could have been think it could have been anybody.— think it could have been anybody. n-s— think it could have been anybody. it's a it's a path where— anybody. it's a it's a path where the— anybody. it's a it's a path where the event happened. it's a path— where the event happened. it's a path back— where the event happened. it's a path hack to— where the event happened. it's a path back to campus that everybody— path back to campus that everybody takes from town. so i think,— everybody takes from town. so i hhhh yeah— everybody takes from town. so i ahhh yeah h— everybody takes from town. so i think, yeah, it could have been ahyheay— think, yeah, it could have been ahyheay . — think, yeah, it could have been ahyheay . wen.— think, yeah, it could have been anybody . well, in— think, yeah, it could have been anybody . will " anybody. well, in other news today, boris johnson has urged the privileges committee to pubush the privileges committee to publish its report on whether he lied to parliament and in his words, he said, let the world judge their nonsense. it comes as boris johnson made a last minute submission to the privileges committee yesterday evening. the report is investigating whether or not the former prime minister lied to mps about partygate and is expected to be released later this week . in expected to be released later this week. in a expected to be released later this week . in a statement, boris this week. in a statement, boris johnson accused the committee of bias and called it a kangaroo court . and finally, the former court. and finally, the former us president donald trump has been released without bail following a court hearing in a classified documents case which was heard today in miami, florida . he faced 37 charges of florida. he faced 37 charges of

mishandling the files and is accused of unlawfully keeping us national security material . the national security material. the case will return to court after legal amendments. he's the first current or former president to face criminal charges. all of which he denies. but it's expected it could take a year or more before the trial takes place. you're up to date on tv, onune place. you're up to date on tv, online dab+ radio, and on the tune in app. this is. gb news. hello and welcome to headliners - josh hello and welcome to headliners . josh-and— hello and welcome to headliners . josh-and joining- hello and welcome to headliners . josh-and joining me- . i'm josh howie. and joining me to humorously and insightfully explore the best of wednesday's newspapers the humorous and newspapers are the humorous and insightful comedians leo kearse and spencer. how are you and diane spencer. how are you both .7 you just came from a gig, both.7 you just came from a gig, right.7 yeah. did comedy right? yeah. did comedy unleashed? _ 37 yeah. did comedy unleashed? q7 yeah. did comedy unleashed? 37 yeah. did comedy unleashed? wt" unleashed? when you see insightful? mean with insightful? you mean like with insight? than inciting to insight? rather than inciting to violence? because i could do.

but you do both. and you can do both. but you do both. and you can do hath. that-e— but you do both. and you can do both. that's your— but you do both. and you can do both. that's your gift.- but you do both. ' 2 the?" 2c» that's your gift. that's both. that's your gift. that's why— both. that's your gift. that's why ye-e— both. that's your gift. that's why you're here. _ that's your gift. that's why you're here. but then, of course, diane— why you're here. but then, of course, diane comes things down. but course, diane comes things down. hat-geod— course, diane comes things down. huh-eeea-veah - but it was a good gig. yeah people— but it was a good gig. yeah heaphe-aeauy— but it was a good gig. yeah people-really-yeah.| people are really nice. yeah. yeah, laughed at the right yeah, they laughed at the right places. were you, like, i got to go and do telly now? go off and be do telly now? sorry. peeps . how are sorry. sorry, peeps. how are you?— sorry. sorry, peeps. how are you? diane you're right. i'm very well, thank you. it's nice that you are. you just went down on chair. yeah. i decided i on the chair. yeah. i decided i was a little too high on my was a little too high up on my high horse. no, i'm excited high horse. no, i'm very excited --90t_ high horse. no, i'm very excited --got seme— high horse. no, i'm very excited .-got some-this- . i've got some gigs this weekend— . i've got some gigs thisi weekend—the . i've got some gigs this- weekend_the home of weekend in glasgow. the home of aheeaaeea— weekend in glasgow. the home of disgraced politician— weekend in glasgow. the home of disgraced politician nicola sturgeon.— disgraced politician nicola sturgeon. i'm— disgraced politician nicola sturgeon. i'm very excited . sturgeon. i'm very excited. hen.— sturgeon. i'm very excited. weu. hm— sturgeon. i'm very excited. wen, hm gang— sturgeon. i'm very excited. well, i'm going camping again. right. let's have a quick look at what's in store for us on the front pages is the daily mail killed as they walked home from night out? the guardian students among victims stabbed to death in nottingham . rampage financial in nottingham. rampage financial times. bailey highlights stubborn inflation as rage growth triggers rate rise bets i news mortgage stress to hit levels last seen in the 1980s. the interest rate heads for 5.75. the express killed at

random just five minutes from home and telegraph students killed in dawn knife attacks and those are your front pages . those are your front pages. we're going to begin with the daily mail, leo, and obviously the very tragic story of the day. so killed as they walked home from night out . it's home from night out. it's absolutely tragic to - absolutely tragic to 19 year old eaaaehae— absolutely tragic to 19 year old eaaaehae .— absolutely tragic to 19 year old students . you— absolutely tragic to 19 year old students . you can— absolutely tragic to 19 year old students . you can see them on students. you can see them on he— students. you can see them on the eh— students. you can see them on the on he— students. you can see them on the on the cover— students. you can see them on the on the cover there with their— the on the cover there with their whole _ the on the cover there with their whole lives ahead of them. aha— their whole lives ahead of them. had a— their whole lives ahead of them. had a mah— their whole lives ahead of them. had a h— their whole lives ahead of them. and a man in his— their whole lives ahead of them. and a man in his 50s also ehvheaehy— and a man in his 50s also obviously still— and a man in his 50s also obviously still a- and a man in his 50s also obviously still a tragic were eaahhea— obviously still a tragic were stabbed-death- obviously still a tragic were stabbed death a further stabbed to death and a further three— stabbed to death and a furtherl three—when three people were injured when a eaeheh— three people were injured when a eaeheh ah— three people were injured when a stolen van was— three people were injured when a stolen van was driven them stolen van was driven into them in stolen van was driven into them h-heahhe— stolen van was driven into them in morning rampage in an early morning rampage across nottingham . so police across nottingham. so police have— across nottingham. so police have arrested— across nottingham. so police have arrested the driver and the aheeea— have arrested the driver and the alleged stabber_ have arrested the driver and the alleged stabber attacker. whatever— alleged stabber attacker. whatever you _ alleged stabber attacker. whatever you want to call him, but whatever you want to call him, huh ae— whatever you want to call him, haa heehhg— whatever you want to call him, but are keeping an open mind on the heave.— but are keeping an open mind on the motive. and— but are keeping an open mind on the motive. and the university hae— the motive. and the university has cancelled _ the motive. and the university has cancelled the— the motive. and the university has cancelled the graduation hau— has cancelled the graduation aah-ahe— has cancelled the graduation ball-the two- has cancelled the graduation ball the two students ball because the two students were were among— ball because the two students were were among the dead. but i mean so soon after— were were among the dead. but i mean so soon after the stabbing in-,_

mean so soon after the stabbing h-, .— mean so soon after the stabbing h-, h heah— mean so soon after the stabbing in-, i mean, this- mean so soon after the stabbing in , i mean, this has to in france, i mean, this has to ahe— in france, i mean, this has to raise questions— in france, i mean, this has to raise questions even if it's not the— raise questions even if it's not the they-ae— raise questions even if it's not the they're saying— raise questions even if it's not the they're saying there's no evidence— the they're saying there's no evidence ef— the they're saying there's no evidence of it— the they're saying there's no evidence of it being connected to evidence of it being connected he ahy— evidence of it being connected to any organised— evidence of it being connected to any organised terror group or haeeheey— to any organised terror group or haeehegy ea— to any organised terror group or ideology or anything like that. i ideology or anything like that. h heah— ideology or anything like that. h hash— ideology or anything like that. i mean, just the— ideology or anything like that. i mean, just the fact that he's so he-e— i mean, just the fact that he's so he-e he-e— i mean, just the fact that he's so he's he's from _ i mean, just the fact that he's so he's he's from west africa . so he's he's from west africa. hee— so he's he's from west africa. he-e eah— so he's he's from west africa. he-e eat a— so he's he's from west africa. he's got a history— so he's he's from west africa. he's got a history of violence. i he's got a history of violence. h mane— he's got a history of violence. h .— he's got a history of violence. h , ahe— he's got a history of violence. i mean , the fact— he's got a history of violence. i mean , the fact that we have i mean, the fact that we have pretty— i mean, the fact that we have paehy peeae— i mean, the fact that we have pretty porous borders and people can come in from _ pretty porous borders and people can come in from failed states aha— can come in from failed states and hem — can come in from failed states and from places— can come in from failed states and from places where people aeahhehy— and from places where people aeahhehy pee— and from places where people routinely use violence in a way that— routinely use violence in a way that yea— routinely use violence in a way ahaa yea aehh— routinely use violence in a way that you don't in— routinely use violence in a way that you don't in a— routinely use violence in a way that you don't in a western hheaah— that you don't in a western liberal democracy, it really suggest— liberal democracy, it really eappeee h-e— liberal democracy, it really suggest it's to— liberal democracy, it really suggest it's to me that this ahe— suggest it's to me that this the cepha— suggest it's to me that this this could be— suggest it's to me that this this could be a— suggest it's to me that this this could be a failing of our of this could be a failing of our eh ea— this could be a failing of our of our border— this could be a failing of our of our border policy . " of our border policy. i mean, i think— of our border policy. i mean, i ehhh he— of our border policy. i mean, i think it's quite interesting that there has been a spate of these attacks in different places . and like you said, i've places. and like you said, i've been questioning , is there some been questioning, is there some kind of internet board somewhere? you know, how people like this, they sort of congregate like four chan or congregate on like four chan or they used to i don't know if it still and like still works. and things like that. something has that. i wonder if something has happenedin that. i wonder if something has happened in these internet forums as like some kind of call to arms has come out and we're seeing sort of the result of

that now. but this is me wildly speculating. i really don't know. i mean, there really is a situation. no know. i mean, there really is a situation . no motive yet. and as situation. no motive yet. and as we heare— situation. no motive yet. and as we heard eh— situation. no motive yet. and as we heard on the— situation. no motive yet. and as we heard on the news- no motive yet. and as we heard on the news before, the counter—terrorist— we heard on the news before, the counter—terrorist police have heft— counter—terrorist police have heh ahe — counter—terrorist police have now left the left— counter—terrorist police have now left the left the investigation. and it's gone to the hema— investigation. and it's gone to the normal police force . the normal police force. but i aah-e— the normal police force. but i aah-e ehhh— the normal police force. but i don't think it— the normal police force. but i don't think it has to be motivated by, say, for example , motivated by, say, for example, islamic extremism for it to still be an issue with our borders. i mean, what checks were carried out? how did how did this man get into the country ? what's his background ? country? what's his background? why was he here? i mean, it's an interesting question. you know, sort of when you— interesting question. you know, sort of when you want- xchzsc pg " you know, sort of when you want people to come across, you're— sort of when you want people to come across, you're looking for ehhea— come across, you're looking for skilled migrants— come across, you're looking for skilled migrants mainly, you knew,— skilled migrants mainly, you knew yea— skilled migrants mainly, you know, you want— skilled migrants mainly, you know, you want people to contribute _ know, you want people to contribute to _ know, you want people to contribute to society. and i eappeee— contribute to society. and i eappeee ee— contribute to society. and i suppose one of— contribute to society. and i suppose one of the things that are suppose one of the things that aeae-— suppose one of the things that are-are are you- suppose one of the things that are are are you asked about are they are are you asked about what— are they are are you asked about what yew— are they are are you asked about what your mental— are they are are you asked about what your mental history what your mental health history is? what your mental health history hep-yea— what your mental health history hep-yea aehea— what your mental health history is? you asked about things is? are you asked about things hhe— is? are you asked about things awe-h— is? are you asked about things hhe-h aehh— is? are you asked about things like-i don't-andl is? are you asked about thingsi like-i don't-and | like that? i don't know. and i think— like that? i don't know. and i ehhh h— like that? i don't know. and i ehhh h-yea- like that? i don't know. and i think i-you are.- like that? i don't know. and i think i you are. but the think i imagine you are. but the question we we don't know question we just we don't know anything really. can't anything yet, really. we can't speculate beyond to say that if it seems unlikely that a terrorist attack certainly it seems unlikely that a terrorisplace:k certainly it seems unlikely that a

terrorisplace:k ethatinly it seems unlikely that a terrorisplace:k ethat time of the taking place at that time of the morning, is like an unusual time for kind of events to for these kind of events to happen. for these kind of events to happen . but the one thing that happen. but the one thing that we of course , is we can say, of course, is incredible , commiserations to incredible, commiserations to the family and friends and loved ones and just to and we don't know the identity of the of the 50 year old man in the van, but it's two very beautiful young people now dead . and we need to people now dead. and we need to need to ask questions about why afterwards . absolutely. next up, afterwards. absolutely. next up, we're going to go to the guardian, diane . yes. so trump guardian, diane. yes. so trump hae— guardian, diane. yes. so trump hae phea— guardian, diane. yes. so trump hae phea hee— guardian, diane. yes. so trump has pled not guilty— guardian, diane. yes. so trump has pled not guilty to- [12322 " "j yes. so trump has pled not guilty to the 37 federa— has pled not guilty to the 37 federal crime— has pled not guilty to the 37 federal crime counts in his haa—a—hape— federal crime counts in his mar—a—lago case. now, of course, hee— mar—a—lago case. now, of course, he-e phea— mar—a—lago case. now, of course, he-e phea hee— mar—a—lago case. now, of course, he's pled not guilty— mar—a—lago case. now, of course, he's pled not guilty to this. aha— he's pled not guilty to this. had there-e— he's pled not guilty to this. and there's everybody is watching— and there's everybody is watching this— and there's everybody is watching this kind of a hawk eye heap.— watching this kind of a hawk eye heehe. aha— watching this kind of a hawk eye intent. and what— watching this kind of a hawk eye intent. and what i— watching this kind of a hawk eye intent. and what i find very interesting— intent. and what i find very interesting is— intent. and what i find very interesting is that in researching- interesting is that in researching this , i saw a speech researching this, i saw a speech by a— researching this, i saw a speech by a wemha— researching this, i saw a speech by a woman called— researching this, i saw a speech by a woman called tulsi gabbard . new,— by a woman called tulsi gabbard . new, yea— by a woman called tulsi gabbard . new, yea hae— by a woman called tulsi gabbard . now, you must have surely seen ahe— . now, you must have surely seen the. — . now, you must have surely seen the. lee— . now, you must have surely seen this . leo yeah,— . now, you must have surely seen this . leo yeah, she— . now, you must have surely seen this . leo yeah, she used- . now, you must have surely seen this. “43?" c. 2 . now, you must have surely seen this. c?" 22 this. leo yeah, she used to be a democrat. now she's go with her. didn't you ? what's that ? but no, didn't you? what's that? but no, i didn't you? what's that? but no, h haven-e— didn't you? what's that? but no, h haven-e eah— didn't you? what's that? but no, i haven't seen this speech .

i haven't seen this speech. terrific speech. it's really, aeahy— terrific speech. it's really, really interesting- terrific speech. it's really, really interesting .- terrific speech. it's really, really interesting . i- �*" 2 2 it's really, really interesting . i think really interesting. i think yea-a— really interesting. i think yea-a hae— really interesting. i think you'd find it— really interesting. i think you'd find it quite thrilling heeaaee— you'd find it quite thrilling because she— you'd find it quite thrilling because she says that here, paehee— because she says that here, paehee h— because she says that here, justice is not— because she says that here, justice is not being enforced eaaahy— justice is not being enforced eaaahy .— justice is not being enforced eaaahy . she— justice is not being enforced equally . she says that, you equally. she says that, you knew,— equally. she says that, you know, everyone— equally. she says that, you know, everyone is sort of ehaehp— know, everyone is sort of ehaehp aha— know, everyone is sort of chasing and eyeballing president hamp— chasing and eyeballing president hump aha— chasing and eyeballing president trump and holding him up and saying,— trump and holding him up and eayhp eh— trump and holding him up and eayhp eh, heeh— trump and holding him up and saying, oh, look at him being dragged— saying, oh, look at him being dragged through the courts. hep-a— dragged through the courts. hep—hae- dragged through the courts.j isn't—but she isn't it scandalous? but she eeh— isn't it scandalous? but she. h—we sort of says, well, where were these— sort of says, well, where were aheee peephe— sort of says, well, where were these people when hillary chheeh-e— these people when hillary clinton's offences were read ephe— clinton's offences were read eaee where — clinton's offences were read out? where were _ clinton's offences were read out? where were these people? heeaaee— out? where were these people? because biden_ out? where were these people? because biden was also aheeeweea— because biden was also discovered have documents and discovered to have documents and she aeeaahy— discovered to have documents and she actually likens— discovered to have documents and she actually likens this whole kha— she actually likens this whole hha eh— she actually likens this whole kind of media— she actually likens this whole kind of media circus. to the face— kind of media circus. to the face that— kind of media circus. to the fact that you _ kind of media circus. to the fact that you have biden using the peere— fact that you have biden using ahe peeae ef— fact that you have biden using the powers of the— fact that you have biden using the powers of the to state ehehee — the powers of the to state silence his— the powers of the to state silence his political opponent . silence his political opponent. now:— silence his political opponent. new, hm— silence his political opponent. new, h-h hee— silence his political opponent. new, m pet a— silence his political opponent. now, i'm not a trump fan because of now, i'm not a trump fan because eh ahe— now, i'm not a trump fan because eh the phage— now, i'm not a trump fan because of the things that— now, i'm not a trump fan because of the things that he has said aheae— of the things that he has said about women— of the things that he has said about women and various other phage.— about women and various other ahhpe. heee— about women and various other things. however however, i had to things. however however, i had he heeeh— things. however however, i had he heeeh ee— things. however however, i had to listen to what— things. however however, i had to listen to what she say, and i aheaphe— to listen to what she say, and i aheaphe ehe— to listen to what she say, and i thought she made— to listen to what she say, and i thought she made a very, very interesting— thought she made a very, very interesting point.— thought she made a very, very interesting point. yeah. ' 2 interesting point. yeah. and i am a hamp— interesting point. yeah. and i am a trump fan— interesting point. yeah. and i am a trump fan because of the things said about women and things he said about women and various other things. but i mean, just grabbing- various other things. but i mean, just grabbing all mean, just grabbing people all ahe— mean, just grabbing people all over the place,— mean, just grabbing people all over the place, aren't you? when.— over the place, aren't you? weill-h— over the place, aren't you? wehlhelh— over the place, aren't you? wehlhlh a— over the place, aren't you? well,.is.is a political. well, it is it is a political motivated witch hunt utilising

the of the state. it's the powers of the state. it's like something that would happen in north korea. but is it also utilising the fact that he has done wrong ? yeah, but it's being done wrong? yeah, but it's being appued done wrong? yeah, but it's being applied equally well because there's an argument there. but. but let's just not get too- but let's just not get too distracted— but let's just not get too distracted by— but let's just not get too distracted by the fact that thee— distracted by the fact that there he— distracted by the fact that there is evidence here seemingly of there is evidence here seemingly eh him— there is evidence here seemingly of him obstructing— there is evidence here seemingly of him obstructing justice, but going— of him obstructing justice, but pehp hee— of him obstructing justice, but going into conspiracy with one of going into conspiracy with one eh hie— going into conspiracy with one eh hhe peephe— going into conspiracy with one of his people, employees to hide aeeamehee— of his people, employees to hide documents from _ of his people, employees to hide documents from the fbi and ehehaee— documents from the fbi and obstruct their— documents from the fbi and obstruct their investigation . obstruct their investigation. hheee— obstruct their investigation. hheee h— obstruct their investigation. those if that— obstruct their investigation. those if that is— obstruct their investigation. those if that is proven as fact. what— those if that is proven as fact. what about— those if that is proven as fact. what about hunter— those if that is proven as fact. what about hunter biden's laptop ? yes, exactly. yeah. which there-e— ? yes, exactly. yeah. which there-e he— 7 yes, exactly. yeah. which there's no evidence , which there's no evidence, which agate,— there's no evidence, which apath making— there's no evidence, which again, making me agree with leo. no, again, making me agree with leo. he. he— again, making me agree with leo. he. the— again, making me agree with leo. he. the petht— again, making me agree with leo. no, no. the point is— again, making me agree with leo. no, no. the point is there's- again, making me agree with leo. no, no. the point is there's no evidence that biden did that . evidence that biden did that. the president of america actually himself hid the there's dodgy stuff going on. but what are you saying? there is evidence that joe biden, the host house oversight host of the house oversight committee, will obviously any sort boss isn't going sort of mafia boss isn't going to the weapon himself. to handle the weapon himself. okay. well, in this case, he did handle weapons that's the handle weapons self. that's the point. mean, handle weapons self. that's the poinis mean,

handle weapons self. that's the poinis this mean, handle weapons self. that's the poinis this is mean, handle weapons self. that's the poinis this is just mean, handle weapons self. that's the poinis this is just some mean, this is this is just some documents that he took home. and, you know, isn't a big and, you know, this isn't a big teat. — and, you know, this isn't a big teat. .etatt— and, you know, this isn't a big deal. - stuff. stuff - and, you know, this isn't a big deal. stuff stuff that's and, you know, this isn't a big deal. out stuff stuff that's and, you know, this isn't a big deal. out of iff stuff that's and, you know, this isn't a big deal. out of the stuff that's and, you know, this isn't a big deal. out of the housef that's and, you know, this isn't a big deal. out of the house oversight come out of the house oversight cehhtttee— committee about joe biden and joe—and- committee about joe biden and joe—and the- committee about joe biden and. joe—and the money joe biden's family and the money eehthe— joe biden's family and the money eemthp hem — joe biden's family and the money eehthp hem yea— joe biden's family and the money coming from you just said, no, no coming from you just said, no, he , ten-t— coming from you just said, no, no , no, don't talk— coming from you just said, no, no , no, don't talk over me. this no, no, don't talk over me. this is no, no, don't talk over me. this te-heh — no, no, don't talk over me. this is-from because- no, no, don't talk over me. this is-from because you. is coming from because you just eat— is coming from because you just eatt—wtehp. - is coming from because you just said _wrong. you i said something is wrong. you patt— said something is wrong. you sate—tet- said something is wrong. you sate—tat mei said it's no big. okay. let me finish. so the money that's eehthe— finish. so the money that's eehthp hem — finish. so the money that's coming from china- �*" i“ so the money that's coming from china that's coming hem—te- from from eastern europe to the then— from from eastern europe to the htteh—heti biden family and yeah, it's not eehthp— biden family and yeah, it's not coming directly— biden family and yeah, it's not coming directly into into joe htteh-e— coming directly into into joe biden's paypal_ coming directly into into joe biden's paypal account. it's going— biden's paypal account. it's pethp te— biden's paypal account. it's going to members of his family. but going to members of his family. hat the— going to members of his family. hat tt-s shu— going to members of his family. but it's still it's— going to members of his family. but it's still it's called- but it's still it's called deflection. what we're talking about this particular about here is this particular story. now, you just said something which is these documents something which is these dociafraid; something which is these dociafraid is not true. it's i'm afraid is not true. it's been proven as to do with nuclear weapons , national nuclear weapons, national security risks . why would you security risks. why would you say it's no big deal? so why is it a big deal forjoe biden? why isn't joe biden being thttetete— why isn't joe biden being indicted? there there indicted? there were there teeahehte— indicted? there were there documents america's documents about america's haeeta— documents about america's nuclear weapons documents about america's- nuclear weapons-laptop? nuclear weapons on that laptop? wett— nuclear weapons on that laptop? hett .— nuclear weapons on that laptop? hett . we— nuclear weapons on that laptop? hett . we tam-t— nuclear weapons on that laptop? well , we don't know— nuclear weapons on that laptop? well, we don't know because there level of there isn't the level of scrutiny applied to joe scrutiny being applied to joe biden. weren't scrutiny being applied to joe bithe weren't scrutiny being applied to joe bithe answer weren't scrutiny being applied to joe bithe answer . weren't scrutiny being applied to joe bithe answer . and weren't scrutiny being applied to joe bithe answer . and we weren't scrutiny being applied to joe bithe answer . and we known't scrutiny being applied to joe bithe answer . and we know that is the answer. and we know that there were nuclear documents . there were nuclear documents. yeah, but what you're trying to

do you're just going, do here is you're just going, oh, this thing was bad. so this thing is okay, this bad, thing is okay, this is bad, these comparable things are both bad, but they're comparable bad, but they're not comparable . are nuclear . these are nuclear secrets. comparable in his bathroom. they're both top secret documents.— they're both top secret documents. no, sorry. i“ they're both top secret— documents. no, sorry. i mean, do yea— documents. no, sorry. i mean, do yea thew— documents. no, sorry. i mean, do you know their top secret documents? i've been asked. heated.— documents? i've been asked. cleared-know,- documents? i've been asked.- cleared.-know,-been cleared. so, you know, i've been thteaeh— cleared. so, you know, i've been thteaeh sto— cleared. so, you know, i've been through std cleared , cleared through std cleared, cleared eeewtty— through std cleared, cleared security clearance. i was going thteaph— security clearance. i was going through clearance— security clearance. i was going through clearance when i was weathe— through clearance when i was wettthe tet— through clearance when i was working for the— through clearance when i was working for the foreign office. so working for the foreign office. se-htt— working for the foreign office. se-htt et— working for the foreign office. so bit of experience so i've got a bit of experience of so i've got a bit of experience et—eeetet- so i've got a bit of experience. of_secret documents of handling top secret documents .-tt-e— of handling top secret documents .-tt-e tep— of handling top secret documents .-tt-e tep seet— of handling top secret documents .-it's top secret ,- of handling top secret documents . it's top secret , like . and if it's top secret, like he— . and if it's top secret, like he tep— . and if it's top secret, like it's top secret,— . and if it's top secret, like it's top secret, there's no there-e— it's top secret, there's no there-e he— it's top secret, there's no there's no variation like, there's no variation in like, hew— there's no variation in like, hew-eeetet— there's no variation in like, how-secret is. - there's no variation in like, how secret is. it's not like how top secret is. it's not like one's extra top— how top secret is. it's not like one's extra top secret. and the ether— one's extra top secret. and the ether ehee— one's extra top secret. and the other one's fine— one's extra top secret. and the other one's fine to— one's extra top secret. and the other one's fine to put in your garage. —amahehti other one's fine to put in your. garage. _argument to garage. there is an argument to be garage. there is an argument to he hate— garage. there is an argument to he hate tet— garage. there is an argument to be made for treating all the tahty— be made for treating all the cases fairly and— be made for treating all the cases fairly and so investigating them all. cases fairly and so- investigating them all. i'm cases fairly and so— investigating them all. i'm not saying— investigating them all. i'm not paymg that— investigating them all. i'm not saying that what— investigating them all. i'm not saying that what i'm saying is in this particular case, though, which is what we're talking about evidence about here, there is evidence that committed crimes and that he has committed crimes and perhaps most all has perhaps most of all has obstructed justice. and that's him doing it. and as you said , him doing it. and as you said, smoking gun in his hands. well, i'm glad you agree that-

2 2 i“ i“ i“ 2 well, i'm glad you agree that they eheatt— i'm glad you agree that they eheatt he— i'm glad you agree that they should be treated fairly. 2t:::t should be treated fairly. i do thmt— should be treated fairly. i do thmt they— should be treated fairly. i do think they should— should be treated fairly. i do think they should be treated fairly. you were also saying fairly. but you were also saying it's no big deal. and i'm saying it's no big deal. and i'm saying it big deal. not much of it is a big deal. not much of a big teat.— it is a big deal. not much of a big teat-ltew— it is a big deal. not much of a big deal..few bits— it is a big deal. not much of a big deal..few bits of- c 2 2 not much of a big deal. few bits of paper. big deal. a few bits of paper. otay. — big deal. a few bits of paper. otay. -maettea- big deal. a few bits of paper. okay. - nuclear weapons.| okay. about nuclear weapons. fine. on to the fine. let's move on to the aillio. okay. so the i says hehgage— aillio. okay. so the i says mortgage stress- cc okay. so the i says mortgage stress to hit levels tast— mortgage stress to hit levels taet eeh— mortgage stress to hit levels taet th— mortgage stress to hit levels last seen in the— mortgage stress to hit levels last seen in the 1980s as thteteet— last seen in the 1980s as interest rate _ last seen in the 1980s as interest rate heads for 5.75. so interest rate heads for 5.75. so he the— interest rate heads for 5.75. so he the teeth,— interest rate heads for 5.75. so in the 1980s, mortgage rates wept— in the 1980s, mortgage rates weht ap— in the 1980s, mortgage rates went up te— in the 1980s, mortgage rates weht ap te he. — in the 1980s, mortgage rates went up to 13. but this is even theaeh— went up to 13. but this is even theaeh tt-e— went up to 13. but this is even though it's less— went up to 13. but this is even though it's less of— though it's less of a percentage, - though it's less of a percentage, it's just getting on for percentage, it's just getting on tea ete— percentage, it's just getting on tea eh te— percentage, it's just getting on tea ehe te tethe— percentage, it's just getting on for 6% is going to be as eheeetat— for 6% is going to be as stressful because people are hemewthe— stressful because people are borrowing much— stressful because people are borrowing much more . so in the borrowing much more. so in the in borrowing much more. so in the th the— borrowing much more. so in the th the see— borrowing much more. so in the th the see yea— borrowing much more. so in the in the 80s, you know , people on in the 80s, you know, people on awetaee— in the 80s, you know, people on average borrowed— in the 80s, you know, people on average borrowed twice as much the— average borrowed twice as much twtee theh— average borrowed twice as much twice their their— average borrowed twice as much twice their their annual salary. i twice their their annual salary. t mane— twice their their annual salary. t yea— twice their their annual salary. i mean, can you imagine buying a heaee— i mean, can you imagine buying a heaee et— i mean, can you imagine buying a heaee ea twtee— i mean, can you imagine buying a house or twice your— i mean, can you imagine buying a house or twice your annual eataty— house or twice your annual eataty e— house or twice your annual eataty e hew— house or twice your annual salary ? now that's i mean, it salary? now that's i mean, it taet— salary? now that's i mean, it taet eeehe— salary? now that's i mean, it taet eeeea-— salary? now that's i mean, it just seems a faraway just seems like a faraway tahtaey— just seems like a faraway fantasy fantasy land . so now fantasy fantasy land. so now theaeh— fantasy fantasy land. so now even though it's— fantasy fantasy land. so now even though it's you know, it's a even though it's you know, it's _aate- even though it's you know, it's _aate peeptei a lower mortgage rate, people have—.- a lower mortgage rate, people have—. se| a lower mortgage rate, people. have—. se thte have much bigger debts. so this is have much bigger debts. so this he teatty— have much bigger debts. so this he teatty tethe— have much bigger debts. so this is really going to— have much bigger debts. so this is really going to really and we've seen diane house repossession— we've seen diane house repossession coming up at a high taht— repossession coming up at a high now right already— repossession coming up at a high now right already i— repossession coming up at a high now right already i mean it ttppet—

now right already i mean it ttppet a— now right already i mean it dipped a little— now right already i mean it dipped a little bit during covid but dipped a little bit during covid hat ew— dipped a little bit during covid but now repossessions are on the amt— but now repossessions are on the increase. and this— but now repossessions are on the increase. and this is— but now repossessions are on the increase. 2 increase. and this is having a real impact on people. well of course it is. and it's going to i course it is. and it's going to t mane— course it is. and it's going to t hat— course it is. and it's going to i mean, but inflation- f c and it's going to i mean, but inflation is happening— i mean, but inflation is happening all over the world at and .— happening all over the world at and t mane— happening all over the world at and i mean, what— happening all over the world at and i mean, what is upsetting, theaeh— and i mean, what is upsetting, theagh te— and i mean, what is upsetting, though, is that— and i mean, what is upsetting, though, is that our inflation is eamehtty— though, is that our inflation is currently worse— though, is that our inflation is currently worse than the eu and the uhttet— currently worse than the eu and the united states. _ currently worse than the eu and the united states. and we really heet— the united states. and we really need them— the united states. and we really need them te— the united states. and we really need them to help— the united states. and we really need them to help us. but ehweaety— need them to help us. but obviously they're saying, well, if obviously they're saying, well, h we — obviously they're saying, well, h we pat— obviously they're saying, well, h we pat the — obviously they're saying, well, if we put the wages up, then the thttatteh — if we put the wages up, then the inflation will— if we put the wages up, then the inflation will continue and there-e— inflation will continue and there's more— inflation will continue and there's more misery . it's just there's more misery. it's just tt-e— there's more misery. it's just he very— there's more misery. it's just it's very difficult— there's more misery. it's just it's very difficult because , as it's very difficult because, as you— it's very difficult because, as yea thew,— it's very difficult because, as you know, having your own home is you know, having your own home he each— you know, having your own home he each a— you know, having your own home is such a wonderful— you know, having your own home is such a wonderful thing . being is such a wonderful thing. being atte— is such a wonderful thing. being ahte te— is such a wonderful thing. being ahte te eett— is such a wonderful thing. being able to sort of— is such a wonderful thing. being able to sort of own— is such a wonderful thing. being able to sort of own that home aht— able to sort of own that home and eay— able to sort of own that home and eay .— able to sort of own that home aht eay , he— able to sort of own that home and say , no, this— able to sort of own that home and say , no, this is ours and we and say, no, this is ours and we hatt— and say, no, this is ours and we can build towards— and say, no, this is ours and we can build towards it. and it taet— can build towards it. and it taet eeehe— can build towards it. and it just seems that— can build towards it. and it just seems that dream just seems that that dream is eat— just seems that that dream is eatlteaeh— just seems that that dream is outlreach and— just seems that that dream is out reach and the worst part out of reach and the worst part is out of reach and the worst part he that— out of reach and the worst part he that ee— out of reach and the worst part is that some—havel is that some people who have that—tethe- is that some people who havei that—being told that dream are now being told that— that dream are now being told that-tethe— that dream are now being told that-eethe te- that dream are now being told that going to have to that they're going to have to teatty— that they're going to have to really squeeze _ that they're going to have to really squeeze pockets to really squeeze their pockets to be really squeeze their pockets to he-ahett— really squeeze their pockets to be - afford the - really squeeze their pockets to be afford the house that be able to afford the house that they-we—a- be able to afford the house that they-we—a veryl they've already got. it's a very serious situation _ they've already got. it's a very serious situation moving into eeaty— serious situation moving into eeaty thhee. — serious situation moving into scary times. but— serious situation moving into scary times. c scary times. but like leo, i think the scariest part of this article for me was where it said that in today's money, the

average house price in the 80s was £84,000 . oh, my god, that's. was £84,000. oh, my god, that's. yeah. so what happened in 178” 000 c22 yeah. so what happened in the eee— yeah. so what happened in the the that— yeah. so what happened in the 90s that drastically changed heaee— 90s that drastically changed house prices?— 90s that drastically changed house prices? could it be the massive influx— house prices? could it be the massive influx of— house prices? could it be the massive influx of uncontrolled . massive influx of uncontrolled. thh — massive influx of uncontrolled. thh tattthe— massive influx of uncontrolled. i'm talking about— massive influx of uncontrolled. i'm talking about trunk . massive influx of uncontrolled. i'm talking about trunk. ?2 i'm talking about trunk. right. tat-e— i'm talking about trunk. right. the hmteh— i'm talking about trunk. right. let's finish this— i'm talking about trunk. right. let's finish this section with the telegraph then. diane okay, so boris johnson has told the committee investigating him over partygate to quote , publish partygate to quote, publish their nonsense . so boris johnson their nonsense. so boris johnson hettewee— their nonsense. so boris johnson hettewee he— their nonsense. so boris johnson believes he has— their nonsense. so boris johnson believes he has a— their nonsense. so boris johnson believes he has a right- 2 so boris johnson believes he has a right to reply teeptte— believes he has a right to reply teeptte the— believes he has a right to reply despite the fact— believes he has a right to reply despite the fact that he has atteaty— despite the fact that he has aheaty eett— despite the fact that he has already sort of— despite the fact that he has already sort of said no , i'm not already sort of said no, i'm not going— already sort of said no, i'm not going te— already sort of said no, i'm not gethg te he— already sort of said no, i'm not gethg te he ah— already sort of said no, i'm not going to be an mp— already sort of said no, i'm not going to be an mp anymore. i'm teawhp— going to be an mp anymore. i'm teawhe. tht— going to be an mp anymore. i'm leaving. and now— going to be an mp anymore. i'm leaving. and now he's suddenly hatt— leaving. and now he's suddenly come back and— leaving. and now he's suddenly come back and said, actually, the— come back and said, actually, thte te— come back and said, actually, this is ridiculous— come back and said, actually, this is ridiculous .— come back and said, actually, this is ridiculous . publish the this is ridiculous. publish the teeamepte— this is ridiculous. publish the documents. he's— this is ridiculous. publish the documents. he's kind of it's weht. — documents. he's kind of it's weht. he-e— documents. he's kind of it's weird. he's sort— documents. he's kind of it's weird. he's sort of having a tahhah. — weird. he's sort of having a tantrum. he's— weird. he's sort of having a tantrum. he's kind of like, i've tattthe— tantrum. he's kind of like, i've never talking to— tantrum. he's kind of like, i've never talking to you again. and he-eat— never talking to you again. and he-eat-he-e- never talking to you again. and. he-out-he's coming he storming out and he's coming hatt— he storming out and he's coming hath-ahethet— he storming out and he's coming back-another thing- he storming out and he's coming back another thing and he back in and another thing and he wtete— back in and another thing and he wtete a— back in and another thing and he wtete a tettet— back in and another thing and he wrote a letter to— back in and another thing and he wrote a letter to them at 1157 at htght— wrote a letter to them at 1157 at htght. tt-e— wrote a letter to them at 1157 at night. it's like— wrote a letter to them at 1157 at night. it's like , mate, don't at night. it's like, mate, don't do at night. it's like, mate, don't he that.— at night. it's like, mate, don't he that. eet— at night. it's like, mate, don't do that. get off— at night. it's like, mate, don't do that. get off ebay , get off do that. get off ebay, get off

the— do that. get off ebay, get off the eehpatea — do that. get off ebay, get off the computer. stop texting your ex . the,— the computer. stop texting your ex . like, brandy's— the computer. stop texting your ex . like, brandy's like , oh, no, ex. like, brandy's like, oh, no, he— ex. like, brandy's like, oh, no, he he— ex. like, brandy's like, oh, no, he he eeea.— ex. like, brandy's like, oh, no, it's no good. latin— ex. like, brandy's like, oh, no, it's no good. latin references eehthe— it's no good. latin references eehthg eat. — it's no good. latin references coming out. and- it's no good. latin references coming out. ' 2 2 coming out. and what's weird is that he he keeps quoting terminator films. and i truly hettewe— terminator films. and i truly believe that— terminator films. and i truly believe that when— terminator films. and i truly believe that when you- �*" and i truly believe that when you quote a hm,— believe that when you quote a tttm yea— believe that when you quote a tttm yea heet— believe that when you quote a film, you need to— believe that when you quote a film, you need to understand the eehtext— film, you need to understand the eehtext et— film, you need to understand the context of the _ film, you need to understand the context of the person you are paetthe. — context of the person you are paetthg. etay— context of the person you are quoting. okay fine. if at the ehe— quoting. okay fine. if at the eht et— quoting. okay fine. if at the eht et yew— quoting. okay fine. if at the end of your last— quoting. okay fine. if at the end of your last pmqs, which you did,— end of your last pmqs, which you the, he— end of your last pmqs, which you the, he eate— end of your last pmqs, which you did, he said aslef_ end of your last pmqs, which you did, he said aslef vista, baby, the.— did, he said aslef vista, baby, the. hee— did, he said aslef vista, baby, fine. he's quoting— did, he said aslef vista, baby, fine. he's quoting terminator twe— fine. he's quoting terminator twe aht— fine. he's quoting terminator twe and the— fine. he's quoting terminator two and the terminator is the eeea— two and the terminator is the good gay. — two and the terminator is the good gay. hew— two and the terminator is the good guy. now he's quoting i'll be good guy. now he's quoting i'll he hath— good guy. now he's quoting i'll he hath .— good guy. now he's quoting i'll he hath . seam— good guy. now he's quoting i'll be back . sorry, terminator one. be back. sorry, terminator one. when— be back. sorry, terminator one. when terminator— be back. sorry, terminator one. when terminator is the bad guy is when terminator is the bad guy he etttt— when terminator is the bad guy he etttt a— when terminator is the bad guy he etttt a very— when terminator is the bad guy is still a very effective terminator— is still a very effective terminator. - is still a very effective terminator . 2; z?2 is still a very effective- terminator. he's the bad guy. this is just this is just another politically motivated witch hunt. it's the same as trump it's mean, it's trump. it's i mean, it's appalling. i not that i'm appalling. i mean, not that i'm not of trump. not a massive fan of trump. i'm not a massive fan of trump. i'm not massive fan of boris not a massive fan of boris johnson, but to being johnson, but to see them being you know, he's he's you know, he's already he's already why are they still already gone. why are they still hammering of hammering him for like slices of cake . this isn't about cake during. this isn't about partygate— cake during. this isn't about partygate thte— cake during. this isn't about partygate this is— 2 2 2 2 this isn't about partygate this is about him hteteatthe— partygate this is about him misleading parliament and that's who misleading parliament and that's whe — misleading parliament and that's who cares? it's— misleading parliament and that's who cares? it's the— misleading parliament and that's who cares? t 2 2 who cares? it's the ages ago. okay, who cares? it's the ages ago. etay tee,— who cares? it's the ages ago. etay, tee, he— who cares? it's the ages ago. okay, leo, no one— who cares? it's the ages ago. okay, leo, no one could- who cares? t 2 2 okay, leo, no one could do ahyththe— okay, leo, no one could do ahyththg wrong— okay, leo, no one could do anything wrong in your eyes.

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radio. welcome back to headliners with me. josh howie going thteaah— headliners with me. josh howie going through all— headliners with me. josh howie going through all the- 2 josh howie going through all the best of ttetheetay-e— going through all the best of wednesday's newspapers with eehety— wednesday's newspapers with comedy charms,— wednesday's newspapers with comedy charms, leo kearse and ham— comedy charms, leo kearse and ham speheea— comedy charms, leo kearse and diane spencer. let's start with ttetheetay-e— diane spencer. let's start with wednesday's express and leo saetta— wednesday's express and leo saetta te— wednesday's express and leo saetta te angry— wednesday's express and leo suella is angry you won't like her— suella is angry you won't like her when— suella is angry you won't like her when she's— suella is angry you won't like her when she's angry . whiz“ her when she's angry. well, i the— her when she's angry. well, i the ht— her when she's angry. well, i the tt when— her when she's angry. well, i like it when suella is angry. don't worry about that. so, yes , ella braverman is blasted protege group. just stop oil. sadly not with one of those big artillery guns from ukraine. but it's after police claim climate protests have caused £4.5 million in policing costs in just six weeks. so the ones before then cost cost more. i think in total, the cost to

police is around £12 million. that's like one house. yeah but yeah,— that's like one house. yeah but yeah. the— that's like one house. yeah but yeah, the tmpaet— that's like one house. yeah but yeah, the impact, the- yeah, the impact, the disruptions is huge. so over the last six weeks, just stop. oil carried out 156 slow marches around london and also the suella braverman is bringing through laws to deal with it. and some people are worried about worried about these laws. apparently the law already exists . it's still to allow the exists. it's still to allow the police to deal with just they already had. isn't there? one of the ththee— already had. isn't there? one of the them ht— already had. isn't there? one of the things it says— already had. isn't there? one of the things it says here,- 2 2 isn't there? one of the things it says here, diane, is the things it says here, diane, he that— the things it says here, diane, he that they— the things it says here, diane, is that they actually stopped the is that they actually stopped| the—ameet is that they actually stopped - the _ arrest the the police managed to arrest the paeteet—hwe- protest, stop it within five hthatee— protest, stop it within five hthatee hy— protest, stop it within five minutes by using section of minutes by using section 12 of the-aheaty— minutes by using section 12 of the-alreadylthere. minutes by using section 12 of the already there . the act that already is there. so the act that already is there. se ht— the act that already is there. so if-managed- the act that already is there. so if managed to do it so if they've managed to do it , why— so if they've managed to do it once , why can't— so if they've managed to do it once , why can't do it once, why can't they do it agathe— once, why can't they do it again? well,— once, why can't they do it again? well, this article sort of again? well, this article sort et htahttahte— again? well, this article sort of highlights that are two of highlights that there are two ththge— of highlights that there are two ththee—hee. - of highlights that there are two| things—here. .is things happening here. one is that— things happening here. one is that-pathe— things happening here. one is that-police are— things happening here. one is that police are potentially that the police are potentially not using the powers that already exist to correctly stop, just stop oil. and if those powers already exist, apparently just stop oil carried out 156 slow marches around london. i was like, surely you can do that to tourists . surely you could to tourists. surely you could send the police out to sort of

push the tourists out of the way as well and take them off in van and stop them and on the tube stop them etahtthg— and on the tube stop them standing-left,- and on the tube stop themi standing-left, please. and on the tube stop them . standing-left, please. standing on the left, please. taet— standing on the left, please. just-also— standing on the left, please. just-also ee— standing on the left, please. just-also so the- standing on the left, please. just-also so the other. standing on the left, please. just but also so the other part is that , yeah, suella seems to is that, yeah, suella seems to be trying to bring in a more oppressive legal system, which she doesn't need do because she doesn't need to do because laws already for us to laws already exist for us to stop, just stop oil and the worry here is that she's using the example of just stop oil to sort of infringe on personal freedoms , which would then have freedoms, which would then have a knock on effect . but this a knock on effect. but this article gives the like example of people like protesting a library, shutting losers . i library, shutting losers. i mean, the problem with just library, shutting losers. i- mean, the problem with just stop oil mean, the problem with just stop ott aht— mean, the problem with just stop oh and the— mean, the problem with just stop oil and the police— mean, the problem with just stop oil and the police is approached them. — oil and the police is approached them. he— oil and the police is approached them. it's ideological . well, them. it's ideological. well, the— them. it's ideological. well, the pettee— them. it's ideological. well, the police aren't— them. it's ideological. well, the police aren't i mean we've seen—basicallyl the police aren't i mean we've seenias-basicallyl the police aren't i mean we've seen as their basically the police aren't i mean we've seen as their security sically the police aren't i mean we've seen as their security service acting as their security service . aht— acting as their security service . hht ht— acting as their security service . and if-member- acting as their security service . and if member of the . and if any member of the pathe— . and if any member of the public intervenes tries public intervenes and tries to etep— public intervenes and tries to etep the— public intervenes and tries to stop the protest,— public intervenes and tries to stop the protest, then then they get ameetet— stop the protest, then then they get arrested instead of just etep— get arrested instead of just step ett. — get arrested instead of just step ott. tt-e— get arrested instead of just stop oil. t 22 but i stop oil. it's so weird. but i the— stop oil. it's so weird. but i mean, the thing— stop oil. it's so weird. but i mean, the thing is,- stop oil. t 22 but i mean, the thing is, say mean, the thing is, as i say nae,— mean, the thing is, as i say we, the— mean, the thing is, as i say here, the house— mean, the thing is, as i say here, the house of commons voted 277.— here, the house of commons voted 277. se— here, the house of commons voted 277. se thte— here, the house of commons voted 277. so this law— here, the house of commons voted 277. so this law is— here, the house of commons voted 277. so this law is being apptewet. — 277. so this law is being approved. but- 277. so this law is being approved. but is it realistically going to get thteaeh—

realistically going to get through the— realistically going to get through the house of lords or is it through the house of lords or is tt taet— through the house of lords or is tt taetlehew— through the house of lords or is tt taetlehew e— through the house of lords or is it just-show ? and- through the house of lords or is it just-show ? and i- through the house of lords or is it just show ? and i guess it just for show? and i guess that-e— it just for show? and i guess has what— it just for show? and i guess that's what we're— it just for show? and i guess that's what we're going find it just for show? and i guess thatin what we're going find it just for show? and i guess thatin whafuture. going find it just for show? and i guess thatin whafuture. yeah, find it just for show? and i guess thatin whafuture. yeah, right. d out in the future. yeah, right. tet-e— out in the future. yeah, right. tet-e-te— out in the future. yeah, right. tet-e-te the- out in the future. yeah, right. let's-to the next. out in the future. yeah, right. . let's-to the next story. out in the future. yeah, right. let'have to the next story. out in the future. yeah, right. let'have the to the next story. out in the future. yeah, right. let'have the mirrore next story. out in the future. yeah, right. let'have the mirror next.t story. out in the future. yeah, right. let'have the mirror next. diane, we have the mirror next. diane, eeatt— we have the mirror next. diane, eeatt thte— we have the mirror next. diane, could this story— we have the mirror next. diane, could this story make me a millionaire— could this story make me a millionaire ? _ could this story make me a millionaire ? so- could this story make me a millionaire ? 3?“ millionaire? so rishi sunak has been told to scrap the, quote, cruel to child benefit policy in pmqs confrontation. so under this policy , universal credit is this policy, universal credit is restricted to the first two children in a household. if they were born after april 2017. there are some exceptions and so people are basically saying , oh, people are basically saying, oh, no, this is pushing like the third child into a child poverty. there's far more children living in poverty than there have been before . but there have been before. but maybe we should get like stickers for the cheap children , you know, sort of bog off, buy one, get one free sort of, because nobody's going to be paying because nobody's going to be paying for them. there's arguments on both sides. one is that, oh, but children need the

support. the other is, well, there's a lot of people who are child free and they don't like the idea that their tax money is going to go not to sort of the nhs. we see what we see what you're saying . there's joshua you're saying. there's joshua twe— you're saying. there's joshua the htte— you're saying. there's joshua five kids. don't— you're saying. there's joshua five kids. don't you- “2 there'sjoshua five kids. don't you want to pay for five kids. don't you want to pay tea teeh— five kids. don't you want to pay for josh howie— five kids. don't you want to pay for josh howie trying to say eeheththee— for josh howie trying to say something? oh,— for josh howie trying to say something? oh, please , could i something? oh, please, could i pay— something? oh, please, could i pay tet— something? oh, please, could i pay tetteeh-e— something? oh, please, could i pay for josh's kids? will pay for josh's five kids? well, that-e— pay for josh's five kids? well, that's _ because - that's interesting because since this that this kicked in, that that that law, the two child is why i had to i work law, the two child is why i had to iwork here. i law, the two child is why i had to i work here. i had to get to so i work here. i had to get ateh— to so i work here. i had to get ateh. tt-e— to so i work here. i had to get ateh. he a— 22 i had to get a job. it's a nightmare. “222; i had to get a job. it's a nightmare. i mean, tat— a job. it's a nightmare. i mean, tat-a— a job. it's a nightmare. i mean, tat-a aaeettem- a job. it's a nightmare. i mean, but a question like but there is a question like about. okay having children about. yes. okay having children is something that you really do need to think about. is something that you really do need to think about . like, if need to think about. like, if i don't want to sound weird, but why do people have have multiple children if there's no way you can support a big family ? well, can support a big family? well, yeah, i think, you know,- 2?“ 2 7 well, yeah, i think, you know, the wettate— yeah, i think, you know, the welfare dependency is a sick hap— welfare dependency is a sick tap that— welfare dependency is a sick trap that people— welfare dependency is a sick trap that people get into . we trap that people get into. we heet— trap that people get into. we need te— trap that people get into. we need to encourage middle class peepte— need to encourage middle class peepte te— need to encourage middle class peepte te have— need to encourage middle class people to have kids because at the mement— people to have kids because at the moment, people the moment, the only people who can the moment, the only people who aah—hae— can afford to have kids is etthet— can afford to have kids is either-peoplel can afford to have kids is. either-people who can afford to have kids is eitheineed people who can afford to have kids is eitheineed to people who can afford to have kids is eitheineed to worry ople who can afford to have kids is eitheineed to worry about ho can afford to have kids is eitheineed to worry about money, don't need to worry about money, tep-t— don't need to worry about money, tent—the- don't need to worry about the teet— don't need to worry about the eeet—aht- don't need to worry about the cost—and stuff,l don't need to worry about thei

cost—and stuff, or cost of child care and stuff, or peepte— cost of child care and stuff, or peepte whe— cost of child care and stuff, or peepte whe ae— cost of child care and stuff, or people who are on— cost of child care and stuff, or people who are on benefits. and then— people who are on benefits. and then-paye— then the state pays for eweayththa. — then the state pays for everything. like everything. so we need to like so everything. so we need to like ee hath.— everything. so we need to like ee haeh. se— everything. so we need to like so much. so much— everything. so we need to like so much. so much stuff is cut off so much. so much stuff is cut eh te— so much. so much stuff is cut eh te the— so much. so much stuff is cut off to the middle— so much. so much stuff is cut off to the middle classes . off to the middle classes. aha— off to the middle classes. child. child.— off to the middle classes. child. child. what's that? child heheht. — child. child. what's that? child benefit. child— child. child. what's that? child benefit. c“ 2 c?;p< benefit. child support tax credits. yeah. and also the if you— credits. yeah. and also the if you pay— credits. yeah. and also the if yea pay tet— credits. yeah. and also the if you pay for nursery,- 2.222 242?“ and also the if you pay for nursery, then if yee— you pay for nursery, then if you're middle— you pay for nursery, then if you're middle class, three heae— you're middle class, three heae yea— you're middle class, three hours, you don't get the you tep-t— hours, you don't get the you teh-t get— hours, you don't get the you teh-t get the— hours, you don't get the you don't get the tax— hours, you don't get the you don't get the tax off it and etah. — don't get the tax off it and etah. yeah— don't get the tax off it and stuff. yeah it's— don't get the tax off it and stuff. yeah it's it is a problem aht— stuff. yeah it's it is a problem and ae— stuff. yeah it's it is a problem aht ae yehe— stuff. yeah it's it is a problem and as you're saying here we heet— and as you're saying here we need a— and as you're saying here we need a more babies for the tatate— need a more babies for the tatate et— need a more babies for the future of our— need a more babies for the future of our society because if we tep-t— future of our society because if we teh-t have— future of our society because if we don't have the— future of our society because if we don't have the population etewth— we don't have the population atewth, wehe— we don't have the population growth, we're not— we don't have the population growth, we're not going to be ahte— growth, we're not going to be ahte te— growth, we're not going to be able to sustain— growth, we're not going to be able to sustain and pay for ewetyhety-e— able to sustain and pay for everybody's pensions and eepeetatty— everybody's pensions and especially middle class babies theteat— especially middle class babies theteat et— especially middle class babies instead of-but-butl instead of know. but no, but there's but. yes, but there is there's a but. yes, but there is a turning into a danger of us turning into japan reach that japan where you reach that threshold not threshold where there's not enough safe, threshold where there's not enougisociety, safe, threshold where there's not enougisociety, no safe, threshold where there's not enougisociety, no society afe, stable society, no society that's in decline and there's a ticking time bomb there in decline. ithink ticking time bomb there in decline. i think that's a great ptaee. — decline. i think that's a great ptaee. vea— decline. i think that's a great place. you should- decline. i think that's a great place. you should read- decline. i think that's a great place. you should read that. economist article you. economist article i sent you. okay. guardian and leo, okay. onto the guardian and leo, who getting a pardon. so the who is getting a pardon. so the home office is expanding- 2 2 so the home office is expanding its ehehe— home office is expanding its eheme te— home office is expanding its scheme to pardon those criminalised_ scheme to pardon those criminalised for gay active

etty. — criminalised for gay active etty. se — criminalised for gay active etty. se tet— criminalised for gay active city. so for the— criminalised for gay active city. so for the first time, women will— city. so for the first time, women will be- city. so for the first time, women will be able to apply for that— women will be able to apply for their records— women will be able to apply for their records to _ women will be able to apply for their records to wiped their records to be wiped if they. — their records to be wiped if they. hate— their records to be wiped if they. that's a— their records to be wiped if they. that's a criminal record. i they. that's a criminal record. t tep-t— they. that's a criminal record. t teh-t hhew.— they. that's a criminal record. i don't know. maybe if things got i don't know. maybe if things get eat— i don't know. maybe if things get eat et— i don't know. maybe if things got out of hand— i don't know. maybe if things got out of hand and it sprayed the—the- got out of hand and it sprayed the _the record. the bookcase and the record eetteetteh— the bookcase and the record collection,-if- the bookcase and the record. collection,-if they've collection, you know, if they've been— collection, you know, if they've been _cautioned. been convicted or cautioned antea— been convicted or cautioned ahtet ahy— been convicted or cautioned under any repealed or abolished eheheee— under any repealed or abolished eheheee-te— under any repealed or abolished offences-to same- under any repealed or abolished offences to same sex offences relating to same sex aethtty— offences relating to same sex aethtty .— offences relating to same sex aethtty . se— offences relating to same sex aettwty . se ap— offences relating to same sex activity . so up until now activity. so up until now i ttth-t— activity. so up until now i didn't realise— activity. so up until now i didn't realise this up until now it's didn't realise this up until now tt-e-heeh— didn't realise this up until now tt-e-heeh hep— didn't realise this up until now it's been men who've been it's only been men who've been ahte— it's only been men who've been ahte te— it's only been men who've been ahte te-theh— it's only been men who've been able to their records wiped able to get their records wiped tea — able to get their records wiped tea hat— able to get their records wiped tea hat .— able to get their records wiped clean. butl mean,- able to get their records wiped clean. c i“ “j able to get their records wiped clean. i“ j clean. but i mean, diane, i'm not aware because and this is just possibly and most likely to be just massive ignorance my, be just massive ignorance on my, on my behalf. but, you know, there are these great figures of miss justice in amongst gay men in terms oscar wilde , you had in terms of oscar wilde, you had alan i'm not aware alan turing. but i'm not aware of of lesbians who i'm not of that of lesbians who i'm not saying they haven't faced discrimination. but in of discrimination. but in terms of in courts and are you aware in the courts and are you aware that there are these great historical injustices need historical injustices that need to be sorted out? i don't think it to be sorted out? i don't think tt heete— to be sorted out? i don't think tt heete te— to be sorted out? i don't think it needs to be— to be sorted out? i don't think it needs to be famous- 2 c2.7 i don't think it needs to be famous be it needs to be famous to be a hteteheat— it needs to be famous to be a historical injustice . oh, no. historical injustice. oh, no. t-m— historical injustice. oh, no. t-m tast— historical injustice. oh, no. tm taet t-m— historical injustice. oh, no. i'm just i'm just— historical injustice. oh, no. i'm just i'm just-aware. historical injustice. oh, no. i i'm just i'm just-aware of i'm just i'm just not aware of any like, lesbians any cases of like, lesbians being sent to jail for lesbians

being sent to jail for lesbians being a lesbian. yeah, but i tt-e— being a lesbian. yeah, but i mean, it's probably- “2 yeah, but i mean, it's probably because women are just— mean, it's probably because women are just generally sort of eaet— women are just generally sort of eaet hem — women are just generally sort of erased from history anyway . sort erased from history anyway. sort of. erased from history anyway. sort eh the— erased from history anyway. sort eh the tent— erased from history anyway. sort eh the tent eet— erased from history anyway. sort of. we don't get nobel prizes wheh— of. we don't get nobel prizes when we've actually been instrumental— when we've actually been instrumental in. that's also teptetthe— instrumental in. that's also teptettha the— instrumental in. that's also depicting the pulsar. that's atee— depicting the pulsar. that's atee te— depicting the pulsar. that's atee to te— depicting the pulsar. that's also to do with— depicting the pulsar. that's also to do with being good at science, no. jocelyn bell hamett— science, no. jocelyn bell burnell, shut— science, no. jocelyn bell burnell, shut up.- ?2. t2“2.2 jocelyn bell burnell, shut up. she ?2. 2; 2 jocelyn bell burnell, shut up. she didn't get a hehet— burnell, shut up. she didn't get a nobel prize— burnell, shut up. she didn't get a nobel prize for— burnell, shut up. she didn't get a nobel prize for discovering the— a nobel prize for discovering the pateat. — a nobel prize for discovering the pulsar. hush— a nobel prize for discovering the pulsar. hush your mouth at aht— the pulsar. hush your mouth at and hat— the pulsar. hush your mouth at and hat tep-t— the pulsar. hush your mouth at and but isn't it— the pulsar. hush your mouth at and but isn't it also to do with in and but isn't it also to do with th the— and but isn't it also to do with th thte aee— and but isn't it also to do with in this case i'm— and but isn't it also to do with in this case i'm sure why pulsar is in this case i'm sure why pulsar he a— in this case i'm sure why pulsar he a great— in this case i'm sure why pulsar he a great eat.— in this case i'm sure why pulsar is a great car. yeah,— in this case i'm sure why pulsar is a great car. yeah, but it's etttt— is a great car. yeah, but it's etttt ah— is a great car. yeah, but it's still an injustice.- is a great car. yeah, but it's still an injustice. i don't know why,— still an injustice. i don't know why-what— still an injustice. i don't know why-what-the- still an injustice. i don't know why, what the injustices why, but what are the injustices 7 why, but what are the injustices e -t-m— why, but what are the injustices e -t-m-te- why, but what are the injustices ? _i'm-is there- why, but what are the injustices. ? _i'm-is there were .7 what i'm saying is there were lots men who were lots of gay men who were arrested being gay . alan arrested for being gay. alan turing. what i'm turing. well, that's what i'm just. i'm talking just. that's what i'm talking about. of about. whereas i'm not sure of these evidence of lesbians being arrested for being lesbians, women were killed. well women were killed. i could well be the well , sure be wrong of the well, i'm sure you quote the office, you are, to quote the office, i think it's always been as think it's always been seen as a bit more light—hearted lesbianism. so maybe maybe there wasn-t— lesbianism. so maybe maybe there wasn-t as much.— lesbianism. so maybe maybe there wasn't as much.-long- lesbianism. so maybe maybe there wasn't as much.-long as. wasn't as much. well, as long as you-e— wasn't as much. well, as long as you-re-the— wasn't as much. well, as long as you're-the office,- wasn't as much. well, as long as you're the office, then you're quite the office, then they-u— you're quite the office, then they'll cancel— you're quite the office, then they'll cancel office. they'll cancel the office. but no.—that| no. right. the example that they're is, is really this they're using is, is really this appues they're using is, is really this applies to women in the army

being kicked out the army for being kicked out of the army for being kicked out of the army for being i don't know being gay. yeah. i don't know why me weird look why you give me that weird look because think , because it's kind of think, well, you deserve that look. why.7 think well, you deserve that look. why? think you're why? because i think that you're being— why? because i think that you're being-dismissive- why? because i think that you're being dismissive of being quite dismissive of lesbians— being quite dismissive of lesbians experience sources throughout— lesbians experience sources throughout history just because you don-o— throughout history just because you out know— throughout history just because you don't know of— throughout history just because you don't know of any famous. you,— you don't know of any famous. won, .— you don't know of any famous. won, . wo— you don't know of any famous. well, i was wondering. will well, i was wondering. well, no, i'm well, i was wondering. well, no, u-m noo— well, i was wondering. well, no, i'm not being dismissive. i'm asking if women were being arrested in the same rate that gay men were being arrested in the last 30, 40 years ago for some of these things that are now being dealt with historically. well, i'm pretty thou— historically. well, i'm pretty that u— historically. well, i'm pretty sure that if they— " f well, i'm pretty sure that if they now can appeal for o— sure that if they now can appeal for o pardon,— sure that if they now can appeal for a pardon, they— sure that if they now can appeal for a pardon, they were being arrested.— for a pardon, they were being arrested. so— for a pardon, they were being arrested. so i— for a pardon, they were being arrested. so i don't know why it oooou-o— arrested. so i don't know why it oooou-o gue— arrested. so i don't know why it ooosu-o give ony— arrested. so i don't know why it doesn't give any examples. " doesn't give any examples. this is my— doesn't give any examples. this is my point.— doesn't give any examples. this is my point. au— doesn't give any examples. this is my point. all it— doesn't give any examples. this is my point. all it talks about is my point. all it talks about is the army. is that not surely just poor journalism , then? just poor journalism, then? well, the guardian , i don't well, in the guardian, i don't know. — well, in the guardian, i don't know. so— well, in the guardian, i don't know. so you— well, in the guardian, i don't know. so you don't- well, in the guardian, i don't know. 20" c well, in the guardian, i don't know. ccv�* c a" know. so you don't have an answer either. so please don't look well. if you have the mail now , if you had asked me now, if you had asked me beforehand but you haven't talked to me all evening. but if you had asked me, you- : " 3 but if you had asked me, you haven't talked— you had asked me, you haven't talked oo— you had asked me, you haven't talked to me.—

you had asked me, you haven't talked to me. had— you had asked me, you haven't talked to me. had look up. talked to me. had to look up. oh,— talked to me. had to look up. on by— talked to me. had to look up. on by tho— talked to me. had to look up. oh, by me way,— talked to me. had to look up. oh, by the way, i'm going to ask you—thou.- oh, by the way, i'm going to ask you—thou. »- oh, by the way, i'm going to ask you—then. i wouldi you this question then. i would hove— you this question then. i would hove-tho— you this question then. i would have _the research. - you this question then. i would have the research. well, you this question then. i would hav not the research. well, you this question then. i would havnot about; research. well, you this question then. i would hav not about the yearch. well, you this question then. i would havnot about the research.»ll, you this question then. i would havnot about the research. my it's not about the research. my point— it's not about the research. my point is— it's not about the research. my point is u— it's not about the research. my point is it wasn't— it's not about the research. my point is it wasn't they didn't bung— point is it wasn't they didn't bung-in— point is it wasn't they didn't bung-in tho- point is it wasn't they didn't bring in the article, bring this up in the article, so it bring this up in the article, so u—ououo-ol it would suggest that there's very—ony- it would suggest that there's very—any .| very few examples, if any. thou-o— very few examples, if any. thou-o why— very few examples, if any. that's why does that make their eoeueuee — that's why does that make their exeriencep ony— that's why does that make their experience any valid? experience any less valid? wen.— experience any less valid? well, - haven't- experience any less valid? i well, _haven't actually well, if they haven't actually been and then it been arrested and then it doesn't apply doesn't actually apply to people, then it's not about valid or not. it doesn't give any examples here. any way this is great. i'm enjoying now. and diane, let's clip that one up. huge relief that it's not just men's football on tv that i get to ignore . fifa are finally to ignore. fifa are finally ueouug— to ignore. fifa are finally ueouug 8— to ignore. fifa are finally nearing 8 million- 3 fifa are finally nearing 8 million tv deal with the euc— nearing 8 million tv deal with the eee onu— nearing 8 million tv deal with the bbc and itv_ nearing 8 million tv deal with the bbc and itv for the women's yuouo— the bbc and itv for the women's world cup— the bbc and itv for the women's yuouo cup y-ueo— the bbc and itv for the women's world cup just five— the bbc and itv for the women's world cup just five weeks before the store— world cup just five weeks before the store of— world cup just five weeks before the start of the— world cup just five weeks before the start of the tournament . the start of the tournament. after— the start of the tournament. after gianni _ the start of the tournament. after gianni infantino threat of a after gianni infantino threat of o blackout. — after gianni infantino threat of a blackout. so— after gianni infantino threat of a blackout. so so— after gianni infantino threat of a blackout. so so the fee for president— a blackout. so so the fee for president was— a blackout. so so the fee for president was obviously very ouuoyeo— president was obviously very annoyed because . 1.1 billion annoyed because. 1.1 billion people— annoyed because. 1.1 billion people um— annoyed because. 1.1 billion people will watch watched the poet— people will watch watched the last women's— people will watch watched the last women's world cup, which is very— last women's world cup, which is very eroee— last women's world cup, which is very eroee ro— last women's world cup, which is very close to the— last women's world cup, which is very close to the 1.5— last women's world cup, which is

very close to the 1.5 billion peopre— very close to the 1.5 billion peopre rheo— very close to the 1.5 billion people that tuned in for qatar zozz. — people that tuned in for qatar zozz. weer— people that tuned in for qatar 2022. what and— people that tuned in for qatar 2022. what and he but unfortunately, he threatened a preemp— unfortunately, he threatened a blackout. the— unfortunately, he threatened a blackout. the president of fifa rureoreueo— blackout. the president of fifa threatened a— blackout. the president of fifa threatened a blackout because nobody— threatened a blackout because nobody woe— threatened a blackout because nobody was making the same bids for rue— nobody was making the same bids for the women's— nobody was making the same bids for the women's world cup peeouee— for the women's world cup because for— for the women's world cup because for some reason they ruruk— because for some reason they rprpk peopre— because for some reason they think people don't watch it. but it's think people don't watch it. but re re— think people don't watch it. but it's the women _ think people don't watch it. but it's the women who brought home the it's the women who brought home rrre rroprry— it's the women who brought home rrre rroppy opo— it's the women who brought home the trophy and the— it's the women who brought home the trophy and the numbers are mere. — the trophy and the numbers are mere. rr-s— the trophy and the numbers are there. it's like— the trophy and the numbers are there. it's like 1.1— the trophy and the numbers are there. c c �* �* cc cv�* there. it's like 1.1 billion. so that's that's more than i would there. it's like 1.1 billion. so that'sthought.iore than i would there. it's like 1.1 billion. so that'sthought. butthan i would there. it's like 1.1 billion. so that'sthought. butthan i vthey're have thought. but maybe they're just, , i don't know. i just, you know, i don't know. i mean, never seen i've never mean, i've never seen i've never seen women's football be as popular. know in certain popular. i know in certain countries, i think in countries, like i think in india, they've really india, they've got a really popular cricket league . popular women's cricket league. or have made that or i might just have made that up pretty sure that up. but but i'm pretty sure that that exists. so i mean , the that exists. so i mean, the uumerep— that exists. so i mean, the numbers suggest- c;;p< so i mean, the numbers suggest that this should be numbers suggest that this should pe poro— numbers suggest that this should be pure — numbers suggest that this should pe pore r— numbers suggest that this should be paid more. : c. be paid more. i hate to stand up for women getting more, but for women getting paid more, but yeah, i'll try it. you might enjoy it, but i want men to get paid as paid . i want men to get paid as paid. i want men to get paid as paid. i want men to get paid as paid. i want men to get paid as much and only fans. the bbc and itv paid a fee c ”.j�*c e�*c the bbc and itv paid a fee closer. to bbc and itv paid a fee closer. ro ope— bbc and itv paid a fee closer. ro roe-r— bbc and itv paid a fee closer. to one 159.1 million for the

repre— to one 159.1 million for the rrprrre or— to one 159.1 million for the rights of the— to one 159.1 million for the rights of the men's tournament erro— rights of the men's tournament and rrrey-re— rights of the men's tournament and they're offering 8 million. rere— and they're offering 8 million. rrrre re— and they're offering 8 million. this is clearly— and they're offering 8 million. this is clearly for— and they're offering 8 million. this is clearly for the women's rouruomeur— this is clearly for the women's rouruomeu.r — this is clearly for the women's tournament . the— this is clearly for the women's tournament. this is clearly for the women's tournament . this is clearly for the women's tournament. the bbc hate women. yeah, maybe the bbc do hate women. that's the angle that going-— women. that's the angle that we're going. that's— " that's the angle that we're going. that's the evidence. _ we're going. that's the evidence. but- we're going. that's the evidence. cc we're going. that's the- evidence. but will that money actually go to the women footballers is the question. like, because i can just imagine reor— like, because i can just imagine ruor rue— like, because i can just imagine rpor rrre puye— like, because i can just imagine rpor rrre puye or— like, because i can just imagine that the guys at fifa are like, overu— that the guys at fifa are like, rreu, pou— that the guys at fifa are like, well, now we've— that the guys at fifa are like, well, now we've got all the money — well, now we've got all the money rue-u— well, now we've got all the money. we'll just send them some gift money. we'll just send them some pm peppere— money. we'll just send them some gift baskets. ladies— money. we'll just send them some gift baskets. ladies like soap. all gift baskets. ladies like soap. on right-— gift baskets. ladies like soap. all right. sticking— gift baskets. ladies like soap. all right. sticking with- gift baskets. ladies like soap. all right. sticking with the- all right. sticking with the male lead for a story about a mother who wants to know how babies are so a mother's babies are made. so a mother's legal battle over sex education, lessons that taught heteronormative motty was a bad thing. so heteronormative motty was a bad thing . so clare page 47, she thing. so clare page 47, she began— thing. so clare page 47, she began her— 3 so clare page 47, she began her campaign cg so clare page 47, she began her campaign after »cg so clare page 47, she began her campaign after a cg so clare page 47, she began her campaign after a 15 year— began her campaign after a 15 year our— began her campaign after a 15 year old daughter came home from eemoor— year old daughter came home from eerroor mo— year old daughter came home from school and said— year old daughter came home from school and said she'd been rouem— school and said she'd been our mor— school and said she'd been taught that heteronormativity , taught that heteronormativity, rumou— taught that heteronormativity, romeo-know,- taught that heteronormativity, which - know, a - taught that heteronormativity, which know, a man and which is, you know, a man and a perrmp— which is, you know, a man and a woman getting having woman getting married, having having— woman getting married, having sex, having kids— woman getting married, having sex, having kids and stuff, was a sex, having kids and stuff, was o poo— sex, having kids and stuff, was o poo woe— sex, having kids and stuff, was o poo o— sex, having kids and stuff, was a bad was a bad— sex, having kids and stuff, was a bad was a bad thing. and she euouro— a bad was a bad thing. and she errouru pe— a bad was a bad thing. and she should be sex— a bad was a bad thing. and she should be sex positive towards all should be sex positive towards ou sorre— should be sex positive towards on some or— should be sex positive towards all sorts of relationships . should be sex positive towards all sorts of relationships. us arro— all sorts of relationships. us and eo— all sorts of relationships. us one so ure— all sorts of relationships. us and so this this— all sorts of relationships. us and so this this lesson was oeuvereo— and so this this lesson was

delivered by— and so this this lesson was delivered by a— and so this this lesson was delivered by a charity , the delivered by a charity, the sorroor— delivered by a charity, the seuoor or— delivered by a charity, the school of sexual sexuality roueorrou — school of sexual sexuality roueorrou .— school of sexual sexuality education , and- school of sexual sexuality education , and which works with education, and which works with rum— education, and which works with more see— education, and which works with more than 300 schools. but its roerrrrorore— more than 300 schools. but its facilitators listed— more than 300 schools. but its facilitators listed on the ueperre— facilitators listed on the website include people like a moeerr— website include people like a master fetish _ website include people like a master fetish trainer, so, you know,— master fetish trainer, so, you know, ereor— master fetish trainer, so, you know, clear links— master fetish trainer, so, you know, clear links to the sex mouerry, — know, clear links to the sex industry, possibly not suitable for reaching— industry, possibly not suitable for teaching children about me.— for teaching children about more so— for teaching children about more so erre— for teaching children about this. so she requested that they provide— this. so she requested that they provide me— this. so she requested that they provide the lesson— this. so she requested that they provide the lesson plan on the creamy.— provide the lesson plan on the charity. obviously— provide the lesson plan on the charity. obviously panicked and emu,— charity. obviously panicked and one, no— charity. obviously panicked and said, no, we're— charity. obviously panicked and said, no, we're not— charity. obviously panicked and said, no, we're not going to give— said, no, we're not going to give you— said, no, we're not going to give you me— said, no, we're not going to give you the lesson plan. rney-re— give you the lesson plan. they're excuses. oh, it's commercially- they're excuses. oh, it's commercially sensitive because orner— commercially sensitive because some other charity full of full of some other charity full of full or nevronre— some other charity full of full of deviants could— some other charity full of full of deviants could steal it and n— of deviants could steal it and n ro— of deviants could steal it and use it to indoctrinate children . nur— use it to indoctrinate children . our r— use it to indoctrinate children . our r neon— use it to indoctrinate children . but i mean, the— use it to indoctrinate children . but i mean, the information commissioner's— . but i mean, the information commissioner's office is sided unn— commissioner's office is sided urrn rne— commissioner's office is sided with the charity. _ commissioner's office is sided with the charity. this page. and i with the charity. this page. and riuer— with the charity. this page. and riuer rnrnk— with the charity. this page. and i just think this— with the charity. this page. and i just think this is— with the charity. this page. and i just think this is ridiculous. rerenre— i just think this is ridiculous. parents need— i just think this is ridiculous. parents need to— i just think this is ridiculous. parents need to know what sort of parents need to know what sort or prun— parents need to know what sort or erumlpernp— parents need to know what sort of stuff being taught to of stuff is being taught to men— of stuff is being taught to their particularly of stuff is being taught to their it's particularly of stuff is being taught to their it's on particularly of stuff is being taught to their it's on scientific,arly when it's on scientific, ideological,- when it's on scientific, ideological, tosh like this enemy.— ideological, tosh like this enemy. r— ideological, tosh like this charity. i mean, doesn't this go eonrrory— charity. i mean, doesn't this go eonrrory ro— charity. i mean, doesn't this go contrary to government policy ? contrary to government policy? yeom— contrary to government policy? vem. pur— contrary to government policy? vem. our my— contrary to government policy? yeah, but my point— contrary to government policy? yeah, but my point was- contrary to government policy? yeah, but my point was going to be that if her daughter was actually paying attention , she actually paying attention, she would have got the lesson plan . would have got the lesson plan. like, i don't think her

like, i don'tthink her daughter like, i don't think her daughter poyrnp— like, i don't think her daughter was paying attention. if she had been— was paying attention. if she had been eer— was paying attention. if she had been sat there— was paying attention. if she had been sat there in— was paying attention. if she had been sat there in and been sat there in class and oeruouy— been sat there in class and actually made— been sat there in class and actually made note of all the actually made a note of all the mines—noo- actually made a note of all the things—had said,- actually made a note of all the thingyou'd had said, actually made a note of all the thingyou'd have had said, actually made a note of all the thingyou'd have hrlesson, actually made a note of all the thingyou'd have hrlesson plan. actually made a note of all the tisuggestd have hrlesson plan. actually made a note of all the tisuggest you ve hrlesson plan. actually made a note of all the tisuggest you send�*irlesson plan. actually made a note of all the tisuggest you send that son plan. actually made a note of all the tisuggest you send that son back i suggest you send that kid back to i suggest you send that kid back ro-eenoor— i suggest you send that kid back to-school and— i suggest you send that kid back to-school and-her- to the school and make her concentrate _ to the school and make her concentrate and— to the school and make her concentrate and ask the concentrate and ask for the rowerrornr— concentrate and ask for the powerpoint-this. concentrate and ask for the- powerpoint-this time. powerpoint slides. this time. yem— powerpoint slides. this time. non—norm,- powerpoint slides. this time. yeah,_notes, but- powerpoint slides. this time. l yeah,_notes, but there yeah, take some notes, but there is someone on their— yeah, take some notes, but there is someone on their facilitators list is someone on their facilitators uer uno— is someone on their facilitators list who describes— is someone on their facilitators list who describes themselves as a list who describes themselves as o moeerr— list who describes themselves as a master fetish— list who describes themselves as a master fetish trainer . yeah. i a master fetish trainer. yeah. i unor— a master fetish trainer. yeah. i mean, what exactly are you you non-r— mean, what exactly are you you non-r nonr— mean, what exactly are you you non-r nonr ro— mean, what exactly are you you don't want to teach _ mean, what exactly are you you don't want to teach kids master repen— don't want to teach kids master fetish training? _ don't want to teach kids master fetish training? that's something that should be kept separate from from the school classroom . it's. it's classroom. it's. it's ridiculous. i mean, there seems to be no oversight over who goes into schools and teaches sex education. i think perhaps authorities have assumed good faith that there won't be master fetish administrators or whatever they call themselves, going in and doing it. and maybe we need to have a bit more oversight make sure that, we need to have a bit more oveiknow, make sure that, we need to have a bit more oveiknow, nobody's sure that, we need to have a bit more oveiknow, nobody's going hat, we need to have a bit more oveiknow, nobody's going int, you know, nobody's going in dressed. understanding the dressed. my understanding is the governmen— government will be publishing perenn— government will be publishing details about— government will be publishing details about how they're going to details about how they're going ro-rurure— details about how they're going ro-rurure or— details about how they're going to _future of sex- to see the future of sex education. _ to see the future of sex education. so - to see the future of sex education. so good . get on with education. so good. get on with it, education. so good. get on with n, preope— education. so good. get on with it, please. that's— education. so good. get on with it, please. that's for part it, please. that's it for part mo.— it, please. that's it for part mo—unere- it, please. that's it for part two._where wei it, please. that's it for part. two._where we talk two. stay tuned where we talk woke — two. stay tuned where we talk

woke inclusive _ two. stay tuned where we talk woke inclusive language, blasphemous_ woke inclusive language, blasphemous firsts. i can't even say— blasphemous firsts. i can't even say u.— blasphemous firsts. i can't even say it. blasphemous blasphemous. nroepnemoue. — say it. blasphemous blasphemous. blasphemous. blasphemous cartoon proepnemy.— blasphemous. blasphemous cartoon proepnemy. rnor-e— blasphemous. blasphemous cartoon blasphemy. that's scared blasphemy. that's how scared i am blasphemy. that's how scared i om—ono- blasphemy. that's how scared i om—onu o- blasphemy. that's how scared ii am_and a boycott blasphemy. that's how scared i- am_and a boycott on am of blasphemy and a boycott on the am of blasphemy and a boycott on me repr— am of blasphemy and a boycott on me peer o— am of blasphemy and a boycott on me peer o prun— am of blasphemy and a boycott on the lgbt q plus community. see you

7:00 this evening. gb news on me— 7:00 this evening. gb news on me neopren— 7:00 this evening. gb news on me neopre-e .— 7:00 this evening. gb news on the people's . channel welcome the people's. channel welcome pock— the people's. channel welcome poekro— the people's. channel welcome back to headliners. cc;w cg back to headliners. getting smegm— back to headliners. getting straight into wednesday's mail. let's go to our resident non—man to tell us this story. diane okay , so trust the science okay, so trust the science prestigious john hopkins university erases women from woke new inclusive language guide that describes lesbians as quote, non men attracted to non men but still refers to male gays as men. now , this is a real gays as men. now, this is a real ename— gays as men. now, this is a real enome rnor— gays as men. now, this is a real shame that john— cgrifr now, this is a real shame that john hopkins cgegr5 now, this is a real shame that john hopkins has cgregtf» now, this is a real shame that john hopkins has done this shame that john hopkins has done rnre peeouee— shame that john hopkins has done this because there— shame that john hopkins has done this because there are unrvererry— this because there are university known for so many mnemon— university known for so many incredible, amazing things that rney-ve— incredible, amazing things that they've contributed to the world of they've contributed to the world or — they've contributed to the world or .— they've contributed to the world of science . and— they've contributed to the world of science . and it's a little of science. and it's a little on— of science. and it's a little on worrying— of science. and it's a little bit worrying that they have

needed— bit worrying that they have needed ro — bit worrying that they have decided to seemingly abandon oeruor— decided to seemingly abandon actual science,— decided to seemingly abandon actual science, like actual pnyeree— actual science, like actual pnyeree .— actual science, like actual physics , nickel- actual science, like actual physics , nickel realisation of physics, nickel realisation of numon— physics, nickel realisation of human beings— physics, nickel realisation of human beings is for this male onu— human beings is for this male and remore— human beings is for this male and female language . yeah, male and female language. yeah, male and female language. yeah, male and renne— and female language. yeah, male and female. and— and female language. yeah, male and female. and i— and female language. yeah, male and female. and i would love to ask o— and female. and i would love to ask o reepron— and female. and i would love to ask a lesbian what— and female. and i would love to ask a lesbian what she thinks mour— ask a lesbian what she thinks opour pernp— ask a lesbian what she thinks about being reduced to a non man rr-e— about being reduced to a non man rr-e uno— about being reduced to a non man man. it's kind of— about being reduced to a non man man. it's kind of like taking arroy— man. it's kind of like taking omey on— man. it's kind of like taking away an object— man. it's kind of like taking away an object and just leaving its away an object and just leaving no enooou— away an object and just leaving no enooou . — away an object and just leaving its shadow . yeah,— away an object and just leaving its shadow . “cu?" c its shadow. yeah, it's a terrible definition as well . terrible definition as well. it's like a rock, isn't a man. so are they saying two rocks together? that's lesbians. yeah. a lesbian can be anything. more— a lesbian can be anything. more puer— a lesbian can be anything. that's just not.— a lesbian can be anything. that's just not. not a man. yeom— that's just not. not a man. veon. so— that's just not. not a man. veon. so o— that's just not. not a man. yeah. so a plant- that's just not. not a man. yeah. so a plant pot. "crc; yeah. so a plant pot. there's proo— yeah. so a plant pot. there's also hypocrisy here. and arguably misogyny where gay men aren't described as non women as non women. yeah and it's also it's a non women. yeah and it's also me o erreuror— non women. yeah and it's also it's a circular definition.- ’“c»“ ’“ “cu?“ and it's also it's a circular definition. it's irke— it's a circular definition. it's uke unor— it's a circular definition. it's uke unor re— it's a circular definition. it's like what is a— it's a circular definition. it's like what is a what is a woman? on— like what is a what is a woman? on, me— like what is a what is a woman? on, me nor— like what is a what is a woman? on, me nor o— like what is a what is a woman? oh, it's not a man.— like what is a what is a woman? oh, it's not a man. well, then unor-e— oh, it's not a man. well, then more o— oh, it's not a man. well, then more o mn— oh, it's not a man. well, then what's a man like? you know, you eon-r— what's a man like? you know, you eon-r penne— what's a man like? you know, you eon-r oerrne n— what's a man like? you know, you can't define it gets— what's a man like? you know, you can't define it gets worse. . can't define it gets worse. it pers— can't define it gets worse. it peep nome— can't define it gets worse. it peep .— can't define it gets worse. it gets worse . they— can't define it gets worse. it gets worse . they start- can't define it gets worse. it gets worse . they start referring gets worse. they start referring to women as birthing people, menstruate , utters, uterus

menstruate, utters, uterus hovers. but somehow they still keep calling men. men i mean, it's. it's deep , deeply it's. it's deep, deeply unsettling. the we're not even like scrotum carriers or something. no, you can't even you can't carry a scrotum. you're a man. you do many things. you write poetry, you do physics . no, but but women, we physics. no, but but women, we just walk around having our uteruses. oh, just walk around having our uteruses . oh, but, diane, isn't uteruses. oh, but, diane, isn't rnre— uteruses. oh, but, diane, isn't rnre ou— uteruses. oh, but, diane, isn't rnre ou none— uteruses. oh, but, diane, isn't this all done in— uteruses. oh, but, diane, isn't this all done in the— c. oh, but, diane, isn't this all done in the cause of rneruervrry— this all done in the cause of inclusivity ?— this all done in the cause of inclusivity ? but— this all done in the cause of inclusivity ? but diversity, inclusivity? but diversity, enduring— inclusivity? but diversity, excluding women , it doesn't excluding women, it doesn't rneruoe— excluding women, it doesn't include people. . cc include people. it excludes women. i mean, you could say, oh , well, by saying a lesbian is a non man , i mean, you're non man, i mean, you're including everything in that title. anything that's not a man. a pen is a non man. it's ridiculous. and also, a lot of proroereor— ridiculous. and also, a lot of biological males— c c f and also, a lot of biological males aren't men. you non-r— biological males aren't men. you non-r puer— biological males aren't men. you non-r iuer per— biological males aren't men. you non-r iuer per ro— biological males aren't men. you don't just get to be— biological males aren't men. you don't just get to be a man. you got— don't just get to be a man. you eor ro— don't just get to be a man. you por ro you— don't just get to be a man. you por ro you por— don't just get to be a man. you por ro you por ro— don't just get to be a man. you got to you got to own a toolbox --got_ got to you got to own a toolbox igor ro — got to you got to own a toolbox igor ro puy— got to you got to own a toolbox igor ro puy o— got to you got to own a toolbox . got to buy a fridge. . you got to buy a fridge. voue— . you got to buy a fridge. you-ve-rn- . you got to buy a fridge. you've-in at. . you got to buy a fridge.- you've-in at least you've got to be in at least one nonr— you've got to be in at least one menu-roe— you've got to be in at least one menu-roe or— you've got to be in at least one fight. _lots of stuff- you've got to be in at least one fight. lots of stuff to fight. there's lots of stuff to be e— fight. there's lots of stuff to be e mon— fight. there's lots of stuff to be a man. yeah,— fight. there's lots of stuff to be a man. yeah, it's not. . be a man. yeah, it's not. it's nor— be a man. yeah, it's not. it's nor on— be a man. yeah, it's not. it's nor on easy— be a man. yeah, it's not. it's nor no easy m— be a man. yeah, it's not. it's not as easy as all— be a man. yeah, it's not. it's not as easy as all that, is it? yeah. even bob dylan said, you know many have you know how many roads have you

walked there's walked down? it's like there's room— walked down? it's like there's loads—walked - walked down? it's like there's. loads—walked down loads the a to got walked down mor— loads the a to got walked down mar-o— loads the a to got walked down rnor-o non.— loads the a to got walked down that-a start. thank- loads the a to got walked down that a start. thank you. that one for a start. thank you. me— that one for a start. thank you. me peer— that one for a start. thank you. the poet telegraph— that one for a start. thank you. the poet telegraph next- that one for a start. thank you. the poet telegraph next this the poet telegraph next and this is taken is exactly why i've never taken up football up women's football leo so sweden women's football had sweden women's football team had to their genitalia for to show their genitalia for a doctor at the 2011 women's world cup to prove their sex according to their centre back . nicola to their centre back. nicola fischer, who's— to their centre back. nicola fischer, who's got- to their centre back. nicola fischer, who's got a- ” ccrxcc; f nicola fischer, who's got a book out. so fischer, who's got a book out. so we— fischer, who's got a book out. so we were told— fischer, who's got a book out. so we were told that we should not so we were told that we should nor enove — so we were told that we should not shave down— so we were told that we should not shave down there in the coming— not shave down there in the coming days— not shave down there in the coming days and that we will enou— coming days and that we will enou our— coming days and that we will show our genitalia for the noeror, — show our genitalia for the doctor, - fisher- show our genitalia for the doctor,-fisher ,- show our genitalia for the doctor, fisher , who was doctor, wrote fisher, who was eoppeo— doctor, wrote fisher, who was named rer— doctor, wrote fisher, who was capped 194 times. sounds rmpreeerve— capped 194 times. sounds impressive until you realise rr-e— impressive until you realise rr-eror— impressive until you realise it's for women's— impressive until you realise it's for women's football . but it's for women's football. but rne—reere- it's for women's football. but rne—reere .- it's for women's football. but the _tests , they. the tests, these tests, they sound — the tests, these tests, they sound ludicrous. but they rououeo— sound ludicrous. but they followed protests from nigeria , followed protests from nigeria, sourn— followed protests from nigeria, sourn arneo — followed protests from nigeria, south africa and— followed protests from nigeria, south africa and ghana following oueeorrone— south africa and ghana following allegations that— south africa and ghana following allegations that members of the epuoronor— allegations that members of the equatorial guinea— allegations that members of the equatorial guinea squad included . rney-o— equatorial guinea squad included . rney-o puer— equatorial guinea squad included men . they'd just put women's men. they'd just put women's roorpou— men. they'd just put women's football clothes— men. they'd just put women's football clothes on blokes and enu— football clothes on blokes and one, rook,— football clothes on blokes and said, look, this— football clothes on blokes and said, look, this is— football clothes on blokes and said, look, this is our women's rnre— said, look, this is our women's rnre re— said, look, this is our women's rnre is o— said, look, this is our women's this is a slightly— said, look, this is our women's this is a slightly different pm..— this is a slightly different time, diane,— this is a slightly different time, diane, isn't it? c time, diane, isn't it? because mn— time, diane, isn't it? because no unen— time, diane, isn't it? because it's when they didn't want men on women's sports teams. yeah, this is, i mean , it's really- this is, i mean, it's really ourur— this is, i mean, it's really awful because- this is, i mean, it's really awful because the result is that

the awful because the result is that rne one— awful because the result is that the women are— awful because the result is that the women are the— awful because the result is that the women are the ones that have to the women are the ones that have ro erup— the women are the ones that have ro ernp om— the women are the ones that have to strip off their— the women are the ones that have to strip off their clothes and enou— to strip off their clothes and snow rnerr— to strip off their clothes and show their genitalia. and what's worrying— show their genitalia. and what's worryrnp oe— show their genitalia. and what's worryrnp oe weir— show their genitalia. and what's worrying as well is that it mun-r— worrying as well is that it didn't seem— worrying as well is that it didn't seem to— worrying as well is that it didn't seem to be a female noeror. — didn't seem to be a female noeror. rr-e— didn't seem to be a female doctor. it's like— didn't seem to be a female doctor. it's like what you i'm you— doctor. it's like what you i'm sure you could— doctor. it's like what you i'm sure you could have found a remore— sure you could have found a female doctor— sure you could have found a female doctor to— sure you could have found a female doctor to do this as wen.— female doctor to do this as weu. nur— female doctor to do this as well. but-just- female doctor to do this as well. but just just well. but it's just it's just ponoxroue— well. but it's just it's just obnoxious. like- well. but it's just it's just obnoxious. like a woman who's rnere— obnoxious. like a woman who's rnere ro— obnoxious. like a woman who's rnere ro prey— obnoxious. like a woman who's there to play football is not mere— there to play football is not mere ro— there to play football is not there to have— there to play football is not there to have her vagina in euepeereo.— there to have her vagina in suspected. like— there to have her vagina in suspected. like i do stand up comedy.— suspected. like i do stand up comedy. rye— suspected. like i do stand up comedy. i've never like. well, rere— comedy. i've never like. well, per-e puer— comedy. i've never like. well, let's just check— comedy. i've never like. well, let's just check for a comedian because you — let's just check for a comedian because, you know, i mean , we because, you know, i mean, we need— because, you know, i mean, we need ro— because, you know, i mean, we need ro nove— because, you know, i mean, we need to have our— because, you know, i mean, we need to have our quota. don't give— need to have our quota. don't give eomeuy— need to have our quota. don't give comedy promoters ideas men.— give comedy promoters ideas rnen. ween,— give comedy promoters ideas rnen. ween, r— give comedy promoters ideas then. yeah, i know there are perry— then. yeah, i know there are some pretty bad— then. yeah, i know there are some pretty bad ones, aren't rneree— some pretty bad ones, aren't rneree r— some pretty bad ones, aren't there? i mean,— some pretty bad ones, aren't there? i mean, i've never rnppeo— there? i mean, i've never tripped-ovaries. there? i mean, i've never tripped-ovaries the tripped over my ovaries on the way— tripped over my ovaries on the woy-mreropnone— tripped over my ovaries on the way-microphone ,- tripped over my ovaries on the way microphone , so i'm not way to a microphone, so i'm not wny,— way to a microphone, so i'm not wny, pur— way to a microphone, so i'm not wny, our .— way to a microphone, so i'm not sure why, but . well, i do know sure why, but. well, i do know wny.— sure why, but. well, i do know wny. rr-e— sure why, but. well, i do know wny. rr-e ro— sure why, but. well, i do know wny. rr-e ro prop— sure why, but. well, i do know why. it's to stop people from meanne— why. it's to stop people from oneorrnp onu— why. it's to stop people from cheating and it's— why. it's to stop people from cheating and it's to stop it. our— cheating and it's to stop it. our-mou- cheating and it's to stop it. but-that, again,l but it means that, again, it's me— but it means that, again, it's. rne—peeouee but it means that, again, it's. the the—because but it means that, again, it's the the women because but it means that, again, it's the the women who because but it means that, again, it's the the women who do. iecause but it means that, again, it's the the women who do. yourse but it means that, again, it's the the women who do. you don't it's the women who do. you don't wom— it's the women who do. you don't wonr ro— it's the women who do. you don't wonr o per— it's the women who do. you don't want to get naked— it's the women who do. you don't want to get naked in front of a noeror. — want to get naked in front of a noeror. neon— want to get naked in front of a donor-eon .— want to get naked in front of a doctor.-god , no.- want to get naked in front of a doctor. god , no. it's gross. doctor. oh, god, no. it's gross. nur— doctor. oh, god, no. it's gross. our rr-e— doctor. oh, god, no. it's gross. our rr-e meo— doctor. oh, god, no. it's gross. but it's also a— doctor. oh, god, no. it's gross. but it's also a sign- doctor. oh, god, no. it's gross. but it's also a sign of mean. mn— but it's also a sign of mean. rms rs— but it's also a sign of mean. run is zorr. — but it's also a sign of mean. this is 2011. this— but it's also a sign of mean. this is 2011. this took- but it's also a sign of mean. this is 2011. this took place. so it is a sign of how things have changed, where seem to have changed, where they seem to care fairness care more about fairness at that point, of course ,

point, even though, of course, the results were horrible , they the results were horrible, they had to for that. but but it had to go for that. but but it is strange now that then it's all of this stuff about women's sport and fairness and women's sports have kicked sports seem to have only kicked off point. yeah so off after that point. yeah so yeah, had identified as yeah, if they had identified as women that point, they women at that point, they probably would have gotten away with be with it. there's got to be another way. well then know yes . pawn — another way. well then know yes . pawn prem— another way. well then know yes . david brent way— another way. well then know yes . david brent way of— well then know yes . david brent way of finding out if eee— . david brent way of finding out if m— . david brent way of finding out if if you— . david brent way of finding out if see if you can— . david brent way of finding out if see if you can like cook a wnore— if see if you can like cook a whole roast— if see if you can like cook a whole roast dinner. is that what you were going to say ? diane? you were going to say? diane? surprising you were going to say? diane? surpnernp prece— you were going to say? diane? surprising piece now- you were going to say? diane? surprising piece now on- surprising piece now on wednesdays— surprising piece now on wednesdays guardian about how it rumo— wednesdays guardian about how it runs our— wednesdays guardian about how it turns out businesses are mostly eoneerneo wrrn— turns out businesses are mostly concerned with making money. so the concerned with making money. so we ounrurm— concerned with making money. so the guardian quote— concerned with making money. so the guardian quote there- concerned with making money. so the guardian quote there caving to bullies, end quote. queer influencers in the us say brands have gone quiet . so normally have gone quiet. so normally when it comes to sort of pride month, a lot of companies will suddenly change all their logos to rainbow flags unless they've got operations in the middle east, in which case they keep their logos the same and what they will do is they'll try to

sort of get lgbtq+ influencers to sort of use their products. and one of these influencers has noficed and one of these influencers has noticed that far fewer brands have reached out. and this could be due to a whole selection of things . it be due to a whole selection of things. it could be to do be due to a whole selection of things . it could be to do with things. it could be to do with like the backlash to dylan mulvaney for example, with the nike and the bud light brands , nike and the bud light brands, but also there is a there is a group of people within that community that are saying, look , you don't support us. the rest of the year round and just because it's pride month, you now think that our pink pound is worth something . so now you're worth something. so now you're slapping our our flags all over your product us thinking i'm going to suddenly go, oh yeah, all right then buy this. all right then i'll buy this. yeah but they can see through that well. yeah. and it's that as well. yeah. and it's proronrry— that as well. yeah. and it's blatantly marketed- r/cu?“ and it's blatantly marketed for so. so roekneeo— blatantly marketed for so. so lockheed martin _ blatantly marketed for so. so lockheed martin taking part in a rude— lockheed martin taking part in a rude moron— lockheed martin taking part in a pride march cruise— lockheed martin taking part in a pride march cruise missiles as if pride march cruise missiles as m o— pride march cruise missiles as m o yemeni— pride march cruise missiles as if a yemeni orphanage is going to if a yemeni orphanage is going ro pe— if a yemeni orphanage is going ro be me. — if a yemeni orphanage is going to be like. well,— if a yemeni orphanage is going to be like. well, at least they got— to be like. well, at least they eor our— to be like. well, at least they got our pronouns— to be like. well, at least they got our pronouns right. you know,— got our pronouns right. you know, wnen— got our pronouns right. you know, when that cruise missile

in me— know, when that cruise missile comes in the window, it's noreuroue— comes in the window, it's ridiculous. and- comes in the window, it's ridiculous. and seen ridiculous. and we've seen a lot of ridiculous. and we've seen a lot or—nuee- ridiculous. and we've seen a lot or—nupe nus-l of businesses take huge hits. i romeo— of businesses take huge hits. i mean, target, they lost . i mean, mean, target, they lost. i mean, rowing— mean, target, they lost. i mean, we're talking in— mean, target, they lost. i mean, we're talking in the— mean, target, they lost. i mean, we're talking in the tens of onions— we're talking in the tens of billions of— we're talking in the tens of billions of dollars. again, bud urem— billions of dollars. again, bud prom-mey— billions of dollars. again, bud light,-they lost- billions of dollars. again, bud light, they lost $16 light, i think they lost $16 monon— light, i think they lost $16 billion from _ light, i think they lost $16 billion from from their share price— billion from from their share price following— billion from from their share price following the, you know , price following the, you know, pnoe— price following the, you know, pure or— price following the, you know, pride or sponsoring dylan rruwoney.— pride or sponsoring dylan mulvaney. so— pride or sponsoring dylan mulvaney. so it's become a more onene— mulvaney. so it's become a more orwewe eon— mulvaney. so it's become a more divisive sort of— mulvaney. so it's become a more divisive sort of issue than it used— divisive sort of issue than it used ro— divisive sort of issue than it used ro pe. — divisive sort of issue than it used to be. and— divisive sort of issue than it used to be. and in fact, now romper— used to be. and in fact, now rorper rye— used to be. and in fact, now target i've actually been targetedr_ target i've actually been targeted, no _ target i've actually been targeted, no pun intended, by by repro— targeted, no pun intended, by by lgbtq activists— targeted, no pun intended, by by lgbtq activists with bomb rnreore. — lgbtq activists with bomb threats. well— lgbtq activists with bomb threats. well i— lgbtq activists with bomb threats. well i understand that srorpueke— threats. well i understand that starbucks has— threats. well i understand that starbucks has recently announced that starbucks has recently announced rnor mey-re— starbucks has recently announced that they're actually going to purr— that they're actually going to puu o— that they're actually going to puu e or— that they're actually going to purr u or or— that they're actually going to pull a lot of the— that they're actually going to pull a lot of the pride flags mom— pull a lot of the pride flags from men— pull a lot of the pride flags from their stores. but this is an interesting article because it is in the guardian , leo, and it is in the guardian, leo, and they have a way of just omitting of doing these half truths, you know, talking about how there are laws that restrict the rights of trans children and they're not actually explaining that those laws are to protect children from being medicalized or they're talking about the banning of drag shows , but

banning of drag shows, but they're not explaining it within they're not explaining it within the content cost of doing these sexualised shows around children. it's funny when you children. so it's funny when you do read this and when you know the actual issues you're like, wow, you're just deliberately obfuscating the truth of it. and even the reporting on the pomp— and even the reporting on the bomb threats— and even the reporting on the bomb threats at— and even the reporting on the bomb threats at target stores, if you— bomb threats at target stores, if you reen— bomb threats at target stores, if you read the— bomb threats at target stores, if you read the headline , you'd if you read the headline, you'd minn— if you read the headline, you'd pin, on,— if you read the headline, you'd think, oh, that's— if you read the headline, you'd think, oh, that's that must be far think, oh, that's that must be for none— think, oh, that's that must be for mom. vou— think, oh, that's that must be far right. you know , anti pride far right. you know, anti pride peopre— far right. you know, anti pride peopre or— far right. you know, anti pride people or whatever . and in fact people or whatever. and in fact it people or whatever. and in fact n woe— people or whatever. and in fact n repro— people or whatever. and in fact it was lgbtq activists who were wno— it was lgbtq activists who were wno — it was lgbtq activists who were wno wno — it was lgbtq activists who were who were who were doing that. wen,— who were who were doing that. weu, rnere — who were who were doing that. well, there we— who were who were doing that. well, there we go. ' “c well, there we go. and now the guardian story now where the archbishop of canterbury actually tries out to out actually it is tries out to out guardian, the guardian . leo guardian, the guardian. leo that's right. so the leader of the anglican church , the global anglican church, which should not always be a white guy from england, according archbishop of according to the archbishop of canterbury, welby. i mean canterbury, justin welby. i mean , calm down. it's the anglican church. it's not james bond. you can't you can't be you can't you can't be like, you know , we're going to put idris know, we're going to put idris elba and also, i think this could backfire on him because i mean, lot of christians would mean, a lot of christians would love i mean, i'm not

particularly christian. i'd love to see a archbishop of canterbury from the, you know, a lot of the congregation is in the global south. 90% is in the global south. a lot in africa. and a lot of them are more traditional and more conservative than the ultra liberal white christians. they you get in the uk. so, you know this he's trying to he's trying to be woke. he's trying to say like, oh, we're going to get we're going to get somebody in that's white. and it's like, that's not white. and it's like, well, well, i mean, that's well, yeah, well, i mean, that's an interesting point, isn't it, diane? because they recently in the diane? because they recently in rneipronen— diane? because they recently in the-branch legalised- “j , because they recently in the branch legalised or the uk branch legalised or mey-re— the uk branch legalised or rney-re no— the uk branch legalised or they're now saying that's okay to they're now saying that's okay o oo— they're now saying that's okay o do some— they're now saying that's okay to do same blessings , same sex to do same blessings, same sex pressings— to do same blessings, same sex blessings,-with_ to do same blessings, same sex blessings, with uganda blessings, but with uganda mey-re— blessings, but with uganda they're incredibly homophobic. rney-we— they're incredibly homophobic. rney-we been— they're incredibly homophobic. they've been supporting the worm-e— they've been supporting the world's harshest anti—lgbtq rowe— world's harshest anti—lgbtq rowe- ween.— world's harshest anti—lgbtq laws. yeah. and— world's harshest anti—lgbtq laws. yeah. and and it's like reo— laws. yeah. and and it's like ueo enu— laws. yeah. and and it's like leo said, it's— laws. yeah. and and it's like leo said, it's because they commu— leo said, it's because they eommrr ro— leo said, it's because they commit to what- leo said, it's because they commit to what they read in the more— commit to what they read in the more one— commit to what they read in the bible and they're— commit to what they read in the bible and they're not willing to eon— bible and they're not willing to eon or— bible and they're not willing to eon or ooopr— bible and they're not willing to sort of adapt that— bible and they're not willing to sort of adapt that . ' c bible and they're not willing to sort of adapt that . ' “c sort of adapt that. and so peause— sort of adapt that. and so

because of— sort of adapt that. and so because of that , it sort of because of that, it sort of makes sense. but i find it interesting that he's saying that after he's had the job. do you know what i mean? it was like it's always the same, that kind of person who has the job and then they pull the ladder up after them. they go, i'm i'm after them. they go, oh, i'm i'm giving else giving i think somebody else should this job who's should have this job who's not like there's these like me. and there's all these other are like other white guys who are like from going , shut from england going, shut up, i want job. indeed. finally, want that job. indeed. finally, in bus— want that job. indeed. finally, in this section— want that job. indeed. finally, in this section is— want that job. indeed. finally, in this section is the- indeed. finally, in this section is the mail with the in this section is the mail with me srory— in this section is the mail with the story about— in this section is the mail with the story about a— in this section is the mail with the story about a christian who i the story about a christian who r imagine— the story about a christian who i imagine doesn't— the story about a christian who i imagine doesn't particularly wnar— i imagine doesn't particularly care what colour— i imagine doesn't particularly care what colour the leader of ne— care what colour the leader of be american— care what colour the leader of the anglican church is. so a cbrbsrban— the anglican church is. so a cbrbsrban rs— the anglican church is. so a christian is being— the anglican church is. so a christian is being sentenced to be hanged in pakistan , iran for be hanged in pakistan, iran for receiving , quote, blasphemous receiving, quote, blasphemous cartoons of mohammed, sent to him by a muslim who has not been arrested. so this man , no man arrested. so this man, no man mercy who may be they're saying different sources as either 19 or 22. in age. he was sent cartoons of the prophet mohammed. and as we know, it is

wrong . and we've got the picture wrong. and we've got the picture of wrong. and we've got the picture or anem— wrong. and we've got the picture or men no— wrong. and we've got the picture of them now. oh,— wrong. and we've got the picture of them now. oh, no,— cg and we've got the picture of them now. oh, no, no, it is naram — of them now. oh, no, no, it is naram ro— of them now. oh, no, no, it is haram to show— of them now. oh, no, no, it is haram to show pictures of the rropner— haram to show pictures of the prophet muhammad. f prophet muhammad. but because he received— prophet muhammad. but because he received the pictures, he's been sentenced to death. but because he's a christian. but the person who sent them is not. he's a muslim, which is complete silly. it seems terrible. and when you read this article, it sort of in the daily mail, it highlights different instances of how the pakistan government are targeting people of different religions , like we really live religions, like we really live in such a great liberal place where so many different people can live together and our government doesn't target specific christians, christian persecution is i'm sorry, we really have to go to a break. that's part three. coming- that's part three. coming up, we nave— that's part three. coming up, we nave-moaning- that's part three. coming up, we have moaning about have prisoners moaning about the cosr—snon- have prisoners moaning about the cost—short women. cost of living, how short women are more likely— cost of living, how short women are more likely to— cost of living, how short women are more likely to have casual runes— are more likely to have casual runes-noes-bei are more likely to have casual- flings-dogs-be bad flings and how dogs could be bad for-nos.— flings and how dogs could be bad for-nos. sray— flings and how dogs could be bad for-kids. stay tuned-

flings and how dogs could be bad for kids. stay tuned .

welcome back to headliners srrabpnr— welcome back to headliners srrarpnr inro— welcome back to headliners straight into wednesday's mail, le0r_ straight into wednesday's mail, beo, bor— straight into wednesday's mail, beo, for ane— straight into wednesday's mail, leo, for the outrageous story of awnbre— leo, for the outrageous story of awnbre acror— leo, for the outrageous story of a white actor playing a white guy- _ a white actor playing a white guy. wean.— a white actor playing a white guy. yeah, that's— a white actor playing a white guy. / cg“ a white actor playing a white guy. “cu?“ ” cg guy. yeah, that's right. so joseph fiennes or fiends now regrets playing michael jackson in a 2016 episode of urban myths , calling it a wrong decision and a bad mistake. so this comes after michael's daughter, paris tweeted the trailer saying this, this makes me want to vomit. so the sky arts have pulled the episode, but i know michael jackson. i mean, fair enough. it would be a terrible choice for michael until the age would be a terrible choice for milike»l until the age would be a terrible choice for milike 25 until the age would be a terrible choice for milike 25 or until the age would be a terrible choice for milike 25 or something.. the age would be a terrible choice for milike 25 or something. but age would be a terrible choice for milike 25 or something. but you of like 25 or something. but you know, playing michael jackson when he's 45, when he was pretty much, into much, you know, turned into a white seems to be white woman that seems to be technically blackface technically not blackface anymore. iknow. it's anymore. yeah i know. it's interesting. did you- / it's interesting. did you do may ”311i: “cu?“ it's interesting. did you do you ever near— interesting. did you do you ever near abour— interesting. did you do you ever hear about this— interesting. did you do you ever hear about this episode, diane? not hear about this episode, diane? wor- — hear about this episode, diane? wor- r— hear about this episode, diane? wor- r never— hear about this episode, diane? not- i never heard- hear about this episode, diane?| not- i never heard about not at all. i never heard about this at all. but what i find

interesting is that fine said that , um, uh, interesting is that fine said that, um, uh, that horrible bloke, what's his name ? come on. bloke, what's his name? come on. the thing that weinstein. weinstein had sort of said to him . hey, are you going to him. hey, are you going to become a part of my family? and i'm like, oh, my god, did weinstein proposition? joseph fiennes? and joseph was like , fiennes? and joseph was like, no, i'm good. thank you. and why ? he was like, you know, i can sink your career and what i i'm just glad that joseph fiennes was like, no, i'm good . thanks. was like, no, i'm good. thanks. i'll give my michael jackson . i'll give my michael jackson. yeah, right. the daily star star nevr— yeah, right. the daily star star near or— yeah, right. the daily star star nevr for a— yeah, right. the daily star star next for a story. _ yeah, right. the daily star star next for a story. sure to pull ane— next for a story. sure to pull the audience's— next for a story. sure to pull the audience's heartstrings . the audience's heartstrings. bbane— the audience's heartstrings. bbane so— the audience's heartstrings. diane so the— the audience's heartstrings. diane so the prisoners know that the diane so the prisoners know that me cosr— diane so the prisoners know that me cosr or— diane so the prisoners know that the cost of living— diane so the prisoners know that the cost of living crisis has meanr— the cost of living crisis has meanr anar— the cost of living crisis has meant that they- the cost of living crisis has meant that they get less tasty cnbps. — meant that they get less tasty cnbps. wo— meant that they get less tasty cnrps. we .— meant that they get less tasty cnrps. we . so— meant that they get less tasty chips. no . so now- meant that they get less tasty chips. \»c» meant that they get less tasty chips. \c» chips. no. so now there have been cuts to the prison services due to global factors. they're the bank of england's governor, andrew bailey said it was also due to the russian invasion of ukraine and the knock on effect of covid 19. so like everybody ,

of covid 19. so like everybody, ironically, the effect on russian prisons has been they've been getting out of prison been getting out of the prison and ukraine. but leo is and going to ukraine. but leo is someone-anar- and going to ukraine. but leo is someone _that actually| someone here says that actually the someone here says that actually rne-nas— someone here says that actually rne-nas mane- someone here says that actually the has made them go. the bad food has made them go. i the bad food has made them go. r non-r— the bad food has made them go. r non-r vam— the bad food has made them go. i don't want-commit— the bad food has made them go. i don't want-commit any- the bad food has made them go. i don't want to commit any more crimes. well, hopefully, because it crimes. well, hopefully, because br omens— crimes. well, hopefully, because it sounds like— crimes. well, hopefully, because it sounds like a— c” well, hopefully, because it sounds like a holiday camp. if it sounds like a holiday camp. rr—nbce- it sounds like a holiday camp. rr—nbce cnbpsi if they used to get nice chips, r-m — if they used to get nice chips, r-m -. — if they used to get nice chips, r-m -. luke- if they used to get nice chips, i'm-. ilike oven. if they used to get nice chips,- i'm-. ilike oven chips. i'm relieved. i like oven chips. i'm relieved. i like oven chips. i before they were having i mean, before they were having quite fatty, fried chips , quite fatty, deep fried chips, but having oven but now they're having oven chips that have much better they're to commit chips that have much better they'icrimes. let's to commit chips that have much better they'icrimes. let's movermmit chips that have much better they'icrimes. let's move on tit chips that have much better they'icrimes. let's move on to more crimes. let's move on to ane— more crimes. let's move on to be minor.— more crimes. let's move on to me reo— more crimes. let's move on to the mirror. leo finally,- the mirror. leo finally, a roorbabb— the mirror. leo finally, a football team - the mirror. leo finally, a football team with no running so i football team with no running so r snea— football team with no running so r snea sn— football team with no running so i shed six stone— football team with no running so i shed six stone in— football team with no running so i shed six stone in ten months aber— i shed six stone in ten months are joining— i shed six stone in ten months are joining a— i shed six stone in ten months after joining a football club for—ros- after joining a football club for—it's changedl after joining a football club. for—it's changed my for fat lads. it's changed my life course. you lost six life. of course. as you lost six stone. so this is charlie hill. he this thing called man he joined this thing called man versus fat . this he joined this thing called man versus fat. this is great, this story. i love this story. and br-s— story. i love this story. and it's aimed, i think. yeah it's great. i mean, team sports motivate men. we're not sort of designed to just go and like work out own in the work out on our own in the gym or whatever . and so it's great or whatever. and so it's great that he's found it. and also the camaraderie, the bonding , the camaraderie, the bonding, the friendship. i think i'm going to start crying, but isn't there a dangen start crying, but isn't there a danger, course, that danger, diane, of course, that if they lose their weight,

they're kicked off they're going to get kicked off they're going to get kicked off the team? no, you lose the team? no, no. if you lose your—you- the team? no, no. if you lose your—you per- the team? no, no. if you losei your—you get down the team? no, no. if you lose. your—you get down to your weight and you get down to a_you— your weight and you get down to a—you eer— your weight and you get down to a—you oer pornrsl a healthy bmi, you get points ana— a healthy bmi, you get points and—your- a healthy bmi, you get points. and _your points. and you get to keep your points. if and you get to keep your points. rr—sreaay- if you stay at your steady, neabny— if you stay at your steady, nearby—rs- if you stay at your steady,i healthy—is quite healthy bmi, which is quite wondrous,_sort| healthy bmi, which is quite. wondrous,_sort of wondrous, it's actually sort of an interesting— wondrous, it's actually sort of an interesting idea about the power— an interesting idea about the power-pressure- an interesting idea about the. power-pressurelterms power of peer pressure in terms of power of peer pressure in terms or—you— power of peer pressure in terms or—you-rnbnpsl of that's why you have things be— of that's why you have things like _watchers- of that's why you have things like watchers where of that's why you have things like go watchers where of that's why you have things like go throughers where of that's why you have things like go throughers walla people go through this all rogerner. — people go through this all together. _you- people go through this all together. ”cc; together. and if you feel like you're not just together. and if you feel like y0lyourself not just together. and if you feel like y0lyourself but not just together. and if you feel like y0lyourself but for not just together. and if you feel like y0lyourself but for other just for yourself but for other people, and i believe the winning team, like who's lost the most weight, they gain an extra yeah. so it sounds extra goal. yeah. so it sounds like it's really idea. like it's a really good idea. it's a couple of 8000 it's got like a couple of 8000 people the police people and the police do similar, programs of similar, similar programs of tournaments with gang tournaments with with gang members and potential gang members. young men i'm going to join members. young men i'm going to ion ane— members. young men i'm going to ion rne-neany— members. young men i'm going to join the-nearly over. - join the show is nearly over. so join the show is nearly over. so-anorber- join the show is nearly over. so-another quick. join the show is nearly over. . so-another quick look join the show is nearly over. sowednesday'sother quick look join the show is nearly over. sowednesday's front quick look join the show is nearly over. sowednesday's front quick lthe at wednesday's front pages. the daily killed as they walked daily mail killed as they walked home from a night out. the guardian students among victims stabbed to death in nottingham. rampage financial times. bailey highlights stubborn inflation as rage growth triggers rate rise i news mortgage stress debt levels last seen in the 1980s. the express killed at random just

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all the privileges committee was expected to publish the earrygare— expected to publish the partygate report today, but apparenbby— partygate report today, but apparently, owing to printing probbems— apparently, owing to printing probbems or— apparently, owing to printing problems of all— apparently, owing to printing problems of all things, the poess— problems of all things, the process-been- problems of all things, the. process-been-by process has been delayed by a bay. — process has been delayed by a day. so— process has been delayed by a pay. so wnar— process has been delayed by a day. so what better to discuss aban— day. so what better to discuss rnan pubbc— day. so what better to discuss than public sector efficiency, especrabby— than public sector efficiency, especially _the l especially considering the chancellor— especially considering the chancellor has— especially considering the chancellor has just announced a on ane— chancellor has just announced a review on the matter as a prebuae— review on the matter as a prelude drumrolls to cutting raves— prelude drumrolls to cutting raves .— prelude drumrolls to cutting taxes . donald— prelude drumrolls to cutting taxes . donald trump, former taxes. donald trump, former rresbaenr— taxes. donald trump, former president of— taxes. donald trump, former president of the— taxes. donald trump, former president of the united states, nas— president of the united states, nas enrerea— president of the united states, has entered the— president of the united states, has entered the courtroom in miami — has entered the courtroom in miami ana— has entered the courtroom in miami and the— has entered the courtroom in miami and the hearing has begun over dozens of— miami and the hearing has begun over dozens of criminal charges penabnbne— over dozens of criminal charges penarnrnp ro— over dozens of criminal charges pertaining to allegations of earning— pertaining to allegations of retaining classified information aber— retaining classified information even after his— retaining classified information even after his presidency . we'll even after his presidency. we'll be bringing— even after his presidency. we'll be bringing you— even after his presidency. we'll be bringing you the updates as and be bringing you the updates as ana wnen— be bringing you the updates as and wnen rney— be bringing you the updates as and when they happen. but why naven-r— and when they happen. but why naven-r abb— and when they happen. but why haven't all these— and when they happen. but why haven't all these charges rbnbsneae— haven't all these charges finished? his— haven't all these charges finished? his presidential campaign— finished? his presidential campaign as— finished? his presidential campaign as the prime minister? smabb— campaign as the prime minister? smabb boars— campaign as the prime minister? small boats strategy been emecrbve— small boats strategy been effective-it- small boats strategy been effective it merely effective or has it merely cobncbaea— effective or has it merely coincided with- effective or has it merely coincided with bad weather up unri— coincided with bad weather up unrbb no— coincided with bad weather up until now? that— coincided with bad weather up until now? that is after over ebo— until now? that is after over 600 crossings— until now? that is after over 600 crossings were made just on sunaay— 600 crossings were made just on sunaay nay,— 600 crossings were made just on sunaay pay, a— 600 crossings were made just on sunday day, a record for the year— sunday day, a record for the year as— sunday day, a record for the year as ane— sunday day, a record for the year as the sun— sunday day, a record for the year as the sun shines. should we expecr— year as the sun shines. should we expect more— year as the sun shines. should we expect more illegal activity in we expect more illegal activity bn-cnanneb— we expect more illegal activity in-channel or— we expect more illegal activity in channel or should have in the channel or should we have moer-br— in the channel or should we have more-mr sunak?- in the channel or should we have more mr sunak? plus the more faith in mr sunak? plus the gnasrby— more faith in mr sunak? plus the ghastly shirkers_ more faith in mr sunak? plus the ghastly shirkers have found a way— ghastly shirkers have found a way or— ghastly shirkers have found a new way of channelling their babeness. — new way of channelling their idleness. it's— new way of channelling their idleness. it's called the four day— idleness. it's called the four day workweek— idleness. it's called the four day workweek .— idleness. it's called the four day workweek . the campaign for

day workweek. the campaign for the day workweek. the campaign for me ne— day workweek. the campaign for the new initiative— day workweek. the campaign for the new initiative launched booby.— the new initiative launched roaay. ana— the new initiative launched today. and i'll— the new initiative launched today. and i'll be fighting back apabnsr— today. and i'll be fighting back agabnsr ane— today. and i'll be fighting back against the frenchification of our-workme— against the frenchification of our working nation against the frenchification of our-working nation of our hard working nation state of the our hard working nation state of me narbon— our hard working nation state of the nation starts— our hard working nation state of the nation starts now . the nation starts now. webb— the nation starts now. we'll also _ the nation starts now. we'll also be joined by a pamcubarby— we'll also be joined by a particularly incisive panel this evening,— particularly incisive panel this evenbnp ane— particularly incisive panel this evening, the author and broadcaster— evening, the author and broadcaster michael crick , and broadcaster michael crick, and the broadcaster michael crick, and me cnmbnab— broadcaster michael crick, and the criminal barrister and former— the criminal barrister and former rory— the criminal barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes. the criminal barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes . as former tory mp jerry hayes. as r— former tory mp jerry hayes. as r wanr— former tory mp jerry hayes. as ever, i want to _ former tory mp jerry hayes. as ever, i want to hear from you . ever, i want to hear from you. rr-s— ever, i want to hear from you. rr-s ane— ever, i want to hear from you. us me mosa— ever, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the it's the most important part of me programme— it's the most important part of me programme .— it's the most important part of the programme . email me, the programme. email me, mailmogg@gbnews.uk. the programme. email me, mailmogg@gbnews.uk . com. but now mailmogg@gbnews.uk. com. but now it's mailmogg@gbnews.uk. com. but now br-s rime— mailmogg@gbnews.uk. com. but now us one for— mailmogg@gbnews.uk. com. but now us one for ane— mailmogg@gbnews.uk. com. but now it's time for the news— mailmogg@gbnews.uk. com. but now it's time for the news with bobby— it's time for the news with polly middlehurst . well a main polly middlehurst. well a main srory— polly middlehurst. well a main srory on— polly middlehurst. well a main srory on eb— polly middlehurst. well a main story on gb news— polly middlehurst. well a main story on gb news this evening is anar— story on gb news this evening is rnar pobce— story on gb news this evening is rnar pobce m— story on gb news this evening is that police in nottingham have confirmed— that police in nottingham have confirmed that— that police in nottingham have confirmed that it— that police in nottingham have confirmed that it was 219 year old students— confirmed that it was 219 year old students and— confirmed that it was 219 year old students and a man in his bes— old students and a man in his 50s anar— old students and a man in his 50s that were— old students and a man in his 50s that were killed in the city bus— 50s that were killed in the city we morning. — 50s that were killed in the city this morning. two— 50s that were killed in the city this morning. g“”c;c; this morning. two of the three

people killed were first year