by former loose women joined by former loose women star carol mcgiffin, adam brooks and matthew laterza. then after former itv news presenter turned snp rottweiler john nicholson snp rottweilerjohn nicholson provided email evidence of a bullying culture at the channel, all to give a voice to a couple of people who've written to me. it was a toxic environment . it was a toxic environment. wm— it was a toxic environment. wm w— it was a toxic environment. will itv destroy— it was a toxic environment. will itv destroy itself- it was a toxic environment. will itv destroy itself if- it was a toxic environment. will itv destroy itself if its arrogant execs refuse to confront its toxicity? former dancing on ice starjason gardiner, who says he'd rather be homeless than work at the rotten channel again speaks out exclusively . lviv later in the exclusively. lviv later in the show . plus, after today's pr show. plus, after today's pr disaster in parliament, do you still trust itv? christine hamilton. amy anzel and neil wallace do battle on that in the clash. elsewhere on the show tonight, as two innocent students are killed by a west african migrant in nottingham. but most of the media are too scared to reveal this fact about his identity. has britain become just too pc to discuss clear and present threats to our safety ?

present threats to our safety? also coming up, as if the partygate privileges committee couldn't be more of a kangaroo court . now it's been revealed court. now it's been revealed that boris assassin and tory vet bernard jenkin broke lockdown rules as well. so after this blatant hypocrisy, should the witch hunt be halted once and for all? we'll tackle those topics in the media. buzz plus, with prince harry making another pubuc with prince harry making another public appearance without meghan amid revelations charles is becoming increasingly frustrated at his wayward son. does the king now need to take a tougher line with dukes ? biographer line with dukes? biographer angela levin offers her advice. live in the studio. stay tuned also for a fiery edition of the real world with lee anderson with straight tory with a straight talking tory deputy chairman will hit out at failed mayor sadiq khan failed london mayor sadiq khan for words man, woman for banning the words man, woman and illegal migrants. yep, really ? and in uncanceled, really? and in uncanceled, britain's favourite entertainer jim davidson gives his riotous take on the itv scandal, the bofis take on the itv scandal, the boris witch hunt and harry's relentless self—sabotage . i will

relentless self—sabotage. i will have tomorrow's newspapers for you as usual. and a brand new greatest britain union jackass, too. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go. this is gb news, britain's news channel. a quick, very exciting programming note, actually, a reminder for tomorrow, we're live in leigh, where i'll be joined by the former prime minister liz truss, and a studio audience filled with you, our amazing gb news family. now, this is actually the first major tv appearance from truss since leaving number ten as she escapes the westminster bubble. to answer your questions. so much in the news at the moment, isn't she? she's been proven right, folks . so you're not right, folks. so you're not going to be you're not going to want to miss this tomorrow night, 9:09 truss live night, 9:09 pm. liz truss live in leigh my digest next though, on the itv scandal reaching westminster. first, the news headunes westminster. first, the news headlines with polly middlehurst

. dan, thank you . good evening. . dan, thank you. good evening. a vign— . dan, thank you. good evening. a vigil was— . dan, thank you. good evening. a vigil was held— . dan, thank you. good evening. a vigil was held today- j? good evening. a vigil was held today to remember the- a vigil was held today to remember the victims of yesterday-s— remember the victims of yesterday's attacks in nottingham - yesterday's attacks in nottingham . thousands of nottingham. thousands of students— nottingham. thousands of students and— nottingham. thousands of students and staff attended the ceremony the— students and staff attended the ceremony this afternoon in the grounds— ceremony this afternoon in the grounds on— ceremony this afternoon in the grounds of nottingham university. _ grounds of nottingham university. it follows the deans— university. it follows the deans on— university. it follows the deaths of 219— university. it follows the deaths of 219 year old first year— deaths of 219 year old first year students,— deaths of 219 year old first year students, grace o'malley, renor— year students, grace o'malley, senor one— year students, grace o'malley, kumar and barnaby webber and nonse— kumar and barnaby webber and police. earlier— kumar and barnaby webber and police. earlier named the third person— police. earlier named the third person fanny— police. earlier named the third person fatally stabbed as school soreroker— person fatally stabbed as school caretaker ian— person fatally stabbed as school caretaker ian coates. his van sroren— caretaker ian coates. his van was stolen and— caretaker ian coates. his van was stolen and then used to roger— was stolen and then used to target others. _ was stolen and then used to target others. at— was stolen and then used to target others. at the vigil , the target others. at the vigil, the onenes— target others. at the vigil, the porenrs or— target others. at the vigil, the parents of both— target others. at the vigil, the parents of both teenagers shared non— parents of both teenagers shared non neon— parents of both teenagers shared how much university life and nnenosnros— how much university life and friendships in— how much university life and friendships in nottingham had neonr— friendships in nottingham had neonr ro— friendships in nottingham had meant to both— friendships in nottingham had meant to both grace and barnaby . r— meant to both grace and barnaby . r know— meant to both grace and barnaby . r know n— meant to both grace and barnaby . i know it will— meant to both grace and barnaby . i know it will be— meant to both grace and barnaby . i know it will be super- . i know it will be super touched by everyone that's here and he loved it. he loved it here. he couldn't wait to come back. drove me mad. but. his

heart will be with you guys forever . look after each other . forever. look after each other. it's the big thing is that look after your friends and look after your friends and look after people around you . the after people around you. the parents of grace and “r: the parents of grace and barnaby speaking— parents of grace and barnaby speaking earlier.— parents of grace and barnaby speaking earlier. well earlier on rooow— speaking earlier. well earlier on today, detectives confirmed rnew-re— on today, detectives confirmed they're investigating cctv footage— they're investigating cctv rooroge or— they're investigating cctv rooroge of o— they're investigating cctv footage of a man who appears to moron— footage of a man who appears to moron one— footage of a man who appears to match the description of the wornngnom— match the description of the nottingham attack suspect. a onemonng— nottingham attack suspect. a onemprmg ro— nottingham attack suspect. a attempting to enter the window of o— attempting to enter the window of a residential— attempting to enter the window of a residential care home. a 31 year— of a residential care home. a 31 year ore— of a residential care home. a 31 wear our men— of a residential care home. a 31 year old man with— of a residential care home. a 31 year old man with a history of worenoe— year old man with a history of worenoe rs— year old man with a history of violence is still— year old man with a history of violence is still being questioned- violence is still being questioned by police . gb news questioned by police. gb news snowe— questioned by police. gb news spoke ro— questioned by police. gb news spowe ro jason— questioned by police. gb news spoke to jason derbyshire, a resroenr— spoke to jason derbyshire, a resroenr m— spoke to jason derbyshire, a resident in that— spoke to jason derbyshire, a resident in that care home, who wnor— resident in that care home, who saw what happened . “rzzrrzi; resident in that care home, who saw what happened . “rt;”rt; saw what happened. there's some guy stood under this archway all dressed in black, got a black rucksack, black beanie hat on, just staring at the edges over there and gone back in my room . there and gone back in my room. had a wash. 30s later there's really banging , loud banging,

really banging, loud banging, trying to get through that window and i didn't see the security guard come out, but apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostel. and then he just came back through this archway and just walked off there dead calm . well it news away from nottingham at least 879 people have drowned after an overloaded migrant boat capsized and sank off the coast of greece . the off the coast of greece. the search continues— off the coast of greece. the search continues for- . of the search continues for survivors . search continues for survivors. rr-s— search continues for survivors. rr-s renewed— search continues for survivors. it's believed around 750 people . 0n— it's believed around 750 people were . on board— it's believed around 750 people were . on board a— it's believed around 750 people were . on board a 20 to 30 metre were. on board a 20 to 30 metre rong— were. on board a 20 to 30 metre rong w.esser— were. on board a 20 to 30 metre long vessel. local— were. on board a 20 to 30 metre long vessel. local media are saving— long vessel. local media are sowng ene— long vessel. local media are saying the boat— long vessel. local media are saying the boat was on its way to saying the boat was on its way ro now.— saying the boat was on its way no new. nowng— saying the boat was on its way to italy, having departed from the to italy, having departed from me soon— to italy, having departed from me soon on— to italy, having departed from the south of crete . now, as the south of crete. now, as wow-we— the south of crete. now, as wow-we been— the south of crete. now, as you've been hearing, itv's boss sows— you've been hearing, itv's boss sows nom— you've been hearing, itv's boss says both parties— you've been hearing, itv's boss says both parties involved in one— says both parties involved in me murm— says both parties involved in the phillip schofield affair epon— the phillip schofield affair report heatedly denied allegations— report heatedly denied allegations they were in a relationship.— allegations they were in a relationship. the chief executive, _ relationship. the chief executive, dame carolyn mccall, nos— executive, dame carolyn mccall, nos row— executive, dame carolyn mccall, nos row nons— executive, dame carolyn mccall, has told mps today action would nove— has told mps today action would nowe been— has told mps today action would have been taken— has told mps today action would have been taken had there been

any evidence— have been taken had there been any evidence. but— have been taken had there been any evidence. but there was only snecwiorion— any evidence. but there was only speculation and— any evidence. but there was only speculation and rumour. itv bosses— speculation and rumour. itv iosses oiso— speculation and rumour. itv bosses also say— speculation and rumour. itv bosses also say they do not ecognse— bosses also say they do not recognise claims- bosses also say they do not recognise claims that a toxic cwiiwre— recognise claims that a toxic cwiiwre for— recognise claims that a toxic culture for people working at the culture for people working at me iowiime— culture for people working at the daytime tv— culture for people working at the daytime tv show this morning crisis— the daytime tv show this morning exisrs .— the daytime tv show this morning exisrs . ris— the daytime tv show this morning exists . it's that's— the daytime tv show this morning exists . it's that's it.— the daytime tv show this morning exists . it's that's it. you're exists. it's that's it. you're up— exists. it's that's it. you're no ro— exists. it's that's it. you're no no gore— exists. it's that's it. you're no no one on— exists. it's that's it. you're up to date on tv- exists. it's that's it. you're up to date on tv online dab+ icociio— up to date on tv online dab+ icociio oni— up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the— up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. vow-re— radio and the tune in app. vow-re wim— radio and the tune in app. you're with gb— radio and the tune in app. you're with gb news. back now to non— you're with gb news. back now to non wooiion.— you're with gb news. back now to dan wootton. tonight . dan wootton. tonight. rec-s— dan wootton. tonight. iei-s begin— dan wootton. tonight. let's begin our special coverage of let's begin our special coverage or ine— let's begin our special coverage or me riv— let's begin our special coverage of the itv scandal— let's begin our special coverage of the itv scandal ._ of the itv scandal. iand_ of the itv scandal. l and after- of the itv scandal. and after weeks of refusing to face the music, itv's uber woke chief executive carolyn mccall , chief executive carolyn mccall, the friend of meghan markle, who

proudly purged of proudly purged her channel of piers morgan , carol mcgiffin, piers morgan, carol mcgiffin, eamonn holmes, clarkson eamonn holmes, jeremy clarkson and jeremy kyle. finally had to front up and admit she did know about rumours of philip's cofield's affair with a young runner. but like with most of those on the sanctimonious left , the same standards don't seem to apply to her mistakes when it comes to accountability. under questioning at the media select committee, which she had been compelled to attend, mccall had to back on itv's own press to row back on itv's own press statement that they had investigated the matter. did you personally first become - g: did you personally first become aware of onese— personally first become aware of these rumours— personally first become aware of these rumours ? _ personally first become aware of these rumours ? i— personally first become aware of these rumours ? ”rt;r?..«r . these rumours? i really became aware of those rumours when philip came out . aware of those rumours when philip came out. in in february 2020. that's when that is the first time things got really febrile. so in february 2020 is when kyiv and i spoke about it and we actually we actually started looking at it in december 2019. we said we need to just establish whether this

is rumour and speculation and malicious or whether there is something we need to worry about here. we had no evidence , no one here. we had no evidence, no one brought us anything tangible either on the production floor or from the outside. there was only hearsay and rumour and speculation . can i please just speculation. can i please just say it was not an investigation? i wouldn't qualify this as an investigation. i think this was a review. it was an ongoing review. the old saying, the wo— review. the old saying, the no is— review. the old saying, the cover up is far— ”cr the old saying, the cover up is far worse than the crime— cover up is far worse than the is— cover up is far worse than the is irre— cover up is far worse than the crime is true here.— cover up is far worse than the crime is true here. i mean, rememern i— crime is true here. i mean, remember i first- crime is true here. i mean, remember i first told itv of schofield's_ remember i first told itv of schofield's situation and relationship— schofield's situation and relationship with the runner in november— relationship with the runner in november 2019?— relationship with the runner in november 2019? they denied it onen— november 2019? they denied it inen os— november 2019? they denied it then as malicious— november 2019? they denied it then as malicious gossip . then then as malicious gossip. then i reweoiei— then as malicious gossip. then i reweoieci o— then as malicious gossip. then i revealed a whistleblower from mis— revealed a whistleblower from inis morning— revealed a whistleblower from this morning had— revealed a whistleblower from this morning had emailed mccall ieioiis— this morning had emailed mccall ieroiis oi— this morning had emailed mccall details of what— this morning had emailed mccall details of what exactly happened iireciiw— details of what exactly happened iirecriw in— details of what exactly happened directly in february 2020. so no occi— directly in february 2020. so no oeci sne— directly in february 2020. so no wonder she was— directly in february 2020. so no wonder she was asked today if mere— wonder she was asked today if inere noi— wonder she was asked today if there had been— wonder she was asked today if there had been an attempt to nroieci— there had been an attempt to groieci ineir— there had been an attempt to protect their golden goose . protect their golden goose. wowe— protect their golden goose. we've covered _ protect their golden goose. we've covered that- protect their golden goose. we've covered that up- protect their golden goose. we've covered that up . if one of we've covered that up. if one of the individuals had admitted a relationship, why why would

know? once it is in the workpiece.— know? once it is in the workplace, i— , once it is in the workplace, i think it does become— workplace, i think it does become something that we women-i— become something that we wowicin-r in— become something that we wouldn't in any— become something that we wouldn't in any way try to cover up in— wouldn't in any way try to cover up in onw— wouldn't in any way try to cover up in any wow.— wouldn't in any way try to cover up in any way, would you have omen— up in any way, would you have ioken one— up in any way, would you have ioken or— up in any way, would you have taken one of your— up in any way, would you have taken one of your biggest stars oni— taken one of your biggest stars and someone who'd nationally was veryone— and someone who'd nationally was everyone was so fond of would you— everyone was so fond of would you nove— everyone was so fond of would you have removed— everyone was so fond of would you have removed him from . yes. you have removed him from. yes. i you have removed him from. yes. irninv— you have removed him from. yes. iininv ii— you have removed him from. yes. | think if that— you have removed him from. yes. | think if that was— you have removed him from. yes. i think if that was necessary, if me— i think if that was necessary, if the context— i think if that was necessary, if the context you know, gave us mar.— if the context you know, gave us nor. ir— if the context you know, gave us nor. if me— if the context you know, gave us that, if the investigation said i that, if the investigation said i mean— that, if the investigation said i yon— that, if the investigation said i mean, you know , things have i mean, you know, things have emerged— i mean, you know, things have emerged mor— i mean, you know, things have emerged that are— i mean, you know, things have emerged that are deeply inappropriate— emerged that are deeply inappropriate in the workplace . inappropriate in the workplace. anci— inappropriate in the workplace. ami i— inappropriate in the workplace. ami i mink— inappropriate in the workplace. and i think if— inappropriate in the workplace. and i think if we'd known that at and i think if we'd known that or me— and i think if we'd known that or me rime.— and i think if we'd known that at the time, we— and i think if we'd known that at the time, we would have acted very— at the time, we would have acted very swiniy. — at the time, we would have acted very swirriy. ner— at the time, we would have acted very swiftly. but former itv wews— very swiftly. but former itv news presenter— very swiftly. but former itv news presenter turned snp iconweiier— news presenter turned snp rottweiler john nicholson wasn't noving— rottweiler john nicholson wasn't noving ony— rottweiler john nicholson wasn't noving any or— rottweiler john nicholson wasn't having any of that— rottweiler john nicholson wasn't having any of that revealing the so—coiieci— having any of that revealing the so—called questioning of the runner who has— so—called questioning of the runner who has now referred to, by me— runner who has now referred to, by me way.— runner who has now referred to, by me woy. os— runner who has now referred to, by the way, as person x had made nim— by the way, as person x had made nim reci— by the way, as person x had made him feel uncomfortable . him feel uncomfortable. okay, ivo— him feel uncomfortable. okay, i-ve spoken— him feel uncomfortable. okay, i-ve spoken ro— him feel uncomfortable. okay, i've spoken to someone who's friendly with mr x, who says that he felt that the review , that he felt that the review, the investigations that took

place were made it quite difficult for him to talk. and he was under a lot of pressure to not talk. the words used were , is everything okay between you and philip? those were the words used. he didn't , i'm told, feel used. he didn't, i'm told, feel that he could really answer that with any candour. but if philip was with any candour. but if philip purring— with any candour. but if philip was putting him— with any candour. but if philip was putting him under- t: . but if philip was putting him under pressure , was putting him under pressure, itv was putting him under pressure, iiv were— was putting him under pressure, iiv nor— was putting him under pressure, itv were not putting him under pressure on ony— itv were not putting him under pressure on any thing. that evcnonge— pressure on any thing. that exchange backs— pressure on any thing. that exchange backs up my reporting on mis— exchange backs up my reporting on rnis snow— exchange backs up my reporting on this show that— exchange backs up my reporting on this show that the runner is increosingiy— on this show that the runner is increasingly unhappy dup that the increasingly unhappy dup that me story— increasingly unhappy dup that me srory peing— increasingly unhappy dup that the story being present by both scnonieii— the story being present by both schofield and— the story being present by both schofield and itv— the story being present by both schofield and itv has not been enrireiy— schofield and itv has not been enrireiy rainy— schofield and itv has not been entirely fairly accurate. indeci— entirely fairly accurate. incieei .— entirely fairly accurate. indeed , nicholson- entirely fairly accurate. indeed , nicholson revealed the indeed, nicholson revealed the runners high powered lawyers who had been rumoured to have been paid for by philip, are now actually working for free. you know who's paying for- t “g you know who's paying for his his iowyer— know who's paying for his his iowyer or— know who's paying for his his iowyer or me— know who's paying for his his lawyer at the moment because press— lawyer at the moment because press repons— lawyer at the moment because press reports are— lawyer at the moment because press reports are that philip scnorieii— press reports are that philip schofield is— press reports are that philip schofield is paying for the iowyer. — schofield is paying for the iowyer. pry— schofield is paying for the lawyer. swig .. “r; schofield is paying for the- lawyer. my understanding is that philip schofield is paying for

it. i think philip mentioned that in the bbc interview, but we don't get involved in that. my we don't get involved in that. my understanding that's not my understanding is that's not true. his his lawyers are working— true. his his lawyers are working-bono- his his lawyers are working bono because true. his his lawyers are- working-bono because they're working pro bono because they're concerned about— working pro bono because they're concerned about some of the in— concerned about some of the in me— concerned about some of the issues in the case. . issues in the case. but itv's posses— issues in the case. but itv's bosses struggled to answer how they didn't know about the relationship, especially when the runner had been lavished with a big budget showreel . all with a big budget showreel. all reports that this young man made his reports that this young man made nis on— reports that this young man made his own showreel— reports that this young man made his own showreel on the this morning— his own showreel on the this morning ser— his own showreel on the this morning set at— his own showreel on the this morning set at itv's expense, using— morning set at itv's expense, wsing oii— morning set at itv's expense, wsing oii me— morning set at itv's expense, using all the production team mor— using all the production team nor were— using all the production team rnor in— using all the production team that were in and— using all the production team that were in and around the set at that were in and around the set or mor— that were in and around the set or me rime.— that were in and around the set at that time. you— that were in and around the set at that time. you know, after noromi— at that time. you know, after normal working— at that time. you know, after normal working hours is that a son— normal working hours is that a son on— normal working hours is that a sort of facility— normal working hours is that a sort of facility that's made ovoiiopie— sort of facility that's made available to _ sort of facility that's made available to all— sort of facility that's made available to all runners ? available to all runners? i mink— available to all runners? i think if— available to all runners? i think if requested- available to all runners? i think if requested ,- available to all runners? i think if requested , it- available to all runners? i think if requested , it would think if requested, it would normally be granted. this shows some kind of preferential treatment. none of us would have known— treatment. none of us would have known mor— treatment. none of us would have known that that— none of us would have known that that showreel was being— known that that showreel was being made. — known that that showreel was being made. and— known that that showreel was being made. and i would say that ocrwoiiy— being made. and i would say that ocrwoiiy i-ve— being made. and i would say that actually i've just— being made. and i would say that actually i've just said i think runners are usually very ompiriows. — runners are usually very ambitious. i— runners are usually very ambitious. i don't know of

onorner— ambitious. i don't know of another instance, but i wouldn't know.— another instance, but i wouldn't know-ir— another instance, but i wouldn't know-n insc— another instance, but i wouldn't know. it just wouldn't know. i mean, it just wouldn't it know. i mean, it just wouldn't ir—ro- know. i mean, it just wouldn't ir—ro me- know. i mean, it just wouldn't ir—ro me rnor.| it wouldn't occur to me that, you— it wouldn't occur to me that, you-,_ it wouldn't occur to me that, yow-. somebody- it wouldn't occur to me that, you-, somebody do you know, somebody else would do this you know, somebody else would do rnis .— you know, somebody else would do rnis . nm— you know, somebody else would do rnis . our iiv-s— you know, somebody else would do this. but itv's all— you know, somebody else would do this . but itv's all powerful this. but itv's all powerful iirecror— this. but itv's all powerful director of— this. but itv's all powerful director of television, kevin larger— director of television, kevin iygo. insisreci— director of television, kevin lygo, insisted he had been lied to lygo, insisted he had been lied ro py— lygo, insisted he had been lied to by schofield— lygo, insisted he had been lied to by schofield field. ?“r: to by schofield field. time and again— to by schofield field. time and again .— to by schofield field. time and again . ne— to by schofield field. time and again , he looked me in the eye again, he looked me in the eye and promise to me that there was absolutely no truth whatsoever in this. in the rumours of this reiorionsnip.— in this. in the rumours of this relationship. i,— in this. in the rumours of this relationship. i, you— t“ in the rumours of this relationship. i, you know , i relationship. i, you know, i peiievei— relationship. i, you know, i believed him _ relationship. i, you know, i believed him and i believed his agents— believed him and i believed his ogenrs oni— believed him and i believed his agents and everyone. and then rwo— agents and everyone. and then rwo geys— agents and everyone. and then rwo ooys inev— agents and everyone. and then two days later, everybody comes out two days later, everybody comes our one— two days later, everybody comes our one says.— two days later, everybody comes out and says, no,— two days later, everybody comes out and says, no, it's a lie . out and says, no, it's a lie. nm— out and says, no, it's a lie. nor-were— out and says, no, it's a lie. nor-were so— out and says, no, it's a lie. but-were so many- but there were so many contradictions in today's statements by itv. so i'm going to show it to you. lygo initially said that schofield himself had chosen to quit this morning when he wanted to step down from this morning. i think it was the daily, you— it was the daily, you know, erron— it was the daily, you know, error or— it was the daily, you know, effort of doing— it was the daily, you know, effort of doing a- it was the daily, you know, effort of doing a show for two nouns— effort of doing a show for two nowrs iive— effort of doing a show for two hours, live every— effort of doing a show for two hours, live every day was the ming— hours, live every day was the rning mor— hours, live every day was the thing that made— hours, live every day was the thing that made him think, i mere-s— thing that made him think, i mere-s roo— thing that made him think, i there's too much noise and i con-r— there's too much noise and i cant i— there's too much noise and i cant i ion-r— there's too much noise and i can't i don't want- there's too much noise and i can't i don't want to do it anymo so—

can't i don't want to do it anymore. so sorry. but listen to his anymore. so sorry. but listen to nis srory— anymore. so sorry. but listen to nis srory cnange— anymore. so sorry. but listen to his story change completely. ' his story change completely. a cocai— his story change completely. a can iso— his story change completely. a total 180. just— his story change completely. a total 180. just 34— his story change completely. a total 180. just 34 minutes- his story change completely. a total 180. just 34 minutes later when he was asked how philip left this morning, phillip schofield announced his departure from this morning, as you said, on the 20th of may. and he said, i understand itv nas— and he said, i understand itv nas ieciiei— and he said, i understand itv has decided the— and he said, i understand itv has decided the current sirwarion— has decided the current situation torfaen can't go on. who— situation torfaen can't go on. who made— situation torfaen can't go on. who made that— situation torfaen can't go on. : r:rt;rt. rtr“7 i did situation torfaen can't go on. : r:rt;rt rtr“7 i did . i who made that decision? i did. i suppose ultimately— who made that decision? i did. i suppose ultimately i— who made that decision? i did. i suppose ultimately i think- : r:rt;rt rtr“7 i did. i suppose ultimately i think it me— suppose ultimately i think it was the media— suppose ultimately i think it was the media speculation . it was the media speculation. it amongst— was the media speculation. it was amongst the— was the media speculation. it was amongst the staff, amongst or— was amongst the staff, amongst of mem— was amongst the staff, amongst some of them it— was amongst the staff, amongst some of them it was this is this is son— some of them it was this is this is son or— some of them it was this is this is sort of relentless. will it go— is sort of relentless. will it go awaye— is sort of relentless. will it ever go away? how can we make mis— ever go away? how can we make rnis son— ever go away? how can we make rnis son on— ever go away? how can we make this sort of programme with all mis— this sort of programme with all rnis scrwriny— this sort of programme with all this scrutiny ?_ this sort of programme with all this scrutiny ? and so which this scrutiny? and so which kevin— this scrutiny? and so which kevin iygo— this scrutiny? and so which kevin lygo are— this scrutiny? and so which kevin lygo are we meant to peiieve— kevin lygo are we meant to peiieve e — kevin lygo are we meant to believe ? g kevin lygo are we meant to- believe ? ultimately, though, on believe? ultimately, though, on the question of its toxic culture, itv had that there had been 128 formal complaints over the past five years, five related to this morning, the past five years, five related to this morning , with related to this morning, with two connected to bullying or harassment. but does anyone going to take any responsibility

for sure doesn't look like it . for sure doesn't look like it. but if it was found that there was basically— but if it was found that there was basically a— but if it was found that there was basically a cover up at itv mis— was basically a cover up at itv rnis morning— was basically a cover up at itv this morning over— was basically a cover up at itv this morning over this, people coria— this morning over this, people cowici pe— this morning over this, people could be sacked. _ this morning over this, people could be sacked. r: r:rtr could be sacked. as i said, i do want to get into hypotheticals because that is hypothetical. currently wokeist kyiv has lost all respect from its loyal viewers who feel misled, lied to, and treated like fools. their ratings are plummeting, rneir— their ratings are plummeting, rneir snare— their ratings are plummeting, their share price— their ratings are plummeting, their share price is down 60% sic— their share price is down 60% since mccall— their share price is down 60% since mccall joined and today proven— since mccall joined and today proveci irs— since mccall joined and today proved its executive nerves are roraiiy— proved its executive nerves are roraiiy near— proved its executive nerves are totally deaf to _ proved its executive nerves are totally deaf to the _ proved its executive nerves are totally deaf to the problems it nas— totally deaf to the problems it nas creareci— totally deaf to the problems it has created for— totally deaf to the problems it has created for itself. but to responsi— has created for itself. but to respond now— has created for itself. but to respond now, my— has created for itself. but to respond now, my superstar panel, former— respond now, my superstar panel, former ioose— respond now, my superstar panel, former loose women star, she knows— former loose women star, she knows iiv— former loose women star, she knows itv daytime all too well . knows itv daytime all too well. carci— knows itv daytime all too well. carol mcgiffin,— knows itv daytime all too well. carol mcgiffin, the— knows itv daytime all too well. carol mcgiffin, the businessman and acrivisr— carol mcgiffin, the businessman and activist adam _ carol mcgiffin, the businessman and activist adam brooks and the former— and activist adam brooks and the former iapowr— and activist adam brooks and the former labour party adviser warrnew— former labour party adviser matthew lanza_ former labour party adviser matthew lanza . mcgeough, i mean, matthew lanza. mcgeough, i mean, this matthew lanza. mcgeough, i mean, rnis was— matthew lanza. mcgeough, i mean, rnis a— matthew lanza. mcgeough, i mean, this was a disastrous— this was a disastrous performance today, wasn't it? it iireraiiy— performance today, wasn't it? it was literally unbelievable . was literally unbelievable. its— was literally unbelievable. ir-s iike— was literally unbelievable. ir-s iike yon— was literally unbelievable. it's like you can't- was literally unbelievable. it's like you can't believe anything any of them says and i

don't want to call them liars, but i just, i don't believe them. and what it says to me, dan, is that it's all getting so complex and so complicated and so pointless. this whole common select committee thing is pointless. i mean, i really don't know why the government are even getting involved. why? why are they they kind of giving it credibility if you like, by by calling them in and asking them stupid questions that, you know, they're not even telling the truth. they're not telling the truth. they're not telling the truth. they're not telling the truth full answers to. so i just i look at it and i think it it looks to me like there's something else. there is something else. there is something else. there is something else they've been covering up something else , and covering up something else, and they're still covering up something else. and i wouldn't be at all surprised if the mps know about it. and i think philip, like i said on this show a couple of weeks ago, philip is covering i think, for them by saying he lied , he lied to saying he lied, he lied to everyone. he consistently lied. and that gets them off the hook

because they just say, oh, he lied and now they're lying . and lied and now they're lying. and it's all very it's all getting very strange. the lawyer thing is strange. it's like, why are they working for nothing? for him? when philip was paying for them, he admitted that himself. i just think there is there's a cover up of a cover up, and i think it's far bigger. so i think it's far bigger. so i think there is something else andifs think there is something else and it's something maybe much, much worse than to consent . and it's something maybe much, much worse than to consent. king supposedly well, he was an adult at the time , but no one cares at the time, but no one cares about that. but this is about something else. but adam brooks , no one does care. i mean, peopie— , no one does care. i mean, peopie ger— , no one does care. i mean, people get really- i mean, people get really confused about mis— people get really confused about rnis. i— people get really confused about rnis. i ion-r— people get really confused about this. i don't give— people get really confused about this. i don't give a— people get really confused about this. i don't give a who phillip scnorieii— this. i don't give a who phillip schofield is— this. i don't give a who phillip schofield is sleeping with. i akin-r— schofield is sleeping with. i iiin-r give— schofield is sleeping with. i gian-r give a— schofield is sleeping with. i didn't give a when he came out. cenwineiy.— didn't give a when he came out. cenwineiy. i— didn't give a when he came out. genuinely, i felt— didn't give a when he came out. genuinely, i felt sorry for his wine— genuinely, i felt sorry for his wine anci— genuinely, i felt sorry for his wife and his— genuinely, i felt sorry for his wife and his kids. but i thought you know.— wife and his kids. but i thought you know. good— wife and his kids. but i thought you know, good on him. if he's ninaiiy— you know, good on him. if he's ninaiiy-nis— you know, good on him. if he's finally-his truth,- you know, good on him. if he's finally his truth, it's finally living his truth, it's nor— finally living his truth, it's nor-mar.— finally living his truth, it's not-that. it's- finally living his truth, it's not that. it's about not about that. it's about why a mar-or— not about that. it's about why a major corporation— not about that. it's about why a major corporation lied for years anci— major corporation lied for years and was— major corporation lied for years and sriii— major corporation lied for years and was still seeming to put out raisenooas.— and was still seeming to put out raisenoocis. i— and was still seeming to put out falsehoods. i mean— and was still seeming to put out falsehoods. i mean , could you falsehoods. i mean, could you peiieve— falsehoods. i mean, could you believe kevin— falsehoods. i mean, could you believe kevin lygo one moment at

ions— believe kevin lygo one moment at me am— believe kevin lygo one moment at we ne— believe kevin lygo one moment at 10:28 am, he says,— believe kevin lygo one moment at 10:28 am, he says, oh, no, it iniiiip— 10:28 am, he says, oh, no, it was phillip schofield decision to was phillip schofield decision ro ieave— was phillip schofield decision to leave this— was phillip schofield decision to leave this morning by 11:02 ne— to leave this morning by 11:02 we said.— to leave this morning by 11:02 am. he said, oh,— to leave this morning by 11:02 am. he said, oh, no , it was my a.m. he said, oh, no, it was my decision.— a.m. he said, oh, no, it was my decision. i— a.m. he said, oh, no, it was my decision. i mean,— am. he said, oh, no, it was my decision. i mean, he's literally he contradicting— decision. i mean, he's literally he contradicting himself within the he contradicting himself within me same— he contradicting himself within the same select— he contradicting himself within the same select committee here. kna— the same select committee here. one rnese— the same select committee here. one rnese are— the same select committee here. and these are educated, powerful peopie.— and these are educated, powerful peopie. yon— and these are educated, powerful peopie. you know.— and these are educated, powerful people, you know, within half an now— people, you know, within half an now ro— people, you know, within half an now ro cnange— people, you know, within half an hour to change your story. something— hour to change your story. something else— hour to change your story. something else is- hour to change your story. something else is up.- hour to change your story. something else is up. dan, you know, as as you said, there is something else boiling away. there trying to stop come out. i mean, look, he was at the award ceremony on stage . the runner ceremony on stage. the runner runners don't do that. why was he on stage doing the showreel? you know, that is an expense. and the show was extraordinary. you know, i mean, they they knew that itv n0, you know, i mean, they they knew that itv no, it's not usual. i've never , ever heard of it i've never, ever heard of it before.— i've never, ever heard of it before. i— i've never, ever heard of it before. i mean— i've never, ever heard of it before. i mean never with any worki— before. i mean never with any wowici wim— before. i mean never with any would with itv— before. i mean never with any would with itv pay for crew to say— would with itv pay for crew to sray penins— would with itv pay for crew to stay behind and— would with itv pay for crew to stay behind and do a show for a runner. seriously,— stay behind and do a show for a runner. seriously, they just woman-r— runner. seriously, they just wouldn't do— runner. seriously, they just wouldn't do it.— runner. seriously, they just wouldn't do it. - runner. seriously, they just wouldn't do it. t. wouldn't do it. phillip schofield obviously had a hell of a lot of power and influence at this morning. we know that. i

believe he part owned the agency that booked the guests as well. why am you yeah so you know, he i don't think he had the later stages he basically controlled killed a lot of what went on. and this morning the point is there was a lot of power concentrated around a very small group of people. and i think they bowed to whatever he said, you know, whatever he said they would believe or choose to believe. i mean, matthew, lies. you've been a tv executive in your— you've been a tv executive in your-coria— you've been a tv executive ini your-could-believe your career. could you believe wnar— your career. could you believe wnar yon— your career. could you believe wnar you were— your career. could you believe what you were hearing today? no no. — what you were hearing today? no no. kna— what you were hearing today? no no. and i— what you were hearing today? no no. and i think— what you were hearing today? no no. and i think it's— what you were hearing today? no no. “r: no. and i think it's pretty extraordinary i was itv extraordinary if i was an itv shareholder, in fact, frankly, most our most of us are through our pensions, even we don't know pensions, even if we don't know it. the two who appeared at the select committee, you know, beanng select committee, you know, bearing mind thousands, bearing in mind the thousands, tens thousands of tens of thousands of pounds of shareholders that's been shareholders money, that's been spent all spent on coaching them all weekend and they couldn't even give a straight answer. was give a straight answer. it was kind harry esque style kind of prince harry esque style level answers and, you know, level of answers and, you know, it's a tragedy, really, for all the people who work on the show it's a tragedy, really, for all thecausea who work on the show it's a tragedy, really, for all thecausea wilonger on the show it's a tragedy, really, for all thecausea wilongerthis1he show it's a tragedy, really, for all thecausea wilonger this goes|ow it's a tragedy, really, for all thethe sea wilonger this goes|ow it's a tragedy, really, for all thethe future longer this goes|ow it's a tragedy, really, for all thethe future lorthe this goes|ow it's a tragedy, really, for all thethe future lorthe show;oes|ow it's a tragedy, really, for all thethe future lorthe show is,s|ow on, the future of the show is, you know, is in danger. i've

heard from so many- t“ 33 i've heard from so many senior eecarives— heard from so many senior executives who _ heard from so many senior executives who used to work at iiv— executives who used to work at iiv anci — executives who used to work at iiv anci rney— executives who used to work at itv and they loved— executives who used to work at itv and they loved this broadcast— itv and they loved this broadcast because remember , i broadcast because remember, i we say ani— broadcast because remember, i mean, we say and we believe in ce— mean, we say and we believe in on news— mean, we say and we believe in on news is— mean, we say and we believe in our gb news is the— mean, we say and we believe in our gb news is the people's manner— our gb news is the people's channel. but— our gb news is the people's channel. but long time, channel. but for a long time, iiv— channel. but for a long time, iiv was— channel. but for a long time, iiv ane— channel. but for a long time, itv was the channel of the peopie.— itv was the channel of the peopie. ir— itv was the channel of the peopie. n was— itv was the channel of the people. it was the channel of me— people. it was the channel of am working— people. it was the channel of the working classes. . people. it was the channel of the working classes. t the working classes. it was my first— the working classes. it was my first working for itv. first job was working for itv. yeah. and we itv. and i yeah. and we loved itv. and i think that's why— yeah. and we loved itv. and i think that's why this- / “r: : . and i think that's why this story acrwaiiy— think that's why this story actually resonated actually has resonated because it's actually has resonated because its—crime- actually has resonated because it's—culture war. - it's part of this culture war. kni— it's part of this culture war. ana-or— it's part of this culture war. ana-on a— it's part of this culture war. and-of a sudden- it's part of this culture war. and of a sudden and we're and all of a sudden and we're going— and all of a sudden and we're going ro— and all of a sudden and we're going ro-apowr— and all of a sudden and we're going to-about it- and all of a sudden and we're going to about it later in going to talk about it later in the going to talk about it later in me snow.— going to talk about it later in me snow. yon— going to talk about it later in the show, you know, it's like, oh the show, you know, it's like, on my— the show, you know, it's like, oh my goodness,— the show, you know, it's like, oh my goodness, that they're raiking— oh my goodness, that they're raking-me.— oh my goodness, that they're talking-me. is- oh my goodness, that they're talking me. is tower block talking about me. is tower block racy.— talking about me. is tower block iracy—rney— talking about me. is tower block tracy,-they actually. tracy, you know, they actually nave—.- tracy, you know, they actually nave—. kam- tracy, you know, they actually have_. rain for. tracy, you know, they actually. have_. rain for itv have total disdain. rain for itv viewers , more— have total disdain. rain for itv viewers , more media lovers. viewers, more media lovers. i said— viewers, more media lovers. i said mac— viewers, more media lovers. i said was as— viewers, more media lovers. i said that as well— viewers, more media lovers. i said that as well on- viewers, more media lovers. i said that as well on your- viewers, more media lovers. i said that as well on your show a couple of weeks here. and couple of weeks ago on here. and they they think they know who their audience but they their audience is. but they don't. and what's more, they don't. and what's more, they don't care. they don't care what the they don't the audience thinks. they don't care want. they will care what they want. they will just stuff that they just put out the stuff that they want to put out and expect the audience to just swallow it because thick audience to just swallow it bthey;e thick audience to just swallow it bthey really thick audience to just swallow it bthey really think thick audience to just swallow it bthey really think the thick audience to just swallow it bthey really think the audience . they really think the audience is actually they're not. is and actually they're not. this a time when

is and actually they're not. . this-a time when consumers this is a time when consumers nave— this is a time when consumers have more choice.— this is a time when consumers have more choice. you know, swircning— have more choice. you know, switching television. switching off television. iney-ii— switching off television. they'll - new - switching off television. - they'll-new platforms, they'll go into new platforms, vou— they'll go into new platforms, you know.— they'll go into new platforms, you know. on— they'll go into new platforms, you know, gb news available wnerever-ro- you know, gb news available wherever-to get- you know, gb news available wherever to get it. you know, gb news available. wherever-to get it. you wherever you want to get it. you ion-r— wherever you want to get it. you ion-r even— wherever you want to get it. you don't even have— wherever you want to get it. you don't even have to— wherever you want to get it. you don't even have to have a terrestrial— don't even have to have a terrestrial television. there's omen— terrestrial television. there's other mainstream names like kwsseii— russell brand or obviously cieveioping— russell brand or obviously- developing-following developing their own following oniine. — developing their own following oniine. i— developing their own following online. ithink— developing their own following online. i think arrogance online. i think itv's arrogance is going— online. i think itv's arrogance is going ro— online. i think itv's arrogance is going ro pe— online. i think itv's arrogance is going to be the— online. i think itv's arrogance is going to be the downfall of mis— is going to be the downfall of mm company— is going to be the downfall of this company unless this management— this company unless this management and there's management goes and there's a rorai— management goes and there's a total clear—out— management goes and there's a total clear—out they should total clear—out and they should nor.— total clear—out and they should non—me— total clear—out and they should not._the epitome- total clear—out and they should not. the epitome of not. and that's the epitome of arrogance. she's— not. and that's the epitome of arrogance. . arrogance. she's never made a tv programme her life. she's programme in her life. she's neven programme in her life. she's never, ever made a tv programme. troubles me with this. adam, why has this young man got lawyers? why does he need lawyers? why was why does he need lawyers? why iniiiip— why does he need lawyers? why was phillip schofield paying for rnese— was phillip schofield paying for these lawyers?— was phillip schofield paying for these lawyers? something isn't rignr. — these lawyers? something isn't rignr. weir.— these lawyers? something isn't right. well, and— these lawyers? something isn't right. well, and i'd- these lawyers? something isn't right. ?“r: r: right. well, and i'd just say phillip schofield maybe we'll feel a little bit concerned that he's no longer paying for the lawyers and the lawyers are working for free so that they represent there's lot represent persons. there's a lot of to represent persons. there's a lot on-rolaskea- represent persons. there's a lot of-to.asked here. j of questions to be asked here. more— of questions to be asked here. more ar— of questions to be asked here. there are. and— of questions to be asked here. there are. and i— of questions to be asked here. there are. and i think- of questions to be asked here. there are. and i think there could still be a lot to come with this story. so adam brooks, carol mcgiffin, laterza, carol mcgiffin, matthew laterza, thank much. my superstar thank you so much. my superstar panel night. but panel with me all night. but coming up, failed, london

panel with me all night. but cominlsadiq failed, london panel with me all night. but cominlsadiq khanzd, london panel with me all night. but cominlsadiq khanzd, lon the mayor sadiq khan blasts the words doesn't words man, sorry, he doesn't blast them. he bans them actually, banned words. actually, he's banned the words. this extraordinary. this is so extraordinary. man, woman and illegal can't woman and illegal migrants can't say khan london now. say it in sadiq khan london now. so what does mean about so what does this mean about where straight where is going? straight talking. tory deputy chairman lee is to out lee anderson is going to hit out on but first, in on that shortly. but first, in the after the the clash, after the broadcaster's arrogant bosses dodged questions, dismissed evidence responses evidence and ducked responses for toxic culture. today, do for its toxic culture. today, do you still trust itv brought caster christine hamilton, social commentator amy ansell and journalist neil wallace all do battle on that next, your view ? most important, though, view? most important, though, dan at gb news dot com vote in our at news on twitter. our poll at gb news on twitter. the clash straight after the.

mornings on gb news. the reopie-s— mornings on gb news. the people's channel, britain's news cnannei— people's channel, britain's news cnannei .— people's channel, britain's news cnannei . wiii— people's channel, britain's news channel . will lee— people's channel, britain's news channel . will lee anderson and channel. will lee anderson and angeia— channel. will lee anderson and kngeia kevin— channel. will lee anderson and angela levin coming up. but rime.— angela levin coming up. but firsc. ene— angela levin coming up. but first, the clash— angela levin coming up. but first, the clash and- angela levin coming up. but first, the clash and in a pr disaster for itv today , this is disaster for itv today, this is the moment woke chief executive carolyn mccall was kippered over the bizarre aubergine comments made by this morning. editor martin frizell when he was quizzed about bullying and toxicity on the show . what did toxicity on the show. what did you feel , dame— toxicity on the show. what did you feel , dame carolyn- rt. tar trtr“ what did you feel , dame carolyn when you you feel, dame carolyn when you aner— you feel, dame carolyn when you are weeks— you feel, dame carolyn when you after weeks of— you feel, dame carolyn when you after weeks of bullying headlines,— after weeks of bullying headlines, you saw the editor of mis— headlines, you saw the editor of rnis morning— headlines, you saw the editor of this morning martin frizell tell a reponer— this morning martin frizell tell a reponer in— this morning martin frizell tell a reporter in answer to her gwesrion— a reporter in answer to her question that— a reporter in answer to her question that he didn't like awpergines— question that he didn't like awpergines. — question that he didn't like aubergines . “r: aubergines. i've always found toxic is aubergine. do you like awperginee — toxic is aubergine. do you like awperginee i—

toxic is aubergine. do you like aubergine? i think martin has made a mistake. i think he aubergine? i think martin has made a mistake . i think he knows made a mistake. i think he knows he made a mistake. i think he didn't intend for it to come. i don't think he intended to say that. that says a lot about the crime— that. that says a lot about the crime ar— that. that says a lot about the culture at that— that says a lot about the culture at that programme , that culture at that programme, that he culture at that programme, that ne rook— culture at that programme, that ne rook swcn— culture at that programme, that he took such a— culture at that programme, that he took such a mocking and dismissive— he took such a mocking and dismissive attitude towards pwiiying. — dismissive attitude towards pwiiying. i— dismissive attitude towards bullying. i think- dismissive attitude towards bullying. : bullying. i think to read into an entire culture of an organisation or a programme from one comment, from one person who probably was a bit under pressure , regardless of the crew pressure, regardless of the crew on his doorstep. he probably ne— on his doorstep. he probably we is— on his doorstep. he probably was. he is used— on his doorstep. he probably was. he is used to— rt“ “ : he probably was. he is used to handling pressure ne— was. he is used to handling pressure. he should be able to nannie— pressure. he should be able to nanciie in— pressure. he should be able to nanciie in ne— pressure. he should be able to handle it. he made a mistake, rignre— handle it. he made a mistake, rignre so— handle it. he made a mistake, right? so what— handle it. he made a mistake, right? so what do— handle it. he made a mistake, right? so what do you think? wner— right? so what do you think? wner-of— right? so what do you think? after-of lcover- right? so what do you think? after-oflcover up. right? so what do you think? i after-oflcover up and after claims of a cover up and evidence a toxic culture, do evidence of a toxic culture, do you still trust itv? dan at gb news .com vote in our poll at gb news .com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. the results shortly. but help make up shortly. but to help you make up your mind, let me bring in the author and broadcaster christine hamilton, a regular on itv over the including the years, including on i'm a celebrity. course, the social celebrity. of course, the social commentator, amy anzel dell and the former fleet street editor neil wallace. so, i mean, look,

christine hamilton, i've been very fond of itv over the years. i there for years, i worked there for ten years, but sorry after today and but i'm sorry after today and after i've seen over after what i've seen over the past few i can't trust past few months, i can't trust them am i wrong? well, them anymore. am i wrong? well, not only was i on the very- not only was i on the very rise.— not only was i on the very nirsr. rm— not only was i on the very rise. in a— not only was i on the very first, i'm a celebrity. get me our— first, i'm a celebrity. get me our of— first, i'm a celebrity. get me our on nee.— first, i'm a celebrity. get me out of here. i— first, i'm a celebrity. get me out of here. i was- first, i'm a celebrity. get me out of here. i was a regular on mis— out of here. i was a regular on rnis morning.— out of here. i was a regular on this morning. years this morning. some years ago. i used— this morning. some years ago. i used ro— this morning. some years ago. i used ro nave— this morning. some years ago. i used to have a— this morning. some years ago. i used to have a weekly slot doing the used to have a weekly slot doing we spaesp — used to have a weekly slot doing the newspapers. i— used to have a weekly slot doing the newspapers. i think carolyn iiccaii— the newspapers. i think carolyn mccall parliament today mccall came to parliament today rninking— mccall came to parliament today winking-was— mccall came to parliament today thinking was maybe going thinking she was maybe going to nave—on— thinking she was maybe going to nave—on cnar- thinking she was maybe going to have _of chat on - have a quiet sort of chat on the mis— have a quiet sort of chat on the rnis morning— have a quiet sort of chat on the this morning-and- have a quiet sort of chat on the this morning-and it- have a quiet sort of chat on the this morning and it would this morning sofa and it would all this morning sofa and it would aiilguire— this morning sofa and it would aiilguire easy— this morning sofa and it would all quite easy and she'd bat all be quite easy and she'd bat everyrning— all be quite easy and she'd bat everything-think- all be quite easy and she'd bat everything think she everything back. i think she found— everything back. i think she foundla— everything back. i think she foundla ior— everything back. i think she found a lot difficult found it a lot more difficult man— found it a lot more difficult than-thought- found it a lot more difficult than thought was going to than she thought it was going to be. than she thought it was going to be kna— than she thought it was going to be one i— than she thought it was going to be. and i think— than she thought it was going to be. and i think i'm— than she thought it was going to be. and i think i'm afraid i mink— be. and i think i'm afraid i rnink sne— be. and i think i'm afraid i think she proved herself not fit for purpose. — think she proved herself not fit for purpose. ir— think she proved herself not fit for purpose. it becomes clear to me— for purpose. it becomes clear to me-aian-r— for purpose. it becomes clear to me-didn't want- for purpose. it becomes clear to me _didn't want to - me that they didn't want to peiieve— me that they didn't want to peiieve or— me that they didn't want to believe of what— me that they didn't want to believe of what truth was. believe of what the truth was. they— believe of what the truth was. iney min-r— believe of what the truth was. they didn't want— believe of what the truth was. they didn't want to believe, so rnerenore— they didn't want to believe, so therefore they _ they didn't want to believe, so therefore they were too ready to accepr—person - therefore they were too ready to accept _ person x's. accept philip and person x's assurances. and— accept philip and person x's assurances. and they asked them 12 assurances. and they asked them is ines— assurances. and they asked them is rimes. vou— assurances. and they asked them 12 times, you don't— assurances. and they asked them 12 times, you don't ask somebody somerning— 12 times, you don't ask somebody somerning i2— 12 times, you don't ask somebody something 12 times— 12 times, you don't ask somebody something 12 times if you don't acruaiiy— something 12 times if you don't actually think— something 12 times if you don't actually think that, you might get actually think that, you might ger a— actually think that, you might get a different— actually think that, you might get a different answer for if you— get a different answer for if you ion-r— get a different answer for if you don't think— get a different answer for if you don't think if there's no suspicion.— you don't think if there's no suspicion,-just- you don't think if there's no suspicion, just ask them suspicion, you just ask them once-ency— suspicion, you just ask them once-eney say- suspicion, you just ask them once they say no. and that's

once and they say no. and that's mar.— once and they say no. and that's mar-lemm— once and they say no. and that's that.ithink they're— once and they say no. and that's that. think they're trying to that. i think they're trying to mm— that. i think they're trying to mm ene— that. i think they're trying to shut the -when - that. i think they're trying to shut the when the horse shut the door when the horse has ironed.— shut the door when the horse has romeo—ency- shut the door when the horse has bolted. _they were - bolted. they were they were rerrinieci — bolted. they were they were terrified _of- bolted. they were they were terrified of destroying terrified. died of destroying the terrified. died of destroying rne goose— terrified. died of destroying the goose that— terrified. died of destroying the goose that lays the golden egg-— the goose that lays the golden egg. iniiip— the goose that lays the golden egg. iniiip was— the goose that lays the golden egg. philip was this huge , big egg. philip was this huge, big figure. — egg. philip was this huge, big rigure. anci— egg. philip was this huge, big figure. and they— egg. philip was this huge, big figure. and they didn't want to peiieve— figure. and they didn't want to peiieve in— figure. and they didn't want to believe it. and— figure. and they didn't want to believe it. and to— figure. and they didn't want to believe it. and to be honest , believe it. and to be honest, vou— believe it. and to be honest, you know.— believe it. and to be honest, you know, talking of big figures on iiv.— you know, talking of big figures on .py, ene— you know, talking of big figures on .py, rne way— you know, talking of big figures on itv, the way they have rrasneci — on itv, the way they have trashed eamonn holmes, who spoke out, trashed eamonn holmes, who spoke our. i— trashed eamonn holmes, who spoke our. i mink— trashed eamonn holmes, who spoke our. i rnink is— trashed eamonn holmes, who spoke out, i think is absolutely appaiiing. — out, i think is absolutely appalling. they're trying to say.— appalling. they're trying to say. on.— appalling. they're trying to say. on. wen,— appalling. they're trying to say, oh, well, you were moved aside.— say, oh, well, you were moved asicie. so— say, oh, well, you were moved asicie. so on— say, oh, well, you were moved aside. so of course— say, oh, well, you were moved aside. so of course you're going to aside. so of course you're going ro say— aside. so of course you're going ro say mar— aside. so of course you're going to say that they're _ aside. so of course you're going to say that they're trying to ruppisn— to say that they're trying to rubbish testimony, which i rubbish his testimony, which i mink— rubbish his testimony, which i mink-wrong— rubbish his testimony, which i mink-wrong .— rubbish his testimony, which i think wrong . and even paul think is so wrong. and even paul o-craay— think is so wrong. and even paul o-craciy apparenr— think is so wrong. and even paul o'grady apparent said that working— o'grady apparent said that working ar— o'grady apparent said that working at itv— o'grady apparent said that working at itv was like working in ne— working at itv was like working in me coun— working at itv was like working in the court of— working at itv was like working in the court of caligula. so if rauia— in the court of caligula. so if paula o'grady— in the court of caligula. so if paula o'grady is— in the court of caligula. so if paula o'grady is going to say somerning— paula o'grady is going to say something like— paula o'grady is going to say something like that , and i'll something like that, and i'll reki— something like that, and i'll reii you— something like that, and i'll reii you one— something like that, and i'll tell you one thing, i think lies penins— tell you one thing, i think lies peninci mis— tell you one thing, i think lies behind this, i— tell you one thing, i think lies behind this, i think they were worried— behind this, i think they were worried that— behind this, i think they were worried that they were going to be worried that they were going to ire accusa— worried that they were going to be accused of— worried that they were going to be accused of homophobia . i be accused of homophobia. i reaiiy— be accused of homophobia. i reaiiy ao— be accused of homophobia. i really do. and— be accused of homophobia. i really do. and i— be accused of homophobia. i really do. and i that is why, or— really do. and i that is why, for evampie— really do. and i that is why, for example, the— really do. and i that is why, for example, the rotherham rape gangs— for example, the rotherham rape gangs were— for example, the rotherham rape gangs nor— for example, the rotherham rape gangs were not rumbled before ency— gangs were not rumbled before rney were— gangs were not rumbled before they were because they were rerrinieci — they were because they were rerrinieci on— they were because they were terrified of being accused 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propapiy— racism. and i think this is propapiy rney— racism. and i think this is probably they are so woke and is mere— probably they are so woke and is mere norning— probably they are so woke and is there nothing worse in this worka— there nothing worse in this worici cnan— there nothing worse in this world than to— there nothing worse in this world than to be accused of racism or homophobia or rranspnope— racism or homophobia or transphobe-i- racism or homophobia or transphobe-i that is transphobe? and i think that is or— transphobe? and i think that is of ne— transphobe? and i think that is one of the things— transphobe? and i think that is one of the things that held them pack— one of the things that held them pack going— one of the things that held them pack doing a— one of the things that held them back doing a really serious investigation— back doing a really serious investigation into which, of rney— investigation into which, of course, they are- investigation into which, of course, they are ridiculous noies— course, they are ridiculous noies in— course, they are ridiculous holes in this— course, they are ridiculous holes in this .— course, they are ridiculous holes in this . yeah, no, of holes in this. yeah, no, of course . i was- holes in this. yeah, no, of course . “r; holes in this. yeah, no, of- course . i was just saying it's course. i was just saying it's completely ridiculous because there are so many gay men in television. there was nothing about philip schofield's personal about an personal life. it was about an abuse power, wasn't it? neil abuse of power, wasn't it? neil wallace. very wallace. i hear you're very angry fact that these angry about the fact that these itv daytime executives working on this morning dismiss their viewers. and i was disgusted about this, actually, as well as towerblock tracy's. i mean, doesn't that shows a disdain for their audience, doesn't it, neil? well, you and i both work for the murdoch organisation, which was arguably the ultimate populist tabloid company. if you or i had used such a phrase- or i had used such a phrase apour— or i had used such a phrase about a— or i had used such a phrase about a reader— or i had used such a phrase about a reader in- or i had used such a phrase

about a reader in front of mr iiurciocn— about a reader in front of mr iiuriocn or— about a reader in front of mr murdoch or any— about a reader in front of mr murdoch or any of its editors, vou— murdoch or any of its editors, you come— murdoch or any of its editors, you could easily— murdoch or any of its editors, you could easily have got sacked on ene— you could easily have got sacked on me spor— you could easily have got sacked on the spot because if one thing mar— on the spot because if one thing rnar impen— on the spot because if one thing that rupert murdoch and editors like that rupert murdoch and editors iike keivin— that rupert murdoch and editors like kelvin mackenzie, who is on mis— like kelvin mackenzie, who is on rnis programme— like kelvin mackenzie, who is on this programme regularly, would say ro— this programme regularly, would say ro you.— this programme regularly, would say to you, respect— this programme regularly, would say to you, respect the reader, muse— say to you, respect the reader, rrusr rnem — say to you, respect the reader, rrusr rnem .— say to you, respect the reader, trust them , they're much trust them, they're much irignrer— trust them, they're much brighter than— trust them, they're much brighter than you think or could mink— brighter than you think or could rnink . — brighter than you think or could rnink . iney— brighter than you think or could think . they know— brighter than you think or could think . "cg brighter than you think or could think . t think. they know what they like. and that's why in all the years i've worked, you could never sell something to the public. if they didn't want it. and understand it. so to dismiss people in such a way is genuinely shocking thing. and can i just endorse much of what christine said ? the idea that christine said? the idea that you and i have both been executives in newspapers , the executives in newspapers, the idea that we get to the point where we ask someone 12 times whether something is true or not, the why are we asking you? you you knew exactly . you knew.

you you knew exactly. you knew. i know. you you knew exactly. you knew. i know. sne— you you knew exactly. you knew. i know. she said— /rtr t you knew. i know. she said evidence. what evidence— i know. she said evidence. what evicience io— i know. she said evidence. what evidence do you— i know. she said evidence. what evidence do you want? he was sieeping— evidence do you want? he was sieeping wim— evidence do you want? he was sleeping with the— evidence do you want? he was sleeping with the guy in your messing— sleeping with the guy in your dressing room— sleeping with the guy in your dressing room .— sleeping with the guy in your dressing room . what more did you dressing room. what more did you wann— dressing room. what more did you wanre i— dressing room. what more did you wanre i mean— dressing room. what more did you want? i mean, amy— dressing room. what more did you want? i mean, amy ansel iisrening— want? i mean, amy ansel listening to— want? i mean, amy ansel listening to christina neil, do you— listening to christina neil, do you disagree— listening to christina neil, do you disagree e— listening to christina neil, do you disagree ? can you still you disagree? can you still muse— you disagree? can you still rrusr iiv— you disagree? can you still trust itv after— you disagree? can you still trust itv after this? so i'm iooking— trust itv after this? so i'm iooking ar— trust itv after this? so i'm looking at itv.— trust itv after this? so i'm looking at itv. - trust itv after this? so i'm looking at itv. j?“ ”rt; looking at itv. dan moore as a viewer and a consumer. so i see great programming . i see award great programming. i see award winning shows and award winning talent and ultimately it's all about the product. i mean, obviously, this is an issue. this is a management issue. this is an internal issue. and at the same thing was happening at, say, apple. i'd still be buying their computers. i'd still be talking on an iphone and i'd still be having an iwatch. so ultimately, trust them. the question today is, do the question today is, do you trust meme— question today is, do you trust meme kni— question today is, do you trust rneme ana py— question today is, do you trust them? and by the— question today is, do you trust them? and by the way, trust is reaiiy— them? and by the way, trust is really important— them? and by the way, trust is really important in television. vou— really important in television. you know.— really important in television. you know. ir— really important in television. you know, it takes a long time to you know, it takes a long time ro puki— you know, it takes a long time ro puiici up— you know, it takes a long time to build up trust— you know, it takes a long time to build up trust and you can iose— to build up trust and you can iose-guickiy.— to build up trust and you can lose-quickly. so- to build up trust and you can lose quickly. so do you lose it very quickly. so do you sriii— lose it very quickly. so do you sin-rive— lose it very quickly. so do you sriii-iive i— lose it very quickly. so do you still itv? i appreciate still trust itv? i appreciate anar—

still trust itv? i appreciate rnar k— still trust itv? i appreciate rnar a or— still trust itv? i appreciate that a lot trickles down from ene— that a lot trickles down from me rop. — that a lot trickles down from me rop. so— that a lot trickles down from me rop. so if— that a lot trickles down from the top. �*7 “rt;”rt; that a lot trickles down from the top. �*7 ”rt; rt. tar the top. so if there's toxicity throughout the company as a culture thing, then of course i can appreciate that there's probably a lot of negativity and toxicity there, but ultimately , toxicity there, but ultimately, what are the programmes they're churning out because they're churning out because they're churning out because they're churning out a product that , you churning out a product that, you know, viewers are tuning to in see. i appreciate you guys are looking at it more from a media perspective of and a executives and management and, you know, it's just different, i think as a viewer, fryston respond to that. as a viewer, i do trust them, but i can appreciate that, you know, i see your perspective as well. okay. let christine responsi— as well. okay. let christine responci ro— as well. okay. let christine respond to that,— oscar let christine respond to that, because i guess wnar— respond to that, because i guess wnar rm— respond to that, because i guess wnar in saying— respond to that, because i guess what i'm saying is,— respond to that, because i guess what i'm saying is, is look, acruaiiy.— what i'm saying is, is look, actually, for— what i'm saying is, is look, actually, for viewers as they sriii— actually, for viewers as they are still watching the tv, rney-re— are still watching the tv, rney-re nor— are still watching the tv, they're not noticing a difference. - they're not noticing a difference. the content is still mere.— difference. the content is still rnere. po— difference. the content is still rnere. no you— difference. the content is still there. do you understand that poinr— there. do you understand that poinr .— there. do you understand that point , christine?— there. do you understand that point, christine? yes of course i point, christine? yes of course i no. — point, christine? yes of course i no. anu— point, christine? yes of course i no. and if— point, christine? yes of course i do. and if they— point, christine? yes of course i do. and if they keep- point, christine? yes of course i do. ' “r: �*7 ” i do. and if they keep their viewers, they keep their advertisers and things could go on happily. but mean to call

your viewers. caroline mccall may not have realised that they were dismissed in this appalling way. i way. as towerblock traces. i mean, ratner moment mean, that is a ratner moment and that come back to and that could come back to haunt it really could. and haunt them. it really could. and dan, you mentioned the dan, you mentioned that the share absolutely share price has absolutely plummeted caroline mccall plummeted since caroline mccall came in the meantime, she has came in in the meantime, she has had a 7% increase and she's earning an astonishing 3.5 million last year. i mean , that million last year. i mean, that is an amazing amount of money. she needs to be able to do better than she did today in the prevailing chief executive . prevailing chief executive. guess days are numbered . guess is her days are numbered. dan, do the viewers know they're being called that or is it more of an internal thing that's not trickling out to the viewers that are they're not talking about on air, but think about it on air, but i think that's why was so that's why this was so devastating. but that's why this was so devastating,— : “3 but that's why this was so devastating, neil waiiace.— was so devastating, neil wallace, wasn't because what wallace, wasn't it? because what it wallace, wasn't it? because what ir—iiv— wallace, wasn't it? because what ir—iiv is— wallace, wasn't it? because what ir—iiv is now- wallace, wasn't it? because what it_itv is now run. it shows is that itv is now run by a— it shows is that itv is now run by a capai— it shows is that itv is now run by a capai or— it shows is that itv is now run by a cabal of woke— it shows is that itv is now run by a cabal of woke tobins, who acruaiiy— by a cabal of woke tobins, who actually despise— by a cabal of woke tobins, who actually despise their viewers. wei— actually despise their viewers. weii iney— actually despise their viewers. neil they really— actually despise their viewers. neil they really do . '“r: neil they really do. and that firem— neil they really do. and that filters through. yeah that how

the that culture is emerges, the lack of respect for the people who watch their programme, who read our newspapers that will filter through . so similarly you filter through. so similarly you look at the sort of programmes that they are more and more interested in the, if you like, the love island, look at the way something like love island has plunged it in terms of being a fun programme and they have just plunged to the bottom and it's getting worse and worse. it's a no one's watching, no one's watching and by the way, i should point out that ratings for this morning have halved since this is all going on. so neil wallace, amy tr“ so neil wallace, amy ainsley, cnrisrine— neil wallace, amy ainsley, christine hamilton, fascinating senate.— christine hamilton, fascinating debate. thank— christine hamilton, fascinating debate. thank you much. who debate. thank you so much. who do debate. thank you so much. who sic-wim— debate. thank you so much. who do-with, though?- do you agree with, though? amid cover—evidence. do you agree with, though? amid cover—evidence of| cover up claims and evidence of a—ao— cover up claims and evidence of a—io you- cover up claims and evidence of a—io you sriii- a toxic culture, do you still crusa— a toxic culture, do you still rrusr iiv— a toxic culture, do you still rrusr iiv e— a toxic culture, do you still trust itv 7 fiona- a toxic culture, do you still trust itv ? fiona on twitter trust itv? fiona on twitter wrires— trust itv? fiona on twitter wrires .— trust itv? fiona on twitter wrires . i— trust itv? fiona on twitter writes , i would- trust itv? fiona on twitter writes , i would trust a mega writes, i would trust a mega ream— writes, i would trust a mega ream or— writes, i would trust a mega team of nicola— writes, i would trust a mega team of nicola sturgeon, keir srarmer— team of nicola sturgeon, keir srarmer anci— team of nicola sturgeon, keir starmer and jacinda ardern before— starmer and jacinda ardern before i— starmer and jacinda ardern before i would— starmer and jacinda ardern before i would trust itv . oh my before i would trust itv. oh my god.— before i would trust itv. oh my god. mar-s— before i would trust itv. oh my goo. inar-s ene— before i would trust itv. oh my god. that's the comment of the week.—

god. that's the comment of the week. anore— god. that's the comment of the week. adore it— god. that's the comment of the week. adore it from gemma. iociay-s— week. adore it from gemma. today's grilling— week. adore it from gemma. today's grilling was the decider for me— today's grilling was the decider for i— today's grilling was the decider for me. i believe— today's grilling was the decider for me. i believe mccall knew a lot for me. i believe mccall knew a or more— for me. i believe mccall knew a or man— for me. i believe mccall knew a lot more than she— for me. i believe mccall knew a lot more than she is letting on. it lot more than she is letting on. n was— lot more than she is letting on. n a— lot more than she is letting on. n a very— lot more than she is letting on. it was a very poor— lot more than she is letting on. it was a very poor display. oh my— it was a very poor display. oh my goodness.— it was a very poor display. oh my goodness, she— it was a very poor display. oh my goodness, she did. could my goodness, she did. you could tell my goodness, she did. you could reii cemma— my goodness, she did. you could tell gemma, couldn't you? and karie— tell gemma, couldn't you? and karie wrires— tell gemma, couldn't you? and katie writesidon't_ tell gemma, couldn't you? and katie writes don't watch itv katie writes i don't watch itv or-morning— katie writes i don't watch itv or morning anymore. my or this morning anymore. my mornings—anal mornings with gb news and evenings— mornings with gb news and evenings-farage- mornings with gb news and evenings farage tubes and evenings with farage tubes and of evenings with farage tubes and or—inar-sl evenings with farage tubes and. on—inar-s wnar of course, dan boom. that's what weea-n— of course, dan boom. that's what we-hear. promise.- we like to hear. promise. i akin-r— we like to hear. promise. i mink-mar- we like to hear. promise. i didn't that comment. we like to hear. promise. i- didn't-that comment. your didn't choose that comment. your verciicr— didn't choose that comment. your veriicr—is— didn't choose that comment. your veriicr—is ir- didn't choose that comment. your veriicr—is i e- didn't choose that comment. your verdict—is it? oh,- verdict now in what is it? oh, wnar— verdict now in what is it? oh, wnar is— verdict now in what is it? oh, wnar is ie— verdict now in what is it? oh, what is it? 88%_ verdict now in what is it? oh, what is it? 88% say yes . oh, what is it? 88% say yes. oh, sorry.— what is it? 88% say yes. oh, sorry. 8. — what is it? 88% say yes. oh, sorry. 8. src— what is it? 88% say yes. oh, sorry. s. so say— what is it? 88% say yes. oh, sorry. 8. 8% say they still wuss— sorry. 8. 8% say they still rrusr iiv. — sorry. 8. 8% say they still trust itv. 92%_ sorry. 8. 8% say they still trust itv. 92% say they do not. coociness— trust itv. 92% say they do not. goodness gracious— trust itv. 92% say they do not. goodness gracious me, that's overwneiming— goodness gracious me, that's overwhelming ,_ goodness gracious me, that's overwhelming , isn't it? now, overwhelming, isn't it? now, coming— overwhelming, isn't it? now, coming up— overwhelming, isn't it? now, coming up wim— overwhelming, isn't it? now, coming up with prince harry making— coming up with prince harry making another— coming up with prince harry making another appearance wirnour— making another appearance without meghan amid revelations king— without meghan amid revelations king cnaries— without meghan amid revelations king cnaries is— without meghan amid revelations king charles is becoming increasingly— king charles is becoming increasingly frustrated at his wayward— increasingly frustrated at his waywarci so— increasingly frustrated at his wayward son. does the king need to wayward son. does the king need so rake— wayward son. does the king need so rake a— wayward son. does the king need to take a tougher— wayward son. does the king need to take a tougher line? the dukes— to take a tougher line? the duke's biographer, angela levin .-acivice— duke's biographer, angela levin .-acivice rive- duke's biographer, angela levin ,-advice live in- duke's biographer, angela levin ,-advice live in the. , offers her advice live in the sruciio. — , offers her advice live in the sruciio. nur— , offers her advice live in the studio. but first,— , offers her advice live in the studio. but first, as failed, ioncion— studio. but first, as failed, london mayor— studio. but first, as failed, london mayor sadiq khan bans the words— london mayor sadiq khan bans the woriswoman-— london mayor sadiq khan bans the words-woman and— london mayor sadiq khan bans the words woman and illegal words man, woman and illegal migrants— words man, woman and illegal migranrs for— words man, woman and illegal migrants for his— words man, woman and illegal migrants for his staff. words man, woman and illegal migrants for his staff . what

migrants for his staff. what goes— migrants for his staff. what does westminster staffer sraiking— does westminster staffer stalking mp _ does westminster staffer stalking mp make of this bid to rum— stalking mp make of this bid to rum ane— stalking mp make of this bid to turn the capital?— stalking mp make of this bid to turn the capital? uber woke tory pepury— turn the capital? uber woke tory deputy chairman— turn the capital? uber woke tory deputy chairman lee anderson on rive— deputy chairman lee anderson on iive in— deputy chairman lee anderson on iive in me— deputy chairman lee anderson on live in the studio.— deputy chairman lee anderson on live in the studio. you don't wane— live in the studio. you don't wanr ro— live in the studio. you don't want to miss— live in the studio. you don't want to miss him .

channel time i channel| time now i channel. time now for i channel- time now for the |cnannei— time now for the deputy chair of the conservative _ time now for the deputy chair of the conservative party on westminster's_ the conservative party on westminster's toughest talking mp, westminster's toughest talking np, ree— westminster's toughest talking mp, lee anderson. ' “r: rtr: mp, lee anderson. and failed london mayor sadiq khan's latest bid to go ultra woke has seen

his staff banned from referring to migrants as illegal. the sun newspaper got hold of city hall's inclusivity guide, which demands staff call migrants people with insecure immigration status. i couldn't believe this. the gender section of the memo also bans employees from referring to men and women in case of offending non—binary people. the staff now ordered to use the term people affected by penod use the term people affected by period poverty because not all women have periods. i mean, lee lee is this just a hellish, disturbed , opion snapshot of disturbed, opion snapshot of what could be to come in slippery starmer's britain done. you need to stop doing this to everyone-s— you need to stop doing this to me. everyone's inaya- you need to stop doing this to me. /rtr me. everyone's inaya you're really upsetting me . look, why really upsetting me. look, why don't we call everybody- ”rt;r?tty .. “g look, why don't we call everybody citizen, get don't we call everybody citizen, see me — don't we call everybody citizen, see me oici — don't we call everybody citizen, get the old chopping block out. you know.— get the old chopping block out. you know. me— get the old chopping block out. you know, the old— get the old chopping block out. you know, the old guillotine and travel around the country chopping rich people's heads off. it's absolute nonsense from mis— off. it's absolute nonsense from rnis .— off. it's absolute nonsense from rnis. i— off. it's absolute nonsense from rnis. i mean— off. it's absolute nonsense from rnis. i i— off. it's absolute nonsense from this. i mean, i don't— it's absolute nonsense from this. i mean, i don't even know wnar— this. i mean, i don't even know wnar ro— this. i mean, i don't even know wnar ro cair— this. i mean, i don't even know what to call him,— this. i mean, i don't even know what to call him, what the oescriprion — what to call him, what the description is— what to call him, what the description is for mayor khan,

anecreci— description is for mayor khan, anecrei py— description is for mayor khan, affected by period. what is that nonsense-about— affected by period. what is that nonsense-about ?- affected by period. what is that nonsense about ? people nonsense all about? people anecreci— nonsense all about? people anecrei py— nonsense all about? people affected by period pains. it was mar— affected by period pains. it was that sometimes— affected by period pains. it was that sometimes it's me. if you rmss— that sometimes it's me. if you miss us on one, but normally it is women that's— miss us on one, but normally it is women that's affected by period— is women that's affected by period pains.— is women that's affected by period pains. we all know that. wrac— period pains. we all know that. wnar an— period pains. we all know that. wnar an idioc— period pains. we all know that. what an idiot. he— period pains. we all know that. what an idiot. he needs- period pains. we all know that. what an idiot. he needs to- period pains. we all know that. what an idiot. he needs to shut up. and also the illegal thing does— up. and also the illegal thing does isomer— up. and also the illegal thing does bother me— t. and also the illegal thing does bother me too, lee, because umonunareiy— does bother me too, lee, because unfortunately there _ does bother me too, lee, because unfortunately there is a crisis in mis— unfortunately there is a crisis in this country— unfortunately there is a crisis in this country of— unfortunately there is a crisis in this country of illegal immigration. - in this country of illegal immigration. '“r: in this country of illegal immigration. “r: t in this country of illegal immigration. '“r: t t immigration. and isn't it actually better to define actually better to define actually that it's not that we are against a league against legal migration , if it's the legal migration, if it's the right people coming in and are documented and we know that they don't have a violent background and know they're going to and we know they're going to contribute the economy. the contribute to the economy. the problem with khan he doesn't problem with khan is he doesn't know means because know what illegal means because there's crime in there's that much crime in london. it it is london. it is rife. it is snyder's with crime in london. so it doesn't it doesn't know what means. what the term illegal means. like people in the like i say, most people in the world are sick. a fed up sick to death of this wokeness, which is creeping parts of creeping into all parts of society. and god help society. motty. and god help us if labour get in next year because ready, you know,

because get ready, you know, this this labour's london this is, this is labour's london which acting like this which is acting like this. this could rest of the could spread to the rest of the country god forbid that's country and god forbid that's all i'm so worried about. and actually about it all i'm so worried about. and actually-about it this. actually talking about it this wokeisr— actually talking about it this. wokeist_teacher wokeist spreading this teacher is reaiiy— wokeist spreading this teacher is really shocked— wokeist spreading this teacher is really shocked by this who nas— is really shocked by this who nas keen— is really shocked by this who has been slammed by his school, all has been slammed by his school, aii wnc— has been slammed by his school, aii wno nave— has been slammed by his school, all who have treated him like a wniie— all who have treated him like a wniie ne— all who have treated him like a wniie ne says— all who have treated him like a while he says because he gave a iesson— while he says because he gave a lesson on puberty— while he says because he gave a lesson on puberty that upset cniiciren— lesson on puberty that upset children with— lesson on puberty that upset children with gender dysphoria. so children with gender dysphoria. so mis— children with gender dysphoria. so rnis is— children with gender dysphoria. so this is this— children with gender dysphoria. so this is this guy called roy nuggins. — so this is this guy called roy nuggins. ne-s— so this is this guy called roy nuggins. ne-s a— so this is this guy called roy huggins. he's a history teacher. he nas— huggins. he's a history teacher. he nas more— huggins. he's a history teacher. he has more than— huggins. he's a history teacher. he has more than 30 years epeience — he has more than 30 years experience. he— he has more than 30 years experience. he claims he merely reai— experience. he claims he merely reaci mom— experience. he claims he merely read from a— experience. he claims he merely read from a national curriculum revrpook— read from a national curriculum textbook about— read from a national curriculum textbook about the physical cnanges— textbook about the physical changes-bodies- textbook about the physical changes bodies of boys changes to the bodies of boys anci— changes to the bodies of boys and-nur— changes to the bodies of boys and-our ne— changes to the bodies of boys and-but he now- changes to the bodies of boys and but he now faces and girls. but he now faces being—severali being banned after several sruaenrs— being banned after several students lodged complaints. and it students lodged complaints. and ir-unknown— students lodged complaints. and ir-unknown ro— students lodged complaints. and it-unknown to mr— students lodged complaints. and it unknown to mr huggins it was unknown to mr huggins actuary.— it was unknown to mr huggins acruaiiy. mar— it was unknown to mr huggins actually, that least two actually, that at least two pupiis— actually, that at least two pupiis in— actually, that at least two pupiis in ne— actually, that at least two pupils in the year seven class were—wim- were diagnosed with gender oyspnoria— were diagnosed with gender oyspnoria .— were diagnosed with gender oyspnoria . so— were diagnosed with gender dysphoria . so our schools that dysphoria. so our schools that are dysphoria. so our schools that pusning— dysphoria. so our schools that are pushing radical agendas now acruaiiy— are pushing radical agendas now actually irresponsible because as i— actually irresponsible because as i mink— actually irresponsible because as i rnink roy.— actually irresponsible because as i think roy, i— actually irresponsible because as i think roy, i think mr nuggins— as i think roy, i think mr huggins should be backed 110% by the huggins should be backed 110% by me smock.— huggins should be backed 110% by the school. well,— huggins should be backed 110% by the school. well, look, we've got— the school. well, look, we've gor a— the school. well, look, we've gor a man— the school. well, look, we've got a man here— the school. well, look, we've got a man here who's been reacning— got a man here who's been reacning nor— got a man here who's been teaching for over 30 years, ieiicarei— teaching for over 30 years,

dedicated his— teaching for over 30 years, dedicated his life to public service— dedicated his life to public service teaching our service in teaching our our cniiciren.— service in teaching our our children,-young- service in teaching our our children, young people, you children, our young people, you know.— children, our young people, you know-ger— children, our young people, you knowlgerlgooi— children, our young people, you know, get good start in know, to get a good start in ine— know, to get a good start in kite-you— know, to get a good start in life -you know, - know, to get a good start in life you know, towards the, life and, you know, towards the, you— life and, you know, towards the, you know. — life and, you know, towards the, you know. ene— life and, you know, towards the, you know, the twilight years of his you know, the twilight years of ms — you know, the twilight years of his career. _what's- his career. done what's happening wokerati again, happening the wokerati again, the is pumping out the school is pumping out nonsense. this is actually in bassetlaw, which is brendan clarke—smith . that's his area. clarke—smith. that's his area. i know he's looking to this very, very seriously. but like i say, here's a man that's dedicated his life to teaching children, and he's been trapped like a criminal. absolutely criminal. it's absolutely disgusting. for, criminal. it's absolutely disgusting . for, by the way, lee disgusting. for, by the way, lee sracey— disgusting. for, by the way, lee sracey .— disgusting. for, by the way, lee sracey . a— disgusting. for, by the way, lee stacey , a biological— r: g “3 for, by the way, lee stacey , a biological fact . yeah. stacey, a biological fact. yeah. anci— stacey, a biological fact. yeah. ana rearing— stacey, a biological fact. yeah. and reading out— stacey, a biological fact. yeah. and reading out of a textbook race— and reading out of a textbook nacr mar.— and reading out of a textbook fact that, yeah,— and reading out of a textbook fact that, yeah, he's reading our— fact that, yeah, he's reading our of— fact that, yeah, he's reading our on a— fact that, yeah, he's reading out of a textbook, which is given— out of a textbook, which is given ro— out of a textbook, which is given to schools to teach cniiciren— given to schools to teach children and— given to schools to teach children and hey presto, i mean the children and hey presto, i mean we scnooi— children and hey presto, i mean the school should— children and hey presto, i mean the school should be ashamed of nimsein — the school should be ashamed of nimsein _they— the school should be ashamed of himself. _they should- himself. i'd say they should back this teacher to the hilt. and you know what? anybody watching tonight, if watching this tonight, if they're worksop or they're living in worksop or bustle wherever would bustle or wherever it is, would you children to that you send your children to that school? probably think school? i probably think they wouldn't. would terrifying wouldn't. i would i terrifying rime.— wouldn't. i would i terrifying rime-nor— wouldn't. i would i terrifying time,-for teachers. i time, though, for teachers. very— time, though, for teachers. very-fine.- time, though, for teachers. j very-fine. they've very fine. very fine. they've got protection. no, indeed. got no protection. no, indeed. no. got no protection. no, indeed. wo-gor— got no protection. no, indeed. wo-gor ro- got no protection. no, indeed. wo-gor ro raik- got no protection. no, indeed.| no.-got to talk about no. look, i've got to talk about ioucimourn—

no. look, i've got to talk about loudmouth lammy now, labour as weir.— loudmouth lammy now, labour as weii.-snaciow— loudmouth lammy now, labour as well. shadow foreign well. labour's shadow foreign secrerary.— well. labour's shadow foreign secrerary. wno— well. labour's shadow foreign secretary, who has told politic s nome— secretary, who has told politic s home about— secretary, who has told politic s home about the— secretary, who has told politic s home about the creep towards the s home about the creep towards rne ru— s home about the creep towards me in. we-ve— s home about the creep towards the eu. we've been— s home about the creep towards the eu. we've been clear that we are the eu. we've been clear that we nor— the eu. we've been clear that we are not entering— the eu. we've been clear that we are not entering back into the singie— are not entering back into the single market,— are not entering back into the single market, but clearly mere-s— single market, but clearly there's much— single market, but clearly there's much that we can do in pannersnip— there's much that we can do in partnership with— there's much that we can do in partnership with the eu. so this is aki— partnership with the eu. so this is aii apour— partnership with the eu. so this is all about the— partnership with the eu. so this is all about the creep, isn't ire— is all about the creep, isn't in ine— is all about the creep, isn't it? the creep— is all about the creep, isn't it? the creep to— is all about the creep, isn't it? the creep to i genuinely peiieve— it? the creep to i genuinely peiieve ree— it? the creep to i genuinely believe lee to— it? the creep to i genuinely believe lee to overturn? well you— believe lee to overturn? well you raik— believe lee to overturn? well you talk about— believe lee to overturn? well you talk about the creep. mere-s— you talk about the creep. mere-s oniy— you talk about the creep. there's only one- you talk about the creep. there's only one creep- you talk about the creep. there's only one creep in this conversation and that's him on your screen there. what a load of nonsense. dan, we know we could say all day long that the mask has slipped. we know what labour's are. you know, labour's plans are. you know, when i first got to parliament, people to to me , how do people used to say to me, how do you know which way vote? you know which way to vote? i said, it's dead easy. look where david in the david lamb is going in the voting and you the voting lobby and you go the other and you do that, other way. and if you do that, nine times out of ten, you'll be voting the right way. it needs to shut because he doesn't to shut up because he doesn't resonate people resonate with the people of ashfield. think a ashfield. they think he's a joke. yeah, of course, joke. yeah, well, of course, mis— joke. yeah, well, of course, rnis is— joke. yeah, well, of course, rnis is me— joke. yeah, well, of course, this is the guy— yeah, well, of course, this is the guy who campaigned previreers— this is the guy who campaigned previreers ro — this is the guy who campaigned brexiteers to _this- this is the guy who campaigned brexiteers to this is the brexiteers to eyes. this is the

guy— brexiteers to eyes. this is the guy-everything- brexiteers to eyes. this is the guy everything possible guy who did everything possible to guy who did everything possible ro-rne— guy who did everything possible ro-rne piggesr- to overturn the biggest democratic— to overturn the biggest democratic in to overturn the biggest- democratic-in british democratic mandate in british meow.— democratic mandate in british nisrory. ani— democratic mandate in british history. and it's— democratic mandate in british history. and it's i— democratic mandate in british history. and it's i actually fine— history. and it's i actually fine ir— history. and it's i actually find it terrifying that he could be, find it terrifying that he could be iii— find it terrifying that he could be in reki— find it terrifying that he could be, i'll tell you— find it terrifying that he could be, i'll tell you what i mean. if be, i'll tell you what i mean. if pavin— be, i'll tell you what i mean. if david lammy— be, i'll tell you what i mean. if david lammy is— be, i'll tell you what i mean. if david lammy is watching this program, i doubt if he is. if you're watching david, come up to and campaign and to ashfield and campaign and i'll order that new kitchen because my majority will shoot through this the through the roof this is the challenge anderson challenge to lammy. lee anderson very challenge to lammy. lee anderson very-eun— challenge to lammy. lee anderson very-sewn .— challenge to lammy. lee anderson very-sewn . we— challenge to lammy. lee anderson very-stuff . we will- challenge to lammy. lee anderson very-stuff . we will speak- very good stuff. we will speak near— very good stuff. we will speak new week. — very good stuff. we will speak next week. thank— very good stuff. we will speak next week. thank you very much. but next week. thank you very much. our—as— next week. thank you very much. our—as iiv— next week. thank you very much. but—as itv bosses- but coming up as itv bosses suggest— but coming up as itv bosses suggesr. pr.— but coming up as itv bosses suggesr. pr. rani— but coming up as itv bosses suggest, dr. ranj and eamonn noimes— suggest, dr. ranj and eamonn noimes-oniy— suggest, dr. ranj and eamonn holmes only raised holmes have only raised compiainrs— holmes have only raised. complaints-cover holmes have only raised- complaints-cover up at complaints about the cover up at the broadcaster— complaints about the cover up at the broadcaster because they are inner—does- bitter about losing work. does mis— bitter about losing work. does rnis snow— bitter about losing work. does this show the _ bitter about losing work. does this show the broadcaster is not raking— this show the broadcaster is not taking evidence— this show the broadcaster is not taking evidence of— this show the broadcaster is not taking evidence of a toxic cuirure— taking evidence of a toxic culture seriously? well, my supersrar— culture seriously? well, my superstar panel— culture seriously? well, my superstar panel returned to nepare— superstar panel returned to debate that _ superstar panel returned to debate that but next superstar panel returned to deba prince but next superstar panel returned to debaprince harry but next superstar panel returned to deba prince harry oncet next superstar panel returned to debaprince harry once again with prince harry once again making— with prince harry once again making appearance making a public appearance wirnour— making a public appearance without-and- making a public appearance without and omid, without meghan and omid, revelations— without meghan and omid, revelations charles is revelations that charles is becoming— revelations that charles is becoming increasingly frustrated at becoming increasingly frustrated asonr—— becoming increasingly frustrated arson— does- becoming increasingly frustrated at_son. does the. at his wayward son. does the king— at his wayward son. does the king need— at his wayward son. does the king neeci ro— at his wayward son. does the king need to take a tougher iinee— king need to take a tougher iinee wiri— king need to take a tougher line? will the— king need to take a tougher line? will the duke's biographer _sens— line? will the duke's biographer _sens going- line? will the duke's biographer _sens going rol , angela levin, she's going to oner— , angela levin, she's going to offer—rive- , angela levin, she's going to offer—live in- , angela levin, she's going to offer—live in the. offer her advice live in the sruciio— offer her advice live in the studio straight— offer her advice live in the studio straight this .

atv a tv exclusive with former star judge— a tv exclusive with former star iucige or— a tv exclusive with former star iucige or iiv-s— a tv exclusive with former star judge of itv's dancing on ice, rason— judge of itv's dancing on ice, jason gardiner,— judge of itv's dancing on ice, jason gardiner, hitting out at the jason gardiner, hitting out at me rovic— jason gardiner, hitting out at the toxic channel is on the way, our— the toxic channel is on the way, our riso— the toxic channel is on the way, our rirsr. ir-s— the toxic channel is on the way, but first, it's time— the toxic channel is on the way, but first, it's time for royal piograpner— but first, it's time for royal biographer angela levin. and wince— biographer angela levin. and irince nary— biographer angela levin. and prince harry cut— biographer angela levin. and prince harry cut a lonely figure as ne— prince harry cut a lonely figure as ne mare— prince harry cut a lonely figure as ne maie yer— prince harry cut a lonely figure as he made yet another solo appearance— as he made yet another solo appearance on— as he made yet another solo appearance on monday. this time giggling— appearance on monday. this time giggling away— appearance on monday. this time giggling away with female fans at giggling away with female fans ar rne— giggling away with female fans ar rne us— giggling away with female fans at the us military's warrior canes— at the us military's warrior cames in— at the us military's warrior games in san— at the us military's warrior games in san diego while leaving iiegnan— games in san diego while leaving iiegnan penna— games in san diego while leaving meghan behind in— games in san diego while leaving meghan behind in montecito. so rne— meghan behind in montecito. so now the privacy— meghan behind in montecito. so now the privacy princess seems to now the privacy princess seems ro rinaiiy— now the privacy princess seems ro rinaiiy pe— now the privacy princess seems to finally be taking her title seriousiy— to finally be taking her title seriously this— to finally be taking her title seriously this year as she abandoned— seriously this year as she abandoned harry during his memoirs, media rounds, his high coun— memoirs, media rounds, his high court appearances,— memoirs, media rounds, his high court appearances, and even his earner-s— court appearances, and even his own father's coronation. and marry-s— own father's coronation. and narry-s wire— own father's coronation. and harry's wife isn't— own father's coronation. and harry's wife isn't the only one keeping— harry's wife isn't the only one keeping nim — harry's wife isn't the only one keeping nim ar— harry's wife isn't the only one keeping him at arm's length with king— keeping him at arm's length with king cnaries— keeping him at arm's length with king charles reported to be sad . pewiiierea— king charles reported to be sad , bewildered and— king charles reported to be sad , bewildered and increasingly rrusrrareci— , bewildered and increasingly frustrated by— , bewildered and increasingly frustrated by his tearaway son's iesrrucrive— frustrated by his tearaway son's destructive behaviour . while the destructive behaviour. while the duke— destructive behaviour. while the duke wiri— destructive behaviour. while the duke wiii nor— destructive behaviour. while the duke will not be— destructive behaviour. while the duke will not be invited to king cnaries-s— duke will not be invited to king charles's birthday— duke will not be invited to king charles's birthday day parade rnis— charles's birthday day parade this weekend— charles's birthday day parade this weekend .— charles's birthday day parade this weekend . so, angela, this this weekend. so, angela, this is going—

this weekend. so, angela, this is going ro— this weekend. so, angela, this is going ro pe— this weekend. so, angela, this is going to be the first time rnar— is going to be the first time rnar marry— is going to be the first time that harry has— is going to be the first time that harry has been banished nom— that harry has been banished from rnis— that harry has been banished from this event.— that harry has been banished from this event. that seems like guire— from this event. that seems like guire a— from this event. that seems like guire a pig— from this event. that seems like guire a pig reai— from this event. that seems like quite a big deal .— from this event. that seems like quite a big deal. but do you get the quite a big deal. but do you get me sense— quite a big deal. but do you get the sense that— quite a big deal. but do you get the sense that the— quite a big deal. but do you get the sense that the king is still not the sense that the king is still nor raking— the sense that the king is still nor raking a— the sense that the king is still not taking a tough enough line? weir.— not taking a tough enough line? weii. i— not taking a tough enough line? weii. i rnink— not taking a tough enough line? well, i think he— not taking a tough enough line? well, i think he has to tread very— well, i think he has to tread very careruiiy— well, i think he has to tread very carefully ,— well, i think he has to tread very carefully , firstly for very carefully, firstly for nimseir. — very carefully, firstly for himself, because he is a monarch anci— himself, because he is a monarch anci ne— himself, because he is a monarch anci ne is— himself, because he is a monarch anci ne is a— himself, because he is a monarch and he is a father. _ himself, because he is a monarch and he is a father. '“r: t and he is a father. and it's very— and he is a father. and it's very hard to take your love of a child, even if you feel that you absolutely hate what they're doing. but i think and i actually hope that he will take action now after the court case, because i was incandescent when i heard that harry had said that the united kingdom now, because of the press and because of the government , was on rock bottom, government, was on rock bottom, i thought, how dare you say that about about my country . and it's about about my country. and it's the lowest of the low . it is the the lowest of the low. it is the lowest of the low. it also shows us rnar— lowest of the low. it also shows us rnar ne— lowest of the low. it also shows us that he doesn't— lowest of the low. it also shows us that he doesn't give- it also shows us that he doesn't give a about royai— us that he doesn't give a about royai prorocoi— us that he doesn't give a about royal protocol and—

us that he doesn't give a about royal protocol and also , can i royal protocol and also, can i iusr— royal protocol and also, can i we say— royal protocol and also, can i we say ne— royal protocol and also, can i just say he doesn't give a about democracy.— just say he doesn't give a about democracy, does— just say he doesn't give a about democracy, does he? angela lviv, pecause— democracy, does he? angela lviv, pecause rnis— democracy, does he? angela lviv, because this is— democracy, does he? angela lviv, because this is a— democracy, does he? angela lviv, because this is a man that ioesn-r— because this is a man that doesn't believe— because this is a man that doesn't believe in the first amenimenr— doesn't believe in the first amendment in— doesn't believe in the first amendment in the us and he cieariy— amendment in the us and he clearly doesn't— amendment in the us and he clearly doesn't believe the clearly doesn't believe in the pririsn— clearly doesn't believe in the british public's_ clearly doesn't believe in the british public's right to vote forlgovernment.- british public's right to vote for government. wrg“ . for a government. he won't peiieve— for a government. he won't believe meghan tells believe in anything meghan tells him believe. don't believe in anything meghan tells him we believe. don't believe in anything meghan tells him we reallyeve. don't believe in anything meghan tells him we really know don't believe in anything meghan tells him we really know underneath think we really know underneath there feels. well, he there what he feels. well, he claims be there what he feels. well, he claims-be anti—brexit- well, he claims be anti—brexit now, claims to be anti—brexit now, rnougn.— claims to be anti—brexit now, though, doesn't— claims to be anti—brexit now, though, doesn't he? witt. though, doesn't he? well, he tusr— though, doesn't he? well, he rusr keeps— though, doesn't he? well, he just keeps changing his mind because he's just following what he's but i think he's told to do. but i think that king charles has been able to hold the nasty ness that his son has thrown at him because it's just him . son has thrown at him because it'sjust him . um, son has thrown at him because it's just him . um, you know, it's just him. um, you know, it's just him. um, you know, it's been awful for him about camilla and his william and all those. but he's been able to hold it. but i'm sure that he won't allow now, harry, to carry on like that on the country . you on like that on the country. you can't be part of the royal family and hate the country. you just can't. and i think that that's quite enough to remove any. well him on the line of

succession just out. well, i can't have that he's fifth if god forbid something happens to him and there's william. he's too close . we have to get him too close. we have to get him off. it's a bit pointless taking away him. you know, the duke of sussex because he'll still be prince. you can't do a prince. and if he's prince. prince meghan becomes princess, which they want that. yes, but i think that he can't he can't be in the line . he just can't be. i mean, line. he just can't be. i mean, it would and i think even before it would and i think even before it makes an effect on the king that he has a son who has no manners whatsoever, who hates the country he's in and doesn't care a hoot about his father . no care a hoot about his father. no respect whatsoever . well, it's respect whatsoever. well, it's inreresring.— respect whatsoever. well, it's inreresring. i— respect whatsoever. well, it's interesting. i was— respect whatsoever. well, it's interesting. i was just- t well, it's interesting. i was just looking at interesting. i was just looking ar rnose— interesting. i was just looking at those pictures— interesting. i was just looking at those pictures earlier of the coronarion— at those pictures earlier of the coronation and— at those pictures earlier of the coronation and charles and the royais— coronation and charles and the royais apparenriy— coronation and charles and the royals apparently found it quite niiarious— royals apparently found it quite hilarious that— royals apparently found it quite hilarious that harry was panisneci— hilarious that harry was banished to— hilarious that harry was banished to the third row. and acruaiiy— banished to the third row. and acruaiiy rne — banished to the third row. and actually the plume of princess ames— actually the plume of princess

anne nar— actually the plume of princess anne's hat covered his face and rney— anne's hat covered his face and rney round— anne's hat covered his face and they found that— anne's hat covered his face and they found that very funny. and rnar— they found that very funny. and rnar is— they found that very funny. and rnar is funny— they found that very funny. and that is funny because harry wouici— that is funny because harry wouici nave— that is funny because harry would have felt— that is funny because harry would have felt furious about war— would have felt furious about rnar .— would have felt furious about rnar . pur— would have felt furious about rnar . pm is— would have felt furious about that . but it's still not enough that. but it's still not enough . is— that. but it's still not enough . is ire— that. but it's still not enough . is ire ir-s— that. but it's still not enough , is it? it's quite— that. but it's still not enough , is it? it's quite a— that. but it's still not enough , is it? it's quite a small fry punisnmenr.— , is it? it's quite a small fry punishment. i— , is it? it's quite a small fry punishment. i mean, actually, personaiiy— punishment. i mean, actually, personaiiy. i— punishment. i mean, actually, personally, i believe that they snouii— personally, i believe that they snouici nave— personally, i believe that they should have it— personally, i believe that they should have it all stripped. and arso— should have it all stripped. and aiso rneir— should have it all stripped. and also their children— should have it all stripped. and also their children should have men— also their children should have rneir riries— also their children should have their titles stripped, too, pcause— their titles stripped, too, because it's— their titles stripped, too, because it's a- their titles stripped, too, because it's a joke that they're raising.— because it's a joke that they're raising-in— because it's a joke that they're raising. in california raising. two kids in california . pringing— raising. two kids in california . pringing rnem— raising. two kids in california , bringing them by the way, , bringing them up, by the way, to , bringing them up, by the way, ro-rne— , bringing them up, by the way, ro-rne royai— , bringing them up, by the way, to the royal family. yet to despise the royal family. yet rney-ii— to despise the royal family. yet rney-ii sriii— to despise the royal family. yet they'll still prince— to despise the royal family. yet they'll still prince and pics — they'll still prince and princess. iyes. - they'll still prince and princess. “rt;t: they'll still prince and- princess. iyesimean , they princess. yes. i mean, they don't them. they haven't don't know them. they haven't been things that been over here in things that they can remember. i know. that's it's ludicrous that they've got royal names. but i think that the thing i really hate about it is that he's got no respect for anybody. now except meghan and the rest of us. he doesn't care what's going on there. but the more he the more charles takes a step forward and says, no , and the forward and says, no, and the more william is upset, forward and says, no, and the more william is upset , the more william is upset, the harder he'll go because he's in that room where he wants to make more. if they tell him off, he's

going to be naughtier than ever. you know, it's like he was a schoolboy in eton. well he's still a child, isn't he? if you tell him not to do something, he doesit tell him not to do something, he does it more. and it's everyone eseis— does it more. and it's everyone eseis iauir. — does it more. and it's everyone else's fault. it's— does it more. and it's everyone else's fault. it's the— : . t“rtr”rt; and it's everyone else's fault. it's the media's raun— else's fault. it's the media's fault. fault.— else's fault. it's the media's fault. fault. it's— else's fault. it's the media's fault. fault. it's the media's rauir— fault. fault. it's the media's rauir rnar— fault. fault. it's the media's fault that he— fault. fault. it's the media's fault that he takes drugs. it's the fault that he takes drugs. it's rne—rnar- the media's fault that he cnears. — the media's fault that he cheats. cheated his cheats. cheated on his girlfriends.— cheats. cheated on his girlfriends. was a playboy prince. — girlfriends. was a playboy- prince. —you prince. whatever. i mean, you know.— prince. whatever. i mean, you know-ne— prince. whatever. i mean, you know,- he doesn't- prince. whatever. i mean, you know,- he doesn't take. know, he. he doesn't take any responsibility. he thinks it's for everybody saw that for everybody else. we saw that in when call the call the in court when call the call the journalists, get them to find out and his attacking them. nonsense yes. angela, i just wanr— nonsense yes. angela, i just wanrlraik— nonsense yes. angela, i just want-talk about- nonsense yes. angela, i just want .talk about the - \r “rt;t: angela, ijust want talk about the meghan want to talk about the meghan disappearing— want to talk about the meghan disappearing act,— want to talk about the meghan disappearing act, though. yes. mere-s— disappearing act, though. yes. there's obviously— disappearing act, though. yes. there's obviously something very srraregic— there's obviously something very srraregic . — there's obviously something very strategic . she's— there's obviously something very strategic . g: “rt;t: strategic. she's good. yes, she's good at that. she's very, very good at that. i think she's cutting the chain one by one. so it doesn't look too much in one go. i think she doesn't want to just send him the engagement and the wedding ring in an envelope like she did with her first husband.i like she did with her first husband. i think she's doing it slowly and she's making him now impossible to live with. and i think that if it happens , she's

think that if it happens, she's got the mental health she's got him talking about the killing 25 people in afghanistan even. and therefore, it puts him very vulnerable for people to attack him. that's his own fault. the drugs he's taken. will she say he can't be in charge of the children because he's mentally disturbed and she's got her mother now living with them? i don't know if it's all the time, but it's certainly a lot. and she can be a witness. and i'm terrified that that's what he's going to do and she's going to do. and suddenly, boom, out . it do. and suddenly, boom, out. it will be a sudden thing. but he's in such a terrible state. he's so negative, he's going backwards . he's looking at backwards. he's looking at things. at 30 years ago, of course, it was awful about his mother, but you can't keep on and on and on and on. you and on and on and on and on. you have to move forward. can't excuse it. and she's going forward with a new agent and golden dresses and all that, and she won't join in. she's not

there to support him. and i think that is a big sign because the things that he's gone through with the queen's death and the his grandfather's death and the his grandfather's death and the his grandfather's death and the coronation, all on his own and he's got no one there to be with him and he's unravelling. and she should be supponing— unravelling. and she should be supponing nim— t. t“ “3 and she should be supporting him. angela levin, parry-s— supporting him. angela levin, harry's biographer, thank you so mucn. — harry's biographer, thank you so mucn. weir— harry's biographer, thank you so much. we'll speak— harry's biographer, thank you so much. we'll speak next week. but coming— much. we'll speak next week. but coming-aragon— much. we'll speak next week. but coming aragon execs at coming up, as aragon execs at iiv— coming up, as aragon execs at iiv reuser— coming up, as aragon execs at iiv reusei ro— coming up, as aragon execs at itv refuse to confront his roviciry.— itv refuse to confront his toxicity, will— itv refuse to confront his toxicity, will the broadcast iesrroy— toxicity, will the broadcast destroy itself— toxicity, will the broadcast destroy itself ?_ toxicity, will the broadcast destroy itself ? with former destroy itself? with former pancing — destroy itself? with former pancing on — destroy itself? with former dancing on ice— destroy itself? with former dancing on ice starjason canines— dancing on ice starjason gardiner, who— dancing on ice starjason gardiner, who is furious at caroiyn— gardiner, who is furious at carolyn mccall— gardiner, who is furious at carolyn mccall and kelvin kevin iegauir-s— carolyn mccall and kelvin kevin legault's evidence— carolyn mccall and kelvin kevin legault's evidence is going to speak— legault's evidence is going to speak our— legault's evidence is going to speak out exclusively live snorriy. — speak out exclusively live snoniy. pur— speak out exclusively live shortly. but next, as itv bosses suggesp— shortly. but next, as itv bosses suggesr. pr.— shortly. but next, as itv bosses suggesr. pr. kai— shortly. but next, as itv bosses suggest, dr. raj and eamonn noimes— suggest, dr. raj and eamonn noimes nave— suggest, dr. raj and eamonn holmes have only raised compiainrs— holmes have only raised complaints about the cover up at the broadcaster— complaints about the cover up at the broadcaster because they are pure— the broadcaster because they are pirrer apour— the broadcaster because they are bitter about losing— the broadcaster because they are bitter about losing work. does rnis— bitter about losing work. does rnis snowe— bitter about losing work. does this show? itv— bitter about losing work. does this show? itv is— bitter about losing work. does this show? itv is not taking evidence— this show? itv is not taking evicience oi— this show? itv is not taking evidence of a— this show? itv is not taking evidence of a toxic culture seriousiy. — evidence of a toxic culture seriousiy. ary— evidence of a toxic culture seriously. my superstar debate mar.— seriously. my superstar debate rnar. nus.— seriously. my superstar debate that. plus, we're— seriously. my superstar debate that. plus, we're going to have arirsr— that. plus, we're going to have aiirsr iook— that. plus, we're going to have a first look at— that. plus, we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper— a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot off the newspaper front pages hot off

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it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. ionignr— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. ionignr iiv-s— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight itv's day— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight itv's day of reckoning arrives after— tonight itv's day of reckoning arrives after weeks of bombshell reveiarions— arrives after weeks of bombshell revelations and _ arrives after weeks of bombshell revelations and explosive resrimonies— revelations and explosive testimonies about phillip scnoiieici— testimonies about phillip schofield cover ups and a toxic work— schofield cover ups and a toxic work cupure— schofield cover ups and a toxic work culture. under siege bosses iook— work culture. under siege bosses iook ro— work culture. under siege bosses iook ro srop— work culture. under siege bosses look to stop the _ work culture. under siege bosses look to stop the rot— work culture. under siege bosses look to stop the rot during an inrense— look to stop the rot during an intense grilling— look to stop the rot during an intense grilling from mps this morning. — intense grilling from mps this morning. we— intense grilling from mps this morning. we could not have done this differently— morning. we could not have done this differently . _ morning. we could not have done this differently . p: morning. we could not have done this differently . \: : this differently. nobody would be turning a blind eye to something. it's not a blind eye, but instead of ushering the scandal into obscure motty woke chief executive carolyn mccall and top boss kevin lygo left jaws dropping with an arrogant and dismissive display of hubris . i'll bring you all the best

pans— . i'll bring you all the best pairs or— . i'll bring you all the best parts of their— . i'll bring you all the best parts of their pr- i'll bring you all the best parts of their pr catastrophe in a very— parts of their pr catastrophe in a very speciai— parts of their pr catastrophe in a very special hour that details now— a very special hour that details now iiv— a very special hour that details how itv finally— a very special hour that details how itv finally lost its crown known— how itv finally lost its crown known as— how itv finally lost its crown known as channel of the people . known as channel of the people. my known as channel of the people. my supersrar— known as channel of the people. my superstar panel— known as channel of the people. my superstar panel kick off our coveage oi— my superstar panel kick off our coverage of the— my superstar panel kick off our coverage of the scandal next. caroi— coverage of the scandal next. carol mcgiffin,— coverage of the scandal next. carol mcgiffin, adam brooks and iiarrnew— carol mcgiffin, adam brooks and matthew lazar— carol mcgiffin, adam brooks and matthew lazar in— carol mcgiffin, adam brooks and matthew lazar in the house. also so matthew lazar in the house. also so from — matthew lazar in the house. also so from war— matthew lazar in the house. also so from that select— matthew lazar in the house. also so from that select committee inrerrogarion.— so from that select committee interrogation, itv— so from that select committee interrogation, itv chiefs gave rnis— interrogation, itv chiefs gave rnis meaiy— interrogation, itv chiefs gave this mealy mouthed answer when askeci— this mealy mouthed answer when asked wny— this mealy mouthed answer when asked wny so— this mealy mouthed answer when asked why so many— this mealy mouthed answer when asked why so many stars were speaking— asked why so many stars were speaking our— asked why so many stars were speaking out against the embattled— speaking out against the embattled channel. but but it's not embattled channel. but but it's nor surprising.— embattled channel. but but it's not surprising, is— embattled channel. but but it's not surprising, is it, that when rney— not surprising, is it, that when rney go.— not surprising, is it, that when rney go. rney-re— not surprising, is it, that when they go, they're suddenly like, oh, they go, they're suddenly like, on. is— they go, they're suddenly like, oh, it's awful— they go, they're suddenly like, oh, it's awful when for, you know.— oh, it's awful when for, you know. a— oh, it's awful when for, you know, a decade— oh, it's awful when for, you know, a decade or more they were rney-re— know, a decade or more they were rney-re reaping— know, a decade or more they were they're reaping the— know, a decade or more they were they're reaping the rewards and enioying— they're reaping the rewards and enioying rne— they're reaping the rewards and enjoying the job. ' “r: ”y : enjoying the job. and everybody seemed to get on. one man enjoying the job. ' “r: ”y : : gt. rg“ one man who's seemed to get on. one man who's aireaciy— seemed to get on. one man who's aireaciy ripen— seemed to get on. one man who's aireaciy riieci up— seemed to get on. one man who's already riled up and— : gt. rg“ one man who's already riled up and ready to prow— already riled up and ready to piow rne— already riled up and ready to blow the lid— already riled up and ready to blow the lid on— already riled up and ready to blow the lid on his own. itv peii— blow the lid on his own. itv new as— blow the lid on his own. itv hell as dancing— blow the lid on his own. itv hell as dancing on ice, judge rason— hell as dancing on ice, judge jason gardiner,— hell as dancing on ice, judge jason gardiner, he joins me live wirn— jason gardiner, he joins me live wirn an— jason gardiner, he joins me live wirn an angry— jason gardiner, he joins me live with an angry and— jason gardiner, he joins me live with an angry and emotional resrimony— with an angry and emotional testimony that— with an angry and emotional testimony that tears apart the pariiamenrary— testimony that tears apart the parliamentary pantomime perrormei— parliamentary pantomime perrormea py— parliamentary pantomime performed by his former bosses rocky.— performed by his former bosses today. meanwhile— performed by his former bosses today. meanwhile a nation and

communiry— today. meanwhile a nation and community left— today. meanwhile a nation and community left reeling at the senseless nottingham killings. but senseless nottingham killings. pur as— senseless nottingham killings. pm as mosr— senseless nottingham killings. but as most of— senseless nottingham killings. but as most of the media are too scarci— but as most of the media are too scareci ro— but as most of the media are too scared to reveal— but as most of the media are too scared to reveal the— but as most of the media are too scared to reveal the migrant suspens— scared to reveal the migrant suspects, west _ scared to reveal the migrant suspects, west african identity, has suspects, west african identity, nas prirain — suspects, west african identity, has britain become just too pc to has britain become just too pc io ciiscuss— has britain become just too pc to discuss clear— has britain become just too pc to discuss clear and present rnrears— to discuss clear and present rnrears ro— to discuss clear and present threats to our— to discuss clear and present threats to our security footage from — threats to our security footage from an — threats to our security footage from an emotional victim vigil peii— from an emotional victim vigil neici rociay— from an emotional victim vigil held today and— from an emotional victim vigil held today and more developments prom— held today and more developments from war— held today and more developments from that horror— held today and more developments from that horror case in our iieiiapuzz— from that horror case in our mediabuzz shortly, including some breaking— mediabuzz shortly, including some breaking news that the aiiegeci— some breaking news that the alleged perpetrator was known to nip.— alleged perpetrator was known to nip. rius— alleged perpetrator was known to m15. plus boris— alleged perpetrator was known to m15. plus boris was— alleged perpetrator was known to m15. plus boris was right all aiong— m15. plus boris was right all aiong .— m15. plus boris was right all aiong . pne— m15. plus boris was right all aiong . one or— m15. plus boris was right all along . one of his chief along. one of his chief protagonists- along. one of his chief protagonists on the kangaroo coun— protagonists on the kangaroo court privileges— protagonists on the kangaroo court privileges committee who poundei— court privileges committee who nouncieci nim — court privileges committee who hounded him out— court privileges committee who hounded him out of parliament is ronignr— hounded him out of parliament is ronignr ekposeci— hounded him out of parliament is tonight exposed has been a iockiown— tonight exposed has been a lockdown rule _ tonight exposed has been a lockdown rule breaker himself . lockdown rule breaker himself. if lockdown rule breaker himself. n iii— lockdown rule breaker himself. if i'll imminently_ lockdown rule breaker himself. if i'll imminently reveal how nypocrire— if i'll imminently reveal how nypocrire iory— if i'll imminently reveal how hypocrite tory mp bernard jenkin has hypocrite tory mp bernard jenkin nas peen— hypocrite tory mp bernard jenkin has been reported— hypocrite tory mp bernard jenkin has been reported to cops and urged— has been reported to cops and urged ro— has been reported to cops and urged to resign— has been reported to cops and urged to resign by bojo himself . anci— urged to resign by bojo himself . ana an— urged to resign by bojo himself . and an explosive twist to the wircn— . and an explosive twist to the wircn nunr— . and an explosive twist to the witch hunt of— . and an explosive twist to the witch hunt of our— . and an explosive twist to the witch hunt of our former pm. and iinaiiy— witch hunt of our former pm. and rinaiiy. rnere-s— witch hunt of our former pm. and finally, there's only— witch hunt of our former pm. and finally, there's only one man pesr— finally, there's only one man best qualified— finally, there's only one man best qualified to— finally, there's only one man best qualified to tear apart the wokery— best qualified to tear apart the wokery anci— best qualified to tear apart the wokery and chaos— best qualified to tear apart the wokery and chaos taking over our narion. — wokery and chaos taking over our narion. comeciy— wokery and chaos taking over our nation. comedy legend jim pavicison— nation. comedy legend jim davidson. he's— nation. comedy legend jim davidson. he's uncancelled on itv davidson. he's uncancelled on w .— davidson. he's uncancelled on iiv . poris— davidson. he's uncancelled on itv , boris johnson— davidson. he's uncancelled on itv , boris johnson and prince

itv, boris johnson and prince parry.— itv, boris johnson and prince parry. peiore— itv, boris johnson and prince harry. before the— itv, boris johnson and prince harry. before the night is out, we-ii— harry. before the night is out, we-ii nave— harry. before the night is out, we'll have tomorrow's newspapers for you— we'll have tomorrow's newspapers for you in— we'll have tomorrow's newspapers or you in iusr— we'll have tomorrow's newspapers or you in we a— we'll have tomorrow's newspapers for you in just a moment. to a parnsrorming— for you in just a moment. to a barnstorming selection of nominees-up- barnstorming selection of nominees up for barnstorming selection of- nominees-up for gongs nominees are also up for gongs in-crearesr— nominees are also up for gongs in-greatest-and- nominees are also up for gongs in greatest and union in my greatest britain and union rackass.— in my greatest britain and union jackass-before— in my greatest britain and union jackass-before all- in my greatest britain and union jackass. before all that, jackass. but before all of that, the jackass. but before all of that, rne—roiiyi the news headlines with polly middlehurst— the news headlines with polly middlehurst .— the news headlines with polly middlehurst . _ the news headlines with polly middlehurst . j?“ middlehurst. thank you, dan, good evening nottingham . is good evening nottingham. is a city still in shock tonight after the brutal murders of three innocent people at the hands of a knifeman yesterday . hands of a knifeman yesterday. and a vigil was held today at nottingham university to remember the victims . thousands remember the victims. thousands of students and staff attended the ceremony this afternoon in the ceremony this afternoon in the grounds of the university. it follows the deaths of 219 year old first year students, grace o'malley , kumar and grace o'malley, kumar and barnaby webber. grace o'malley, kumar and barnaby webber . police earlier barnaby webber. police earlier named the third person fatally stabbed as school caretaker ian coates . his stabbed as school caretaker ian coates. his van was stolen and used to target others at the vigil this afternoon, the parents of both teenagers who died shared how much university

life and friendships in nottingham had meant to grace and barnaby. i know it will be super touched by everyone that's here and he loved it. he loved it here. he couldn't— here and he loved it. he loved it here. he couldn't wait- ?“r: : . he loved it here. he couldn't wait to pack— it here. he couldn't wait to pack .— it here. he couldn't wait to come back . drove me mad. but. come back. drove me mad. but. wis— come back. drove me mad. but. we pean— come back. drove me mad. but. we nean wipi— come back. drove me mad. but. his heart will be— come back. drove me mad. but. his heart will be with you guys forever— his heart will be with you guys forever . look— his heart will be with you guys forever . look after— his heart will be with you guys forever . look after each other . forever. look after each other. is— forever. look after each other. as rne— forever. look after each other. us me pig— forever. look after each other. it's the big thing— forever. look after each other. it's the big thing is that look arrer— it's the big thing is that look are your— it's the big thing is that look after your friends and look aircr— after your friends and look arrer peopie— after your friends and look after people around you . the after people around you. the parenrs— after people around you. the parenrs oi— after people around you. the parents of grace— after people around you. the parents of grace and barnaby. iris— parents of grace and barnaby. this afternoon— parents of grace and barnaby. this afternoon at— parents of grace and barnaby. this afternoon at the- parents of grace and barnaby. this afternoon at the vigil.- this afternoon at the vigil. well, there'll be another vigil in nottingham to mourn all three victims. it's due to be held tomorrow afternoon. a minute's silence will be held at 6:00 in the evening as well. in another development today in nottingham, detectives are now investigating cctv footage of a man who appears to match the description

of the nottingham attack suspect attempting to enter the window of a residential care home. a 31 year old man with a history of violence is still being questioned by police and gb news spoke to jason derbyshire, a resident from that care home, who saw what happened . there's who saw what happened. there's some guy stood under— who saw what happened. there's some guy stood under this- some guy stood under this arcnway— some guy stood under this arcnway air— some guy stood under this archway all dressed in black, got— archway all dressed in black, gor a— archway all dressed in black, gor a pack— archway all dressed in black, got a black rucksack, black peanie— got a black rucksack, black peanie nar— got a black rucksack, black beanie hat on,— got a black rucksack, black beanie hat on, just staring at rne— beanie hat on, just staring at me eiges— beanie hat on, just staring at the edges over— beanie hat on, just staring at the edges over there and gone pack— the edges over there and gone pack in— the edges over there and gone pack in my— the edges over there and gone back in my room.— the edges over there and gone back in my room. i had to wash ses— back in my room. i had to wash ses iarer. — back in my room. i had to wash 30s later. there's— back in my room. i had to wash 30s later. there's really panging— 30s later. there's really banging, loud banging , trying to banging, loud banging, trying to get banging, loud banging, trying to ger rnrougn— banging, loud banging, trying to get through that— banging, loud banging, trying to get through that window. and i opion-r— get through that window. and i iiin-r see— get through that window. and i didn't see the— get through that window. and i didn't see the security guard come out, but— didn't see the security guard come out, but apparently he did. anci— come out, but apparently he did. ana rne— come out, but apparently he did. and rne guy— come out, but apparently he did. and the guy asked— come out, but apparently he did. and the guy asked him, is it a nospirai— and the guy asked him, is it a nospirai or— and the guy asked him, is it a nospirai or a— and the guy asked him, is it a hospital or a hostel ? he went, hospital or a hostel? he went, n..— hospital or a hostel? he went, wo. ir-s— hospital or a hostel? he went, wo. is a— hospital or a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostel.— hospital or a hostel? he went, no, it's a hostel. and then he iusr— no, it's a hostel. and then he we came— no, it's a hostel. and then he just came back— no, it's a hostel. and then he just came back through this arcnway— just came back through this arcnway ani— just came back through this archway and just walked off rneir— archway and just walked off rneir neari— archway and just walked off their dead calm _ archway and just walked off their dead calm . �*vath.. “ their dead calm. well, in other news today, at least 79 people have drowned after an overloaded migrant boat capsized and sank off the coast of greece. the

search is continuing tonight for survivors . it's believed around survivors. it's believed around 750 people were on board, a 20 to 30 metre long vessel. local media is reporting the boat was on its way to italy, having left the south of crete. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. back now to dan wootton. tonight . tonight. at tomorrow's sight. now in our mediabuzz first front pages are in my goodness they are sad tonight united in love the headune tonight united in love the headline in the metro as the relatives of the three nottingham victims and thousands of students come together at a vigil as we just saw there with poly. honestly, i just hearing the poly. honestly, i just hearing me ciao-s— poly. honestly, i just hearing me ciao-s iusr— honestly, i just hearing the dad's just heartbreaking . the dad's just heartbreaking. ine— the dad's just heartbreaking. the independent reports, the iriviieges— the independent reports, the privileges committee, which numer— privileges committee, which nunrer pir— privileges committee, which hunter sir bernard jenkin, has

peen— hunter sir bernard jenkin, has peen urgen— hunter sir bernard jenkin, has peen urgeci ro— hunter sir bernard jenkin, has been urged to resign over, ciaims— been urged to resign over, ciaims ne— been urged to resign over, claims he himself attended a drinks— claims he himself attended a drinks reception— claims he himself attended a drinks reception that broke iockciown— drinks reception that broke lockdown rules— drinks reception that broke lockdown rules in december 2020. and lockdown rules in december 2020. ann wee— lockdown rules in december 2020. ann going— lockdown rules in december 2020. and we're going to— lockdown rules in december 2020. and we're going to talk about rnis— and we're going to talk about rnis in— and we're going to talk about rnis in a— and we're going to talk about this in a moment. of course, is— this in a moment. of course, it'slridiculous_ this in a moment. of course, it's ridiculous story , apart it's a ridiculous story, apart from— it's a ridiculous story, apart from rne— it's a ridiculous story, apart from the fact— it's a ridiculous story, apart from the fact that if you were rrying — from the fact that if you were rrying ro — from the fact that if you were trying to destroy— from the fact that if you were trying to destroy the career and the reputation— trying to destroy the career and the reputation of— trying to destroy the career and the reputation of a former prime iiinisrer— the reputation of a former prime minister—thing,- minister for the same thing, rnen— minister for the same thing, rnen you— minister for the same thing, then you better— minister for the same thing, then you better be pretty careiui— then you better be pretty careful that _ then you better be pretty careful that your slate is ceani— careful that your slate is ceani ary— careful that your slate is clean. my superstar panel back wirn— clean. my superstar panel back wirn me— clean. my superstar panel back wirn me now— clean. my superstar panel back with me now, former loose women srar— with me now, former loose women srar caroi— with me now, former loose women srar caroi-rne— star carol mcgiffin, the businessman - star carol mcgiffin, the businessman and activist adam prooks— businessman and activist adam prooks. anci— businessman and activist adam brooks, and the— businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party— brooks, and the former labour rany adviser— brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew lazor. now one moment from _ party adviser matthew lazor. now one moment from itv's grilling in pariiamenr— one moment from itv's grilling in parliament came when bosses casuaiiy— in parliament came when bosses casually dismissed— in parliament came when bosses casually dismissed allegations apour— casually dismissed allegations apourlrovic— casually dismissed allegations about toxic culture by about a toxic culture by brandishing— about a toxic culture by brandishing ex—employees bitter. so brandishing ex—employees bitter. so per-es— brandishing ex—employees bitter. so per-es a— brandishing ex—employees bitter. so here's a reminder of what iamom— so here's a reminder of what eamonn holmes,— so here's a reminder of what eamonn holmes, the great eamonn mines.— eamonn holmes, the great eamonn holmes, regardless— eamonn holmes, the great eamonn holmes, regardless of what they say,— holmes, regardless of what they say. ropi— holmes, regardless of what they say. roici me— holmes, regardless of what they say, told me about— holmes, regardless of what they say, told me about itv's torrid working— say, told me about itv's torrid working environment in this pompsneii— working environment in this bombshell interview, itv have pove— bombshell interview, itv have pove rney— bombshell interview, itv have proven they can't— bombshell interview, itv have proven they can't investigate rnemseives. — proven they can't investigate themselves. they got it wrong. i themselves. they got it wrong. i mink— themselves. they got it wrong. irpink rpiiip— themselves. they got it wrong. i think philip is— themselves. they got it wrong. i think philip is absolutely- i think philip is absolutely right about toxicity . but my right about toxicity. but my friend, the toxicity is not with me. dan wootton or anyone else.

the toxicity is with you and your mates in management and everybody who kept you in power and in abusive power for so long. but taking aim at the gear— long. but taking aim at the gear man— long. but taking aim at the great man today— rtr“g but taking aim at the great man today in parliament. iiv-s— great man today in parliament. itv's director— great man today in parliament. itv's director of— great man today in parliament. itv's director of television, kevin— itv's director of television, kevin iygo. — itv's director of television, kevin lygo, shrugged off the accusations— kevin lygo, shrugged off the accusations by— kevin lygo, shrugged off the accusations by saying he and the iikes— accusations by saying he and the iikes or— accusations by saying he and the iikes oi pr. — accusations by saying he and the likes of dr. ranj— accusations by saying he and the likes of dr. ranj singh, who compiainea— likes of dr. ranj singh, who complained of— likes of dr. ranj singh, who complained of bullying on this morning— complained of bullying on thisi morning—ro morning simply have an axe to grind— morning simply have an axe to grinci . — morning simply have an axe to grind . pur— morning simply have an axe to grind . par par— morning simply have an axe to grind . but but it's- morning simply have an axe to grind . grind. but but it's not surprising , is it, that when surprising, is it, that when they go now, they're suddenly like, oh, i hate itv . it's awful like, oh, i hate itv. it's awful when for, you know, a decade or more they were there for reaping the rewards and enjoying the job and everybody seemed to get on it was also revealed itv's hr team received 128 complaints over five years from disgruntled staff. five of those related to rnis— staff. five of those related to rnis morning.— staff. five of those related to this morning. and— five of those related to this morning. and the mp john wicnoison.— this morning. and the mp john nicholson, took— this morning. and the mp john nicholson, took wokeist ceo caroiyn— nicholson, took wokeist ceo carolyn mccall— nicholson, took wokeist ceo carolyn mccall to task on her srupporn— carolyn mccall to task on her stubborn nothing— carolyn mccall to task on her stubborn nothing to see here. peience— stubborn nothing to see here. peience — stubborn nothing to see here. peience irr— stubborn nothing to see here. defence mr me— stubborn nothing to see here. defence mr me this- stubborn nothing to see here. defence “g defence mr me this morning you've talked about loads of

investigations and they all seem to end up with itv coming out smelling of roses . so carol smelling of roses. so carol mcgiffin, i've got to come to you first on this because i presume that also including you in that, are you just bitter? is that the reason why why youe— is that the reason why why you saying— is that the reason why why you're saying these horrible rnings— you're saying these horrible rnings apour— you're saying these horrible things about itv? are we and iook.— things about itv? are we and iook. iii— things about itv? are we and look, i'll include— things about itv? are we and look, i'll include myself in it. i look, i'll include myself in it. iwas— look, i'll include myself in it. ivvas rnere— look, i'll include myself in it. i was there for— look, i'll include myself in it. i was there for ten— look, i'll include myself in it. i was there for ten years. are we— i was there for ten years. are we iusr— i was there for ten years. are we just bitter?— i was there for ten years. are we just bitter? _ i was there for ten years. are we just bitter? i— i was there for ten years. are we just bitter? : t“ . we just bitter? i wouldn't say i was bitter. yeah, i'm a bit annoyed. i'm a bit annoyed with them because they were very dishonest about about why why i was being got rid of. and there's no doubt that i was got rid of . um, there's no doubt that i was got rid of. um, look there's no doubt that i was got rid of . um, look they would say rid of. um, look they would say that wouldn't they? because this is what they do. this is what people like them do. they smear people, they give them a bad reputation and they try and make them look bad. they didn't mention anything about me. they. they wouldn't . but i mean, they they wouldn't. but i mean, they they are they're so arrogant that they would that what they're trying to do is discredit everything that everybody else says , apart from

everybody else says, apart from everything they say is absolutely true. and what they've done is they've they've they've done is they've they've they've tried to make that show bigger than the presenters or the presenters, rather bigger than the show. but the show has always been bigger than the presenters and the reason that eamonn and ruth well, i'm not saying it is the reason, but i would guess that the reason eamonn and ruth got were got rid of was because the ratings were probably higher on a friday. and so you can't have your main show, your main talent be upset by that. so they got rid of them. so of course people are going to be disgruntled. of course, people are going to be a little bit bitter, but if they're telling the truth, they're telling the truth, they're actually telling the truth. they're not lying. they're not making it up. and of course, yeah, like kevin lygo says everyone was there for says, oh, everyone was there for ten and everybody seemed ten years. and everybody seemed to and enjoy the job. but to get on and enjoy the job. but you do that because you've got a living to earn and you've got tax to and you've got, you tax to pay and you've got, you know, got, you've got to

know, you've got, you've got to live. yeah. and you've got to live. yeah. and you've got to live. so the thing is, adam live. so but the thing is, adam prooks— live. so but the thing is, adam prooks. rnere — live. so but the thing is, adam brooks, there are— live. so but the thing is, adam brooks, there are so— . so but the thing is, adam brooks, there are so many whistleblowers_ brooks, there are so many whistleblowers behind the scenes. i mean, he's finding it very— scenes. i mean, he's finding it very-pick— scenes. i mean, he's finding it very-pick on-nigni very easy to pick on the high proriie— very easy to pick on the high profile celebrities who've spoken— profile celebrities who've spoken-pur- profile celebrities who've spoken - but no - profile celebrities who've spoken but no one raised spoken out. but no one raised imiiy— spoken out. but no one raised emily maddock_ spoken out. but no one raised emily maddock ,— spoken out. but no one raised emily maddock , who was the head emily maddock, who was the head of emily maddock, who was the head oi news— emily maddock, who was the head of news, a really— emily maddock, who was the head of news, a really senior job at of news, a really seniorjob at rnis— of news, a really seniorjob at rnis morning.— of news, a really seniorjob at this morning, who— of news, a really seniorjob at this morning, who wrote an apsoiureiy— this morning, who wrote an absolutely ruthless piece about just absolutely ruthless piece about iusr now— absolutely ruthless piece about we now rovic— absolutely ruthless piece about just how toxic it— absolutely ruthless piece about just how toxic it is behind the scenes at this— just how toxic it is behind the scenes at this morning. that's ekrraorciinary. — scenes at this morning. that's extraordinary. and i've got over the extraordinary. and i've got over me years— extraordinary. and i've got over me years from— extraordinary. and i've got over the years from having bars, ciups— the years from having bars, ciups ana— the years from having bars, clubs and, you— the years from having bars, clubs and, you know , i've got clubs and, you know, i've got menis— clubs and, you know, i've got rriencis in— clubs and, you know, i've got friends in the— clubs and, you know, i've got friends in the industry, many ciose— friends in the industry, many close friends— friends in the industry, many close friends that have been on on rnis— close friends that have been on on this morning— close friends that have been on on this morning and have said now— on this morning and have said how uncomfortable it would be wnen— how uncomfortable it would be wnen iniiip— how uncomfortable it would be when philip was— how uncomfortable it would be when philip was there. /rtr when philip was there. you know, i've when philip was there. you know, i-ve asked— when philip was there. you know, he asked rne— when philip was there. you know, i've asked the question, many of them friends of friends as well. you know, they said it was pretty toxic. it was uncomfortable, which is the word that coming up. so they're that kept coming up. so they're just covering their backs. these these bosses, you know, they never didn't do their job properly and wasn't speaking to staff or they are lying. and i mean, he lied . he lied in the

mean, he lied. he lied in the committee today. so i mean, we had proof of it, didn't we, matthew, that you were a former tv executive. and i believe when you were— tv executive. and i believe when you working— tv executive. and i believe when you were working on— . rt;,p

the with these poor kids at all. he just scowl and sort of pull a face at their film. and it's all part of that belief that the presenters have, which is that they're beginning the programme. and was there, adrian and when i was there, adrian decided that there were two joint bosses. one of them he liked, them, didn't. liked, one of them, he didn't. and he'd try and and so he thought he'd try and bnng and so he thought he'd try and bring the didn't. bring down the one he didn't. and in end he brought down and in the end he brought down the whole lot, including himself. and that's and that's when you know, when he left. and, you know, we need a new culture in television. ithink need a new culture in television. i think that culture is cpanging— television. i think that culture is changing. nick— rg“ i think that culture is changing. nick gibb, isn't ire — is changing. nick gibb, isn't ire -know.- is changing. nick gibb, isn't ire -know. i- is changing. nick gibb, isn't it? _know. i don't. is changing. nick gibb, isn't. it? _know. i don't know it? i don't know. i don't know if it is actually. no, because you see people coming in you still see people coming in with and whatever with privilege and for whatever reason, and you do see other people being sidelined . it people being sidelined. it happens all the time . and it is happens all the time. and it is very often not about— . and it is very often not about talent. ves. — very often not about talent. ves. anci— very often not about talent. ves. ana is— very often not about talent. yes. and it's also very often nor— yes. and it's also very often nor apour— yes. and it's also very often not about who _ yes. and it's also very often not about who the viewers like . not about who the viewers like. apsoiureiy. — not about who the viewers like. absolutely. absolutely. - absolutely. absolutely. absolutely. absolutely. absolutely right. you a very small say that . i could never small say that. i could never say that small group of executives like now, look, joe biden is pride month event at the white house caused a bit of a stir at the weekend not least

for raising the rainbow flag between two star spangled banners. now critics including miiirary— banners. now critics including military veteran— banners. now critics including military veteranisaid- “ now critics including military veteran said move military veteran, said the move snowed— military veteran, said the move showed - disrespect- military veteran, said the move showed disrespect to the showed huge disrespect to the american— showed huge disrespect to the american because broke american flag because it broke srricr—ir-s- strict laws about how it's cispiayeci— strict laws about how it's oispiayeci .— strict laws about how it's displayed . and however, the displayed. and however, the conrorversy— displayed. and however, the controversy was _ displayed. and however, the controversy was actually the ieasr— controversy was actually the ieasr or— controversy was actually the ieasr oi rne — controversy was actually the least of the president's worries by least of the president's worries py-rime— least of the president's worries py-rime rne— least of the president's worries by .time the event- least of the president's worries by time the event finished by the time the event finished on sarurciay— by the time the event finished on saturday evening. so this is the on saturday evening. so this is me momem— on saturday evening. so this is the moment. transgender motty girl the moment. transgender motty gin—anci- the moment. transgender motty giri—anci orneri girl rose montoya and other arreniees— girl rose montoya and other attendees bared_ girl rose montoya and other attendees bared their chests on the attendees bared their chests on me wnire— attendees bared their chests on the white house's— attendees bared their chests on the white house's south lawn in a pie— the white house's south lawn in a pig ior— the white house's south lawn in a bid for social— the white house's south lawn in a bid for social media clout. pione— a bid for social media clout. more moments— a bid for social media clout. more moments after biden had carica— more moments after biden had caiieci rnem— more moments after biden had called them the— more moments after biden had called them the bravest and most inspiring— called them the bravest and most inspiring peopie— called them the bravest and most inspiring peopie i— called them the bravest and most inspiring people i know, mr iresiienr.— inspiring people i know, mr president, how— inspiring people i know, mr president, how are you? . president, how are you? it is an ponour— president, how are you? it is an ponour prance— president, how are you? it is an honour, france writes of human rights. are we topless at the white house now ? the white house white house now? the white house rarer— white house now? the white house iarer siammei— white house now? the white house later slammed the— 3th“ 7 the white house later slammed the incident, saying— later slammed the incident, saying in— later slammed the incident, saying in a— later slammed the incident, saying in a statement this penaviour— saying in a statement this behaviour is— saying in a statement this behaviour is inappropriate and disrespectful— behaviour is inappropriate and disrespectful for— behaviour is inappropriate and disrespectful for any event at the disrespectful for any event at me wnire — disrespectful for any event at the white house.— disrespectful for any event at the white house. they said the inciiviiuais— the white house. they said the individuals will— the white house. they said the individuals will not be invited to individuals will not be invited ro iurure— individuals will not be invited to future events— individuals will not be invited to future events .— individuals will not be invited to future events . matthew lanza, to future events. matthew lanza, anam— to future events. matthew lanza, aciam prooks— to future events. matthew lanza, aciam prooks .— to future events. matthew lanza, adam brooks , carol mcgiffin do adam brooks, carol mcgiffin do srani— adam brooks, carol mcgiffin do sranci py— adam brooks, carol mcgiffin do stand by because— adam brooks, carol mcgiffin do stand by because coming up, as rwo— stand by because coming up, as

rwo innocenr— stand by because coming up, as two innocent students are killed by a— two innocent students are killed py a wesr— two innocent students are killed by a west african— two innocent students are killed by a west african migrant in worringnam.— by a west african migrant in nottingham, most of the media are nottingham, most of the media iusr— nottingham, most of the media iusr roo— nottingham, most of the media are just too scared— nottingham, most of the media are just too scared to reveal rnar— are just too scared to reveal rnar iacr— are just too scared to reveal that fact about— are just too scared to reveal that fact about his identity. was— that fact about his identity. was prirain— that fact about his identity. has britain become too pc to discuss— has britain become too pc to discuss clear— has britain become too pc to discuss clear and— has britain become too pc to discuss clear and present rnrears— discuss clear and present rnrears ro— discuss clear and present threats to our— discuss clear and present threats to our safety ? we'll threats to our safety? we'll nave — threats to our safety? we'll have breaking— threats to our safety? we'll have breaking news on that very snoniy. — have breaking news on that very snoniy. rius— have breaking news on that very shortly. plus the— have breaking news on that very shortly. plus the latest in the pompsneii— shortly. plus the latest in the bombshell partygate witchhunt srory— bombshell partygate witchhunt srory .— bombshell partygate witchhunt srory . pur— bombshell partygate witchhunt story . but first,— bombshell partygate witchhunt story . but first, as itv's story. but first, as itv's pos— story. but first, as itv's bosses are— story. but first, as itv's bosses are quizzed by mps over its bosses are quizzed by mps over is rovic— bosses are quizzed by mps over its toxic culture,— bosses are quizzed by mps over its toxic culture, one of its iormer— its toxic culture, one of its iormer srars— its toxic culture, one of its former stars dancing on ice. rugge— former stars dancing on ice. ruige jason— former stars dancing on ice. judge jason gardiner, who is iurious— judge jason gardiner, who is furious with— judge jason gardiner, who is furious with the— judge jason gardiner, who is furious with the broadcaster's sanctimonious— furious with the broadcaster's sanctimonious bosses evidence roiay— sanctimonious bosses evidence roiay ir-s— sanctimonious bosses evidence rociay is going— sanctimonious bosses evidence today it's going to hit out rason— today it's going to hit out jason gardiner— today it's going to hit out jason gardiner live and ecusivei— jason gardiner live and exclusive straight after this .

through until 7:00 this evening. gb through until 7:00 this evening. on news— through until 7:00 this evening. on news ine— through until 7:00 this evening. gb news the people's . channel gb news the people's. channel rime— gb news the people's. channel rime nw— gb news the people's. channel rime ior— gb news the people's. channel rime ior a— gb news the people's. channel time now for a tv— gb news the people's. channel time now for a tv exclusive on the toxic culture at itv with former dancing on ice super judge. and this morning, regular jason gardiner. and the network's top brass faced a tense standoff with mps today over the schofield scandal and multiple reports of a culture of toxicity at the nation's largest private broadcaster. nation's largest private broadcaster . those reports have broadcaster. those reports have been legitimised by jason, one of itv's biggest stars for many years, who says the channel's bosses left him miserable and bullied . and jason has blasted

bullied. and jason has blasted the fish rots from the head. there are a lot of toxic people still in control, and those accusations were strengthened in today's select committee. as the mp john nicholson revealed, these shocking emails from current and former itv staff . current and former itv staff. here's one i worked for a boss at here's one i worked for a boss ar iayiime— here's one i worked for a boss at daytime, somebody senior to my poss. — at daytime, somebody senior to my poss. i— at daytime, somebody senior to my poss. i was— at daytime, somebody senior to my boss. i was very difficult anci— my boss. i was very difficult anci wouici— my boss. i was very difficult and would, as— my boss. i was very difficult and would, as a— my boss. i was very difficult and would, as a matter of course , and would, as a matter of course . oiren— and would, as a matter of course . oiren snour— and would, as a matter of course , often shout and— and would, as a matter of course , often shout and belittle sraii.— , often shout and belittle sraii. ir— , often shout and belittle staff. it went— , often shout and belittle staff. it went for on a years wirn — staff. it went for on a years wirn nopoiy— staff. it went for on a years with nobody doing anything about it . with nobody doing anything about ir . ir— with nobody doing anything about ir . r was— with nobody doing anything about ir . ir a— with nobody doing anything about it . it was a toxic— with nobody doing anything about it . it was a toxic environment . it. it was a toxic environment. pur— it. it was a toxic environment. pur now— it. it was a toxic environment. pur now come— it. it was a toxic environment. but how come people are so unhappy— but how come people are so unnappy anci— but how come people are so unnappy anci so— but how come people are so unhappy and so many people are unhappy— unhappy and so many people are unnappy anci— unhappy and so many people are unhappy and yet— unhappy and so many people are unhappy and yet you keep doing investigations— unhappy and yet you keep doing investigations which keep ending up snowing— investigations which keep ending up snowing rnar— investigations which keep ending up showing that there wasn't a propiem. — up showing that there wasn't a propiem. so— up showing that there wasn't a propiem. so we— up showing that there wasn't a problem. so we have investigated whenever we've— problem. so we have investigated whenever we've had a complaint out whenever we've had a complaint our anci— whenever we've had a complaint our anci we— whenever we've had a complaint out and we take— whenever we've had a complaint out and we take it— whenever we've had a complaint out and we take it very, very seriousiy— out and we take it very, very seriously, does— out and we take it very, very seriously, does not fill me with anyrning.— seriously, does not fill me with anyrning. pur—

seriously, does not fill me with anything, but just— seriously, does not fill me with anything, but just just sorrow, reaiiy.— anything, but just just sorrow, reaiiy. anci— anything, but just just sorrow, really, and sadness . really, and sadness. i've never you— really, and sadness. i've never you know.— really, and sadness. i've never you know, it's not something that we try and instil or foster. it is the antithesis of what we want . graeme le saux what we want. graeme le saux jason , and it's so great to have jason, and it's so great to have you on the show tonight, but i know you're very angry about those responses from carolyn mccall and also the director of television , kevin lygo. aren't television, kevin lygo. aren't you ? well, i'm rg“ “ gtr aren't you ? well, i'm absolutely done. you? well, i'm absolutely done. anu— you? well, i'm absolutely done. and mank— you? well, i'm absolutely done. and rpank you— you? well, i'm absolutely done. and thank you for— you? well, i'm absolutely done. and thank you for having- you? well, i'm absolutely done. and thank you for having me on, by the way. um, i think it's reaiiy— by the way. um, i think it's really important— um, i think it's really important that as many of us wno— really important that as many of us wno nave— really important that as many of us who have been,— really important that as many of us who have been, um, experiencing- us who have been, um, experiencing these abuses of power— experiencing these abuses of power .— experiencing these abuses of power . anci— experiencing these abuses of power , um, and are no longer power, um, and are no longer necessariiy— power, um, and are no longer necessarily associated with itv, um, we are in positions where we acruaiiy— um, we are in positions where we can actually tell— um, we are in positions where we can actually tell our— um, we are in positions where we can actually tell our stories pcause— can actually tell our stories because we are— can actually tell our stories because we are still, you know, nor— because we are still, you know, nor unper— because we are still, you know, not under contract— because we are still, you know, not under contract there. and i rnink— not under contract there. and i rnink rnar-s— not under contract there. and i think that's a— not under contract there. and i think that's a very— not under contract there. and i think that's a very valid point at think that's a very valid point ar rnar. — think that's a very valid point ar rnar. i— think that's a very valid point at that. i wanted— think that's a very valid point at that. i wanted to clear with rpan— at that. i wanted to clear with rnar. kevin— at that. i wanted to clear with that. kevin lygo— at that. i wanted to clear with that. kevin lygo says that we've got ,— that. kevin lygo says that we've gor . um— that. kevin lygo says that we've gor . some— that. kevin lygo says that we've got, um, some grievances or axes to got, um, some grievances or axes ro gring— got, um, some grievances or axes ro grinci. inar-s— got, um, some grievances or axes

to grind. that's not— got, um, some grievances or axes to grind. that's not the case. in — to grind. that's not the case. in going— to grind. that's not the case. in cioing rnis— to grind. that's not the case. i'm doing this because i feel iike— i'm doing this because i feel iike rnar— i'm doing this because i feel like that even— i'm doing this because i feel like that even after watching rnis— like that even after watching rnis rnis— like that even after watching this, this subcommittee today, especiaiiy— this, this subcommittee today, especially with _ this, this subcommittee today, especially with the responses rnar— especially with the responses rnar pame — especially with the responses that dame carolyn mcgill and kevin— that dame carolyn mcgill and kevin iygo— that dame carolyn mcgill and kevin lygo were,— that dame carolyn mcgill and kevin lygo were, were, you know , kevin lygo were, were, you know . giving— kevin lygo were, were, you know . giving rnar— kevin lygo were, were, you know , giving that actually they naven-r— , giving that actually they haven't really— , giving that actually they haven't really learnt anything irom— haven't really learnt anything irom rne— haven't really learnt anything irom me pass— haven't really learnt anything from the past. and in fact, it iusr— from the past. and in fact, it we seems— from the past. and in fact, it we as— from the past. and in fact, it just seems as though it was just all just seems as though it was just aii rne— just seems as though it was just aii rne same— just seems as though it was just all the same sort— just seems as though it was just all the same sort of talk and no reai— all the same sort of talk and no reai acrion— all the same sort of talk and no real action that— all the same sort of talk and no real action that has— all the same sort of talk and no real action that has that has, you— real action that has that has, you know.— real action that has that has, you know. sorr— real action that has that has, you know, sort of— real action that has that has, you know, sort of improved siruarion— you know, sort of improved situation at— you know, sort of improved situation at itv.— you know, sort of improved situation at itv. certainly. i know— situation at itv. certainly. i know rnar— situation at itv. certainly. i know rnar my— situation at itv. certainly. i know that my grievances , um, know that my grievances, um, precede— know that my grievances, um, prececie pame— know that my grievances, um, precede dame carolyn mcgill's renue— precede dame carolyn mcgill's renue ar— precede dame carolyn mcgill's tenure at itv,— precede dame carolyn mcgill's tenure at itv, but— precede dame carolyn mcgill's tenure at itv, but certainly the eecurive— tenure at itv, but certainly the executive producers and some of the executive producers and some of me senior— executive producers and some of the senior executive producers rnar— the senior executive producers rnar are— the senior executive producers that are still— the senior executive producers that are still at— the senior executive producers that are still at itv , that are still at itv, particularly- that are still at itv, particularly with dancing on ice .wnicn— particularly with dancing on ice .wnicn is— particularly with dancing on ice , which is where— particularly with dancing on ice , which is where i— particularly with dancing on ice , which is where i had most of my— , which is where i had most of my propiems— , which is where i had most of my problems, they are still mere.— my problems, they are still rnere. wean.— my problems, they are still there. yeah, because , jason, you there. yeah, because, jason, you say— there. yeah, because, jason, you say iiv— there. yeah, because, jason, you say itv treated— there. yeah, because, jason, you say itv treated you—

there. yeah, because, jason, you say itv treated you as a commoiiry— say itv treated you as a commodity and that's something that commodity and that's something rnar caroiine— commodity and that's something that caroline flack's mother sain— that caroline flack's mother saici very— that caroline flack's mother said very recently in regards to the treatment— said very recently in regards to the treatment of— said very recently in regards to the treatment of her daughter. ves. — the treatment of her daughter. ves. um.— the treatment of her daughter. ves. um. anci— the treatment of her daughter. ves. um. anci i— the treatment of her daughter. yes. um, and i can understand why— yes. um, and i can understand wny sne— yes. um, and i can understand wny sne ieir— yes. um, and i can understand why she felt that— yes. um, and i can understand why she felt that way because i did why she felt that way because i iii .— why she felt that way because i iii . ana.— why she felt that way because i iii . ana. anci— why she felt that way because i did . and, and in— why she felt that way because i did . and, and in terms of that did. and, and in terms of that exampie— did. and, and in terms of that evampie is— did. and, and in terms of that example is that,— did. and, and in terms of that example is that, you know, they very— example is that, you know, they very . very— example is that, you know, they very . very i— example is that, you know, they were very , very i got a lot of were very, very i got a lot of mixed— were very, very i got a lot of mixed messages— were very, very i got a lot of mixed messages .- were very, very i got a lot of mixed messages . liz. so mixed messages. liz. so cenainiy— mixed messages. liz. so certainly over- mixed messages. liz. so certainly over for dame kelly noimes— certainly over for dame kelly noimes anci— certainly over for dame kelly holmes and sharon davies, these major— holmes and sharon davies, these mar-or rnings— holmes and sharon davies, these major things that— holmes and sharon davies, these major things that blew up, panicuiariy— major things that blew up, particularly in— major things that blew up, particularly in the public romain— particularly in the public iomain .— particularly in the public domain , um,— particularly in the public domain , um, privately , i was domain, um, privately, i was ropi— domain, um, privately, i was roici py— domain, um, privately, i was roici py rne— domain, um, privately, i was told by the producers that they had told by the producers that they naci ro— told by the producers that they naci ro pe— told by the producers that they had to be seen— told by the producers that they had to be seen to— told by the producers that they had to be seen to be doing somerning— had to be seen to be doing something but— had to be seen to be doing something but keep doing what youe— something but keep doing what you going.— something but keep doing what you doing we— something but keep doing what you're doing. we love it. so i of course keep— you're doing. we love it. so i of course keep doing what i'm icing— of course keep doing what i'm cioing anci— of course keep doing what i'm doing and then— of course keep doing what i'm doing and then getting a lot of, you know.— doing and then getting a lot of, you know. near— doing and then getting a lot of, you know, heat ,— doing and then getting a lot of, you know, heat , particularly doing and then getting a lot of, you know, heat, particularly as sociai— you know, heat, particularly as social media— you know, heat, particularly as social media sort— you know, heat, particularly as social media sort of started ramping— social media sort of started ramping up— social media sort of started ramping up anci— social media sort of started ramping up and that whole pnenomenon— ramping up and that whole phenomenon took hold . um, but phenomenon took hold. um, but cenainiy— phenomenon took hold. um, but cerrainiy in— phenomenon took hold. um, but certainly in terms— phenomenon took hold. um, but certainly in terms of ofcom

compiainrs— certainly in terms of ofcom complaints and— certainly in terms of ofcom complaints and now ofcom inreresringiy— complaints and now ofcom interestingly always ruled in iavour— interestingly always ruled in iavour oi— interestingly always ruled in favour of me— interestingly always ruled in favour of me saying that i've, i iii— favour of me saying that i've, i iii norning— favour of me saying that i've, i did nothing wrong. so in that i— did nothing wrong. so in that sense i didn't— did nothing wrong. so in that sense i didn't break any ofcom reguiaions— sense i didn't break any ofcom regulations. so— sense i didn't break any ofcom regulations. so so— sense i didn't break any ofcom regulations. so so what ended up nappening— regulations. so so what ended up nappening was— regulations. so so what ended up happening was that a lot of this scanciais— happening was that a lot of this scandals were— happening was that a lot of this scandals were created by itv press— scandals were created by itv iress anci— scandals were created by itv press and were— scandals were created by itv press and were allowed to play out press and were allowed to play our anci— press and were allowed to play our anci un— press and were allowed to play out and run because they enjoyed the out and run because they enjoyed rne pupiiciry— out and run because they enjoyed the publicity that— out and run because they enjoyed the publicity that it was pringing— the publicity that it was pringing ro— the publicity that it was bringing to the show. but it was aiways— bringing to the show. but it was aiways ar— bringing to the show. but it was aiways ar my— bringing to the show. but it was always at my expense . ' “r: always at my expense. us and men— always at my expense. us and rpen jason— always at my expense. us and rpen iason .— always at my expense. us and then jason , when you ended up then jason, when you ended up leaving the broadcaster, you say itv did not reach out once , did itv did not reach out once, did not provide any support for you, even though at that time you were being subjected to an almighty storm, including regular death threats and lots of horrible stuff. right i mean, it was it was awful. dan-

?g“. i mean, it was it was awful. dan and rnis— it was it was awful. dan and rnis is— it was it was awful. dan and rnis is rnis— it was it was awful. dan and this is this is— it was it was awful. dan and this is this is what really i can-r— this is this is what really i can-r i— this is this is what really i can't i can't— this is this is what really i can't i can't put- this is this is what really i can't i can't put this together wiri— can't i can't put this together wirn wnar— can't i can't put this together with what they— can't i can't put this together with what they said today in in the with what they said today in in me in— with what they said today in in me in rne— with what they said today in in the in the subcommittee motty inquiry— the in the subcommittee motty inquiry was— the in the subcommittee motty um, inquiry was that i, i left unper— um, inquiry was that i, i left under a— um, inquiry was that i, i left unier a ior— um, inquiry was that i, i left under a lot of— um, inquiry was that i, i left under a lot of duress. um, there opviousiy— under a lot of duress. um, there was obviously, it— under a lot of duress. um, there was obviously, it was a big menia— was obviously, it was a big meiia. um— was obviously, it was a big media, um, scam oundle certainly orner— media, um, scam oundle certainly orner snows— media, um, scam oundle certainly other shows were— media, um, scam oundle certainly other shows were waging and on it other shows were waging and on ir piers— other shows were waging and on ir iiers morgan— other shows were waging and on it piers morgan was having a go . ine— it piers morgan was having a go . ine ioose— it piers morgan was having a go . the loose women— it piers morgan was having a go . the loose women were having a go roo— . the loose women were having a go roo. um.— . the loose women were having a go roo. um. anci— . the loose women were having a go too. um, and so— . the loose women were having a go too. um, and so it— . the loose women were having a go too. um, and so it just pecae— go too. um, and so it just pecae very.— go too. um, and so it just became very, very ugly for me anci— became very, very ugly for me anci ir— became very, very ugly for me anci ir was— became very, very ugly for me and it was very,— became very, very ugly for me and it was very, very difficult. i and it was very, very difficult. i nap.— and it was very, very difficult. i nai. you— and it was very, very difficult. i had, you know,— and it was very, very difficult. i had, you know, paparazzi . i i had, you know, paparazzi. i nai— i had, you know, paparazzi. i naci peopie.— i had, you know, paparazzi. i naci peopie. you— i had, you know, paparazzi. i had people, you know, in the srreer— had people, you know, in the srreer rrying— had people, you know, in the street trying to, _ had people, you know, in the street trying to, you know , um, street trying to, you know, um, apuse— street trying to, you know, um, apuse me— street trying to, you know, um, abuse me basically for and accuse me of— abuse me basically for and accuse me of things that really, guire— accuse me of things that really, guire irankiy— accuse me of things that really, guire irankiy .— accuse me of things that really, quite frankly , it— accuse me of things that really, quite frankly , it was other quite frankly, it was other peopie-s— quite frankly, it was other people's opinions and their spin on wnar— people's opinions and their spin on wnar was— people's opinions and their spin on what was said— people's opinions and their spin on what was said on the sunday rnar— on what was said on the sunday rnar was— on what was said on the sunday that was completely taken out of conrexr— that was completely taken out of conrevr .— that was completely taken out of conrevr . anci— that was completely taken out of context . and some— that was completely taken out of context . and some of it was just context. and some of it was just compieieiy— context. and some of it was just compiereiy. you — context. and some of it was just completely, you know, um, nyperpoiic.— completely, you know, um, hyperbolic. now what upset me rnar— hyperbolic. now what upset me was that when _ hyperbolic. now what upset me was that when i— hyperbolic. now what upset me was that when i left and they all was that when i left and they aii knew— was that when i left and they all knew that—

was that when i left and they all knew that i— was that when i left and they all knew that i was under a lot of, all knew that i was under a lot oi. you— all knew that i was under a lot oi. you know.— all knew that i was under a lot of, you know, tension and stress anci— of, you know, tension and stress anci rnar— of, you know, tension and stress and that there— of, you know, tension and stress and that there was— of, you know, tension and stress and that there was no follow up caiis— and that there was no follow up caiis .— and that there was no follow up caiis . rnere — and that there was no follow up calls , there was— and that there was no follow up calls , there was nothing. and calls, there was nothing. and yet calls, there was nothing. and yer rney— calls, there was nothing. and yet they maintain today that a rnar— yet they maintain today that a runner that was— yet they maintain today that a runner that was on a show that ieir— runner that was on a show that per in— runner that was on a show that per in esei— runner that was on a show that left in 2021, they— runner that was on a show that left in 2021, they are still reacning— left in 2021, they are still reaching out— left in 2021, they are still reaching out to- left in 2021, they are still reaching out to on a regular pasis— reaching out to on a regular pasis ro— reaching out to on a regular pasis ro see— reaching out to on a regular basis to see that— reaching out to on a regular basis to see that this person is okay. — basis to see that this person is okay. wow— basis to see that this person is okay. wow i— basis to see that this person is okay. wow i can— basis to see that this person is okay. now i can only surmise two reasons for that— okay. now i can only surmise two reasons for that .— okay. now i can only surmise two reasons for that . one is that reasons for that. one is that opviousiy— reasons for that. one is that obviously this— reasons for that. one is that obviously this you know , they obviously this you know, they wiri— obviously this you know, they wiii oniy— obviously this you know, they will only reach— obviously this you know, they will only reach out to people of a cenain— will only reach out to people of a cenain age— will only reach out to people of a certain age or— will only reach out to people of a certain age or a— will only reach out to people of a certain age or a certain level at a certain age or a certain level ar rne— a certain age or a certain level ar rne ar— a certain age or a certain level ar rne ar rne— a certain age or a certain level at the at the at— a certain age or a certain level at the at the at the network, anci— at the at the at the network, anci rnar— at the at the at the network, and that anybody that is older or on screen talent, um, you're iusr— or on screen talent, um, you're iusr kicker— or on screen talent, um, you're iusr kickeci ro— or on screen talent, um, you're just kicked to the— or on screen talent, um, you're just kicked to the kerb and wnarever— just kicked to the kerb and whatever happens to you, they ion-r— whatever happens to you, they our care— whatever happens to you, they ion-r .— whatever happens to you, they ion-r . i— whatever happens to you, they don't care . i can't— whatever happens to you, they don't care . i can't marry what don't care. i can't marry what rney— don't care. i can't marry what rney sain— don't care. i can't marry what they said today— don't care. i can't marry what they said today with what nappenei— they said today with what nappeneci ro— they said today with what happened to me and why wasn't i oiierei— happened to me and why wasn't i oiiereci rne— happened to me and why wasn't i offered the same— happened to me and why wasn't i offered the same thing ? offered the same thing? okay, weir.— offered the same thing? okay, weir. i— offered the same thing? okay, well, i wanted— offered the same thing? okay, well, i wanted to— offered the same thing? okay, well, i wanted to talk a little bit about the situation in terms of this morning and phillip schofield and this runner, because, of course , a lot of

because, of course, a lot of people who don't watch dancing on ice are woke necessarily realise that you worked incredibly closely. jason gardiner with phillip schofield and holly willoughby for years and holly willoughby for years and years and years . you then and years and years. you then became for a period richard maybe became before you became too controversial a big star on this morning as well. so you've had a lot of experience with them and this show. had a lot of experience with them and this show . a lot of them and this show. a lot of what you're hearing about phillip schofield and bullying and abuse of power and that sort of thing. did did does any of that ring true to you in terms of your working with holly and phillip, with my experience on on this morning, i have to say it was generally fantastic. you know, it was a great . gt; rt. you know, it was a great team of peopie— know, it was a great team of peopie .— know, it was a great team of peopie . i— know, it was a great team of peopie . i never— know, it was a great team of people . i never experienced people. i never experienced rpan— people. i never experienced rnar. anci— people. i never experienced rnar. ana i— people. i never experienced that. and i went— people. i never experienced that. and i went in on tuesdays anci— that. and i went in on tuesdays anci aways.— that. and i went in on tuesdays anci rriciays. so— that. and i went in on tuesdays and fridays. so i— that. and i went in on tuesdays and fridays. so i was there rwice— and fridays. so i was there rwice a— and fridays. so i was there twice a week. _ and fridays. so i was there twice a week. admittedly, i only worked— twice a week. admittedly, i only workeci wiri— twice a week. admittedly, i only worked with holly— twice a week. admittedly, i only worked with holly and phil on the worked with holly and phil on me iuesciays— worked with holly and phil on me iuesciays .— worked with holly and phil on the tuesdays , and then it was the tuesdays, and then it was aiways— the tuesdays, and then it was aiways a— the tuesdays, and then it was always a different team because it always a different team because ir was— always a different team because ir iamom— always a different team because it was eamonn and— always a different team because it was eamonn and the lovely kurn. — it was eamonn and the lovely run so— it was eamonn and the lovely run so i— it was eamonn and the lovely ruth. so i never— it was eamonn and the lovely ruth. so i never experienced or

got ruth. so i never experienced or gor ro— ruth. so i never experienced or gor ro see— ruth. so i never experienced or gor ro any— ruth. so i never experienced or got to see any of— ruth. so i never experienced or got to see any of that toxicity at got to see any of that toxicity ar air— got to see any of that toxicity ar aii anci — got to see any of that toxicity at all and that— got to see any of that toxicity at all and that ,— got to see any of that toxicity at all and that , you know, i'm at all and that, you know, i'm peing— at all and that, you know, i'm peing very— at all and that, you know, i'm being very honest— at all and that, you know, i'm being very honest about that . being very honest about that. anci— being very honest about that. ana i— being very honest about that. ana i ieir— being very honest about that. and i felt incredibly close to worry— and i felt incredibly close to worry anci— and i felt incredibly close to holly and phil— and i felt incredibly close to holly and phil for many, many yeas— holly and phil for many, many yeas pur— holly and phil for many, many years. but then— holly and phil for many, many years. but then something cnanges— years. but then something changed, didn't it? jason you say— changed, didn't it? jason you say .— changed, didn't it? jason you say . pur— changed, didn't it? jason you say , but then you say something say, but then you say something changed. they almost became , changed. they almost became, what was it, too famous or too powerful because something changed in your relationship with holly and phil? yeah it was weird. it was after i was you know.— weird. it was after i was you know. .. — weird. it was after i was you know. .. i— weird. it was after i was you know. .. iwas— ”r: it was after i was you know, i. i was basically asked to know, i. i was basically asked ro ieave— know, i. i was basically asked to leave this— know, i. i was basically asked to leave this morning and so i iii— to leave this morning and so i did ,— to leave this morning and so i iii . um— to leave this morning and so i iii . rnar— to leave this morning and so i did , um, that things and the did, um, that things and the dynamics— did, um, that things and the dynamics started to change and rnings— dynamics started to change and rnings gor— dynamics started to change and rnings gor a— dynamics started to change and things got a little— dynamics started to change and things got a little bit weird anci— things got a little bit weird and certainly— things got a little bit weird and certainly we, after the ire— and certainly we, after the we rime— and certainly we, after the first time that— and certainly we, after the first time that i- and certainly we, after the first time that i was you know, rnar— first time that i was you know, rnar i— first time that i was you know, rnar i cien-r— first time that i was you know, that i didn't return to dancing on ice.— that i didn't return to dancing on ice. um— that i didn't return to dancing on ice. um .— that i didn't return to dancing on ice, um , then— that i didn't return to dancing on ice, um , then when i came on ice, um, then when i came pack— on ice, um, then when i came pack .— on ice, um, then when i came pack . ir— on ice, um, then when i came pack . ir was— on ice, um, then when i came back , it was just— on ice, um, then when i came back , it was just everybody had back, it was just everybody had carica— back, it was just everybody had called. everybody— back, it was just everybody had called. everybody was a little bit called. everybody was a little pir unsure— called. everybody was a little bit unsure of,— called. everybody was a little bit unsure of, you— called. everybody was a little bit unsure of, you know, why i pack— bit unsure of, you know, why i pack or— bit unsure of, you know, why i was back or what— bit unsure of, you know, why i was back or what it was going to be was back or what it was going to pe iike. — was back or what it was going to pe iike. anci— was back or what it was going to be like. and so— was back or what it was going to be like. and so there was there

was a real difference in, in, in now— was a real difference in, in, in now everypociy— was a real difference in, in, in how everybody was treating me. anci— how everybody was treating me. ana you— how everybody was treating me. ana you know.— how everybody was treating me. ana you know. i— how everybody was treating me. and you know, i didn't care pcause— and you know, i didn't care pcause . you— and you know, i didn't care because , you know, i knew why because, you know, i knew why i pack. — because, you know, i knew why i pack. anci— because, you know, i knew why i was back. and i— because, you know, i knew why i was back. and i had— because, you know, i knew why i was back. and i had a job to do. anci— was back. and i had a job to do. ana i.— was back. and i had a job to do. ana ., you— was back. and i had a job to do. ana ., you know.— was back. and i had a job to do. and i, you know, i— was back. and i had a job to do. and i, you know, i stayed increiipiy— and i, you know, i stayed incredibly focussed. but yeah, p...— incredibly focussed. but yeah, me. me — incredibly focussed. but yeah, the, the tensions— incredibly focussed. but yeah, the, the tensions exchanged and, and the, the tensions exchanged and, mi rnen— the, the tensions exchanged and, mi rnen wnen— the, the tensions exchanged and, and then when these exactly why rnar— and then when these exactly why rnar naci — and then when these exactly why that had happened and then these rumours about— that had happened and then these rumours about phillip and the runner as spreading through the inciusrry— runner as spreading through the inciusrry anci— runner as spreading through the inciusrry anci i— runner as spreading through the industry and i believe you conironr— industry and i believe you confront phillip about it . i confront phillip about it. i senr— confront phillip about it. i sent phillip— confront phillip about it. i sent phillip a— confront phillip about it. i sent phillip a direct message on wire— sent phillip a direct message on iwirrer .— sent phillip a direct message on iwirrer . i— sent phillip a direct message on twitter. i think— sent phillip a direct message on twitter. i think it— sent phillip a direct message on twitter . i think it was when twitter. i think it was when i warcnei— twitter. i think it was when i warcneci pis— twitter. i think it was when i watched his coming out because, you know.— watched his coming out because, you know. rnar-s— watched his coming out because, you know, that's a— watched his coming out because, you know, that's a big thing and i you know, that's a big thing and iwanrei— you know, that's a big thing and iwanreci ro— you know, that's a big thing and i wanted to sort— you know, that's a big thing and i wanted to sort of— you know, that's a big thing and i wanted to sort of just say, iook.— i wanted to sort of just say, iook. you— i wanted to sort of just say, look, you know— i wanted to sort of just say, look, you know ,- i wanted to sort of just say, look, you know , i support you look, you know, i support you wiri— look, you know, i support you wirn rnis— look, you know, i support you with this because— look, you know, i support you with this because i know what a big with this because i know what a pig reai— with this because i know what a pig cieai rnar— with this because i know what a big deal that is.— with this because i know what a big deal that is. and i also know— big deal that is. and i also know pis— big deal that is. and i also know his wife.— big deal that is. and i also know his wife. i- big deal that is. and i also know his wife. i know his kids. i know his wife. i know his kids. i know— know his wife. i know his kids. i know pis— know his wife. i know his kids. i know his mum.— know his wife. i know his kids. i know his mum. you know, rney-re— i know his mum. you know, rney-re ioveiy— i know his mum. you know, they're lovely people. so there rnere— they're lovely people. so there was there was— they're lovely people. so there was there was a— they're lovely people. so there was there was a lot to it. and i iusr—

was there was a lot to it. and i we ieir— was there was a lot to it. and i we ieir as— was there was a lot to it. and i just felt as one— was there was a lot to it. and i just felt as one human, one gay ro— just felt as one human, one gay man to another,— just felt as one human, one gay man to another, the coming out is a— man to another, the coming out is a very— man to another, the coming out is a very difficult— man to another, the coming out is a very difficult thing as you know.— is a very difficult thing as you know. pan— is a very difficult thing as you know. dan right.— is a very difficult thing as you know. dan right. so then i sranei— know. dan right. so then i started seeing— know. dan right. so then i started seeing all this stuff rumoured about about matthew, wno— rumoured about about matthew, wno i— rumoured about about matthew, wno i nai— rumoured about about matthew, who i had seen— rumoured about about matthew, who i had seen in— rumoured about about matthew, who i had seen in 2019, seen at pancing— who i had seen in 2019, seen at pancing on— who i had seen in 2019, seen at pancing on ice.— who i had seen in 2019, seen at dancing on ice. _ who i had seen in 2019, seen at dancing on ice. we- who i had seen in 2019, seen at dancing on ice. �*vaiit rt.r?.. “ dancing on ice. we just call him person x, just to be clear , we person x, just to be clear, we call him person x, right ? okay. call him person x, right? okay. sorry, person x, then .- rt.r?.. “ t“ i g”“.7 okay. sorry, person x, then . um, rt.r?.. “ “ i g”“.7 okay. sorry, person x, then . um, that sorry, person x, then. um, that i'd sorry, person x, then. um, that in seen— sorry, person x, then. um, that i'd seen person— sorry, person x, then. um, that i'd seen person x— sorry, person x, then. um, that i'd seen person x at the at pancing— i'd seen person x at the at pancing on— i'd seen person x at the at dancing on ice— i'd seen person x at the at dancing on ice and so i was noniiiei— dancing on ice and so i was porriiieci anci— dancing on ice and so i was horrified and i— dancing on ice and so i was horrified and i was like, this, rnis— horrified and i was like, this, rnis is— horrified and i was like, this, this is awful.— horrified and i was like, this, this is awful. what's going on, you— this is awful. what's going on, you move— this is awful. what's going on, you move so— this is awful. what's going on, you move so i— this is awful. what's going on, you know? so i sent phillip a message— you know? so i sent phillip a message iusr— you know? so i sent phillip a message just saying, look, you know— message just saying, look, you know .— message just saying, look, you know . rm.— message just saying, look, you know . in. i— message just saying, look, you know , i'm. i support you in know, i'm. i support you in coming— know, i'm. i support you in coming our.— know, i'm. i support you in coming out, but- know, i'm. i support you in coming out, but are you aware of rnese— coming out, but are you aware of rnese orien— coming out, but are you aware of these other rumours— coming out, but are you aware of these other rumours about you anci— these other rumours about you anci pson— these other rumours about you anci pson xe— these other rumours about you and person x? and i just want to know— and person x? and i just want to know .— and person x? and i just want to know . is— and person x? and i just want to know . is mere— and person x? and i just want to know , is there any— and person x? and i just want to know , is there any validity in know, is there any validity in rnise— know, is there any validity in rnise anci— know, is there any validity in this? and and— know, is there any validity in this? and and he— know, is there any validity in this? and and he texts back. seriousiy—

this? and and he texts back. seriously with _ this? and and he texts back. seriously with a— this? and and he texts back. seriously with a question mark, wnicn— seriously with a question mark, wnicn i— seriously with a question mark, which i found— seriously with a question mark, which i found really odd that war— which i found really odd that rnar wouii— which i found really odd that that would be _ which i found really odd that that would be the response that you wouii— that would be the response that you wouici give— that would be the response that you would give to— that would be the response that you would give to somebody that is opviousiy— you would give to somebody that is obviously that— you would give to somebody that is obviously that you've worked wiri— is obviously that you've worked wirn ove— is obviously that you've worked wirn ren— is obviously that you've worked with over ten years together rnar— with over ten years together rnar is— with over ten years together that is another— with over ten years together that is another gay man that is somepoiy— that is another gay man that is somebody that— that is another gay man that is somebody that has reached out to you ro— somebody that has reached out to you ro iusr— somebody that has reached out to you ro iusr sorr— somebody that has reached out to you to just sort of— somebody that has reached out to you to just sort of say, look, you— you to just sort of say, look, are you aware of— you to just sort of say, look, are you aware of what is being sain— are you aware of what is being saici oniinee— are you aware of what is being said online? i— are you aware of what is being said online? i was— are you aware of what is being said online? i was genuinely concerned because i thought, you know— concerned because i thought, you know .— concerned because i thought, you know . ii— concerned because i thought, you know . ii rnis— concerned because i thought, you know , if this is— concerned because i thought, you know , if this is malicious know, if this is malicious rumour, this— know, if this is malicious rumour, this could really negariveiy— rumour, this could really negatively impact his life and his families. _ negatively impact his life and his families. and, you know , you his families. and, you know, you know.— his families. and, you know, you know. rewind— his families. and, you know, you know, rewind fast— his families. and, you know, you know, rewind fast forward three years— know, rewind fast forward three years anci — know, rewind fast forward three years and that's— know, rewind fast forward three years and that's pretty nicely wnar— years and that's pretty nicely wnar son— years and that's pretty nicely wnar sorr oi— years and that's pretty nicely what sort of happened . um, and what sort of happened. um, and rason— what sort of happened. um, and raso is— what sort of happened. um, and raso is ir— what sort of happened. um, and jason, is it true— what sort of happened. um, and jason, is it true that you say you— jason, is it true that you say you wouii— jason, is it true that you say you would rather— jason, is it true that you say you would rather be homeless rpan— you would rather be homeless man eurn— you would rather be homeless than return to— you would rather be homeless than return to itv— you would rather be homeless than return to itv to be miserable— than return to itv to be miserable and bullied again? mar-s— miserable and bullied again? ipar-s pow— miserable and bullied again? that's how impacted- miserable and bullied again? that's how impacted you- miserable and bullied again? that's how impacted you were by your experience there ? i mean, i your experience there? i mean, i think , you your experience there? i mean, i rnink . you know.— your experience there? i mean, i think , you know, let's- ” t .“rt”rt7 i mean, i think , you know, let's let's put think, you know, let's let's put it think, you know, let's let's put ir inro— think, you know, let's let's put it into context.— think, you know, let's let's put it into context. i— think, you know, let's let's put it into context. i think that you— it into context. i think that was you know,— it into context. i think that was you know, that was an off rne— was you know, that was an off me cuii— was you know, that was an off the cuff remark. _ was you know, that was an off the cuff remark. um, it's not

inreniei— the cuff remark. um, it's not inrencieci ro— the cuff remark. um, it's not intended to be— the cuff remark. um, it's not intended to be serious , but what intended to be serious, but what it intended to be serious, but what ir was— intended to be serious, but what ir ro— intended to be serious, but what it was to highlight— intended to be serious, but what it was to highlight was that in its it was to highlight was that in is currenr— it was to highlight was that in its current form _ it was to highlight was that in its current form and after all ma— its current form and after all ma i-ve— its current form and after all that i've been— its current form and after all that i've been through and you-ve— that i've been through and you-ve gor— that i've been through and you-ve gor ro— that i've been through and you've got to remember, there's peen— you've got to remember, there's peen iors— you've got to remember, there's peen iors oi— you've got to remember, there's been lots of abuses of power wiri— been lots of abuses of power wirn me— been lots of abuses of power with me, particularly the humiliate— with me, particularly the humiliate ation of making me nave— humiliate ation of making me nave ro— humiliate ation of making me have to apologise on another programme— have to apologise on another programme this— have to apologise on another programme this morning to sharon pavis— programme this morning to sharon pavis apour— programme this morning to sharon davis about comments that i made in a— davis about comments that i made in a snow— davis about comments that i made in a snow on— davis about comments that i made in a show on dancing on ice, wnicn— in a show on dancing on ice, wnicn is— in a show on dancing on ice, which is completely unrelated . which is completely unrelated. anci— which is completely unrelated. ana um— which is completely unrelated. and um, before— which is completely unrelated. and um, before my fashion item. ornerwise— and um, before my fashion item. ornerwise i— and um, before my fashion item. otherwise i was— and um, before my fashion item. otherwise i was told that i my renue— otherwise i was told that i my renue ar— otherwise i was told that i my tenure at dancing— otherwise i was told that i my tenure at dancing on ice and rip— tenure at dancing on ice and rip morning— tenure at dancing on ice and this morning would be in guesrion— this morning would be in guesrion .— this morning would be in question . so— this morning would be in question . so you know i've i've question. so you know i've i've nai— question. so you know i've i've naci a— question. so you know i've i've naci a ior— question. so you know i've i've naci a or oi— question. so you know i've i've had a lot of ultimatums . i've had a lot of ultimatums. i've peen— had a lot of ultimatums. i've been pressured.— had a lot of ultimatums. i've been pressured. i've been puiiieci— been pressured. i've been bullied. and— been pressured. i've been bullied. and i— been pressured. i've been bullied. and i have been i mink.— bullied. and i have been i think, mistreated . and when i've think, mistreated. and when i've just think, mistreated. and when i've iusr peen— think, mistreated. and when i've iusr peen going— think, mistreated. and when i've just been doing my job and they nave— just been doing my job and they nave prayer— just been doing my job and they have played with— just been doing my job and they have played with me time and rime— have played with me time and rime again— have played with me time and time again and— have played with me time and time again and people will say, weir.— time again and people will say, weii. wny— time again and people will say, weii. wny iii—

time again and people will say, well, why did you— time again and people will say, well, why did you go back? and rnar-s— well, why did you go back? and that's because— well, why did you go back? and that's because every single time pana— that's because every single time wana every— that's because every single time wana eveiy i— that's because every single time nana evely i believed after we sat nana evely i believed after we sar crown— nana evely i believed after we sat down with— nana evely i believed after we sat down with my— nana evely i believed after we sat down with my agent, with , sat down with my agent, with, win.— sat down with my agent, with, wirn. wiri— sat down with my agent, with, with, with the _ sat down with my agent, with, with, with the producers , that with, with the producers, that we naci — with, with the producers, that we naci come— with, with the producers, that we had come to— with, with the producers, that we had come to an understanding rnar— we had come to an understanding rnar rnings— we had come to an understanding that things would _ we had come to an understanding that things would be different . that things would be different. but that things would be different. pur anci— that things would be different. pur anci you— that things would be different. but and you know, after a while wnar— but and you know, after a while wnar is— but and you know, after a while wnar is war— but and you know, after a while what is that saying ? you know what is that saying? you know the definition— what is that saying? you know the definition of— what is that saying? you know the definition of idiocy is ekpecring— the definition of idiocy is expecting the _ the definition of idiocy is expecting the same outcome . and, expecting the same outcome. and, you know.— expecting the same outcome. and, you know. going— expecting the same outcome. and, you know, doing the— expecting the same outcome. and, you know, doing the same thing. iopeciing— you know, doing the same thing. ivpecring. ves— you know, doing the same thing. expecting. yes, indeed . well expecting. yes, indeed. well iook.— expecting. yes, indeed. well iook. i— expecting. yes, indeed. well look, i think— expecting. yes, indeed. well look, i think it's— expecting. yes, indeed. well look, i think it's really imponanr. - look, i think it's really important. /rtr look, i think it's really- important. you've spoken about this. yeah, no, indeed. i think it's really important. you've spoken about this spoken about your experience as personally. i miss tv, so it's miss you on tv, too, so it's lovely to chat to you always. the legend that is. jason gardiner, thank you so much. but in a statement, itv's chief executive carolyn mccall said, i want to reassure you that as a producer and broadcaster, itv takes responsibilities takes its responsibilities around care and speaking around duty of care and speaking up seriously and has and up seriously and has robust and well—established processes in place allow anyone who place which allow anyone who works concerns works with to us raise concerns that may have anonymously.

that they may have anonymously. coming up, as prince harry makes another public appearance without meghan. is it time his wife reined in harry's self—sabotaging behaviour to protect him from global humiliation? jim davidson delivers his riotous verdict on that. the boris witchhunt and the itv scandal later. but next in the media wilds, as boris johnson calls on the privileges committee and the hypocrite bernard jenkins to resign after his own lockdown rules breach was exposed, does this demonstrate what a the demonstrate what a farce the process was all along? and should be should the witch hunt be stopped? one once and for all? my stopped? one once and for all? my panel returned my superstar panel returned to break .

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victim grace pays tribute at a shattering vigil. the one man who knows his agony offers a hand of comfort . and the daily hand of comfort. and the daily telegraph leads on boris johnson's calls on partygate witchhunter bernard jenkin to resign soon. meanwhile, alastair heath, the sunday telegraph edhon heath, the sunday telegraph editor, says the looming mortgage catastrophe proves liz truss was right. haha good timing to be on the road with liz lviv and lee for a special edition of the show tomorrow night from 9 pm. she was right, by the way. my superstar panel . by the way. my superstar panel. back with me now, former loose women carol mcgiffin, the women star carol mcgiffin, the businessman adam brooks, the former party adviser former labour party adviser matthew lanza, and breaks in tonight, the lone wolf, nottingham attacker was known to mi5 nottingham attacker was known to m15 after he turned up to the security service's london headquarters year and tried headquarters last year and tried to get in office hours. apparently took his name, logged the incident and moved on after , according to these revelations from the sun. it comes as nottingham and the country remains in mourning after those three brits lost their lives. the suspect , a 31 year old west

the suspect, a 31 year old west african migrant with a history of violence , was eventually of violence, was eventually arrested on suspicion of murder in the early hours of tuesday morning . family and friends paid morning. family and friends paid tribute today to barnaby webber and grace coomber, both students, aged 19 at a university of nottingham vigil and tributes poured into for the 65 year old school caretaker. a great father, ian coates . but great father, ian coates. but while we remember those tragically lost in this attack, it is important to note that while gb news reported the story honestly revealing suspect's honestly revealing the suspect's migrant soon migrant identity, as soon as sources confirmed the sources confirmed that the majority mainstream majority of the mainstream broadcast refusing broadcast media still refusing to report his background . adam to report his background. adam brooks i mean, this pc britain is why we see things like the rotherham rape gangs get away with it for so long. people are scared with it for so long. people are scareci ro— with it for so long. people are scareci ro pe— with it for so long. people are scared to be labelled- . rtr“g people are scared to be labelled now it's prerry— scared to be labelled now it's prerry evicienr— scared to be labelled now it's pretty evident from my twitter rnar— pretty evident from my twitter rnar i-m — pretty evident from my twitter rnar i-m nor— pretty evident from my twitter that i'm not scared to say what i that i'm not scared to say what irpink.— that i'm not scared to say what irpink. i— that i'm not scared to say what ithink. i don't— that i'm not scared to say what i think. i don't care— that i'm not scared to say what i think. i don't care what other peopie— i think. i don't care what other peopie rnink— i think. i don't care what other people think of— i think. i don't care what other people think of me. sometimes is pure— people think of me. sometimes is pure narci— people think of me. sometimes is

pure hard. facts— people think of me. sometimes is pure hard. facts need to be put out pure hard. facts need to be put our mere.— pure hard. facts need to be put out there. and— pure hard. facts need to be put out there. and again, as a iarner— out there. and again, as a iarner oi— out there. and again, as a father of three _ out there. and again, as a father of three children, it worries me that tens of thousands— worries me that tens of thousands of- worries me that tens of thousands of undocked , demented, thousands of undocked, demented, unknown— thousands of undocked, demented, unknown makes— thousands of undocked, demented, unknown males we _ thousands of undocked, demented, unknown males we have no idea if rneir— unknown males we have no idea if rneir criminai— unknown males we have no idea if their criminal history are coming— their criminal history are coming across- their criminal history are coming across the boat. the cnannei— coming across the boat. the cnannei in— coming across the boat. the channel in dinghies and iireraiiy— channel in dinghies and literally being dumped into communities— literally being dumped into communities that there's a migranr— communities that there's a migrant hotel— communities that there's a migrant hotel near me , one town migrant hotel near me, one town away— migrant hotel near me, one town away irom — migrant hotel near me, one town away irom my— migrant hotel near me, one town away from my town. it's scary, you— away from my town. it's scary, you know.— away from my town. it's scary, you know. we— away from my town. it's scary, you know, we do— away from my town. it's scary, you know, we do not know the packgrouncis— you know, we do not know the backgrounds of— you know, we do not know the backgrounds of these people . we backgrounds of these people. we do backgrounds of these people. we cio nor— backgrounds of these people. we cio nor know— backgrounds of these people. we do not know their— backgrounds of these people. we do not know their motives for coming— do not know their motives for coming pere— do not know their motives for coming here, their beliefs , you coming here, their beliefs, you know.— coming here, their beliefs, you know. anci— coming here, their beliefs, you know. ana a— coming here, their beliefs, you know, and a lot— coming here, their beliefs, you know, and a lot of— coming here, their beliefs, you know, and a lot of the time, rneir— know, and a lot of the time, their beliefs— know, and a lot of the time, their beliefs will— know, and a lot of the time, their beliefs will be totally iiiierenr— their beliefs will be totally different to _ their beliefs will be totally different to ours. but matthew , different to ours. but matthew, as you— different to ours. but matthew, as you say.— different to ours. but matthew, as you say. rnis— different to ours. but matthew, as you say, this has to be rrearei— as you say, this has to be treated carefully. tsp "g 9 as you say, this has to be treated carefully. �*vaj’“y7’ i/rtr?“ treated carefully. why? yeah, i think it has to be. i think we have to be treated carefully because we don't know whether he was what his motivations were or and i think we need to wait and find out what the answers are. i mean, think you're right that mean, i think you're right that some has ignored some of the media has ignored it. be fair, i know you're it. to be fair, i know you're not going like this. the bbc not going to like this. the bbc did put this morning. it did put out 851 this morning. it did put out 851 this morning. it did clear he wasn't

did make clear that he wasn't a british citizen. he had settled status. he was from west africa. but a very different but it's a very different ianguage— but it's a very different language, isn't it, because rney-re— language, isn't it, because. they're—mental they're talking about mental neairn— they're talking about mental. neairn—rpar health issues. well, and that could yet turn out to be what mental health is. no excuse for kiiiing— mental health is. no excuse for killing someone. _ mental health is. no excuse for killing someone. of- no excuse for killing someone. cj�*" rt.rtr. no excuse for killing someone. jcij't . killing someone. of course, it is absolute no, killing someone. of course, it. is.absolute no, no. nobody's is an absolute no, no. nobody's saying-pecause.— is an absolute no, no. nobody's saying-because, carol,- nobody's saying because, carol, you saying that because, carol, you do saying that because, carol, you io-acimir— saying that because, carol, you do-admit that- saying that because, carol, you do admit that there is a do have to admit that there is a roraiiy— do have to admit that there is a totally different— do have to admit that there is a totally different tone of the coverage, isn't— totally different tone of the coverage, isn't it? once the msm reaiisei—a— coverage, isn't it? once the msm realised—a migrant,l realised that this is a migrant, rney—ro- realised that this is a migrant, rney—ro un- realised that this is a migrant, rney—ro awayi they almost want to run away irom— they almost want to run away irom ir— they almost want to run away irom ir anci— they almost want to run away from it and run— they almost want to run away from it and run towards the menu— from it and run towards the mental health. _ from it and run towards the mental health. yeah / ' “r: mental health. yeah yeah. and somerimes— mental health. yeah yeah. and sometimes it comes out that there are mental health issues when there aren't because they're obviously trying to cover up and i don't know what the reason for that is. and i think they would say because they fear you know, far right people, far right people would would get would try to get vengeance and they start attacking all the migrants. now, nobody's saying that everybody who comes we saw it with the france attack in the playground last week immediately rather than talk about, oh, my goodness, illegal immigrant than talk about, oh, my gcliterally illegal immigrant

than talk about, oh, my gcliterally stabbingl immigrant than talk about, oh, my gcliterally stabbing toddlersint than talk about, oh, my gcliterally stabbing toddlers ,lt is literally stabbing toddlers, a bloke goes on sky news from a university and says how terrible that this incident going that this incident is going to be by far right. i mean be used by the far right. i mean , exactly. it's that same sort of smear game that they they indulge in. it's lefty derangement- 3g “ it's lefty derangement syndrome, indulge in. it's lefty- derangement syndrome, again, isn-r— derangement syndrome, again, isn-r ir— derangement syndrome, again, isn-r ir e— derangement syndrome, again, isn-r ir e i-ve— derangement syndrome, again, isn't it ? i've been— derangement syndrome, again, isn't it ? i've been labelled isn't it? i've been labelled a ani— isn't it? i've been labelled a mi a— isn't it? i've been labelled a mi a racisr— isn't it? i've been labelled a and a racist today, you know, so it's and a racist today, you know, so is nappening— and a racist today, you know, so it's happening all— and a racist today, you know, so it's happening all over europe , it's happening all over europe, rnese— it's happening all over europe, rnese kinis— it's happening all over europe, these kinds of— it's happening all over europe, these kinds of attacks. . these kinds of attacks. it is inm— these kinds of attacks. it is irom irom — these kinds of attacks. it is from from these— these kinds of attacks. it is from from these this and we've got to have an honest discussion about what you do. no one does. but look revelation that but look in a revelation that has rocked westminster today, a key partygate protagonist who found boris johnson guilty of lying to parliament has been reported and urged to reported to cops and urged to resign after being dramatically exposed for breaking lockdown rules himself. so this is tory nypocrire— rules himself. so this is tory hypocrite bernard _ “ so this is tory hypocrite bernard jenkin , who hypocrite bernard jenkin, who rook— hypocrite bernard jenkin, who rook monrns— hypocrite bernard jenkin, who took months of— hypocrite bernard jenkin, who took months of pleasure sticking the took months of pleasure sticking rne kniie— took months of pleasure sticking the knife into— took months of pleasure sticking the knife into boris and the iriviieges— the knife into boris and the privileges committee stitch up ani— privileges committee stitch up ani ne— privileges committee stitch up ani ne was— privileges committee stitch up and he was revealed to have proken— and he was revealed to have broken-rules- and he was revealed to have broken-rules by. broken pandemic rules by arreniing— broken pandemic rules by. arreniing—in attending birthday drinks in pecemper— attending birthday drinks in december guido fawkes december 2020. guido fawkes reveaiei— december 2020. guido fawkes revealed attended december 2020. guido fawkes. revealed _ attended the revealed how jenkin attended the garnering— revealed how jenkin attended the garnering in— revealed how jenkin attended the gathering in parliament when ionion— gathering in parliament when ionion was— gathering in parliament when london was in— gathering in parliament when london was in tier two lockdown ani—

london was in tier two lockdown ani in— london was in tier two lockdown ani in a— london was in tier two lockdown and in a sensational turn of evenrs— and in a sensational turn of evenrs poris— and in a sensational turn of events, boris allies now say the iriviieges— events, boris allies now say the privileges committee's and enrire— privileges committee's and entire investigation of the iormer— entire investigation of the former-should- entire investigation of the former should be thrown out. former pm should be thrown out. pne— former pm should be thrown out. one-ronignr. — former pm should be thrown out. one-tonight. this- former pm should be thrown out. one tonight. this proves one told me tonight. this proves rnar— one told me tonight. this proves rnar poris— one told me tonight. this proves rnar poris nas— one told me tonight. this proves that boris has been— one told me tonight. this proves that boris has been saying all aiong— that boris has been saying all aiong rne— that boris has been saying all along the committee is a kangaroo— along the committee is a kangaroo court- along the committee is a kangaroo court and as jenkin was reponei— kangaroo court and as jenkin was reponeilrne— kangaroo court and as jenkin was reported .the met— kangaroo court and as jenkin was reported the met police over reported to the met police over the reported to the met police over rne-rnis— reported to the met police over the-this afternoon,- reported to the met police over the this afternoon, boris the breach this afternoon, boris nimseii— the breach this afternoon, boris himself—attack- the breach this afternoon, boris himself—attack byi himself went on the attack by piasring— himself went on the attack by. piasring—iusr blasting bernard jenkin has just vorei— blasting bernard jenkin has just vorei-me— blasting bernard jenkin has just voted - me from - voted to expel me from parliament— voted to expel me from parliament for allegedly trying to parliament for allegedly trying ro—knowieige- parliament for allegedly trying to_knowledge of. to conceal my knowledge of pick— to conceal my knowledge of iiiicir—ir- to conceal my knowledge of illicit—it turns. to conceal my knowledge of. illicit—it turns out illicit events. now it turns out he illicit events. now it turns out ne-ior— illicit events. now it turns out ne-ior rne - illicit events. now it turns out he _for the whole i illicit events. now it turns out he for the whole time he may have for the whole time known — he may have for the whole time known me — he may have for the whole time known-he himself- he may have for the whole time known he himself attended known that he himself attended an evens-nas— known that he himself attended an event. has choice an event. he has no choice but to an event. he has no choice but ro—acrions— an event. he has no choice but to_actionslhis. to explain his actions to his own committee,— to explain his actions to his own committee, his own committee, for his colleagues— own committee, for his colleagues to- own committee, for his colleagues to investigate an rnen— colleagues to investigate an men-resign.— colleagues to investigate an then resign. and i'm sorry , then to resign. and i'm sorry, caroi— then to resign. and i'm sorry, caroi-nim— then to resign. and i'm sorry, carol,-him right,- then to resign. and i'm sorry, carol, him right, does carol, it serves him right, does it carol, it serves him right, does ir noie— carol, it serves him right, does ir nore — carol, it serves him right, does ir nore war,— carol, it serves him right, does it not? well, of— carol, it serves him right, does it not? �*vait.. rt.rtr. ' “r: carol, it serves him right, does it not? t “r: it not? well, of course. and who doesn't think that every single one of them were doing the same thing? all knew there was thing? they all knew there was no danger and there pathetic. there pathetic that they're fighting over this. the to me, the whole covid inquiry is pathetic. it's pointless because nothing will come out of it and nothing will come out of it and nothing will come out of it and nothing will happen. we already see where nothing will happen. we already wnere ir-s— nothing will happen. we already see where it's going.— “g .. “ we already see where it's going. yeah. pecause— see where it's going. yeah. because what— see where it's going. yeah. because what is— see where it's going. yeah. because what is the- see where it's going. yeah. because what is the point? it's about who is. did you hear it?

ine— about who is. did you hear it? me mosr— about who is. did you hear it? the most astonishing- did you hear it? the most astonishing thing about the the most astonishing thing about me covip— the most astonishing thing about the covm inquiry. _ the most astonishing thing about the covid inquiry. you have to rake— the covid inquiry. you have to rake a— the covid inquiry. you have to rake a covip— the covid inquiry. you have to take a covid lateral flow test to take a covid lateral flow test ro go. — take a covid lateral flow test ro go. iney— take a covid lateral flow test to go. they encourage mask masks— to go. they encourage mask nnasks ir-s— to go. they encourage mask masks. it's like— to go. they encourage mask masks. it's like unbelievable . masks. it's like unbelievable. ir-s— masks. it's like unbelievable. ir-s iike— masks. it's like unbelievable. it's like that— masks. it's like unbelievable. it's like that one— masks. it's like unbelievable. it's like that one thing alone reiis— it's like that one thing alone reiis me— it's like that one thing alone tells me this— it's like that one thing alone tells me this inquiry is a total srircn— tells me this inquiry is a total srircn up.— tells me this inquiry is a total srircn up. pur— tells me this inquiry is a total stitch up, but i— tells me this inquiry is a total stitch up, but i just want to raw— stitch up, but i just want to raik apour— stitch up, but i just want to talk about the _ stitch up, but i just want to talk about the boris thing. adam for talk about the boris thing. adam ior one— talk about the boris thing. adam for one second— talk about the boris thing. adam for one second because it is reaiiy— for one second because it is really chilling— for one second because it is really chilling the fact that airs— really chilling the fact that airs wno— really chilling the fact that mps who want— really chilling the fact that mps who want to criticise the iacr— mps who want to criticise the iacr rnar— mps who want to criticise the fact that the _ mps who want to criticise the fact that the kangaroo court is a-coun— fact that the kangaroo court is a-court because- a kangaroo court because i reaiiy— a kangaroo court because i really believe— a kangaroo court because i really believe it- a kangaroo court because i really believe it is. and now iacing— really believe it is. and now facing censure— really believe it is. and now facing censure themselves and so are-sirencei— facing censure themselves and so are-sirencei .— facing censure themselves and so are-sirencei . i— facing censure themselves and so are silenced . i mean, what are being silenced. i mean, what is going— are being silenced. i mean, what is going one — are being silenced. i mean, what is going on? what— are being silenced. i mean, what is going on? what is- are being silenced. i mean, what is going on? gt “g are being silenced. i mean, what is going on? gtr “g is going on? what is going on with our our democracy? you're right. but unfortunately, i think higher powers. think there's higher powers. there's higher powers in play here. i believe labour want rid of boris because they know , you of boris because they know, you know, he is the threat. he is the main threat to their next general election win. and unfortunately within the conservative lviv party, the remain faction , they know that remain faction, they know that if boris came back , you know if boris came back, you know that that would stop any chance of reversing brexit. you're just rerriiiei— of reversing brexit. you're just rerriiiei oi— of reversing brexit. you're just terrified of him,— of reversing brexit. you're just terrified of him, aren't- ”rtrrt”~;fr “g fiéitx . you're just terrified of him, aren't you? voure— terrified of him, aren't you? you're absolutely labour are

apsoiureiy— you're absolutely labour are apsoiureiy-. - you're absolutely labour are absolutely-. no,l you're absolutely labour are. absolutely-. no, he's absolutely terrified. no, he's resignei— absolutely terrified. no, he's resigned because he knows he was going lose the general going to lose the general election. this is who is election. this is a man who is to use maggie thatcher's famous quote. he would he would lose his the next general his seat at the next general election. he's totally discredited. if speak discredited. if you speak to peopie— discredited. if you speak to peopie on— discredited. if you speak to peopie on rne— r: t: .rtr: if you speak to people on the street, would r: t: .rtr: if you speak to people 20 the street, would r: t: .rtr: if you speak to people 20 pointseet, would r: t: .rtr: if you speak to people 20 points behind. )uld r: t: .rtr: if you speak to people 20 points behind. rti he was 20 points behind. he wouii— he was 20 points behind. he wouii ru— he was 20 points behind. he would run labour. - he was 20 points behind. rt; : ,,_. surely he was 20 points behind. rt; “ ” surely even would run labour. surely even you aimir— would run labour. surely even you aimir rnar— would run labour. surely even you admit that boris- would run labour. surely even you admit that boris is- “ ” surely even you admit that boris is a bigger rnrear— you admit that boris is a bigger rnrearlyou— you admit that boris is a bigger rnrearlyou ar— you admit that boris is a bigger threat-you at the— you admit that boris is a bigger threat you at the next threat to you at the next eiecrion — threat to you at the next. election _sunak? threat to you at the next- election _sunak? not election than rishi sunak? not the election than rishi sunak? not ire-we— election than rishi sunak? not ire-we saw— election than rishi sunak? not the-we saw. now- election than rishi sunak? not the-we saw. now the- election than rishi sunak? not the we saw. now the boris, the boris we saw. now the boris, the boris we saw. now the boris, the we saw in 2019 the boris that we saw in 2019 was clearly a potent electoral force. , the force. but the credit, the discredited himself, you . the discredited by himself, you. the point was like if carol says that she thinks the rules were nonsense and a lot of people do, then wasn't a guy who was then this wasn't a guy who was opposing was the opposing the rules. this was the guy set the rules then guy who set the rules and then broke rules and he needs to broke the rules and he needs to pay broke the rules and he needs to pay the rules. but pay the price, the rules. but that's a whole other- that's a whole other conversation. matthew lazar, aiam— conversation. matthew lazar,| adam _ mcgiffin, conversation. matthew lazar,- adam _mcgiffin, do adam brooks, carol mcgiffin, do srani—upl stand by, because coming up, speaking— stand by, because coming up,| speaking_jnguiryr speaking of the covid inquiry, was-barrister- speaking of the covid inquiry, was-barrister out- speaking of the covid inquiry, was barrister out of was the lead barrister out of his was the lead barrister out of ms mini— was the lead barrister out of his mind for— was the lead barrister out of his mind for blaming for his mind for blaming brexit for the-preparations- the pandemic preparations iaiiurese— the pandemic preparationsj failures?_that the pandemic preparations. failures?_that as failures? we'll debate that as we—crearesrl we reveal tonight's greatest prirain— we reveal tonight's greatest prirain ani— we reveal tonight's greatest britain and union jack. but next in , britain and union jack. but next p.._, rne— britain and union jack. but next in _, the country's. in uncanceled, the country's iavourire— in uncanceled, the country's favourite _jim. favourite entertainer, jim paviison—

favourite entertainer, jim. davidson,-hilarious davidson, gives his hilarious rake— davidson, gives his hilarious rake-rne— davidson, gives his hilarious take-the day's- davidson, gives his hilarious take the day's wildest take on the day's wildest srories— take on the day's wildest stories, including the itv scaniai— stories, including the itv scandal reaching parliament and pompsneii— scandal reaching parliament and bombshell developments that bombshell developments in that poris— bombshell developments in that boris—davidson. boris witch hunt. jim davidson is aiive— boris witch hunt. jim davidson is aiive in— boris witch hunt. jim davidson is alive in two— boris witch hunt. jim davidson is alive in two minutes time. vou— is alive in two minutes time. you know— is alive in two minutes time. you know you— is alive in two minutes time. you know you don't want to miss nim— you know you don't want to miss nim .—

time now for uncanceled . time now for uncanceled. ani— time now for uncanceled. ani rnere-s— time now for uncanceled. and there's only one man best guaiiiiei— and there's only one man best guaiiiiei ro— and there's only one man best qualified to dissect the chaos ani— qualified to dissect the chaos ani wokery— qualified to dissect the chaos and wokery plaguing our shores. comeiy— and wokery plaguing our shores. comeiy iegeni— and wokery plaguing our shores. comedy legend, one of the naionrs— comedy legend, one of the nation's, i'd— comedy legend, one of the nation's, i'd say— comedy legend, one of the nation's, i'd say , the nation's nation's, i'd say, the nation's iavourire— nation's, i'd say, the nation's favourite entertainer, actually, jim favourite entertainer, actually, rim paviison— favourite entertainer, actually, jim davidson and jim itv's right on cniei— jim davidson and jim itv's right on chief executive— jim davidson and jim itv's right on chief executive carolyn iiccaii— on chief executive carolyn iiccaii ani— on chief executive carolyn mccall and head of tv kevin lygo griiiei— mccall and head of tv kevin lygo griiiei py— mccall and head of tv kevin lygo were grilled by mps for over two pours— were grilled by mps for over two nours roiay— were grilled by mps for over two hours today following the scnoiieii— hours today following the schofield scandal. i'll get you to schofield scandal. i'll get you ro reacr—

schofield scandal. i'll get you ro reacr in— schofield scandal. i'll get you ro reacr in a— schofield scandal. i'll get you to react in a moment, but first, pere— to react in a moment, but first, ice are— to react in a moment, but first, here are some of— to react in a moment, but first, here are some of the most ruinous moments . here are some of the most- ruinous moments . can you confirm ruinous moments. can you confirm the daytime production staff at this morning referred to their audience in production meetings as towerblock traces . what? as towerblock traces. what? sorry. towerblock traces. i've never heard that t t i've never heard that phrase. i have neari— never heard that phrase. i have never heard that— never heard that phrase. i have never heard that number of peopie— never heard that number of peopie nave— never heard that number of people have told me that that reaiiy— people have told me that that reaiiy appeaiei— people have told me that that really appealed to the terrible rraces— really appealed to the terrible races . — really appealed to the terrible races . i— really appealed to the terrible traces. i agree— really appealed to the terrible traces. i agree .— really appealed to the terrible traces . r?g”rtrt traces. i agree. i've never heard of that. it's a horrible rning— heard of that. it's a horrible rning ro— heard of that. it's a horrible rning ro say.— heard of that. it's a horrible rning ro say. i— heard of that. it's a horrible thing to say. i a— : it's a horrible thing to say. i a horrible thing to thing to say. i a horrible thing ro say.— thing to say. i a horrible thing ro say. is— thing to say. i a horrible thing ro say. us nor— thing to say. i a horrible thing to say. it's not what itv would be to say. it's not what itv would pe iooking— to say. it's not what itv would pe iooking ar— to say. it's not what itv would be looking at as— to say. it's not what itv would be looking at as a— to say. it's not what itv would be looking at as a target auiencei — be looking at as a target audience. right. see, i know inm— audience. right. see, i know from watching both morning show, which sometimes this saga feels like and succession . people kind like and succession. people kind of joke about, oh, internal investigations. they can be used for many purposes is tv. i'm afraid that's fiction- for many purposes is tv. i'm afraid that's fiction .- afraid that's fiction . true. afraid that's fiction. true. pur— afraid that's fiction. true. pur weir— afraid that's fiction. true. me work ger— afraid that's fiction. true. but we'll get on- afraid that's fiction. true. but we'll get on to- afraid that's fiction. true. but we'll get on to the facts. and what did you feel , dame and what did you feel, dame carolyn, when you after weeks of bullying headlines, you saw the

editor of this morning, martin frizell, tell a reporter in answer to her question that he didn't like aubergines . i think didn't like aubergines. i think martin has made— didn't like aubergines. i think martin has made a— r: r: “ . . g i think martin has made a mistake. i rnink— martin has made a mistake. i rnink ne— martin has made a mistake. i think he knows— martin has made a mistake. i think he knows he made a misiake— think he knows he made a misrake. i— think he knows he made a mistake. i think he didn't inreni— mistake. i think he didn't inreni ior— mistake. i think he didn't intend for it— mistake. i think he didn't intend for it to- mistake. i think he didn't intend for it to come. i don't rnink— intend for it to come. i don't rnink ne— intend for it to come. i don't think he intended to say that . think he intended to say that. or.— think he intended to say that. on. im— think he intended to say that. on. in ii— think he intended to say that. on. in ii wa— think he intended to say that. oh, jim, it was a— think he intended to say that. oh, jim, it was a car— think he intended to say that. . rt?” t it oh, jim, it was a car crash. it was it was mad. i particularly like a tower block. tracy right . icignr. — like a tower block. tracy right , right. and oh, and first of all, i must say that i'm really , i'm i think there's wonderful and i'd love to be grilled by caroline dineage for a couple of hours as well, to be honest with you, it's on me , on my on my tv you, it's on me, on my on my tv show tv channel. we got tower block tracy and we got cancel our kevs and bungalow bill. that's what we've got. yeah, but you're not sneering at them. you're not sneering at your iike— you're not sneering at your viewers like they are. no, emily pragm— viewers like they are. no, emily pragni. as— viewers like they are. no, emily draghi, as does— viewers like they are. no, emily draghi, as does nice as well. pur. — draghi, as does nice as well. pur. pur— draghi, as does nice as well. par. par mini— draghi, as does nice as well. but. but mind you,- draghi, as does nice as well. but. but mind you, we-

draghi, as does nice as well. but. but mind you, we don't have presenters. we but. but mind you, we don't have presenters . we have people. presenters. we have people. i mean, no offence,— presenters. we have people. i mean, no offence, but- we have people. i mean, no offence, but we have we nave— mean, no offence, but we have we nave peopie— mean, no offence, but we have we nave peopie rnar— mean, no offence, but we have we have people that have got, uh, not have people that have got, uh, nor raienr.— have people that have got, uh, nor raienr. — have people that have got, uh, not talent. that's— have people that have got, uh, not talent. : not talent. that's not the word. but they've got an act. so they come along and do an act with people like willie holly with her and him that we're seeing now. just read the autocue. now. they just read the autocue. that's it. that funny man, mr aubergine man puts the words up and philip reads it. you know, i said he must go through his life reading all the cue cards all the time. think it's a little the time. i think it's a little bit daft. think daft and bit daft. i think it's daft and i think it just shows the arrogance of those labour highgate luvvies that seem to run mainstream television now. there's no need for it down anymore. you've got you and us. that's it. so true. so true. i love you that's it. so true. so true. i iove you on— that's it. so true. so true. i love you on news- . so true. i love you on news stream. you know— love you on news stream. you know rnar— love you on news stream. you know rnar i— love you on news stream. you know that i was— love you on news stream. you know that i was watching last nignr— know that i was watching last nignr acruaiiy.— know that i was watching last night actually, we're doing aivens— night actually, we're doing aiverrs on— night actually, we're doing adverts on gb— night actually, we're doing adverts on gb news now. �*vait ”rt; adverts on gb news now. we're a weairpy— adverts on gb news now. we're a weairpy scare. — adverts on gb news now. we're a wealthy state. synergy can't even afford to be on your show. dan, synergy . i love it. now, dan, synergy. i love it. now, jim, look, boris johnson, he's channelling his inner alan by telling the daily telegraph daily express sorry, i'll be

back now , you have a you have an back now, you have a you have an idea , though, don't you, jim? idea, though, don't you, jim? about who he should be back with . with. well do you remember a band called crosby? stills, nash and band called crosby? stills, nash ani younge— band called crosby? stills, nash ani vounge iney— band called crosby? stills, nash and young? they were- band called crosby? stills, nash and young? they were a- and young? they were a supergroup— and young? they were a supergroup .— and young? they were a supergroup . individual stars. supergroup. individual stars. imeson— supergroup. individual stars. emerson lake— supergroup. individual stars. emerson lake and palmer, three of emerson lake and palmer, three oi rne— emerson lake and palmer, three oi rne grear— emerson lake and palmer, three of the great musicians got rogerner. — of the great musicians got together. what— of the great musicians got together. what i think davidson, ronnson— together. what i think davidson, ronnson ani— together. what i think davidson, johnson and farage would be the supergroup— johnson and farage would be the new supergroup to— johnson and farage would be the new supergroup to run things. ani— new supergroup to run things. ani i— new supergroup to run things. ani i musi— new supergroup to run things. and i must tell— new supergroup to run things. and i must tell you about i must tell and i must tell you about i must reii you— and i must tell you about i must reii you apour— and i must tell you about i must tell you about bernard jenkin. weir.— tell you about bernard jenkin. weii. rne— tell you about bernard jenkin. well, the word— tell you about bernard jenkin. well, the word around the campiire— well, the word around the campiire is— well, the word around the campfire is quite a big lad, but apar— campfire is quite a big lad, but apan irom— campfire is quite a big lad, but apart from that,— campfire is quite a big lad, but apart from that, um , i went to a apart from that, um, i went to a party— apart from that, um, i went to a pany wiri— apart from that, um, i went to a pany wirn nim— apart from that, um, i went to a pany wirn nim .— apart from that, um, i went to a party with him . no, not just. party with him. no, not just. wor— party with him. no, not just. wor iuring— party with him. no, not just. not during lockdown. there's not guire— not during lockdown. there's not guire rne— not during lockdown. there's not quite the smoking— not during lockdown. there's not quite the smoking gun , but i quite the smoking gun, but i rook— quite the smoking gun, but i rook my— quite the smoking gun, but i took my ex—wife_ quite the smoking gun, but i took my ex—wife to be there, and sne— took my ex—wife to be there, and sne saii— took my ex—wife to be there, and sne saii ro— took my ex—wife to be there, and she said to him— took my ex—wife to be there, and she said to him .— took my ex—wife to be there, and she said to him . hello, bernard, she said to him. hello, bernard, now— she said to him. hello, bernard, now are— she said to him. hello, bernard, now youe— she said to him. hello, bernard, how are you? and— she said to him. hello, bernard, how are you? and he said, i'm sensarionai— how are you? and he said, i'm sensarionai .— how are you? and he said, i'm sensational . you— how are you? and he said, i'm sensational . you should try me . sensational. you should try me. oh— sensational. you should try me. on. so— sensational. you should try me. on. so .— sensational. you should try me. on. so . up.— sensational. you should try me. oh, so , uh, goodness gracious . oh, so, uh, goodness gracious. copiness— oh, so, uh, goodness gracious. goodness gracious. _ oh, so, uh, goodness gracious. goodness gracious. i'm- oh, so, uh, goodness gracious. goodness gracious. i'm sure he didn't mean it. i'm sure he

didn't mean it. i'm sure he didn't mean it. now jim, i have to speak about prince harry quickly, because he's. he's cutting a lonely figure at the warrior games in san diego. are you surprised that meg has gone ? mia jim , she's disappeared. ? mia jim, she's disappeared. well, it's either that or he's trying to escape , isn't he? trying to escape, isn't he? he's probably dug a he'sprobably dug a little he's probably dug a little runner.— he's probably dug a little runnei. so— he's probably dug a little tunnel, so i'm— he's probably dug a little tunnel, so i'm just. i'm just going— tunnel, so i'm just. i'm just going ro— tunnel, so i'm just. i'm just going to build— tunnel, so i'm just. i'm just going to build a— tunnel, so i'm just. i'm just going to build a sand castle for the going to build a sand castle for me kiis— going to build a sand castle for me kiis ar— going to build a sand castle for the kids at the— going to build a sand castle for the kids at the bottom of the garien— the kids at the bottom of the garien. ne-s— the kids at the bottom of the garden. he's tunnelling out, isn-r— garden. he's tunnelling out, isn-r nee— garden. he's tunnelling out, isn't he? and— garden. he's tunnelling out, isn't he? and he's come up in pis— isn't he? and he's come up in nis—aii- isn't he? and he's come up in his—all thosei his safe place with all those veterans. harry— his safe place with all those veterans. harry still likes to surround himself with veterans. inciienraiiy— surround himself with veterans. incidentally-the - incidentally dan, it's the liberation _ incidentally dan, it's the liberation day- incidentally dan, it's the liberation day in the falkland isianis— liberation day in the falkland islands today— liberation day in the falkland islands today ,— liberation day in the falkland islands today , it's the islands today, it's the anniversary- islands today, it's the anniversary of the surrender of the argentinian— anniversary of the surrender of the argentinian forces. 41 years ago. — the argentinian forces. 41 years ago. lcoi— the argentinian forces. 41 years ago-leod press— the argentinian forces. 41 years ago. god bless him. and ago. so god bless him. and nary.— ago. so god bless him. and many. ii— ago. so god bless him. and many. ii you— ago. so god bless him. and harry, if you want to try and win— harry, if you want to try and win your— harry, if you want to try and win your way— harry, if you want to try and win your way back into the pririsn— win your way back into the british public,— win your way back into the british public, start by loving your— british public, start by loving your iarner— british public, start by loving your iarner a— british public, start by loving your father a little more. inar-s— your father a little more. inar-s rne— your father a little more. that's the way. citr?. ?r: . rt.rt that's the way. great advice, beautiful point to end it. jim davidson , love you. the nation's davidson, love you. the nation's best entertainer. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain union jackass. my superstar panel about carol mcgiffin. who's your nominee? my

greatest britain is stephen pound , who said on gb news this pound, who said on gb news this morning that he agrees with me in that the itv matters should never have come come before . never have come come before. mps it's a total waste of rakpayers— mps it's a total waste of taxpayers money and it's poinriess. — taxpayers money and it's pointless. adam brooks, your nominee. mine— pointless. adam brooks, your nominee. mine is- pointless. adam brooks, your nominee. mine is sean bailey for being nominated for a period a peerage. he's being nominated for a period a peerage . he's a lord, lord sean peerage. he's a lord, lord sean paiiey. — peerage. he's a lord, lord sean paiiey. ne— peerage. he's a lord, lord sean bailey. he does— peerage. he's a lord, lord sean bailey. he does a— peerage. he's a lord, lord sean bailey. he does a lot- peerage. he's a lord, lord sean bailey. he does a lot for- peerage. he's a lord, lord sean bailey. he does a lot for local communities. a really good guy. yeah. lord sean on our superstar panel tomorrow night, matthew lazio, nominee. it's the covid iamiiies— lazio, nominee. it's the covid iamiiies wno— lazio, nominee. it's the covid families who fought- lazio, nominee. it's the covid families who fought to - it's the covid families who fought to get the inquiry— families who fought to get the inquiry ior— families who fought to get the inquiry ior so— families who fought to get the inquiry for so long showed great iigniry— inquiry for so long showed great iigniry-ier— inquiry for so long showed great dignity-let-inquiry. dignity. let's let the inquiry do dignity. let's let the inquiry ioliop— dignity. let's let the inquiry do.job before— dignity. let's let the inquiry do job before we condemn do its job before we condemn it. of do its job before we condemn it. oi course— do its job before we condemn it. oi ivo— do its job before we condemn it. of course. i've got— do its job before we condemn it. of course. i've got to— do its job before we condemn it. of course. i've got to go- do its job before we condemn it. of course. i've got to go there for sean though. of for lord sean bailey, though. of course do . and he'sjoining course i do. and he's joining us. we're going to celebrate it tomorrow now, tomorrow night. now, a conservative couldn't conservative peer couldn't happen better bloke, union happen to a better bloke, union jackass. now. jackass. time now. carol mcgiffin, your nominee ? mcgiffin, who's your nominee? it's lawyer, hugo keith at it's the lawyer, hugo keith at the it's the lawyer, hugo keith at me covip— it's the lawyer, hugo keith at the covid inquiry. it's the lawyer, hugo keith at the covid inquiry . who? who is the covid inquiry. who? who is opene— the covid inquiry. who? who is opene ine— the covid inquiry. who? who is opene ine pis— the covid inquiry. who? who is open? the his statement by saying— open? the his statement by saying rnar— open? the his statement by saying rnar ir— open? the his statement by saying that it was basically

previr-s— saying that it was basically brexit's fault— saying that it was basically brexit's fault that there was no pianning— brexit's fault that there was no pianning ior— brexit's fault that there was no planning for the— brexit's fault that there was no planning for the pandemic. brexit's fault that there was no planning for the pandemic . well, planning for the pandemic. well, let planning for the pandemic. well, ier me— planning for the pandemic. well, ier me asu— planning for the pandemic. well, let me assure him— planning for the pandemic. well, let me assure him it was piannei— let me assure him it was planned. all— let me assure him it was planned. all right, arade dam prooks— planned. all right, arade dam prooks your— planned. all right, arade dam brooks, your nominee , sir brooks, your nominee, sir pernari— brooks, your nominee, sir bernard jenkin, mp for being a massive hypocrite and breaking iockiown— massive hypocrite and breaking lockdown rules— massive hypocrite and breaking lockdown rules whilst knifing poris— lockdown rules whilst knifing poris in— lockdown rules whilst knifing poris in rne— lockdown rules whilst knifing boris in the back at the priviiege— boris in the back at the privilege committee . ' “r: boris in the back at the— privilege committee . and matthew privilege committee. and matthew racew— privilege committee. and matthew lacey, your nominee is bojo himself for behaving like a spoilt brat, throwing his toys out of the pram and when he knows he broke the rules. well of course i'm going to go with bernard jenkin. i don't care about anyone who broke the rules. it's the fact that he has been trying to destroy the reputation of boris johnson for doing just that . thank you so doing just that. thank you so much to carol mcgiffin , adam much to carol mcgiffin, adam brooks and matthew lazar . much to carol mcgiffin, adam brooks and matthew lazar. thank you for joining brooks and matthew lazar. thank you forjoining us brooks and matthew lazar. thank you for joining us this evening . don't forget, though, we're taking the show on the road tomorrow night. we're in. leigh joined by the former prime minister, liz truss, and a studio audience filled with you, our amazing gb news family. it

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good evening. the top story from the newsroom nottingham is still a city in shock tonight after the brutal murders of three innocent people at the hands of a knifeman yesterday and a vigil was held today at nottingham university to remember the victims. thousands of students ani— victims. thousands of students ani sraii— victims. thousands of students and staff attended— . rt.. thousands of students and staff attended the ceremony this afternoon— and staff attended the ceremony this afternoon in— and staff attended the ceremony this afternoon in the grounds of the university.— this afternoon in the grounds of the university. it— this afternoon in the grounds of the university. it follows the iearns— the university. it follows the iearns oi— the university. it follows the deaths of 219— the university. it follows the deaths of 219 year old first year— deaths of 219 year old first year students— deaths of 219 year old first year students grace o'malley, kumar— year students grace o'malley, kumar ani— year students grace o'malley, kumar and barnaby webber. police carrier— kumar and barnaby webber. police eariier namei— kumar and barnaby webber. police earlier named the— kumar and barnaby webber. police earlier named the third person iaraiiy— earlier named the third person fatally stabbed— earlier named the third person fatally stabbed in the incident as scnooi— fatally stabbed in the incident as school caretaker ian coates. pis— as school caretaker ian coates. nis van— as school caretaker ian coates. nis was— as school caretaker ian coates. his van was stolen— as school caretaker ian coates. his van was stolen , then used to his van was stolen, then used to ranger— his van was stolen, then used to rarger orners— his van was stolen, then used to target others at— his van was stolen, then used to target others at the— his van was stolen, then used to target others at the vigil. the

parenrs— target others at the vigil. the parenrs oi— target others at the vigil. the parents of both— target others at the vigil. the parents of both teenagers