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pay tribute to you, our amazing family of viewers. tomorrow's front page is on the way, too. and a new, greatest britain in union jackass will be crowned before the night is out. this is dan wootton. tonight let's go . dan wootton. tonight let's go. you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. we've been doing this for two years now. i have to say, things are slightly calmer than on that day in 2021. but we're not shying away from some of our difficulties and our past. we're going to talk about it this hour . first, though, the news headunes . first, though, the news headlines with polly middlehurst . and john. thank you. good evemmg.— . and john. thank you. good evemmg. me— . and john. thank you. good evening. the top— ' r: thank you. good evening. the top story on gb nevs— evening. the top story on gb uevs relev— evening. the top story on gb news today, police have confirmed— news today, police 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 bbs mul— old students and a man in his 50s that were— old students and a man in his 50s that were killed in nottingham- 50s that were killed in nottingham this morning . two of nottingham this morning. two of

the nottingham this morning. two of me mree— nottingham this morning. two of the three people— nottingham this morning. two of the three people killed were bru— the three people killed were first veer— the three people killed were first year students at the umversbv— first year students at the university of _ first year students at the university of nottingham . one of university of nottingham. one of mem— university of nottingham. one of mem-beem— university of nottingham. one of them .been named- university of nottingham. one of them been named by police as them has been named by police as bemubv—vus— them has been named by police as barnaby was stabbed barnaby weber. he was stabbed and barnaby weber. he was stabbed uml mel— barnaby weber. he was stabbed and died near— barnaby weber. he was stabbed and died near the— barnaby weber. he was stabbed and died near the students halls of reslemeel— and died near the students halls of residence ilkeston road . of residence in ilkeston road. reuse— of residence in ilkeston road. bellee sev— of residence in ilkeston road. police say they— of residence in ilkeston road. police say they then found the body— police say they then found the body ef— police say they then found the body of u— police say they then found the body of u so— police say they then found the body of a 50 year— police say they then found the body of a 50 year old man on meerbv— body of a 50 year old man on nearby magdala_ body of a 50 year old man on nearby magdala road and police mem— nearby magdala road and police men were— nearby magdala road and police then were called— nearby magdala road and police then were called to another street— then were called to another street where _ then were called to another street where a— then were called to another street where a stolen van had attempted— street where a stolen van had member to — street where a stolen van had attempted to run— street where a stolen van had attempted to run over three people.— attempted to run over three people. bur— attempted to run over three people. our home and security embr— people. our home and security elber merl— people. our home and security editor mark white has this update. — editor mark white has this update. counter terror command are update. counter terror command srebbmg— update. counter terror command sleppmg beek— update. counter terror command are stepping back from this investigation. _ are stepping back from this investigation. c cc " investigation. it will be run fully by nottingham shire police. as for the suspect, our sources are telling us that he is a 31 year old west african migrant with a history of violence. the authorities are not yet confirming this, but if true, there will be all kinds of questions about this man's status and whether all the proper checks were done before he entered the country . well, he entered the country. well, nottingham is a— : ri.rir. well, nottingham is a community : rt.rim. well, nottingham is a community in smel— nottingham is a community in sbeel bulgm. — nottingham is a community in shock tonight. there was a vigil ember— shock tonight. there was a vigil eurller ul— shock tonight. there was a vigil earlier at the— shock tonight. there was a vigil earlier at the central saint

peters— earlier at the central saint peter's church— earlier at the central saint peter's church for people who vumel— peter's church for people who vemel b — peter's church for people who vemel b luv— peter's church for people who wanted to lay flowers and a uerrmgbum— wanted to lay flowers and a nottingham university student told nottingham university student bll eb— nottingham university student tell me nevs— nottingham university student told gb news news it could have happened— told gb news news it could have happened b— told gb news news it could have happened re unv— told gb news news it could have happened to any student as a seems— happened to any student as a seems elub. — happened to any student as a sports club. we— happened to any student as a sports club. �*vvr�*ri; t : happened to any student as a sports club. t : fr: sports club. we came down and wanted to pay our respects fully to the students that we lost. i mean , i think it could have been mean, i think it could have been anybody. it's a it's a path where the event happened. it's a path back to campus that everybody takes from town. so i think, yeah, it could have been anybody . we well, in other news anybody. we 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 , let the world judge there words, let the world judge there . nonsense. it comes as boris remmsem— . nonsense. it comes as boris johnson mule— . nonsense. it comes as boris johnson mule u— nonsense. it comes as boris johnson made a last minute submlsslem— johnson made a last minute submission to— johnson made a last minute submission to the privileges cemmlbee — submission to the privileges committee yesterday evening. the rebou— committee yesterday evening. the report investigating whether or not report investigating whether or met me — report investigating whether or not the former— report investigating whether or not the former prime minister bel— not the former prime minister llel b— not the former prime minister bed to rubs— not the former prime minister lied to mps about partygate is expected— lied to mps about partygate is expected b— lied to mps about partygate is expected to be— lied to mps about partygate is expected to be released this week— expected to be released this week emer— expected to be released this week after mr— expected to be released this week after mr johnson's resignation— week after mr johnson's resignation in- week after mr johnson's resignation in a statement, berls— resignation in a statement, boris johnson— resignation in a statement, boris johnson accused the commute— boris johnson accused the committee of— boris johnson accused the committee of bias and called it

a committee of bias and called it e lumguree— committee of bias and called it a kangaroo court— committee of bias and called it a kangaroo court .— committee of bias and called it a kangaroo court. the covid mqulrv— a kangaroo court. the covid meurrv bus— a kangaroo court. the covid inquiry has been— a kangaroo court. the covid inquiry has been told the uk may not inquiry has been told the uk may mel beve— inquiry has been told the uk may mel have been— inquiry has been told the uk may not have been very— inquiry has been told the uk may not have been very well prepared to deal— not have been very well prepared to deal mm— not have been very well prepared to deal with the— not have been very well prepared to deal with the pandemic , the to deal with the pandemic, the lead— to deal with the pandemic, the lead luvver— to deal with the pandemic, the lead lawyer said— to deal with the pandemic, the lead lawyer said the nation had been— lead lawyer said the nation had been blem— lead lawyer said the nation had been taken by— lead lawyer said the nation had been taken by surprise and he argued— been taken by surprise and he argued breve— been taken by surprise and he argued brexit had distracted the sevemmem— argued brexit had distracted the government from _ argued brexit had distracted the government from improving its strategy— government from improving its srruregv b— government from improving its strategy to tackle— government from improving its strategy to tackle the disease . strategy to tackle the disease. rbe — strategy to tackle the disease. me mqurrv— strategy to tackle the disease. the inquiry also— strategy to tackle the disease. the inquiry also heard local beebb— the inquiry also heard local health chiefs— the inquiry also heard local health chiefs were repeatedly evelulel— health chiefs were repeatedly excluded from _ health chiefs were repeatedly excluded from pandemic planning . amu— excluded from pandemic planning . ame bumm— excluded from pandemic planning . and tonight in— excluded from pandemic planning . and tonight in the united slates— . and tonight in the united slates. me— . and tonight in the united states, the former president bemull— states, the former president donald trump,— states, the former president donald trump, has been released vlmeul— donald trump, has been released vlmeul bull— donald trump, has been released without bail following a court beermg— without bail following a court beermg m— without bail following a court beermg m e— without bail following a court hearing in a classified documents— hearing in a classified documents case in miami . in documents case in miami. in rlerllu— documents case in miami. in rlerllu be— documents case in miami. in florida, he faced— documents case in miami. in florida, he faced 37 charges of mlsbumllmg— florida, he faced 37 charges of mishandling files, and he's ueeusel— mishandling files, and he's eeeusel ef— mishandling files, and he's accused of unlawfully keeping us umbrel— accused of unlawfully keeping us national security— accused of unlawfully keeping us national security data. the case vlll— national security data. the case vlll reuml— national security data. the case will return to— national security data. the case will return to court— national security data. the case will return to court after legal ememlmems— will return to court after legal umemlmems .— will return to court after legal amendments . trump is the first amendments. trump is the first surrem— amendments. trump is the first current or former— amendments. trump is the first current or former president to fuse — current or former president to fuse erlmmel— current or former president to face criminal charges, all of vbleb— face criminal charges, all of vbleb be— face criminal charges, all of which he denies.— face criminal charges, all of which he denies. it's expected mul— which he denies. it's expected mm b— which he denies. it's expected that it could— which he denies. it's expected that it could take— which he denies. it's expected that it could take a year or more before— that it could take a year or more before the- that it could take a year or more before the trial reconvenes on more before the trial reconvenes em rv— more before the trial reconvenes em rv emlme— more before the trial reconvenes on tv online dab+_

more before the trial reconvenes on tv online dab+ radio and on the on tv online dab+ radio and on me lume— on tv online dab+ radio and on me lume m— on tv online dab+ radio and on be sure be ebb.— on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app. this is. gb news terror news. terror on nevs- terror on the nevs— terror on the streets of nottingham _ terror on the streets of nottingham to 219 year old first veer— nottingham to 219 year old first veer umversbv— nottingham to 219 year old first year university student stabbed to year university student stabbed b deem— year university student stabbed to leem m— year university student stabbed to death in the— year university student stabbed to death in the early hours of me— to death in the early hours of me memlme— to death in the early hours of the morning, walking home from a mgmelub. — the morning, walking home from a nightclub. another— the morning, walking home from a nightclub. " " nightclub. another man in his 50s dead after his white van is stolen in that van. then rampages through the streets with three people. seriously injured. a 31 year old west african migrant with a history of violence is arrested and only gb news seems to want to share that very relevant piece of information. this series of attacks has devastated the uk, and i've heard from many of you who are angry to you, angry that our safety is increasingly put

at risk by folk welcomed into our country , angry that we are our country, angry that we are criticised for making it clear that we simply must stop allowing these unnecessary tragedies to be repeated. i mean, look at one of the victims . until this morning, barnaby weber had a bright future ahead . a promising cricketer hockey and rugby player from somerset walking home after a night out to celebrate the end of his first year at uni . listen to the first year at uni. listen to the nottinghamshire police chief constable kate emma burnell explain what happened next. member of the public reported mel— member of the public reported met rve— member of the public reported that two people _ member of the public reported that two people aged 19 had been slebbeu— that two people aged 19 had been slebbeu emu— that two people aged 19 had been stabbed and were— that two people aged 19 had been stabbed and were unresponsive. we stabbed and were unresponsive. vve bel— stabbed and were unresponsive. be me e— stabbed and were unresponsive. we had a further— stabbed and were unresponsive. we had a further call to another mellem— we had a further call to another meluem m— we had a further call to another incident in milton— we had a further call to another incident in milton street, where the incident in milton street, where me urlver— incident in milton street, where me lrlver ef— incident in milton street, where the driver of a— incident in milton street, where the driver of a stolen van had ebemmel— the driver of a stolen van had errembleu b — the driver of a stolen van had attempted to run— the driver of a stolen van had attempted to run over three people.— attempted to run over three people. ome— attempted to run over three people. one man is in hospital in people. one man is in hospital m e— people. one man is in hospital m e embel— people. one man is in hospital in a critical condition while rve— in a critical condition while two emers— in a critical condition while two others are— in a critical condition while two others are believed to have suffered— two others are believed to have suffered minor— two others are believed to have suffered minor injuries. a man in suffered minor injuries. a man m ms—

suffered minor injuries. a man be ms bes— suffered minor injuries. a man in his 50s was— suffered minor injuries. a man in his 50s was also found dead mem— in his 50s was also found dead from mbe— in his 50s was also found dead from knife injuries— in his 50s was also found dead from knife injuries in magdala reel— from knife injuries in magdala beeu bv— from knife injuries in magdala beeu by e— from knife injuries in magdala road by a member of the public. at road by a member of the public. m me— road by a member of the public. at the moment— road by a member of the public. at the moment we— road by a member of the public. at the moment we believe that the at the moment we believe that me suspect— at the moment we believe that the suspect has— at the moment we believe that the suspect has stolen this man's vehicle— the suspect has stolen this man's vehicle and driven it to bulbou— man's vehicle and driven it to milton street— man's vehicle and driven it to milton street ,_ man's vehicle and driven it to milton street , where he is then milton street, where he is then urlvem— milton street, where he is then urlvem el— milton street, where he is then driven at members of the public. now:— driven at members of the public. nev. l— driven at members of the public. nev. l es— driven at members of the public. nev. l m— driven at members of the public. now, i was in the— driven at members of the public. now, i was in the gb news newsroom when- now, i was in the gb news newsroom when details of that story— newsroom when details of that story breve— newsroom when details of that story broke this— newsroom when details of that story broke this afternoon on velebmg— story broke this afternoon on watching colleagues who have merr— watching colleagues who have melr erm— watching colleagues who have their own teenagers at umversbv— their own teenagers at university openly sob in horror emu— university openly sob in horror emu leer— university openly sob in horror and fear about— university openly sob in horror and fear about the unspeak crimes happening in our country . me— crimes happening in our country . me home— crimes happening in our country . the home secretary- crimes happening in our country . the home secretary confirmed counter—terrorism police are now involved in the investigation . involved in the investigation. nottinghamshire police have said they— nottinghamshire police have said they vlll— nottinghamshire police have said they will, working— nottinghamshire police have said they will, working alongside eeumer— they will, working alongside counter terrorism police on this is counter terrorism police on this ls mere— counter terrorism police on this is there anything _ counter terrorism police on this is there anything at this stage to is there anything at this stage re suggest— is there anything at this stage re suggesr mel— is there anything at this stage to suggest that this could be a terror— to suggest that this could be a terror related— to suggest that this could be a terror related incident? �*vvr�*ri; ”c: terror related incident? we're in terror related incident? we're m e— terror related incident? we're m e verv— terror related incident? we're m e verv eerlv— terror related incident? we're in a very early stage of the investigation . we need to allow investigation. we need to allow the police, the time and the space to carry out all of their operational activity to determine the motive. it's right

that nottinghamshire police are working with counter terrorism policing, but it's also fair to say that everybody in all professionals on the front line are keeping an open mind as to what the precise motive might have been. but of course, it is only— have been. but of course, it is only eur— have been. but of course, it is only eb— have been. but of course, it is only our gb news— " but of course, it is only our gb news home and seeurbv— only our gb news home and security editor— only our gb news home and security editor mark white, who has confirmed— security editor mark white, who has confirmed background has confirmed the background ebeul— has confirmed the background about_arrested.| about the individual arrested. surely— about the individual arrested. surelv m— about the individual arrested. surely be me— about the individual arrested. surely in the public interest to mem— surely in the public interest to urem me— surely in the public interest to night, the university of nottingham— night, the university of nottingham graduation ball has been— nottingham graduation ball has been cancelled.— nottingham graduation ball has been cancelled. instead and at berm— been cancelled. instead and at selm peter-s— been cancelled. instead and at saint peter's church , students saint peter's church, students are saint peter's church, students gemermg— saint peter's church, students are gathering for— saint peter's church, students are gathering for a vigil to pay mbule— are gathering for a vigil to pay mbule b— are gathering for a vigil to pay tribute to their— are gathering for a vigil to pay tribute to their murdered memes— tribute to their murdered memes .— tribute to their murdered friends . this— tribute to their murdered friends . this should not have friends. this should not have bebbemeu— friends. this should not have bebbemel .— friends. this should not have bebbemel . amu— friends. this should not have happened . and how many wake up happened. and how many wake up sells— happened. and how many wake up sells muss— happened. and how many wake up calls must there _ happened. and how many wake up calls must there be— happened. and how many wake up calls must there be before there is calls must there be before there ls eemume— calls must there be before there is genuine change? urge to resume— is genuine change? urge to respond mov— is genuine change? urge to respond now. my superstar panel, top respond now. my superstar panel, rsb belly— respond now. my superstar panel, rep berlv mell— respond now. my superstar panel, top daily mail columnist and brselsesser— top daily mail columnist and broadcaster amanda patel, the legemeerv— broadcaster amanda patel, the legendary political broadcaster rem— legendary political broadcaster rem sergeem— legendary political broadcaster john sergeant and the author and brseusesser— john sergeant and the author and broadcaster rebecca reid. so amemue— broadcaster rebecca reid. so

amanda patel— broadcaster rebecca reid. so amanda patel .— broadcaster rebecca reid. so amanda patel . absolutely. amanda patel. absolutely. wrsbsus— amanda patel. absolutely. without doubt. a tragedy , but a without doubt. a tragedy, but a merely— without doubt. a tragedy, but a rregeev mes— without doubt. a tragedy, but a rregeev mes ls— without doubt. a tragedy, but a tragedy that is very much tinged in. tragedy that is very much tinged m. vve— tragedy that is very much tinged m. we mov— tragedy that is very much tinged in. we know that— tragedy that is very much tinged in. we know that this is going to in. we know that this is going so keep— in. we know that this is going so keep em— in. we know that this is going to keep on happening . agriri to keep on happening. i agree vlm— to keep on happening. i agree vbb vou— to keep on happening. i agree vrm you when— to keep on happening. i agree with you when you say when you heard that these because the story as we were watching it or listening to it all day when it turned out there two kids turned out there were two kids going from from a night going home from from a night out, having finished their exams is just heartbreaking. absolutely heartbreaking. just imagine that phone call to their parents having to tell them what has happened and if it turns out that this chap is as described in it raises the whole issue of what kind of checks are we putting on people that we allow into the country . i would refer into the country. i would refer immediately to the picture that was in most of the papers today and yesterday of up to 600, 900, mostly blokes , mostly from .

mostly blokes, mostly from. countries that aren't england. if i can say that, and half of them are going to scarper the moment they arrive. there are no checks done on them. we've got a work civil service who i believe malicious and malign and delivered delays. the checks for people's migration status because they know the longer they're in the country, the longer they're likely to stay. and then we've got sadiq khan telling us that we can't use the term illegal migrants anymore . term illegal migrants anymore. we have to use some term like people whose migration status is yet to be determined. well, if it turns out that this chap fits into that category, then there are a huge number of questions the government has to answer because the tories have been in power for 13 years and they've done nothing and keir starmer rishi sunak coming out saying i've turned the tide on the boats. he has not and they've done nothing and it's a betrayal

of brexit apart from anything else, because we were supposed to be in control of our borders. so this is a human tragedy of the most immense proportions, and a betrayal of people and it's a betrayal of people who voted for brexit, people who supported this government . i supported this government. i mean , john, the issue is on a mean, john, the issue is on a day like today, lots of folk will say we shouldn't be discussing this , we shouldn't be discussing this, we shouldn't be discussing this, we shouldn't be discussing the circumstances of how these people get into the country and potentially commit crimes like this. but i spoke to peer— crimes like this. but i spoke to peter wallace _ crimes like this. but i spoke to peter wallace the _ crimes like this. but i spoke to peter wallace the other- rt.” c but i spoke to peter wallace the other day, vbsse— peter wallace the other day, whose son, tommy roberts , was whose son, tommy roberts, was murdered— whose son, tommy roberts, was murdered by— whose son, tommy roberts, was murdered by em— whose son, tommy roberts, was murdered by an illegal migrant in bournemouth— murdered by an illegal migrant in bournemouth ,_ murdered by an illegal migrant in bournemouth , and he wants in bournemouth, and he wants mese— in bournemouth, and he wants these tragedies— in bournemouth, and he wants these tragedies to be used to sell— these tragedies to be used to sell ebsus— these tragedies to be used to talk about this— these tragedies to be used to talk about this because he lost his talk about this because he lost ms sem— talk about this because he lost ms es— talk about this because he lost ms es e— talk about this because he lost his son as a result— talk about this because he lost his son as a result of an llleeel— his son as a result of an illegal migrant being allowed me— illegal migrant being allowed me me— illegal migrant being allowed into the country. _ illegal migrant being allowed into the country. where do you stems— into the country. where do you send e — into the country. where do you stand ? well,— into the country. where do you stand ? well, now,- into the country. where do you stand ? �*vvr�*rimt rig into the country. where do you stand ? stand? well, now, i'm very much against speculating thing before you have to speculate and before you have to speculate and before you know you about the identity

of the suspect. the reason for thatis of the suspect. the reason for that is you say surely it's in the public interest to tell people about this speculation. i don't think it is in necessarily in the public interest, but because you may find that you simply increase the tension in in a city nottingham that a river owned by concern and tension and difficulty. they've been they've been shocked to the core by all this. now if you don't live in nottingham you may feel some of their feelings, but not all of them. i know nottingham, it's a small place and the idea that and these kids away from home as students at the university and the idea that i know what let's move on quickly to an argument about immigration. quickly to an argument about immigration . let's not bother immigration. let's not bother too much about due process. let's not bother about waiting for the police to indicate what the position is. let's not even follow the home secretary, suella braverman , who is not suella braverman, who is not exactly quiet on these issues of immigration, don't follow her lead. she's being very careful in explaining let's finish the

point . she's in explaining let's finish the point. she's being very careful and explaining why the terrorism police might be involved. she's been very careful not to speculate . she would know lots speculate. she would know lots of people, i suppose those have been speculating in nottingham on social media. it doesn't mean to say the main news channel, but this is this is me talking about who's one of the best reporters the business. oh reporters in the business. oh yeah. you find that " oh yeah. you find that home and sesurlsv— security editor? no, it's easy. amu— security editor? no, it's easy. ame-mess- security editor? no, it's easy. and-that's his- security editor? no, it's easy. and that's his job. and i believe that's his job. no.— and i believe that's his job. venues.— and i believe that's his job. uslmss. — and i believe that's his job. uslmss. l— and i believe that's his job. no,-not. i think- and i believe that's his job. no,-not. | think it- no, it's not. i think it tonally, it's not. it's not his job. i think that the way dan introduced this today was very careful. he didn't he said, surely— careful. he didn't he said, surelv ls-s— careful. he didn't he said, surely it's in— careful. he didn't he said, surely it's in the- t he didn't he said, surely it's in the public lmeress. — surely it's in the public interest. .not- surely it's in the public interest. not surely in the interest. it's not surely in the bublls— interest. it's not surely in the public interest— interest. it's not surely in the public interest in— interest. it's not surely in the public interest in the public lmeress. — public interest in the public interest. .surely. - public interest in the public interest. surely. no, it interest. not surely. no, it mlem— interest. not surely. no, it mlem-bubllsl interest. not surely. no, it- might-public interest. might be in the public interest. mem— might be in the public interest. urem mes— might be in the public interest. urem mes be.— might be in the public interest. might not be. there's a mental beelm— might not be. there's a mental health-involved- might not be. there's a mental health involved well . health issue involved as well. vou— health issue involved as well. you elem-s— health issue involved as well. you don't-that.- health issue involved as well. you don't that. you don't you don't know that. you don't mov— you don't know that. you don't mew-us.— you don't know that. you don't lmsv-uslme- you don't know that. you don't know no, the might know that. no, but the might vell— know that. no, but the might velllss— know that. no, but the might velllss every— know that. no, but the might well so every someone well be so every time someone murders. -minute- well be so every time someone murders. -minute .- well be so every time someone. murders. -minute . they've murders. wait a minute. they've got mental health problems. what is, you what you're waiting for is, you knew— what you're waiting for is, you lmsvlvsu-re— what you're waiting for is, you know you're waiting know, you're waiting for due presess— know, you're waiting for due presess . me— know, you're waiting for due process . the point is, you must process. the point is, you must say,— process. the point is, you must save l— process. the point is, you must save l elem-s— process. the point is, you must say, i don't want— process. the point is, you must say, i don't want to— process. the point is, you must say, i don't want to bother ebsus— say, i don't want to bother ebsus-eml— say, i don't want to bother about-and it's- say, i don't want to bother about and it's not. so about trials, and it's not. so lbs— about trials, and it's not. so rr-s sevlme— about trials, and it's not. so rr-s sevmg. ms— about trials, and it's not. so it's saying, no, let's just go

ssrelem— it's saying, no, let's just go straight into _ it's saying, no, let's just go straight into it. - it's saying, no, let's just go straight into it. g straight into it. just saying. amu— straight into it. just saying. ame ls-s— straight into it. just saying. ame ls-s mes— straight into it. 3 and it's not journalism. no it's rrresbsmslble— and it's not journalism. no it's irresponsible behaviour . ' irresponsible behaviour. a bemsus— irresponsible behaviour. a heinous crime— irresponsible behaviour. a heinous crime has- irresponsible behaviour. ' heinous crime has been committed. i know. and it is utterly imperative to know the circumstances. take an extreme evemble— circumstances. take an extreme evemble sf— circumstances. take an extreme evemble of ms.— circumstances. take an extreme example of this. if— circumstances. take an extreme example of this. if you- rt. ”rte. t take an extreme example of this. if you whip pebble— example of this. if you whip people up— example of this. if you whip people up rs— example of this. if you whip people up to say it's them and bees— people up to say it's them and bees e— people up to say it's them and there's a race— people up to say it's them and there's a race riot— people up to say it's them and there's a race riot that follows mes— there's a race riot that follows mes sbls— there's a race riot that follows mes mls ls— there's a race riot that follows that this is this— there's a race riot that follows that this is this is— that this is this is hypothetical , right? i'm not hypothetical, right? i'm not sevmg— hypothetical, right? i'm not sevmg rr-s— hypothetical, right? i'm not saying it's going to happen, but in saying it's going to happen, but be mose— saying it's going to happen, but in those circumstances, is it met— in those circumstances, is it met mem— in those circumstances, is it met mam br— in those circumstances, is it not right for the _ in those circumstances, is it not right for the journalists to be sever— not right for the journalists to be ub— not right for the journalists to be up e— not right for the journalists to be cover up ? no,— not right for the journalists to be cover up ? no, no. to be very be cover up? no, no. to be very sereful— be cover up? no, no. to be very sereful lesb— be cover up? no, no. to be very careful. look, this— be cover up? no, no. to be very careful. look, this everything vlll— careful. look, this everything vlll seme— careful. look, this everything will come out. _ careful. look, this everything will come out. it's not a quesslsm— will come out. it's not a quesrrsm sf— will come out. it's not a question of it- will come out. it's not a question of it comes out once pebble— question of it comes out once pestle beve— question of it comes out once people have forgotten. \rri.r question of it comes out once people have forgotten. \ri.r people have forgotten. no, they verb— people have forgotten. no, they verb beve— people have forgotten. no, they won't have forgotten. do people move ? they won't. and go and move? they won't. and go and speak to peter murrell. they will not. a son to an illegal. no, no, it will not be forgotten. - no, no, it will not be forgotten. �*jri.r" . no, no, it will not be forgotten. jl’fl" . mar no, no, it will not be- forgotten. don't be silly. not forgotten. don't be silly. not for this, not for this. this will go on for a long, long time. don't worry. it'll all come come back to. there come out. i come back to. there was woman who come out. i come back to. there waslwoman who-murderedj come out. i come back to. there. waslwoman who-murdered in was a woman who was murdered in brlsssl—e— was a woman who was murdered in bristol—a student- bristol when i was a student mere.— bristol when i was a student mere—ves- bristol when i was a student. there._was arrested there. and a man was arrested for ls.— there. and a man was arrested for m amu— there. and a man was arrested for m me be— there. and a man was arrested for it. and he looked a bit verm— for it. and he looked a bit velrl emu— for it. and he looked a bit weird and everyone made the

essumbslsm— weird and everyone made the. assumption—and assumption that it was him and his-absolutely- his life was absolutely eesrrsvesl— his life was absolutely destroyed. lost destroyed. and he basically lost evervmmg— destroyed. and he basically lost evervmmg emu— destroyed. and he basically lost everything and was basically eesrrsvesl — everything and was basically destroyed. .if- everything and was basically destroyed. .if this- everything and was basically destroyed. �*" " destroyed. and if this person did it, which i'm not saying they didn't, i'm really not saying they didn't. that's the point. that's the point. to have a about the a conversation about it. and the parents the teenager was parents of the teenager who was murdered they murdered in bournemouth, they get say that their child's get to say that their child's loss, they comfortable with loss, they are comfortable with that conversation. that being a conversation. an absolutely. up to the absolutely. but it's up to the individual parents to say and the families say, i'm willing the families to say, i'm willing to be in this conversation or i'm not to. it's not i'm willing not not to. it's not because do you not— m g it's not because do you not understand? it's because do you not understand? lbs—ml.— because do you not understand? ls-s—rlsl. ls-s- because do you not understand? it's—risk. it's the- it's our lives at risk. it's the llves— it's our lives at risk. it's the llves sf— it's our lives at risk. it's the llves of sur— it's our lives at risk. it's the lives of our boyfriend or girlfriend's— lives of our boyfriend or girlfriend's children . husbands, girlfriend's children. husbands, vvlves— girlfriend's children. husbands, es— girlfriend's children. husbands, wives are at risk— girlfriend's children. husbands, wives are at risk if we allow mls— wives are at risk if we allow mls mes— wives are at risk if we allow mls mes ss— wives are at risk if we allow this not to be— wives are at risk if we allow this not to be discussed. and vessbme— this not to be discussed. and vessbmg me— this not to be discussed. and watching the other news bullelms— watching the other news bulletins tonight, amanda, which i bulletins tonight, amanda, which l mu— bulletins tonight, amanda, which l mu .— bulletins tonight, amanda, which l mu . lbs— bulletins tonight, amanda, which lull . b-s ble— bulletins tonight, amanda, which i did , it's like there's some i did, it's like there's some sem— i did, it's like there's some sort sf— i did, it's like there's some sort of conspiracy of silence. bes— sort of conspiracy of silence. met me— sort of conspiracy of silence. met me me— sort of conspiracy of silence. not no one is— sort of conspiracy of silence. not no one is saying asked a quesslsm— not no one is saying asked a question about— not no one is saying asked a question about saying no, it's mes— question about saying no, it's mes e— question about saying no, it's mss e be.— question about saying no, it's mss e be. eme— question about saying no, it's not a no. one is— question about saying no, it's not a no. one is behind this. no not a no. one is behind this. us me— not a no. one is behind this. be ls— not a no. one is behind this. no one is saying— not a no. one is behind this. no one is saying conspiracy. dan, it's not a conspiracy. it's called due process. no one is saying called due process. no one is sevmg elem-s— called due process. no one is saying don't discuss- called due process. no one is saying don't discuss it.- no one is saying don't discuss it. this is ble— saying don't discuss it. this is llle. vou— saying don't discuss it. this is like, you know,— saying don't discuss it. this is like, you know, journalism year, 1 like, you know, journalism year, r—vsu—

like, you know, journalism year, r—vsu vers- like, you know, journalism year, r—vsu well be. 1 degrees stuff. you wait. no no, no. that's— 1 degrees stuff. you wait. no no, no. that's it's- 1 degrees stuff. you wait. no no, no. c no, no. that's it's concealment . and no, i think that- no, no. c and no, i think that what . and no, i think that what mev-re— . and no, i think that what mev-re vbes— and no, i think that what they're what they are trying to do they're what they are trying to us ls— they're what they are trying to be ls lbev— they're what they are trying to be ls be they— they're what they are trying to do is they they follow your merrelsve — do is they they follow your narrative, john,— do is they they follow your narrative, john, that my uerrellve— narrative, john, that my narrative . _ narrative, john, that my narrative . no,- narrative, john, that my narrative . \rrir . narrative, john, that my narrative . \ri.r narrative, john, that my narrative . \rri.r narrative. no, it's not my narrative. no, it's not my narrative. it's called justice. it's called process . i know, but it's called process. i know, but i've got to object sometimes. if you say it's your narrative. well, it was your narrative a minute ago. it's everyone's seen ll. — minute ago. it's everyone's seen ll. us.— minute ago. it's everyone's seen it. no, nobody's trying to pretend . the that both pretend. the fact that you both don't is relevant or don't think it is relevant or not relevant . but mark, what? not relevant. but mark, what? of course it be wonderfully relevem— of course it be wonderfully relevem ls— of course it be wonderfully relevant is the— of course it be wonderfully relevant is the person who has tuss— relevant is the person who has lusl beem— relevant is the person who has just been arrested. suella, a wesl— just been arrested. suella, a west african migrant with a history of violence . you don't history of violence. you don't think that's relevant? well, do you know what suella? i am more than say it was than happy tonight to say it was absolutely for mark white absolutely right for mark white to be able to report that it's absolutely for viewers absolutely right for our viewers to have that information which has given to on has not been given to them on the or think it was the bbc or itv. i think it was all done incredibly responsibly. the bbc or itv. i think it was all d(word,:redibly responsibly. the bbc or itv. i think it was all d(word, amanda. iionsibly. the bbc or itv. i think it was all d(word, amanda. i just bly. the bbc or itv. i think it was all d(word, amanda. i just can't final word, amanda. i just can't get over final word, amanda. i just can't gel lbsse — final word, amanda. i just can't get over those pictures- final word, amanda. i just can't get over those pictures of- : ' : i just can't get over those pictures of that young— get over those pictures of that young boy-— get over those pictures of that young boy. l— get over those pictures of that young boy. i know that the i guess— young boy. i know that the i guess mev-re—

young boy. i know that the i guess they're facebook pictures eul— guess they're facebook pictures eml lblmgs. — guess they're facebook pictures and things. yeah,— guess they're facebook pictures and things. yeah, it's absolutely- and things. yeah, it's absolutely heartbreaking. absolutely— absolutely heartbreaking. absolutely heartbreaking. it cannot be allowed to continue to happen. amanda patel, john sergeant reid, thank you sergeant rebecca reid, thank you so coming up , sergeant rebecca reid, thank you so coming up, as this so much. but coming up, as this horrific incident in nottingham shocks the country , what does shocks the country, what does this developing story reveal about some of the dangers of our country's open borders? nigel farage joins me live to analyse shortly. but up next in the clash, prince harry has broken cover in the us for the first time since his courtroom qatar atrophy. but after that high court humiliation in his coronation, calamity and the spare embarrassment, should meghan stage an intervention and tell her has been husband, he's making a fool of himself. broadcast toomey, editor broadcast rebecca toomey, editor at large at mail on sunday. at large at the mail on sunday. charlotte and charlotte griffiths and columnist lee cohen do battle on that i want view. that next. but i want your view. it's thing, it's the most important thing, you i've been saying you know that. i've been saying it years really it for two years and i really do mean email dan at mean it. email me, dan at cbnnews.com tweet me using cbnnews.com or tweet me using the handle at gb news. our poll running near to clash running near to the clash straight the .

won't talk about if it's happening- _ won't talk about if it's happening. it's happening here. lvele— happening. it's happening here. vvele ub— happening. it's happening here. vvele up ss— happening. it's happening here. wake up to mornings . on nigel wake up to mornings. on nigel lereee— wake up to mornings. on nigel lereee sm— wake up to mornings. on nigel lerege on me— wake up to mornings. on nigel farage on the nottingham tragedy in farage on the nottingham tragedy lm tuss— farage on the nottingham tragedy lm lusl e— farage on the nottingham tragedy in just a moment.— farage on the nottingham tragedy in just a moment. _ farage on the nottingham tragedy in just a moment. �*" in just a moment. but first, the clash and prince harry qatar lonely figure during his first pubuc lonely figure during his first public appearance since his disaster phone hacking trial last week. the duke was snapped at the warrior games in san diego, which celebrates us veterans once again. his wife, meghan, was nowhere to be seen.

the latest example of meghan mia follows harry's solo trips to london, where he was humiliated at the coronation and in the high court and with the prince seemingly in self—destruct mode in dealing the horrific in dealing with the horrific consequences all consequences of his tell all memoir, does he need to be memoir, spare does he need to be stopped from destroying the sussexes shared brand? as sussexes shared brand? well, as i wrote in my mail online column, having thrown virtually every relative bus and every relative under the bus and cut himself off from most close friends his pre meghan era, friends from his pre meghan era, it the person it would seem the only person in the from the world who can save him from himself wife . so what do himself is his wife. so what do you think? should meghan markle stage an intervention and tell prince making prince harry's he's making a fool himself down at gb news fool of himself down at gb news .com. vote in our poll at gb news on twitter those results shortly battle this shortly but doing battle on this now. broadcaster now. the broadcaster and journalist toomey , journalist rebecca toomey, former congressional for former congressional staffer for the foreign affairs committee, lee the us and editor lee cohen from the us and editor at large at the mail. on sunday, charlotte griffiths so lee, it does feel like now meghan should step in right? well, you

does feel like now meghan should step in right ? well, you know, step in right? well, you know, tuss— step in right? well, you know, us when— step in right? well, you know, tusl vlem vou— step in right? well, you know, just when you think- " 37 well, you know, just when you think harry has burned— just when you think harry has bumel every— just when you think harry has burned every bridge, every boat eul— burned every bridge, every boat eml be— burned every bridge, every boat eml be be— burned every bridge, every boat and he he outdoes_ burned every bridge, every boat and he he outdoes himself and msrmellv— and he he outdoes himself and msrmellv e— and he he outdoes himself and normally a spouse— and he he outdoes himself and normally a spouse , particularly normally a spouse, particularly a normally a spouse, particularly e melle— normally a spouse, particularly e melle sevvv— normally a spouse, particularly a media savvy celebrity like lleebem— a media savvy celebrity like meghan markle— a media savvy celebrity like meghan markle well, one would evbess— meghan markle well, one would evbesl ber— meghan markle well, one would evbesl ber ls— meghan markle well, one would expect her to be— meghan markle well, one would expect her to be protective of ber— expect her to be protective of her husband.— expect her to be protective of her husband. but— expect her to be protective of her husband. but but perhaps mere— her husband. but but perhaps mere ee— her husband. but but perhaps there are some— her husband. but but perhaps there are some other things at less— there are some other things at leer. perbebs— there are some other things at foot, perhaps it's— there are some other things at foot, perhaps it's even dare i suggest— foot, perhaps it's even dare i suggesl vbel— foot, perhaps it's even dare i suggest what lady colin campbell and suggest what lady colin campbell eml sle— suggest what lady colin campbell and the duchess— suggest what lady colin campbell and the duchess sister samantha llerlle— and the duchess sister samantha llerlle. beve— and the duchess sister samantha markle, have suggested , that markle, have suggested, that berlebs— markle, have suggested, that berlebs mere— markle, have suggested, that perhaps there there is tension in perhaps there there is tension lm me— perhaps there there is tension in the marriage— perhaps there there is tension in the marriage ,_ perhaps there there is tension in the marriage , particularly in the marriage, particularly pess— in the marriage, particularly post coronation— in the marriage, particularly post coronation perhaps meghan feels— post coronation perhaps meghan leels mel— post coronation perhaps meghan feels that she's— post coronation perhaps meghan feels that she's extracted all of me— feels that she's extracted all of the benefits— feels that she's extracted all of the benefits from the royal lemllv— of the benefits from the royal lemllv mel— of the benefits from the royal family that she— of the benefits from the royal family that she can be extracted all family that she can be extracted ell me— family that she can be extracted all the benefits— family that she can be extracted all the benefits from her busbeml-s— all the benefits from her husband's country. the united llmglsm— husband's country. the united llmglsm mel— husband's country. the united kingdom that she can, and even berbebs— kingdom that she can, and even perhaps extracted— kingdom that she can, and even perhaps extracted all the bemellls— perhaps extracted all the benefits from _ perhaps extracted all the benefits from her husband blmsell — benefits from her husband himself. okay— benefits from her husband himself. okay - benefits from her husband himself. okay lattice himself. okay well, charlotte griffiths, firstly, i mean , you griffiths, firstly, i mean, you look, you're a big royal scoop

breaker at the mail on sunday. what are you hearing at the moment the state the moment about the state of the relationship between harry and meghan? think meghan? and do you think that could play part in could potentially play a part in why have almost why she seems to have almost just allowed harry to make a fool of himself on a grand scale ? well, i'm hearing many of the same rumours that— 7’ well, i'm hearing many of the same rumours that you are, which is same rumours that you are, which ls mel— same rumours that you are, which ls mes mere— same rumours that you are, which is that there is— same rumours that you are, which is that there is a— same rumours that you are, which is that there is a very unusual emsum— is that there is a very unusual emsum sl— is that there is a very unusual amount of distance between them at amount of distance between them es me— amount of distance between them es the mem— amount of distance between them at the moment. but— amount of distance between them at the moment. but i hate to sell— at the moment. but i hate to sell you— at the moment. but i hate to lell vsu mls— at the moment. but i hate to tell you this, i— at the moment. but i hate to tell you this, i think that llegbem— tell you this, i think that lleglem ls— tell you this, i think that meghan is behind some of these slemgers— meghan is behind some of these slemgers lelelv.— meghan is behind some of these clangers lately. i— meghan is behind some of these clangers lately. i mean, who can forget— clangers lately. i mean, who can lsrgel mel— clangers lately. i mean, who can lsrgel mes ser— clangers lately. i mean, who can forget that car crash statement mel— forget that car crash statement mes-llegvll— forget that car crash statement that megxit fingerprints that had megxit fingerprints all ver—sbese - that had megxit fingerprints all over—chase? that. over it? the car chase? that vvesm-l — over it? the car chase? that veer-slumb— over it? the car chase? that wasn't. think we're wasn't. i think what we're seeing. yeah, what we're seeing. yeah, i think what we're seelmg— seeing. yeah, i think what we're seelmg ls— seeing. yeah, i think what we're seelmg ls me— 3 yeah, i think what we're seeing is the intervention know lbls— seeing is the intervention know lblslllegbem— seeing is the intervention know this meghan helping harry not this is meghan helping harry not to this is meghan helping harry not ls mele— this is meghan helping harry not ls mele e— this is meghan helping harry not to make a fool— this is meghan helping harry not to make a fool of— this is meghan helping harry not to make a fool of himself. unfortunately— to make a fool of himself. unfortunately it's obviously gsme— unfortunately it's obviously gsme verv— unfortunately it's obviously gone very badly wrong . and you gone very badly wrong. and you mew.— gone very badly wrong. and you know,-advisors_ gone very badly wrong. and you know,-advisors ,_ gone very badly wrong. and you know, advisors , her new team know, her advisors, her new team of know, her advisors, her new team sl us— know, her advisors, her new team sl us elvlsers— know, her advisors, her new team of us advisers are— know, her advisors, her new team of us advisers are very much beblml— of us advisers are very much beblml bls— of us advisers are very much behind his actions lately. i elem-l— behind his actions lately. i mean, don't think for a minute lbel— mean, don't think for a minute lbel-ssugb— mean, don't think for a minute lbel-ssugb sull- mean, don't think for a minute that cough spit decision that every cough spit decision lllgbl— that every cough spit decision lllgbl ls— that every cough spit decision lllgll ls ell— that every cough spit decision flight is all run— that every cough spit decision flight is all run past meghan, ll— flight is all run past meghan, ll lbev— flight is all run past meghan, even if they are— flight is all run past meghan, even if they are having difficulties,— even if they are having difficulties, difficulties in lbelr— difficulties, difficulties in their marriage , i mean, they are

their marriage, i mean, they are sllll— their marriage, i mean, they are sllll merrlel— their marriage, i mean, they are still married and— their marriage, i mean, they are still married and she is still verv— still married and she is still vem-leeler- still married and she is still very-leader of- still married and she is still. very-leader of team very much the leader of team susse— very much the leader of team susse .— very much the leader of team sussex . always— very much the leader of team sussex . always right sussex. always has been right lrsm— sussex. always has been right mem-verv— sussex. always has been right from very beginning and you from the very beginning and you mew.— from the very beginning and you knew. l— from the very beginning and you knew. l lblml— from the very beginning and you know, i think this— from the very beginning and you know, i think this is the intervention.— know, i think this is the intervention. i- know, i think this is the intervention. i just don't think it's intervention. i just don't think ll-s gsmg— intervention. i just don't think ll-s gslmg-vell- intervention. i just don't think it's going-well. - intervention. i just don't think it's going well . it's going very well. but lebesse— it's going very well. but rebecca, surely she should be seen that this isn't working out for her husband and i actually wonder, rebecca, if she has some sort of strategy going on here, like the week of her husband is. the stronger and more powerful she is no , dad, come on. this is she is no, dad, come on. this is this is she is no, dad, come on. this is llls ls gelllmg— she is no, dad, come on. this is this is getting just— she is no, dad, come on. this is this is getting just more- jrir: lift" this is this is getting just more and more pantomime each single time. semebsv— more pantomime each single time. semebsv evem— more pantomime each single time. somehow even when meghan's not in somehow even when meghan's not lm lbe— somehow even when meghan's not lm lbe blame.— somehow even when meghan's not in the picture, she's— somehow even when meghan's not in the picture, she's not at the ssrsmellsm. — in the picture, she's not at the coronation. she's— in the picture, she's not at the coronation. she's not at court vllb— coronation. she's not at court vllb blm — coronation. she's not at court with him somehow. what? she's beblml— with him somehow. what? she's beblml lbe— with him somehow. what? she's behind the scenes,— with him somehow. what? she's behind the scenes, puppeteering evervlllmg— behind the scenes, puppeteering evervlllmg .— behind the scenes, puppeteering evervlllmg . l— behind the scenes, puppeteering everything . i know. that's the everything. i know. that's the merrellve— everything. i know. that's the narrative. people— everything. i know. that's the narrative. people like to have vllb—l- narrative. people like to have vllb—l lusl- narrative. people like to have| with—i just think with meghan. but i just think it's with meghan. but i just think ll-s-e— with meghan. but i just think ll-s-e bll— with meghan. but i just think it's a bit ridiculous it's getting a bit ridiculous now because— it's getting a bit ridiculous now because she's not even in lbe— now because she's not even in lbe-eul— now because she's not even in the-and suddenly- now because she's not even in the and suddenly she's the picture and suddenly she's respsrrslble— the picture and suddenly she's responsible for— the picture and suddenly she's responsible for a— the picture and suddenly she's responsible for a of this. responsible for a lot of this. all— responsible for a lot of this. bumbleb— responsible for a lot of this. i and ithink,-people responsible for a lot of this. l and ithink,-people , responsible for a lot of this. . andlthink,-people , i and i think, you know, people, i believe think that she believe wrongly think that she corrupted perfect prince and corrupted our perfect prince and then really, if we're going along that of thought, she along that train of thought, she shouldn't interfering

shouldn't be interfering now, shouldn't be interfering now, should she's actually, should she? she's actually, i lblml—sulsrvl think listening to the outcry eul— think listening to the outcry eml—lbem- think listening to the outcry and _them she and the dislike of them and she is and the dislike of them and she ls-besl— and the dislike of them and she ls-besl eul— and the dislike of them and she is-back and she- and the dislike of them and she is-back and she is- is stepping back and she is lelllmg— is stepping back and she is lelllmg uerrv— is stepping back and she is letting harry be at the centre of letting harry be at the centre sl-slsrv. — letting harry be at the centre sl-slsrv. l— letting harry be at the centre of-story. i think- letting harry be at the centre of story. i think that's of the story. i think that's esluellv— of the story. i think that's esluellv e— of the story. i think that's actually a very- of the story. i think that's actually a very clever move of llegbem — actually a very clever move of meghan. -think- actually a very clever move ofi meghan. -think-you meghan. and i think she's, you mew.— meghan. and i think she's, you. mem—supperllve know, massively been supportive to know, massively been supportive ls—sbe-s— know, massively been supportive to_she's letting. to him. i think she's letting him him because his him do this for him because his case against, you know, the mirror is really, i think, very much sort of, you know, much him sort of, you know, being his mother and being loyal to his mother and trying avenge her death . oh, trying to avenge her death. oh, come rebecca. i mean , trying to avenge her death. oh,l come-rebecca. i mean , diana come on, rebecca. i mean, diana bel— come on, rebecca. i mean, diana bel ss— come on, rebecca. i mean, diana bed so memv— come on, rebecca. i mean, diana had so many personal relationships with the mirror mevsbepers— relationships with the mirror newspapers and lots of other tsumellsls. — newspapers and lots of other tsumellsls. l— newspapers and lots of other journalists. i mean , he's he's journalists. i mean, he's he's tag.— journalists. i mean, he's he's lee. lsm-l— journalists. i mean, he's he's lee. lsm-l be.— journalists. i mean, he's he's lee, isn't he, adopting a false merrellvee— lee, isn't he, adopting a false narrative? he's— lee, isn't he, adopting a false narrative? he's adopting a false lmbresslsm— narrative? he's adopting a false lmbresslsm sl— narrative? he's adopting a false impression of his— narrative? he's adopting a false impression of his mother. and esluellv— impression of his mother. and esluellv .— impression of his mother. and actually , shouldn't lee meghan actually, shouldn't lee meghan be lbe— actually, shouldn't lee meghan be lbe sme— actually, shouldn't lee meghan be lbe ls— actually, shouldn't lee meghan be the one to step— actually, shouldn't lee meghan be the one to step in? because, lesb— be the one to step in? because, lssl. lel— be the one to step in? because, lssl. lel me— be the one to step in? because, look, let me tell— be the one to step in? because, look, let me tell you something ebsul— look, let me tell you something ebsul llegbem— look, let me tell you something about meghan knew what about meghan markle. i knew what this about meghan markle. i knew what lbls—llle— about meghan markle. i knew what lbls—llle vbem- about meghan markle. i knew what this—like when .wasj about meghan markle. i knew what ticelebrity like when was about meghan markle. i knew what ticelebrity before ke when was about meghan markle. i knew what ticelebrity before she vhen was about meghan markle. i knew what ticelebrity before she entered was a celebrity before she entered the a celebrity before she entered lbe level— a celebrity before she entered lbe level-rm- a celebrity before she entered the royal i'm sure the royal family. i'm sure sberlslle— the royal family. i'm sure charlotte -will- the royal family. i'm sure charlotte -will me charlotte griffiths will back me up charlotte griffiths will back me “p--_ charlotte griffiths will back me ub-. llegbem— charlotte griffiths will back me up . meghan markle was up on this. meghan markle was the up on this. meghan markle was lbe-sellmg— up on this. meghan markle was lbe-selllmg ub— up on this. meghan markle was the-calling up the- up on this. meghan markle was the calling up the paparazzi up on this. meghan markle was tioh, calling up the paparazzi up on this. meghan markle was tioh, calli'm up the paparazzi up on this. meghan markle was tioh, calli'm up thetoaparazzi up on this. meghan markle was tioh, calli'm up theto be razzi up on this. meghan markle was tioh, calli'm up theto be atzi . oh, hello. i'm going to be at lbe— . oh, hello. i'm going to be at lbe sele— . oh, hello. i'm going to be at the soho hotel. _ . oh, hello. i'm going to be at the soho hotel. can you come and lele—me— the soho hotel. can you come and lele—me vbem- the soho hotel. can you come and lele—me vbem l- take a picture of me when i e— take a picture of me when i ebb.— take a picture of me when i arrive ? oh. oh.— take a picture of me when i arrive ? oh. oh. i'm going to arrive? oh. oh. i'm going to mm— arrive? oh. oh. i'm going to lele sul— arrive? oh. oh. i'm going to lele sul e— arrive? oh. oh. i'm going to take out a showbiz columnist for

llmer— take out a showbiz columnist for llmer .— take out a showbiz columnist for llmer . lbls— take out a showbiz columnist for dinner . this was— take out a showbiz columnist for dinner . this was a— take out a showbiz columnist for dinner. this was a friend of mme— dinner. this was a friend of mine, actually,— dinner. this was a friend of mine, actually, hind, one dinner. this was a friend of micharlottelly, hind, one dinner. this was a friend of micharlotte griffiths hind, one of charlotte griffiths colleague. - of charlotte griffiths colleague. and beg to write colleague. and beg her to write a colleague. and beg her to write e slem— colleague. and beg her to write e slsrv ebsul— colleague. and beg her to write a story about ashley cole , the a story about ashley cole, the rebel— a story about ashley cole, the football lover— a story about ashley cole, the football lover ,_ a story about ashley cole, the football lover , wanting to go football lover, wanting to go sul— football lover, wanting to go sul vllb— football lover, wanting to go sul vllb me— football lover, wanting to go out with me. i— football lover, wanting to go out with me. i mean , lee, isn't out with me. i mean, lee, isn't it out with me. i mean, lee, isn't ll esluellv— out with me. i mean, lee, isn't it actually meghan's responsibility to educate harry ebsul— responsibility to educate harry ebsul lbe— responsibility to educate harry about the reality— responsibility to educate harry about the reality of the media? vell— about the reality of the media? vvell l-m— about the reality of the media? well i'm afraid— about the reality of the media? well i'm afraid i— about the reality of the media? well i'm afraid i disagree emllrelv— well i'm afraid i disagree entirely with— well i'm afraid i disagree entirely with what rebecca said . llegbem— entirely with what rebecca said . lleglem es— entirely with what rebecca said . meghan, as we— entirely with what rebecca said . meghan, as we know- entirely with what rebecca said . meghan, as we know and as you've just pointed out, is ruthless . she leaves nothing to ruthless. she leaves nothing to chance and if she had chosen to do so, she could have intervened to save harry a great deal of grief because he clings to her. meghan does her homework. she leaves nothing to chance. she wouldn't have lame arguments and contradict herself in court. she sets the rules and chooses the interviewers. not that harry could choose the lawyers in court. he put himself in a different venue. okay, rebecca, bev— different venue. okay, rebecca, bsv ls— different venue. okay, rebecca, bsv ls vou— different venue. okay, rebecca, how do you respond— different venue. okay, rebecca, how do you respond to- r: �*"�*"ri;”ri; okay, rebecca, how do you respond to that? i lbml— how do you respond to that? i lbml l— how do you respond to that? i think i think— how do you respond to that? i think i think this— how do you respond to that? i think i think this is getting, llle— think i think this is getting, llle l— think i think this is getting, llle l sell.— think i think this is getting, like i said, a— think i think this is getting, like i said, a bit— think i think this is getting, like i said, a bit ridiculous in llel— like i said, a bit ridiculous in lbel berm— like i said, a bit ridiculous in lbel uerrv ls— like i said, a bit ridiculous in that harry is his— like i said, a bit ridiculous in that harry is his own person. lelsre— that harry is his own person. before le— that harry is his own person. before he even— that harry is his own person.

before he even met- that harry is his own person. before he even met meghan , he before he even met meghan, he was a very strong character. can remember how much, know, he remember how much, you know, he pushed serving his pushed to be serving with his men, know, his country. men, you know, for his country. he sort of, you know, he wasn't sort of, you know, hiding behind things. was hiding behind things. he was like way , way, way like that way, way, way before he meghan. just he met meghan. it's just everybody pivoting everybody wants to keep pivoting to meghan for everything to blaming meghan for everything because adored prince harry because we adored prince harry so and all feel betrayed so much and we all feel betrayed by i understand that. by him. and i understand that. but meghan but we can't keep blaming meghan for because god for everything because god forbid they did break up, forbid if they did break up, i don't change don't think harry would change at think we'd just at all. i think we'd just be like, actually this like, oh, actually this was how it behind the it wasn't all. meghan behind the scenes. he was her it wasn't all. meghan behind the scenes . he was her ticket out scenes. he was her ticket out ell— scenes. he was her ticket out ell be— scenes. he was her ticket out ell be lelgs— scenes. he was her ticket out and he hangs on— t he was her ticket out and he hangs on her every word ell— and he hangs on her every word ell sellv— and he hangs on her every word ell sadlvr le— and he hangs on her every word and sadly, he seems lost without her:— and sadly, he seems lost without ber. elmssl— and sadly, he seems lost without ber. elmssl es— and sadly, he seems lost without her, almost as he— and sadly, he seems lost without her, almost as he did . exactly. her, almost as he did. exactly. aru— her, almost as he did. exactly. and charlotte— her, almost as he did. exactly. and charlotte ,_ her, almost as he did. exactly. and charlotte , i'm— her, almost as he did. exactly. and charlotte , i'm not- her, almost as he did. exactly. and charlotte , i'm not being and charlotte, i'm not being unfair, am i, about what meghan used to be like? so she could actually tell prince harry, look, there's this war with the media and it's actually not really making sense because i used to do all of those things all the time. most celebrities want to be written about , yeah, want to be written about, yeah, totally. and she went out for a lull— totally. and she went out for a lull vllb— totally. and she went out for a drink with piers— and she went out for a drink with piers morgan. don't lsrgel— drink with piers morgan. don't forget-nemesis.- drink with piers morgan. don't forget nemesis. and drink with piers morgan. don't forget still nemesis. and drink with piers morgan. don't forget still reallynemesis. and drink with piers morgan. don't forgetstill really innesis. and drink with piers morgan. don't forget still really in touch and drink with piers morgan. don't forget still really in touch with she's still really in touch with

gulle— she's still really in touch with gulle e— quite a lot of us showbiz commentator— quite a lot of us showbiz commentator one quite a lot of us showbiz commentator-one best commentator was one of her best lrlells— commentator was one of her best lrlemls ls— commentator was one of her best friends, is that— commentator was one of her best friends, is that commentator sellel— friends, is that commentator called lainey.— friends, is that commentator called lainey. you know ? do called lainey. do you know? do you— called lainey. do you know? do you mov— called lainey. do you know? do you mew-all— called lainey. do you know? do you know-and so- called lainey. do you know? do you know-and so i- called lainey. do you know? do you know and so i think you know her? and so i think sbe-s— you know her? and so i think sbe-s-gsl— you know her? and so i think sbe-s-gsl e— you know her? and so i think she's got a relationship she's still got a relationship vllb— with the media personally. and yet with the media personally. and vel-wells— with the media personally. and vel-wells ls - with the media personally. and yet-wants to do- with the media personally. and yet-wants to do it- with the media personally. and yet wants to do it on yet but she wants to do it on ber— yet but she wants to do it on be lerms— yet but she wants to do it on her terms with— yet but she wants to do it on her terms with her always, elvevs—llell her terms with her always,i always—that she always problems is that she llmls— always problems is that she lbmls sle— always problems is that she thinks she she— always problems is that she thinks she she can tell harry bev— thinks she she can tell harry bsv ls— thinks she she can tell harry bsv ls be— thinks she she can tell harry how to be royal.— thinks she she can tell harry how to be royal. harry actually is how to be royal. harry actually ls revel— how to be royal. harry actually ls revel. ss— how to be royal. harry actually ls revel. so be— how to be royal. harry actually is royal. so he was— how to be royal. harry actually is royal. so he was i mean, he esl— is royal. so he was i mean, he esl lslellv— is royal. so he was i mean, he wasn't totally lacking in llseslers— wasn't totally lacking in disasters,-he - wasn't totally lacking in disasters, he did vaguely disasters, but he did vaguely mov— disasters, but he did vaguely mew-le— disasters, but he did vaguely mew-be es- disasters, but he did vaguely know he was doing . they know what he was doing. they sbelgel— know what he was doing. they changed-whole- know what he was doing. they changed whole strategy. changed their whole strategy. vvbel— changed their whole strategy. when—sl- changed their whole strategy. lvbel—sl lbe l changed their whole strategy.- when_on the scene. when meghan came on the scene. all— when meghan came on the scene. all ll— when meghan came on the scene. all ll lesl-l— when meghan came on the scene. all ll lesl-l ll— when meghan came on the scene. and it hasn't it hasn't worked. it and it hasn't it hasn't worked. ll been-l— and it hasn't it hasn't worked. ll lesn-l-l— and it hasn't it hasn't worked. it hasn't-i couldn't- it hasn't worked. i couldn't agree griffiths. agree more. charlotte griffiths. lee toomey. lee cohen. rebecca toomey. fascinating discussion, but who do with? should meghan do you agree with? should meghan tell harry he's making tell prince harry he's making a fool of himself? diane writes meghan. meghan like we did there, has probably been behind it all, goading and pushing him. i both need fade i think they both need to fade into now. alastair into obscurity now. alastair writes, no, he should be left to completely himself completely ridicule himself to the no and from the point of no return. and from kim, twitter. if she kim, this is via twitter. if she loved might. but if loved him, she might. but if truth she's probably truth be told, she's probably relishing failings. relishing in harry's failings. it's the heat off her at it's taking the heat off her at least . and your verdict is now least. and your verdict is now in. split decision. oh, in. it's a split decision. oh,

this is interesting. five, 5% of you think meghan should intervene. staged an intervention, told prince harry's got this totally wrong. he's making a fool himself. he's making a fool of himself. 45% she should butt 45% of you think she should butt out coming snaring left out now. coming up, snaring left wing critics said news wing critics said gb news wouldn't last a year, but today we celebrate our second birthday. and i'm going to be joined. i cannot wait for this by colleagues, by my brilliant colleagues, nigel as we nigel dubois and nana as we reflect roller coaster 24 reflect on a roller coaster 24 months. but next, as a migrant with a violent background goes on the rampage in nottingham, killing three, what does the shocking story reveal about the dangers of our country's open borders ? farage lviv straight borders? farage lviv straight after the .

on gb news, the people's . on gb news, the people's. channel what the farage time now . usu— channel what the farage time now . usv ell— channel what the farage time now , now and britain— " what the farage time now , now and britain awoke to sllllmg— , now and britain awoke to chilling scenes— , now and britain awoke to chilling scenes this morning as lelells— chilling scenes this morning as lelells legen— chilling scenes this morning as details began to— chilling scenes this morning as details began to emerge of a slslerrmg— details began to emerge of a sickening attack— details began to emerge of a sickening attack on innocent membes— sickening attack on innocent membes sl— sickening attack on innocent members of the— sickening attack on innocent members of the public that left lbree— members of the public that left three victims— members of the public that left three victims dead in the umversllv— three victims dead in the university city- three victims dead in the university city of nottingham 219 university city of nottingham zlb veer— university city of nottingham zrl veer ell— university city of nottingham 219 year old students and a man in 219 year old students and a man m lls— 219 year old students and a man m bls bo— 219 year old students and a man m bls so were— 219 year old students and a man in his 50 were slaughtered by a 31 in his 50 were slaughtered by a ll veer— in his 50 were slaughtered by a ll veer ell— in his 50 were slaughtered by a ll veer ell m— in his 50 were slaughtered by a 31 year old in the— in his 50 were slaughtered by a 31 year old in the early hours of 31 year old in the early hours el llls— 31 year old in the early hours of this morning,— 31 year old in the early hours of this morning, with three more vlsllms— of this morning, with three more victims recovering— of this morning, with three more victims recovering in hospital. of this morning, with three more victiwest covering in hospital. of this morning, with three more victiwest african] in hospital. of this morning, with three more victiwest african migrantrital. of this morning, with three more victiwest african migrant who gb the west african migrant who gb nevs— the west african migrant who gb uevs les— the west african migrant who gb news has reported,— the west african migrant who gb news has reported, has a history of news has reported, has a history el vlelelse— news has reported, has a history of violence and _ news has reported, has a history of violence and used both a mle— of violence and used both a mlle ell— of violence and used both a mlle ell e— of violence and used both a knife and a stolen truck as eels— knife and a stolen truck as veelelsllbe— knife and a stolen truck as weapons the barbaric attacks. weapons in the barbaric attacks. so weapons in the barbaric attacks. se ulgel— weapons in the barbaric attacks. se ulgel vllb— weapons in the barbaric attacks. so nigel, with the— weapons in the barbaric attacks. so nigel, with the suspect's lmmlgrellel— so nigel, with the suspect's immigration record and criminal blslerv— immigration record and criminal blslerv llls— immigration record and criminal history btec really going to be in

history btec really going to be m lbe— history btec really going to be in the spotlight— history btec really going to be in the spotlight .— history btec really going to be in the spotlight . terrified in the spotlight. terrified lrlls— in the spotlight. terrified brits rightly— in the spotlight. terrified brits rightly ask , even if we're brits rightly ask, even if we're sele— brits rightly ask, even if we're sele err— brits rightly ask, even if we're safe on our streets . mime safe on our streets. well, of course we're not. we haven't been for a very, very long time. i mean, you know, and this affects, by the way, all strata of i mean , the wealthy of society. i mean, the wealthy in now don't wear a watch in london now don't wear a watch . don't walk around the smart parts of chelsea or kensington wearing a watch or you'll get bashed over the head with a pipe with lead in the end of it. and you watch next for the super wealthy , they are now followed wealthy, they are now followed home from smart london restaurants. and as they put the key in the door, the door gets pushed in. so this affects everybody, rich or poor , everybody, rich or poor, wherever they are. you think london's bad pro—rata, there's more knife crime in birmingham than there is in london. so we have a very, very major problem that exists already . and the that exists already. and the argument, of course, is we shouldn't be adding to it by allowing in large numbers of undocumented young males ,

undocumented young males, particularly when isis boasted they boasted de—man in 2015 and they boasted de—man in 2015 and they would use the mediterranean as a means of getting their operatives into europe, something that i think gets forgotten too all easily. what has happened in nottingham is ghastly , utterly ghastly in ghastly, utterly ghastly in every way . but something else ghastly, utterly ghastly in every way. but something else is going on here. gb news was the first through martin daubney to have video this morning of what was happening. gb news was the first of all the news channels to identify that it was a west african migrant with a history of violence , and the other of violence, and the other channels still aren't really saying that . the police just say saying that. the police just say it's a suspect. nottinghamshire police have put out a tweet showing wrong hand with a handcuff on it, a white arm with a handcuff on it, saying we've arrested someone and anybody with any information , please with any information, please come forward when the description is there was a 31 year old with dreadlocks and

with rather darker skin was what are the establishment trying to hide? why do the police call this person a suspect ? why do this person a suspect? why do the nottinghamshire police put out a symbol that it's a white person ? what is going on here? person? what is going on here? well, i'll tell you what's going on here. they do not want a full debate bit about who we might be letting into our country. and by the way , we're letting in some the way, we're letting in some very fine people , too. and, you very fine people, too. and, you know, nobody here is attempting to scapegoat . that's always the to scapegoat. that's always the cheap, lazy left wing response. what are saying is that those what we are saying is that those that come into our country have to be checked. we have to know who they are or they must not be able to stay . we've built up for able to stay. we've built up for ourselves enormous problem. ourselves an enormous problem. the police have virtually abdicated the streets in many, many areas. punishments don't fit the crime and we're not we're not in a good place. no indeed. but look , it's been a indeed. but look, it's been a huge— indeed. but look, it's been a luge es— indeed. but look, it's been a luge lev— indeed. but look, it's been a luge lev .— 3: but look, it's been a huge news day , nigel. and huge news day, nigel. and semellmg— huge news day, nigel. and something seism which you sveel— something seism which you covered live— something seism which you covered live during your show

lelev— covered live during your show lelev. elm— covered live during your show today. 45th president of the melee— today. 45th president of the united states— today. 45th president of the united states .— today. 45th president of the united states . your friend united states. your friend belell— united states. your friend donald trump— united states. your friend donald trump has tonight become the donald trump has tonight become lbe llrsl— donald trump has tonight become lbe llrsl us— donald trump has tonight become the first us president to face lelerel— the first us president to face federal charges— the first us president to face federal charges as he appeared at federal charges as he appeared el lbe— federal charges as he appeared at the wilkie_ federal charges as he appeared at the wilkie d— federal charges as he appeared at the wilkie d ferguson junior seurlbeuse— at the wilkie d ferguson junior seurlbeuse m— at the wilkie d ferguson junior courthouse in miami. he pled not gulllv— courthouse in miami. he pled not gulllv le— courthouse in miami. he pled not gulllv le sl— courthouse in miami. he pled not guilty to 37 charges— courthouse in miami. he pled not guilty to 37 charges of lllegellv— guilty to 37 charges of illegally keeping top secret llles— illegally keeping top secret llles eller— illegally keeping top secret files after he— illegally keeping top secret files after he left the white ueuse — files after he left the white house, some of— files after he left the white house, some of which carry a serrlerrse el— house, some of which carry a serrlerrse el ul— house, some of which carry a sentence of up to— house, some of which carry a sentence of up to 20 years. now, he sentence of up to 20 years. now, be lell— sentence of up to 20 years. now, be lell lbe— sentence of up to 20 years. now, he left the court— sentence of up to 20 years. now, he left the court with no conditions— he left the court with no conditions or— he left the court with no conditions or travel restrictions- conditions or travel restrictions and no cash bond regulrel— restrictions and no cash bond was required. these are the live llslures— was required. these are the live llslures el— was required. these are the live pictures of him— was required. these are the live pictures of him about to enter the pictures of him about to enter lbe llebe— pictures of him about to enter lbe llebe bev— pictures of him about to enter the plane now. and i guess ulgel— the plane now. and i guess ulgel lb— the plane now. and i guess nigel, in true— the plane now. and i guess nigel, in true donald style, be-s— nigel, in true donald style, he's actually— nigel, in true donald style, he's actually managed to turn a courtroom appearance into a bit of courtroom appearance into a bit el e— courtroom appearance into a bit el e lubllsllv— courtroom appearance into a bit of a publicity opportunity using the of a publicity opportunity using lbe sese— of a publicity opportunity using lbe es— of a publicity opportunity using the case as an— of a publicity opportunity using the case as an opportunity to besl— the case as an opportunity to besl e— the case as an opportunity to host a candlelit_ the case as an opportunity to host a candlelit fundraising evem — host a candlelit fundraising evem lusl— host a candlelit fundraising event. just hours after he leeves— event. just hours after he leaves court.— event. just hours after he leaves court. so i mean, look, ulgel— leaves court. so i mean, look, ulgel. veu— leaves court. so i mean, look, ulgel. veu sen-l— leaves court. so i mean, look, nigel, you can't keep him down. i nigel, you can't keep him down. l lbml— nigel, you can't keep him down. l lblbl ll-s— nigel, you can't keep him down. i think it's fair— nigel, you can't keep him down. i think it's fair to— nigel, you can't keep him down. i think it's fair to say he is mere— i think it's fair to say he is lbere ls— i think it's fair to say he is lbere ls be— i think it's fair to say he is there is no event that he can't lum— there is no event that he can't lum mle— there is no event that he can't turn into reality— there is no event that he can't turn into reality tv . ri; vs“ turn into reality tv. he is an ebselule— turn into reality tv. he is an absolute master of that . i've absolute master of that. i've seen him done. i've been with him when you know the weight of

the world on his shoulders . him when you know the weight of the world on his shoulders. um and you know what he's never down for very long. he he is a complete warrior in the true sense of that word. he puts up with it, he fights back. and i mean, look, you know, hillary clinton had downloaded to her private server all sorts of confidential documents. and before she gave the laptop to the fbi , wiped it clean . i mean the fbi, wiped it clean. i mean , you know, maybe maybe de trump has made some clerical errors. i don't know . but what is going on don't know. but what is going on is astonishing. i mean, not only is astonishing. i mean, not only is astonishing. i mean, not only is a former president facing a criminal court trial, you know, nixon was i mean, nixon, what nixon was i mean, nixon, what nixon did was wrong. but ford decided that a pardon was the right thing to do . what hillary right thing to do. what hillary clinton did was wrong. you know what? donald trump could have pushed, but he didn't he didn't he didn't do it. it's not a

dignified thing to do. and yet what they're doing here is not just going after a former president, but going after a president, but going after a president ideal candidate . so, president ideal candidate. so, look, the whole thing the whole thing just looks fixed at every level . the base, of course, will level. the base, of course, will be ever more convinced that he's being victimised and he's the right man to back. and i'm a friend of his and i'm backing him all the way. make no absolutely no mistake or no bones my side. bones about that from my side. and course , now, of course. and of course, now, of course. and of course, now, of course. and president from and he could be president from lrlseb— and he could be president from lrlseb-lbel— and he could be president from lrlseb-lbel ls- and he could be president from prison-that is how- and he could be president from prison that is how the prison because that is how the us prison because that is how the us verbs— prison because that is how the us verbs ebe— prison because that is how the us works and god— prison because that is how the us works and god bless the usa. but us works and god bless the usa. lul leek.— us works and god bless the usa. lul leeb ulgel— us works and god bless the usa. but look, nigel, stand by. but look, nigel, do stand by. l-m— but look, nigel, do stand by. m gemg— but look, nigel, do stand by. m gemg le— but look, nigel, do stand by. m gemg le be— but look, nigel, do stand by. i'm going to be coming back to you— i'm going to be coming back to veullusl— i'm going to be coming back to you-justlmoment- i'm going to be coming back to you just moment and i'll you in just a moment and i'll evllem— you in just a moment and i'll explain—but- you in just a moment and i'll explain—but also| explain why shortly. but also semmg— explain why shortly. but also semmg-lerls- explain why shortly. but also coming borisjohnson explain why shortly. but also coming boris johnson vows coming up, as boris johnson vows ,_..g_ coming up, as boris johnson vows ,_..g evels- coming up, as boris johnson vows ,_..g evels be- coming up, as boris johnson vows ,_and reveals he is. , i'll be back and reveals he is elreelv— , i'll be back and reveals he is already planning— , i'll be back and reveals he is already planning political , i'll be back and reveals he is alreadyshouldng political , i'll be back and reveals he is alreadyshould his political , i'll be back and reveals he is alreadyshould his toryitical , i'll be back and reveals he is alreadyshould his tory allies return. should his tory allies seblmue— return. should his tory allies sebllbue le— return. should his tory allies continue to fight— return. should his tory allies continue to fight against the lebgeree— continue to fight against the kangaroo court— continue to fight against the kangaroo court privileges semmlllee— kangaroo court privileges committee due to be published tomorrow, potentially early, lesllle— tomorrow, potentially early, despite-threat- tomorrow, potentially early, despite threat of sanctions despite the threat of sanctions by westminster's_ despite the threat of sanctions by westminster's thought police, my by westminster's thought police, mv-lebel— by westminster's thought police, my-panel-debatel by westminster's thought police, my shortly. panel debate by westminster's thought police, my shortly. butiel debate by westminster's thought police, my shortly. but next, debate by westminster's thought police, my shortly. but next, leftlbate that shortly. but next, left vlbg— that shortly. but next, left vmg srllls— that shortly. but next, left wing critic said— that shortly. but next, left wing critic said gb news veullb-l— wing critic said gb news wouldn't last— wing critic said gb news wouldn't last year. but wouldn't last a year. but leblgbl— wouldn't last a year. but lerlgbl ve— wouldn't last a year. but tonight we celebrate our second

blrlblev— tonight we celebrate our second blrlblev lev— tonight we celebrate our second birthday day. and— tonight we celebrate our second birthday day. and i'm going to be lelbel— birthday day. and i'm going to be temel by— birthday day. and i'm going to be temel by mv— birthday day. and i'm going to be joined by my brilliant selleegues— be joined by my brilliant colleagues who just be joined by my brilliant colleagues who .just him colleagues who you just saw him lbere.— colleagues who you just saw him there,-alongside- colleagues who you just saw him there, alongside michelle there, nigel, alongside michelle bevberrv— there, nigel, alongside michelle bevberrv-alue- there, nigel, alongside michelle dewberry-akua as- there, nigel, alongside michelle dewberry akua as we dewberry and nana akua as we rellesl— dewberry and nana akua as we rellesl eb— dewberry and nana akua as we rellesl eb e— dewberry and nana akua as we reflect on a roller— dewberry and nana akua as we reflect on a roller coaster, 24 membs— reflect on a roller coaster, 24 months, don't— reflect on a roller coaster, 24 months, don't go— reflect on a roller coaster, 24 months, don't go anywhere .

oh, i'm excited about this. were— oh, i'm excited about this. were ebeul— oh, i'm excited about this. we're about to— oh, i'm excited about this. we're about to mark an occasion. rrelv— we're about to mark an occasion. llebv lell— we're about to mark an occasion. many folk predicted would never belleb— many folk predicted would never belleb lerlgbl— many folk predicted would never happen tonight it— many folk predicted would never happen tonight it is gb news esl— happen tonight it is gb news second birthday— happen tonight it is gb news second birthday and after mlllellv— second birthday and after initially being— second birthday and after initially being laughed off as a lele— initially being laughed off as a lele .— initially being laughed off as a lele . lbe— initially being laughed off as a joke , the establishment media joke, the establishment media semlelgb— joke, the establishment media semlelgb le— joke, the establishment media campaign to shut us down is now grevmg— campaign to shut us down is now grevmg slrerrger— campaign to shut us down is now growing stronger than ever. leler— growing stronger than ever. later attack— growing stronger than ever. later attack from the british besblbg— later attack from the british bashing corporations . nick bashing corporations. nick lleblbseb— bashing corporations. nick robinson saw— bashing corporations. nick robinson saw him demanding leugber— robinson saw him demanding tougher ofcom _ robinson saw him demanding tougher ofcom regulations for breelsesl— tougher ofcom regulations for broadcast media— tougher ofcom regulations for broadcast media and what can only— broadcast media and what can eblv be— broadcast media and what can only be interpreted as a bitter esseull— only be interpreted as a bitter esseullllree— only be interpreted as a bitter assault free speech. and i'm assault on free speech. and i'm lellgblel— assault on free speech. and i'm delighted tonight— assault on free speech. and i'm delighted tonight to be joined by a— delighted tonight to be joined by e le— delighted tonight to be joined by e lrle el— delighted tonight to be joined by a trio of originals. they were here in— by a trio of originals. they were here in the studio on our

llrsl— were here in the studio on our llrsl blgbl— were here in the studio on our first night and— were here in the studio on our first night and i've shared this vll— first night and i've shared this vlll teumev— first night and i've shared this wild journey with— first night and i've shared this wild journey with them since day ulgel— wild journey with them since day one. nigel farage,_ wild journey with them since day one. nigel farage, nana akua and lllsbelle— one. nigel farage, nana akua and michelle dewberry— one. nigel farage, nana akua and michelle dewberry . now all three michelle dewberry. now all three will remember— michelle dewberry. now all three will remember clearly how our sbebbv— will remember clearly how our snobby critics— will remember clearly how our snobby critics predicted we veullb-l— snobby critics predicted we wouldn't even— snobby critics predicted we wouldn't even make it to sbrlslmes— wouldn't even make it to christmas. _ wouldn't even make it to christmas . the- wouldn't even make it to christmas . “ “g wouldn't even make it to- christmas. the opening night felt like the furthest thing from appointment tv imaginable. i give it a year. gb news is bermg— i give it a year. gb news is berlbg ell— i give it a year. gb news is boring and repetitive- g g gb news is boring and repetitive and sbeelslele— boring and repetitive and cheapskate. _ boring and repetitive and cheapskate . g boring and repetitive and cheapskate . . rrrir“ . boring and repetitive and cheapskate . i rrrir“ . air“g cheapskate. it won't last long. its days are numbered. murdochs new channel will take most of gb news small number of viewers. the problem with gb news news is that it just isn't very good. your channel won't last, that it just isn't very good. - your channel won't last, champ. enjoy— your channel won't last, champ. lrtev ll— your channel won't last, champ. lntev ll vblle— your channel won't last, champ. lntev ll vblle veu— your channel won't last, champ. enjoy it while you can. my- your channel won't last, champ. i rt.il“ my three enjoy it while you can. my three words a year tops— enjoy it while you can. my three words a year tops .— enjoy it while you can. my three words a year tops. _ enjoy it while you can. my three words a year tops. and here we are now . tubes. this is you on are now. tubes. this is you on night one, explaining how you were going to tackle the news differently to the rest of the msm . have a look at this. msm. have a look at this. people want something- people want something different. they— people want something different. lbev vell— people want something different. lbev vebl e— people want something different. they want a little— people want something different. they want a little bit of change and:— they want a little bit of change ell. veu— they want a little bit of change ebe. veu lbev.— they want a little bit of change and, you know, like i've said,

l-m— and, you know, like i've said, l-m bel— and, you know, like i've said, l-m lel eb— and, you know, like i've said, i'm not an experienced ublversllv— i'm not an experienced university graduate journalist. i'm someone who's almost been to the i'm someone who's almost been to lbe ssbeel— i'm someone who's almost been to lbe ssbeel el— i'm someone who's almost been to the school of hard— i'm someone who's almost been to the school of hard knocks, if you— the school of hard knocks, if veu vll— the school of hard knocks, if veu vlll l-ve— the school of hard knocks, if you will. i've lived life. i've got— you will. i've lived life. i've gel e— you will. i've lived life. i've gel e lel— you will. i've lived life. i've gel e lel el— you will. i've lived life. i've got a lot of experience is i'm a new mum now as— got a lot of experience is i'm a new mum now as well. so that's blrl— new mum now as well. so that's llrsl el— new mum now as well. so that's llrsl el sbeles— new mum now as well. so that's kind of shapes the— new mum now as well. so that's kind of shapes the way i look at lbmgs.— kind of shapes the way i look at lblbgs. abl— kind of shapes the way i look at lbmgs. all l-m— kind of shapes the way i look at things. and i'm just so excited ell— things. and i'm just so excited ell lrlvllegel— things. and i'm just so excited and privileged-be- things. and i'm just so excited and privileged be having a and privileged to be having a conversation _ and privileged to be having a conversation session and to be slemg— conversation session and to be lelbg lbel— conversation session and to be lemg lbel el— conversation session and to be doing that at five— conversation session and to be doing that at five nights a week as doing that at five nights a week es vell— doing that at five nights a week es vell . — doing that at five nights a week es vell . lul— doing that at five nights a week as well . but jews,— doing that at five nights a week as well . as well. but jews, we have to be honest, right? that first night was not easy, was it? well i hope not. bosses are watching . hope not. bosses are watching. dan:— hope not. bosses are watching. beb. sbeers— hope not. bosses are watching. dan, cheers laughed.- bosses are watching. dan, cheers laughed. it was all. by dan, cheers laughed. it was all. lv lbe— dan, cheers laughed. it was all. lv lbe vev— dan, cheers laughed. it was all. lv lbe wayr veue— dan, cheers laughed. it was all. by the way, you're very lellsbel.— by the way, you're very polished. i've- by the way, you're very polished. i've kept my clothes on polished. i've kept my clothes eb ler— polished. i've kept my clothes eb ler veu— polished. i've kept my clothes eb ler veu .— polished. i've kept my clothes on for you . normally, if i'm at on for you. normally, if i'm at beme— on for you. normally, if i'm at beme el— on for you. normally, if i'm at beme el lbls— on for you. normally, if i'm at home at this time,— on for you. normally, if i'm at home at this time, be disappointed. \rir home at this time, be- disappointed. no , i've stayed disappointed. no, i've stayed dressed just for this moment. i cannot wait to get my pjs on. lul— cannot wait to get my pjs on. lul leek.— cannot wait to get my pjs on. lul leeb l— cannot wait to get my pjs on. but look, i hope— cannot wait to get my pjs on. but look, i hope none of the besses— but look, i hope none of the bosses are watching. but let's be bebesl. — bosses are watching. but let's be bebesl. ll— bosses are watching. but let's be honest. it was— bosses are watching. but let's be honest. it was tricky on lbese— be honest. it was tricky on lbese eerlv— be honest. it was tricky on those early days, wasn't it ? we those early days, wasn't it? we bel— those early days, wasn't it? we bel eulle— those early days, wasn't it? we had audio disappearing . i think had audio disappearing. i think lbel— had audio disappearing. i think lbel slll— had audio disappearing. i think lbel slll lbel— had audio disappearing. i think that clip that you've just llevel— that clip that you've just llevel lbel— that clip that you've just played then was the most nervous i played then was the most nervous l se— played then was the most nervous i can remember— played then was the most nervous i can remember being in a long llme—

i can remember being in a long llme. lul— i can remember being in a long time. but look,— i can remember being in a long time. but look, we've lived to lell— time. but look, we've lived to lell-lele— time. but look, we've lived to lell-leleiel— time. but look, we've lived to tell-tale.of us.- time. but look, we've lived to tell tale of us. you'll tell the tale all of us. you'll beer— tell the tale all of us. you'll beer-lbe— tell the tale all of us. you'll hear-the rest- tell the tale all of us. you'll hear-the rest of- tell the tale all of us. you'lli hear-the rest of-in hear from the rest of them in a meme.— hear from the rest of them in a mlbule. ll— hear from the rest of them in a mlbule. ll ls— hear from the rest of them in a minute. it is different now to vbere— minute. it is different now to vbere ve— minute. it is different now to where we were— minute. it is different now to where we were when we started . where we were when we started. vee-ve— where we were when we started. vve-ve greml— where we were when we started. we've grown together a team we've grown together as a team vllb — we've grown together as a team vllb eu— we've grown together as a team with our audience.— we've grown together as a team with our audience. we are like a llllle— with our audience. we are like a llllle lemllv. — with our audience. we are like a little family. we— with our audience. we are like a little family. we all have our reguler— little family. we all have our regular viewers. _ little family. we all have our regular viewers. you know , and regular viewers. you know, and we lusl— regular viewers. you know, and we tusl grew— regular viewers. you know, and we just grow stronger every day . lesb— we just grow stronger every day . leel. bene— we just grow stronger every day . look, nana, i'm— we just grow stronger every day . look, nana, i'm going- we just grow stronger every day . look, nana, i'm going to jog your memory now because actually we were together on night one, weren't we? look at this. you're going to be doing something very different from nine till midnight. you won't see us together. andrew because i'm here sunday to thursday . you here sunday to thursday. you look so nice together. i know . look so nice together. i know. it's a shame . look so nice together. i know. it's a shame. nana. who's look so nice together. i know. it's a shame . nana. who's that it's a shame. nana. who's that old bloke ? who's that old bloke old bloke? who's that old bloke ? idon't old bloke? who's that old bloke ? i don't know, but he's ssereeresl— 7’ i don't know, but he's scarpered. thank god. \rir scarpered. thank god. no, i lesb— scarpered. thank god. no, i mean, look, that— scarpered. thank god. no, i mean, look, that was. first of all, i couldn't believe . oh, my all, i couldn't believe. oh, my god. i'm sitting next to dan wootton, and when i met michelle dewberry, i'm like, oh my god , dewberry, i'm like, oh my god, she's amazing. i can't believe it. i like , michelle, it. i was like, michelle, michelle remember michelle and i can remember michelle and i can remember michelle just went, yeah. and then and when met nigel, then and when i met nigel, obviously that was something

that always, know , i'd that i've always, you know, i'd loved used to to loved nigel. i used to listen to him lbc. he was literally him on lbc. he was literally somebody that i'd listened to all the time. i thought it was a fabulous broadcaster. he is a fabulous broadcaster. he is a fabulous broadcaster. he is a fabulous broadcaster. that's why he's an which he's up for an award, which he will win tricks. because will win on the tricks. because i've voted you as well, i've voted for you as well, nigel. to vote for nigel. i had to vote for someone, one of you three, because out five because three out of the five don't steven gb don't tell. eamonn and steven gb news who's who'd have thought it. but i can remember mum it. but i can remember my mum saying nana because had i did the breakfast show and nana are you , are you there? because the you, are you there? because the lighting was so bad and i was i was in front of the black thing that was behind me. you couldn't really see me . well, we can see really see me. well, we can see you— really see me. well, we can see veu bev— really see me. well, we can see veu vve— really see me. well, we can see veu be see— really see me. well, we can see you now. we can always- ”ririlca well, we can see you now. we can always hear you. now.— you now. we can always hear you. nev. leek.— you now. we can always hear you. nev. leeb ulgel— you now. we can always hear you. now, look, nigel, i'm actually going— now, look, nigel, i'm actually gemg le— now, look, nigel, i'm actually gemg le sbev— now, look, nigel, i'm actually going to show you because you were one -first- going to show you because you were one -first ever- going to show you because you were one first ever guests were one of my first ever guests , were one of my first ever guests . ebe— were one of my first ever guests . ell llm— were one of my first ever guests .eml rlm gemg— were one of my first ever guests .eml rlm gemg le— were one of my first ever guests , and i'm going to show you a sub— , and i'm going to show you a slll lbel— , and i'm going to show you a slll lbel es— , and i'm going to show you a clip that og viewers will esluellv— clip that og viewers will actually never- clip that og viewers will actually never have seen. so lbls— actually never have seen. so lbls es— actually never have seen. so lbls lbe— actually never have seen. so this was the moment you actually elleslel— this was the moment you actually attacked -johnson_ this was the moment you actually attacked johnson being attacked boris johnson for being too attacked boris johnson for being lee-veu— attacked boris johnson for being lee-veu llle- attacked boris johnson for being too you like that? too woke. do you like that? bulle— too woke. do you like that? eulle bev— too woke. do you like that? quite how you— too woke. do you like that? quite how you do— too woke. do you like that? quite how you do gender neutral and feminine? i'm not sure. but i mean , this is almost becoming

i mean, this is almost becoming not the g7 , but a sort of new not the g7, but a sort of new age out door concert. i mean, this is not a conservative leader that we voted for. but nigel, do you know- : : but nigel, do you know that's esluellv— nigel, do you know that's actually the _ nigel, do you know that's actually the first time that slll— actually the first time that slll bes— actually the first time that clip has ever— actually the first time that clip has ever been played on gb uevse— clip has ever been played on gb news? because— clip has ever been played on gb news? because our— clip has ever been played on gb news? because our original breelsesl— news? because our original broadcast was— news? because our original broadcast was cut short by a co 0p broadcast was cut short by a co el llzze— broadcast was cut short by a co el llzze elverl— broadcast was cut short by a co op pizza advert that suddenly llevel— op pizza advert that suddenly llevel eul— op pizza advert that suddenly played out halfway through our conversation— played out halfway through our conversation .— played out halfway through our conversation . and we had no conversation. and we had no leee— conversation. and we had no leee. ulgel— conversation. and we had no idea. nigel we— conversation. and we had no idea. nigel we were just serrvmg— idea. nigel we were just serrvmg eb— idea. nigel we were just carrying on talking. we had no leee— carrying on talking. we had no leee. be— carrying on talking. we had no leee. be ee— carrying on talking. we had no idea, no one could actually see or idea, no one could actually see er beer— idea, no one could actually see or hear us. well,— idea, no one could actually see or hear us. well, i— idea, no one could actually see or hear us. ”ri;i“ri;i“ or hear us. well, i remember that. and of course we had the tech problems and remember that the channel was built around the identity of one broadcaster. everybody else was the supporting act. it was the great andrew neil who, after eight episodes having worked for the bbc and worked for rupert murdoch , decided that start—ups murdoch, decided that start—ups weren't for him. so he goes , weren't for him. so he goes, doom is predicted. and then and we've all forgotten this guto harri was presenting and he took the knee on air and people then said gb news is not the same as

the others . it's worse. and the others. it's worse. and there was a boycott of the channel there was actually in july 21, there was a boycott. i remember , and on barb, which i? t i remember , and on barb, which by remember, and on barb, which by the remember, and on barb, which by lbe vev— remember, and on barb, which by lbe wayr ls— remember, and on barb, which by the way, is completely bent and semllelelv— the way, is completely bent and completely fixed. _ the way, is completely bent and completely fixed. ' “r: the way, is completely bent and completely fixed. “r: completely fixed. and this is my next campaign. but never mind. um, the, you know, this is the audience ratings , which is done audience ratings, which is done using a tiny sample. so, so actually what's at: “g . “yr so, so actually what's happened over the actually what's happened over lbe suse— actually what's happened over the course of— actually what's happened over the course of the— actually what's happened over the course of the last two years lbreugb— the course of the last two years lbreugb lblsl— the course of the last two years through thick and— the course of the last two years through thick and thin is and lbreugb— through thick and thin is and through sheer— through thick and thin is and through sheer mindedness and bere— through sheer mindedness and berl verb. — through sheer mindedness and hard work. and— through sheer mindedness and hard work. and by- through sheer mindedness and hard work. “r: hard work. and by the way, you know, i was part of ukip, which was which was considered a joke and became major party. so and became a major party. so i've these i've been through these processes the big processes before, but the big achievement is this it's built a brand identity. people know what it is, and that's a huge success. the failure not that i want to rain on the parade, but the failure is that still, you know well over half the country don't really know we exist. and

every day i'm out and about in kent, i meet good, ordinary, decent folk going about their lives who say , what are you lives who say, what are you doing these days, nige ? you say, doing these days, nige? you say, gb news and they look at you as if you've come from mars. so let's look at it this way . if let's look at it this way. if with only half of the market knowing even who we are , we're knowing even who we are, we're doing what we are doing, building a brand identity and even under the completely corrupt barb system, which is owned by the other broadcast us andifs owned by the other broadcast us and it's in their interests through hundreds of millions of pounds of advertising every yean pounds of advertising every year, if without even with all those hurdles, we're still beating them every evening . beating them every evening. well, you can see what the potential is, the potential is massive. there is a really vast gap in the market. so, as i say , that's the negative that needs to be dealt with. but what we are seeing now is organic growth, word of mouth through community. well, any time

someone comes— community. well, any time someone comes up- t “ by. well, any time someone comes up to me and says, someone comes up to me and says, i someone comes up to me and says, iwatch— someone comes up to me and says, lvelsb veur— someone comes up to me and says, r velsb veur slew.— someone comes up to me and says, i watch your show, i— someone comes up to me and says, i watch your show, i love it. lbe— i watch your show, i love it. lbe-llleg— i watch your show, i love it. lbe-lbmglsev- i watch your show, i love it. the .thing i say to - i watch your show, i love it. the thing say to them is the first thing i say to them is . lleese— the first thing i say to them is . lleese-lbe— the first thing i say to them is , please -the -tell| , please spread the word. tell veur— , please spread the word. tell veur lrlebls— , please spread the word. tell your friends and— , please spread the word. tell your friends and family. and lbel-s— your friends and family. and bells-llleg- your friends and family. and that's-thing. i- your friends and family. and that's thing. i really that's a great thing. i really lblbl— that's a great thing. i really lblbl-uevs- that's a great thing. i really think news family think the gb news family has been— been doing that. but jubes, it is interesting,— been doing that. but jubes, it is interesting, isn't it? lesuse— is interesting, isn't it? because-did- is interesting, isn't it?- because-did.and laugh because they did try and laugh at because they did try and laugh el—us- because they did try and laugh el—us el- because they did try and laugh at_us at first. at us and dismiss us at first. lul—seel- at us and dismiss us at first. but—seen this. but now you've seen this campaign— but now you've seen this campaign nick robinson to campaign from nick robinson to try and— campaign from nick robinson to try and get— campaign from nick robinson to try and get ofcom— campaign from nick robinson to try and get ofcom to toughen up their— try and get ofcom to toughen up their regulations— try and get ofcom to toughen up their regulations on us. you've the— their regulations on us. you've seen the advertising boycott continue— seen the advertising boycott continue tube. _ seen the advertising boycott continue tube. so they are worried,— continue tube. so they are worried, aren't— continue tube. so they are worried, aren't they .7 o” (xix. worried, aren't they? of course they— worried, aren't they? of course they — worried, aren't they? of course they are. and nigel will recall, as well as a brexiteer , i mean, as well as a brexiteer, i mean, i've done political commentary for years and years before all this , and i was pretty much this, and i was pretty much always the only brexiteer on a panel of god knows how many people. nobody had a problem down, nobody was writing in to ofcom and crying , saying, ofcom and crying, saying, where's the balance? there's too many lefties. nobody when people like david lammy, they they sit and present programmes, nobody was sitting there crying, writing letters, doing campaigns, saying why are mps

hosting channel, you know, programmes now ? why now? because programmes now? why now? because people i would say ordinary people, your man on the street now that their voice is being given a prominence , people of given a prominence, people of the left, they don't like it. and i find that absolutely fascinating because they cry eng bias, they crying thing, you know, one sided broadcast. but when actually by the way we are absolutely not we have completely robust different opinions. but i just found it interesting that everyone now is calling out to ofcom saying stop the bias , stop this, stop that. the bias, stop this, stop that. when for decades they've had no problem with it because it was indeed and nana. what are they afraid— indeed and nana. what are they afraid of— indeed and nana. what are they afraid of a— indeed and nana. what are they afraid of ? freedom— indeed and nana. what are they afraid of ? freedom of- 3: a“: new? what are they afraid of ? freedom of speech. afraid of? freedom of speech. i what— afraid of? freedom of speech. i mean, what are— afraid of? freedom of speech. i mean, what are they so scared of 7 mean, what are they so scared of a wan.— mean, what are they so scared of a wan. x— mean, what are they so scared of a wan. . mean.— mean, what are they so scared of ? well, i mean, nick.- mean, what are they so scared of ? well, i mean, nick. nick- ? well, i mean, nick. nick robinson or whatever his face is at the bbc , for starters. why at the bbc, for starters. why he's opening his mouth and asking for some sort of political change. shouldn't political change. he shouldn't be that because he works be doing that because he works for the bbc, which we all pay for, otherwise we'll go for, because otherwise we'll go

to i think what it is, is to jail. i think what it is, is they're frightened now they're they're frightened now because that they're they're frightened now becalis that they're they're frightened now becalis another that they're they're frightened now becalis another opinion that they're they're frightened now becalis another opinion andt there is another opinion and they don't they don't want it to be they want be heard. they don't want to they want plethora of they don't want the plethora of debate offer and the debate that we offer and the discussion proving discussion that is proving extremely because on the extremely popular because on the bbc they couldn't really do it the way that we because the way that we do it, because our presenters can have a voice , can have opinion, but we , can have an opinion, but we balance nicely and make sure balance it nicely and make sure that are a multitude of that there are a multitude of opinions like opinions and they don't like that. and people like nick robinson talking robinson shouldn't be talking about requests some sort about this or requests some sort of change, some sort of political change because he works bbc and i'm sick works for the bbc and i'm sick to my back teeth of these bbc presenters coming in and talking about their own political opinions and pushing forward their political bias if their own political bias if left. if you want to do that, leave— left. if you want to do that, leave the — left. if you want to do that, leave the bbc— left. if you want to do that, leave the bbc ,— if you want to do that, leave the bbc , join the private leave the bbc, join the private eater— leave the bbc, join the private eetta .— leave the bbc, join the private sector . absolutely. look, nana sector. absolutely. look, nana atta— sector. absolutely. look, nana ataa atta— sector. absolutely. look, nana akua nigel farage michelle dewberry.— akua nigel farage michelle dewberry. xt— akua nigel farage michelle dewberry. it is— akua nigel farage michelle dewberry. it is great to be gb newe— dewberry. it is great to be gb news oes— dewberry. it is great to be gb news ogs with— dewberry. it is great to be gb news ogs with the three of you. boy, — news ogs with the three of you. boyt we-e— news ogs with the three of you. ta. teen— news ogs with the three of you. boy, we've been through it all, tat— boy, we've been through it all, tat we— boy, we've been through it all, tat we witt— boy, we've been through it all, but we will keep— boy, we've been through it all, but we will keep on doing it. thaw— but we will keep on doing it. that wea— but we will keep on doing it. thank wet to— but we will keep on doing it. thank you so much and thank you to aa— thank you so much and thank you to amazing— thank you so much and thank you to our amazing family viewers

to our amazing family of viewers tea. — to our amazing family of viewers tea. sa— to our amazing family of viewers tea. so. weat— to our amazing family of viewers too. so, yeah, thank— to our amazing family of viewers too. so, yeah, thank you, jeeves . wow.— too. so, yeah, thank you, jeeves . wow. coming— too. so, yeah, thank you, jeeves . waw. eating at— too. so, yeah, thank you, jeeves . now, coming up with the snp in a teati— . now, coming up with the snp in a death satiat— . now, coming up with the snp in a death spiral, civil— . now, coming up with the snp in a death spiral, civil war and wwmza— a death spiral, civil war and humza yousaf_ a death spiral, civil war and humza yousaf is— a death spiral, civil war and humza yousaf is refusing to attent— humza yousaf is refusing to suspend nicola— humza yousaf is refusing to suspend nicola sturgeon from the party— suspend nicola sturgeon from the party atta— suspend nicola sturgeon from the party after ita— suspend nicola sturgeon from the party after her arrest. is it tiwaiw— party after her arrest. is it finally time— party after her arrest. is it finally time to— party after her arrest. is it finally time to bin the party ant— finally time to bin the party at their— finally time to bin the party and their broken promises? meghan— and their broken promises? meghan gallagher, deputy leader of meghan gallagher, deputy leader a tie— meghan gallagher, deputy leader of the scottish— meghan gallagher, deputy leader of the scottish tories, sued but next— of the scottish tories, sued but next ae— of the scottish tories, sued but next as bait— of the scottish tories, sued but next, as boris johnson vows, tit— next, as boris johnson vows, in te— next, as boris johnson vows, it be tact.— next, as boris johnson vows, i'll be back. what's going on with— i'll be back. what's going on with tie— i'll be back. what's going on with the privileges committee? the — with the privileges committee? the supersta— with the privileges committee? the superstar panel debate that next. — the superstar panel debate that next. -we-we— the superstar panel debate that next. -we-we gat— the superstar panel debate that next. we've got our first next. plus, we've got our first took— next. plus, we've got our first took at— next. plus, we've got our first look at tomorrow's newspaper wait— look at tomorrow's newspaper wait-wee— look at tomorrow's newspaper front-we're-in- look at tomorrow's newspaperi front-we're-in just front pages. we're back in just twa— front pages. we're back in just two minutes— front pages. we're back in just two minutes time— front pages. we're back in just two minutes time .

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. iaiigiit— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. iaaigiat night.— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight night, terror on the sweets— tonight night, terror on the streets at— tonight night, terror on the streets of nottingham. two inattent— streets of nottingham. two innocent first _ streets of nottingham. two innocent first year students, tatewtet— innocent first year students, talented sportsman barnaby wetter— talented sportsman barnaby wetter arit— talented sportsman barnaby webber and grace kumar , who webber and grace kumar, who twea— webber and grace kumar, who iiwet irr— webber and grace kumar, who iiwet in tire— webber and grace kumar, who lived in the same— webber and grace kumar, who lived in the same halls of rtsittate— lived in the same halls of residence, are— lived in the same halls of residence, are among three people— residence, are among three pttptt twitt— residence, are among three people killed by a suspected west— people killed by a suspected west african _ people killed by a suspected west african migrant whose knife and west african migrant whose knife at aa— west african migrant whose knife and rampage— west african migrant whose knife and van rampage has shocked the ttaatw— and van rampage has shocked the ttaatw aat— and van rampage has shocked the country and left— and van rampage has shocked the country and left police startaiat— country and left police searching for- country and left police searching for answers . " country and left police- searching for answers. this is a very— searching for answers. this is a very sat— searching for answers. this is a very sat taw— searching for answers. this is a very sad day for our city and we will do everything possible to get justice for the victims and their families get justice for the victims and theirfamilies. but get justice for the victims and their families . but with gb their families. but with gb wtws— their families. but with gb wtws tat— their families. but with gb news, the only— ” c but with gb news, the only channel brave and atatst— news, the only channel brave and atatst tataaa— news, the only channel brave and honest enough to— news, the only channel brave and honest enough to report that the arrtsttt— honest enough to report that the man arrested was— honest enough to report that the man arrested was a migrant with awitttat— man arrested was a migrant with a violent background, is it any water— a violent background, is it any wonder these— a violent background, is it any wonder these unnecessary traattits— wonder these unnecessary tragttits art— wonder these unnecessary tragedies are becoming more

aataatait— tragedies are becoming more commonplace and they're moments? wett— commonplace and they're moments? wt-tt atar— commonplace and they're moments? wt-tt atar aaa— commonplace and they're moments? we'll hear from gb— commonplace and they're moments? we'll hear from gb news prestattr— presenter and former brexit party—daubneyl presenter and former brexiti party—daubnevr presenter and former brexit- party_daubney , who party mep martin daubney, who has party mep martin daubney, who aas-trtatiaa— party mep martin daubney, who has breaking major has been breaking major developments on this story all day,— developments on this story all taw iatiatiag— developments on this story all day, including this footage of the day, including this footage of rat raaatat— day, including this footage of the moment the _ day, including this footage of the moment the suspect was tastrtt— the moment the suspect was tasered-arrested- the moment the suspect was tasered arrested by cops. tasered and arrested by cops. tea-t— tasered and arrested by cops. near miss— tasered and arrested by cops. don't miss his— tasered and arrested by cops. don't miss his critical insight . tat— don't miss his critical insight . aat wt-ti— don't miss his critical insight . and we'll also— don't miss his critical insight . and we'll also show you how tomorrow's—front. . and we'll also show you how- tomorrow's_front pages . and we'll also show you how tomo reacting front pages . and we'll also show you how tomo reacting to front pages . and we'll also show you how tomo reacting to this front pages have reacting to this devastating - have reacting to this devastating news story. also taaiag— devastating news story. also taaiag ap— devastating news story. also coming up tonight, the itv staatai— coming up tonight, the itv scandal arrives— coming up tonight, the itv scandal arrives at the doors of wtstraiasttr— scandal arrives at the doors of westminster as— scandal arrives at the doors of westminster as tomorrow the broadcaster's— westminster as tomorrow the broadcaster's uber woke chief tttatit— broadcaster's uber woke chief executive carolyn _ broadcaster's uber woke chief executive carolyn mccall is tatttt— executive carolyn mccall is tatttt tt— executive carolyn mccall is called to face— executive carolyn mccall is called to face the media select taataitttt. — called to face the media select committee. but— called to face the media select committee. but will mps get to the committee. but will mps get to rat ttttaa — committee. but will mps get to rat ttttaa a— committee. but will mps get to the bottom of the— committee. but will mps get to the bottom of the alleged cover up the bottom of the alleged cover up ta— the bottom of the alleged cover up ta atr— the bottom of the alleged cover up on her watch?— the bottom of the alleged cover up on her watch? and amid ptararattiag— up on her watch? and amid plummeting ratings for this taaaiae— plummeting ratings for this taaaiae is— plummeting ratings for this morning, is it— plummeting ratings for this morning, is it the beginning of the morning, is it the beginning of tat-ta— morning, is it the beginning of tat-ta tat— morning, is it the beginning of the-for the hit— morning, is it the beginning of the for the hit daytime show the end for the hit daytime show 7 the end for the hit daytime show t-tat— the end for the hit daytime show ?-the esteemed— the end for the hit daytime show ? the esteemed journalist ? well, the esteemed journalist rata— ? well, the esteemed journalist iota—tt- ? well, the esteemed journalist iota—ta previewi tom bowerjoins me to preview a aistait— tom bowerjoins me to preview a aistait-ta— tom bowerjoins me to preview a historic-for itv. _ tom bowerjoins me to preview a historic for itv. later this historic day for itv. later this aaat — historic day for itv. later this hour. elsewhere,— historic day for itv. later this hour. elsewhere, prince harry aas— hour. elsewhere, prince harry aas teta— hour. elsewhere, prince harry has been spotted for the first time— has been spotted for the first time siatt— has been spotted for the first time since his— has been spotted for the first time since his court crusade. tat— time since his court crusade. at as— time since his court crusade. at as is— time since his court crusade. at as is st— time since his court crusade. and as is so often- time since his court crusade. and as is so often the case tatst— and as is so often the case tatst tats.— and as is so often the case these days, meghan markle was awtrat— these days, meghan markle was awtrat tt— these days, meghan markle was awtrat to te— these days, meghan markle was nowhere to be seen . and harry is nowhere to be seen. and harry is arse— nowhere to be seen. and harry is atst ia— nowhere to be seen. and harry is also in trouble. _ nowhere to be seen. and harry is also in trouble. back in the uk as a ratat— also in trouble. back in the uk as a royal source— also in trouble. back in the uk as a royal source reveals the tiag— as a royal source reveals the tiat is— as a royal source reveals the tiag is sat— as a royal source reveals the

king is sad and— as a royal source reveals the king is sad and bewildered and iatrtasiagtw— king is sad and bewildered and increasingly frustrated at his ttaawitar— increasingly frustrated at his ttaawitw .— increasingly frustrated at his behaviour. so— increasingly frustrated at his behaviour. so should the monarch cut behaviour. so should the monarch tat-sasstth— behaviour. so should the monarch cut-sussexes loose— behaviour. so should the monarch cut sussexes loose by cut the sussexes loose by stripping— cut the sussexes loose by stripping them - cut the sussexes loose by stripping them and their californian— stripping them and their californian kids of royal californian kids of their royal titttst— californian kids of their royal titles? - superstar- californian kids of their royal titles? superstar panel ready titles? my superstar panel ready to titles? my superstar panel ready tt tatt— titles? my superstar panel ready to take it— titles? my superstar panel ready to date it-ta— titles? my superstar panel ready to duke it-on that- titles? my superstar panel ready to duke it on that one. and to duke it out on that one. and ttaigat— to duke it out on that one. and ttaigat-iaatt— to duke it out on that one. and tonight joined amanda tonight i'm joined by amanda itatttt. — tonight i'm joined by amanda ttatttt. raaa— tonight i'm joined by amanda platell. john sergeant and itttttta— platell. john sergeant and rebecca reid.— platell. john sergeant and rebecca reid. but first in the media— rebecca reid. but first in the media tate— rebecca reid. but first in the media buzz, as— rebecca reid. but first in the media buzz, as boris johnson tttiarts— media buzz, as boris johnson ttttarts at— media buzz, as boris johnson declares, he is— media buzz, as boris johnson declares, he is already planning a patititat— declares, he is already planning a political return— declares, he is already planning a political return should his raw— a political return should his raw-titrat— a political return should his tory-fight back- a political return should his tory fight back against tory allies fight back against the westminster— tory allies fight back against the westminster thought police and the westminster thought police aatt-tat— the westminster thought police and-the kangaroo- the westminster thought police and the kangaroo court and call out the kangaroo court of and call out the kangaroo court a-iaiwittats— and call out the kangaroo court of privileges committee ? of the privileges committee? iaat-s— of the privileges committee? that's-debate - of the privileges committee? that's debate next. and that's the big debate next. and rataawaitt— that's the big debate next. and meanwhileiin_ that's the big debate next. and meanwhile in genuine meanwhile, in a genuine paiititat— meanwhile, in a genuine tartar-.- meanwhile, in a genuine political , humza meanwhile, in a genuine- political-, humza useless political scandal, humza useless is-bv_ political scandal, humza useless is-tw ais— political scandal, humza useless is-tw ais mast- political scandal, humza useless is by his mask order is standing by his mask order regartitss— is standing by his mask order regardless of— is standing by his mask order regardless of how ridiculous he staast— regardless of how ridiculous he tss .— regardless of how ridiculous he tss . is— regardless of how ridiculous he sounds , is still— regardless of how ridiculous he sounds , is still an— regardless of how ridiculous he sounds , is still an asset to the sounds, is still an asset to the snp. — sounds, is still an asset to the snp. wittta— sounds, is still an asset to the snp. nicola sturgeon- sounds, is still an asset to the snp. \. f 3" sounds, is still an asset to the snp. nicola sturgeon is the most impressive politician i think we've seen in europe . yeah, he we've seen in europe. yeah, he actually we've seen in europe. yeah, he attaattw sait— we've seen in europe. yeah, he actually said that— we've seen in europe. yeah, he actually said that today- " c. yeah, he actually said that today folks. tat— actually said that today folks. tat as— actually said that today folks. tat as at— actually said that today folks. but as he refuses— actually said that today folks. but as he refuses to suspend the arrtsttt— but as he refuses to suspend the arrested, sturgeon,— but as he refuses to suspend the arrested, sturgeon, is the first ttiaisttr— arrested, sturgeon, is the first ttiaisttr ttt— arrested, sturgeon, is the first minister too weak to govern sttttaat— minister too weak to govern sttttaat t— minister too weak to govern scotland ? well,— minister too weak to govern scotland ? well, deputy leader of scotland? well, deputy leader of the scotland? well, deputy leader of tat-rats— scotland? well, deputy leader of the-tories and- scotland? well, deputy leader of the tories and rising the scottish tories and rising patititat— the scottish tories and rising political star— the scottish tories and rising political star gallagher political star megan gallagher gives— political star megan gallagher gives-reaction— political star megan gallagher gives reaction soon. and gives her reaction soon. and arse— gives her reaction soon. and atst ttaiatt— gives her reaction soon. and also tonight, huge news from ttatta— also tonight, huge news from ttatta wat— also tonight, huge news from macca, who says—

also tonight, huge news from macca, who says the final ttattts— macca, who says the final beatles song— macca, who says the final beatles song ever voiced by the tate— beatles song ever voiced by the tate great— beatles song ever voiced by the tate great teta— beatles song ever voiced by the late, great john lennon will be rtttastt— late, great john lennon will be released later— late, great john lennon will be released later this year. and tatt— released later this year. and tatw att— released later this year. and tatw get tw— released later this year. and they got by with— released later this year. and they got by with a little help aaa— they got by with a little help from i— they got by with a little help from i witt— they got by with a little help from i with i— they got by with a little help from i with i they could they ttti— from i with i they could they tttt tat— from i with i they could they tell the machine— from i with i they could they tell the machine that's a voice rais— tell the machine that's a voice at is— tell the machine that's a voice at is a— tell the machine that's a voice this is a guitar— tell the machine that's a voice this is a guitar lose the guitar we this is a guitar lose the guitar wt atte— this is a guitar lose the guitar we were able to— this is a guitar lose the guitar we were able to take john's watt— we were able to take john's aat— we were able to take john's voice and get— we were able to take john's voice and get it— we were able to take john's voice and get it pure through rais— voice and get it pure through at i— voice and get it pure through at i st— voice and get it pure through at i so are— voice and get it pure through this i so are the— voice and get it pure through this i so are the beatles about to rat— this i so are the beatles about to rev solutionize_ this i so are the beatles about to rev solutionize the music iatastw— to rev solutionize the music iatastrw ta— to rev solutionize the music iatastrw ta a— to rev solutionize the music industry for a second time? i'll triat— industry for a second time? i'll triag wea— industry for a second time? i'll triag tea a— industry for a second time? i'll bring you a full— industry for a second time? i'll bring you a full report on this ttatraw— bring you a full report on this contrary official— bring you a full report on this contrary official announcement saattw— contrary official announcement shortly. there'll_ contrary official announcement shortly. there'll also be a new trtattst— shortly. there'll also be a new greatest-and- shortly. there'll also be a new greatest and jackass greatest britain in and jackass to greatest britain in and jackass ta .— to. but to.- but breaking to. but breaking tonight, the second wittira — but breaking tonight, the second wittira a— but breaking tonight, the second wittira a rat— but breaking tonight, the second victim of the nottingham killing spree— victim of the nottingham killing spree tw— victim of the nottingham killing spree by suspected west african raiaaat— spree by suspected west african migraat aas— spree by suspected west african migrant has been— spree by suspected west african migrant has been named locally as first— migrant has been named locally as first wear— migrant has been named locally as first year university of wattiaaaata— as first year university of nottingham student grace kumar. now— nottingham student grace kumar. wow. tratt— nottingham student grace kumar. wow. tratt was— nottingham student grace kumar. now, grace was killed alongside her now, grace was killed alongside atr tttttw— now, grace was killed alongside her fellow student— now, grace was killed alongside her fellow student and talented spatsraaa— her fellow student and talented sportsman, barnaby webber , who

sportsman, barnaby webber, who she sportsman, barnaby webber, who sat saartt— sportsman, barnaby webber, who sat saartt a— sportsman, barnaby webber, who she shared a halls— sportsman, barnaby webber, who she shared a halls of residence witt— she shared a halls of residence wita. ratt— she shared a halls of residence with. they were _ she shared a halls of residence with. they were killed just raiaatts— with. they were killed just minutes from _ with. they were killed just minutes from where they lived . minutes from where they lived. tttitt— minutes from where they lived. ratitt saw— minutes from where they lived. ratitt saw tatt— minutes from where they lived. police say they then found the teat— police say they then found the tow a— police say they then found the tow a a— police say they then found the teat a a so— police say they then found the body of a 50 year— police say they then found the body of a 50 year old man before rata— body of a 50 year old man before tata ttiag— body of a 50 year old man before then being called— body of a 50 year old man before then being called to another street— then being called to another street where _ then being called to another street where a— then being called to another street where a stolen van had atttrapttt— street where a stolen van had atttrapttt ta — street where a stolen van had attempted to run— street where a stolen van had attempted to run over three treatie— attempted to run over three pttptt. wow— attempted to run over three pttptt. wtw tta— attempted to run over three people. now i'm joined now by gb wtws— people. now i'm joined now by gb wtws star.— people. now i'm joined now by gb news star, former— people. now i'm joined now by gb news star, former brexit party iatr— news star, former brexit party mep .— news star, former brexit party tttit . martia— news star, former brexit party mep , martin daubney. now martin, mep, martin daubney. now martin, taaat— mep, martin daubney. now martin, taaat wea— mep, martin daubney. now martin, taaat wta st— mep, martin daubney. now martin, thank you so much— mep, martin daubney. now martin, thank you so much .— mep, martin daubney. now martin, thank you so much . you have been thank you so much. you have been trtatiat— thank you so much. you have been breaking developments on this stat— breaking developments on this stay at— breaking developments on this stay at taw— breaking developments on this stay at taw .— breaking developments on this story all day . you were the story all day. you were the first— story all day. you were the first witt— story all day. you were the first with the _ story all day. you were the first with the footage of the arrest— first with the footage of the arrest .— first with the footage of the arrest . what's— first with the footage of the arrest . what's the latest that arrest. what's the latest that you— arrest. what's the latest that wta tatwt— arrest. what's the latest that you know? martin well, arrest. what's the latest that you know? martin well , there's a you know? martin well, there's a aatt— you know? martin well, there's a tree state— you know? martin well, there's a huge shock, obviously, across ttat— huge shock, obviously, across tat titt— huge shock, obviously, across tat ta tr— huge shock, obviously, across the city of nottingham. the arataates— the city of nottingham. the graduates ball— the city of nottingham. the graduates ball was- the city of nottingham. the graduates ball was due to take part tonight for all of those who studied so hard the last few years, that's been cancelled . years, that's been cancelled. and obviously, this has been very.— and obviously, this has been veryr wett— and obviously, this has been very, very difficult day. that footage— very, very difficult day. that footage came— very, very difficult day. that footage came to _ very, very difficult day. that footage came to me about 7 am. this morning. it's from a good ratat— this morning. it's from a good tritat a— this morning. it's from a good friend of mine. _ this morning. it's from a good friend of mine. his- this morning. it's from a good friend of mine. his son,- “g it's from a good friend of mine. grit" friend of mine. his son, kane brady is the guy who took that footage literally outside of his window. he heard gunshots about

a 4:45 this morning and went out, filmed it and then got it to his father, who's a good pal of mine. got it to me. and i just couldn't believe my eyes. once we sort of checked that and tattttt — once we sort of checked that and tattttt its— once we sort of checked that and checked its veracity— once we sort of checked that and checked its veracity , i got it checked its veracity, i got it straitat— checked its veracity, i got it straight-the _ checked its veracity, i got it straight-the gb - checked its veracity, i got it straight the gb news desk on straight to the gb news desk on trtattast— straight to the gb news desk on breakfast and— straight to the gb news desk on breakfast and that— straight to the gb news desk on breakfast and that story broke witt— breakfast and that story broke wita tarataa— breakfast and that story broke with eamonn and isabel. 'r: breakfast and that story broke with eamonn and isabel. r: with eamonn and isabel. and then ttreatteat— with eamonn and isabel. and then throughout the day, just been getting more and more information indeed, that getting more and more inforabout�*t indeed, that getting more and more inforabout the indeed, that getting more and more inforabout the westaed, that getting more and more inforabout the west africant line about the west african migrant with a known history of violence that came to me and i got that to mark white. and i just think gb news is completely led the on this story all led the way on this story all day to where the rest of day going to where the rest of feared tread because they're day going to where the rest of fearconcernedi because they're day going to where the rest of fearconcerned abouthe they're day going to where the rest of fearconcerned about the they're too concerned about the political fallout or the political fallout or the political correctness of the truth than the truth has to be the first thing that gets out there . and that press conference there. and that press conference outside nottingham police station the chief constable , station by the chief constable, they were shell shocked by the fact scooped them to fact gb news had scooped them to this and they, like joe biden, refused to take any questions, just statement , turned just gave a statement, turned and went away. i think the and went away. and i think the next story then is next stage of this story then is the political fallout. i used to

live in the constituency where this happened, in on this happened, in fact, on magdala the magdala road, where one of the guys murdered . i lived on magdala road, where one of the guy road murdered . i lived on magdala road, where one of the guy road behind red . i lived on magdala road, where one of the guy road behind that i lived on magdala road, where one of the guy road behind that forved on magdala road, where one of the guy road behind that for my on the road behind that for my teenage i know this teenage years. i know this constituency very well. constituency very, very well. it's area that's been it's an area that's been typified by a huge influx of immigrants come naturally. it was taken over by a lot of crime iaitiattw— was taken over by a lot of crime iaitiattw tatt— was taken over by a lot of crime initially back in— was taken over by a lot of crime initially back in the 80s, it was prostitution , and then it was prostitution, and then it matt— was prostitution, and then it ratwtt iatt— was prostitution, and then it moved into drugs harder drugs , moved into drugs harder drugs, aatt— moved into drugs harder drugs, crack cocaine, a— moved into drugs harder drugs, crack cocaine, a lot of, lot of wtaitttt— crack cocaine, a lot of, lot of wtaitttt a— crack cocaine, a lot of, lot of violence, a lot— crack cocaine, a lot of, lot of violence, a lot of— crack cocaine, a lot of, lot of violence, a lot of shootings . violence, a lot of shootings. tat— violence, a lot of shootings. at its— violence, a lot of shootings. at its aa— violence, a lot of shootings. and it's an area— violence, a lot of shootings. and it's an area of- violence, a lot of shootings. and it's an area of huge- violence, a lot of shootings. and it's an area of huge social upheaval, cheap housing area. as a consequence , lots of students a consequence, lots of students live there. and so we find these two terrible worlds colliding where innocent bystanders walking home find themselves just in the crosshairs of a of a madman . the political fallout is madman. the political fallout is going to be very , very going to be very, very interesting now because make no mistake the that mistake, dan, the mp for that constituency , nadia whitham, and constituency, nadia whitham, and the labour mps around central nottingham are very , very nottingham are very, very critical of suella braverman, very, very critical of anybody who dares to question the holy

grail of unchecked immigration from abroad. now , we don't know from abroad. now, we don't know taw— from abroad. now, we don't know how ttat— from abroad. now, we don't know how teat rais— from abroad. now, we don't know atw tag at guy— from abroad. now, we don't know how long this guy has— : now, we don't know how long this guy has been here. we how long this guy has been here. we ata-t— how long this guy has been here. we tea-t traw— how long this guy has been here. we don't know if— how long this guy has been here. we don't know if his— how long this guy has been here. we don't know if his crimes- how long this guy has been here. we don't know if his crimes are committed in britain or abroad . committed in britain or abroad. all of that detail will come out over the next few days. but what you be sure of then is that you can be sure of then is that on gb news second birthday, i think this is a story that typifies the fearlessness and the commitment to the truth that this channel stands for , and this channel stands for, and it's left the rest absolutely flat footed. gb news is completely led the way on this all day . well, look, absolutely all day. well, look, absolutely iatrttittt— all day. well, look, absolutely incredible reporting— car well, look, absolutely incredible reporting from you. martia— incredible reporting from you. martin daubney,— incredible reporting from you. martin daubney, thank you so raatia. — martin daubney, thank you so raatia. tat— martin daubney, thank you so much. and more— martin daubney, thank you so much. and more in the news atattiats— much. and more in the news headlines now— much. and more in the news headlines now with polly middlehurst— headlines now with polly middlehurst out . jr?“ headlines now with polly middlehurst out. jr?“ middlehurst out. dan, thanks rew— middlehurst out. dan, thanks very much indeed. well, indeed, our top story tonight on gb news is what's happened in nottingham , and local media has named the 219 year old students who were killed in the city this morning. they are grace kumar and barnaby webber . two of the three people

webber. two of the three people killed in those two people that you can see on your screen right now were students at the university of nottingham. they were freshers just 19 years old. another man that was killed was in his 50s after the attacks this morning. police say they found the body of that 50 year old man on magdala road after they'd found the bodies of the two students. police were then called to another street where a stolen van had attempted to run over three more people. our home and security editor mark white has this update. counter—terror command are stepping back from this investigation. it will be run fully this investigation. it will be rattw tw— g it will be run fully by nottinghamshire petite— run fully by nottinghamshire petite ts— run fully by nottinghamshire petite. ts ia— run fully by nottinghamshire police. as for the suspect , run fully by nottinghamshire police. as for the suspect, our sources are telling us that he is a— sources are telling us that he is a ti— sources are telling us that he is a ti wear— sources are telling us that he is a 31 year old— sources are telling us that he is a 31 year old west african raiaraat— is a 31 year old west african migraat witt— is a 31 year old west african migrant with a— is a 31 year old west african migrant with a history of wattatt — migrant with a history of violence. the— migrant with a history of violence. the authorities are att— violence. the authorities are at wtt— violence. the authorities are not yet confirming this, but if true— not yet confirming this, but if true tatrt — not yet confirming this, but if true, there will— not yet confirming this, but if true, there will be all kinds of aatstitas— true, there will be all kinds of questions about— true, there will be all kinds of questions about this man's status— questions about this man's statas aat— questions about this man's status and whether all the proper— status and whether all the proper checks _ status and whether all the proper checks were done before he proper checks were done before at tattrtt— proper checks were done before he entered the— proper checks were done before

he entered the country . wc“ he entered the country. well, wettiaataaa— he entered the country. well, nottingham is— he entered the country. well, nottingham is a city in shock tonight. a vigil was held at the central saint peter's church in nottingham for the victims . nottingham for the victims. teenagers from the university laid flowers, said prayers and lit candles. and one nottingham university student told gb news it could have happened to any of them as a sports club. we came down and wanted— them as a sports club. we came down and wanted to— them as a sports club. we came down and wanted to pay- we came down and wanted to pay our rtstttts— down and wanted to pay our respects fully _ down and wanted to pay our respects fully to _ down and wanted to pay our respects fully to the students ttat— respects fully to the students taat wt — respects fully to the students taat we test.— respects fully to the students that we lost. i— respects fully to the students that we lost. i mean , i think it that we lost. i mean, i think it ttatt— that we lost. i mean, i think it tttit aaat— that we lost. i mean, i think it could have been— that we lost. i mean, i think it could have been anybody. it's a it's could have been anybody. it's a as a— could have been anybody. it's a as a para— could have been anybody. it's a it's a path where— could have been anybody. it's a it's a path where the event aapptatt.— it's a path where the event aapptatt. its— it's a path where the event happened. it's a- it's a path where the event happened. it's a path back to tatatas— happened. it's a path back to tapas ttat— happened. it's a path back to campus that everybody takes from towa— campus that everybody takes from ttwa. st— campus that everybody takes from ttwa. so i— campus that everybody takes from town. so i think— campus that everybody takes from town. so i think ,— campus that everybody takes from town. so i think , yeah, it could town. so i think, yeah, it could aaat— town. so i think, yeah, it could aawt teta— town. so i think, yeah, it could have been anybody . well, in a have been anybody. well, in a way,— have been anybody. well, in a waw a— have been anybody. well, in a way, a news away— have been anybody. well, in a way, a news away from those teats— way, a news away from those ttats ia— way, a news away from those events in nottingham. boris tetasea— events in nottingham. boris tttasea tas— events in nottingham. boris johnson has urged the privileges committee to publish its report on whether he lied to parliament and in his words , let the world and in his words, let the world judge their nonsense . it comes judge their nonsense. it comes as boris johnson made a last minute submission to the privileges committee yesterday. the report is investigating whether or not the former prime

minister lied to mps about partygate and is expected to be released later on this week . in released later on this week. in a statement, boris johnson accused the committee of bias and it a kangaroo court. and called it a kangaroo court. the covid inquiry has been told the uk may not have been very well prepared to deal with the pandemic. the lead lawyer in the investigation said the nation had been taken by surprise , lies had been taken by surprise, lies and he argued brexit had distracted the government from improving its strategy to tackle the pandemic. the inquiry also heard local health chiefs were repeatedly excluded from pandemic planning and in the united states, the former president, donald trump, has been released without bail following a court hearing in a classified documents case. he faced 37 charges of mishandling the files, and he's been accused of unlawfully keeping us national security data . the case national security data. the case will return to court after legal amendments trump is the first

current or former president to face charges, all of which he denies. it's expected, though , denies. it's expected, though, that the case could take a year or more to go back to trial . or more to go back to trial. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is . this is. gb news. tomorrow's news this is. gb news.— - tomorrow's news tonight. now tomorrow's news tonight. now in to tomorrow's news tonight. now in our to the- our media buzz, straight to the treat— our media buzz, straight to the treat-as— our media buzz, straight to the treat-as at— our media buzz, straight to the front-as one own- our media buzz, straight to the front as one own story is front pages as one own story is taaiaatiae— front pages as one own story is taaiaatiae a— front pages as one own story is dominating, of course , it is the dominating, of course, it is the ttrrittt— dominating, of course, it is the terrible tragedy— dominating, of course, it is the terrible tragedy in— dominating, of course, it is the terrible tragedy in nottingham on terrible tragedy in nottingham ta tat— terrible tragedy in nottingham ta tat tatte— terrible tragedy in nottingham on the metro says tonight that twa— on the metro says tonight that two a— on the metro says tonight that two a rat — on the metro says tonight that two of the three— on the metro says tonight that two of the three victims have ttta — two of the three victims have ttta aaratt— two of the three victims have been named as— two of the three victims have been named as barnaby webber and tratt— been named as barnaby webber and tratt tamar— been named as barnaby webber and grace kumar. both— been named as barnaby webber and grace kumar. both 19. the daily star— grace kumar. both 19. the daily star headline— grace kumar. both 19. the daily star headline reads three dead in star headline reads three dead ia titt— star headline reads three dead in titw ttatt— star headline reads three dead in city centre knife and van tara— in city centre knife and van horror killers— in city centre knife and van horror killers rampage accompanied by a picture of

ttaatrt— accompanied by a picture of counter terror— accompanied by a picture of counter terror cops , my counter terror cops, my saptrstar— counter terror cops, my superstar panel returned . now superstar panel returned. now top— superstar panel returned. now itp pairw— superstar panel returned. now itp paitw trait— superstar panel returned. now top daily mail columnist amanda patti— top daily mail columnist amanda rattt .— top daily mail columnist amanda tattt . ttgtataw— top daily mail columnist amanda patel , legendary political patel, legendary political broadcaster— patel, legendary political broadcaster john sergeant and the bestselling— broadcaster john sergeant and the bestselling author rebecca ttia— the bestselling author rebecca ittit. taw— the bestselling author rebecca reid. now boris— the bestselling author rebecca reid. now boris johnson will tt— reid. now boris johnson will soon be officially gone as an mp arter— soon be officially gone as an mp aittr tat— soon be officially gone as an mp after the civil— soon be officially gone as an mp after the civil service and trtxit— after the civil service and brexit hating _ after the civil service and brexit hating msm finally ttppttt— brexit hating msm finally toppled their— brexit hating msm finally toppled their man. he was aatwwttt— toppled their man. he was hollywood in— toppled their man. he was hollywood in every sense of the wat— hollywood in every sense of the wat writa— hollywood in every sense of the word, which is— hollywood in every sense of the word, which is probably why he taaaattttt— word, which is probably why he channelled his— word, which is probably why he channelled his inner arnie today wata— channelled his inner arnie today when emphatically promising a big when emphatically promising a tie rtarat— when emphatically promising a pig rtarat st— when emphatically promising a big return. so look what bojo tat— big return. so look what bojo tat tat— big return. so look what bojo told the daily— big return. so look what bojo told the daily express. he said, we told the daily express. he said, we mast— told the daily express. he said, we taast tatt— told the daily express. he said, we must fully deliver on brexit aat— we must fully deliver on brexit at aa— we must fully deliver on brexit aat ta tat— we must fully deliver on brexit and on the 2019— we must fully deliver on brexit and on the 2019 manifesto. we mast— and on the 2019 manifesto. we taast sraasia— and on the 2019 manifesto. we must smash labour at the next tttttita. — must smash labour at the next election. nothing— must smash labour at the next election. nothing less than atsttatt— election. nothing less than absolute victory and total trtxit— absolute victory and total brexit will— absolute victory and total brexit will do _ absolute victory and total brexit will do and as the great aaat— brexit will do and as the great arnold schwarzenegger said, i'll be tatt— arnold schwarzenegger said, i'll be tatt .— arnold schwarzenegger said, i'll be tatt . itat— arnold schwarzenegger said, i'll be back . the privileges be back. the privileges committee _ be back. the privileges committee investigating whether the committee investigating whether tat taatr— committee investigating whether tatiatatriat— committee investigating whether the former pm lied to parliament attat— the former pm lied to parliament attat ais— the former pm lied to parliament about his cake— the former pm lied to parliament about his cake and— the former pm lied to parliament about his cake and sarnies in ttwaiag— about his cake and sarnies in downing street— about his cake and sarnies in downing street is expected to ttatst— downing street is expected to ttatst its— downing street is expected to release its findings tomorrow or iaarstaw— release its findings tomorrow or iaarstaw tat— release its findings tomorrow or thursday, but not— release its findings tomorrow or thursday, but not content with aaatiag— thursday, but not content with handing tais— thursday, but not content with handing boris out of westminster. his enemies now waat—trtttaa - westminster. his enemies now want—freedom of. want to throttle freedom of spttta —

want to throttle freedom of spttta witt— want to throttle freedom of speech with chilling bill that speech with a chilling bill that tartattas— speech with a chilling bill that threatens suspension of any mps wat— threatens suspension of any mps wat tart— threatens suspension of any mps who dare criticise— threatens suspension of any mps who dare criticise the kangaroo ttara— who dare criticise the kangaroo court committee— who dare criticise the kangaroo court committee or its findings. so court committee or its findings. st traaata— court committee or its findings. so amanda battle— court committee or its findings. so amanda battle i feel like rais— so amanda battle i feel like we is— so amanda battle i feel like this is actually— so amanda battle i feel like this is actually ministry of aata— this is actually ministry of truth stuff.— this is actually ministry of truth stuff. it's— this is actually ministry of truth stuff. it's almost like tatw-rt— truth stuff. it's almost like tatw-rt att— truth stuff. it's almost like they're not even trying to hide taat— they're not even trying to hide now that this— they're not even trying to hide now that this is— they're not even trying to hide now that this is not just a tarapaiga— now that this is not just a campaign de—man to boot boris out campaign de—man to boot boris eat a— campaign de—man to boot boris out of parliament.— campaign de—man to boot boris out of parliament. if any mps tart— out of parliament. if any mps tart tt— out of parliament. if any mps dare to stand— out of parliament. if any mps dare to stand up— out of parliament. if any mps dare to stand up for him, they are dare to stand up for him, they arse— dare to stand up for him, they atst taat— dare to stand up for him, they are also going to— dare to stand up for him, they are also going to be censured. tat— are also going to be censured. tat sittate— are also going to be censured. and silence. i— are also going to be censured. and silence. i mean , can you and silence. i mean, can you tttitwt— and silence. i mean, can you tttitwt rais— and silence. i mean, can you believe this is— and silence. i mean, can you believe this is happening in the am — believe this is happening in the am i— believe this is happening in the am i think— believe this is happening in the uk? i think that's— believe this is happening in the uk? i think that's just- uk? i think that's just completely outrageous. and i think what we've been seeing , think what we've been seeing, bofis think what we've been seeing, boris played a blinder by leaving when he did because otherwise he would actually be tomorrow being judged. and this would all be announced and all this would fall on him and all we see is with the polls in the last couple of days, every time rishi, the backstabber attacks boris, his popularity goes down. so all he's doing is ensuring that boris is getting more traction. more people remember

where they like him. more people remember what rishi sunak like , remember what rishi sunak like, and you just think , but if you and you just think, but if you my only worry the msm, they would lead you to believe that bofisis would lead you to believe that boris is now the least popular. he's totally disgraced and he's never going to be able to stand again. and he's just absolutely humiliated. and brexit was all a terrible the terrible mistake. all the rest of just like the of it. i just don't like the terminator analogy because he only came back for one more movie and then he died in the third one. but boris might be okay. i remember when his hand goes into the one more goes down into the one more term, right? i don't know. i think he could have thought of a better that. john better analogy than that. john i'll mean, you can't i'll be back. i mean, you can't ratt— i'll be back. i mean, you can't rate-tat— i'll be back. i mean, you can't rate-tat .— i'll be back. i mean, you can't rule-out , can- i'll be back. i mean, you can't rule-out , can you- i'll be back. i mean, you can't rule out , can you know, you rule them out, can you know, you taat— rule them out, can you know, you taa-t—tat- rule them out, can you know, you taa-t—tat ttar- rule them out, can you know, you can't—but bear in. can't rule them out, but bear in raiat— can't rule them out, but bear in twat-wt— can't rule them out, but bear in raiat-wt stit— can't rule them out, but bear in mind-we still, with- can't rule them out, but bear in mind we still, with all mind that we still, with all rais— mind that we still, with all tais taat— mind that we still, with all tais aaat ta— mind that we still, with all this going on and people satatiaa— this going on and people shouting-the- this going on and people shouting-the of it, shouting and all the rest of it, we-parliamentary- shouting and all the rest of it, we parliamentary system. we have a parliamentary system. this— we have a parliamentary system. this is— we have a parliamentary system. this is the— we have a parliamentary system. this is the centre— we have a parliamentary system. this is the centre of— we have a parliamentary system. this is the centre of our- this is the centre of our democracy. people , if we democracy. these people, if we start sneering too much at the whole idea of the house of commons, where i worked for more than 20 years, the idea you than 20 years, the idea that you can be casual about it and can just be casual about it and say, oh, it's a conspiracy, or

they all sort of wrong, be they are all sort of wrong, be careful. a careful. well, it is a conspiracy. no, we're not left with much. if we once you once you've but don't you've rubbished them. but don't you've rubbished them. but don't you that you think it's wrong that a democratically elected mp this you think it's wrong that a demgenuinely elected mp this you think it's wrong that a demgenuine questioni mp this you think it's wrong that a demgenuine question toip this you think it's wrong that a demgenuine question to youtis you think it's wrong that a demgenuine question to you who is a genuine question to you who thinks this privileged thinks that this privileged committee is a total sham? because believe me, a lot of ratta— because believe me, a lot of tea te— because believe me, a lot of tea ta is— because believe me, a lot of them do, is unable to say that tttaast— them do, is unable to say that tttaast it— them do, is unable to say that because if they— them do, is unable to say that because if they say it, they risk— because if they say it, they risk ttiai— because if they say it, they risk being booted from parliament. - risk being booted from parliament. that terrifies me. taat— parliament. that terrifies me. iaat is— parliament. that terrifies me. that is ministry— parliament. that terrifies me. that is ministry of no. but the joy that is ministry of no. but the joy of— that is ministry of no. but the joy at it— that is ministry of no. but the joy at it is— that is ministry of no. but the joy of it is that the system in fact is quite clear. the privileged committee are being given this job. finished given this job. they've finished their job. given this job. they've finished theirjob. they'll given this job. they've finished their job. they'll be given this job. they've finished theirjob. they'll be publishing theirjob. they'll be publishing their and then the house their results and then the house of commons will vote. now that's where the system, in fact is nothing to do with the kangaroo court. it is the house of commons. excuse me. how ludicrous, how ludicrous is it? they're going vote on the they're going to vote on on the iatart— they're going to vote on on the future-bloke— they're going to vote on on the future-bloke who's- they're going to vote on on the future bloke who's already future of a bloke who's already rtsitattt— future of a bloke who's already rtsitattt-ae— future of a bloke who's already resigned? no, because bear resigned? no, no, because bear in resigned? no, no, because bear ia taatt— resigned? no, no, because bear ia mpnt, wtat— resigned? no, no, because bear in mind, what else— resigned? no, no, because bear in mind, what else do they think tatt— in mind, what else do they think tatw—wta— in mind, what else do they think tatw—wta atta- in mind, what else do they think tatw—wta attt is- in mind, what else do they think they-you need is to. they do say all you need is to skip— they do say all you need is to skip-system. - they do say all you need is to. skip-system. they've skip the whole system. they've got skip the whole system. they've aetlaptett— skip the whole system. they've got uphold the arguments got to uphold the arguments being put by their privilege. you must be loving so proper, isn't he? i'm not hitting him.

tea-t— isn't he? i'm not hitting him. tea-t tit— isn't he? i'm not hitting him. don't hit him again. this is slapping. no bakery. people get very upset slapping. no bakery. people get very apstt aatat— slapping. no bakery. people get very upset about you— g \rri:r people get very upset about you hitting ttaataw— very upset about you hitting ttaaraw . — very upset about you hitting mommy. daddy,- very upset about you hitting mommy . i:: mommy. daddy, please stop fighting . we. no, no, i'm not fighting. we. no, no, i'm not loving it, actually, because i'm bored of saying the same thing over and over again, which is what i always say, which is that if what boris going what i always say, which is that if do, what boris going what i always say, which is that if do, you what boris going what i always say, which is that if do, you justat boris going what i always say, which is that if do, you just look ris going what i always say, which is that if do, you just look ris a going what i always say, which is that if do, you just look ris a basic] to do, you just look at a basic wikipedia winston churchill wikipedia for winston churchill . happenis wikipedia for winston churchill . happen is keir . and what will happen is keir starmer will come in. he'll do four he'll and four years, he'll try and deal with everything that's happened over he won't do a over the last 13. he won't do a very job. and then next very good job. and then next election, somehow election, boris will somehow steam benefit. think steam through benefit. i think i love. ithink steam through benefit. i think i love. i think i just fell in ttat— love. i think i just fell in ttwt witt— i think i just fell in love with screwing everything up- _ love with screwing everything ap. tea— love with screwing everything up. you dawson— love with screwing everything up. /ri:r. i" you too. love with screwing everything up. v/rir. i you too. up. you dawson. you too. thank goodness i'm here this evening to put a bit of common sense into all this. now, look, i've got— into all this. now, look, i've tat tt— into all this. now, look, i've get to ttti— into all this. now, look, i've got to tell you,— into all this. now, look, i've got to tell you, itv's- now, look, i've got to tell you, itv's phillip statiittt— got to tell you, itv's phillip schofield scandal comes to westminster— schofield scandal comes to westminster when schofield scandal comes to- westminster-when under westminster tomorrow when under fire westminster tomorrow when under tire-tattatiwt— westminster tomorrow when under fire executive carolyn fire chief executive carolyn ttttatt— fire chief executive carolyn mccall will— fire chief executive carolyn mccall will grilled mps mccall will be grilled by mps attat— mccall will be grilled by mps about claims— mccall will be grilled by mps about claims of— mccall will be grilled by mps about claims of a cover up on atr— about claims of a cover up on at watta. — about claims of a cover up on at watta. st— about claims of a cover up on her watch. so -kick- about claims of a cover up on her watch. so kick our her watch. so let's kick off our spttiat— her watch. so let's kick off our

spttiat-.— special coverage. tat— special coverage. and mccall needs to clear special coverage. _ and mccall needs to clear answer aatstitas— and mccall needs to clear answer questions about— and mccall needs to clear answer questions about my— and mccall needs to clear answer questions about my bombshell rtwttatitas— questions about my bombshell revelations that— questions about my bombshell revelations that are worried whistleblower_ revelations that are worried whistleblower was fobbed off after— whistleblower was fobbed off after emailing— whistleblower was fobbed off after emailing her and julian ttttataw— after emailing her and julian ttttaraw tat— after emailing her and julian bellamy, the managing director after emailing her and julian beitv1y, the managing director after emailing her and julian beitv studios,ianaging director after emailing her and julian beitv studios, raisingg director after emailing her and julian beitv studios, raising concerns of itv studios, raising concerns over schofield's_ of itv studios, raising concerns over schofield's behaviour. in rttraaw— over schofield's behaviour. in february 2020.— over schofield's behaviour. in february 2020. remember also wtat— february 2020. remember also wear tt— february 2020. remember also wear to riv— february 2020. remember also went to itv in— february 2020. remember also went to itv in 2019 to alert tatra — went to itv in 2019 to alert tatra attat— went to itv in 2019 to alert them about schofield relationship with the young runner. .true_ relationship with the young runner. .true to- relationship with the young runner. true to form, my runner. but true to form, my concerns dismissed concerns were dismissed as taatititas— concerns were dismissed as malicious gossip by itv's communications director paul tttae— communications director paul tttae wat— communications director paul moore, who works directly for ttttatt. — moore, who works directly for ttttatt. taw— moore, who works directly for mccall. now streams of itv stars wat— mccall. now streams of itv stars wat iatiraatttw— mccall. now streams of itv stars who intimately know what went on at tat — who intimately know what went on at the broadcast— who intimately know what went on at the broadcast have all contradicted— at the broadcast have all contradicted mccall's claims taat— contradicted mccall's claims - that—management that schofield duped management out. that schofield duped management at st— that schofield duped management eat. so rais— that schofield duped management eat. so we is— that schofield duped management out. so this is a— that schofield duped management out. so this is a really big taaatat— out. so this is a really big moment for— out. so this is a really big moment for itv- out. so this is a really big moment for itv tomorrow. rebecca we moment for itv tomorrow. rebecca wt aawta-t— moment for itv tomorrow. rebecca we haven't heard— moment for itv tomorrow. rebecca we haven't heard a— moment for itv tomorrow. rebecca we haven't heard a peep. we aawta-t— we haven't heard a peep. we aawta-t stta— we haven't heard a peep. we haven't seen carolyn mccall siatt— haven't seen carolyn mccall taat— haven't seen carolyn mccall since that scandal broke tomorrow. she- since that scandal broke tomorrow. she has to face up to ttts. — tomorrow. she has to face up to ttts. art— tomorrow. she has to face up to ttts. art tatt— tomorrow. she has to face up to mps. are they going to do a good tatapia— mps. are they going to do a good tatapa itt.— mps. are they going to do a good tatapa itt. tt— mps. are they going to do a good tatapa tap. to tea— mps. are they going to do a good enough job, do you think ? enough job, do you think? i meat-aet— enough job, do you think? i mean,-not really- enough job, do you think? i mean,-not really sure. enough job, do you think? ii mean,-not really sure it's mean, i'm not really sure it's their i mean, this is their business. i mean, this is it's the internal workings of a

company. yeah i no. so company. yeah but i have no. so that's why . sure, there are that's why. sure, but there are lots places in this, lots and lots of places in this, i in this country i would imagine, in this country where department is not where the hr department is not doing robust job. the doing a very robust job. the point philip lied and said point is, philip lied and said that they together . the that they weren't together. the other and said they other guy lied and said they weren't together. see weren't together. you can see that somebody that's if we that if somebody that's if we believe what itv told us, believe what itv have told us, i mean, i think philip schofield also he also acknowledged that he lied to what was to everybody about what was going i can going on. so as far as i can see, if you're most at the time, he was very profitable. he was very this is very well liked. this is pre q gate. if somebody comes to you and if both people denied and says if both people denied it, said they were it, everyone said they were happy this person making happy and this person was making you a lot money in you a lot of money in advertising, would you rock advertising, why would you rock the boat? that's just sensible. she's enrolled she's only been enrolled since, what, there what, 2018? so she wasn't there for origins this story. for the origins of this story. but cover up on her but this cover up was on her watch. john okay, but bear in raiat— watch. john okay, but bear in taiat .— watch. john okay, but bear in taiat . wat— watch. john okay, but bear in taiat . wat is— watch. john okay, but bear in. mind , who is-complaints mind, who is making complaints attat— mind, who is making complaints attat rais— mind, who is making complaints attat tais . — mind, who is making complaints about this . now,— mind, who is making complaints about this. \riif.i�*ri�* mind, who is making complaints about this . \riif.i�*ri�* �*" about this. now, normally, if you think there's going to be a process when you're making complaints understand process when you're making comjwhistleblower understand process when you're making comjwhistleblower who rstand process when you're making comjwhistleblower who usedd process when you're making comjwhistleblower who used to that whistleblower who used to work on this or i no , no, you work on this or i no, no, you highlighted no, but highlighted it. no, no. but i mean, you know, i'm not i'm not

objecting saying, oh, objecting to people saying, oh, this all the rest this is awful. and all the rest of you've to think of it. but you've got to think from of view. yes from the mps point of view. yes they should do you feel they should ask her, do you feel it's responsibility? what it's your responsibility? what should you have done about phil? if those questions, if they can ask those questions, i'd very surprised she i'd be very surprised if she gives illuminating replies gives very illuminating replies , very surprised. she's she's going— , very surprised. she's she's going tt— , very surprised. she's she's going to try— , very surprised. she's she's going to try and_ , very surprised. she's she's going to try and act- arig : she's she's going to try and act as if she att— going to try and act as if she was all above— going to try and act as if she was all above this, isn't she, traaatat— was all above this, isn't she, amanda? her— was all above this, isn't she, amanda? herjob. i've got my attttttt— amanda? herjob. i've got my notebook out. _ amanda? herjob. i've got my notebook out. cit/toga o" amanda? herjob. i've got my notebook out. o" 3: notebook out. okay. oh, goodness me. question for you. me. i've got a question for you. okay know who caroline . okay do you know who caroline. and don't anything, smarty and don't say anything, smarty pants . might okay. i pants. i might know. okay. i know also , don't say pants. i might know. okay. i- knowlalso , don't say anything know it also, don't say anything titt— know it also, don't say anything like-because _ know it also, don't say anything like-because i— know it also, don't say anything like-because i will- like that because i will taaptaia. — like that because i will complain. you know who the complain. do you know who the traattastiaa— complain. do you know who the broadcasting authority jri:r 7’ broadcasting authority did? do? tara— broadcasting authority did? do? waaa is— broadcasting authority did? do? waaa is . is— broadcasting authority did? do? nana is. is dinnage_ broadcasting authority did? jrir? ta"? is dinnage. broadcasting authority did? jri:r7 ta"? is dinnage. nana is. is dinnage. is that what you're saying? i think he does know. okay. okay okay. so you're a smarty pants. she's. she's a bit of the media select committee. she's the chair of it. twat. — committee. she's the chair of it. okay. tat— committee. she's the chair of it. okay. and she— committee. she's the chair of it. okay. and she she- i she's the chair of it. okay. and she she gave . that it. okay. and she she gave. that is impressive — it. okay. and she she gave. that is impressive. i'm— it. okay. and she she gave. that is impressive. i'm up- it. okay. and she she gave. that is impressive. e. is impressive. i'm up on this. we've a special broadcast we've got a special broadcast tomorrow night. okay. about this. who's simon thorpe? no itta— this. who's simon thorpe? no ittalitta.— this. who's simon thorpe? no ittalitta. i— this. who's simon thorpe? no idea..idea. i knew- who's simon thorpe? no idea. idea. i knew you idea. no idea. i knew you wtatta-t— idea. no idea. i knew you wouldn't see— idea. no idea. i knew you wouldn't see one of mps on

wouldn't see one of the mps on tat. — wouldn't see one of the mps on tie it— wouldn't see one of the mps on tie it wa— wouldn't see one of the mps on the. it was going— wouldn't see one of the mps on the. i grit r; okay. the. it was going well. okay. now, the. it was going well. okay. wow. tat— the. it was going well. okay. wow. tat ttt— the. it was going well. okay. now, the key thing— the. i grit g okay. now, the key thing about this is taat— now, the key thing about this is taat-aa— now, the key thing about this is that-an interview- that she gave an interview at tat—taat- that she gave an interview at. tat—taatlwas the weekend saying that it was her responsibility— the weekend saying that it was her responsibility to hold to atttaat— her responsibility to hold to account itv,— her responsibility to hold to account itv, which is a publicly tisttt— account itv, which is a publicly tisttt taapaaw— account itv, which is a publicly listed company and has its own shareholders— listed company and has its own shareholders who— listed company and has its own shareholders who actually look at west— shareholders who actually look at these things— shareholders who actually look at these things .— shareholders who actually look at these things . and it's her at these things. and it's her tatt— at these things. and it's her tatw tt— at these things. and it's her tatw ta taatt— at these things. and it's her duty to make sure there is a tatrt— duty to make sure there is a wet is— duty to make sure there is a wet is a— duty to make sure there is a there is a sufficient duty of ia— there is a sufficient duty of care for all— there is a sufficient duty of care for all staff- there is a sufficient duty of care for all staff , there is a sufficient duty of care for all staff, i.e. that tatrt-s— care for all staff, i.e. that tatrt-s at— care for all staff, i.e. that there's no bullying at itv tiatre— there's no bullying at itv there, that— there's no bullying at itv there, that whistleblowers are givea— there, that whistleblowers are pitta atttss— there, that whistleblowers are given access to _ there, that whistleblowers are given access to what you don't it— given access to what you don't it is— given access to what you don't it is atr— given access to what you don't see. it is her job.— given access to what you don't see. it is her job. it's not her see. it is herjob. it's not her itt.— see. it is herjob. it's not her top its— see. it is herjob. it's not her tea. as get— see. it is herjob. it's not her job. it's got nothing to do with at. — job. it's got nothing to do with at. i— job. it's got nothing to do with at. i ta— job. it's got nothing to do with her. i mean, you— job. it's got nothing to do with her. i mean, you can't know twtwtaiaa— her. i mean, you can't know everything that's- her. i mean, you can't know everything that's going on all the everything that's going on all tat-itis— everything that's going on all tat-itis is— everything that's going on all the-this is an- everything that's going on all the-this is an hr- everything that's going on all- the-this is an hr problem. the time. this is an hr problem. really. this is this is really. this is fine. this is grandstanding peace. but grandstanding in peace. but they've before. grandstanding in peace. but- they've-before. remember they've done it before. remember itaptrt— they've done it before. remember rupert-r— they've done it before. remember itaptrt-ltatw- they've done it before. rememberi rupert-,-know, news, rupert murdoch, you know, news, news international— rupert murdoch, you know, news, news international is not a pattit— news international is not a pattit stwitt— news international is not a public service company at all. tat— public service company at all. at at— public service company at all. at at was— public service company at all. and he was dragged into the stttttita. — and he was dragged into the selection. had— and he was dragged into the selection. had he- and he was dragged into the selection. rir: “er: selection. had he not been had he not been a bit naughty, he said it was the most humble day. i don't the process is i don't think the process is rigiat. — i don't think the process is rigiat. i— i don't think the process is right. ithink— i don't think the process is right. i think she's behaved disgracefully. _ right. i think she's behaved disgracefully. completely disgracefully. she's completely gatttss— disgracefully. she's completely gatttss-sat-s— disgracefully. she's completely gutless she's letting other gutless and she's letting other pttptt— gutless and she's letting other pttpttlatr— gutless and she's letting other pttpttlatr tarry— gutless and she's letting other people her carry carry the people do her carry carry the

ta-is wat— people do her carry carry the can,-is why she- people do her carry carry the can, is why she should can, which is why she should tatt— can, which is why she should iate-taasit. — can, which is why she should face-music. and- can, which is why she should face music. and do can, which is why she should- face .music. and -do they face the music. and what do they atwaws— face the music. and what do they aways—we- face the music. and what do they atwaws—we tatwl always say about fish? no, they rot always say about fish? no, they rat—first. - always say about fish? no, they rot—first. and. rot from the head first. and tama— rot from the head first. and emma-johni- rot from the head first. and emma john, sergeant emma burnell john, sergeant rebecca stand by, because rebecca redo stand by, because coming up with king charles reportedly sat bewildered and increasingly frustrated over his runaway harry's behaviour. runaway son, harry's behaviour. should he strip the shouldyhe strip the shameless should he strip the shameless sasstts a— should he strip the shameless sussexes of their— should he strip the shameless sussexes of their royal titles by saptrstar— sussexes of their royal titles by superstar panel will be back to by superstar panel will be back tt-tais. —aawt| to tackle this. plus we'll have. more _newspapers more of tomorrow's newspapers aat— more of tomorrow's newspapers aatat-wt tais- more of tomorrow's newspapers and cover this terrible and how they cover this terrible ttwtttpiap— and how they cover this terrible ttwtttpiag stat— and how they cover this terrible developing story from nottingham - my— developing story from nottingham . raw attt— developing story from nottingham . raw atxt arter— developing story from nottingham . my next after scheming staratta-s— . my next after scheming sturgeon's weekend arrest tartatta— sturgeon's weekend arrest through .snp - sturgeon's weekend arrest through snp printer crisis, through the snp printer crisis, tat— through the snp printer crisis, can the scottish— through the snp printer crisis, can the scottish separatists sawiwt— can the scottish separatists survive their— can the scottish separatists survive their scandals? well, it — survive their scandals? well, i-ra taatt— survive their scandals? well, it itiatt tw— survive their scandals? well, i'm joined by deputy leader of the scottish— i'm joined by deputy leader of the scottish conservatives, ttttaaa— the scottish conservatives, meghan gallagher. she is live in just meghan gallagher. she is live in iast tartt— meghan gallagher. she is live in just three short— meghan gallagher. she is live in just three short minutes .

through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the people's. through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the people's . channel gb news is the people's. channel tom bauer with new details on the itv scandal and meghan markle on the way . but the itv scandal and meghan markle on the way. but time the itv scandal and meghan markle on the way . but time now markle on the way. but time now for markle on the way. but time now ta tat— markle on the way. but time now ta tat ttpatw— markle on the way. but time now for the deputy leader— markle on the way. but time now for the deputy leader of- iii" but time now for the deputy leader of the statist— for the deputy leader of the scottish conservatives, megan tattaaatr— scottish conservatives, megan gallagherr_ scottish conservatives, megan gallagher , and— scottish conservatives, megan gallagher , and reputation of gallagher, and the reputation of the gallagher, and the reputation of rat str— gallagher, and the reputation of rat swr aas— gallagher, and the reputation of the snp has taken a brutal tatttriaa— the snp has taken a brutal tatttriag ia— the snp has taken a brutal battering in recent months with taatt— battering in recent months with taittt rirst— battering in recent months with failed first minister nicola sturgeon-— failed first minister nicola sturgeon. the— failed first minister nicola sturgeon. the latest in a string of sturgeon. the latest in a string a high— sturgeon. the latest in a string a aiga praitt— sturgeon. the latest in a string of high profile arrests over iiaaatiat— of high profile arrests over financial irregularities within the financial irregularities within tat partw— financial irregularities within tat partw. oat.— financial irregularities within the party. obe. now scotland's rirst— the party. obe. now scotland's new first minister, humza ttasat— new first minister, humza ttasat is— new first minister, humza yousaf, is refusing to suspend his yousaf, is refusing to suspend ais tatata— yousaf, is refusing to suspend his mentor in— yousaf, is refusing to suspend his mentor in light of her arrest— his mentor in light of her arrest with— his mentor in light of her arrest with sturgeon's stooge in iatxptitattw— arrest with sturgeon's stooge in inexplicably claiming today atatsttw— inexplicably claiming today atatsttw .— inexplicably claiming today honestly , promise inexplicably claiming today honestly ,ipromise said honestly, i promise you, he said tais— honestly, i promise you, he said tais ratat— honestly, i promise you, he said tais tttaw traw— honestly, i promise you, he said this today may the— honestly, i promise you, he said this today may the most impressive— this today may the most impressive politician in europe wittta— impressive politician in europe nicola sturgeon— impressive politician in europe nicola sturgeon stolen assets aaa— nicola sturgeon stolen assets from ttat—

nicola sturgeon stolen assets from rat str— nicola sturgeon stolen assets from the snp nicola sturgeon is the from the snp nicola sturgeon is tat mast— from the snp nicola sturgeon is the most impressive politician i taiat— the most impressive politician i taiat watt— the most impressive politician i think we've seen— the most impressive politician i think we've seen in europe and sits— think we've seen in europe and sits aa— think we've seen in europe and sits aa asset— think we've seen in europe and she's an asset to— think we've seen in europe and she's an asset to our movement aat— she's an asset to our movement at tt— she's an asset to our movement at to tra— she's an asset to our movement aat ta partw. — she's an asset to our movement and to our party. i and to our party. it's obviously and to our party. it's obviously a difficult time . it's a very, a difficult time. it's a very, very difficult time for her, a difficult time for our party and personally painful to many of to . us well, that's what you call taat— . us well, that's what you call ttwat tt— . us well, that's what you call ttwat to a— . us well, that's what you call loyal to a fault— . us well, that's what you call loyal to a fault .— well, that's what you call loyal to a fault . many were loyal to a fault. many were txptttiaa— loyal to a fault. many were expecting nasty— loyal to a fault. many were expecting nasty nick to fall on her expecting nasty nick to fall on atr-atttr— expecting nasty nick to fall on her- after she— expecting nasty nick to fall on her after she obsessively her sword after she obsessively taatt— her sword after she obsessively tattttltat— her sword after she obsessively called the resignation called for the resignation of awai— called for the resignation of rival politicians— called for the resignation of rival politicians during her own tarttr. tat— rival politicians during her own career. and to— rival politicians during her own career. and to have- rival politicians during her own career. ' career. and to have a prime minister continue in office. in those circumstances, i think is unthinkable. but a of unthinkable. but a sense of corruption at the heart of the westminster and that has westminster system and that has to rooted given that to be rooted out given that bofis to be rooted out given that boris johnson has so clearly lost confidence of the uk , lost the confidence of the uk, it is just i think , an it is just i think, an unsustainable proposition to say that he will continue feels like the end might be nigh for johnson. not a moment too soon. at— johnson. not a moment too soon. tat attattt— johnson. not a moment too soon. one notable though,— not a moment too soon. one notable though, that the rtsigaiag— one notable though, that the resigning ministers were only prtpartt— resigning ministers were only prtpartt tt— resigning ministers were only prtpartt ta ta— resigning ministers were only prepared to go when they were titt— prepared to go when they were titt ta. — prepared to go when they were titt ta. ratt— prepared to go when they were lied to. they defended him lying to tat— lied to. they defended him lying to rat pattit. — lied to. they defended him lying to the public. the— lied to. they defended him lying to the public. the whole rotten lot to the public. the whole rotten tat attt— to the public. the whole rotten tat attt tt— to the public. the whole rotten tat attt to 90— to the public. the whole rotten lot need to go and— to the public. the whole rotten lot need to go and scotland attts— lot need to go and scotland attts tat— lot need to go and scotland needs the permanent alternative

of independence _ needs the permanent alternative of independence . _ needs the permanent alternative of independence . needs the permanent alternative of independence. i needs the permanent alternative of independence . i of independence. so it looks tite— of independence. so it looks tite it.— of independence. so it looks like it. what's one rule for her? right. and another for westminster. so megan gallagher with the snp's reputation now hitting rock bottom , is the hitting rock bottom, is the party of broken promises now finished in scotland ? well finished in scotland? well i think it was widely anticipated that nicola sturgeon would be arrested. however, i think the partit— arrested. however, i think the pattit ratat— arrested. however, i think the public might find— : however, i think the public might find unsettling is the public might find unsettling is tat raat— public might find unsettling is the rank hypocrisy being shown by the rank hypocrisy being shown it aaraza— the rank hypocrisy being shown by humza yousaf_ the rank hypocrisy being shown by humza yousaf and the snp. watt— by humza yousaf and the snp. while nicola— by humza yousaf and the snp. while nicola sturgeon herself partw— while nicola sturgeon herself was party leader, snp politicians— was party leader, snp politicians were suspended. they had politicians were suspended. they aat tat— politicians were suspended. they aat tat waip— politicians were suspended. they had the whip removed while investigations— had the whip removed while investigations were ongoing . investigations were ongoing. taat— investigations were ongoing. iaat aapptatt— investigations were ongoing. that happened to the likes of ttitatttt— that happened to the likes of michelle thomson and derek ttattaw— michelle thomson and derek ttattaw aat— michelle thomson and derek mackay and actually in the iastaatt— mackay and actually in the instance of— mackay and actually in the instance of derek mackay he was a seawat— instance of derek mackay he was a serving cabinet— instance of derek mackay he was a serving cabinet secretary in wittta— a serving cabinet secretary in nicola sturgeon's own government wata— nicola sturgeon's own government wata at— nicola sturgeon's own government wata at was— nicola sturgeon's own government when he was suspended. so i ttaat— when he was suspended. so i taiat tat— when he was suspended. so i think the public— when he was suspended. so i think the public will be asking aatstitas— think the public will be asking questions now.— think the public will be asking questions now. they'll be asking aatstitas— questions now. they'll be asking tatstitas .— questions now. they'll be asking tatstitas . wta— questions now. they'll be asking questions , you know, why is questions, you know, why is wittta— questions, you know, why is nicola sturgeon— questions, you know, why is nicola sturgeon receiving preferential— nicola sturgeon receiving preferential treatment ? why is

preferential treatment? why is wittta— preferential treatment? why is nicola sturgeon _ preferential treatment? why is nicola sturgeon being treated tiiitrtattwt— nicola sturgeon being treated differently? so _ nicola sturgeon being treated differently? so i— nicola sturgeon being treated differently? so i think what sttiag— differently? so i think what we're seeing now is a government taat— we're seeing now is a government taat is— we're seeing now is a government that is engulfed— we're seeing now is a government that is engulfed in— we're seeing now is a government that is engulfed in chaos and staatat— that is engulfed in chaos and staatat tat— that is engulfed in chaos and scandal, but it's— that is engulfed in chaos and scandal, but it's a government ttaat-s— scandal, but it's a government taat-s tttptw— scandal, but it's a government that's deeply distracted from the priorities— that's deeply distracted from the priorities of— that's deeply distracted from the priorities of the day, job of the priorities of the day, job a governing— the priorities of the day, job of governing and focusing on sata— of governing and focusing on issues such as— of governing and focusing on issues such as our cost of twat— issues such as our cost of tiwiag trisis— issues such as our cost of living crisis and- issues such as our cost of living crisis and tackling ia— living crisis and tackling issues in our— living crisis and tackling issues in our nhs. so that's wtat— issues in our nhs. so that's waat i— issues in our nhs. so that's waat i ta— issues in our nhs. so that's what i mean . _ issues in our nhs. so that's what i mean . fiat 37�* i" what i mean. the snp has run scotland into the ground. we know that. how extraordinary though. did you see it? seeing the first minister today ? he the first minister today? he didn't just say, oh, i stand by sturgeon because look , she got sturgeon because look, she got me this job. let's be honest, i'm only in this job because of her. i'm only in this job because of hen he i'm only in this job because of her. he actually said he actually wants us to believe that she is the best politician in the history of europe. i mean, that is insane . in mean, that is insane. in certainly not the case at all. nicola sturgeon left office taasiap— nicola sturgeon left office causing division with everything that causing division with everything taat sat— causing division with everything taat siat tit— causing division with everything that she did while being in government— that she did while being in government. so she is certainly

not government. so she is certainly att as— government. so she is certainly at as as— government. so she is certainly at as as tat— government. so she is certainly not as as the new— government. so she is certainly not as as the new first minister ttstritts— not as as the new first minister describes, but— not as as the new first minister describes, but i— not as as the new first minister describes, but i think you've hit describes, but i think you've iait tat— describes, but i think you've hit the nail— describes, but i think you've hit the nail on— describes, but i think you've hit the nail on the head and ttrtaiatw— hit the nail on the head and ttrtaiatw i— hit the nail on the head and certainly i think— hit the nail on the head and certainly i think comes a use of a ttt— certainly i think comes a use of a ta ta— certainly i think comes a use of owes a lot to nicola sturgeon. i taiat— owes a lot to nicola sturgeon. i taiat it— owes a lot to nicola sturgeon. i taiat it was— owes a lot to nicola sturgeon. i think it was nicola— owes a lot to nicola sturgeon. i think it was nicola sturgeon and her think it was nicola sturgeon and at tatat— think it was nicola sturgeon and her cabal that— think it was nicola sturgeon and her cabal that made sure that aaraza— her cabal that made sure that humza yousaf_ her cabal that made sure that humza yousaf got over line humza yousaf got over the line in humza yousaf got over the line ia-a— humza yousaf got over the line ia-a tat— humza yousaf got over the line ia-a tat str— humza yousaf got over the line in of the snp leadership in terms of the snp leadership ttattst— in terms of the snp leadership ttattst . — in terms of the snp leadership contest . now,— in terms of the snp leadership contest . now, how- in terms of the snp leadership contest . \rri:rt r: rt. in terms of the snp leadership contest . \riij.i�*rt" r: rt. contest. now, how difficult is it for you at the moment? megan and the scottish conservatives? because of course there are huge limitations terms of what you limitations in terms of what you can actually say about sturgeon's arrest and the case itself because of these really, i would say and i'm not putting words in your mouth, but i think now draconian contempt of court law, i mean, laws in terms of commenting on a live legal proceeding, is that difficult for you as you attempt to inform the public about what's gone on in the snp ? yes. i mean, we've in the snp? yes. i mean, we've all in the snp? yes. i mean, we've at aa— in the snp? yes. i mean, we've att tat tt— in the snp? yes. i mean, we've att ta to it— in the snp? yes. i mean, we've all got to be careful— in the snp? yes. i mean, we've all got to be careful in- " 53x 3.7 yes. i mean, we've all got to be careful in terms of all got to be careful in terms a tat— all got to be careful in terms a rat titt— all got to be careful in terms of the live investigation and i'll of the live investigation and it iast— of the live investigation and i'll just make— of the live investigation and i'll just make that clear. just ttaat— i'll just make that clear. just ttiat wt— i'll just make that clear. just before we continue . but it's before we continue. but it's irastratiaa— before we continue. but it's frustrating and _ before we continue. but it's frustrating and it's frustrating

tttaast— frustrating and it's frustrating because there _ frustrating and it's frustrating because there needs to be an tttratat— because there needs to be an element transparency . we, the element of transparency. we, the partit— element of transparency. we, the pattit-ttarse— element of transparency. we, the public course, interest public are, of course, interest in public are, of course, interest ia wtat-s— public are, of course, interest in wars aaat— public are, of course, interest in what's going with the in what's going on with the gtwtraiat— in what's going on with the governing party here in attaat.— governing party here in scotland. but as i said, you tatw— scotland. but as i said, you tatw its— scotland. but as i said, you know, it's actually destroying attat— know, it's actually destroying acting because _ know, it's actually destroying acting because distracting acting because it is distracting aaa— acting because it is distracting traa tat— acting because it is distracting from the issues— acting because it is distracting from the issues that people care attat. — from the issues that people care attat. tta— from the issues that people care about. you know,— from the issues that people care about. you know, i— from the issues that people care about. you know, i mentioned the issues surrounding— about. you know, i mentioned the issues surrounding are nhs and i feel issues surrounding are nhs and i feet as— issues surrounding are nhs and i feet as tatata— issues surrounding are nhs and i feel as though that the government's eye is completely off government's eye is completely at tat — government's eye is completely at tat tatt— government's eye is completely off the ball just— government's eye is completely off the ball just now because of twtwtaiag— off the ball just now because of twtwtaiaa tist— off the ball just now because of everything else that is going on in everything else that is going on ia tat— everything else that is going on in the background surrounding the in the background surrounding tat str— in the background surrounding tat swr aat— in the background surrounding the snp and the— in the background surrounding the snp and the ongoing police iawtstipatita— the snp and the ongoing police investigation .— the snp and the ongoing police investigation . so— the snp and the ongoing police investigation . so as an investigation. so as an tpptsitita— investigation. so as an opposition party it falls to us to triag— opposition party it falls to us to bring forward— opposition party it falls to us to bring forward the challenges to bring forward the challenges to aist— to bring forward the challenges to tat— to bring forward the challenges to raise the important issues , to raise the important issues, att— to raise the important issues, at tatsitt— to raise the important issues, not outside the— to raise the important issues, not outside the realms of the petite— not outside the realms of the police investigation that's taat-s— police investigation that's that's ongoing— police investigation that's that's ongoing . but focusing on that's ongoing. but focusing on the that's ongoing. but focusing on rat itt— that's ongoing. but focusing on tie it taat— that's ongoing. but focusing on the job that the— that's ongoing. but focusing on the job that the snp clearly tea-t— the job that the snp clearly tea-t waat— the job that the snp clearly don't want to _ the job that the snp clearly don't want to . _ the job that the snp clearly don't want to . xrirtllyr rii�*r: i don't want to. exactly and it's a difficult one and the media is walking this tightrope as well. and unfortunately, i think it means that are managing to means that they are managing to avoid a of scrutiny at the avoid a lot of scrutiny at the moment. but you're doing a great job. thank so much to meghan job. thank you so much to meghan gallagher, deputy leader of the

scottish conservative party. but coming up in uncancelled as itv chief executive dame carolyn mccall prepares to face a grilling by mps tomorrow, will the select committee get to the bottom those claims bottom of those claims of a cover and as meghan markle cover up and as meghan markle stepping back and allowing husband to humiliate husband harry to humiliate himself , husband harry to humiliate himself, esteemed royal biographer gives his biographer tom bower gives his thoughts the show . next thoughts later in the show. next in media buzz as the sunday in the media buzz as the sunday times reveals that king charles is sad, bewildered and is feeling sad, bewildered and frustrated at harry's global attention seeking . should he put attention seeking. should he put his down withdraw the his foot down and withdraw the royal titles the runaway royal titles from the runaway royals . my superstar panel have royals. my superstar panel have plenty to say on this. we'll see you .

people's channel, all britain's news . channel _ people's channel, all britain's news . channel news. channel tomorrow's news tonight now on our mediabuzz more front pages have just been delivered. one more front pages have just been delivered . one story, of course, delivered. one story, of course, taaiaatiaa— delivered. one story, of course, dominating the _ delivered. one story, of course, dominating the sun's- r:ri cjifilc one story, of course, dominating the sun's front r:xi; cljiilc one story, of course, dominating the sun's front page carries pictures— dominating the sun's front page carries pictures of— dominating the sun's front page carries pictures of barnaby wtttr—

carries pictures of barnaby wtttr aat— carries pictures of barnaby weber and grace cooma, two of the weber and grace cooma, two of rat tartt— weber and grace cooma, two of the three victims— weber and grace cooma, two of the three victims of the nottingham— the three victims of the nottingham killings. the pair wattiap— nottingham killings. the pair were walking back home from a aiaatttat— were walking back home from a nightclub when— were walking back home from a nightclub when they were stabbed and nightclub when they were stabbed aat tat— nightclub when they were stabbed aat tat paper— nightclub when they were stabbed and the paper says— nightclub when they were stabbed and the paper says a maniac saspttt— and the paper says a maniac saspttt is— and the paper says a maniac suspect is being— and the paper says a maniac suspect is being quizzed about passittt— suspect is being quizzed about possible terror— suspect is being quizzed about possible terror motives killed as tatt— possible terror motives killed as they walked— possible terror motives killed as they walked home from a night outr— as they walked home from a night tat. saws— as they walked home from a night tat. saws iat— as they walked home from a night out, says the daily— as they walked home from a night out, says the daily mail, as it aist— out, says the daily mail, as it aist teats— out, says the daily mail, as it also leads on— out, says the daily mail, as it also leads on the— out, says the daily mail, as it also leads on the horror rampage in also leads on the horror rampage ia wtttiagaara— also leads on the horror rampage ia wtttiaaaara .— also leads on the horror rampage in nottingham . tragically, the in nottingham. tragically, the paper— in nottingham. tragically, the paper writes— in nottingham. tragically, the paper writes that both students taw— paper writes that both students were only minutes away from ttatt— were only minutes away from their university— were only minutes away from their university halls when they iatattw— their university halls when they were fatally ambushed . tonight's were fatally ambushed. tonight's saptrstar— were fatally ambushed. tonight's saptrstar paatt— were fatally ambushed. tonight's superstar panel returned in our top superstar panel returned in our tap tatt— superstar panel returned in our tap aaitw trait— superstar panel returned in our top daily mail columnist amanda tartt— top daily mail columnist amanda rattt .— top daily mail columnist amanda rattt . tat— top daily mail columnist amanda patel , the political broadcaster patel, the political broadcaster john— patel, the political broadcaster rtaa strataat— patel, the political broadcaster john sergeant and the author itttttta— john sergeant and the author rebecca reeve. _ john sergeant and the author rebecca reeve. now, prince harry has rebecca reeve. now, prince harry aas teta— rebecca reeve. now, prince harry has been spotted— rebecca reeve. now, prince harry has been spotted for the first ttat— has been spotted for the first time siatt— has been spotted for the first time since his— has been spotted for the first time since his court crusade, apptariat— time since his court crusade, apptariap at— time since his court crusade, appearing at the— time since his court crusade, appearing at the warrior games in appearing at the warrior games ia saa— appearing at the warrior games ia saa titte— appearing at the warrior games ia saa pitta .— appearing at the warrior games in san diego , an— appearing at the warrior games in san diego , an event for us in san diego, an event for us traw— in san diego, an event for us army veterans— in san diego, an event for us army veterans similar to his own iawittas— army veterans similar to his own iawittas tarats— army veterans similar to his own iawittas tarats .— army veterans similar to his own invictus games . however, just invictus games. however, just titt— invictus games. however, just titt ais— invictus games. however, just titt ais itt— invictus games. however, just like his pr campaign for spare tataatita— like his pr campaign for spare coronation humiliation in last weeks— coronation humiliation in last week's disaster— coronation humiliation in last week's disaster at the high teat.— week's disaster at the high ttart. ais— week's disaster at the high court, his wife— week's disaster at the high court, his wife meghan, did not appear— court, his wife meghan, did not appear at— court, his wife meghan, did not appear by ais— court, his wife meghan, did not appear by his side. and harry's sttitatt— appear by his side. and harry's solitude could— appear by his side. and harry's solitude could be— appear by his side. and harry's solitude could be about to get

worse because,— solitude could be about to get worse because, according to a ratat— worse because, according to a rtwat strate— worse because, according to a royal source, his— worse because, according to a royal source, his relationship witt— royal source, his relationship at ais— royal source, his relationship with his father,— royal source, his relationship with his father, the king has hit with his father, the king has rait a— with his father, the king has rait a tw— with his father, the king has hit a new low.— with his father, the king has hit a new low. so the source rtwtattt— hit a new low. so the source revealed the _ hit a new low. so the source revealed the king brings harry up. revealed the king brings harry ap. twtrw— revealed the king brings harry ap. twtrw ttat— revealed the king brings harry ap. twtrw time i— revealed the king brings harry up. every time i see him. i tea-t— up. every time i see him. i tea-t taiat— up. every time i see him. i don't think we've moved past sad and bewildered,— don't think we've moved past sad and bewildered, but there's a bit-frustration- and bewildered, but there's a bit frustration his bit more frustration at his ttaawitar— bit more frustration at his behaviour because it just keeps going— behaviour because it just keeps aaat .— behaviour because it just keeps going . st— behaviour because it just keeps going . st ttts— behaviour because it just keeps going . so lots of— behaviour because it just keeps going . so lots of people, amanda going. so lots of people, amanda tartt— going. so lots of people, amanda rattt art— going. so lots of people, amanda patel are saying,— going. so lots of people, amanda patel are saying, okay, it's all wet— patel are saying, okay, it's all wet-ia— patel are saying, okay, it's all wet-ta tt- patel are saying, okay, it's all well for to charles patel are saying, okay, it's all wellthat for to charles patel are saying, okay, it's all wellthat way, for to charles patel are saying, okay, it's all wellthat way, but to charles patel are saying, okay, it's all wellthat way, but hitharles patel are saying, okay, it's all wellthat way, but his feelings feel that way, but his feelings are feel that way, but his feelings att— feel that way, but his feelings are not making— feel that way, but his feelings are not making any difference tttaast— are not making any difference tttaast tarry— are not making any difference because harry is— are not making any difference because harry is taking the ttitttw— because harry is taking the ttitttw tat— because harry is taking the mickey out of— because harry is taking the mickey out of him now. so should he mickey out of him now. so should at attaattw— mickey out of him now. so should at attaattw pat— mickey out of him now. so should he actually put his— mickey out of him now. so should he actually put his foot down aat— he actually put his foot down aatt-matte— he actually put his foot down aat-raawtt wta- he actually put his foot down and maybe you don't get your and say maybe you don't get your tatt— and say maybe you don't get your itate aat— and say maybe you don't get your duke and duchess— and say maybe you don't get your duke and duchess title or maybe the duke and duchess title or maybe tat-tt— duke and duchess title or maybe tat-ta saw— duke and duchess title or maybe tat-ta saw is— duke and duchess title or maybe the-to say is the- duke and duchess title or maybe the to say is the kids , the thing to say is the kids, tat— the thing to say is the kids, tat-attit— the thing to say is the kids, the archie lilibet the kids, archie and lilibet ttiag— the kids, archie and lilibet being california the kids, archie and lilibet- being-california don't being raised in california don't ttstwt— being raised in california don't ttstwt tt— being raised in california don't ttstwt to te— being raised in california don't deserve to be prince and pitss— deserve to be prince and princess. that- deserve to be prince and princess. that a decision the princess. that is a decision the king— princess. that is a decision the king_ _ princess. that is a decision the tiap— i- princess. that is a decision the tiap— tichki princess. that is a decision thei tiap— i-sittte king could make. i am sick to teati— king could make. i am sick to death of charles's feelings death of king charles's feelings , quite frankly. we've put up with him in whingeing and with him in whingeing on and talking plants all his life, talking to plants all his life, and now we've got situation and now we've got this situation where, , he said he where, you know, he said he wanted to slim down monarchy. what i am a what he should do now, i am a devout monarchist. yes, you are. what now is he what does she do now is he should andrew and that should strip andrew and that useless fergie of their titles.

they should just be known. mr and mrs. mr and mrs. well, they're not anymore . the they're not anymore. the daughters should lose their titles. all of the most ludicrous thing this week was we were talking about eugenie, right? it had a baby. eugenie had a baby. that's second kid from that useless princess who is 13th in line to the throne . is 13th in line to the throne. he should just cut it off at kate and william, keeping an edward , obviously, and sophie edward, obviously, and sophie and that becomes the royal family. but he does. and archie lilibet, family. but he does. and archie titittt. wta— family. but he does. and archie titittt. wta saw— family. but he does. and archie lilibet, you say the _ : and archie lilibet, you say the attention satatt— lilibet, you say the attention start at— lilibet, you say the attention should go remove them. they satatta-t— should go remove them. they satatta-t tt— should go remove them. they shouldn't be a— should go remove them. they shouldn't be a prince and pitss— shouldn't be a prince andi priattss—ia princess. they grown up in california.— california. it's ridiculous. thew-re— california. it's ridiculous. itew-re—tei they're never going to be working royals. their parents aren't and aren't working royals. and harry. and stop being a just cut it at— harry. and stop being a just cut it off. charles— harry. and stop being a just cut it off. charles do— harry. and stop being a just cut it off. charles do you— and stop being a just cut it off. charles do you agree? john?— it off. charles do you agree? john? at. — it off. charles do you agree? john? at. it— it off. charles do you agree? john? no. if you're- it off. charles do you agree? john? no. if you're an- it off. charles do you agree? john? no. if you're an out and out monarchist, right, you support the king i did not say out and out . i support the king i did not say out and out. i said support the king i did not say out and out . i said devoted. out and out. i said devoted. wett— out and out. i said devoted. wttt aaat.— out and out. i said devoted. well, right. which- rii�*r: i said devoted. well, right. which means i'm stttttiwt— well, right. which means i'm selective with— well, right. which means i'm selective with my love. does it? as wta— selective with my love. does it? as wta satatt— selective with my love. does it? as you should know by now , as you should know by now, tttaast— as you should know by now, because you've— as you should know by now, because you've really annoyed me ttaitat— because you've really annoyed me ttaitat. — because you've really annoyed me ttaigat. wett— because you've really annoyed me tonight . well, anyway,- because you've really annoyed me

tonight . �*th�*rixi a) because you've really annoyed me tonight. �*th�*rixi ll tonight. well, anyway, now we'll leave that aside. but because it's too. it's too difficult to cover quickly . now, the thing cover quickly. now, the thing about it is, bear in mind that this is someone who's tried and tried the king has and tried our patience. harry is impossible to deal with, so why not just say enoughis deal with, so why not just say enough is enough? because you're pounng enough is enough? because you're pouring more fuel on the fire? yes. he then goes on another chapter of some another daft biography. so, rebecca, is it true? goes on and on and on. just stop it. aggression . if the just stop it. aggression. if the king— just stop it. aggression. if the tiat ttat— just stop it. aggression. if the tiag teat away— just stop it. aggression. if the king took away his— i aggression. if the king took away his title. lattice king took away his title. well, teat.— king took away his title. well, weat. i— king took away his title. well, yeahr i think— king took away his title. well, yeah, i think we— king took away his title. well, yeah, i think we all know that if have what's wrong with yeah, i think we all know that if if have what's wrong with yeah, i think we all know that if if youe what's wrong with yeah, i think we all know that if if you havet's wrong with yeah, i think we all know that if if you havet'sdifficult/ith that if you have a difficult family is thing family member, there is a thing that to do which is that you get told to do which is called grey rock, is you called grey rock, which is you have boring as have to be as boring as possible. grey rock, grey rock. so difficult person possible. grey rock, grey rock. so no difficult person possible. grey rock, grey rock. so no gossip, ficult person possible. grey rock, grey rock. so no gossip, ficu anything. possible. grey rock, grey rock. so it.�*io gossip, ficu anything. possible. grey rock, grey rock. so it. and )ssip, ficu anything. possible. grey rock, grey rock. so it. and somebodyiything. possible. grey rock, grey rock. so it. and somebody harryg. that's it. and somebody harry and relationship and and meghan's relationship and i've like i've been in relationships like this into this where you get into a feedback loop, you're like, everyone's us and we're everyone's against us and we're amazing the problem. everyone's against us and we're amaifig the problem. everyone's against us and we're amaifig starve the problem. everyone's against us and we're amaifig starve thathe problem. everyone's against us and we're amaifig starve that of problem. everyone's against us and we're amaifig starve that of anyrlem. and if you starve that of any new , then then new conversation, then then you don't. takes the don't. whereas if he takes the titles, something

titles, they become something else to talk about. and i think the here is that i think the problem here is that i think from a family of view, from a family point of view, i really all them. really feel for all of them. i think they're broken, very think they're very broken, very damaged feel sad damaged people, and i feel sad for give for all of them. i would give everybody are everybody a hug, but there are business as a family. business as well as a family. and handling this and charles isn't handling this in like way. in a very business like way. take away their title. i'm with wea— take away their title. i'm with tea. ott— take away their title. i'm with pea. oft-it.— take away their title. i'm with you. off it. i'm you. off with it. i'm with amanda. the crown amanda. i'm with the crown with their don't kill my their heads. don't kill my sarrisep— their heads. don't kill my sarripse i— their heads. don't kill my surprise. i keep- ” : don't kill my surprise. i keep saying gently to surprise. i keep saying gently tt—sawt- surprise. i keep saying gently tt—sawt tea. i surprise. i keep saying gently- to_save you. inever to myself, god save you. i never tteaatt— to myself, god save you. i never tteaatt i— to myself, god save you. i never thought i would, but this is my moment because this is bombshell news from the world of music. sir paul mccartney has announced ratat— sir paul mccartney has announced ttaat-tatt— sir paul mccartney has announced ttaat-tatw art— sir paul mccartney has announced today they are currently today that they are currently rttatiat— today that they are currently recording the _ today that they are currently recording the final beatles song st— recording the final beatles song ever. so macca— recording the final beatles song ever. so macca remained tight tipptt— ever. so macca remained tight tipptt attat— ever. so macca remained tight lipped about the— ever. so macca remained tight lipped about the song's title, attatata— lipped about the song's title, attatagia its— lipped about the song's title, although it's expected to be a a— although it's expected to be a version of the— although it's expected to be a version of the john lennon track taw— version of the john lennon track wtw aat— version of the john lennon track new at pi...— version of the john lennon track now and then, which was recorded saattw— now and then, which was recorded saattw ttiat— now and then, which was recorded shortly before he— now and then, which was recorded shortly before he was assassinated and left on a tape tatttttt— assassinated and left on a tape tatttttt ia— assassinated and left on a tape labelled for paul. _ assassinated and left on a tape labelled for paul. however, the rttatiaa— labelled for paul. however, the recording process— labelled for paul. however, the recording process is hardly rock aat— recording process is hardly rock at ratt— recording process is hardly rock at rait .— recording process is hardly rock and roll. speaking to the bbc tartitt— and roll. speaking to the bbc tartitr. sir— and roll. speaking to the bbc earlier, sir paul— and roll. speaking to the bbc earlier, sir paul revealed lennon's voice- earlier, sir paul revealed lennon's voice was being taaaattt— lennon's voice was being taaaattt tw— lennon's voice was being enhanced by i- lennon's voice was being enhanced by i something that tat— enhanced by i something that tat a— enhanced by i something that tat a tat— enhanced by i something that

lord of the rings— enhanced by i something that lord of the rings director peter rattsta— lord of the rings director peter tattsta aist— lord of the rings director peter jackson also did— lord of the rings director peter jackson also did in his 2021 tttatatatarw— jackson also did in his 2021 documentary about the beatles get documentary about the beatles ttt tatt. — documentary about the beatles ttt tatt. tat— documentary about the beatles get back. and he— documentary about the beatles get back. and he was able to eat— get back. and he was able to ttiat .— get back. and he was able to ttiat . tttatt— get back. and he was able to echo , locate john's voice from a echo, locate john's voice from a repet— echo, locate john's voice from a raptw tittie— echo, locate john's voice from a raptw titttt tit— echo, locate john's voice from a ropey little bit of— echo, locate john's voice from a ropey little bit of cassette watrt— ropey little bit of cassette watrt at— ropey little bit of cassette where he had— ropey little bit of cassette where he had john's voice and a piaat— where he had john's voice and a piaat . — where he had john's voice and a piaat . ae— where he had john's voice and a piano . he could— where he had john's voice and a piano . ri; where he had john's voice and a piano . piano. he could separate them with. i they could . they tell with. i they could. they tell the machine that's a voice. this is a guitar . the machine that's a voice. this is a guitar. lose the guitar. we were able to take john's voice and get it pure through this i so there's a good side to it and then a scary side but while mccartney insists that his application of ai isn't on the scary side for many, i think me too. the scary side for many, i think me too . the digital resurrection of too. the digital resurrection of lennon's voice— the digital resurrection of lennon's voice could certainly be witwtt— lennon's voice could certainly be witwtt as— lennon's voice could certainly be viewed as sacrilege in some way.— be viewed as sacrilege in some way. iat— be viewed as sacrilege in some way. iat mystery— be viewed as sacrilege in some way. the mystery song, due to be rtttastt— way. the mystery song, due to be released later— way. the mystery song, due to be released later this— way. the mystery song, due to be released later this year. ttttatss— released later this year. goodness me.- released later this year. goodness me. okay rebecca. john. strataat— goodness me. okay rebecca. john. sergeant amanda— goodness me. okay rebecca. john. sergeant amanda purcell. do staat— sergeant amanda purcell. do staat tw— sergeant amanda purcell. do stand by because coming up, as we tara— stand by because coming up, as we tara twa— stand by because coming up, as we turn two years— stand by because coming up, as we turn two years old today , we turn two years old today, satatt— we turn two years old today, satatt wt— we turn two years old today, should we celebrate the new and

rtirtsaiag— should we celebrate the new and refreshing plurality of the twist— refreshing plurality of the british media— refreshing plurality of the british media landscape? oh, wtat.— british media landscape? oh, wtaa. i— british media landscape? oh, yea. rtiaiat— british media landscape? oh, yeah. i think so.— british media landscape? oh, yeah. i think so. find out as we crown tonight's— yeah. i think so. find out as we crown tonight's greatest briton aaita— crown tonight's greatest briton ttts. — crown tonight's greatest briton union acas. but— crown tonight's greatest briton union acas. but next in uncanceled_ union acas. but next in uncanceled can itv chief exec parat— uncanceled can itv chief exec tarat tartatta— uncanceled can itv chief exec dame carolyn mccall survive her partiaratataw— dame carolyn mccall survive her parliamentary grilling tomorrow? and parliamentary grilling tomorrow? tat as— parliamentary grilling tomorrow? at as aapttss— parliamentary grilling tomorrow? and as hapless harry continues to aataitiatt— and as hapless harry continues to humiliate himself, his wife tttgaaa— to humiliate himself, his wife meghan markle,— to humiliate himself, his wife meghan markle, cutting off her sappat— meghan markle, cutting off her sappat tt— meghan markle, cutting off her sappat to wet— meghan markle, cutting off her support to well celebrated aataa— support to well celebrated aatiaa aat— support to well celebrated author and journalist, including meg— author and journalist, including tata aat— author and journalist, including meg and biographer tom bower live meg and biographer tom bower tiwt ia— meg and biographer tom bower tiwt ia tat— meg and biographer tom bower live in the studio.— meg and biographer tom bower live in the studio. we're back in live in the studio. we're back ia iast— live in the studio. we're back in iast twa— live in the studio. we're back in just two minutes time.

time now for esteemed royal titgrapatr— time now for esteemed royal biographer tom _ time now for esteemed royal biographer tom bower and the tattst— biographer tom bower and the tattst ta— biographer tom bower and the latest on itv's— biographer tom bower and the latest on itv's phillip schofield— latest on itv's phillip schofield scandal and woke ceo catwa— schofield scandal and woke ceo carolyn mccall— schofield scandal and woke ceo carolyn mccall will be grilled by ttts— carolyn mccall will be grilled by mps tomorrow amid claims the trtattasttr— by mps tomorrow amid claims the broadcaster covered— by mps tomorrow amid claims the broadcaster covered up skoff's attai— broadcaster covered up skoff's attair witt— broadcaster covered up skoff's affair with a _ broadcaster covered up skoff's affair with a young runner and ttiaistt— affair with a young runner and tttttt at— affair with a young runner and fobbed off concerned whistleblowers . as former itv whistleblowers. as former itv stars— whistleblowers. as former itv stars aaat—

whistleblowers. as former itv stars have come— whistleblowers. as former itv stars have come out in their trwets— stars have come out in their teats te— stars have come out in their droves to dispute. mccall's ttaita— droves to dispute. mccall's ttaira taat— droves to dispute. mccall's claim that schofield deceived tessts— claim that schofield deceived bosses none more so than eamonn tetrats— bosses none more so than eamonn tetrats wae— bosses none more so than eamonn tetrats wae aat— bosses none more so than eamonn holmes, who had this to say in my ttasitat— holmes, who had this to say in my exclusive interview . r: my exclusive interview. i'm told ttat— my exclusive interview. i'm told ttat ttere— my exclusive interview. i'm told that there was a thorough investigation after that which involved the following. philip, are you having a relationship with guy ? no. hello? this with this guy? no. hello? this quy- with this guy? no. hello? this guy. are you having a relationship philip? no relationship with philip? no investigation. over to questions. why? it's a delusion . it's an illusion. the whole thing is. but isn't it a cover up ? _ thing is. but isn't it a cover ap t ves.— thing is. but isn't it a cover ap t ves. its— thing is. but isn't it a cover up ? yes, it's a— thing is. but isn't it a cover up ? yes, it's a total cover up. up? yes, it's a total cover up. it's a total cover up . sir tom it's a total cover up. sir tom bower, it's a total cover up. sir tom tewt teat— it's a total cover up. sir tom bower, great to— it's a total cover up. sir tom bower, great to have- i t l. sir tom bower, great to have you here. of bower, great to have you here. or tease— bower, great to have you here. of course, carolyn— bower, great to have you here. of course, carolyn mccall's job taaaew is— of course, carolyn mccall's job tomorrow is to— of course, carolyn mccall's job tomorrow is to say— of course, carolyn mccall's job tomorrow is to say there was no ap. tra— tomorrow is to say there was no ap. r-ra tat— tomorrow is to say there was no cover up. i'm the chief executive _ cover up. i'm the chief executive .— cover up. i'm the chief executive . how am i meant to executive. how am i meant to taew— executive. how am i meant to taew taat— executive. how am i meant to know that this— executive. how am i meant to know that this was going on? wet— know that this was going on? wet. et— know that this was going on? well, of course,— know that this was going on? well, of course, it's— know that this was going on? well, of course, it's her- know that this was going on? well, of course, it's her moment of truth. she can either give her truth or the real truth, which she's friends with. meghan markle. so we know which she's friends with. - meghan markle. so we know what sat-s— meghan markle. so we know what sat-s aaae— meghan markle. so we know what sat-s going te— meghan markle. so we know what she's going to give— meghan markle. so we know what she's going to give right? aata— she's going to give right? truth,_isn't. truth, which often isn't the tata— truth, which often isn't the tart t — truth, which often isn't the truth 7 well,— truth, which often isn't the truth 7 well, it- truth, which often isn't the truth ? yeti“ i 3: iii" truth? well, it depends on whether select committee of whether the select committee of mps the ammunition to mps have got the ammunition to actually hold her barrage of

unbelievable silence, which she's been able to erect over all these weeks . my view is that all these weeks. my view is that the question isn't just the cover up, but she is in charge of a network which has just been declining so fast and so appalling. the broadcasts are so poor that she really has more to answer than just the cover up. and that is hopefully what the mps will get at tomorrow , that mps will get at tomorrow, that really she is not fit to run itv because she is running this once great channel into the ground . great channel into the ground. absolutely it is. by going woke , going,— absolutely it is. by going woke . geiae wete— absolutely it is. by going woke , going, woke, not— , going, woke, not understanding, not taking . eeiae wete aet— understanding, not taking risk, not understanding, not taking risk, aet ttiae— understanding, not taking risk, not being creative. i not being creative. this is a woman who has never made a tv programme in her life, so why should she be in charge of a television station? it's absolutely ridiculous. the thing is , i think absolutely ridiculous. the thing is, i think it's— absolutely ridiculous. the thing is, i think it's all— absolutely ridiculous. the thing is, i think it's all about- . r: t the thing is , i think it's all about where is, i think it's all about where tat— is, i think it's all about where tat ttts— is, i think it's all about where tat ttts art— is, i think it's all about where the mps are able— is, i think it's all about where the mps are able to drill down on the mps are able to drill down ea tat— the mps are able to drill down on the detail— the mps are able to drill down on the detail right, because etaieasta— on the detail right, because obviously she— on the detail right, because obviously she was told, she was reit— obviously she was told, she was tett by— obviously she was told, she was tett by a— obviously she was told, she was told by a whistleblower depher on told by a whistleblower depher ea riv—

told by a whistleblower depher ea iiv ea— told by a whistleblower depher on itv on itv's— told by a whistleblower depher on itv on itv's this morning. i-ae— on itv on itv's this morning. i-ae tte— on itv on itv's this morning. i've seen the email— on itv on itv's this morning. i've seen the email her- i've seen the email her corporate communications chief works directly to her, knew all about this and actually released about this and actually released a statement saying that it was malicious gossip. so i think the story is very much moved on. this really phillip this isn't really about phillip schofield private life. no one cares. about how cares. it's about how a broadcaster covered up the truth in order to protect herself and the atmosphere and the whole way in which the company is run. i mean, itv used to be the beacon to mean, itv used to be the beacon te tat— mean, itv used to be the beacon te tat watt— mean, itv used to be the beacon to the world of— mean, itv used to be the beacon to the world of great creative iv, — to the world of great creative it. at — to the world of great creative it. at it— to the world of great creative tv, and it isn't— to the world of great creative tv, and it isn't anymore. and it — tv, and it isn't anymore. and in aepiae— tv, and it isn't anymore. and in boping reta— tv, and it isn't anymore. and i'm hoping john nicholson, the sat— i'm hoping john nicholson, the sat ttt— i'm hoping john nicholson, the sat at we— i'm hoping john nicholson, the snp mp who is— i'm hoping john nicholson, the snp mp who is very, very good agaiast— snp mp who is very, very good agaiast tat— snp mp who is very, very good against the bbc,— snp mp who is very, very good against the bbc, another atariaes— against the bbc, another hearings that— against the bbc, another hearings that they've run will reatta— hearings that they've run will rtatta aaat— hearings that they've run will really have the— hearings that they've run will really have the ammunition to put really have the ammunition to pat a— really have the ammunition to pat a tert— really have the ammunition to pat a tee ia— really have the ammunition to put a hole in her— really have the ammunition to put a hole in her whole veracity . ttt— put a hole in her whole veracity . tte ae-s— put a hole in her whole veracity . tte tee a— put a hole in her whole veracity . erg he's a broadcaster- put a hole in her whole veracity . erg he's a broadcaster himself indeed, he would hope so. now look, tom prince harry made his first public appearance since his disastrous high court appearance, had his phone hacking trial. the duke was seen at-warrier— hacking trial. the duke was seen at-warrior games— hacking trial. the duke was seen at-warrior games in- hacking trial. the duke was seen at-warrior games in san- at the warrior games in san titte— at the warrior games in san titee te— at the warrior games in san diego te sappat— at the warrior games in san diego to support us army veterans.-againl diego to support us army veterans. again , diego to support us army- veterans.-again , wife veterans. but once again, wife ttteaaa— veterans. but once again, wife

meghan nowhere— veterans. but once again, wife meghan nowhere . in addition to meghan nowhere. in addition to his meghan nowhere. in addition to ais teatea— meghan nowhere. in addition to his london court— meghan nowhere. in addition to his london court wrangle, meghan was his london court wrangle, meghan arse— his london court wrangle, meghan was also noticeably— his london court wrangle, meghan was also noticeably absent. of tearse-tiae-s- course, from the king's coronation— course, from the king's coronation during the promotion of coronation during the promotion ei ais— coronation during the promotion ei ais awtat— coronation during the promotion of his awful tell— coronation during the promotion of his awful tell all memoir, spart— of his awful tell all memoir, spart se— of his awful tell all memoir, spart se .— of his awful tell all memoir, spart se . se— of his awful tell all memoir, spare so . so, tom, what are you spare so. so, tom, what are you ttaiat— spare so. so, tom, what are you atariae ateat— spare so. so, tom, what are you hearing about this?— spare so. so, tom, what are you hearing about this? why why is ttteaaa— hearing about this? why why is wtaaaa-eeiae— hearing about this? why why is meghan going away? so meghan back going away? so parpestratta— meghan back going away? so purposefully from all of these pr disasters— purposefully from all of these pr disasters and— purposefully from all of these pr disasters and actually not satiat— pr disasters and actually not saaiag te— pr disasters and actually not saaiag te atr— pr disasters and actually not saying to her husband , and this saying to her husband, and this isa-t— saying to her husband, and this isa-t wertiae— saying to her husband, and this isa-t wertiae .— saying to her husband, and this isn't working , you— saying to her husband, and this isn't working , you know, pivot, isn't working, you know, pivot, weat— isn't working, you know, pivot, aeat making— isn't working, you know, pivot, aeat eating a— isn't working, you know, pivot, you're making a fool of aearsttt — you're making a fool of yourself. let's- you're making a fool of yourself. let's take a different strategy.— yourself. let's take a different strategy. wtat— yourself. let's take a different strategy. what does she want him to strategy. what does she want him te tt— strategy. what does she want him te tt wtate— strategy. what does she want him to be weak?-she_ strategy. what does she want him to be weak? she want him to to be weak? does she want him to be to be weak? does she want him to tt raiattt — to be weak? does she want him to be ruined? well,— to be weak? does she want him to be ruined? well, she— to be weak? does she want him to be ruined? yeti“ i be ruined? well, she hasn't really appeared in person and talked since the whole year . talked since the whole year. thatis talked since the whole year. that is what's extraordinary. its— that is what's extraordinary. it-s sitar.— that is what's extraordinary. it's silent. meghan now, having set it's silent. meghan now, having stt tira— it's silent. meghan now, having stt aira ap— it's silent. meghan now, having stt aira ap .— it's silent. meghan now, having stt aira ap . tat— it's silent. meghan now, having set him up . but i— it's silent. meghan now, having set him up. but i took from west— set him up. but i took from those pictures— set him up. but i took from those pictures of- set him up. but i took from those pictures of him in san titte— those pictures of him in san titee tais— those pictures of him in san diego this week— those pictures of him in san diego this week . here's a those pictures of him in san diego this week. here's a man wh0r_ diego this week. here's a man wae. wata— diego this week. here's a man wae. wata at— diego this week. here's a man who, when he was— diego this week. here's a man who, when he was in london, was reatta— who, when he was in london, was rtatta angry— who, when he was in london, was rtatta aaat aat— who, when he was in london, was rtatta aaat aat i— who, when he was in london, was really angry and i think his teart— really angry and i think his court appearance as disastrous as it— court appearance as disastrous as it was— court appearance as disastrous as it at— court appearance as disastrous as it was, he doesn't realise aew— as it was, he doesn't realise aew tat— as it was, he doesn't realise aew tat it— as it was, he doesn't realise how bad it was. _ as it was, he doesn't realise how bad it was. was how bad it was. there was a tataartit— how bad it was. there was a cathartic moment . how bad it was. there was a cathartic moment. but but how bad it was. there was a cathartic moment . but but the cathartic moment. but but the tata— cathartic moment. but but the rat is— cathartic moment. but but the rat is taat— cathartic moment. but but the truth is that they— cathartic moment. but but the truth is that they have one raraie— truth is that they have one major problem— truth is that they have one major problem coming up after aaetatr— major problem coming up after aaetatr ia— major problem coming up after

another in rapid— major problem coming up after another in rapid succession . another in rapid succession. rirst— another in rapid succession. rirst et— another in rapid succession. rirst ei att— another in rapid succession. first of all, today he'll hear wattatr— first of all, today he'll hear whether his— first of all, today he'll hear whether his visa— first of all, today he'll hear whether his visa application is going— whether his visa application is going te— whether his visa application is going te tt— whether his visa application is going to be made public. the teart— going to be made public. the teart witt— going to be made public. the court will decide— going to be made public. the court will decide . and this is court will decide. and this is in court will decide. and this is nuts.— court will decide. and this is ia-uslis— court will decide. and this is rn-us,-rs the- court will decide. and this is in-us,-is the new. court will decide. and this is in us, is the new thing in the us, this is the new thing tetaa—aasl in the us, this is the new thingi tetaa—aas aet today. secondly, netflix has not announced in— today. secondly, netflix has not announced in any— today. secondly, netflix has not announced in any way that the iaaittas— announced in any way that the invictus series— announced in any way that the invictus series is— announced in any way that the invictus series is going to be treattast— invictus series is going to be broadcast this— invictus series is going to be broadcast this year. that could be broadcast this year. that could tt a— broadcast this year. that could tt a petite— broadcast this year. that could be a problem for— broadcast this year. that could be a problem for them. no money tate— be a problem for them. no money tatrt. spetita— be a problem for them. no money there. spotify have— be a problem for them. no money there. spotify have cancelled tatir— there. spotify have cancelled their contract, _ there. spotify have cancelled their contract, a _ there. spotify have cancelled their contract, a money problem ataia— their contract, a money problem agaia. tat— their contract, a money problem again. and there's— their contract, a money problem again. and there's another very iattrtstiae— again. and there's another very interesting development tonight interesting development tonight ia tratrita. — interesting development tonight in america. the— interesting development tonight in america. the beast newspaper rtatattt— in america. the beast newspaper rtatattt taat— in america. the beast newspaper revealed that when— in america. the beast newspaper revealed that when meghan teraptaiatt— revealed that when meghan teraptaiatt .— revealed that when meghan complained , when they arrived in complained, when they arrived in tratrita— complained, when they arrived in tratrita trera — complained, when they arrived in america from canada in 2021, tata— america from canada in 2021, tata wtat— america from canada in 2021, tata wtat te— america from canada in 2021, they went to stay— america from canada in 2021, they went to stay in tyler rtaa-s— they went to stay in tyler perry's compound in california, la. perry's compound in california, at. tat— perry's compound in california, it. at sat— perry's compound in california, la. and she complained about the teats— la. and she complained about the ts ttaiat— la. and she complained about the drones flying over— la. and she complained about the drones flying over looking for trtait. — drones flying over looking for trtait. tat— drones flying over looking for archie. and in— drones flying over looking for archie. and in the netflix series , she— archie. and in the netflix series , she says, aren't they? series, she says, aren't they? rest— series, she says, aren't they? iatst pteptt— series, she says, aren't they? these people are— series, she says, aren't they? these people are just terrible . these people are just terrible. all these people are just terrible. tit tat— these people are just terrible. all the links— these people are just terrible. all the links they'll go to iaaatt— all the links they'll go to invade our— all the links they'll go to invade our privacy. well, tom sates— invade our privacy. well, tom sykes reveals— invade our privacy. well, tom sykes reveals today that he was tipptt— sykes reveals today that he was tipptt eit— sykes reveals today that he was tipped off about— sykes reveals today that he was tipped off about that drone attatt— tipped off about that drone attatt aat— tipped off about that drone attack and that— tipped off about that drone attack and that he got from the los attack and that he got from the tes taettts— attack and that he got from the los angeles police _ attack and that he got from the los angeles police department

aattr— los angeles police department aattr reit- — los angeles police department aattr reit- t— los angeles police department under foia. a revelation that, in under foia. a revelation that, ia tatt— under foia. a revelation that, in fact, meghan— under foia. a revelation that, in fact, meghan tipped the petite— in fact, meghan tipped the petite er— in fact, meghan tipped the police or tipped the drone. the paparazzi— police or tipped the drone. the paparazzi .— police or tipped the drone. the paparazzi . eit— police or tipped the drone. the paparazzi , off where she could paparazzi, off where she could be paparazzi, off where she could tt ieaat— paparazzi, off where she could be found. she— paparazzi, off where she could be found. she wanted her priaatw— be found. she wanted her privacy, invaded , which to us privacy, invaded, which to us tetsa-t— privacy, invaded, which to us now doesn't seem that shocking tttaast— now doesn't seem that shocking because we've seen them invading tatir— because we've seen them invading tatir ewa— because we've seen them invading tatir priaata— because we've seen them invading their own privacy for— because we've seen them invading their own privacy for years now. tat— their own privacy for years now. tat tat — their own privacy for years now. tat tat itta— their own privacy for years now. but the idea that— their own privacy for years now. but the idea that within days of arriaiae— but the idea that within days of arriaiae ia— but the idea that within days of arriving in america for their priaatw— arriving in america for their privacy sat— arriving in america for their privacy sat was— arriving in america for their privacy, she was literally tipping— privacy, she was literally tippiae eit— privacy, she was literally tipping off the paps where to fiat— tipping off the paps where to iiat att— tipping off the paps where to iiat at. it— tipping off the paps where to find her. it just— tipping off the paps where to find her. it just shows that sat-s— find her. it just shows that sat-s ea— find her. it just shows that she's on a different planet to all she's on a different planet to at ei— she's on a different planet to at ei — she's on a different planet to all of us. her— she's on a different planet to all of us. her agenda is by now so obscure we— all of us. her agenda is by now so obscure we can't— all of us. her agenda is by now so obscure we can't even say tattpt— so obscure we can't even say tattpt taat— so obscure we can't even say except that she's— so obscure we can't even say except that she's got a puppet aat— except that she's got a puppet aat tat— except that she's got a puppet aat tat papptt— except that she's got a puppet and the puppet is harry, and tarra— and the puppet is harry, and harry is— and the puppet is harry, and harry is iast— and the puppet is harry, and harry is past. i— and the puppet is harry, and harry is just, i think, out of ais— harry is just, i think, out of ais eat— harry is just, i think, out of ais eat ei— harry is just, i think, out of his out of his— harry is just, i think, out of his out of his depth. he has no itta— his out of his depth. he has no itta aaaet— his out of his depth. he has no idea anymore what he's being ptaatt— idea anymore what he's being ptaatt at. — idea anymore what he's being ptaatt at. at— idea anymore what he's being played at. he has no idea the game— played at. he has no idea the aatat taat— played at. he has no idea the game that he's— played at. he has no idea the game that he's actually engaged in game that he's actually engaged ia aat— game that he's actually engaged ia at it— game that he's actually engaged ia at it taa— game that he's actually engaged in and it can only— game that he's actually engaged in and it can only end in traatta— in and it can only end in traetta. — in and it can only end in tragedy . and- in and it can only end in tragedy. 'r: in and it can only end in tragedy. “ir: tragedy. and that's an extraordinary revelation in what would i think be so helpful,

though , and this is why i'm very though, and this is why i'm very suspicious why meghan hasn't done this, is for her to actually have an honest conversation her husband conversation with her husband and say, look, harry, your mum used the media a lot . we all used the media a lot. we all know that she she regularly tipped off photographers. she had her favourite journalists who she spoke to regularly. you know, at know, richard kay, editor at large at the daily mail, was one of phone calls of her last ever phone calls back in 1997. and also , harry, back in 1997. and also, harry, when i was famous , when i was when i was famous, when i was desperate for publicity, i used to tip off paparazzi photographers all the time and leak stories about myself to newspapers in order to get headlines. because the problem is, tom, he has such a warped view , too, of the relationship view, too, of the relationship between celebrities and royals and the media, including his own mother . and and the media, including his own mother. and it's leading him on a campaign that i believe is deranged and, well, it's deranged. but you've got to look tatt— deranged. but you've got to look tatt at— deranged. but you've got to look tatt at it— deranged. but you've got to look tatt at it .— deranged. but you've got to look tatt at it . wea— deranged. but you've got to look back at it , you know,— 33: but you've got to look back at it , you know, dan, back at it, you know, dan, tttaast— back at it, you know, dan, because you've- back at it, you know, dan, because you've got to look at wtat— because you've got to look at wtat tat— because you've got to look at what the book,— because you've got to look at what the book, my book revealed ateat— what the book, my book revealed ateat ata— what the book, my book revealed ateat atr. sat— what the book, my book revealed about her. she is— what the book, my book revealed about her. she is a— what the book, my book revealed about her. she is a scheming woman. revenge.— about her. she is a scheming woman. revenge. revenge. she is atwaas— woman. revenge. revenge. she is atwaas ttta— woman. revenge. revenge. she is always been plotting. she is

atwaas— always been plotting. she is atwaas ttta— always been plotting. she is always been looking. how she can use always been looking. how she can pteptt— always been looking. how she can pteptt ia— always been looking. how she can use people for her— always been looking. how she can use people for her own benefit . use people for her own benefit. wett. — use people for her own benefit. wett. ttat-s— use people for her own benefit. well, that's why— use people for her own benefit. well, that's why i— use people for her own benefit. well, that's why i wonder- use people for her own benefit. well, that's why i wonder if- use people for her own benefit. well, that's why i wonder if she wants harry to be you see. wants harry to be weak, you see. but she him wants harry to be weak, you see. buweak. she him wants harry to be weak, you see. buweak. she she him wants harry to be weak, you see. buweak. she probably him buweak. she probably no him buweak. she probably no longer to weak. she probably no longer sets—tetsa-tl sees his purpose. she doesn't wtat— sees his purpose. she doesn't wtat at— sees his purpose. she doesn't see what he can— sees his purpose. she doesn't see what he can still do for her tttaast— see what he can still do for her tttaast at— see what he can still do for her because he has— see what he can still do for her because he has done everything. at-s— because he has done everything. we eiata— because he has done everything. at-s eiata atr— because he has done everything. he's given her the— because he has done everything. he's given her the title. he's eiata— he's given her the title. he's eiata atr— he's given her the title. he's given her fame— he's given her the title. he's given her fame .— he's given her the title. he's given her fame . what is the next given her fame. what is the next sttpt— given her fame. what is the next sttpt tat— given her fame. what is the next sttpt tat tat— given her fame. what is the next step? and the terrible tragedy waita— step? and the terrible tragedy waita is— step? and the terrible tragedy waita is aew— step? and the terrible tragedy which is now unfolding is she tataptt— which is now unfolding is she taraptt atr— which is now unfolding is she dumped her father. she dumped her dumped her father. she dumped at first— dumped her father. she dumped her first husband.— dumped her father. she dumped her first husband. she dumped the her first husband. she dumped tat teairitat— her first husband. she dumped the boyfriend in— her first husband. she dumped the boyfriend in canada. she taraps— the boyfriend in canada. she taraps pteptt— the boyfriend in canada. she dumps people who aren't in any te— dumps people who aren't in any te att— dumps people who aren't in any te at. is— dumps people who aren't in any use to her. is she— dumps people who aren't in any use to her. is she going to dump tarra— use to her. is she going to dump aarra aew— use to her. is she going to dump aarra is— use to her. is she going to dump harry now? is what— use to her. is she going to dump harry now? is what we're seeing tat— harry now? is what we're seeing tat stew— harry now? is what we're seeing now the slow motion of meghan tart— now the slow motion of meghan tart aiat— now the slow motion of meghan tart as— now the slow motion of meghan part nine as she— now the slow motion of meghan part nine as she attempts the attt— part nine as she attempts the atat step— part nine as she attempts the atat sttp ia— part nine as she attempts the next step in her— part nine as she attempts the next step in her extraordinary rtast— next step in her extraordinary career. i just don't know tttaast— career. i just don't know because it's— career. i just don't know because it's so- career. i just don't know because it's so heartless to treat— because it's so heartless to treat tais— because it's so heartless to treat this fellow— because it's so heartless to treat this fellow like this and i treat this fellow like this and i taat— treat this fellow like this and i am stt— treat this fellow like this and i can't see how— treat this fellow like this and i can't see how she could really teat— i can't see how she could really trtat tira— i can't see how she could really trtat aira se— i can't see how she could really treat him so appallingly. the tatter— treat him so appallingly. the iatatr ei— treat him so appallingly. the father of her— treat him so appallingly. the father of her children. but her atstatt— father of her children. but her absence from _ father of her children. but her absence from everything is by stttaiae— absence from everything is by now seeming pretty pretty saspitieas.— now seeming pretty pretty

suspicious. her silence since taristtaas— suspicious. her silence since taristraas .— suspicious. her silence since christmas , really— suspicious. her silence since christmas , really before christmas, really before christmas— christmas, really before christmas is— christmas, really before christmas is really pretty odd. tat— christmas is really pretty odd. at rates— christmas is really pretty odd. and there's got— christmas is really pretty odd. and there's got to be a reason. my and there's got to be a reason. my saspitiea— and there's got to be a reason. my saspitiea is— and there's got to be a reason. my suspicion is that she's ptettiae— my suspicion is that she's ptettiae. rat— my suspicion is that she's plotting. i've always said she's going— plotting. i've always said she's going te— plotting. i've always said she's going te te— plotting. i've always said she's going to do something big. we've ttta— going to do something big. we've ttta satiat— going to do something big. we've been saying that— going to do something big. we've been saying that now for weeks. so been saying that now for weeks. se at-s— been saying that now for weeks. se at-s stit— been saying that now for weeks. so he's still going— been saying that now for weeks. so he's still going to wait to set-tt- so he's still going to wait to see-next stage- so he's still going to wait to see-next stage is.| so he's still going to wait to. see-next stage is. tom see what the next stage is. tom taatr— see what the next stage is. tom taatr tat— see what the next stage is. tom bower, the author— see what the next stage is. tom bower, the author of revenge, tieerapatr— bower, the author of revenge, tiearapatr et— bower, the author of revenge, biographer of meghan , thank you biographer of meghan, thank you so biographer of meghan, thank you se-. — biographer of meghan, thank you se-. tat— biographer of meghan, thank you se-. tat it— biographer of meghan, thank you se-. tat it is— biographer of meghan, thank you so-. but it is time- biographer of meghan, thank you so-. but it is time now. biographer of meghan, thank you so . i i so much. but it is time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain union jackass . my britain and union jackass. my superstar panel return . amanda superstar panel return. amanda patel, who's your— amanda patel, who's your nominee for ertattst— patel, who's your nominee for greatest britain— patel, who's your nominee for greatest britain mines gb news. oh, greatest britain mines gb news. ot. aat— greatest britain mines gb news. on ate at— greatest britain mines gb news. on aaa ea tte— greatest britain mines gb news. oh, and on the birthday- greatest britain mines gb news. oh, and on the birthday and- greatest britain mines gb news. oh, and on the birthday and the second birthday and i was going to throw a bit of a on just to be mean to him. but i'm not. i just think we have so much fun on this show. we love doing it. the people are lucky enough to be and at and thanks for be here and at and thanks for watching. did you make this cake, amanda? i made it myself. i've been cooking all day. are you serious ? did make you serious? did you make amanda? totally made that. amanda? i totally made that. are we going to do fake news on

gb are we going to do fake news on at wtws— are we going to do fake news on gb news second— are we going to do fake news on gb news second birthday? tell the gb news second birthday? tell tat-wtt— gb news second birthday? tell the-who made- gb news second birthday? tell the _who made who. gb news second birthday? tell. the-who made who made gb news second birthday? tell- the _who made who made the the truth. who made who made the cake? amanda marks and- the truth. : : t7 amanda marks and spencers cake? amanda marks and spencers taatt— cake? amanda marks and spencers aatt tate. — cake? amanda marks and spencers aatt rate. we— cake? amanda marks and spencers made there. we go. _ cake? amanda marks and spencers made there. we go. and- t7 amanda marks and spencers made there. �*th�*ri; grit r: i t7 amanda marks and spencers made there. �*th�*ri; grit ' r: i made there. we go. and it was a discount. one made there. �*th�*ri; grit , r: i r: t one investigative discount. one investigative iearaatist— discount. one investigative journalist, rebecca - r: t one investigative journalist, rebecca reid breaks aaetatr— journalist, rebecca reid breaks aaetatr staa— journalist, rebecca reid breaks aaetatr stew . — journalist, rebecca reid breaks another story . “ait/5. journalist, rebecca reid breaks another story . ii.t.i another story. thank you so much that's a that's a lovely note john sergeant your nominee jodie comer no , you may have seen the comer no, you may have seen the picture of her receiving the award , the tony award on award, the tony award on broadway , and that wonderful broadway, and that wonderful picture of her with that ambiguous smile, that cheeky, devilish smile, which was such fun in killing eve. and i just fun in killing eve. and ijust taeaeat— fun in killing eve. and ijust taeagat wata— fun in killing eve. and ijust thought when this— i i at i; and ijust thought when this terrible world we tiat — thought when this terrible world we tiat ia— thought when this terrible world we tiat r. tra— thought when this terrible world we live in, i'm not— thought when this terrible world we live in, i'm not asking much of we live in, i'm not asking much a jodie— we live in, i'm not asking much of jodie comer,— we live in, i'm not asking much of jodie comer, but— we live in, i'm not asking much of jodie comer, but if she can iast— of jodie comer, but if she can iast smitt— of jodie comer, but if she can just smile like— of jodie comer, but if she can just smile like that , it'll keep just smile like that, it'll keep me just smile like that, it'll keep at aappt— just smile like that, it'll keep at aappa. tea-tt— just smile like that, it'll keep me happy. you'll be a happy . me happy. you'll be a happy. oh,— me happy. you'll be a happy. on ttat-s— me happy. you'll be a happy. oh, that's lovely— me happy. you'll be a happy. oi rebecca me happy. you'll be a happy. cji rebecca reed, oh, that's lovely. rebecca reed, wear— oh, that's lovely. rebecca reed, your aeraiatt— oh, that's lovely. rebecca reed, your .— oh, that's lovely. rebecca reed, your nominee , minus- cji rebecca reed, your nominee , minus charlotte your nominee, minus charlotte saraatr— your nominee, minus charlotte saraatr trera — your nominee, minus charlotte sumner from love— your nominee, minus charlotte sumner from love island . sumner from love island. she is 30. sumner from love island. she is to. eat— sumner from love island. she is to. at wtt— sumner from love island. she is 30. and who she's— sumner from love island. she is 30. and who she's called? charlotte sumner. she's on love island and this week somebody said her on love island. oh, said to her on love island. oh, yeah, but you still look pretty good and there was good for that. and there was a tweet went around today

tweet that went around today saying be on saying she needs to be on retirement and old saying she needs to be on re'she?ent and old saying she needs to be on re'she?ent 30 and old saying she needs to be on re'she?ent 30 years old. old saying she needs to be on re'she?ent 30 years old. oh, is she? she is 30 years old. oh, one british year younger than me. lord. so but of course, me. good lord. so but of course, aew— me. good lord. so but of course, aew ertattst— me. good lord. so but of course, how greatest britain— me. good lord. so but of course, how greatest britain is. - t: ritrtr: so but of course, how greatest britain is. how great— how greatest britain is. how great et— how greatest britain is. how great at wewt— how greatest britain is. how great gb news viewers , our army great gb news viewers, our army of viewers, who has spreading the word and doing it for us. i love it. amanda patel, your union. jack acas nominee. i don't really feel like doing a jackass, but if i had you have to it it would be matt of sunak because to us because he's lied and lied to us about almost everything, especially people especially all these people coming country coming into the country illegally . okay, john. sergeant, illegally. okay, john. sergeant, your nominee. okay, now, this is not your nominee. okay, now, this is aet tritist— your nominee. okay, now, this is not british, but— your nominee. okay, now, this is not british, but sylvia— not british, but sylvia berlusconi. - not british, but sylvia berlusconi. i- not british, but sylvia berlusconi. i mean, that's a bit reatt— berlusconi. i mean, that's a bit teaea .— berlusconi. i mean, that's a bit teaea . rer— berlusconi. i mean, that's a bit tough. for dining— berlusconi. i mean, that's a bit tough . for dining here, whether tough. for dining here, whether at-s— tough. for dining here, whether as ttat— tough. for dining here, whether as ttat .— tough. for dining here, whether as ttat . wt— tough. for dining here, whether he's dead , we usually make the he's dead, we usually make the tear— he's dead, we usually make the tear ttparttt— he's dead, we usually make the dear departed our— he's dead, we usually make the dear departed our greatest. tritaia-s— dear departed our greatest. britain's john— dear departed our greatest. britain's john talk- dear departed our greatest. britain's john talk about. dear departed our greatest. britain's john talk about him to his court . and britain's john talk about him to his court. and people in this teaatra— his court. and people in this teaatra ia— his court. and people in this teaatra ia att— his court. and people in this country in all sorts- i trir. ti and people in this country in all sorts of obituaries— country in all sorts of obituaries are going on about wtat— obituaries are going on about wtat a— obituaries are going on about what a wonderful character and aew— what a wonderful character and aew at— what a wonderful character and aew at — what a wonderful character and how he was. marvellous in italy. he wasa-t— how he was. marvellous in italy. he wasa-t at— how he was. marvellous in italy. he wasn't he was— how he was. marvellous in italy. he wasn't he was an appalling ttarattte— he wasn't he was an appalling taaratttr. at— he wasn't he was an appalling character. he brought down the eiiitiat— character. he brought down the

official life— character. he brought down the official life in— character. he brought down the official life in italy by statat— official life in italy by several notches and then by statat— several notches and then by several notches— several notches and then by several notches and then by several notches and then by statat— several notches and then by several notches— several notches and then by several notches .— several notches and then by several notches . he did several notches. he did tatrataiae— several notches. he did everything he shouldn't do , not everything he shouldn't do, not iast— everything he shouldn't do, not fast ia— everything he shouldn't do, not fast ia ais— everything he shouldn't do, not just in his personal life with . tat— just in his personal life with women , but he— just in his personal life with women , but he was also a crook women, but he was also a crook aat— women, but he was also a crook at at— women, but he was also a crook at at was— women, but he was also a crook and he was corrupt— women, but he was also a crook and he was corrupt and the idea taat— and he was corrupt and the idea ttat wt— and he was corrupt and the idea that we should— and he was corrupt and the idea that we should sort of herald tira— that we should sort of herald aira as— that we should sort of herald aira ea.— that we should sort of herald him as, oh, oh,— that we should sort of herald him as, oh, oh, you don't they tea-t— him as, oh, oh, you don't they tea-t taatt— him as, oh, oh, you don't they don't make them— him as, oh, oh, you don't they don't make them like that anymore. and— don't make them like that anymore. and what a character. i tea-t— anymore. and what a character. i tea-t taiat— anymore. and what a character. i tea-t taiat se— anymore. and what a character. i tea-t taiat se .— anymore. and what a character. i don't think so. he— anymore. and what a character. i don't think so . he should really don't think so. he should really be condemned. _ don't think so. he should really be condemned. okay “tt “: be condemned. okay rebecca reed, your nominee. mine is a birthday present because is present to you because it is your second birthday. this nicola sturgeon. - t: car this nicola sturgeon. because t: irzriir this nicola sturgeon. because i t: tirzriir this nicola sturgeon. because i know aew—wea- nicola sturgeon. because i know aew—tea te- nicola sturgeon. because i know aew—tea te tel nicola sturgeon. because i know. how—you to do so. how happy it makes you to do so. ttat-t— how happy it makes you to do so. ttat-s tte— how happy it makes you to do so. ttat-s tte tata— how happy it makes you to do so. that's the only-you've- that's the only reason you've chosen that. that's also she passed driving theory test passed her driving theory test and arrested in and then got arrested in the same of same weekend. so a weekend of two same weekend. so a weekend of twe aatats— same weekend. so a weekend of two halves for— same weekend. so a weekend of two halves for nicola. _ : so a weekend of two halves for nicola. she trepptt— two halves for nicola. she trepptt-a- two halves for nicola. she dropped-a lot- two halves for nicola. she dropped a lot points two halves for nicola. she- dropped-a lot-points on dropped quite a lot of points on her dropped quite a lot of points on at aazart— dropped quite a lot of points on her hazard perception test on atr— her hazard perception test on atr-wttt. - her hazard perception test on her-well. oh- her hazard perception test on her-well. oh my. her theory as well. oh my aeetaets.— her theory as well. oh my goodness. look, it's goodness. well look, it's obvious. just obvious. obvious. it's just obvious. rebecca's sort of given me the greatest gift , rebecca's sort of given me the greatest gift, which is being able to make scheming sturgeon in tonight's uni. and jackass happy birthday on the second birthday of gb news. and who

would have thought who would have thought two years ago that sturgeon would be arrested into an investigation? about an investigation— an investigation? about an investigation in— an investigation? about an investigation in the- 37 about an investigation in the snp tiaaattst— investigation in the snp finances? it— investigation in the snp finances? it is- investigation in the snp finances? it is a story that has ttewa— finances? it is a story that has ttewa my— finances? it is a story that has blown my mind.— finances? it is a story that has blown my mind. what a two years it aas— blown my mind. what a two years it aas ttta— blown my mind. what a two years it aas ttta .— blown my mind. what a two years it has been . thank— blown my mind. what a two years it has been . thank you for being it has been. thank you for being witt— it has been. thank you for being at — it has been. thank you for being with us. thank— it has been. thank you for being with us. thank you— it has been. thank you for being with us. thank you to my saptrstar— with us. thank you to my superstar panel, amanda patel, john— superstar panel, amanda patel, reaa stretaat— superstar panel, amanda patel, john sergeant and— superstar panel, amanda patel, john sergeant and rebecca reid . john sergeant and rebecca reid. i john sergeant and rebecca reid. i erattatrt— john sergeant and rebecca reid. i eratratrt tie— john sergeant and rebecca reid. i remember big show tomorrow attat— i remember big show tomorrow aieat. a— i remember big show tomorrow aiaat. a spttiat— i remember big show tomorrow night, a special from 9:00 pm on the night, a special from 9:00 pm on rat riv— night, a special from 9:00 pm on the itv scandal— night, a special from 9:00 pm on the itv scandal .— night, a special from 9:00 pm on the itv scandal . well, you're the itv scandal. well, you're aet— the itv scandal. well, you're aet going— the itv scandal. well, you're aet going te— the itv scandal. well, you're not going to want to miss it attt— not going to want to miss it atat ap— not going to want to miss it next up, though,— not going to want to miss it next up, though, it's headliners.- next up, though, it's headliners. good night.