weett— out with this young boy who weett hewe— out with this young boy who would have been dazzled by him. no. would have been dazzled by him. he-test— would have been dazzled by him. he-test sey.— would have been dazzled by him. no.-just say, cheryl- would have been dazzled by him. no. just say, cheryl cole no. can i just say, cheryl cole reet— no. can i just say, cheryl cole met her— no. can i just say, cheryl cole met her ee— no. can i just say, cheryl cole met her one direction husband whee— — met her one direction husband whee— 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 teteeret— a desk. exactly. she was teteeret te— a desk. exactly. she was integral to his- i ye

this terms of that and fundamentally, thts ts— terms of that and fundamentally, thts ts eheet— terms of that and fundamentally, this is about 29— terms of that and fundamentally, this is about 29 and a 16 year ett— this is about 29 and a 16 year ett ts— 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 seytee. wht— this debate is about. and we're seytee. wttt tt— this debate is about. and we're saying, will it survive?- i and we're saying, will it survive? and it eteht— saying, will it survive? and it eteht seetwe— saying, will it survive? and it might survive. but it shouldn't because,-know,_ might survive. but it shouldn't because, know, surviving because, you know, surviving tset— because, you know, surviving tsht hehe— because, you know, surviving tsht hetee e— because, you know, surviving isn't being a success. and we there— isn't being a success. and we can see there now- isn't being a success. and we can see there now the viewers test— can see there now the viewers test eet— can see there now the viewers are just not buying this touchy teety— are just not buying this touchy feely nonsense— are just not buying this touchy feely nonsense anymore. you know , feely nonsense anymore. you know .the— feely nonsense anymore. you know . thet seeeth— feely nonsense anymore. you know , that speech that— feely nonsense anymore. you know , that speech that holly made test— , that speech that holly made test weet— , 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 eweeeery— 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 yee eee-t— to people like there were and yee eee-t te— to people like there were and you can't do that. _ to people like there were and you can't do that. viewers are eet— you can't do that. viewers are eet steet— you can't do that. viewers are eet steett .— 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 heeeeetee— not stupid. they get what's bappeningt you— not stupid. they get what's happening, you know, and even thet— happening, you know, and even thet eth— happening, you know, and even thet etrt whe— happening, you know, and even that girl who nobody's ever heert— 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 te hetee— heard of, josie, let's get back te hetee the— heard of, josie, let's get back to being the family we were. teeh. — to being the family we were. teeh. .eest— to being the family we were. yeah. most dysfunctional. yeah. the most dysfunctional. i tee-t— yeah. the most dysfunctional. i tee-t weet— yeah. the most dysfunctional. i tee-t weet te— 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 by way, family. yeah and by the way, carol, have to say carol, i obviously have to say phillip has said phillip schofield has said in that bbc interview 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 launched another brian has launched yet another 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— i“ i did you want to have this conversation wtth — want to have this conversation with harriet? _ want to have this conversation with harriet? not— want to have this conversation with harriet? \ttit. want to have this conversation with harriet? \tit. 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? \ttit. well, i'm just. �*jtjtjti.. think. well, i'm just. well, you've obviously view. you've obviously got a view. i thought you were a broadcaster. i that were i hadn't realised that you were opinionist. excuse me, chris, i tee-t— opinionist. excuse me, chris, i tent-e— opinionist. excuse me, chris, i tee-t-e wtew— opinionist. excuse me, chris, i don't-a view. i'm- “ ti“ excuse me, chris, i don't a view. i'm putting don't have a view. i'm putting these— don't have a view. i'm putting these comments— don't have a view. i'm putting these comments to you. you eteehy— these comments to you. you eteerty te. — these comments to you. you clearly do. i'm— these comments to you. you clearly do. i'm very clearly do. these comments to you. you cleéputtingl'm very clearly do. these comments to you. you cleéputting thesery clearly do. these comments to you. you cleéputting these commentsio. these comments to you. you cleéputting these comments to i'm putting these comments to you— i'm putting these comments to yee te— i'm putting these comments to yee te try— i'm putting these comments to yee te try te— i'm putting these comments to you to try to understand and why here— you to try to understand and why herts tehesee— you to try to understand and why boris johnson feels— you to try to understand and why boris johnson feels so aggrieved and boris johnson feels so aggrieved eet-thet— boris johnson feels so aggrieved and-think actually- and why you think actually testtee— and why you think actually resttee hes— and why you think actually justice has been done here. thet-s— justice has been done here. thets the— 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 te eet— that's the point that i'm trying te eet et. — 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 eet.— to get at. you're not you're eet. he.— to get at. you're not you're eet. we. r— to get at. you're not you're eet. we. r ere— 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. het— not. no, i am. i seriously am. het te— not. no, i am. i seriously am. het re trytee— 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 thet— and i'm trying to ask you, i thtet yeee— 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 hes— journalist at all now. bryant hes e— journalist at all now. bryant hes e tehe— 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 eety tee— has no answer for. as i know eety tee wett— 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 ehttet— only too well, back in 2020, i ertttet he — only too well, back in 2020, i grilled him about— only too well, back in 2020, i grilled him about welsh labour's eeseteethte— grilled him about welsh labour's unscientific and— grilled him about welsh labour's unscientific and insane policy to unscientific and insane policy te teet— unscientific and insane policy te test tewe— unscientific and insane policy to lock down the— unscientific and insane policy to lock down the country where he eeete— to lock down the country where he again resorted— to lock down the country where

he again resorted to pithy btec eerseeet— 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 there-s— personal insults. chris bryant there-s ee— personal insults. chris bryant there's no proof— personal insults. chris bryant there's no proof that a two week hettewe— there's no proof that a two week teettewe ts— 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 hunt— lockdown is going to make a httet hh— lockdown is going to make a httet htt et— lockdown is going to make a blind bit of difference to teteettee— blind bit of difference to infection rates . ” 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 . git it's not my view. it's- scientific fact . let's go on scientific fact. let's go on thee hewe— scientific fact. let's go on then. prove it.— scientific fact. let's go on then. prove it. i- scientific fact. git ti“ prove it. i passionately then. prove it. i passionately hettewe— then. prove it. i passionately believe these _ .“ti“ prove it. i passionately believe these lockdowns don't werh— believe these lockdowns don't wert. se— believe these lockdowns don't wert. se te— believe these lockdowns don't work, so i'm genuinely trying to eetersteet— work, so i'm genuinely trying to understand why— work, so i'm genuinely trying to understand why are genuinely tetee— understand why are genuinely tetee tehe— understand why are genuinely doing you're just— understand why are genuinely doing you're just shouting . doing you're just shouting. veere— doing you're just shouting. eeree-est— doing you're just shouting. you're just shouting.- doing you're just shouting. /tit “ti it's you're just shouting. it's a it's a really tedious- /tit “ti it's a it's a really tedious way of tetee— it's a really tedious way of tetee retre— 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 utter— nutcase. you're a complete and utter eetese— nutcase. you're a complete and utter nutcase and— nutcase. you're a complete and utter nutcase and you're teeeerees— utter nutcase and you're dangerous as— utter nutcase and you're dangerous as well. titit utter nutcase and you're- dangerous as well. chris, do you thew— 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 eteheeee— 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 wht— exchange shows, chris bryant wttt heewer— exchange shows, chris bryant will forever be— exchange shows, chris bryant will forever be on the wrong she— will forever be on the wrong stte et— 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, tets— journalists should just say, tets eet— journalists should just say, let's not interview the. that's whet— let's not interview the. that's whet t— let's not interview the. that's whet t tt— 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 heheter— what i did. and you'd be much heehter h— what i did. and you'd be much heehter h yee— 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. tehete— happier if you did the same. hettete te— 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 steet— butterworth. carole malone. do stand-because— butterworth. carole malone. do stand because coming up, stand by because coming up, etter—etl after the kangaroo court of a thwheees— after the kangaroo court of a privileges committee forces here—stee- privileges committee forces boris step down privileges committee forces- boris_step down from boris johnson to step down from terheeeet— boris johnson to step down from

parliament, how— boris johnson to step down from parliament, how the former parliament, how will the former pm parliament, how will the former rte-te— parliament, how will the former rte-h hsterye- parliament, how will the former pm in history? and does pm go down in history? and does a pm go down in history? and does e seesetteeet— pm go down in history? and does a sensational comeback remain pm go down in history? and does a secards?ial comeback remain pm go down in history? and does a secards? we'llmeback remain pm go down in history? and does a secards? we'll debate remain pm go down in history? and does a secards? we'll debate as�*nain pm go down in history? and does a secards? we'll debate as wen the cards? we'll debate as we eweet— the cards? we'll debate as we reveal tonight's— the cards? we'll debate as we reveal tonight's greatest hhtete— reveal tonight's greatest britain and— reveal tonight's greatest britain and union jack acas. but eett— britain and union jack acas. but eett te— britain and union jack acas. but next in uncanceled, amid reports the the— next in uncanceled, amid reports the ttee ts— next in uncanceled, amid reports the king is getting— next in uncanceled, amid reports the king is getting increasingly trestretet— the king is getting increasingly frustrated with— the king is getting increasingly frustrated with prince harry. is he eheet— frustrated with prince harry. is he eheet te— 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 street— son's courtroom crusade? fleet street eee— son's courtroom crusade? fleet street icon calvin— son's courtroom crusade? fleet street icon calvin mckenzie is het— street icon calvin mckenzie is ttret ee— street icon calvin mckenzie is ttret eh ee— 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 hewew— fired up on that. and we'll erewtew the— fired up on that. and we'll preview the latest chapter in the— preview the latest chapter in the ttt— preview the latest chapter in the itv scandal— preview the latest chapter in the itv scandal as chief eeete— the itv scandal as chief executive carolyn mccall eeheres— executive carolyn mccall eeheres te — executive carolyn mccall prepares to face mps on weteestey. — prepares to face mps on wednesday. don't go anywhere. were— wednesday. don't go anywhere. were heet— wednesday. don't go anywhere. were heet te— wednesday. don't go anywhere. we're back in just— wednesday. don't go anywhere. we're back in just two minutes the— we're back in just two minutes ttee .—

million a year. it's time now ter— 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 hhteths— for cancelled. and this is where hhteths tee— for cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentator to sheet— britain's top commentator to sheet eet— britain's top commentator to sheet eet ee— britain's top commentator to speak out on controversial issues without _ speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the teeth— 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 et the— cancel culture sweeping the rest et the hette— cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and— cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and it was all setes— of the media. and it was all settes et— 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 es hehy— smiles at this morning last week as holly willoughby ushered in

the eew— as holly willoughby ushered in the hest— as holly willoughby ushered in the new post schofield era , the new post schofield era, ethett— the new post schofield era, albeit with— the new post schofield era, albeit with troubling problems as albeit with troubling problems es retees— albeit with troubling problems as ratings which— albeit with troubling problems as ratings which plummeted to just shy— as ratings which plummeted to just shy et— as ratings which plummeted to just shy of 600,000 on thursday as just shy of 600,000 on thursday es hehy— just shy of 600,000 on thursday as holly hosted— just shy of 600,000 on thursday as holly hosted with irish ereseeter— as holly hosted with irish presenter craig doyle. that's eewer— presenter craig doyle. that's tewer thee— presenter craig doyle. that's fewer than the _ presenter craig doyle. that's fewer than the 1.3 million the shew— fewer than the 1.3 million the shew tew— fewer than the 1.3 million the shew trew et— 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 yeer.— show drew at the end of last yeer. se— 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 ts e— year. so kelvin mackenzie, this ts e heee— year. so kelvin mackenzie, this ts e heee weet— year. so kelvin mackenzie, this is a huge week for— year. so kelvin mackenzie, this is a huge week for itv. this eereee— is a huge week for itv. this eeretee ts— is a huge week for itv. this morning is in— is a huge week for itv. this morning is in total meltdown. tts— morning is in total meltdown. tts eet— morning is in total meltdown. it's not working.— morning is in total meltdown. it's not working. people aren't wetehee— it's not working. people aren't wetehee. the— it's not working. people aren't watching. the advertisers are reeetee— watching. the advertisers are reeetee ewey— watching. the advertisers are running away. and carolyn mccall . ett— running away. and carolyn mccall . ett thts— running away. and carolyn mccall . ett thts wete— running away. and carolyn mccall , all this woke chief— running away. and carolyn mccall , all this woke chief executive whe-s— , all this woke chief executive whe-s eet— , all this woke chief executive whe-s eet ht— , all this woke chief executive who's got rid of— , all this woke chief executive who's got rid of star after star etter— who's got rid of star after star etter ster— 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 eet— after star have has to face mps eet try— after star have has to face mps eet try eet— after star have has to face mps and try and justify— after star have has to face mps and try and justify how she ettewet— and try and justify how she allowed this— and try and justify how she allowed this situation to hehhee. — allowed this situation to hehhee. ee— allowed this situation to happen. on her watch. �*jtjtjti.. allowed this situation to- happen. on her watch. well, she wht— happen. on her watch. well, she wttt 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 rtt et— audience. so she decides to get rtt et hee.— audience. so she decides to get rid of piers, who,— audience. so she decides to get rid of piers, who, by— 3.ti ti i so she decides to get rid of piers, who, by the way, tereet— rid of piers, who, by the way, tereet eet— 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 thes— turned out to be 101% correct. she trtes te— turned out to be 101% correct. she tries to get— turned out to be 101% correct. she tries to get rid of him. hher— 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 eet ht— goes the ratings. she decided to eet rtt et— goes the ratings. she decided to eet rtt et tyte. — goes the ratings. she decided to get rid of kyle. jeremy,- g “99 she decided to get rid of kyle. jeremy, kyle, hewe— get rid of kyle. jeremy, kyle, hewe eees— get rid of kyle. jeremy, kyle, down goes the— get rid of kyle. jeremy, kyle, down goes the ratings. the funny thee— down goes the ratings. the funny thee eheet— down goes the ratings. the funny thing about them— down goes the ratings. the funny thing about them is they've all eetet— thing about them is they've all eetetlet— 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 hehheeet— ended up at talktv. and what's happened there?— ended up at talktv. and what's happened there? the curse of teeteh— happened there? the curse of hetee—the- happened there? the curse of. mccall—the ratings mccall continued. the ratings hewe— mccall continued. the ratings have collapsed . that mccall continued. “99 ii that talktv and have collapsed. that talktv and the hteeest— 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- ii that talktv and the biggest laugh . the biggest laugh. i know what hetteh— the biggest laugh. i know what station you're talking about, kelvin. the biggest laugh i've het— kelvin. the biggest laugh i've het tree— kelvin. the biggest laugh i've had from years— kelvin. the biggest laugh i've had from years is— i“ the biggest laugh i've had from years is the suggestion an had from years is the suggestion ee eet— had from years is the suggestion ee eet there-s— 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 hehy— an and there's not a hint of treey eheet— an and there's not a hint of irony about this— an and there's not a hint of irony about this that phillip sehehett— irony about this that phillip schofield is— irony about this that phillip schofield is going to be hired by schofield is going to be hired hy tetttw— schofield is going to be hired hy tetttw te— schofield is going to be hired by talktv to rescue his career. sehehett— 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 te ee— schofield is not that desperate te ee tewe— schofield is not that desperate te ee tewe the— schofield is not that desperate to go down the pan and talktv it's to go down the pan and talktv tts eewer— 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. they must— it's never going to happen. they must 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? �*jtjtjti.. .. 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 whet— whistleblower? depher well, she whet she— whistleblower? depher well, she whet she wttt— 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 yee she— what she will say, i guarantee yee she wht— 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 eeets— you she will say, i get lots of eeetts .— you she will say, i get lots of eeetts . hew— 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 eey et— emails. how was i to know that eey et tts— 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 eeetey— any of it's true? after all, i eeetey steth— any of it's true? after all, i employ staff and this is where teh— employ staff and this is where teh rhzeth— employ staff and this is where rob frizell, the— employ staff and this is where rob frizell, the old editor there.— 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, tts ett— there, who's mr aubergine yeah, tts ett eethe— there, who's mr aubergine yeah, it's all going rather well. it's all it's all going rather well. it's ett eethe— it's all going rather well. it's all going rather— it's all going rather well. it's all going rather well. suddenly he-s— all going rather well. suddenly he-s-teeeet— 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 eethe— he's being dumped on by the eettre ttt— he's being dumped on by the eettre ttv .— 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 eet the— definitely, i'm afraid, going to eet the ett— definitely, i'm afraid, going to gettbe old guy- _ definitely, i'm afraid, going to get the old guy. ti 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 eeet— 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 he-s— good guy actually, isn't he? and he heee— good guy actually, isn't he? and he's been sitting— good guy actually, isn't he? and he's been sitting there mopping hesheet— he's been sitting there moppingi hesheet—het husband of fiona phillips. and by husband of fiona phillips. and hy ett— 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, asked philip numerous 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 wttt— but that's what she will say. she wttt sey— 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 yeeee reeeer— she will say also move this young runner, by the off young runner, by the way, off the— young runner, by the way, off thts eereee— young runner, by the way, off this morning to— young runner, by the way, off this morning to lose swimming. thet—thee- this morning to lose swimming. thet—thee the- this morning to lose swimming. that—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 whe-s— going to go off. that young guy whe-s eehereetty— going to go off. that young guy who's apparently got— git “ti git that young guy who's apparently got some ehetteeees— who's apparently got some challenges in— who's apparently got some challenges in his own life. what heheees— challenges in his own life. what heheees-he— challenges in his own life. what heheees-he-tei challenges in his own life. whati happens-he-to sell happens when he decides to sell his happens when he decides to sell hrs-the— happens when he decides to sell

hs-the hehy— 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-wrett.— his story to the daily mail? and he-wett. t— his story to the daily mail? and he-well, i actually- his story to the daily mail? and he well, i actually told he says, well, i actually told teeteht— he says, well, i actually told hecett er— he says, well, i actually told hecett er t— 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 yee. tethe— 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 eet— 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 et— and remember, i knew this young et the— and remember, i knew this young man at the time,— and remember, i knew this young man at the time, very good guy. het— man at the time, very good guy. het tree — man at the time, very good guy. het tree whet— 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 real scandal when there was a real scandal hiding plain in hiding in plain sight in scotland now scotland. and they even now don't really to know about don't really want to know about it. well, 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 eeeretes— you, the mainstream media operates london right? operates from london right? shortene— 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 you've got viewers and i'm sure you've got some is many 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 issue i have is this this investigation has been going other issue i have is this this invforigation has been going other issue i have is this this invfor two on has been going other issue i have is this this invfor two years. 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 who 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 et hetetees. — scotland? that is a that's a lot of potatoes. so— scotland? that is a that's a lot of potatoes. so the- i i7 that is a that's a lot of potatoes. ti.ti 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- i“ ” and of course, as ever with the story, we hewe— course, as ever with the story, we hewe te — course, as ever with the story, we have to stress,— course, as ever with the story, we have to stress, both the snp eet— we have to stress, both the snp eet weete— we have to stress, both the snp and nicola sturgeon totally eeree— and nicola sturgeon totally eeree wtth— and nicola sturgeon totally agree with you— and nicola sturgeon totally agree with you . agree with you. she is not. she-s— agree with you. she is not. she's not guilty of anything right now . now, look, kelvin, right now. now, look, kelvin, big right now. now, look, kelvin, hte seeet— right now. now, look, kelvin, the steep tree — right now. now, look, kelvin, big scoop from the- ” ti“. now, look, kelvin, big scoop from the sunday times reyet— big scoop from the sunday times reyet ether— big scoop from the sunday times reyet ettter tey— big scoop from the sunday times royal editor roy inaya over the

weeteet— royal editor roy inaya over the weekend-reveals- royal editor roy inaya over the weekend reveals king weekend which reveals king chertes— weekend which reveals king charles sad— weekend which reveals king charles sad and— weekend which reveals king charles sad and bewildered over these— charles sad and bewildered over these terry-s— charles sad and bewildered over prince harry's treacherous hehewteee— prince harry's treacherous behaviour. she - prince harry's treacherous behaviour. she says harry teesht— behaviour. she says harry teesht erwe— behaviour. she says harry doesn't give a— behaviour. she says harry doesn't give a because what he's reettset— 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 tset— dad, because he's a bit gutless . he tse-t eeree— 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 teststee— , he isn't going to make the big teststee te— , 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 thres— decision to strip him of his titles actually— decision to strip him of his titles actually has no more tees— titles actually has no more tees te— titles actually has no more levers to pull— titles actually has no more levers to pull when it comes to ttssthhetee— levers to pull when it comes to disciplining the— levers to pull when it comes to disciplining the sussex. do you thet— 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 her there— 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 eeeeeh— for charles to say enough is enough here?— for charles to say enough is enough here? well, the totally the — enough here? well, the totally remove the father must have been wery— remove the father must have been wery upset— remove the father must have been wery eeset . — remove the father must have been wery upset. the— remove the father must have been wery upset. the eey— remove the father must have been very upset . tifg remove the father must have been very upset. tifg i“ remove the father must have been very upset . tifg “ 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, theet— situation. kelvin mackenzie, theet-se— situation. kelvin mackenzie, thank-so much.- “ kelvin mackenzie, thank so much. now just thank you so much. now just reteretee— thank you so much. now just reteretee te— 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 eehet— returning to the itv story, i'll reetet yee— returning to the itv story, i'll remind you that— returning to the itv story, i'll remind you that in his statement the— remind you that in his statement the she— remind you that in his statement itv's chief executive carolyn hssett— itv's chief executive carolyn hssett hes— 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 e retetteeshe— mccall has said when rumours of a relationship between phillip sshehett— a relationship between phillip schofield-an— a relationship between phillip schofield an employee of itv schofield and an employee of itv het— schofield and an employee of itv ttrst heeee— schofield and an employee of itv ttrst heeee te— schofield and an employee of itv first began to circulate late first began to circulate in late heet.— first began to circulate in late heet. eeey— 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 eey ewtteese— investigated and did not find any evidence of— investigated and did not find any evidence of a relationship heyeet— any evidence of a relationship beyond hearsay— any evidence of a relationship beyond hearsay and rumour. rhhe— beyond hearsay and rumour. hhtth eeete— beyond hearsay and rumour. philip made assurances to us and his philip made assurances to us and hts eeeesy— 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 teet hetty. — acknowledges were untrue. and we teet hetty. tet— 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 shew— remember a special edition of the shew ee— remember a special edition of the show on wednesday night into itv the show on wednesday night into ttv sseetet— the show on wednesday night into itv scandal analysed exactly whet— itv scandal analysed exactly whet weet— itv scandal analysed exactly what went down _ itv scandal analysed exactly what went down in carolyn hssetts— what went down in carolyn mccall's bombshell evidence. but it's mccall's bombshell evidence. but tts hee— mccall's bombshell evidence. but tts ttee eew— mccall's bombshell evidence. but it's time now to— mccall's bombshell evidence. but it's time now to reveal teeteht-s— it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain and hetee— 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

eehet— union jackass is my superstar heeet retere— union jackass is my superstar panel return. carole malone, whe-s— panel return. carole malone, whe-s yeer— panel return. carole malone, who's your nominee as tonight's eeetest— who's your nominee as tonight's greatest britain. _ who's your nominee as tonight's greatest britain. okay cj“ greatest britain. okay on the et— greatest britain. okay on the et eh— 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 - “g well, thank you that. and also thank you for that. and also theet— 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, whe— thank you, carol and benjamin, whe-ree— thank you, carol and benjamin, whe-eee ee- 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, twe— who were with me on night one, twe yeers— who were with me on night one, twe yeers eee— who were with me on night one, two years ago tomorrow. and eeree— two years ago tomorrow. and eetee te— two years ago tomorrow. and we're going to have bit of a we're going to have a bit of a setehrettee— 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 eteht— celebration on the show tomorrow eteht wtth— celebration on the show tomorrow night with michelle dewberry heet—hteei night with michelle dewberryi heet—etee . nigel farage and nana akua. teehee— nigel farage and nana akua. teetee-et— nigel farage and nana akua. looking-at what- nigel farage and nana akua. looking at what was an looking back at what was an tesretthte— looking back at what was an incredible moment of tv history, eeyhe— incredible moment of tv history, eeyhe ter— incredible moment of tv history, eeyhe ter ett— incredible moment of tv history, maybe for all of— incredible moment of tv history, maybe for all of the wrong reasons. benjamin butterworth, yeer— reasons. benjamin butterworth, yeereeehee— reasons. benjamin butterworth, yeereeehee .— reasons. benjamin butterworth, your nominee , we're invited your nominee, we're not invited to your nominee, we're not invited te thts— your nominee, we're not invited te thts hehy— your nominee, we're not invited to this party tomorrow night. tee— to this party tomorrow night. tee eettset— 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- i “3ti and it's very brave because she's hteretty— it's very brave because she's literally losing— it's very brave because she's literally losing work and for eeeey— literally losing work and for eeeey h.— literally losing work and for eeeey h. het— 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 ehsetetety— her instincts. yeah no, i absolutely agree with that. tehete— 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 thet— jenkins. this is a politician that thoroughly— this is a politician that thoroughly deserves her heeee— that thoroughly deserves her honour. she's— that thoroughly deserves her honour. she's been an incredible hrehteer— honour. she's been an incredible hrettteer .— honour. she's been an incredible brexiteer . she— honour. she's been an incredible brexiteer . she voted against the brexiteer. she voted against the wretser— brexiteer. she voted against the windsor framework brexiteer, thet— windsor framework brexiteer, thet thet.— windsor framework brexiteer, that kind, but— windsor framework brexiteer, that kind, but also , more that kind, but also, more teeeheetty— that kind, but also, more importantly, she called the rhwheees— importantly, she called the privileges committee correctly a teeeeree— privileges committee correctly a teeeeree seee— privileges committee correctly a kangaroo court. and that's brave in kangaroo court. and that's brave he the— kangaroo court. and that's brave in the censorious_ kangaroo court. and that's brave in the censorious days. well, teet— in the censorious days. well, teet . — in the censorious days. well, teet . oe— in the censorious days. well, look . oh, goodness- in the censorious days. well, look . cj“ 3: in the censorious days. well, look . g: in the censorious days. well, look. g: 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 teeset. — malone. okay. mine's humza teeset. twe— 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. 93. 93. 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 how run the from nicola about how to run the party. he's terrified of her. he— party. he's terrified of her. he shu— 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 this is this is he's, you know, this is this is oh, he's pathetic. he's terrified of i he's terrified of scheming oh, he's pathetic. he's- terrified of scheming sturgeon. itlridiculous. _ terrified of scheming sturgeon. it ridiculous. benjamin it is ridiculous. benjamin butterworth,— it is ridiculous. benjamin butterworth, nominee at butterworth, your nominee at rehe— butterworth, your nominee at mine, philandering mine, is the philandering hyheshte— mine, is the philandering hypocrite who _ mine, is the philandering hypocrite who cheated his hypocrite who cheated on his whe— hypocrite who cheated on his wtte wtth— hypocrite who cheated on his wife with and— hypocrite who cheated on his wife with and children with a mesh— wife with and children with a mesh yeeeeer— wife with and children with a much younger partner they met in the wertetese — much younger partner they met in the werthtese . — much younger partner they met in the workplace . no,— much younger partner they met in the workplace . \ttit .. the workplace. no, not phillip schofield. it's boris johnson . schofield. it's boris johnson. oh, seek the narcissist in shet. — oh, seek the narcissist in shet. hs— oh, seek the narcissist in chief. his career- oh, seek the narcissist in chief. i i 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. ” 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 teh— your nominee? well, mine has to he hsh seeet— your nominee? well, mine has to be rishi sunak knack.— your nominee? well, mine has to be rishi sunak knack. i- ” 7 well, mine has to be rishi sunak knack. i know the list be rishi sunak knack. i know the ttst ts— be rishi sunak knack. i know the ttst ts teee— be rishi sunak knack. i know the ttst ts teee ter— be rishi sunak knack. i know the list is long for what makes him testess— list is long for what makes him restess. het— 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 ts tetey— jackass, but for the. the reason ts tetey ts— jackass, but for the. the reason is today is because— jackass, but for the. the reason is today is because over 800 eeeete— is today is because over 800 heehte teetet— is today is because over 800 people landed on— is today is because over 800 people landed on our shores. hestty— people landed on our shores. hestty reee— people landed on our shores. mostly men, again on boats , mostly men, again on boats, hehy— mostly men, again on boats, htehty tttety— 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 stehhtee— documents. all his chats about stehetee the— documents. all his chats about stopping the boats is just bluff and stopping the boats is just bluff eet heh—

stopping the boats is just bluff eet ttett .— 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 eetee te— 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 ehsetetety— more over the summer. he does absolutely nothing— more over the summer. he does absolutely nothing but tinkering the— 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. sheee— over the boat, so it's him. here ee— over the boat, so it's him. shame on him _ over the boat, so it's him. shame on him for the weekend. hett— shame on him for the weekend. heth. test.— shame on him for the weekend. heth. test. tts— 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.