well, a very good afternoon, - well, a very good afternoon, everybody. — . well, a very good afternoon, everybody. is— . well, a very good afternoon, everybody. is patrick— well, a very good afternoon, everybody. is patrick christys here.— everybody. is patrick christys here. n-s— everybody. is patrick christys here. n-s 3— everybody. is patrick christys here. it's 3 p.m._ everybody. is patrick christys here. it's 3 pm. it's gb news and— here. it's 3 pm. it's gb news and rushi— here. it's 3 pm. it's gb news and rishi sunak_ here. it's 3 pm. it's gb news and rishi sunak is inadvertently apparently— and rishi sunak is inadvertently apparently made— and rishi sunak is inadvertently apparently made the asylum eeeek— apparently made the asylum seeker backlog— apparently made the asylum seeker backlog worse. i will eeu— seeker backlog worse. i will tell you— seeker backlog worse. i will tell you why— seeker backlog worse. i will tell you why and exactly how much— tell you why and exactly how much more money it's costing you then— much more money it's costing you than planned.— much more money it's costing you than planned. we're— much more money it's costing you than planned. we're also going to be— than planned. we're also going to be talking— than planned. we're also going to be talking about this story as weu. — to be talking about this story as well. meghan— to be talking about this story as well. meghan markle has been dumped.— as well. meghan markle has been dumped. n0,— as well. meghan markle has been dumped. no, not— as well. meghan markle has been dumped. no, not by— as well. meghan markle has been dumped. no, not by prince harry, but by— dumped. no, not by prince harry, but by speeify— dumped. no, not by prince harry, but by spotify, who'd of thought

it? hey, — but by spotify, who'd of thought it? hey, after— but by spotify, who'd of thought it.7 hey, after she— but by spotify, who'd of thought it.7 hey, after she treated us to such— it.7 hey, after she treated us to such gems— it.7 hey, after she treated us to such gems about— it.7 hey, after she treated us to such gems about ._ it.7 hey, after she treated us to such gems about . yeah, no, me such gems about. yeah, no, me neither— such gems about. yeah, no, me rrerrrrer .— such gems about. yeah, no, me rrerrrrer . o..— such gems about. yeah, no, me rrerrrrer . or a— such gems about. yeah, no, me neither . on a serious note, neither. on a serious note, we're also going to be talking aberr— we're also going to be talking about erre— we're also going to be talking about this as— we're also going to be talking about this as well. boris johnson,— about this as well. boris johnson, the— about this as well. boris johnson, the tory party are being— johnson, the tory party are here urged— johnson, the tory party are being urged to— johnson, the tory party are being urged to move on from eerie. — being urged to move on from eerie. eur— being urged to move on from boris. but what— being urged to move on from boris. but what i— being urged to move on from boris. but what i want to know is earr— boris. but what i want to know is yer— boris. but what i want to know re yer earr— boris. but what i want to know is can you can conserve lviv veteree— is can you can conserve lviv were car— is can you can conserve lviv voters? can people who voted for him — voters? can people who voted for mm at— voters? can people who voted for mm re the — voters? can people who voted for him at the last— voters? can people who voted for him at the last election ? and him at the last election? and rrrreuy— him at the last election? and finally, another— him at the last election? and finally, another shocking soft touch,— finally, another shocking soft touch, rew— finally, another shocking soft touch, law and— finally, another shocking soft touch, law and order story , touch, law and order story, eerrer— touch, law and order story, serial killer,— touch, law and order story, serial killer, depraved monster levi— serial killer, depraved monster levi bellfield_ serial killer, depraved monster levi bellfield has— serial killer, depraved monster levi bellfield has been granted permission— levi bellfield has been granted permreerer re— levi bellfield has been granted permission to get— levi bellfield has been granted permission to get married in prison.— permission to get married in prreer. wret— permission to get married in prison. what on— permission to get married in prison. what on earth are we playing— prison. what on earth are we preyrrg ere— prison. what on earth are we playing at? yesterday, colin pitchfork— playing at? yesterday, colin pitchfork was _ playing at? yesterday, colin pitchfork was set for release, are— pitchfork was set for release, and new— pitchfork was set for release, and enn— pitchfork was set for release, and now this guy is going to be ente— and now this guy is going to be are re— and now this guy is going to be are to get— and now this guy is going to be able to get married. it absolutely— able to get married. it absolutely beggars belief. we're going— absolutely beggars belief. we're going re— absolutely beggars belief. we're gerng re ger— absolutely beggars belief. we're going to get-right- absolutely beggars belief. we're going to get right into going to get stuck right into the going to get stuck right into rne-n.— going to get stuck right into ene-rr. here- going to get stuck right into the it. here with me, the lot of it. here with me, earner— the lot of it. here with me, patrick christys_ the lot of it. here with me, patrick christys on gb news. oh nee nee— patrick christys on gb news. oh we've also got just— patrick christys on gb news. oh we've also got just a foil. rnere-e— we've also got just a foil. there's even— we've also got just a foil. there's even more for you to love — there's even more for you to love vee— there's even more for you to love. yes, that's— there's even more for you to love. yes, that's right. these ner— love. yes, that's right. these just sren— love. yes, that's right. these just seen on— love. yes, that's right. these just stop oil numpties have been been— just stop oil numpties have been been-renn— just stop oil numpties have been back-againlthe_ just stop oil numpties have been back again the opera. back at it again at the opera. so back at it again at the opera. se-ne— back at it again at the opera. se-ne ge- — back at it again at the opera. so we go. anyway right. i so there we go. anyway right. i wru— so there we go. anyway right. i ma rene— so there we go. anyway right. i met take you— so there we go. anyway right. i will take you over— so there we go. anyway right. i will take you over now to get your— will take you over now to get your headlines— will take you over now to get your headlines ._

your headlines. rnnnk- your headlines. thank you, patrick. your headlines.- thank you, patrick. good afternoon. — thank you, patrick. good afternoon. it's— thank you, patrick. good afternoon. it's 3:01. your top stories from the newsroom. and we start with some breaking a— we start with some breaking a re— we start with some breaking news. a 48 year- we start with some breaking news. ' ”8 rim: it?" we start with some breaking- news. a 48 year old man has been arrested after a police officer was stabbed in maidstone yesterday evening . kent police yesterday evening. kent police says yesterday evening. kent police enye nee— yesterday evening. kent police enye ne-e rn— yesterday evening. kent police enye ne-e in e— yesterday evening. kent police says he's in a serious- 33; " g kent police says he's in a serious but starre— says he's in a serious but stable condition in a man has been— stable condition in a man has been arrested— stable condition in a man has been arrested after a police officer— been arrested after a police officer wee— been arrested after a police officer was stabbed in kent. and we-u— officer was stabbed in kent. and we-u bring— officer was stabbed in kent. and we-u nnng yew— officer was stabbed in kent. and we'll bring you more on that newerenrne— we'll bring you more on that developing story— we'll bring you more on that developing story as we get it . developing story as we get it. detectives— developing story as we get it. detectives have— developing story as we get it. detectives have been- developing story as we get it. detectives have been given until the early hours of tomorrow morning to question the 31 year old suspect shot in the nottingham knife attacks. it's being widely reported he's a former student of the university, valda kalakani, last night , family members of the night, family members of the victims gave powerful tributes to their loved ones at an emotional vigil, thousands lined the city centre to pay their respects to barnaby webber, grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates, grace's brother james said she was so much more than

just a sister . grace wasn't only just a sister. grace wasn't only wer— just a sister. grace wasn't only we r— just a sister. grace wasn't only we a enter— just a sister. grace wasn't only just a sister to— just a sister. grace wasn't only just a sister to me,— just a sister. grace wasn't only just a sister to me, she- grace wasn't only just a sister to me, she was the beer— just a sister to me, she was the new friend— just a sister to me, she was the best friend of— just a sister to me, she was the best friend of mine— just a sister to me, she was the best friend of mine . my mother, best friend of mine. my mother, my fan...— best friend of mine. my mother, rny rnrner, nu— best friend of mine. my mother, my father, all her— best friend of mine. my mother, my father, all her friends and all my father, all her friends and an ner— my father, all her friends and all her family— my father, all her friends and all her family ._ my father, all her friends and all her family . and if there's all her family. and if there's enry— all her family. and if there's enry ene— all her family. and if there's only one message that comes out of only one message that comes out or ene— only one message that comes out or we r— only one message that comes out or we r urge— only one message that comes out of this, i urge you— only one message that comes out of this, i urge you all to enenen— of this, i urge you all to cherish every- of this, i urge you all to cherish every moment you spend wren— cherish every moment you spend win your— cherish every moment you spend with your loved— cherish every moment you spend with your loved ones because you just with your loved ones because you we neer— with your loved ones because you we knew— with your loved ones because you just never know when it will end . ._ just never know when it will end . r winn— just never know when it will end . rrnrnw we— just never know when it will end . i think it's findings- just never know when it will end . i think it's findings are- just never know when it will end . i think it's findings are and they really indicate late that bofis they really indicate late that boris johnson was a lawbreaker, but also that he was a liar, that he misled parliament. but now it's time to rishi sunak to actually show some backbone . you actually show some backbone. you know, he's not showing backbone on this. so far, the taxpayers picked up boris johnson's legal bill. rishi sunak has shown himself to be unwilling to stand up to egos in his party. until now. we've got so much psychodrama still in the conservative party when it should be focussed on delivering

the people's priorities . shadow the people's priorities. shadow women and equality secretary anneliese dodds speaking there. the daily mail has confirmed wer— the daily mail has confirmed ennr none— the daily mail has confirmed that boris johnson will be its new columnist. _ that boris johnson will be its new columnist. 37�*sr�*~r: new columnist. the former pm has promised to offer uncensored offered views. his first piece wru— offered views. his first piece wru ne— offered views. his first piece wru we owe— offered views. his first piece will be out out— ”cc , his first piece will be out out tomorrow . will be out out tomorrow. the frnrer— will be out out tomorrow. the former director— will be out out tomorrow. the former director general of the police watchdog has been charged with raping a girl under 16. michael lockwood is accused of six corner— michael lockwood is accused of six corner or— michael lockwood is accused of six counts of indecent assault and— six counts of indecent assault and enree— six counts of indecent assault and three counts— six counts of indecent assault and three counts of rape against the and three counts of rape against rne teenager. — and three counts of rape against the teenager. the— and three counts of rape against the teenager. the crown prosecution _ the teenager. the crown prosecution service says the 64 year— prosecution service says the 64 year ere— prosecution service says the 64 year old allegedly— prosecution service says the 64 year old allegedly committed the during— year old allegedly committed the crimes during the— year old allegedly committed the crimes during the 1980s. he left the independent— crimes during the 1980s. he left the independent office for pence— the independent office for police conduct— the independent office for police conduct in december after it emerged— police conduct in december after it emerged ne— police conduct in december after it emerged he was— police conduct in december after it emerged he was being investigated— it emerged he was being investigated over a historical ruegewen— investigated over a historical ruegnwen ,— investigated over a historical allegation , an— investigated over a historical allegation , an by mutual allegation, an by mutual agreement— allegation, an by mutual agreement . — allegation, an by mutual agreement . ”a, allegation, an by mutual agreement. allegation, an by mutual agreement . ”a, :: allegation, an by mutual- agreement . spotify has ended its agreement. spotify has ended its lucrative deal with the duke and duchess of sussex. meghan markle naetet— duchess of sussex. meghan markle naetet tast— duchess of sussex. meghan markle naetet just one— duchess of sussex. meghan markle hosted just one podcast_

if 53.5r5rri;,tt< meghan markle hosted just one podcast series as part— hosted just one podcast series as part at— hosted just one podcast series as part at we— hosted just one podcast series as part of the deal called arenetynee— as part of the deal called arenetynee ,— as part of the deal called archetypes , which ran for 12 archetypes, which ran for 12 enteatee. — archetypes, which ran for 12 episodes. the— archetypes, which ran for 12 episodes. the couple signed the teat— episodes. the couple signed the teat wttn— episodes. the couple signed the deal with the _ episodes. the couple signed the deal with the streaming giant eettnatet— deal with the streaming giant estimated to— deal with the streaming giant estimated to be— deal with the streaming giant estimated to be worth around £18 nttttan— estimated to be worth around £18 nttttan tn— estimated to be worth around £18 million in late— estimated to be worth around £18 million in late 2020. in a joint statement,— million in late 2020. in a joint statement, the— million in late 2020. in a joint statement, the two parties said tney— statement, the two parties said tney wee— statement, the two parties said tney treat— statement, the two parties said they were proud of the series tney-t— they were proud of the series tney-t mate— they were proud of the series they'd made together a hosepipe and they'd made together a hosepipe ant enrtntter— they'd made together a hosepipe and sprinkler ban— they'd made together a hosepipe and sprinkler ban is to be introduced— and sprinkler ban is to be introduced in— and sprinkler ban is to be introduced in kent and sussex tran— introduced in kent and sussex trarn tne— introduced in kent and sussex from the 26th— introduced in kent and sussex from the 26th of— introduced in kent and sussex from the 26th of june as the neatwawe— from the 26th of june as the heatwave continues . as south heatwave continues. as south tast— heatwave continues. as south taet water— heatwave continues. as south east water says— heatwave continues. as south east water says it's bringing in the east water says it's bringing in tne tan— east water says it's bringing in tne tan anta— east water says it's bringing in the ban amid shortages in the two— the ban amid shortages in the two eawnttee— the ban amid shortages in the two counties where drinking water— two counties where drinking water nae— two counties where drinking water has reached record demand . tne— water has reached record demand . tnte nann— water has reached record demand . this month. some— water has reached record demand . this month. some households in tent— . this month. some households in tent ant— . this month. some households in kent and sussex— . this month. some households in kent and sussex have been wttnawt— kent and sussex have been without water— kent and sussex have been without water since monday due to entry— without water since monday due to eannty teeaee— without water since monday due to supply issues, rule breakers eawtt— to supply issues, rule breakers eawtt ttnt— to supply issues, rule breakers could find themselves hit with a twooo — could find themselves hit with a twooo ttne. — could find themselves hit with a £1,000 fine. conservative mp in tentnant— £1,000 fine. conservative mp in ishkhani told— £1,000 fine. conservative mp in ishkhani told us— £1,000 fine. conservative mp in ishkhani told us there was no entan— ishkhani told us there was no anttan tat— ishkhani told us there was no anttan tat ta— ishkhani told us there was no option but to impose the ban. i knew— option but to impose the ban. i knew eeryane— option but to impose the ban. i know everyone doesn't want a naeentne— know everyone doesn't want a naeentne tan. — know everyone doesn't want a naeentne tan. ._ know everyone doesn't want a hosepipe ban. : e hosepipe ban. i wanted it. it's here. it's a really good result. it means that people can have up to 10% more water in their in their systems at home. but look,

really south—east water needs to get their get their act together. we've had a couple of days of sunshine and people have now not had for water up to five days and people don't even know when going back . i'm when it's going to be back. i'm back to boris johnson and some breaking news. boris johnson eanntttet— breaking news. boris johnson eanntttet a— breaking news. boris johnson committed a clear— g borisjohnson committed a clear breach of the rates— committed a clear breach of the rates ty— committed a clear breach of the ratee by any— committed a clear breach of the rules by only informing the atweary— rules by only informing the advisory committee on business annatntnente— advisory committee on business annatntnente at— advisory committee on business appointments of becoming a eatwnntet— appointments of becoming a columnist at— appointments of becoming a columnist at the daily mail . columnist at the daily mail. watt— columnist at the daily mail. watt an— columnist at the daily mail. half an hour— columnist at the daily mail. half an hour before the public announcement. _ half an hour before the public announcement. g announcement. that's according to the watchdog and we'll bring you more on that story , that you more on that story, that breaking we get it. breaking story, as we get it. and the fossilised remains of a previously unknown type of dinosaur have been found on the isle of wight. it's dinosaur have been found on the isle of wight . it's the first isle of wight. it's the first new species of armoured dinosaur to be found on the island since 1865 and belongs to the same plant eating family. the ankylosaurus is named the vector michelle dewberry 80. it was discovered in rocks dating back

. between 66 and 145 million years and we all love a dinosaur story. this is gb news. we'll bring— story. this is gb news. we'll trtng yaw— story. this is gb news. we'll trtng you re— story. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as— this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now— bring you more as it happens. wow, tnawan— bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's— bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back over to . patrick strap patrick- strap yourselves tatrtet— strap yourselves in for the tateet— strap yourselves in for the latest round— strap yourselves in for the latest round of— strap yourselves in for the latest round of migration madness. it— latest round of migration madness. e latest round of migration- madness. it turns out that rishi sunaks plans to clear the asylum backlog is not only unachieved goal backlog is not only unachieved goal, but it's actually made things worse and it's costing the taxpayer billions more than expected in order to clear the backlog backlog , a home office backlog backlog, a home office layabout would have to process around 2200 applications a week. but they're actually processing around half of that . oh, and around half of that. oh, and only one fifth of home office staff tasked with clearing the backlog are fully trained and working independently . dodi the working independently. dodi the mind boggles thinking about what catastrophic decisions that lot are making when one considers the fact that a bloke from sudan

facing a rape charge was allowed to stay forever. the cost of the asylum backlog, which is around 100,000 people, is staggering . 100,000 people, is staggering. the government overspent by £2.2 billion last year, mainly due to hotel accommodation. the home office spent around £36 billion on asylum support costs in 20 2223, nearly double the year before . seriously, at this rate, before. seriously, at this rate, we might as well just put all the asylum seekers on a giant ferry, bring them into calais and then on, of course , to and then on, of course, to doven and then on, of course, to dover. rent out the ritz and build an extension on it. i mean , build an extension on it. i mean i , build an extension on it. i mean , i fail to understand how it's not more cost effective to do a monumental recruitment drive and employ more people to process claims . but i employ more people to process claims. but i tell you employ more people to process claims . but i tell you what's claims. but i tell you what's going to happen . claims. but i tell you what's going to happen. i'll make a prediction. sunak will get desperate just time for the desperate just in time for the next election and we'll just start waving all these people through to clear the backlog. the asylum seeker charities will all up go see. they all stand up and go see. they were all genuine asylum seekers and we'll end up with more crime, housing pressure and social so to summarise, social unrest. so to summarise, the backlog is getting worse.

the costs are going up, nobody's happyr the costs are going up, nobody's happy, everything's knackered and still for some reason we're not just putting people on planes or turning the boats back . we well, that's what i think i want to hear from you. email me, gb views. gb news news.com with me to kick things off. i'm very grateful to be joined in the studio by gb news home and security editor mark white and mark the national audit office's statistics here are statistics and findings here are actually quite shocking. it appears that, albeit inadvertently , things are not inadvertently, things are not going particularly well for rishi sunak . well, going particularly well for rishi sunak. well, indeed. so you— rishi sunak. well, indeed. so you tett— rishi sunak. well, indeed. so you tett tne— rishi sunak. well, indeed. so you tell the audience- ?;’ well, indeed. so you tell the audience regularly to strap— you tell the audience regularly to strap themselves in, strap yawreett— to strap themselves in, strap yeareett tar— to strap themselves in, strap yourself for in— to strap themselves in, strap yourself for in a— to strap themselves in, strap yourself for in a high octane nae.— yourself for in a high octane rtte. .— yourself for in a high octane ride. i would— yourself for in a high octane ride. i would say— yourself for in a high octane ride. i would say strap yourselves— ride. i would say strap yourselves in- ride. i would say strap yourselves in for a bit of a nentat— yourselves in for a bit of a mental marathon. i'm going to eneet— mental marathon. i'm going to eneet wttn— mental marathon. i'm going to check with you _ mental marathon. i'm going to check with you periodically, arr,— check with you periodically, an, to — check with you periodically, ali, to see whether you've nattet — ali, to see whether you've nodded off— ali, to see whether you've nodded off or— ali, to see whether you've nodded off or not. okay. it is trttay— nodded off or not. okay. it is trttay tat— nodded off or not. okay. it is friday, but 173,000 dead is ewrrentty— friday, but 173,000 dead is currently what— friday, but 173,000 dead is currently what the number of people— currently what the number of

neante watttna— currently what the number of people waiting for initial aeytwn— people waiting for initial asylum decision is at. there is wttntn— asylum decision is at. there is wttntn tnat— asylum decision is at. there is within that figure,— asylum decision is at. there is within that figure, though , a within that figure, though, a ntetarte— within that figure, though, a historic backlog. it was at tooeoo— historic backlog. it was at 100,000 people who've been watttna— 100,000 people who've been watttna tar— 100,000 people who've been watttng tor a— 100,000 people who've been waiting for a long time. and we're talking— waiting for a long time. and we're talking years for that first— we're talking years for that first decision— we're talking years for that first decision on asylum. rishi swnat— first decision on asylum. rishi sanat tn— first decision on asylum. rishi sunak in december of last year eart— sunak in december of last year eatt tnat— sunak in december of last year eatt tnat ne— sunak in december of last year said that he was— sunak in december of last year said that he was going to reduce this said that he was going to reduce tnte ntetarte— said that he was going to reduce this historic back— said that he was going to reduce this historic back log and he nae— this historic back log and he nae tene— this historic back log and he nae tone to— this historic back log and he has done to an— this historic back log and he has done to an extent , it's gone has done to an extent, it's gone tran— has done to an extent, it's gone trarn tooeoo— has done to an extent, it's gone from 100,000 down— has done to an extent, it's gone from 100,000 down to about 78,000,— from 100,000 down to about 78,000, tat— from 100,000 down to about 78,000, but just— from 100,000 down to about 78,000, but just do the maths ant— 78,000, but just do the maths ant tne— 78,000, but just do the maths and the national— 78,000, but just do the maths and the national audit office say and the national audit office eay tnat— and the national audit office say that there— and the national audit office say that there is— and the national audit office say that there is no way at the current— say that there is no way at the ewrent rate — say that there is no way at the current rate of— say that there is no way at the current rate of these home entree— current rate of these home office asylum _ current rate of these home office asylum application processors the _ office asylum application processors the job they're terna— processors the job they're doing, they're _ processors the job they're doing, they're processing them at attent— doing, they're processing them at about 1100 _ doing, they're processing them at about 1100 a _ doing, they're processing them at about 1100 a week. there's no way— at about 1100 a week. there's no way tnat— at about 1100 a week. there's no way tnat yaw— at about 1100 a week. there's no way that you will— at about 1100 a week. there's no way that you will get that ntetarte— way that you will get that historic backlog down to zero, taeteatty. — historic backlog down to zero, basically. and _ historic backlog down to zero, basically. and of— historic backlog down to zero, basically. and of course, the added— basically. and of course, the added issue,— basically. and of course, the added issue, the— basically. and of course, the added issue, the flip side of tne— added issue, the flip side of tie te— added issue, the flip side of tie te yaw— added issue, the flip side of this is you get— added issue, the flip side of this is you get the historic taettaa— this is you get the historic backlog down— this is you get the historic backlog down at the cost of just oeneratty— backlog down at the cost of just oeneratty doing—

backlog down at the cost of just generally doing the other asylum nraeeeetna— generally doing the other asylum nraeeeetna tnat— generally doing the other asylum processing that you're supposed to processing that you're supposed ta ta. — processing that you're supposed ta ta. ant— processing that you're supposed ta ta. ant att— processing that you're supposed to do. and all of— processing that you're supposed to do. and all of the time tney-re— to do. and all of the time they're increasing. so 1100 is etu— they're increasing. so 1100 is etttt a— they're increasing. so 1100 is etttt a week. — they're increasing. so 1100 is still a week. i— they're increasing. so 1100 is still a week. i am- they're increasing. so 1100 is still a week. i am just it's twat.— still a week. i am just it's twet. wee.— still a week. i am just it's twet. wee. sa— still a week. i am just it's just. yes. so 1100 a week are terna— just. yes. so 1100 a week are being processed.— just. yes. so 1100 a week are being processed. right. in the tast— being processed. right. in the taet eta— being processed. right. in the taet etx taye— being processed. right. in the last six days is— being processed. right. in the last six days is not even a week.— last six days is not even a week. we— last six days is not even a week. we have— last six days is not even a week. we have had 1800 people eraeetnt— week. we have had 1800 people eraeetnt tne— week. we have had 1800 people crossing the channel. and this is crossing the channel. and this te nat— crossing the channel. and this te not a— crossing the channel. and this is not a particular— crossing the channel. and this is not a particular good week. two— is not a particular good week. two taye— is not a particular good week. two taye at— is not a particular good week. two days of really good weather . tat— two days of really good weather . tat tne— two days of really good weather . but the rest,— two days of really good weather . but the rest, it's— two days of really good weather . but the rest, it's been, you knew,— . but the rest, it's been, you knew taye— . but the rest, it's been, you knew, taye at— . but the rest, it's been, you know, days of maybe 100, 150. so in know, days of maybe 100, 150. so tn an— know, days of maybe 100, 150. so tn an aeaet— know, days of maybe 100, 150. so in an average week. " ti" in an average week. so in an aeerat— in an average week. so in an average week where the weather is relatively passable, we are still accepting more people in than we are processing . yes, than we are processing. yes, 1800 coming in and- ff“ “r; yes, 1800 coming in and 99% 5“ “r; yes, 1800 coming in and 99% of them wit— 1800 coming in and 99% of them wttt ta— 1800 coming in and 99% of them wttt to an— 1800 coming in and 99% of them wttt to en te— 1800 coming in and 99% of them will go on to claim— 1800 coming in and 99% of them will go on to claim asylum. but tnat— will go onto claim asylum. but tnat .— will go on to claim asylum. but tnat , yaw— will go on to claim asylum. but tnat , yet know,— will go on to claim asylum. but that , you know, that doesn't that, you know, that doesn't aunt— that, you know, that doesn't ant tar— that, you know, that doesn't account for everyone who's etatntnt— account for everyone who's claiming asylum because those eantnt— claiming asylum because those eantnt tn— claiming asylum because those coming in thousands a year in tne— coming in thousands a year in tne tatte— coming in thousands a year in tne taete at— coming in thousands a year in the backs of lorries that are bent— the backs of lorries that are tetnt eawtnt— the backs of lorries that are being caught are also claiming aeytwn— being caught are also claiming aeytan. tnaee—

being caught are also claiming asylum. those who are aweretaytnt— asylum. those who are overstaying a - asylum. those who are overstaying a visa and working tttetatty— overstaying a visa and working tttetatty tn— overstaying a visa and working illegally in the— overstaying a visa and working illegally in the economy and bent— illegally in the economy and tetnt eatttt— illegally in the economy and being caught. many of them go on to etatn — being caught. many of them go on to claim asylum.— being caught. many of them go on to claim asylum. people land on attttnt— to claim asylum. people land on attttnt ant— to claim asylum. people land on a flight and claim _ to claim asylum. people land on a flight and claim asylum . so a flight and claim asylum. so tnere-e— a flight and claim asylum. so tnere-e tate— a flight and claim asylum. so there's lots of— a flight and claim asylum. so there's lots of other avenues wnere— there's lots of other avenues wnere teatte— there's lots of other avenues where people are— there's lots of other avenues where people are coming in and tnat— where people are coming in and tnat aeytan— where people are coming in and that asylum backlog continues to traw— that asylum backlog continues to tow .— that asylum backlog continues to tow . tne— that asylum backlog continues to grow . the historic— that asylum backlog continues to grow . the historic asylum grow. the historic asylum taettat— grow. the historic asylum backlog backlog is there and tetttnt— backlog backlog is there and tetttnt tnat— backlog backlog is there and getting that down eventually may be a— getting that down eventually may be a teat.— getting that down eventually may be a teat. tat— getting that down eventually may be a goal. but at— getting that down eventually may be a goal. but at the same time, ye— be a goal. but at the same time, yaw-re tattnt— be a goal. but at the same time, yaw-re tattnt year— be a goal. but at the same time, you're taking your eye off the tatt— you're taking your eye off the bat wttn— you're taking your eye off the ball with the— you're taking your eye off the ball with the overall number of teatte— ball with the overall number of teatte tn— ball with the overall number of teatte tn tne— ball with the overall number of people in the asylum system. and if people in the asylum system. and tt we— people in the asylum system. and tt we aweretent— people in the asylum system. and if we overspent by— people in the asylum system. and if we overspent by £2.2 billion in if we overspent by £2.2 billion tn tne— if we overspent by £2.2 billion tn tne year— if we overspent by £2.2 billion in the year just— if we overspent by £2.2 billion in the yearjust gone, can if we overspent by £2.2 billion in the year just gone, can you exptatn— in the year just gone, can you explain to— in the year just gone, can you explain to me— in the year just gone, can you explain to me why that money can-t— explain to me why that money ean-t te— explain to me why that money cant be eaten— explain to me why that money can't be spent employing enough tene— can't be spent employing enough tonne otttee— can't be spent employing enough home office staff— can't be spent employing enough home office staff to process tneee— home office staff to process these people? _ home office staff to process these people? it- home office staff to process these people? e these people? it has to be cheaper to do that than to continually try to find however many rooms it is every single day for these people . all of it day for these people. all of it has got to be cheaper to just employ more staff . there is employ more staff. there is a reerwttnent— employ more staff. there is a recruitment process- ri; “131i: there is a recruitment process underway by the recruitment process underway by tne tene— recruitment process underway by the home office— recruitment process underway by the home office to— recruitment process underway by the home office to increase the

etatt— the home office to increase the etatt tewet— the home office to increase the staff level because— the home office to increase the staff level because they cut it by natt— staff level because they cut it by natt. on— staff level because they cut it by half. oh, lovely. so that's at— by half. oh, lovely. so that's at tne— by half. oh, lovely. so that's one of the reasons why you've a big— one of the reasons why you've seen a big backlog that and teeawee— seen a big backlog that and teeawee rt— seen a big backlog that and because it just— seen a big backlog that and because it just becomes so much more complicated,— because it just becomes so much more complicated, the process tnan— more complicated, the process tnan rt— more complicated, the process tnan tt wae— more complicated, the process than it was, say,— more complicated, the process than it was, say, a— more complicated, the process than it was, say, a decade and a natt— than it was, say, a decade and a tan ate,— than it was, say, a decade and a half ago, because— than it was, say, a decade and a half ago, because those within in half ago, because those within tn tne— half ago, because those within tn tne wnate— half ago, because those within in the whole asylum system from the in the whole asylum system from tne teatte— in the whole asylum system from the people traffickers that are taetttty— the people traffickers that are facility getting _ the people traffickers that are facility getting the passage of tneee— facility getting the passage of tneee neatte— facility getting the passage of these people illegally across these people illegally across the channel— these people illegally across the channel to— these people illegally across the channel to the charities and the channel to the charities and tne tawyere— the channel to the charities and the lawyers who— the channel to the charities and the lawyers who are assisting wen,— the lawyers who are assisting tnen, tney— the lawyers who are assisting them, they have— the lawyers who are assisting them, they have become much more eatntetteate— them, they have become much more sophisticate dated— them, they have become much more sophisticate dated in— them, they have become much more sophisticate dated in what they can sophisticate dated in what they tett— sophisticate dated in what they can tell these— sophisticate dated in what they can tell these asylum seekers to nett— can tell these asylum seekers to new enewre— can tell these asylum seekers to help ensure that— can tell these asylum seekers to help ensure that they are attawet— help ensure that they are allowed to _ help ensure that they are allowed to stay . for instance, allowed to stay. for instance, tne— allowed to stay. for instance, tne teatte— allowed to stay. for instance, the people traffickers is tetttnt— the people traffickers is telling them _ the people traffickers is telling them throw away your taewnente— telling them throw away your documents. so _ telling them throw away your documents. so even if you get a no at— documents. so even if you get a no at tne— documents. so even if you get a no at tne ent— documents. so even if you get a no at the end of— documents. so even if you get a no at the end of the day, i.e. yttr— no at the end of the day, i.e. year aeytwn — no at the end of the day, i.e. your asylum application is reteetet— your asylum application is reteetet .— your asylum application is reteetet , we — your asylum application is rejected , we still can't return rejected, we still can't return you— rejected, we still can't return yet to— rejected, we still can't return yen to tran— rejected, we still can't return yen to rran ar— rejected, we still can't return you to iran or afghanistan or wherever because there's no documentation _ wherever because there's no documentation for you. and that patent— documentation for you. and that particular dysfunctional government— particular dysfunctional government wouldn't have you tact— government wouldn't have you back anyway.— government wouldn't have you back anyway. — government wouldn't have you back anyway. look, mark, thank you. cracking top of the show

there. mark white, our home and security editor. so we've spoken about the fact and the numbers here. i think now it moves on to being a question of, well, what's the policy and what policies change, policies need to change, especially of especially in light of yesterday's story that i was covering about appears covering about it appears in this country, if you do arrive here even illegally and then you go on to commit a serious crime in this country, if you come from a country that is war torn and has got civil unrest, we still can't deport you anyway . still can't deport you anyway. and at what point is rishi sunak going to have to get suitably desperate that he takes the kind of drastic action that i suspect a lot of people at home, a lot of people listening online or on their would now think we their radios would now think we have take order stop their radios would now think we havtmigrant order stop their radios would now think we havtmigrant madness. stop their radios would now think we havtmigrant madness. i'm)p their radios would now think we havtmigrant madness. i'm joined this migrant madness. i'm joined now by alex phillips, who's a policy adviser to reform uk, a former old mucker as former mep, my old mucker as well. good stuff. look well. alex, good stuff. look what kind of policy decision does have take here? does he have to take here? because be banging because people will be banging their heads desks around the their heads off desks around the country the moment country at the moment saying, look, rishi, tried your look, rishi, you've tried your best, unless you get some

best, but unless you get some flights taking off or start turning boats back, ain't turning the boats back, it ain't happening, mate. yeah you're absolutely actually, happening, mate. yeah you're alyou1tely actually, happening, mate. yeah you're alyou look actually, happening, mate. yeah you're alyou look at actually, happening, mate. yeah you're alyou look at the actually, happening, mate. yeah you're alyou look at the legacy :tually, happening, mate. yeah you're alyou look at the legacy ofally, if you look at the legacy of eawntree— if you look at the legacy of countries that— if you look at the legacy of countries that have chosen to tate— countries that have chosen to take atten— countries that have chosen to take action interceptive action ewen— take action interceptive action ewen ae— take action interceptive action such as turning— take action interceptive action such as turning the boats back, it such as turning the boats back, tt-teen— such as turning the boats back, it been remarkably it has been remarkably successful. - it has been remarkably successful. : “ successful. so despite when australia did this at the start of the century and the start of the 2020s, there being huge outcry the usual suspects, outcry from the usual suspects, amnesty international, the un et cetera. what it did do was act as a final deterrent and basically seized up that passage and the boats essentially just stopped coming and i don't really understand the argument that somehow a boat going back in one direction across the channelis in one direction across the channel is somehow riskier, especially when that boats would have been essentially escorted back to its preceding on its passage in our direction. and actually by not doing this, by not taking this drastic action, what the government are essentially doing are continuing to enable a very profitable and reckless business model of international human traffickers who see lives as cargo

essentially. and who see lives as cargo essentially . and so in creating essentially. and so in creating a once a final— and so in creating a once a final solution to this tratten — a once a final solution to this tratten ty— a once a final solution to this problem by saying if you try and tne— problem by saying if you try and cross the channel,— problem by saying if you try and cross the channel, which isn't a tate— cross the channel, which isn't a nwte waterway,— cross the channel, which isn't a huge waterway, it's— cross the channel, which isn't a huge waterway, it's not that tttttewtt— huge waterway, it's not that difficult to _ huge waterway, it's not that difficult to police not like, say,— difficult to police not like, eay, tne— difficult to police not like, say, the mediterranean or even wnen— say, the mediterranean or even wnen yaw— say, the mediterranean or even wnen yaw tatt— say, the mediterranean or even when you look at— say, the mediterranean or even when you look at the waters ewrrawnttnt— when you look at the waters surrounding australia to what tney— surrounding australia to what tney wawtt— surrounding australia to what tney wawtt te— surrounding australia to what they would be doing once and for all they would be doing once and for attleaytnt— they would be doing once and for attleaytnt tnte— they would be doing once and for all saying this must end, all is saying this must end, the— all is saying this must end, the meet— all is saying this must end, this must be— all is saying this must end, this must be put to a stop and want— this must be put to a stop and watt-te— this must be put to a stop and would-be saving- would actually be saving eawntteee— would actually be saving countless lives. / would actually be saving countless lives. “413?" ”iii: countless lives. yeah, i'm sure it would in the round and rishi sunak can say that he's been giving it a good go, but at what point do the problems get so insurmountable? really when you look insurmountable? really when you taat at— insurmountable? really when you teat at tne— insurmountable? really when you look at the fact— insurmountable? really when you look at the fact that— insurmountable? really when you look at the fact that we- , really when you look at the fact that we don't ta — look at the fact that we don't to te — look at the fact that we don't seem to be able— look at the fact that we don't seem to be able to process enawtn— seem to be able to process enough people?- seem to be able to process enough people? big concern, enough people? my big concern, atew— enough people? my big concern, hex, wawtt— enough people? my big concern, alex, would-as— enough people? my big concern, alex, would-as i— enough people? my big concern, alex, would as i raised alex, would be, as i raised eartter— alex, would be, as i raised earlier-that— alex, would be, as i raised earlier that we're going to earlier on, that we're going to get— earlier on, that we're going to tet-etate— earlier on, that we're going to get-stage where- earlier on, that we're going to get stage where he goes. get to a stage where he goes. i tranteet— get to a stage where he goes. i nranteet ta— get to a stage where he goes. i promised to reduce this backlog, just promised to reduce this backlog, net-everyone— promised to reduce this backlog, just everyone through so i just wave everyone through so i tatt— just wave everyone through so i teat teat.— just wave everyone through so i look good-that,- just wave everyone through so i look good.-that, i- just wave everyone through so i look good. that, i think, look good. and that, i think, teaee— look good. and that, i think, leaves us in— look good. and that, i think, leaves us in an— look good. and that, i think, leaves us in an even bigger wett— leaves us in an even bigger mess. well one— leaves us in an even bigger mess. well one could argue that at— mess. well one could argue that at tne— mess. well one could argue that one of the reasons— mess. well one could argue that one of the reasons there is this taettat— one of the reasons there is this taettat tn— one of the reasons there is this backlog in the— one of the reasons there is this backlog in the first place is teeawee— backlog in the first place is

because lvast_ backlog in the first place is because vast number of the because a vast number of the nttrante—awr- because a vast number of the migrants our shores migrants coming to our shores are-n— migrants coming to our shores are-n nave- migrants coming to our shores are who have tried to are people who have tried to earn— are people who have tried to claim-already- are people who have tried to. claim-already-have claim asylum already and have nat— claim asylum already and have nat tnetr— claim asylum already and have had their asylum _ claim asylum already and have had their asylum applications reteetet— had their asylum applications reteetetl tn — had their asylum applications rejected-in fact,- had their asylum applications rejected.|n fact, the- had their asylum applications rejected “ ”5rt. had their asylum applications rejected “ 5rt. 5“ rejected. in fact, the uk has an approval rate of around 70% compared to countries on the other side of the channel, with an approval rate of about 5. so people who have actually had their applications their asylum applications rejected in up to five different european countries is end up basically in calais. going further west because it's the last stop saloon essentially in the uk because it approves the vast majority of these cases continues to be a draw factor . continues to be a draw factor. so we need to also look at case precedent. i think we also need to strengthen the qualifications for those claiming asylum , for those claiming asylum, because the truth of the matter is enable applications to is if we enable applications to be made on the basis of things such as poverty on civil unrest in a country, on sexuality, we're essentially saying to three quarters of the world, you would have a right to come and be resident here. absolutely. and that's just unsustainable . and that's just unsustainable. and that's just unsustainable. and we're also saying the other

kicker, the other kicker to that is not only would you have the right, but it's also if you actively do wrong this actively do wrong in this country, actively engage in country, you actively engage in criminality. we also can't then eent— criminality. we also can't then eent yaw— criminality. we also can't then eent yen tact— criminality. we also can't then send you back there- if.” car we also can't then send you back there because that in send you back there because that tn tteett— send you back there because that in itself would _ send you back there because that in itself would be— send you back there because that in itself would be evil, which is, in itself would be evil, which te .— in itself would be evil, which te . tttnt— in itself would be evil, which is, i think, just— in itself would be evil, which is, i think, just completely tantere— is, i think, just completely bonkers. the— is, i think, just completely bonkers. the other big kicker to the— bonkers. the other big kicker to tie wnen— bonkers. the other big kicker to the what .— bonkers. the other big kicker to this, which i haven't read the etate— this, which i haven't read the etate aat— this, which i haven't read the etate eat an— this, which i haven't read the stats out on yet,— this, which i haven't read the stats out on yet, but i will now tne— stats out on yet, but i will now tne tene— stats out on yet, but i will now the home office— stats out on yet, but i will now the home office has been asked to try— the home office has been asked to try to— the home office has been asked to try to ttnt— the home office has been asked to try to find around 500 accommodation spaces a week for new-tw— accommodation spaces a week for new-ww yaw- new people. now, can you tnattne— new people. now, can you imagine, alex,— new people. now, can you imagine, alex, if we put that arnnt— imagine, alex, if we put that ant at— imagine, alex, if we put that amount of energy into people who are amount of energy into people who ae-neeeet— amount of energy into people who are-homeless here,- are already homeless here, naneteee— are already homeless here, tomata-,- are already homeless here, homeless , young are already homeless here,- homeless-, young single homeless veterans, young single name—tart- mums who've fallen on hard tnee— mums who've fallen on hard ttnee yaw— mums who've fallen on hard ttnee yaw-rt.- mums who've fallen on hard times, you-it. all- mums who've fallen on hard times, you it. all of these times, you name it. all of these reente— times, you name it. all of these peopler young— times, you name it. all of these people, young people who are teet— people, young people who are taet even— people, young people who are tnet teet— people, young people who are just even just remotely successful _ just even just remotely successful ,_ just even just remotely successful , young people just successful, young people just out successful, young people just aat at— successful, young people just out of university— successful, young people just out of university who can't get on out of university who can't get an-nawetnt— out of university who can't get on housing ladder. we had on the housing ladder. if we had the on the housing ladder. if we had tne ttnt— on the housing ladder. if we had tne ttnt at— on the housing ladder. if we had the kind of energy— on the housing ladder. if we had the kind of energy that we've got the kind of energy that we've tat tar— the kind of energy that we've tat tar teatte— the kind of energy that we've got for people who've just tttetatty— got for people who've just. illegally—country illegally entered this country to ttnt— illegally entered this country to find housing— illegally entered this country to find housing for people who are—aetaauy to find housing for people who areisolve_actually to find housing for people who are solve lot actually to find housing for people who are solve lot ouractually we'd solve a lot of our prattene— we'd solve a lot of our problems, wouldn't we? “413?" problems, wouldn't we? yeah, tnteet— problems, wouldn't we? yeah, indeed .would_ problems, wouldn't we? yeah, indeed-would. but- problems, wouldn't we? yeah, indeed .would . but i- problems, wouldn't we? “413?" :: : but i also indeed we would. but i also think indeed we would. but i also tntnt tt-e— indeed we would. but i also think it's worth— :: : but i also think it's worth pointing out tnat— think it's worth pointing out tnat tn— think it's worth pointing out tnat tn nany— think it's worth pointing out that in many respects the small treate— that in many respects the small taate ertete— that in many respects the small boats crisis works. _ that in many respects the small

boats crisis works. treat boats crisis works. a treat for tne—teeawee - boats crisis works. a treat for the _ because it . the government because it ttetraete— the government because it distracts-with. the government because it distracts-with a| distracts everybody with a tavernnent— distracts everybody with a government say, well, government able to say, well, teat,— government able to say, well, teen-very— government able to say, well, look, very difficult for us look, it's very difficult for us to_situation. look, it's very difficult for us to_situation in to deal with this situation in trance— to deal with this situation in trance-tant- to deal with this situation ini france,-doing -job france, aren't doing their job property.— france, aren't doing their job properly--d0in9- france, aren't doing their job properly. doing all we properly. we're doing all we can-tt-e— properly. we're doing all we can,-it's lefty- properly. we're doing all we can, it's lefty lawyers. can, but it's lefty lawyers. we want— can, but it's lefty lawyers. we wcwtt ta— can, but it's lefty lawyers. we would to love— can, but it's lefty lawyers. we would to love be— can, but it's lefty lawyers. we would to love be stronger, but it's would to love be stronger, but rat-an,— would to love be stronger, but tt-e-uw, tt-e— would to love be stronger, but it's-un, it's the- would to love be stronger, but it's un, it's the eu, the it's the un, it's the eu, the you— it's the un, it's the eu, the you name— it's the un, it's the eu, the yen tt— it's the un, it's the eu, the you name it, everyone but the tcwemment— you name it, everyone but the government. and— you name it, everyone but the government. and yet the mttrattcn— government. and yet the migration, they actually can ccntrct. — migration, they actually can control. is control. the legal migration is reacntnt— control. the legal migration is reaching record— control. the legal migration is reaching record numbers. we're tatttnt— reaching record numbers. we're tatttnt atcwt— reaching record numbers. we're talking about basically two tntrte— talking about basically two tntrte ct— talking about basically two tntrte at a— talking about basically two thirds of a million people net per year— thirds of a million people net per year ccmtnt— thirds of a million people net per year coming to legally live in per year coming to legally live tn tne— per year coming to legally live tn tne wt.— per year coming to legally live tn tne wt. rc— per year coming to legally live in the uk. to put— per year coming to legally live in the uk. to put that in context,— in the uk. to put that in context, in— in the uk. to put that in context, in terms of spousal visas, we issued— context, in terms of spousal visas, we issued 13,000 visas tar— visas, we issued 13,000 visas for dependents— visas, we issued 13,000 visas for dependents of— visas, we issued 13,000 visas for dependents of students to ant— for dependents of students to come and live— for dependents of students to come and live here. we're tatttnt— come and live here. we're talking about— come and live here. we're talking about wives and children of talking about wives and children at reente— talking about wives and children at nectte tram — talking about wives and children of people from abroad who want to cme— of people from abroad who want to ant— of people from abroad who want to come and study— of people from abroad who want to come and study here in 2021 tnat— to come and study here in 2021 mm went— to come and study here in 2021 mm went at— to come and study here in 2021 that went up to— to come and study here in 2021 that went up to 138,000. so that is unsustainable. _ that went up to 138,000. so that is unsustainable. but while we're talking— is unsustainable. but while we're talking about the patently tttetat— we're talking about the patently illegal migration— we're talking about the patently illegal migration coming into the illegal migration coming into me wt— illegal migration coming into me ttt .— illegal migration coming into me ttt . wnat— illegal migration coming into the uk , what we're doing the uk, what we're doing actaatty— the uk, what we're doing actaatty te— the uk, what we're doing actually is helping the government- actually is helping the government create a smokescreen for government create a smokescreen tcr tne— government create a smokescreen tcr tne tetat— government create a smokescreen for the legal migration that tney— for the legal migration that tney are— for the legal migration that they are ushering through,

tetttnt— they are ushering through, tetttnt a— they are ushering through, putting a huge strain on our infrastructure _ putting a huge strain on our infrastructure and public eentcee— infrastructure and public eentcee. — infrastructure and public services . as- infrastructure and public services. / trir infrastructure and public services . “413?" �*jritr infrastructure and public- services. as yeah. do you think we're just living in a giant immigration ponzi scheme ? um, immigration ponzi scheme? um, i think you could call it that, yes. and i think i don't really wnteretant— yes. and i think i don't really understand the— «tilt? and i think i don't really understand the uk's weakness wnen— understand the uk's weakness wnen tt— understand the uk's weakness when it comes— understand the uk's weakness when it comes to— understand the uk's weakness when it comes to this. it's as if when it comes to this. it's as tt rte-we— when it comes to this. it's as if we've constantly got this tear— if we've constantly got this tear ct— if we've constantly got this fear of looking _ if we've constantly got this fear of looking like the bad guys— fear of looking like the bad ttye an— fear of looking like the bad ttye cn tne— fear of looking like the bad guys on the international stage. ant— guys on the international stage. anticance— guys on the international stage. and-course, when— guys on the international stage. and course, when anyone says, and of course, when anyone says, wett—tecnte-tcl well, you know, people want to come - because - well, you know, people want to come because they well, you know, people want to- come -because they have come to the uk because they have cattarat—uct— come to the uk because they have cultural—uk, because. cultural ties to the uk, because of cultural ties to the uk, because ct-mcet— cultural ties to the uk, because ct-mcet people- cultural ties to the uk, because of most people around the of course most people around the wcrtt— of course most people around the wcrtt tan-t— of course most people around the world don't-german- of course most people around the world don't german , they world don't speak german, they tan-t— world don't speak german, they tent—tney- world don't speak german, they don't—they don't. world don't speak german, they don't hungarian they don't world don't speak german, they don't hungarian , they don't world don't speak german, they don't hungarian , buty don't world don't speak german, they don't hungarian , but they'll all speak hungarian, but they'll all nave— speak hungarian, but they'll all havelsmattering_ speak hungarian, but they'll all have smattering of english. have a smattering of english. tat— have a smattering of english. tat tnat— have a smattering of english. but that doesn't— have a smattering of english. but that doesn't mean that we nave— but that doesn't mean that we htvelend_ but that doesn't mean that we htvelend wn— but that doesn't mean that we have .end up the _ but that doesn't mean that we have end up the repository have to end up the repository for have to end up the repository tar-mttrante— have to end up the repository for-migrants who- have to end up the repository for migrants who want for all migrants who want somewhere-go- for all migrants who want somewhere go . and even though somewhere to go. and even though tnere-e—eaytnt- somewhere to go. and even though tnere-e—eaytnt .- there's an argument saying, wett— there's an argument saying, wet-tate- there's an argument saying, well,-take more,i there's an argument saying,- well,-take more, when well, we could take more, when you— well, we could take more, when yaw-at— well, we could take more, when yaw-at-tttaree- well, we could take more, when you-at-figures of- well, we could take more, when you at figures of the you look at the figures of the nmert— you look at the figures of the namert ct— you look at the figures of the number of people we took from tant— number of people we took from ncnt tant— number of people we took from ncnt want tnat— number of people we took from hong kong that we took from wtratne,— hong kong that we took from ukraine, that— hong kong that we took from ukraine, that we— hong kong that we took from ukraine, that we from ukraine, that we took from tttnantetan— afghanistan, britain is doing its afghanistan, britain is doing tte-enare— afghanistan, britain is doing its-share-and- afghanistan, britain is doing. its-share-and beyond its fair share above and beyond wnat— its fair share above and beyond wnat many— its fair share above and beyond what many countries are what many other countries are tctnt— what many other countries are tctnt. — what many other countries are doing. absolutely.- what many other countries are doing. 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around the world, sort out all of problems in their of their problems in their own country, and then also allow all of to come here as well. of them to come here as well. alex, thank very much. alex, thank you very much. always a delight. always a pleasure and a delight. alex who is alex phillips there, who is a policy to reform uk and policy advisor to reform uk and a former mep. look more on this on website. to summarise, on our website. to summarise, the seeker looks the asylum seeker backlog looks like worse, not like it's getting worse, not better. it's costing us better. and it's costing us more, less. so good news. more, not less. so good news. happy everybody. happy friday, everybody. but go to .com. it's the to gb news .com. it's the fastest growing national news website country. got website in the country. it's got the best analysis and opinion as well course, all of the well as of course, all of the latest breaking now, latest breaking news. now, talking breaking just talking of breaking news just quickly my next quickly before i go to my next topic there big topic here, there are some big bods topic here, there are some big boris news that i'm going to bnng boris news that i'm going to bring you in just a second. so hold to on your house. why can't people it go? hasn't people just let it go? hasn't this been through enough? this guy been through enough? but got news of but anyway, i have got news of another setback for harry and meghan. ditched meghan. spotify has ditched their deal after just meghan. spotify has ditched their deal afterjust 12 podcast deal after just 12 episodes. but mean , how are we episodes. but i mean, how are we going to live without meghan markle's on. yeah, right. markle's wisdom on. yeah, right. sorry. yeah, i'll have to think about that. anyway, i'll see you in a

city, given what's happened the taet— city, given what's happened the taet few— city, given what's happened the taet tew taye. — city, given what's happened the last few days. mt last few days. brilliant. tea-re— last few days. brilliant. you're listening-

last few days. brilliant. you're listening to- last few days, a you're listening to gb news tatte— you're listening to gb news ttattc .— you're listening to gb news ttattc . — you're listening to gb news tattc . taet— you're listening to gb news radio . just had some news radio. just. just had some news tnrcatn— radio. just. just had some news tnrcatn ct— radio. just. just had some news through of some— radio. just. just had some news through of some big— radio. just had some news through of some big breaking tnat— through of some big breaking news that i'm— through of some big breaking news that i'm going to bring to you— news that i'm going to bring to ya nw— news that i'm going to bring to ya wttn— news that i'm going to bring to you now with mark white, our name— you now with mark white, our name ant— you now with mark white, our home and security editor. and it retatee— home and security editor. and it retatee ta— home and security editor. and it relates to the _ home and security editor. and it relates to the alleged attacker in - nottingham - relates to the alleged attacker in nottingham killings. in those nottingham killings. mat,— in those nottingham killings. mat, we— in those nottingham killings. mark, we have— in those nottingham killings. mark, we have now had it ccnttrmet— mark, we have now had it confirmed nottingham shire confirmed from nottingham shire tattce— confirmed from nottingham shire tattce tnat— confirmed from nottingham shire police that the— confirmed from nottingham shire police that the prime suspect in tneee— police that the prime suspect in tneee tttttnte— police that the prime suspect in these killings, valle costa carte— these killings, valle costa carlo khan,— these killings, valle costa carlo khan, has been charged wttn— carlo khan, has been charged wttn tnree— carlo khan, has been charged with three counts— carlo khan, has been charged with three counts of murder . with three counts of murder. tne— with three counts of murder. the matter— with three counts of murder. the murder of— with three counts of murder. the murder of grace- with three counts of murder. the murder of grace o'malley, kumar the murder of fellow student, 19 year old barney webber and the murder of 65 year old ian courts. now we'll we're told that he will appear before nottingham magistrates court for an initial court appearance tomorrow. we were reporting just an hour or so ago that nottingham police , nottingham police, nottinghamshire police had been given a further 12 hours to

continue questioning this prime suspect until early tomorrow morning . clearly they didn't morning. clearly they didn't need that in the end. they have now decided to formally charge him with three counts of murder. okay. and what do we know about this okay. and what do we know about me eaetect— okay. and what do we know about me eaetect at— okay. and what do we know about this suspect at the— okay. and what do we know about this suspect at the moment? i yca very— this suspect at the moment? i mean, you very much led the way on me— mean, you very much led the way on me etcry— mean, you very much led the way on me etcry an— mean, you very much led the way on this story on the— mean, you very much led the way on this story on the day what do we knew— on this story on the day what do we know about— on this story on the day what do we know about this— on this story on the day what do we know about this individual as it we know about this individual as tt etantee — we know about this individual as it stands? well,— we know about this individual as it stands? well, we— we know about this individual as it stands? �*ftr�*rigt it stands? well, we know that he's a west african migrant, came uk more than ten came to the uk more than ten years ago , had settled in years ago, had settled in nottingham . he was it was nottingham. he was it was revealed yesterday . today, revealed yesterday. today, a former student at nottingham university, of course , is all university, of course, is all the more reason , given that two the more reason, given that two of those who were stabbed to death were students at nottingham university. the university put out a statement saying they were shocked and saddened to learn of that news. however, the police have said that they don't think that the crimes are connected in any way to the fact that he was a former

student at the university himself . so student at the university himself. so what we still student at the university himself . so what we still don't himself. so what we still don't know at this stage, although we've got three counts of murder there, there's other potential charges because three people were knocked over , one of them were knocked over, one of them very seriously injured. there's also the potential still for terrorism to be a factor. we had heard from suella braverman, the home secretary that counter—terrorism officers were still assisting with nottinghamshire police . nottinghamshire police. certainly as of yesterday afternoon that they hadn't backed off yet because they hadnt backed off yet because they hadn't fully established whether there was a terrorist motivation. now that might come out in the fullness of time and of course there will be that court appearance which may give , although you're always restricted with the initial magistrates court hearing or what you can report , but we what you can report, but we might get an indication as to whether there's any kind of terrorist link that they found

at all or what the motivation might have or what the motivation was. i mean, this is the motivation was. i mean, this is tne key— motivation was. i mean, this is me tey tntnt— motivation was. i mean, this is the key thing really— motivation was. i mean, this is the key thing really in- i mean, this is the key thing really in the wake of the key thing really in the wake ct att— the key thing really in the wake at at at— the key thing really in the wake of all of this,— the key thing really in the wake of all of this, isn't— the key thing really in the wake of all of this, isn't it? is the why— of all of this, isn't it? is the wny ct— of all of this, isn't it? is the wny ct tt— of all of this, isn't it? is the wny ct tt att. — of all of this, isn't it? is the why of it all. look, ma, thank you— why of it all. look, ma, thank yca very— why of it all. look, ma, thank yca wery maca— why of it all. look, ma, thank you very much. mark white, our name— you very much. mark white, our name-eecartty— you very much. mark white, our home security editor . excuse home and security editor. excuse me-tne— home and security editor. excuse me.-the breaking- home and security editor. excuse me. the breaking news me. that is the breaking news tnat— me. that is the breaking news tnat tn— me. that is the breaking news tnat tn tne— me. that is the breaking news that in the last— me. that is the breaking news that in the last few moments, 31 year— that in the last few moments, 31 year att— that in the last few moments, 31 year ctt watta— that in the last few moments, 31 year old valdo calican has been cnartet— year old valdo calican has beeni cnartet—tnree charged with the murder of three people— charged with the murder of three people nottingham in people killed in nottingham in tnat— people killed in nottingham in ma tntte— people killed in nottingham in that knife. and— people killed in nottingham in that knife. and van rampage. i nave— that knife. and van rampage. i have another— that knife. and van rampage. i have another little bit of treattnt— have another little bit of breaking news to bring you now. apparentty— breaking news to bring you now. apparentty, ncrte— breaking news to bring you now. apparently, boris johnson ccmmtttet— apparently, boris johnson committed a— apparently, boris johnson committed a clear breach of the race— committed a clear breach of the ratee ty— committed a clear breach of the ratee by any— committed a clear breach of the rules by only informing the atwtecry— rules by only informing the advisory committee on business aaactntment— advisory committee on business annctntment ct— advisory committee on business appointment of becoming a cctamntet— appointment of becoming a columnist at— appointment of becoming a columnist at the daily mail. natt— columnist at the daily mail. natt an— columnist at the daily mail. half an hour— columnist at the daily mail. half an hour before the public announcement. _ half an hour before the public announcement. i— half an hour before the public announcement. i mean, forgive tat— announcement. i mean, forgive tat t— announcement. i mean, forgive tat t etrcntty— announcement. i mean, forgive me, but i strongly think that none— me, but i strongly think that boris johnson— me, but i strongly think that boris johnson might have stopped cartnt— boris johnson might have stopped cartnt at— boris johnson might have stopped cartnt at ttte— boris johnson might have stopped caring at this point, don't you? t-m — caring at this point, don't you? t-m tctnet— caring at this point, don't you? t-m tctnet ty— caring at this point, don't you? i'm joined by our— caring at this point, don't you? i'm joined by our deputy acttttcat— i'm joined by our deputy political editor, tom harwood , political editor, tom harwood, wna— political editor, tom harwood, wnc-ae— political editor, tom harwood, wnc-ae tne— political editor, tom harwood, who-us the latest. political editor, tom harwood, who us the latest on who can give us the latest on ttte— who can give us the latest on me .— who can give us the latest on me . st,— who can give us the latest on me . st, tam,— who can give us the latest on this. so, tom, boris johnson has broken— this. so, tom, boris johnson has broken-mare— this. so, tom, boris johnson has broken-more rules- this. so, tom, boris johnson has broken more rules that he broken some more rules that he yet-tceen-t— broken some more rules that he yet-doesn't-about. broken some more rules that he yet-doesn't-about .l yet again doesn't care about. wett— yet again doesn't care about. well patrick,— yet again doesn't care about. well patrick, that would appear to well patrick, that would appear tc te— well patrick, that would appear to te tne— well patrick, that would appear to be the case,— well patrick, that would appear to be the case, acoba as it's

tnewn— to be the case, acoba as it's tnewn tne— to be the case, acoba as it's known, the advisory committee on taetneee— known, the advisory committee on taetneee ant— known, the advisory committee on business and business appointments is there to make tnat— appointments is there to make sure that eight— appointments is there to make sure that eight people who have recentty— sure that eight people who have recentty tett— sure that eight people who have recently left government, wnetner— recently left government, whether they— recently left government, whether they be ministers or or termer— whether they be ministers or or terrner ctwtt— whether they be ministers or or former civil servants , don't former civil servants, don't eat— former civil servants, don't eert et— former civil servants, don't eert et nave— former civil servants, don't sort of have an— former civil servants, don't sort of have an aren't aren't aetnt— sort of have an aren't aren't aetnt tnetr— sort of have an aren't aren't using their experience in tewernment— using their experience in government in an improper way. it's government in an improper way. we meaty— government in an improper way. it's mostly about— government in an improper way. it's mostly about sort— government in an improper way. it's mostly about sort of- government in an improper way. it's mostly about sort of what boards people might sit on, but also people might remember that also people might remember that a cobra is the body that was vetting sue grey's appointments to be able to go and work for the labour party after having worked for a series of conservative governments as a civil servant for a long time. questions over how long she should have as a cooling off penod should have as a cooling off period being allowed to period before being allowed to do the same body. do that. this is the same body. however, i think there's an important piece of context here which are that these acoba rules are not statute , they're are not statute, they're advisory . and there's no advisory. and there's no sanctions for not complying with these rules. well, what scuba

doesn't have any means by which they can enforce these rules . they can enforce these rules. well, we could argue what's the aetnt— well, we could argue what's the netnt et— well, we could argue what's the aetnt et att— well, we could argue what's the aetnt et at et— well, we could argue what's the point of all of this— well, we could argue what's the point of all of this then? i eanneee— point of all of this then? i suppose really?- point of all of this then? i suppose really? i mean, how big a i suppose really? i mean, how big a t mean— suppose really? i mean, how big a t te— suppose really? i mean, how big a i mean, is this— suppose really? i mean, how big a i mean, is this a— suppose really? i mean, how big a i mean, is this a scandal or is a i mean, is this a scandal or te ttte— a i mean, is this a scandal or te tnte taet— a i mean, is this a scandal or te tnte taet yet— a i mean, is this a scandal or is this just yet another example of is this just yet another example et neette— is this just yet another example of people looking— is this just yet another example of people looking at something tene— of people looking at something boris johnson— of people looking at something boris johnson has— of people looking at something boris johnson has done and gone eneatt— boris johnson has done and gone eneatt te— boris johnson has done and gone now should be illegal? i i think wnat— now should be illegal? i i think wnat tt— now should be illegal? i i think wnat tt te— now should be illegal? i i think wnat tt te te— now should be illegal? i i think what it is, is it's— now should be illegal? i i think what it is, is it's not a great teet— what it is, is it's not a great teet ter— what it is, is it's not a great teet ter tne— what it is, is it's not a great look for the former prime mina...— look for the former prime minister, but— look for the former prime minister, but it's nothing teyent— minister, but it's nothing beyond that— minister, but it's nothing beyond that . “tirri; minister, but it's nothing beyond that . “ti.”ri; minister, but it's nothing- beyond that . there's no sanction beyond that. there's no sanction that applies to this. there's no means of enforcing these rules, these aren't statutory rules . these aren't statutory rules. this is boris johnson just informing the this body that he got his new job half an hour before it was publicly announced, rather than a few days. clearly the political opponents of boris johnson will big this up into some huge national scandal. but ultimately , he i don't think this one's going to stick that far. , he i don't think this one's going to stick that far . there's going to stick that far. there's no, as i say, sanction that goes along with it. and just to ctartty— along with it. and just to ctartty. tem—

g c and just to clarify, tom, quickly, this is tne— clarify, tom, quickly, this is me ame— clarify, tom, quickly, this is the same body— clarify, tom, quickly, this is the same body that think ewerytntnt-e— the same body that think everything's a—okay with sue cray— everything's a—okay with sue cray te— everything's a—okay with sue cray. te tnat— everything's a—okay with sue gray, is that right? that's rtttt— gray, is that right? that's right. people were expecting acoba to try and delay sue grey's appointment to work for the labour party for perhaps a yeah the labour party for perhaps a year. that's what they did when david cameron appointed a former civil servant to the house of lords in 2016. they made her wait a year, but they haven't done that strangely with sue gray working for the labour party . but yes, gray working for the labour party. but yes, this is the same body they look at former civil servants as well as former ministers and what they're allowed to do in their lives after government. tom, after leaving government. tom, thank you much. tom harwood thank you very much. tom harwood there, thank you very much. tom harwood tnere, ear— thank you very much. tom harwood tnere. tetaty— thank you very much. tom harwood there, our deputy political- there, our deputy political ettten— there, our deputy political ettten-ttt- there, our deputy political. editor.-big-of editor. well, two big bits of treattnt— editor. well, two big bits of breaking news— editor. well, two big bits of breaking news just in that eetment— breaking news just in that segment-that- segment alone. that the individual— segment alone. that the individual-to. segment alone. that the individual to be segment alone. that the- individual-to be the individual believed to be the wetttntnam— individual believed to be the nottingham knife attacker has teen— nottingham knife attacker has now been charged three now been charged with three ceame— now been charged with three counts-murder— now been charged with three counts murder and a very counts of murder and a very tttterent— counts of murder and a very different one— counts of murder and a very different one on— counts of murder and a very different one on this one is tene— different one on this one is boris johnson. _ different one on this one is boris johnson. apparently cemmtttet— boris johnson. apparently committed breach of committed a clear breach of ratee— committed a clear breach of ratee ant— committed a clear breach of rules and regs— committed a clear breach of rules and regs by not informing the rules and regs by not informing me atwteery— rules and regs by not informing the advisory committee on taetneee— the advisory committee on business appointments of become a cetamntet— business appointments of become acetamntet at— business appointments of become a columnist at the— business appointments of become

a columnist at the daily mail. if a columnist at the daily mail. tt any— a columnist at the daily mail. tt any mere— a columnist at the daily mail. if any more information drops on ettner— if any more information drops on ettner et— if any more information drops on either of those— if any more information drops on either of those two— if any more information drops on either of those two big breaking etertee— either of those two big breaking etertee t— either of those two big breaking stories, i will— either of those two big breaking stories, i will have— either of those two big breaking stories, i will have up to the eecent— stories, i will have up to the second reports— stories, i will have up to the second reports-it- stories, i will have up to the second reports it for you. second reports on it for you. eat— second reports on it for you. tat-actaatty - second reports on it for you. i but-actually, .chance but we will actually, as chance weatt— but we will actually, as chance would -talking- but we will actually, as chance would -talking a- but we will actually, as chance would talking a bit would have it be talking a bit ateat— would have it be talking a bit ateat tene— would have it be talking a bit about boris johnson again before too— about boris johnson again before too tecaaee— about boris johnson again before 4:00 because as— about boris johnson again before 4:00 because as the dust settles ever—wit— 4:00 because as the dust settles ever—wttt-te- over partygate, i will ask, is it over partygate, i will ask, is tt—tertee- over partygate, i will ask, is tt—tertee te- over partygate, i will ask, is. it_tories to move it time for the tories to move on it time for the tories to move en ant— it time for the tories to move en ant tertet— it time for the tories to move on and forget boris ? more on and forget boris? more tmtertantty,— on and forget boris? more importantly, can the tory voters ant— importantly, can the tory voters ant wttt— importantly, can the tory voters ant wttt tery— importantly, can the tory voters and will tory voters move on and tertet— and will tory voters move on and tertet tenet— and will tory voters move on and forget boris? the— and will tory voters move on and forget boris? the emails on this nave— forget boris? the emails on this nave atreaty— forget boris? the emails on this have already been— forget boris? the emails on this have already been fascinating. gb have already been fascinating. ct vtewe— have already been fascinating. ct vtewe a— have already been fascinating. gb views a gb— have already been fascinating. gb views a gb news .com. get tnem—tat- gb views a gb news .com. get them _but first,- gb views a gb news .com. get them _but first, it'si them coming in. but first, it's me— them coming in. but first, it's ttme-tateet- them coming in. but first, it's time latest headlines . time for your latest headlines. tatrtct— time for your latest headlines. patrick thank— time for your latest headlines. patrick thank you. _ time for your latest headlines. patrick thank you. good- patrick thank you. good afternoon. it's 332. your top stories from the newsroom them and more on that breaking story that we've been hearing about the suspect in the nottingham knife attacks . valdo kalakani knife attacks. valdo kalakani has been charged with the murder of three people who were killed in the city on tuesday day. barnaby weber, grace o'malley , barnaby weber, grace o'malley, kumar and ian coats. the 31 year

old is a former student of nottingham university. he's also accused of three counts- nottingham university. he's also accused of three counts of- accused of three counts of attemptet— accused of three counts of attempted murder after three teette— attempted murder after three teette — attempted murder after three people were injured. one critic wnen— people were injured. one critic wnen tney— people were injured. one critic when they were— people were injured. one critic when they were hit by a van. he ne-e— when they were hit by a van. he ne-e tae— when they were hit by a van. he ne-e tae te— when they were hit by a van. he he's due to appear— when they were hit by a van. he he's due to appear at nottingham ttattetratee— he's due to appear at nottingham magistrates court— he's due to appear at nottingham magistrates court tomorrow . magistrates court tomorrow. nette— magistrates court tomorrow. boris johnson— magistrates court tomorrow. boris johnson has— magistrates court tomorrow. boris johnson has committed a clear breach of the rules by only informing the adviser committee on business appointments of becoming a columnist at the daily mail. half an hour before the public announcement. according to the watchdog, the former pm has promised to offer uncensored views in his column. his first piece will views in his column. his first ptece wttt te— views in his column. his first piece will be out— . “ “ ti. “ his first piece will be out tomorrow . “ “ rt.rir... ’“ his first piece will be out tomorrow . piece will be out tomorrow. tteanwntte— piece will be out tomorrow. meanwhile rishi sunak faces a tatte— meanwhile rishi sunak faces a tattte te— meanwhile rishi sunak faces a battle to hold— meanwhile rishi sunak faces a battle to hold his— meanwhile rishi sunak faces a battle to hold his tory party tetetner— battle to hold his tory party together after— battle to hold his tory party together after boris johnson was teant— together after boris johnson was teant te— together after boris johnson was teant te nave— together after boris johnson was found to have lied— together after boris johnson was found to have lied to mps over rartytate— found to have lied to mps over rartytate a— found to have lied to mps over partygate a debate and vote on the partygate a debate and vote on me trtwttetee— partygate a debate and vote on the privileges committee report tatttenet— the privileges committee report published yesterday will take ttace— published yesterday will take ttace tn— published yesterday will take ttace tn tne— published yesterday will take place in the commons on monday wttt— place in the commons on monday wttn eeme— place in the commons on monday wttn tery— place in the commons on monday with some tory mps— place in the commons on monday with some tory mps uncertain ateat— with some tory mps uncertain ateat wnat— with some tory mps uncertain about what to— with some tory mps uncertain about what to do. _ with some tory mps uncertain about what to do. mr johnson,

wne-e— about what to do. mr johnson, who's branded— about what to do. mr johnson, who's branded the report terantet,— who's branded the report deranged, remains popular with many— deranged, remains popular with many et— deranged, remains popular with many et nte— deranged, remains popular with many et nte party— deranged, remains popular with many of his party members and his many of his party members and we meet— many of his party members and we meet teyat— many of his party members and his most loyal supporters are exaectet— his most loyal supporters are expectet te— his most loyal supporters are expected to vote— his most loyal supporters are expected to vote against it. wamter— expected to vote against it. wamter ten— expected to vote against it. number ten hasn't yet said if the number ten hasn't yet said if me name— number ten hasn't yet said if the prime minister will attend the prime minister will attend tne tete— the prime minister will attend tne wete eat— the prime minister will attend the vote out and— the prime minister will attend the vote out and the former ttrecter— the vote out and the former director general— the vote out and the former director general of the police watcntet — director general of the police watcntet nae— director general of the police watchdog has been charged with rantnt— watchdog has been charged with rattnt a— watchdog has been charged with rattnt a ttrt— watchdog has been charged with raping a girl under 16. michael tectweet— raping a girl under 16. michael tectweet te— raping a girl under 16. michael lockwood is accused of six ceante— lockwood is accused of six ceante et— lockwood is accused of six counts of indecent assault and tree— counts of indecent assault and tree ceante— counts of indecent assault and three counts of— counts of indecent assault and three counts of rape against the teenaten— three counts of rape against the teenater. tne— three counts of rape against the teenager. the crown prosecution eentce— teenager. the crown prosecution sentce eaye— teenager. the crown prosecution service says the— teenager. the crown prosecution service says the 64— teenager. the crown prosecution service says the 64 year old attetet— service says the 64 year old attetet ne— service says the 64 year old alleged he committed the crimes tartnt— alleged he committed the crimes tartnt tne— alleged he committed the crimes during the 1980s.— alleged he committed the crimes during the 1980s. he left the tntetentent— during the 1980s. he left the independent office for police centact— independent office for police centact tn— independent office for police conduct in december after it emertet— conduct in december after it emertet ne— conduct in december after it emerged he was— conduct in december after it emerged he was being investigated- emerged he was being investigated over a historical attetatten— investigated over a historical attetatten .— investigated over a historical allegation . and— investigated over a historical allegation . and you can get more allegation. and you can get more on allegation. and you can get more en att— allegation. and you can get more en att et— allegation. and you can get more on all of those— allegation. and you can get more on all of those stories by wtetttnt— on all of those stories by visiting our— on all of those stories by visiting our website, gb news. . ttrect— visiting our website, gb news. .com . direct boolean sponsors .com. direct boolean sponsors tne— .com. direct boolean sponsors tne ttnance— .com. direct boolean sponsors the finance report on gb news

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more are now over. i'm joined by the culture and brand expert nick eadie. nick, thank you very much for joining nick eadie. nick, thank you very much forjoining me. now, also, nick, i understand and that you have a bit of a history with meghan markle, is that right? yes we had a good friendship. i was the person who actually treatm— was the person who actually treatnt ner— was the person who actually brought her over— was the person who actually brought her over to the uk, so maybe— brought her over to the uk, so maybe tte— brought her over to the uk, so maybe we att— brought her over to the uk, so maybe it's all my— brought her over to the uk, so maybe it's all my fault . yeah, maybe it's all my fault. yeah, tat— maybe it's all my fault. yeah, tat yea— maybe it's all my fault. yeah, tat yea knew— maybe it's all my fault. yeah, tat yea tnew ,— maybe it's all my fault. yeah, but you know , she's a very but you know, she's a very entattnt— but you know, she's a very engaging woman with a lot of amtttten— engaging woman with a lot of ambition. okay— engaging woman with a lot of ambition. okay _ engaging woman with a lot of ambition. okay g“. ambition. okay all right. so, i mean , are you still friends ? mean, are you still friends? no, we're not friends. i'm one of no, we're not friends. i'm one et tne— no, we're not friends. i'm one et me many— no, we're not friends. i'm one of the many that— no, we're not friends. i'm one of the many that were ghosted. otay. — of the many that were ghosted. otay. att— of the many that were ghosted. otay. att rtttt— of the many that were ghosted. okay. all right, well,— of the many that were ghosted. okay. all right, well, we- of the many that were ghosted. okay. all right, well, we might return to that slightly if you're comfortable talking about it. but let's deal the it. but let's just deal with the actual first actual story at hand first before get involved with before we get involved with the personal archetypes is personal stuff. so archetypes is no did, of course, no more. she did, of course, treat us to such pearls of wisdom. i'm sure you'll have some, but there was, know, some, but there was, you know, numerous with serena numerous ones with serena williams, there? williams, wasn't there? there was one mariah carey where mariah called her a diva, mariah carey called her a diva, which issued which meghan felt the to then issue some kind the need to then issue some kind of statement saying, oh,

of weird statement saying, oh, i'm diva diva would i'm not a diva like a diva would do news for the couple. do bad news for the couple. yes, it is bad news for them. i tntnt— yes, it is bad news for them. i tntnt ter— yes, it is bad news for them. i think for her,— yes, it is bad news for them. i think for her, especially , you think for her, especially, you knew,— think for her, especially, you knew-wae— think for her, especially, you know, was somebody who know, she was somebody who was extremety— extremely passionate about doing this extremely passionate about doing we tetcaet— extremely passionate about doing this podcast. but— extremely passionate about doing this podcast. but you know what she this podcast. but you know what ene ttt— this podcast. but you know what she did, unfortunately, was make it a she did, unfortunately, was make tt a very,— she did, unfortunately, was make tt a very. very— she did, unfortunately, was make it a very, very elitist. and so tretatty— it a very, very elitist. and so probably alienated a lot of her tame.— probably alienated a lot of her tane. tnt— probably alienated a lot of her tane. ant t— probably alienated a lot of her fans. and i think— probably alienated a lot of her fans. and i think that's one of tne— fans. and i think that's one of me ttt— fans. and i think that's one of the big reasons— fans. and i think that's one of the big reasons why spotify have pretatty— the big reasons why spotify have tretatty tneatnt— the big reasons why spotify have probably thought about dropping her. probably thought about dropping ner. atee— probably thought about dropping her. also wasn't— probably thought about dropping her. also wasn't particularly rattnt— her. also wasn't particularly rating particularly well. and the rating particularly well. and tne etner— rating particularly well. and the other thing,— rating particularly well. and the other thing, too, is that ene— the other thing, too, is that ene ner— the other thing, too, is that she her popularity motty since you— she her popularity motty since yea knew— she her popularity motty since yea tnew ,— she her popularity motty since yea tnew. tarry— she her popularity motty since you know , harry has talked so you know, harry has talked so epenty— you know, harry has talked so etenty ateat— you know, harry has talked so openly about his— you know, harry has talked so openly about his family has reatty— openly about his family has reatty. reatty— openly about his family has really, really diminished. yeah tnteet. — really, really diminished. yeah tnteet. t— really, really diminished. yeah indeed. i mean,— really, really diminished. yeah indeed. i mean, is- really, really diminished. yeah indeed. i mean, is this a classic example of burning all of your bridges to make a quick buck and then realising that, frankly , you're not really worth frankly, you're not really worth the hype ? and now what do you do the hype? and now what do you do ? well, yeah, this is a problem tecaaee— ? well, yeah, this is a problem tecaaee ant— ? well, yeah, this is a problem because and it's— 7’ well, yeah, this is a problem because and it's actually set up a massive precedent here because as a massive precedent here because ae tne— a massive precedent here because ae tne tact— a massive precedent here because ae tne tact et— a massive precedent here because as the fact of the— a massive precedent here because as the fact of the matter is tnat— as the fact of the matter is tnat, yea— as the fact of the matter is that, you know,— as the fact of the matter is that, you know, people are extecttnt— that, you know, people are expecting them _ that, you know, people are expecting them to be the golden ceatte— expecting them to be the golden ceatte ant— expecting them to be the golden couple and meghan to be this

tetten— couple and meghan to be this tetten tereen— couple and meghan to be this golden person who will make meney— golden person who will make meney ter— golden person who will make money for brands. that's the my— money for brands. that's the enty-tnat— money for brands. that's the only _that-are. only reason that they are tnrewtnt— only reason that they are throwing millions at only reason that they are- throwing-millions at them throwing these millions at them is throwing these millions at them te-tney— throwing these millions at them te-tney want— throwing these millions at them is-they want-make. is because they want to make meney— is because they want to make meney tn— is because they want to make money in return.— is because they want to make money in return. and what tney-we— money in return. and what they've realised now is actually they've realised now is actually tne-net— they've realised now is actually tne-net tnere— they've realised now is actually the-not there now- they've realised now is actually the not there now . the value is not there now. tnteet— the value is not there now. tnteet. ant— the value is not there now. indeed. and can— the value is not there now. indeed. and can you- the value is not there now. indeed. and can you just talk to me a little bit more about the numbers behind this then? so it was supposedly an £18 million deal for two series. we're only being treated to one of them now and so they presumably will have only been paid for the work that's been done. and what could this mean going forward? because when it comes to brand is once one brand pulls out, others may be joined, don't they ? well, be joined, don't they? well, yeah, this is the “ri.r: r:rir“ . .“rij’ well, yeah, this is the biggest prettem — yeah, this is the biggest trettem .— yeah, this is the biggest problem .you- yeah, this is the biggest problem . you know, from problem. you know, from a ttnanctat— problem. you know, from a financial point— problem. you know, from a financial point of view, you knew,— financial point of view, you knew te— financial point of view, you know, 18 million is a lot of meney— know, 18 million is a lot of meney ant— know, 18 million is a lot of meney ant ee— know, 18 million is a lot of money and so when a brand has eattenty— money and so when a brand has suddenly decided— money and so when a brand has suddenly decided not to further the suddenly decided not to further tne centact— suddenly decided not to further the contract ,— suddenly decided not to further the contract , then— suddenly decided not to further the contract , then there's the contract, then there's a tate— the contract, then there's a nate teeae— the contract, then there's a huge issue there. and other trante— huge issue there. and other trante are— huge issue there. and other brands are going to be really atarmet— brands are going to be really atarmet ty— brands are going to be really alarmed by this— brands are going to be really alarmed by this because spotify is alarmed by this because spotify te a— alarmed by this because spotify te a mere— alarmed by this because spotify is a massive player and they've eatt— is a massive player and they've eatt tnat— is a massive player and they've said that they're— is a massive player and they've said that they're finding it tart— said that they're finding it nart te— said that they're finding it

hard to find— said that they're finding it hard to find revenue from atterttetnt— hard to find revenue from advertising. et- hard to find revenue from advertising. et cetera. and so if advertising. et cetera. and so tt tney— advertising. et cetera. and so tt tney tntnt— advertising. et cetera. and so if they think that— advertising. et cetera. and so if they think that this of if they think that this sort of tetten— if they think that this sort of tetten teeee— if they think that this sort of golden goose you know, golden goose that you know, ttetnan— golden goose that you know, meghan markle— golden goose that you know, meghan markle was really tamerttnt— meghan markle was really purporting herself to be and wnen— purporting herself to be and wnen-tett— purporting herself to be and when-left the- purporting herself to be and when left the royal family, when she left the royal family, tnat-e— when she left the royal family, mate-reente— when she left the royal family, that's people were throwing that's why people were throwing so that's why people were throwing ee macn— that's why people were throwing ee macn meney— that's why people were throwing so much money at— that's why people were throwing so much money at her. now, for reente— so much money at her. now, for teette te— so much money at her. now, for teette te eay— so much money at her. now, for people to say, actually, no, we want— people to say, actually, no, we wantlretant— people to say, actually, no, we want. refund that _ people to say, actually, no, we want refund that is going to want to refund that is going to eent— want to refund that is going to eent eat— want to refund that is going to eent eat te— want to refund that is going to send out to all— want to refund that is going to send out to all the different trante— send out to all the different brands-mess- send out to all the different brands-mess of- send out to all the different brands. mess of actually brands. a huge mess of actually no confidence— brands. a huge mess of actually no confidence .— brands. a huge mess of actually no confidence . yes.— brands. a huge mess of actually no confidence . yes. but isn't it no confidence. yes. but isn't it taet— no confidence. yes. but isn't it taet tecaaee— no confidence. yes. but isn't it just because she— no confidence. yes. but isn't it just because she didn't really nave— just because she didn't really nave macn— just because she didn't really have much of— just because she didn't really have much of value to say, i ceatt— have much of value to say, i could understand it if she was going— could understand it if she was tetnt te— could understand it if she was tetnt te ceme— could understand it if she was going to come out and say some ateetate— going to come out and say some absolute pearls— going to come out and say some absolute pearls of— going to come out and say some absolute pearls of wisdom that meet— absolute pearls of wisdom that trewet ner— absolute pearls of wisdom that trewet ner te— absolute pearls of wisdom that proved her to i an _ absolute pearls of wisdom that proved her to an academic proved her to be an academic tente— proved her to be an academic tente . — proved her to be an academic tente . merce— proved her to be an academic genie . pierce, who'd- proved her to be an academic genie . 3: ri;trt.ri; d proved her to be an academic genie. d genie. pierce, who'd managed to enter some kind of higher echelon of human intellect and an understanding and knowledge like a buddha, but instead we just got her talking about how she was only seen as a black woman when she met harry and that she only realised that ambition could also be bad when she met harry. i mean, there's a theme there to begin with, but. but fundamental bit but was the, the fundamental bit of that product of this was that the product itself good . yeah, i itself wasn't very good. yeah, i completely agree— itself wasn't very good. yeah, i completely agree with- . 11."th 3: yeah, i completely agree with you. the

nretact— completely agree with you. the product wasn't— completely agree with you. the product wasn't amazing and mate— product wasn't amazing and that's actually— product wasn't amazing and that's actually what the issue is that's actually what the issue te nae, — that's actually what the issue te nae, te— that's actually what the issue is here, is that— that's actually what the issue is here, is that meghan markle or is here, is that meghan markle er wnatewer— is here, is that meghan markle or whatever we _ is here, is that meghan markle or whatever we think of her, she a t—ttet— or whatever we think of her, she was a b—list actress. you know, ene— was a b—list actress. you know, ene waent— was a b—list actress. you know, ene waen-t a— was a b—list actress. you know, she wasn't a hollywood a—lister. snee— she wasn't a hollywood a—lister. enee-teen— she wasn't a hollywood a—lister. she's been hollywood she's never been a hollywood a—tteter— she's never been a hollywood a—lister-respect.- she's never been a hollywood a—lister respect. and a—lister in that respect. and why— a—lister in that respect. and wny weatt— a—lister in that respect. and wny weatt t— a—lister in that respect. and why would i want to listen to eemetntnt— why would i want to listen to something that— why would i want to listen to something that she says when she naen-t— something that she says when she naen-t reatty— something that she says when she naen-t reatty tet— something that she says when she hasn't really got the credentials - hasn't really got the credentials behind her? she's not credentials behind her? she's net tnettrtnt— credentials behind her? she's not inspiring like oprah wtntrey.— not inspiring like oprah winfrey. she's not got those credentials— winfrey. she's not got those credentials of— winfrey. she's not got those credentials of working, you know , day— credentials of working, you know , tay tn— credentials of working, you know , tay tn ant— credentials of working, you know . tay tn ant tay— credentials of working, you know , day in and day out to get to wnere— , day in and day out to get to wnere ene— , day in and day out to get to where she is. _ , day in and day out to get to where she is. she— , day in and day out to get to where she is. she doesn't have men. — where she is. she doesn't have men. se— where she is. she doesn't have men. se t-m— where she is. she doesn't have them. so i'm bored and i don't want— them. so i'm bored and i don't want-tnte— them. so i'm bored and i don't want-tnte tt— them. so i'm bored and i don't want-into it. yeah - them. so i'm bored and i don't want into it. yeah s '“r: want to buy into it. yeah > and it want to buy into it. yeah > and tt te— want to buy into it. yeah > and tt te ttnt— want to buy into it. yeah > and tt te ttnt et— want to buy into it. yeah > and it is kind of the— want to buy into it. yeah > and it is kind of the fakery of it all. when she was interviewing serena that is serena williams, i mean, that is a woman was worked with a woman who was worked with blood and to achieve blood sweat and tears to achieve the pinnacle of sporting excellence for however many decades she's been basically at the top of the game, someone who's really worked for that fame, for that money, for that success, who has something of value. actually, i would i would suggest learn from it suggest to learn from when it comes to whereas i mean, comes to that. whereas i mean, meghan markle was suits for meghan markle was in suits for a bit, married a prince and then

swanned off america didn't swanned off to america didn't she. i mean, are we she. i mean, what are we learning from that ? well, we're learning from that? well, we're not learning from that? well, we're net tearntnt— learning from that? well, we're not learning anything. - “g .“5.7 well, we're not learning anything. we're tearntnt— not learning anything. we're learning that— not learning anything. we're learning that you marry learning that if you marry a tance,— learning that if you marry a trance-yea- learning that if you marry a prince,-you can- learning that if you marry a prince, you can command prince, maybe you can command mttttene— prince, maybe you can command mttttene trem — prince, maybe you can command millions from spotify. but tnat-e— millions from spotify. but tnat-e-te- millions from spotify. but that's-to last. that's not going to last forever. .i- that's not going to last. forever. - i _that's that's not going to last- forever. .i-that's the forever. and i think that's the mate— forever. and i think that's the tnat-e-enty— forever. and i think that's the that's-only issue. - forever. and i think that's the that's only issue. think that's the only issue. i think tne— that's the only issue. i think tne-te— that's the only issue. i think tne-te-tt- that's the only issue. i think tne-te-tt te- that's the only issue. i think the-is-it is, asi that's the only issue. i think. the-is-it is, as you the problem is and it is, as you taet— the problem is and it is, as you taet eatt,— the problem is and it is, as you just said, someone— the problem is and it is, as you just said, someone like serena wttttame— just said, someone like serena wttttame nae— just said, someone like serena williams has spent all their twee— williams has spent all their twee-a— williams has spent all their lives-a fantastic- lives carving a fantastic- career,_of their career, being the top of their tame.— career, being the top of their tame—nael career, being the top of their- game._has married game. meghan markle has married into game. meghan markle has married tnte-tet— game. meghan markle has married tnte-tet ttte— game. meghan markle has married into got this massive into it and got this massive nrettte— into it and got this massive prettte ty— into it and got this massive prettte ty prew— into it and got this massive profile by proxy . .. profile by proxy. so in a natttett— profile by proxy. so in a nutshell, we're thinking that other brands may well follow suit. it does come as well after a string of pretty heavy losses. i mean there was that non high speed car chase around new york and there was the south park episode and there was the reaction to spare. there's just the general toxicity surrounding them. i mean, it is fascinating for me that they've kind of cancelled themselves. but nick, if you wouldn't mind, would you mind you you have a much mind just you you have a much better into the and better insight into the mind and the of meghan the inner workings of meghan markle could ever could, markle than i could ever could, ever want to have, frankly. but

what like for you what what was it like for you then? so you you kind of brought it to the uk. won't use the it to the uk. i won't use the word but you brought word inflicted, but you brought it uk and then and then. it to the uk and then and then. and she she can candy well, and then she she can candy well, in a nutshell, and then she she can candy well, in a nutshell , we, and then she she can candy well, in a nutshell, we, you and then she she can candy well, in a nutshell , we, you know, we in a nutshell, we, you know, we were friends for quite a while. i found her. and i do think that ene— i found her. and i do think that ene te— i found her. and i do think that ene te very— i found her. and i do think that she is very philanthropic. she reatty— she is very philanthropic. she reatty wante— she is very philanthropic. she really wants to— she is very philanthropic. she really wants to change the world and really wants to change the world ant aee— really wants to change the world ant ner— really wants to change the world and use her platform form for teetttwtty— and use her platform form for positivity, which _ and use her platform form for positivity, which and you can't crtttctee— positivity, which and you can't criticise somebody for that. i tntnt— criticise somebody for that. i tntnt ,— criticise somebody for that. i think , though,— criticise somebody for that. i think , though, that, you know, think, though, that, you know, trem— think, though, that, you know, trem a— think, though, that, you know, trem a tay— think, though, that, you know, from a day one— think, though, that, you know, from a day one i— think, though, that, you know, from a day one i understood tnere-e— from a day one i understood tnere-e a— from a day one i understood tnere-e a tet— from a day one i understood there's a lot of— from a day one i understood there's a lot of ambition there ant— there's a lot of ambition there ant wnen— there's a lot of ambition there and when somebody, when somebody neete— and when somebody, when somebody neete-tney-tt— and when somebody, when somebody needs-they'll use— and when somebody, when somebody needs-they'll use you. - needs you, they'll use you. when tney— needs you, they'll use you. when tney ten-t— needs you, they'll use you. when tney tan-you,— needs you, they'll use you. when they don't you, they'll they don't need you, they'll taet—manyl they don't need you, they'll- taet—many teette just discard you, as many people nave—enee- just discard you, as many people have—she's gone- just discard you, as many people have—she's gone up. have felt that as she's gone up ant— have felt that as she's gone up ant up— have felt that as she's gone up ant an ant— have felt that as she's gone up ant at ant an— have felt that as she's gone up and up and up, well, i will never discard— and up and up, well, i will never discard you, nick. i've tnereatnty— never discard you, nick. i've thoroughly enjoyed this conversation and i would i would love continue them at length love to continue them at length going so, nick, thank going forward. so, nick, thank you eddie there, you very much. nick eddie there, who course, the culture who is, of course, the culture and brand expert guru and we'll leave the about him leave out the bit about him bringing meghan markle over and this being his fault. this whole mess being his fault. not really. nick not really. but there we go. now party might

there we go. now the party might be boris johnson, but be over for boris johnson, but the civil war is still the tory civil war is still raging. less bothered raging. i'm less bothered about that. the today in that. all of the news today in the the sun, all the the times in the sun, all the editorial tories editorial was this the tories need to on from boris now. need to move on from boris now. that's fine. the tory party might need move on from might need to move on from boris, can the electorate? boris, but can the electorate? will that's what will the electorate. that's what i know. i want to

speech nation sunday nights from en et— speech nation sunday nights from seven on gb news— speech nation sunday nights from seven on gb news britain's. etay— seven on gb news britain's. etay tete— seven on gb news britain's. okay, let's crack— seven on gb news britain's. okay, let's crack on. i“ seven on gb news britain's. okay, let's crack on. .. okay, let's crack on. so in a few— okay, let's crack on. so in a few minutes time i will have news of just stop oil's latest stunt. after targeting the snooker and the rugby they've now gone after the opera. i mean, know your audience guys but at 4:00 i've also got more bad news for rishi sunak because he's warned that his plans to tackle the asylum backlog are actually well, they're not just going to fail. they've actually made things worse, apparently, going to fail. they've actually made isings worse, apparently, going to fail. they've actually made is quite iorse, apparently, going to fail. they've actually made is quite a'se, apparently, going to fail. they've actually made is quite a badapparently, going to fail. they've actually made is quite a bad day rently, going to fail. they've actually made is quite a bad day outly, going to fail. they've actually made is quite a bad day out for which is quite a bad day out for the day after the the lad. but a day after the partygate report and boris johnson, devastating response, the this the question for me now is this is the conservative

is it time for the conservative party move on from boris? can party to move on from boris? can you move on from boris? do you think that tory voters will move on? sunak certainly on? rishi sunak certainly thinks so. civil triggered so. but the civil war triggered by still raging. by johnson is still raging. a poll has found that more than three of people think three quarters of people think johnson knowingly misled the commons . but the johnson knowingly misled the commons. but the man who delivered an 80 seat majority then got brexit done remains a popular figure among a large number of conservative voters. and a follow up and i do think a follow up question should seriously be asked, is do care? you asked, which is do you care? you may think he a liar, may well think he was a liar, but do you actually care that much? joining me now is former tory cabinet ann tory cabinet minister ann widdecombe you very tory cabinet minister ann widde1now,3 you very tory cabinet minister ann widde1now, i you very tory cabinet minister ann widde1now, i woke you very tory cabinet minister ann widde1now, i woke up you very tory cabinet minister ann widde1now, i woke up thisi very much. now, i woke up this morning the editorials morning and saw the editorials in the and in the sun as in the times and in the sun as well, which was all about the tories have got to move on from boris. got it go. boris. you've got to let it go. fine. but will the voters at. well, i lived through something even worse, which was the fall of thatcher, which took place in 1990. and i mean both the party in 1990. and i mean both the party tn tarttament— 1990. and i mean both the party in parliament and— 110 and i mean both the party in parliament and the party in the in parliament and the party in me ceantry— in parliament and the party in the country was— in parliament and the party in the country was massively device

neatet.— the country was massively device neatet. ant— the country was massively device headed. and with— the country was massively device headed. and with one section of eacn— headed. and with one section of eacn very— headed. and with one section of eacn wery ,— headed. and with one section of eacn wery . very— headed. and with one section of each very , very angry indeed. each very, very angry indeed. vea— each very, very angry indeed. vea nave— each very, very angry indeed. vea nave ne— each very, very angry indeed. you have no idea— each very, very angry indeed. you have no idea . i mean, you you have no idea. i mean, you tntnt— you have no idea. i mean, you tntnt ttte— you have no idea. i mean, you think this was— you have no idea. i mean, you think this was bad? i was mopping— think this was bad? i was mopping up— think this was bad? i was mopping up tears from all the at— mopping up tears from all the at tne— mopping up tears from all the men at the time— mopping up tears from all the men at the time because there taet— men at the time because there taet eacn— men at the time because there was just such a— men at the time because there was just such a strong feeling . was just such a strong feeling. ant— was just such a strong feeling. ant tne— was just such a strong feeling. ant tne wew— was just such a strong feeling. and the view was— was just such a strong feeling. and the view was at that time, ttte— and the view was at that time, we wae— and the view was at that time, this was 1990. _ and the view was at that time, this was 1990. the— and the view was at that time, this was 1990. the view was at tnat— this was 1990. the view was at tnat ttme— this was 1990. the view was at that time that— this was 1990. the view was at that time that we— this was 1990. the view was at that time that we wouldn't be atte— that time that we wouldn't be atte te— that time that we wouldn't be atte te mete— that time that we wouldn't be able to move on— that time that we wouldn't be able to move on from it until atter— able to move on from it until atter a— able to move on from it until after a general— able to move on from it until after a general election, which we were supposed to lose. now, in we were supposed to lose. now, tn ta,— we were supposed to lose. now, tn tact, tne— we were supposed to lose. now, in fact, the opposite happened. we in fact, the opposite happened. we en— in fact, the opposite happened. we tnat— in fact, the opposite happened. we won that general election. we meet— we won that general election. we mewet en— we won that general election. we mewet en ant— we won that general election. we moved on and the— we won that general election. we moved on and the party and the ceantry— moved on and the party and the ceantry came— moved on and the party and the ceantry ,— moved on and the party and the country came , doubtless some country came, doubtless some very— country came, doubtless some very reluctantly— country came, doubtless some very reluctantly and doubtless teawtnt— very reluctantly and doubtless some leaving altogether did ewentaatty— some leaving altogether did eventually come with us. so if you— eventually come with us. so if yea eay— eventually come with us. so if yea eay can— eventually come with us. so if yea eay tt— eventually come with us. so if you say can it happen? can and the you say can it happen? can and tne anee— you say can it happen? can and tne te— you say can it happen? can and the answer is yes,— you say can it happen? can and the answer is yes, it can accerttnt— the answer is yes, it can accerttnt te— the answer is yes, it can according to precedent. will it nattene— according to precedent. will it nattene wett— according to precedent. will it happen? well, you've got eemetntnt— happen? well, you've got something very different now. tea-we— something very different now. tea-we tet— something very different now. tea-we tet a— something very different now. you've got a very— something very different now. you've got a very low calibre parttament— you've got a very low calibre parliament, which you certainly tttn-t— parliament, which you certainly tttn-t nave— parliament, which you certainly didn't have then— parliament, which you certainly didn't have then at. and you've got didn't have then at. and you've tet wetere— didn't have then at. and you've tet wetere wne — didn't have then at. and you've got voters who frankly have just twen— got voters who frankly have just ten up— got voters who frankly have just ten at wttt— got voters who frankly have just given up with the— got voters who frankly have just given up with the tory party. so it's given up with the tory party. so me a— given up with the tory party. so it's a different— given up with the tory party. so it's a different situation attetetner— it's a different situation altogether . - it's a different situation altogether . ' “r: it's a different situation altogether. ' “r:

altogether. and this is why i think it might almost be quite terminal because as you've said , the quality of politician is appalling at the moment. , the quality of politician is appalling at the moment . and appalling at the moment. and also the conservative party appears to have veered away from its core message, which is that there's something worth conserving about britain. when you look at the immigration figures illegal figures and the illegal immigration figures. so it's not as some of as if there's some kind of barnstormer coming up and barnstormer bloke coming up and taking boris's place. i'm just going to put an email to you here on if that's all right. it's from joan. she says, i'd vote for boris again a vote for boris again in a heartbeat for all his faults, i trust him above any of the others. and a lot of people in the westminster media and the westminster bubble media and a people live in the a lot of people who live in the westminster bubble. don't westminster bubble. i don't think can understand that idea about which about boris, which is that fundamentally many do fundamentally so many people do not care about his flaws. they like the guy and they'd vote for him again. yes. and like the guy and they'd vote for him again . yes. and that like the guy and they'd vote for him again. yes. and that is what the parliamentary— .. 535 .. yes. and that is what the parliamentary party doesn't anteretant— the parliamentary party doesn't anteretant .— the parliamentary party doesn't understand . what they don't understand. what they don't anteretant— understand. what they don't understand is— understand. what they don't understand is that they jettison terte. — understand is that they jettison boris. -jettisoned- understand is that they jettison boris. jettisoned liz boris. they jettisoned liz traee— boris. they jettisoned liz truss. both _ boris. they jettisoned liz truss. both were choices of the party— truss. both were choices of the party tn— truss. both were choices of the

party tn tne— truss. both were choices of the party in the country and they've tmteeet— party in the country and they've tmteeet tnetr— party in the country and they've imposed their own— party in the country and they've imposed their own choice. rishi smat— imposed their own choice. rishi sanat, wne— imposed their own choice. rishi sunak, who was— imposed their own choice. rishi sunak, who was rejected by the party— sunak, who was rejected by the party tn— sunak, who was rejected by the party tn tne — sunak, who was rejected by the party in the country. so sunak, who was rejected by the party in the country . so they've party in the country. so they've actaatty— party in the country. so they've actually built— party in the country. so they've actually built in— party in the country. so they've actually built in an enormous ttwtte— actually built in an enormous divide between— actually built in an enormous divide between the parliamentary party— divide between the parliamentary party ant— divide between the parliamentary tarty ant tne— divide between the parliamentary party and the party in the ceantry,— party and the party in the ceantry. ant— party and the party in the country, and they don't even seem aware of— country, and they don't even seem aware of it.- country, and they don't even seem aware of it. and the other atttttenat— seem aware of it. and the other additional factor— seem aware of it. and the other additional factor is— seem aware of it. and the other additional factor is that of t— additional factor is that of course i made— additional factor is that of course i made a comparison with the course i made a comparison with me tatt— course i made a comparison with me tatt et— course i made a comparison with the fall of thatcher. _ course i made a comparison with the fall of thatcher. she entereet — the fall of thatcher. she endorsed john- the fall of thatcher. she endorsed john major. boris naen-t— endorsed john major. boris hasn't endorsed rishi. he's not entereet— hasn't endorsed rishi. he's not endorsed rishi,— hasn't endorsed rishi. he's not endorsed rishi, and in fact, ne-e— endorsed rishi, and in fact, ne-e tetnt— endorsed rishi, and in fact, ne-e tetnt te— endorsed rishi, and in fact, he's going to have a platform at teaet— he's going to have a platform at teaet ence— he's going to have a platform at teaet a— he's going to have a platform at least once a week— he's going to have a platform at least once a week to kick the tntnt— least once a week to kick the living daylights_ least once a week to kick the living daylights out of him in the living daylights out of him in me tn— living daylights out of him in me tn tne— living daylights out of him in the in the black— living daylights out of him in the in the black and white print of the in the black and white print et-ttatt.— the in the black and white print et-ttatt. — the in the black and white print of-mail. isn't- the in the black and white print of-mail. isn't he? i of the daily mail. isn't he? wean. — of the daily mail. isn't he? wean. ant— of the daily mail. isn't he? yeah. and he's— of the daily mail. isn't he? yeah. and he's a— of the daily mail. . “ri.7 yeah. and he's a very, very tatentet— yeah. and he's a very, very talented writer— yeah. and he's a very, very talented writer and he'll do taet— talented writer and he'll do taet tnat. — talented writer and he'll do just that. remember he's just that. remember this? he's got just that. remember this? he's tet netntnt— just that. remember this? he's tet netntnt te— just that. remember this? he's got nothing to lose. they've ttctet— got nothing to lose. they've kicked somebody outside the tent who kicked somebody outside the tent wne wttt— kicked somebody outside the tent wne wttt ne— kicked somebody outside the tent who will now do— kicked somebody outside the tent who will now do the proverbial in who will now do the proverbial tn-netntnt— who will now do the proverbial tn-netntnt te- who will now do the proverbial in-nothing to lose.- who will now do the proverbial in nothing to lose. i in who has nothing to lose. i mean, politically— in who has nothing to lose. i mean, politically , never mind mean, politically, never mind tereenatty,— mean, politically, never mind personally, never— mean, politically, never mind personally, never mind the party in personally, never mind the party tn tne— personally, never mind the party tn tne ceantry,— personally, never mind the party in the country, never mind any of in the country, never mind any et tneee— in the country, never mind any of those considerations tettttcatty— of those considerations politically ,— of those considerations politically , it is a stupid politically, it is a stupid tntnt— politically, it is a stupid tntnt te— politically, it is a stupid tntnt te te— politically, it is a stupid thing to do . - politically, it is a stupid thing to do . \ri:rtrt politically, it is a stupid thing to do . trirtrr “5x. politically, it is a stupid- thing to do . now, what next for thing to do. now, what next for bods thing to do. now, what next for boris ? i suppose anne is the big

boris? i suppose anne is the big question . do you think that he question. do you think that he will return at some point? i mean, at the end of the day, the conservative party does want power and if they do lose at the next election they might quite fancy that power back . fancy getting that power back. i think when i don't even i thihkdwhendl don't even think i think when i don't even think it's i think when i don't even think ttte tt— i think when i don't even think it's if anymore. _ i think when i don't even think it's if anymore. i— i think when i don't even think it's if anymore. i think when tne— it's if anymore. i think when tne party— it's if anymore. i think when the party loses— it's if anymore. i think when the party loses the next etectten— the party loses the next election, um,- the party loses the next election, um, there will then be a tatte— election, um, there will then be a battle royale_ election, um, there will then be a battle royale for— election, um, there will then be a battle royale for its heart ant— a battle royale for its heart ant eeat— a battle royale for its heart and soul and— a battle royale for its heart and soul and there will be a big tatte— and soul and there will be a big battle between— and soul and there will be a big battle between the two cemetetety— battle between the two completely different wings of the completely different wings of me party.— completely different wings of me party. ant— completely different wings of the party. and what i predict is tnat— the party. and what i predict is tnat tnere— the party. and what i predict is that there could— the party. and what i predict is that there could very easily be a etttt. — that there could very easily be a etttt. wew— that there could very easily be a split. now that's been prettctet— a split. now that's been predicted before and it hasn't nattenet— predicted before and it hasn't nattenet .— predicted before and it hasn't nattenet . tat— predicted before and it hasn't happened . but i— predicted before and it hasn't happened . but i think the happened. but i think the combination— happened. but i think the combination of circumstances now tnat— combination of circumstances now tnat very— combination of circumstances now mean that very probably it will be etttt— mean that very probably it will be etttt ant— mean that very probably it will be etttt ant a— mean that very probably it will be split and a large part of tnat— be split and a large part of tnat etttt— be split and a large part of that split will— be split and a large part of that split will that boris okay. anne— that split will that boris okay. anne ant— that split will that boris okay. anne ant t— that split will that boris okay. anne and i do— that split will that boris okay. anne and i do want to add a ttttte— anne and i do want to add a ttttte ttt— anne and i do want to add a little bit of— anne and i do want to add a little bit of uncharacteristic tattaet— little bit of uncharacteristic tattaet te— little bit of uncharacteristic ballast to proceedings, by the way,— ballast to proceedings, by the way, ant— ballast to proceedings, by the way. ant taet— ballast to proceedings, by the way, and just read an email from tente— way, and just read an email from teente wne— way, and just read an email from denis who does— way, and just read an email from denis who does say, as the tory memert— denis who does say, as the tory rnernter t— denis who does say, as the tory rnernter t te— denis who does say, as the tory member, i do say—

denis who does say, as the tory member, i do say good riddance to member, i do say good riddance te tne— member, i do say good riddance te tne tteer— member, i do say good riddance to the floor personality. ttatte— to the floor personality. that's absolutely - to the floor personality. that's absolutely fine. denis of course that is your view. i would quite like a follow up email as to whether or not email as to as to whether or not you intend to vote for you still intend to vote for rishi sunak is that, you know, a bit a bit of poor choice to bit of a bit of a poor choice to succeed him? but you know, anne, when i look at this and i when i look at this now and i think about the mps who owed bods think about the mps who owed boris johnson their jobs boris johnson their current jobs , there were , of which i think there were many you look at the fact many when you look at the fact that at the last election, most people are this is my view, most people are this is my view, most people voted conservative for bods people voted conservative for boris and not boris johnson and not necessarily the conservative necessarily for the conservative party. then he's been ousted party. and then he's been ousted by people who potentially had a little bit of skin in the game, to say the least . and then mps to say the least. and then mps who now want to come and to bat for him are potentially going to be kicked out by the conservative party. it does look a little bit china, north korea doesit a little bit china, north korea does it not, in terms of being undemocratic. it does it not, in terms of being undemocratic . it looks chaotic . undemocratic. it looks chaotic. i undemocratic. it looks chaotic. t mean— undemocratic. it looks chaotic. t cntna— undemocratic. it looks chaotic. i mean, china slash— .. : t rt. it looks chaotic. i mean, china slash north korea is i mean, china slash north korea te at— i mean, china slash north korea te at teaet— i mean, china slash north korea is at least organised. it's an ertanteet— is at least organised. it's an organised actionscdpt. i mean, ttte— organised actionscdpt. i mean, me te— organised actionscdpt. i mean, me te taet— organised actionscdpt. i mean, me te taet a— organised actionscdpt. i mean, this is just a completely chaos ant— this is just a completely chaos

ant t— this is just a completely chaos ant t mean— this is just a completely chaos ant t ,— this is just a completely chaos and i mean , on— this is just a completely chaos and i mean , on the one hand, the and i mean, on the one hand, the teaee— and i mean, on the one hand, the teaee et— and i mean, on the one hand, the house of commons— and i mean, on the one hand, the house of commons committee to say house of commons committee to eay tnat— house of commons committee to eay tnat tt— house of commons committee to say that if anybody— house of commons committee to say that if anybody called it a tantaree— say that if anybody called it a kangaroo court,— say that if anybody called it a kangaroo court, you know, they ceatt— kangaroo court, you know, they ceatt te— kangaroo court, you know, they could be proceeded against. i mean , you know,— could be proceeded against. i mean , you know, the dictatorship mean, you know, the dictatorship of mean, you know, the dictatorship et tnat. — mean, you know, the dictatorship et tnat. ant— mean, you know, the dictatorship of that. and then— mean, you know, the dictatorship of that. and then the party eaytnt— of that. and then the party eaytnt. wett— of that. and then the party saying, well, you know, you've got— saying, well, you know, you've tet te — saying, well, you know, you've tet te eattert— saying, well, you know, you've tet te eattert ae— saying, well, you know, you've got to support us. you can't eatten— got to support us. you can't eattert tene— got to support us. you can't eattert terte .— got to support us. you can't support bods . um, i think support bods. um, i think ewerytety— support bods. um, i think everybody needs to calm down and tate— everybody needs to calm down and take a— everybody needs to calm down and take a teet— everybody needs to calm down and take a deep breath.— everybody needs to calm down and take a deep breath. but i really wten— take a deep breath. but i really wten we— take a deep breath. but i really wten we nat— take a deep breath. but i really wish we had a— take a deep breath. but i really wish we had a heavyweight leader . ant— wish we had a heavyweight leader . ant twen— wish we had a heavyweight leader . and given that— wish we had a heavyweight leader . and given that we— wish we had a heavyweight leader . and given that we haven't, wnat— . and given that we haven't, wnat ne— . and given that we haven't, what he should— . and given that we haven't, what he should be doing is to tate— what he should be doing is to take a— what he should be doing is to take a reatty— what he should be doing is to take a really seriously heavyweight- take a really seriously heavyweight adviser, preferably trem— heavyweight adviser, preferably trem ament— heavyweight adviser, preferably from among the— heavyweight adviser, preferably from among the very senior ranks of from among the very senior ranks et tne— from among the very senior ranks ettne terte. — from among the very senior ranks of the lords. and— from among the very senior ranks of the lords. ' “r: trig of the lords. and thank you very much. it's always a real pleasure to chat to you. ann widdecombe, the former tory cabinet minister, friend of the show , friend of the channel, the show, friend of the channel, the emails that are coming in are interesting. it's fair to say the vast majority of you getting in saying like , diana, in touch are saying like, diana, i that. i would ever i can't see that. i would ever vote under rishi vote conservative under rishi sunak. i will never get over this backstabbing. and that is the vast majority of the emails that are coming in. well let's be what does that mean

be honest. what does that mean in the next general election? then conservative vote is then if the conservative vote is split, we can all split, then yeah, we can all play split, then yeah, we can all play tape forward, can't play the tape forward, can't we, and what's happening and see what's happening there. loads in now. loads of them coming in now. yesterday i brought loads of them coming in now. yesta day i brought loads of them coming in now. yesta little i brought loads of them coming in now. yesta little clip i brought loads of them coming in now. yesta little clip of i brought loads of them coming in now. yesta little clip of a brought loads of them coming in now. yesta little clip of a justhht loads of them coming in now. yesta little clip of a just stop you a little clip of a just stop oil protester who was crying after being arrested . and it after being arrested. and it brought a tear to many people's eyes. but just a few hours later, some of her mates were trying to ruin a night out for around 1000 people. they went and set off a confetti bomb and blew an air horn dudng blew an air horn during a performance of and this is where i show how lacking in culture i am. the glyndebourne opera festival in east sussex. nailed it. check this out .

yeah, we just have an air horn and a at - yeah, we just have an air horn ant a at tne— . yeah, we just have an air horn and a at the glyndebourne- yeah, we just have an air horn and a at the glyndebourne opera. i've and a at the glyndebourne opera. ttte taet— and a at the glyndebourne opera. ttte taet tene— and a at the glyndebourne opera. t-we taet tene tt— and a at the glyndebourne opera. i've just done it. you're— and a at the glyndebourne opera. : . you're not i've just done it. you're not attewet— i've just done it. you're not attewet te— i've just done it. you're not allowed to do— i've just done it. you're not allowed to do that- : . you're not allowed to do that and you're net— allowed to do that and you're net tette— allowed to do that and you're net tettce, ee— allowed to do that and you're not police, so please give it tact.— not police, so please give it tact. — not police, so please give it back. that's— not police, so please give it back. : t not police, so please give it back. :t 7 back. that's evidence, is it? evidence of what— back. :t 7 evidence of what evidence? �*7 evidence of what evidence? if tetnt— evidence of what evidence? if tetnt te— evidence of what evidence? if we're going to get— evidence of what evidence? if we're going to get arrested, i need this. really? yes. great. thank you . okay, so i mean , thank you. okay, so i mean, neee— thank you. okay, so i mean, neee te— thank you. okay, so i mean, whoever is advising,- okay, so i mean, whoever is advising, just stop. oil whoever is advising, just stop. ott nae— whoever is advising, just stop. ttt nae tet— whoever is advising, just stop. ett nae tet tt— whoever is advising, just stop. oil has got it catastrophically went — oil has got it catastrophically wrong. whenever i interview tnem— wrong. whenever i interview tnem tney— wrong. whenever i interview them, they always seem to be want,— them, they always seem to be wntte. atter— them, they always seem to be white, upper middle class individuals— white, upper middle class individuals with not a lot on. ant— individuals with not a lot on. ant tnen— individuals with not a lot on. and then they— individuals with not a lot on. and then they go to like and then they go to events like the and then they go to events like me cneteea— and then they go to events like the chelsea flower show, which and then they go to events like th fullelsea flower show, which and then they go to events like th full els pretty wer show, which and then they go to events like th full els pretty mild how, which and then they go to events like thfullelspretty mild mannered is full of pretty mild mannered teete— is full of pretty mild mannered teette-tnen— is full of pretty mild mannered people. then you've got some people. and then you've got some teette— people. and then you've got some teette-ceareet- people. and then you've got some people-course, an- people there, of course, an etera— people there, of course, an etera who,— people there, of course, an opera who, again, i would tmattne— opera who, again, i would tmattne-yea- opera who, again, i would imagine you know, opera who, again, i would imagine-you know, of imagine are, you know, kind of mttt— imagine are, you know, kind ofi mild—vultures. mild mannered culture vultures. ant—anney- mild mannered culture vultures. and—annoy them.- and they're just annoy them. and tnen— and they're just annoy them. and tnen-tttt— and they're just annoy them. and tnen-tttt-yea- and they're just annoy them. and then-i'll-you who. then they go, i'll tell you who etee— then they go, i'll tell you who etee-can— then they go, i'll tell you who etee-can te— then they go, i'll tell you who else-can do. we'll- then they go, i'll tell you who else can do. we'll have a go else we can do. we'll have a go at-werttnt— else we can do. we'll have a go at-working class.— else we can do. we'll have a go at working class. will we? at the working class. will we? wett— at the working class. will we? wettt etee— at the working class. will we? we'll stop them— at the working class. will we? we'll stop them getting to work. i we'll stop them getting to work. t mean— we'll stop them getting to work. t ten-t— we'll stop them getting to work. t ten-t tt— we'll stop them getting to work. i mean, isn't it in— we'll stop them getting to work. i mean, isn't it in reverse what tney-re— i mean, isn't it in reverse what tney-re-tneree- i mean, isn't it in reverse what they're-there? and- i mean, isn't it in reverse what they're there? and i am they're doing there? and i am centncet— they're doing there? and i am convinced utterly, utterly convinced i am utterly, utterly centncet— convinced i am utterly, utterly convinced _have- convinced i am utterly, utterly convinced have bought convinced that they have bought into convinced that they have bought tnte—et— convinced that they have bought tnte—et wetrt- convinced that they have bought into of weird doomsday into some kind of weird doomsday

catt— into some kind of weird doomsday cat—att— cult. that is. it's all i weattn-t— cult. that is. it's all i wouldn't be- cult. that is. it's all i wouldn't be surprised if you cut the wouldn't be surprised if you cut me neate— wouldn't be surprised if you cut the heads open— wouldn't be surprised if you cut the heads open of— wouldn't be surprised if you cut the heads open of just stop oil ant— the heads open of just stop oil ant-teant— the heads open of just stop oil ant-teant-et- the heads open of just stop oil and found of weird and you found kind of weird ttttte— and you found kind of weird little microchips in there where someone programmed them, someone had programmed them, tretrammet— someone had programmed them,| programmed—that programmed them to believe that the programmed them to believe that me wertt— programmed them to believe that me wertt wae— programmed them to believe that the world was going to end any mtnate— the world was going to end any mtnate-ant— the world was going to end any minute-and-they- the world was going to end any minute and they had to minute now and that they had to caaeelmacn— minute now and that they had to cause much disruption as cause as much disruption as teeettte— cause as much disruption as possible. .tactics- cause as much disruption as possible. tactics like this possible. but tactics like this ten-t— possible. but tactics like this don't achieve— possible. but tactics like this don't achieve their goal, not a etntte— don't achieve their goal, not a etntte tereen— don't achieve their goal, not a single person at— don't achieve their goal, not a single person at the opera will nave— single person at the opera will nave tene— single person at the opera will have gone home— single person at the opera will have gone home and thought, i'm going— have gone home and thought, i'm tetnt te— have gone home and thought, i'm tetnt te wrtte— have gone home and thought, i'm tetnt te wrtte te— have gone home and thought, i'm going to write to my local mp ant— going to write to my local mp ant tet— going to write to my local mp ant tet tnem— going to write to my local mp and get them to— going to write to my local mp and get them to just stop oil anyway. — and get them to just stop oil anyway. et— and get them to just stop oil anyway. gb views dougie beattie . us— anyway. gb views dougie beattie . us cem— anyway. gb views dougie beattie . us tet— anyway. gb views dougie beattie . us .com. get your— anyway. gb views dougie beattie . us .com. get your views coming in. . us .com. get your views coming tn. wnere— . us .com. get your views coming tn. wnere te— . us .com. get your views coming in. where do those— . us .com. get your views coming in. where do those self—entitled ttttte— in. where do those self—entitled ttttte twerte— in. where do those self—entitled little twerps really— in. where do those self—entitled little twerps really get off? tat— little twerps really get off? tat yee— little twerps really get off? tat yee. ttte— little twerps really get off? but yes, i've got loads more cemmt— but yes, i've got loads more cemtnt year— but yes, i've got loads more cemtnt year way— but yes, i've got loads more coming your way in the next hour of coming your way in the next hour et ttte— coming your way in the next hour et tnte enew— coming your way in the next hour et tnte enew .— coming your way in the next hour of this show. so— coming your way in the next hour of this show. so a— coming your way in the next hour of this show. so a reminder of tne— of this show. so a reminder of me nee— of this show. so a reminder of the news that— of this show. so a reminder of the news that we _ of this show. so a reminder of the news that we brought you a ttttte— the news that we brought you a little-earlier— the news that we brought you a little-earlier-it- the news that we brought you a little earlier it was little bit earlier on. it was tne— little bit earlier on. it was tne-newe- little bit earlier on. it was the news, which little bit earlier on. it was the-news, which that the breaking news, which is that tettce—man- the breaking news, which is that police—man with| police have charged a man with tnree— police have charged a man with tnree ceame— police have charged a man with three counts of— police have charged a man with three counts of murder following tneee— three counts of murder following those devastating _ three counts of murder following those devastating attacks in wetttntnam— those devastating attacks in nottingham tuesday. more nottingham on tuesday. more tntermatten— nottingham on tuesday. more information on— nottingham on tuesday. more information on that as we get it. information on that as we get tt. tatrtct— information on that as we get it. patrick christys is on gb wewe— it. patrick christys is on gb news, britain's— it. patrick christys is on gb news, britain's news .

channel it's 4 i channell it's 4 pm. i channel- it's 4 pm. it's |ctannet— it's 4 pm. it's patrick cnrtetye.— it's 4 pm. it's patrick christys. it's- it's 4 pm. it's patrick christys. it's gb news. now, it tame— christys. it's gb news. now, it tarne eat— christys. it's gb news. now, it turns out that— christys. it's gb news. now, it turns out that rishi sunaks ttane— turns out that rishi sunaks ttane te— turns out that rishi sunaks plans to reduce— turns out that rishi sunaks plans to reduce the asylum eeeet— plans to reduce the asylum seeker backlog— plans to reduce the asylum seeker backlog have made it worse and are— seeker backlog have made it worse and are set to cost us more money. apparently so strap yeareetwee— more money. apparently so strap yeareetwee tn— more money. apparently so strap yourselves in for— more money. apparently so strap yourselves in for the shocking etate— yourselves in for the shocking etate en— yourselves in for the shocking stats on that. _ yourselves in for the shocking stats on that. in— yourselves in for the shocking stats on that. in other news as wett— stats on that. in other news as wett ,— stats on that. in other news as wett . ttetnan— stats on that. in other news as well, meghan markle has been tamtet— well, meghan markle has been tamtet. we,— well, meghan markle has been dumped. no, not— well, meghan markle has been dumped. no, not by prince harry by dumped. no, not by prince harry ty stettty.— dumped. no, not by prince harry ty stettty. tn— dumped. no, not by prince harry ty stettty. tn a— dumped. no, not by prince harry by spotify. in a move that could ceet— by spotify. in a move that could ceet tne— by spotify. in a move that could cost the couple _ by spotify. in a move that could cost the couple tens of millions of cost the couple tens of millions et tettare— cost the couple tens of millions of dollars and— cost the couple tens of millions of dollars and potentially see etner— of dollars and potentially see other backers— of dollars and potentially see other backers running out of the tea— other backers running out of the teer ae— other backers running out of the teer ae wett. — other backers running out of the teer ae wett. t— other backers running out of the door as well. i will— other backers running out of the door as well. i will be dissecting— door as well. i will be dissecting what their future nette— dissecting what their future nette very,— dissecting what their future holds very, very— dissecting what their future holds very, very shortly. bods tenneen— holds very, very shortly. bods tenneen tne— holds very, very shortly. boris johnson, the tory— holds very, very shortly. boris johnson, the tory party are tetnt— johnson, the tory party are tetnt attet— johnson, the tory party are being urged to— johnson, the tory party are being urged to just move on now. ttatte— being urged to just move on now. we nnt,— being urged to just move on now. that's fine, but— being urged to just move on now. that's fine, but will— being urged to just move on now. that's fine, but will you will tne— that's fine, but will you will tne veter— that's fine, but will you will the voter loads— that's fine, but will you will the voter loads of emails coming in the voter loads of emails coming tn en— the voter loads of emails coming tn en ttte— the voter loads of emails coming tn en tnte ee— the voter loads of emails coming in on this so far?— the voter loads of emails coming in on this so far? and it makes for fascinating— in on this so far? and it makes for fascinating reading. so keep tnem— for fascinating reading. so keep tnem cemtnt.— for fascinating reading. so keep them coming. but— for fascinating reading. so keep them coming. but i'll tell you wnat— them coming. but i'll tell you wnat, ttte— them coming. but i'll tell you what, this will— them coming. but i'll tell you what, this will wind you right up. what, this will wind you right at. tett— what, this will wind you right up. levi bellfield. yep. the tetrawett—

up. levi bellfield. yep. the depraved, deranged serial titer.— depraved, deranged serial ttttenlnae— depraved, deranged serial killer. has been granted the killer. he has been granted the attttty— killer. he has been granted the attttty te— killer. he has been granted the attttty te tet— killer. he has been granted the ability to get married in prison . teate— ability to get married in prison . teate et— ability to get married in prison . loads of questions like who weatt— . loads of questions like who weatt want— . loads of questions like who would want to _ . loads of questions like who would want to marry that? but tee— would want to marry that? but ta, wny— would want to marry that? but ta, wny are— would want to marry that? but also, why are we— would want to marry that? but also, why are we giving any terte— also, why are we giving any terte-teete— also, why are we giving any perks people are just perks to people who are just eemeltne— perks to people who are just some .the most- perks to people who are just some the most vile scum that some of the most vile scum that we've ever produced? anyway? tatrtct— we've ever produced? anyway? patrick christys _ we've ever produced? anyway? patrick christys on . gb news. i patrick christys on. gb news. i wttt— patrick christys on. gb news. i wttt ta,— patrick christys on. gb news. i wttt ta, et— patrick christys on. gb news. i will also, of course , be will also, of course, be trtnttnt— will also, of course, be trtnttnt yea- will also, of course, be bringing you the up to date treattnt— bringing you the up to date breaking news— bringing you the up to date breaking news on the nottingham attacke— breaking news on the nottingham attacte ae— breaking news on the nottingham attacte ae tne— breaking news on the nottingham attacks as the alleged attacker has attacks as the alleged attacker nae ne— attacks as the alleged attacker nae teen— attacks as the alleged attacker has now been charged with three ceante— has now been charged with three ceante et— has now been charged with three counts of murder— has now been charged with three counts of murder and named so more information— counts of murder and named so more information on that coming year— more information on that coming year way. — more information on that coming year way. very— more information on that coming year way. very very— more information on that coming your way. very very shortly. but get your way. very very shortly. but tet-ematte— your way. very very shortly. but get-emails coming- your way. very very shortly. but get emails coming in on get your emails coming in on anytntnt— get your emails coming in on anytntnt-tnat— get your emails coming in on anything that we've been anything else that we've been tatttnt—ttl anything else that we've been. talking—gb news talking about. gb views gb news . wnetner— talking about. gb views gb news .com . whether or— talking about. gb views gb news .com . whether or not you're .com. whether or not you're going— .com. whether or not you're tetnt te— .com. whether or not you're tetnt te mee— .com. whether or not you're going to move on from bods tenneen— going to move on from boris johnson, that's— going to move on from boris johnson, that's been the one johnson, that's been the big one so johnson, that's been the big one ee-ant— johnson, that's been the big one ee-ant et— johnson, that's been the big one so .and of course,- johnson, that's been the big one so and of course, your so far. and of course, your nearttett— so far. and of course, your heartfelt-to- so far. and of course, your heartfelt to meghan heartfelt reaction to meghan ttatte— heartfelt reaction to meghan markle dumped spotify heartfelt reaction to meghan- markle-dumpedispotify . markle being dumped by spotify. now—headlines. now though, as your headlines wttt— now though, as your headlines wttt-.— now though, as your headlines with-. cherish. - now though, as your headlines with . cherish. t �*iftt�*ri;.. with rory. cherish. patrick well , as you've been hearing the

suspect in the nottingham knife attacks, valdo carlo khan, has been charged with the murder of the three people who were killed in the city on tuesday. the victims were students- .. rt. .«r w : the victims were students barnaby watt...— victims were students barnaby webber, grace— victims were students barnaby webber, grace o'malley, kumar ant— webber, grace o'malley, kumar ant es— webber, grace o'malley, kumar ant es year— webber, grace o'malley, kumar and 65 year old— webber, grace o'malley, kumar and 65 year old ian coates . and 65 year old ian coates. the 31 and 65 year old ian coates. the st year— and 65 year old ian coates. the st year ttt— and 65 year old ian coates. the st year ett te— and 65 year old ian coates. the st year ett t a— and 65 year old ian coates. the 31 year old is a former student of nottingham university. carlo khanis of nottingham university. carlo khan is also accused of \rri:r.. “g“5i“ .. carlo khan is also accused of three ceante— khan is also accused of three ceante et— khan is also accused of three counts of attempt murder after tnree— counts of attempt murder after tnree teette— counts of attempt murder after three people were— counts of attempt murder after three people were injured. cj“ri; three people were injured. one crtttcatty— three people were injured. one critically when _ three people were injured. one critically when they— three people were injured. one critically when they were hit by a van on that morning. he is due to appear at nottingham magistrates court tomorrow . the magistrates court tomorrow. the advisor committee on business appointments is accusing bods appointments is accusing boris johnson of committing a clear breach of the rules. well, to according the _ t“ well, to according the watchdog, the termer— according the watchdog, the former prime— according the watchdog, the former prime minister informed tnem — former prime minister informed tnem et— former prime minister informed tnem et tte— former prime minister informed them of his new— former prime minister informed them of his new role as a cetamntet— them of his new role as a columnist at— them of his new role as a columnist at the daily mail, a natt— columnist at the daily mail, a mat near— columnist at the daily mail, a half hour before— columnist at the daily mail, a half hour before the public announcement— half hour before the public announcement was made. �*7 announcement was made. his first nece— announcement was made. his first ttece tn— announcement was made. his first ttece tn tne— announcement was made. his first piece in the newspaper will be out tomorrow. he's promised to offer uncensored views as rishi sunak faces a battle to hold his

tory party together after bods tory party together after boris johnson was found to have lied to mps over partygate at a debate and vote on the privileges committee report published yesterday, will take place in the commons on monday with some tory mps uncertain about what to do. mr johnson with some tory mps uncertain about what to do. mrjohnson has branded the report deranged , branded the report deranged, remains popular with many of his party members and his most loyal supporters are expected to vote against it. well, number 10 hasn't yet said if the prime minister will attend that vote. but shadow women's and equality secretary anneliese dodds says the prime minister needs to stand up to mrjohnson . i think stand up to mrjohnson. i think its findings are— stand up to mrjohnson. i think its findings are and— stand up to mrjohnson. i think its findings are and they- its findings are and they really tnttcate— its findings are and they really indicate that— its findings are and they really indicate that bods its findings are and they really indicate that boris johnson was a taw— indicate that boris johnson was a law breaker,— indicate that boris johnson was a law breaker, but— indicate that boris johnson was a law breaker, but also that he a ttat— a law breaker, but also that he was a liar, that— a law breaker, but also that he was a liar, that he— a law breaker, but also that he was a liar, that he misled parliament. _ was a liar, that he misled parliament. now it's to down tttent— parliament. now it's to down tttent sanat— parliament. now it's to down rishi sunak to— parliament. now it's to down rishi sunak to actually show some backbone.— rishi sunak to actually show some backbone. you know, he's net— some backbone. you know, he's net enewn— some backbone. you know, he's not shown backbone on this so far not shown backbone on this so tar .— not shown backbone on this so tar . tne— not shown backbone on this so far . the taxpayers— not shown backbone on this so far . the taxpayers picked up far. the taxpayers picked up terte— far. the taxpayers picked up bods johnson's— far. the taxpayers picked up bods johnson's legal bill. tttent— bods johnson's legal bill.

rishi sunak_ bods johnson's legal bill. rishi sunak sunak has shown ntmeett— rishi sunak sunak has shown ntmeett te— rishi sunak sunak has shown himself to be— rishi sunak sunak has shown himself to be unwilling to stand up himself to be unwilling to stand at te— himself to be unwilling to stand at te etee— himself to be unwilling to stand at te etee tn— himself to be unwilling to stand at te etee tn tte— himself to be unwilling to stand up to egos in his party until we-we tet— up to egos in his party until now. we've got so much teycnetrama— now. we've got so much psychodrama still in the conservative— psychodrama still in the conservative party when it eneatt— conservative party when it eneatt te— conservative party when it should be focussed on delivering the should be focussed on delivering tne teettete— should be focussed on delivering the people's priority . his a 48 the people's priority. his a 48 year— the people's priority. his a 48 year ett— the people's priority. his a 48 year ett man— the people's priority. his a 48 year old man has— the people's priority. his a 48 year old man has been arrested atter— year old man has been arrested atter a— year old man has been arrested atter a tettce— year old man has been arrested after a police officer was etattet— after a police officer was stabbed in— after a police officer was stabbed in maidstone yesterday ewentnt— stabbed in maidstone yesterday ewentnt . — stabbed in maidstone yesterday ewentnt . tent— stabbed in maidstone yesterday evening . rt.ri; stabbed in maidstone yesterday evening . .. evening. kent police say he's in a serious but stable condition. we'll keep you updated on that story as we get more details . story as we get more details. the former director general of the police watchdog has been charged with raping a girl under 16. michael lockwood is accused of six counts of indecent assault and three counts of rape against the teenager. the crown prosecution service says the 64 year old allegedly committed the crimes dudng year old allegedly committed the crimes during the 1980s. he left the independent office for police conduct in december , hour police conduct in december, hour after it emerged he was being investigated over a historical allegation by mutual agreement,

spotify has ended its lucrative deal with the duke and duchess of sussex. meghan markle hosted just one podcast series as part of the deal. it was called archetypes , which ran for 12 archetypes, which ran for 12 episodes. the couple signed the deal with the streaming giant, estimated to be worth around £18 million in late 2020. well, in a joint statement, the two parties said they were proud of the series. they made together a hosepipe and sprinkler ban is to be introduced in kent and sussex from the 26th of june as the heatwave across the country continues. south east water says it's bringing in the ban amid shortages in the two counties where drinking water has reached record demand this month. some households in kent and sussex have been without water since monday due to supply issues. rule breakers could find themselves hit with a £1,000 fine, while conservative mp nus ghani told us there was no

opfion ghani told us there was no option but to impose that ban . option but to impose that ban. i know everyone doesn't want a metre— i know everyone doesn't want a neeettte tan.— i know everyone doesn't want a neeettte tan. t— i know everyone doesn't want a hosepipe ban. i wanted it. it's nere— hosepipe ban. i wanted it. it's nere. ttte— hosepipe ban. i wanted it. it's nere. ttte a— hosepipe ban. i wanted it. it's here. it's a really— hosepipe ban. i wanted it. it's here. it's a really good result. it here. it's a really good result. tt meane— here. it's a really good result. it means that— here. it's a really good result. it means that people can have up to it means that people can have up te towe— it means that people can have up te tow mere— it means that people can have up to 10% more water— it means that people can have up to 10% more water in their in tnetr— to 10% more water in their in men eyeteme— to10% more water in their in their systems at— to 10% more water in their in their systems at home. but look, reatty— their systems at home. but look, really south—east— their systems at home. but look, really south—east water needs to get really south—east water needs to tet tnetr— really south—east water needs to tet tnetr tet— really south—east water needs to get their get their— really south—east water needs to get their get their act tetetner. — get their get their act together. we've had a couple of taye— together. we've had a couple of taye et— together. we've had a couple of days of sunshine— together. we've had a couple of days of sunshine and people have new-nat— days of sunshine and people have new-tat water— days of sunshine and people have now-had water-up- days of sunshine and people have now had water up to five now not had water for up to five taye— now not had water for up to five taye ant— now not had water for up to five taye ant teette— now not had water for up to five days and people don't even know wnen— days and people don't even know wnen ttte— days and people don't even know wnen ttte tetnt— days and people don't even know when it's going to— days and people don't even know when it's going to be back. the teeettteet— when it's going to be back. the fossilised remains— when it's going to be back. the fossilised remains of a previous annewtn— fossilised remains of a previous atnewtn tyte— fossilised remains of a previous atnewtn tyte et— fossilised remains of a previous unknown type of dinosaur have teen— unknown type of dinosaur have teen teant— unknown type of dinosaur have been found on— unknown type of dinosaur have been found on the isle of wight . ttte— been found on the isle of wight . ttte tte— been found on the isle of wight . it's the first— been found on the isle of wight . it's the first new— been found on the isle of wight . it's the first new species of the armoured dinosaur to be found on the island since 1865 and belongs to the same plant eating family. and belongs to the same plant eating family . only it was eating family. only it was discovered in rocks dating back between 66 . and 145 million between 66. and 145 million years. this is gb news will bdng years. this is gb news will bring you more as it happens. now, though, back to .

now, though, back to. patrick meghan markle's spotify now, though, back to. patrick- . meghan markle's spotify podcast now, though, back to. patrick- . the han markle's spotify podcast now, though, back to. patrick- . the toiletiarkle's spotify podcast now, though, back to. patrick- . the toilet . rkle's spotify podcast now, though, back to. patrick- . the toilet . spotify potify podcast now, though, back to. patrick- . the toilet . spotify have podcast is in the toilet. spotify have ttaenet— is in the toilet. spotify have ttaenet tt— is in the toilet. spotify have flushed it after— is in the toilet. spotify have flushed it after just one series. they— flushed it after just one series. they say it's a mutual tecteten. — series. they say it's a mutual decision. yeah,— series. they say it's a mutual decision. yeah, all right. like me— decision. yeah, all right. like me ant— decision. yeah, all right. like me ant my— decision. yeah, all right. like me ant my ex— decision. yeah, all right. like me and my ex mutually decided tnat— me and my ex mutually decided tnat t— me and my ex mutually decided tnat t wae— me and my ex mutually decided tnat t tee— me and my ex mutually decided that i was too much of a nttntmare— that i was too much of a nightmare or— that i was too much of a nightmare or when that modelling cemtany— nightmare or when that modelling cemtany ant— nightmare or when that modelling company and icame_ nightmare or when that modelling company and came to mutual company and i came to the mutual tecteten— company and i came to the mutual tecteten tnat— company and i came to the mutual decision that my— company and i came to the mutual decision that my face didn't tatte— decision that my face didn't tatte ttt— decision that my face didn't tatte ttt ter— decision that my face didn't quite fit for the _ decision that my face didn't quite fit for the life of me. i cannet— quite fit for the life of me. i cannot understand why spotify, wntcn— cannot understand why spotify, which offered _ cannot understand why spotify, which offered around £18 million to which offered around £18 million te ttatte— which offered around £18 million te ttartte ter— which offered around £18 million to markle for her— which offered around £18 million to markle for her prolific eteten— to markle for her prolific spoken word,— to markle for her prolific spoken word, have pulled out of the spoken word, have pulled out of me teat.— spoken word, have pulled out of me teat. serry— spoken word, have pulled out of the deal. sorry, mutually tecttet— the deal. sorry, mutually decided to _ the deal. sorry, mutually decided to part company mutually tecttet— decided to part company mutually tecttet te— decided to part company mutually tecttet te tart— decided to part company mutually decided to part company. she treatet— decided to part company. she treatet te— decided to part company. she treated to us— decided to part company. she treated to us such wisdom and tnettnt— treated to us such wisdom and tnettnt ae— treated to us such wisdom and tnettnt ae new— treated to us such wisdom and insight as how she was never treatet— insight as how she was never treatet ae— insight as how she was never treatet ae a— insight as how she was never treated as a black woman until ene— treated as a black woman until ene met— treated as a black woman until ene met tarry— treated as a black woman until she met harry or— treated as a black woman until she met harry or how she didn't reattee— she met harry or how she didn't reattee tnat— she met harry or how she didn't realise that being— she met harry or how she didn't realise that being ambitious ceatt— realise that being ambitious ceatt te— realise that being ambitious could be viewed negatively until she could be viewed negatively until ene met— could be viewed negatively until she met-there's- could be viewed negatively until she met-there's a- could be viewed negatively until she met there's a theme she met harry. there's a theme nere— she met harry. there's a theme nae, ten-t— she met harry. there's a theme here, isn't there?— she met harry. there's a theme here, isn't there? poor harry, my— here, isn't there? poor harry, my taweartte— here, isn't there? poor harry, my favourite bit— here, isn't there? poor harry, my favourite bit was when mariah carey— my favourite bit was when mariah carey cattet— my favourite bit was when mariah carey called her— my favourite bit was when mariah carey called her a— my favourite bit was when mariah carey called her a diva and she ateetatety— carey called her a diva and she absolutely hated— carey called her a diva and she absolutely hated it. meghan felt

cemtettet— absolutely hated it. meghan felt cemtettet te— absolutely hated it. meghan felt compelled to release this etatement— compelled to release this statement. i— compelled to release this statement. i won't put an accent on. statement. i won't put an accent were we,— statement. i won't put an accent on. we're like, no,— statement. i won't put an accent on. we're like, no, it— statement. i won't put an accent on. we're like, no, it was all going— on. we're like, no, it was all going swimmingly. i mean, really wett— going swimmingly. i mean, really war, anttt— going swimmingly. i mean, really well, until the— going swimmingly. i mean, really well, until the moment happened with— well, until the moment happened ,wnra. t— well, until the moment happened ,wnra. t ten-t— well, until the moment happened , which i don't know about you, tat— , which i don't know about you, tat tt— , which i don't know about you, tat tt etettet— , which i don't know about you, but it stopped me— , which i don't know about you, but it stopped me in my tracks wnen— but it stopped me in my tracks wnen ene— but it stopped me in my tracks when she called— but it stopped me in my tracks when she called me a diva. you ceattn-t— when she called me a diva. you ceattn-t eee— when she called me a diva. you couldn't see me,— when she called me a diva. you couldn't see me, obviously, but i couldn't see me, obviously, but t etattet— couldn't see me, obviously, but t etartet te— couldn't see me, obviously, but i started to sweat— couldn't see me, obviously, but i started to sweat a little bit. i started to sweat a little bit. t etartet— i started to sweat a little bit. t etartet te— i started to sweat a little bit. i started to squirm in my chair in i started to squirm in my chair tn tatet— i started to squirm in my chair in quiet revolt.— i started to squirm in my chair in quiet revolt. like, wait, wan,— in quiet revolt. like, wait, wat, ne— in quiet revolt. like, wait, wait, no. what?- in quiet revolt. like, wait, wait, no. what? how but how ceatt— wait, no. what? how but how ceatt yea?— wait, no. what? how but how could you? that's— wait, no. what? how but how could you? that's not true . no, could you? that's not true. no, ttatte— could you? that's not true. no, tnatte net. — could you? that's not true. no, tnatte net. wny— could you? that's not true. no, that's not. why would you say tnat— that's not. why would you say tnat 7— that's not. why would you say ma 7 wett— that's not. why would you say that ? well, she's— that's not. why would you say that ? well, she's saying that. that? well, she's saying that. ttetnan— that? well, she's saying that. meghan because— that? well, she's saying that. meghan because you're a massive twa— meghan because you're a massive ttwa. tne— meghan because you're a massive ttwa. tne ett— meghan because you're a massive diva. the old what— meghan because you're a massive diva. the old what meghan wants . ttetnan— diva. the old what meghan wants . ttetnan tete— diva. the old what meghan wants . ttetnan tete. t— diva. the old what meghan wants , meghan gets. i don't like the way— , meghan gets. i don't like the way tnat— , meghan gets. i don't like the way tnat my— , meghan gets. i don't like the way that my cathedral smells. tne— way that my cathedral smells. tne nen—etet— way that my cathedral smells. the non—stop drama. meghan ttatte— the non—stop drama. meghan tnat-e wny— the non—stop drama. meghan that's why she's— the non—stop drama. meghan that's why she's calling you a ttwa. — that's why she's calling you a ttwa. maybe,— that's why she's calling you a diva. maybe, just— that's why she's calling you a diva. maybe, just maybe , your diva. maybe, just maybe, your amtttten— diva. maybe, just maybe, your ambition was— diva. maybe, just maybe, your ambition was viewed negatively tecaaee— ambition was viewed negatively tecaaee teette— ambition was viewed negatively because people think it looks a lot because people think it looks a tet ttte— because people think it looks a tet ttte yea— because people think it looks a lot like you married a prince to cttmt— lot like you married a prince to cttmt a— lot like you married a prince to climb a social— lot like you married a prince to climb a social ladder, invited a teat— climb a social ladder, invited a teat et— climb a social ladder, invited a load of celebs— climb a social ladder, invited a load of celebs you've never met to load of celebs you've never met te year— load of celebs you've never met te year taxpayer— load of celebs you've never met to your taxpayer funded wedding ,_ttya_ to your taxpayer funded wedding ,_ttyar tamtty- , made the royal family miserable— , made the royal family miserable ,— , made the royal family miserable , moved to california miserable, moved to california ant— miserable, moved to california ant etattet— miserable, moved to california and slagged everyone off, and men— and slagged everyone off, and men trtet— and slagged everyone off, and then tried to— and slagged everyone off, and then tried to make a quick buck,

wntcn— then tried to make a quick buck, wntcn te— then tried to make a quick buck, wntcn te ne— then tried to make a quick buck, which is now unsurprisingly trtet— which is now unsurprisingly trtetl— which is now unsurprisingly trtetl. sne— which is now unsurprisingly dried . she bangs on about dried up. she bangs on about teette— dried up. she bangs on about teette eeetnt— dried up. she bangs on about people seeing her as a black woman and judging her on her wett— woman and judging her on her race. well, the— woman and judging her on her race. well, the unfortunate tratn— race. well, the unfortunate tratn t— race. well, the unfortunate truth, i think,— race. well, the unfortunate truth, i think, for meghan is tnat— truth, i think, for meghan is tnat tney— truth, i think, for meghan is that they don't— truth, i think, for meghan is that they don't do that. they actaatty— that they don't do that. they actaatty tatte— that they don't do that. they actually judge her on the taattty— actually judge her on the taattty et— actually judge her on the quality of her— actually judge her on the quality of her character and teete— quality of her character and people, including billion dollar trante— people, including billion dollar trante ten-t— people, including billion dollar brands, don't like— people, including billion dollar brands, don't like what they ttnt— brands, don't like what they ttnt tetew— brands, don't like what they find below the— brands, don't like what they find below the surface . it's . find below the surface. it's. wett— find below the surface. it's. war, ttatte— find below the surface. it's. well, that's what i think i want to well, that's what i think i want te near— well, that's what i think i want te near trem — well, that's what i think i want to hear from you.— well, that's what i think i want to hear from you. gb views at gb wewe— to hear from you. gb views at gb wewe t— to hear from you. gb views at gb news .com. i will— to hear from you. gb views at gb news .com. i will be— to hear from you. gb views at gb news .com. i will be returning to news .com. i will be returning te tnat— news .com. i will be returning te tnat etery— news .com. i will be returning te tnat etery a— news .com. i will be returning to that story a little bit later on to that story a little bit later en tn— to that story a little bit later en tn tne— to that story a little bit later on in the show— to that story a little bit later on in the show .— to that story a little bit later on in the show. but we are gemst— on in the show. but we are tetnt. et— on in the show. but we are going, of course,- on in the show. but we are going, of course, to the much more serious news hand, which more serious news at hand, which is more serious news at hand, which te tn— more serious news at hand, which te tn tne— more serious news at hand, which te tn tne taet— more serious news at hand, which is in the last hour,— more serious news at hand, which is in the last hour, police have cnartet— is in the last hour, police have cnartet a— is in the last hour, police have cnartet a-ett- is in the last hour, police have charged a old valdo charged a 31 year old valdo tatatant— charged a 31 year old valdo kalakani with— charged a 31 year old valdo kalakani with the murders of tarnaty— kalakani with the murders of barnaby webber grey o'malley, tamar— barnaby webber grey o'malley, tamar ant— barnaby webber grey o'malley, kumar and ian— barnaby webber grey o'malley, kumar and ian coates in notting teme. — kumar and ian coates in notting teme. te— kumar and ian coates in notting teme. te nae— kumar and ian coates in notting home. he has also— kumar and ian coates in notting home. he has also been charged wttt— home. he has also been charged wttn tnree— home. he has also been charged with three counts— home. he has also been charged with three counts of attempted marter— with three counts of attempted marter ant— with three counts of attempted murder and will— with three counts of attempted murder and will appear at

wetttntnam— murder and will appear at nottingham magistrates court ternerrew . se— nottingham magistrates court tomorrow . so let's get more on tomorrow. so let's get more on ttte— tomorrow. so let's get more on me me— tomorrow. so let's get more on me wttt— tomorrow. so let's get more on this now with gb— tomorrow. so let's get more on this now with gb news national reterter— this now with gb news national reterter tttte— this now with gb news national reporter ellie costello, who is in nottingham _ reporter ellie costello, who is in nottingham .— reporter ellie costello, who is in nottingham . horrors. ellie, in nottingham. horrors. ellie, tnant— in nottingham. horrors. ellie, tnant yea.— in nottingham. horrors. ellie, thank you. what's the latest for you— thank you. what's the latest for you up— thank you. what's the latest for yea at c— thank you. what's the latest for yea at c ceet— thank you. what's the latest for you up ? good afternoon to you you up? good afternoon to you tatrtct— you up? good afternoon to you tatrtct ant— you up? good afternoon to you tatrtct ant t— you up? good afternoon to you patrick and i must— you up? good afternoon to you patrick and i must apologise. i am ttttttnt— patrick and i must apologise. i am fighting with— patrick and i must apologise. i am fighting with a— patrick and i must apologise. i am fighting with a sound- patrick and i must apologise. i am fighting with a sound speaker at the moment. there are scenes of grief and an outpouring of love behind me on my left. and you juxtapose that with normal life continuing in old market square in nottingham with a live band and a beer festival, it looks like . so i must apologise looks like. so i must apologise for that. but this is a significant development in the past hour or so after three and a half days in custody , police a half days in custody, police have now charged a man with three counts of murder following that deadly van and knife attack in nottingham in the early hours of tuesday morning . we know his of tuesday morning. we know his name is valdo kalakani. he's

aged 31 of no fixed address and he's also charged with three counts of attempted murder. now, those charges, of course, relate to the university of nottingham students barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, who are both aged 19. they were fatally stabbed in eccleston road in the city just after 4 am. on tuesday morning . and of ian tuesday morning. and of ian robert coats , aged 65, who was robert coats, aged 65, who was later found fatally stabbed in magdala road. those further three charges of attempt murder. they relate to three members of the public who were struck by a van. there has also been a statement from nottinghamshire police patrick in the past hour or so that says that these charges are a significant development and a rise as a result of an investigation into these horrific incidents in our city. our thoughts remain with the families and friends of all

of those affected by these attacks. and we continue to provide support and reassurance. they have asked that people respect the family's privacy and allow them to grieve. and they've also asked the public not to speculate as this is now a live legal case. and they have made that point in their statement. they say they are aware of the deep emotion being felt around this case and they know there is a deep interest not just in nottingham, but all around the country . and patrick, around the country. and patrick, i did just want to leave you with these scenes behind us here in old market square in nottingham. you can see the city coming together . you would think coming together. you would think the events of tuesday morning would tear them apart, but no, instead we see this sign of unity , this sign of unity, this sign of togetherness, an and this sign of love with all of these hundreds of bouquets , balloons, hundreds of bouquets, balloons, flowers and just the most beautiful tribute to the three

people that were killed here in the early hours of tuesday morning. we're expecting the man being held on suspicion of murder and also of attempted murder and also of attempted murder to appear in court at nottingham magistrates court tomorrow. ali, nottingham magistrates court tomorrow . ali, thank you very tomorrow. ali, thank you very macn. — tomorrow. ali, thank you very macn. att — tomorrow. ali, thank you very much. ali costello— ali, thank you very much. ali costello there. gb wewe— much. ali costello there. gb news national— much. ali costello there. gb news national reporter who's in wetttntnam— news national reporter who's in nottingham for— news national reporter who's in nottingham for us. as we react to nottingham for us. as we react te tnat— nottingham for us. as we react te tnat ttt— nottingham for us. as we react to that big breaking news that of course the— to that big breaking news that of course the individual alleged to of course the individual alleged te nave— of course the individual alleged te nave teen— of course the individual alleged to have been responsible for tnat— to have been responsible for ma tnttc— to have been responsible for that knife and— to have been responsible for that knife and van rampage in wetttntnam— that knife and van rampage in nottingham has— that knife and van rampage in nottingham has now been charged with nottingham has now been charged wttn tnree— nottingham has now been charged with three counts— nottingham has now been charged with three counts of murder for tarnaty— with three counts of murder for barnaby webber,— with three counts of murder for barnaby webber, grace o'malley, tamar— barnaby webber, grace o'malley, tamar ant— barnaby webber, grace o'malley, tamar ant tan— barnaby webber, grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates in wetttntnam— kumar and ian coates in nottingham and also charged with tnree— nottingham and also charged with tnree ceame— nottingham and also charged with three counts of— nottingham and also charged with three counts of attempted murder and three counts of attempted murder ant ne— three counts of attempted murder ant ne wttt— three counts of attempted murder and he will appear— three counts of attempted murder and he will appear at nottingham ttattetratee— and he will appear at nottingham magistrates court— and he will appear at nottingham magistrates court tomorrow. so tnat— magistrates court tomorrow. so tnat we— magistrates court tomorrow. so tnat we te. — magistrates court tomorrow. so tnat we te. tat— magistrates court tomorrow. so that we go. but now back to news ateat— that we go. but now back to news ateat anetner— that we go. but now back to news about another unfortunately major— about another unfortunately major setback _ about another unfortunately major setback to rishi sunak's ttane— major setback to rishi sunak's ttane te— major setback to rishi sunak's plans to tackle— major setback to rishi sunak's plans to tackle the migrant wew— plans to tackle the migrant crisis. now a— plans to tackle the migrant crisis. now a major report says tnat— crisis. now a major report says tnat etterte— crisis. now a major report says that efforts to _ crisis. now a major report says that efforts to clear the asylum tacttet— that efforts to clear the asylum tacttet arentt— that efforts to clear the asylum backlog aren't working. and in tact— backlog aren't working. and in tact tt— backlog aren't working. and in tact tt teee— backlog aren't working. and in fact it goes further than that.

it fact it goes further than that. tt eaye— fact it goes further than that. tt eaye tnat— fact it goes further than that. it says that attempts have been mate— it says that attempts have been mate te— it says that attempts have been mate te mate— it says that attempts have been made to make the— it says that attempts have been made to make the situation even worse. or viewers— made to make the situation even worse. or viewers on gb news can ttctaree— worse. or viewers on gb news can ttctaree et— worse. or viewers on gb news can see pictures of more— worse. or viewers on gb news can see pictures of more migrants arrtwtnt— see pictures of more migrants arrtwtnt tn— see pictures of more migrants arriving in dover— see pictures of more migrants arriving in dover this morning . arriving in dover this morning. tne— arriving in dover this morning. tne wattenat— arriving in dover this morning. the national audit office says tnat— the national audit office says tnat ty— the national audit office says that by focusing— the national audit office says that by focusing on people who nave— that by focusing on people who nave teen— that by focusing on people who have been waiting for a decision for have been waiting for a decision ter a— have been waiting for a decision ter a tent— have been waiting for a decision ter a tent tne— have been waiting for a decision for a long time, i.e._ have been waiting for a decision for a long time, i.e. the tacttet— for a long time, i.e. the tacttet. tt— for a long time, i.e. the backlog, it has inadvertently led backlog, it has inadvertently tet te— backlog, it has inadvertently tet te a— backlog, it has inadvertently led to a bigger— backlog, it has inadvertently led to a bigger backlog of newer ctatme— led to a bigger backlog of newer ctatme ant— led to a bigger backlog of newer claims and also— led to a bigger backlog of newer claims and also it's costing us ratner— claims and also it's costing us ratner a— claims and also it's costing us ratner a tet— claims and also it's costing us rather a lot of— claims and also it's costing us rather a lot of money. gb news is rather a lot of money. gb news te neme— rather a lot of money. gb news is home security— rather a lot of money. gb news is home security editor mark wntte— is home security editor mark wntte te— is home security editor mark wntte te tetnt— is home security editor mark white is going to act as a stats ter— white is going to act as a stats ter yea— white is going to act as a stats man for you now— white is going to act as a stats man for you now .— white is going to act as a stats man for you now . so, mark, this man for you now. so, mark, this is man for you now. so, mark, this te tatte— man for you now. so, mark, this te tatte a— man for you now. so, mark, this te tatte a repert— man for you now. so, mark, this is quite a report which as you wttt— is quite a report which as you will elaborate— is quite a report which as you will elaborate on— is quite a report which as you will elaborate on in a nutshell, enewe— will elaborate on in a nutshell, enewe tnat— will elaborate on in a nutshell, shows that the _ will elaborate on in a nutshell, shows that the problem is tetttnt— shows that the problem is getting worse, _ shows that the problem is getting worse, not better . and getting worse, not better. and it's getting worse, not better. and ttte ceettnt— getting worse, not better. and ttte ceettnt ae— getting worse, not better. and it's costing us billions more tnan— it's costing us billions more than expected— it's costing us billions more than expected . - it's costing us billions more than expected . “bit?" it's costing us billions more than expected . / “15000 than expected. yeah, 173,000 people are currently in the asylum system having being put forward asylum claims and are being processed . there is being processed. there is a historic backlog of 100,000 people who've been waiting for actually for years for that initial decision . now, rishi initial decision. now, rishi sunakin

initial decision. now, rishi sunak in december of last year announced that he was going to get rid of that backlog by the end of this year. well, he's reduced it a bit from 100,000 to 78,000, but the national audit office, who are very good at doing the maths, say if you do the maths , they they're the maths, they they're processing them at a rate of 1100 a week. there's no way that by the end of the year you will have got rid of the remaining 78,000. and of course the flip side of consonants waiting on the backlog means that actually all of the new asylum applications are not being processed at all. and you were showing the pictures there. yes. our kent producer has told us that that today , again, 325 so that that today, again, 325 so far i have come across the engush far i have come across the english channel on small boats now that can correlated with the other new arrivals this week over a six day period show us

1800 people who have come across the channel in the space of six days. so not even a week. compare that to 1100 being processed and then you've got 1800. and this is you know, it's not the weeks that we're going to see when we get flat calm conditions for most, if not all of the week . this is a week in of the week. this is a week in which there are only a couple of days of really good weather and the rest, it's been blowing a bit. no, exactly. and the cost tteett— bit. no, exactly. and the cost tteett ,— bit. no, exactly. and the cost tteett . ae— bit. no, exactly. and the cost tteett . ae yea— bit. no, exactly. and the cost itself , as you were- . no, exactly. and the cost itself , as you were alluding to, itself, as you were alluding to, tnat— itself, as you were alluding to, ma we— itself, as you were alluding to, that we oversee _ itself, as you were alluding to, that we oversee ,— itself, as you were alluding to, that we oversee , spent by £2.2 that we oversee, spent by £2.2 ttttten— that we oversee, spent by £2.2 ttttten taet— that we oversee, spent by £2.2 billion last year. _ that we oversee, spent by £2.2 billion last year. the home office— billion last year. the home office also— billion last year. the home office also set— billion last year. the home office also set itself a target of office also set itself a target et ttnttnt— office also set itself a target of finding something along the ttnee— of finding something along the ttnee et— of finding something along the ttnee et soo— of finding something along the lines of 500 new— of finding something along the lines of 500 new rooms for these teette— lines of 500 new rooms for these teette every— lines of 500 new rooms for these teette ewery etntte— lines of 500 new rooms for these people every single week, which is people every single week, which te trewtnt— people every single week, which is proving impossible . all i did is proving impossible. all i did attate— is proving impossible. all i did attate te— is proving impossible. all i did allude to earlier— is proving impossible. all i did allude to earlier on, it would be allude to earlier on, it would te ntce— allude to earlier on, it would be nice maybe— allude to earlier on, it would be nice maybe if— allude to earlier on, it would be nice maybe if we set ourselves that- be nice maybe if we set ourselves that target for people wne— ourselves that target for people wne — ourselves that target for people who are already— ourselves that target for people who are already homeless in this ceantry.— who are already homeless in this ceantry. tat— who are already homeless in this country. but that's— who are already homeless in this country. but that's different country. but that's a different tetnt.— country. but that's a different tetnt—tne- country. but that's a different point._the cost. country. but that's a different point._the cost of point. but but it's the cost of it point. but but it's the cost of ttlmacn— point. but but it's the cost of ttlmacn ae— point. but but it's the cost of it.much as the— point. but but it's the cost of it much as the actual it as much as the actual practicalities— it as much as the actual practicalities of as well, practicalities of it as well, ten-t— practicalities of it as well, tent-wean.— practicalities of it as well, isn't-yeah, the- practicalities of it as well, isn't-yeah, the cost. practicalities of it as well,- isn't-yeah, the cost under isn't it? yeah, the cost under practicalities, you know, they say they want to reduce the

number hotels, the reliance number of hotels, the reliance on hotels dght number of hotels, the reliance on hotels right across the country. there's barely a town and city across the country that doesn't have of migrants channel migrants, asylum seekers in one of their local hotels . and of their local hotels. and there's an ominous indication of what we can look forward to in the months ahead, and that is by taking a look at what's happening in the mediterranean. we've got another tragedy that's unfolding in the last couple of days in the mediterranean. a fishing boat overloaded that's capsized with 70 odd that have drowned are hundreds more are missing. well now in greece, in spain , in italy, those countries spain, in italy, those countries are reporting record numbers of people who have crossed the mediterranean , often in these mediterranean, often in these boats . and where do they go? boats. and where do they go? well they head up, most of them , to northern europe, to the more affluent countries. and many will cross to france with a

view to trying to get to the uk. exactly. and i'm not surprised tnat— exactly. and i'm not surprised tnat ternate— exactly. and i'm not surprised that perhaps efforts to stop tnem — that perhaps efforts to stop them crossing— that perhaps efforts to stop them crossing the med are not neceeeartty— them crossing the med are not necessarily what— them crossing the med are not necessarily what they once were, tecaaee— necessarily what they once were, tecaaee tt— necessarily what they once were, tecaaee tt tney— necessarily what they once were, because if they can— necessarily what they once were, because if they can be crystal ctear— because if they can be crystal ctear tn— because if they can be crystal ctear tn tne— because if they can be crystal clear in the idea— because if they can be crystal clear in the idea that these teette— clear in the idea that these teette are— clear in the idea that these teette taet— clear in the idea that these people are just going to travel tneatn— people are just going to travel tnreatn tnat— people are just going to travel through that country with a view to through that country with a view te cemtnt— through that country with a view te cemtnt nere— through that country with a view to coming here because by the eante— to coming here because by the eante et— to coming here because by the eante et tt— to coming here because by the sounds of it, we'll— to coming here because by the sounds of it, we'll just let anyene— sounds of it, we'll just let anyene tn— sounds of it, we'll just let anyone in then— sounds of it, we'll just let anyone in then why would you reatty— anyone in then why would you reatty tetner— anyone in then why would you really bother wasting of really bother wasting all of year— really bother wasting all of your resources— really bother wasting all of your resources and money and ettert— your resources and money and ettert trytnt— your resources and money and effort trying-stop- your resources and money and effort trying stop them in effort trying to stop them in tne—tat- effort trying to stop them in the—but mark,. effort trying to stop them in- the_but mark, thank the first place? but mark, thank you the first place? but mark, thank yea—ttat— the first place? but mark, thank yea—wart wttnt- you very much. mark wight there. our you very much. mark wight there. ear—eecartty— you very much. mark wight there. our- security editor- our home and security editor tetntnt— our home and security editor tetntnt-taet— our home and security editor joining just further this joining me to just further this ttecaeeten— joining me to just further this discussionllittle_ joining me to just further this discussion little is discussion a little bit more is tettttcat— discussion a little bit more is political commentator and media etttcer— political commentator and media etttcer at— political commentator and media etttcer at-tta— political commentator and media officer at-iea is— political commentator and media officer at iea is reem officer at the iea is reem ttrantm. — officer at the iea is reem ibrahim. reem,- officer at the iea is reem ibrahim. reem, thank you very macn. — ibrahim. reem, thank you very macn. _tel much. rishi sunak to me is tenawtnt— much. rishi sunak to me is behaving like— much. rishi sunak to me is behaving like a— much. rishi sunak to me is behaving like a man who cannot behaving like a man who cannot te—wtn- behaving like a man who cannot te—wtn tnel be bothered to try to win the next— be bothered to try to win the next-election. - be bothered to try to win the next - election. we i be bothered to try to win the next election. we had next general election. we had the next general election. we had me wnete— next general election. we had the whole bods— next general election. we had the whole boris johnson bucha yeetertay— the whole boris johnson bucha yeetertay. —ne- the whole boris johnson bucha. yesterday. _he would yesterday. the one way he would get yesterday. the one way he would tet-et— yesterday. the one way he would tet-et tre— yesterday. the one way he would tet-et tre terte- yesterday. the one way he would get of pro bods people get a load of pro bods people tact— get a load of pro bods people tact en— get a load of pro bods people tact en-te— get a load of pro bods people back on-is if— get a load of pro bods people back on-is if he- get a load of pro bods people back on is if he stopped back on side is if he stopped tne— back on side is if he stopped tne-ant— back on side is if he stopped tne-ant-yeal back on side is if he stopped- the-and-you hate the boats. and actually you hate to the boats. and actually you hate tent.— the boats. and actually you hate te-tt. tttent— the boats. and actually you hate to-it. rishi but— the boats. and actually you hate to-it. rishi but the - the boats. and actually you hate to it. rishi but the problem to see it. rishi but the problem is to see it. rishi but the problem teweree- net— to see it. rishi but the problem is worse, not better. is getting worse, not better. tne— is getting worse, not better. the _ absolutely i the problem is absolutely tetttnt—tne- the problem is absolutely- getting_the amount of getting worse and the amount of meney— getting worse and the amount of meney ttte— getting worse and the amount of money it's costing— getting worse and the amount of money it's costing the taxpayer is-significantly. - is increasing significantly. wette— is increasing significantly. we've- now from - is increasing significantly. we've-now from thisi we've heard now from this report

that actually it's costing the home office about billion home office about £36 billion in actually fund of in order to actually fund all of these backlogs and we've these asylum backlogs and we've obviously from july last obviously had from july last year was about year that the backlog was about 100,000. now we're being told tnat— 100,000. now we're being told tnat ttte— 100,000. now we're being told tnat ttte eert— 100,000. now we're being told that it's sort of— �*00 000 now we're being told that it's sort of increased ateat— that it's sort of increased about 173,000. - that it's sort of increased about 173,000. so does feel about 173,000. so it does feel as about 173,000. so it does feel ae—ttnt- about 173,000. so it does feel ae—ttnt et- about 173,000. so it does feel as_kind of failure| about 173,000. so it does feel as the kind of failure about 173,000. so it does feel as the home kind of failure about 173,000. so it does feel as the home officef failure about 173,000. so it does feel as the home office isailure about 173,000. so it does feel as the home office is really with the home office is really tewn— with the home office is really tewn-tact— with the home office is really down-fact that- with the home office is really down fact that sunak down to the fact that sunak a eert— down to the fact that sunak a eert et— down to the fact that sunak a sort of attempted— down to the fact that sunak a sort of attempted to implement tneee— sort of attempted to implement tneee-enert— sort of attempted to implement these-short term- sort of attempted to implement these short term targets sort of attempted to implement these thanshort term targets sort of attempted to implement these than tryingarm targets sort of attempted to implement these than tryingarnachieve rather than trying to achieve tnat— rather than trying to achieve tnat-tettcy- rather than trying to achieve that policy where it that long term policy where it te— that long term policy where it comes to actually— that long term policy where it comes to actually reducing the mater— comes to actually reducing the nater et— comes to actually reducing the number of asylum seekers that are number of asylum seekers that cemtnt— number of asylum seekers that are coming-come- number of asylum seekers that are coming come to this are coming that come to this ceantry.— are coming that come to this ceantry. ant— are coming that come to this country. and _you - are coming that come to this country. and you work at country. and reem, you work at the country. and reem, you work at me tnetttate— country. and reem, you work at the institute of— country. and reem, you work at the institute of economic attatre. — the institute of economic affairs. you— the institute of economic affairs. /rir.. “rir: the institute of economic affairs. /rir.. : .5,tt< affairs. you mentioned tax there. now people get their there. now when people get their pay there. now when people get their pay slips up down the pay slips up and down the country, now they will more country, now they will find more often than not that more tax than they've paid in their than they've ever paid in their lives going out and then they lives is going out and then they look around and they see our pubuc look around and they see our public they public service is and they think, can't get a gp's think, well, i can't get a gp's appointment, everyone's on appointment, but everyone's on strike well. our strike everywhere as well. our trains knackered and lot strike everywhere as well. our trathis knackered and lot strike everywhere as well. our trathis money:kered and lot strike everywhere as well. our trathis money appearsid lot strike everywhere as well. our trathis money appears to lot strike everywhere as well. our trathis money appears to be ft of this money appears to be going to put up asylum seekers in hotels it does in four star hotels and it does make one wonder why i pay a tax . well, no, you're absolutely rttnt— . well, no, you're absolutely rttnt ,— . well, no, you're absolutely right , patrick. _ . well, no, you're absolutely right , patrick. i— well, no, you're absolutely right , patrick. i mean, at the

right, patrick. i mean, at the mement— right, patrick. i mean, at the moment we've— dght, patrick. i mean, at the moment we've got the highest tax tarten— moment we've got the highest tax tarten tn— moment we've got the highest tax tarten tn to— moment we've got the highest tax burden in 70 years. _ moment we've got the highest tax burden in 70 years. we are not tattttnt— burden in 70 years. we are not building enough— burden in 70 years. we are not building enough homes, which meane-yeant— building enough homes, which means young people are means that young people are anatte— means that young people are unable-afford— means that young people are unable afford own unable to afford their own nemee— unable to afford their own homes,.they're- unable to afford their own homes, they're not unable to unable to afford their own honon. they're not unable to unable to afford their own honon the they're not unable to unable to afford their own honon the propertyot unable to unable to afford their own honon the property ladderile to unable to afford their own honon the property ladder .e to unable to afford their own honon the property ladder. we get on the property ladder. we nave— get on the property ladder. we nave tatttc— get on the property ladder. we have public-that- get on the property ladder. we have public that cost have public services that cost tee— have public services that cost tee-tettwer- have public services that cost too-deliver far- have public services that cost too-deliver far tool too much and deliver far too ttttte— too much and deliver far too ttte-at— too much and deliver far too little. - at the _ too much and deliver far too little. at the moment we're little. and at the moment we're not little. and at the moment we're net eeetnt— little. and at the moment we're not seeing-sort— little. and at the moment we're not seeing-sort of- little. and at the moment we're not seeing sort of chance of not seeing any sort of chance of ttte— not seeing any sort of chance of this government— not seeing any sort of chance of this government is— not seeing any sort of chance of this government is going to cnante— this government is going to cnante any— this government is going to cnante any et— this government is going to change any of this particular. teeae—atte issue. and of course, this adds tettttcat— issue. and of course, this adds political pressure,— issue. and of course, this adds political pressure, dght? issue. and of course, this adds political pressure, right? when yee— political pressure, right? when yea-we-a— political pressure, right? when you've - a 173,000 - political pressure, right? when you've a 173,000 people now you've got a 173,000 people now tattnt— you've got a 173,000 people now tattnt taxpayer— you've got a 173,000 people now taking taxpayer money because tneytre— taking taxpayer money because tneytre en — taking taxpayer money because tney-re en ttte— taking taxpayer money because they're on this asylum backlog, they're on this asylum backlog, tne neme— they're on this asylum backlog, the home office— they're on this asylum backlog, the home office unable to sort of manoeuvre that— the home office unable to sort of manoeuvre that and actually mate— of manoeuvre that and actually mate any— of manoeuvre that and actually make any ttnt— of manoeuvre that and actually make any kind of— of manoeuvre that and actually make any kind of significant ctante— make any kind of significant cnante. et— make any kind of significant change. of course, people will be change. of course, people will te ateet— change. of course, people will te ateet .— change. of course, people will be upset . we're— change. of course, people will be upset . we're effectively be upset. we're effectively paying— be upset. we're effectively taytnt ear— be upset. we're effectively paying our taxpayer money for ttte— paying our taxpayer money for me meney— paying our taxpayer money for me meney te— paying our taxpayer money for this money to go— paying our taxpayer money for this money to go into failing tatttc— this money to go into failing public services,— this money to go into failing public services, but also for tne— public services, but also for me ter— public services, but also for the for these— public services, but also for the for these individuals who arentt— the for these individuals who aren't working— the for these individuals who aren't working to be able to tate— aren't working to be able to take tnat— aren't working to be able to take that money. look reem, tnant— take that money. look reem, tnant-wery— take that money. look reem, tnant-wery, very- take that money. look reem, thank very, very much. . thank you very, very much. it's teem— thank you very, very much. it's teem _ttere. — thank you very, very much. it's reem _there, who - thank you very, very much. it's reem-there, who is- reem ibrahim there, who is political and media political commentator and media officer of officer at the institute of economic . and think economic affairs. and i do think that that an important point that that is an important point to leave discussion to kind of leave this discussion on for the moment, actually, because it is a question of bang for isn't it, when it

for your buck, isn't it, when it comes tax, if you are in comes to your tax, if you are in the middle of cost of living the middle of a cost of living crisis and you are struggling at the moment and you seeing the moment and you are seeing that if that taxes are going up, if you're trying to get on the housing ladder, if you are on the housing and what's the housing ladder and what's going with your mortgage going on with your mortgage rates at the and you just rates at the moment and you just look around and you think, well, i'm i'm being asked to i'm skint, i'm being asked to pay i'm skint, i'm being asked to pay in pay more and more and more in tax of people who tax from a group of people who maybe don't actually understand how money people already how little money people already have think have at the moment. i think you think, well, we're spending £2.2 billion than we'd billion a year more than we'd anticipated people anticipated spending on people who here illegally who are coming here illegally and mic. well, i'd and taking the mic. well, i'd rather not, frankly. gb views at gb news .com. get your views coming in, but more on this story on our website. and get this as well at gbnews.com is the fastest growing national news best news website. it's got the best analysis, best opinion as analysis, the best opinion as well as all of the latest up to the breaking news. but the second breaking news. but yes, i have got some more news of another for harry and of another setback for harry and meghan. heard me prattling meghan. you heard me prattling on about this at the start, but i'm going to stuck in again i'm going to get stuck in again shortly spotify has shortly because spotify has

ditched multi—million ditched their multi—million pound after just pound podcast deal after just 12, it's work 12, 12 episodes. it's nice work if can it. i'm patrick if you can get it. i'm patrick christys on gb news, britain's

gb news the people . channel gb news the people. channel wett— gb news the people. channel wett. tn— gb news the people. channel wett. tn a— gb news the people. channel wett. tn a tew— gb news the people. channel well, in a few minutes- gb news the people. channel well, in a few minutes ,- gb news the people. channel well, in a few minutes , i- gb news the people. channel well, in a few minutes, i will ask if it's time for the tory party to forget about bods party to forget about boris johnson and move on and whether or not voters can and should really . but later in the show, really. but later in the show, we'll also talk about the company with more than 200 high

street stores that is now facing a massive boycott over its controversial stance on women's rights . yet again, a company has dghts. yet again, a company has committed commercial suicide and sacrificed itself at the altar of wokeist . and you hate to see of wokeist. and you hate to see it anyway , but there's more bad it anyway, but there's more bad news for harry and meghan today. their £18 million deal with spotify has been binned after just 12 episodes. meghan hosted one series where she interviewed celebrities and historians about the history of stereotype aimed at women. she said that at the time she loved doing the podcast. i'm not surprised with that amount of money, but her hopes of doing more have been dashed and with it, quite possibly her brand and harry's brand. me is royal brand. joining me now is royal commentator gita da silva . gita, commentator gita da silva. gita, thank very much. great to thank you very much. great to have the show. so what do have you on the show. so what do you the news that you make of the news that spotify clearly decided spotify have clearly decided that not worth that meghan markle is not worth the money? oh, gosh, i love the way— the money? oh, gosh, i love the way yea— the money? oh, gosh, i love the way yea ten-t— the money? oh, gosh, i love the way you don't mince— ”g’nilgt?’ oh, gosh, i love the way you don't mince words. i tntnt— way you don't mince words. i tttnt ttte— way you don't mince words. i think it's kind— way you don't mince words. i think it's kind of— way you don't mince words. i think it's kind of a- way you don't mince words. i think it's kind of a question of

recalibrating business on both sides because i think with the harry and meghan brown, after the from britain , i would the exodus from britain, i would say they spread themselves too thin. but i think they were in a situation where they needed to know was going to stick. know what was going to stick. but then have an oprah but then you have an oprah interview. you have the netflix series , you the biography, series, you have the biography, spare, then you have the spare, and then you have the podcast. supposed to podcast. they were supposed to do. but said is that do. but what it said is that from insiders on the spotify side, saying that in side, they're saying that in three only generated three years they only generated one they expected one series and they expected more for an almost $20 million deal more for an almost $20 million deal. and spotify, the business is also grappling with understanding the podcast space. there famously had teething problems with big personalities in the podcast space, like joe germ, joe budden , joe rogan, germ, joe budden, joe rogan, jamal hill , germ, joe budden, joe rogan, jamal hill, and they ended their deal famously with the obamas last year because a lot of the content creators want more visibility than an exclusivity to spotify . and a lot of the to spotify. and a lot of the black creators want more financial remuneration, remuneration when they see people like joe rogan getting

$200 million deal. but for meghan and harry, i think it was a case of entering the podcast space. you have got big contenders and big personalities. if you can't churn out the content, you become a financial liability for the business. and so they amicably severed ties with one another. it is remarkable . i another. it is remarkable. i think a lot of what you said tnere— think a lot of what you said tnere te— think a lot of what you said there is absolutely on the money reatty— there is absolutely on the money reatty ,— there is absolutely on the money reatty . wntcn— there is absolutely on the money really , which is— there is absolutely on the money really , which is that if you are really, which is that if you are tetnt— really, which is that if you are tetnt tatt— really, which is that if you are tetnt tatt a— really, which is that if you are being paid a heck of a lot of eney— being paid a heck of a lot of eney t— being paid a heck of a lot of money, i mean,— being paid a heck of a lot of money, i mean, the amount of eney— money, i mean, the amount of meney-te- money, i mean, the amount of money,-to think- money, i mean, the amount of money, to think what money, i shudder to think what i weatt— money, i shudder to think what i weatt te— money, i shudder to think what i weatt te ter— money, i shudder to think what i would do for $20— money, i shudder to think what i would do for $20 million and meet— would do for $20 million and meet et— would do for $20 million and meet et tt— would do for $20 million and most of it would— would do for $20 million and most of it would be illegal, i tntnt— most of it would be illegal, i tntnt. tat— most of it would be illegal, i think. but the— most of it would be illegal, i think. but the idea that they ceattntt— think. but the idea that they couldn't churn— think. but the idea that they couldn't churn out enough cement— couldn't churn out enough content for— couldn't churn out enough content for that- couldn't churn out enough content for that amount of eney— content for that amount of eney te— content for that amount of my te tt— content for that amount of money, is it lazy ? no, i think money, is it lazy? no, i think ttte— money, is it lazy? no, i think ttte taet— money, is it lazy? no, i think ttte taet a— money, is it lazy? no, i think ttte taet a ttt— money, is it lazy? no, i think it's just a bit of— money, is it lazy? no, i think it's just a bit of more than tney— it's just a bit of more than tney ceatt— it's just a bit of more than they could chew. ’“ri.“ . they could chew. but then it's also partly, you do have to empathise that they were in a situation, like i've said it so many times, they were not cut out for the kind of fame they have, for all of his have, because for all of his bluster , harry was protected by bluster, harry was protected by the firm, even though he found it problematic. and now he's

beginning to understand that people of fame , people of that stature of fame, they to contend with really they have to contend with really big things in the real world. and about that. so and he's learning about that. so they kind must have been in they kind of must have been in a situation they yes to situation where they said yes to everything, but you cannot generate stuff . even generate that much stuff. even michelle and barack obama , michelle and barack obama, they've been very careful and gradual with what they do because you to pay for because you need to pay for themselves. but that's a former american presidents, they know about are about pressure. these are relatively young people with an insane amount of fame that just can't handle it. could i tetttety— can't handle it. could i politely suggest- rt.5t“ . : . could i politely suggest as well, tneatn— politely suggest as well, though, that— politely suggest as well, though, that maybe they've tarnet— though, that maybe they've turned toxic? _ though, that maybe they've turned toxic? i— though, that maybe they've turned toxic? i mean, they've nat— turned toxic? i mean, they've nat a— turned toxic? i mean, they've nat a eertee— turned toxic? i mean, they've had a series of— turned toxic? i mean, they've had a series of losses recently wttt— had a series of losses recently wttn tne— had a series of losses recently wttn tne ett— had a series of losses recently with the old low— had a series of losses recently with the old low speed car chase tneatn— with the old low speed car chase tnreatn wew— with the old low speed car chase through new york.— with the old low speed car chase through new york. don't think through new york. i don't think the through new york. i don't think tne—trtnce- through new york. i don't think the—prince harry's. the reaction to prince harry's teet— the reaction to prince harry's book-particularly- the reaction to prince harry's book particularly at book was particularly good at at.— book was particularly good at att.|tnew— book was particularly good at all.iknow-the- book was particularly good at all. know the sales all. i know that the sales tttaree— all. i know that the sales tttaree-teet.- all. i know that the sales figures-good. i- all. i know that the sales figures good. i think that figures were good. i think that wae-ttte— figures were good. i think that wae-ttte a— figures were good. i think that was like a morbid was more of like a morbid carteetty— was more of like a morbid curiosity than— was more of like a morbid curiosity than anything else, tnan— curiosity than anything else, than-content— curiosity than anything else, than-content of- curiosity than anything else, than content of it . and, you than the content of it. and, you knew,— than the content of it. and, you knew-teet— than the content of it. and, you knew-teet at— than the content of it. and, you know,-look at-way- than the content of it. and, you know, look at way that know, you look at the way that the know, you look at the way that me tatttc— know, you look at the way that the public reaction is to the seam—t- the public reaction is to thei south—i mean, the public reaction is to the- south_| mean, good south park episode. i mean, good trtet— south park episode. i mean, good trtet-ttnt— south park episode. i mean, good trtet-ttnt et— south park episode. i mean, good grief, kind of international grief, the kind of international tame— grief, the kind of international tame tnat— grief, the kind of international fame that they— grief, the kind of international fame that they wanted was not tnat— fame that they wanted was not mat-tt— fame that they wanted was not tnat-tt. ant— fame that they wanted was not that-it. and so— fame that they wanted was not that it. and so really, i that was it. and so really, i

mean , are brands going look mean, are brands going to look at-ant— mean, are brands going to look at-ant tntnt- mean, are brands going to look at-and think, do- mean, are brands going to look at-and think, do i. mean, are brands going to look at and think, do i want at them now and think, do i want to at them now and think, do i want telatttnet— at them now and think, do i want to.aligned with— at them now and think, do i want to aligned with you? and to be aligned with you? and ta,— to be aligned with you? and ttt-ao— to be aligned with you? and ttt-at t— to be aligned with you? and ttt-at t tet- to be aligned with you? and also, do i get out of it? also, what do i get out of it? wnat-e— also, what do i get out of it? wntte-tetnt— also, what do i get out of it? what's-point on- also, what do i get out of it? what's point on one side, what's the point on one side, tette— what's the point on one side, tet-e te— what's the point on one side, let's be cynical. _ what's the point on one side, let's be cynical. �*iftt�*“ri.“ let's be cynical. when members of the press and it's almost like when dealing with donald trump, it's kind of trump, it's a it's kind of toxic, but it makes the 24 hour news cycle when it comes to harry and meghan. they're box office gold when it comes to covering president 24 hour news cycle. you may not like them, but they good business for us but they do good business for us in pool. yeah at the in the pool. yeah but at the same i think also they did same time i think also they did not understand the space they were trying get into . and now were trying to get into. and now that they have management, that they have new management, which thing to which is the smartest thing to do, do is put all the do, what you do is put all the cards the table, see what is cards on the table, see what is viable and see what is sustainable. then, you know, sustainable. and then, you know, pick projects carefully. sustainable. and then, you know, pick way projects carefully. sustainable. and then, you know, pick way you ects carefully. sustainable. and then, you know, pick way you will carefully. sustainable. and then, you know, pick way you will makeilly. sustainable. and then, you know, pick way you will make good that way you will make good work. and as far as them being a toxic brand, it's in showbiz. they're in hollywood . nothing. they're in hollywood. nothing. no publicity is bad publicity. even if you're toxic, you're going to sell tickets . so don't going to sell tickets. so don't think a problem in think that's a problem in america. oh, think that's a problem in america . oh, interesting. america. oh, interesting. tntereettnt—

america. oh, interesting. interesting i— ' rt.5 oh, interesting. interesting i might slightly tteatree— interesting i might slightly disagree with— interesting i might slightly disagree with that, but we'll ece-tt— disagree with that, but we'll eee-tt tame— disagree with that, but we'll see-it pans out. - disagree with that, but we'll see it pans out. and see how it pans out. and certatnty— see how it pans out. and certainly the— see how it pans out. and certainly the accountant isn't tteatreetnt— certainly the accountant isn't disagreeing let's be disagreeing with you. let's be neneet.— disagreeing with you. let's be neneetlt— disagreeing with you. let's be honest.-i mean,- disagreeing with you. let's be honest. i mean, you know, honest. so, i mean, you know, wne— honest. so, i mean, you know, wne-eay— honest. so, i mean, you know, wne-eay te— honest. so, i mean, you know, wne-eay te eay- honest. so, i mean, you know, who say to say anything who am i to say to say anything ateat— who am i to say to say anything ateat-a— who am i to say to say anything about-a mistake- who am i to say to say anything about-a mistake to. about it? was it a mistake to try te— about it? was it a mistake to try te te— about it? was it a mistake to try te te a— about it? was it a mistake to try to do a podcast that was taeet— try to do a podcast that was based around— try to do a podcast that was based around some kind of holier tnan— based around some kind of holier tnan-nttner— based around some kind of holier than higher echelon of than thou higher echelon of tntettect— than thou higher echelon of tntettect e— than thou higher echelon of intellect ? i— than thou higher echelon of intellect ? i have got this intellect? i have got this neeeate— intellect? i have got this rneeeate te— intellect? i have got this message to give across words of wtetem — message to give across words of wtetem wnen — message to give across words of wisdom when with— message to give across words of wisdom when with respect. meghan ttatte— wisdom when with respect. meghan ttartte mayte— wisdom when with respect. meghan markle maybe did— wisdom when with respect. meghan markle maybe did not have the tttet— markle maybe did not have the lived experience— markle maybe did not have the lived experience ounce or dare i eay— lived experience ounce or dare i eay tt— lived experience ounce or dare i eay rt .— lived experience ounce or dare i say it , intellectual— lived experience ounce or dare i say it , intellectual wisdom and say it, intellectual wisdom and catactty— say it, intellectual wisdom and catactty te— say it, intellectual wisdom and capacity to actually offer eemetntnt — capacity to actually offer something to _ capacity to actually offer something to people in a way tnat— something to people in a way mat a— something to people in a way mat a tet— something to people in a way mat a tet et— something to people in a way that a lot of other people do. ttte— that a lot of other people do. ttte tertan— that a lot of other people do. like jordan peterson, for examtte— like jordan peterson, for examtte. t— like jordan peterson, for example. i think that it's 100% example. i think that it's100% tnat— example. i think that it's100% tnat wnen— example. i think that it's100% that when you're _ example. i think that it's100% that when you're getting, like i eat— that when you're getting, like i eatt ,— that when you're getting, like i eatt . tne— that when you're getting, like i said , the podcast_ that when you're getting, like i said , the podcast space, it's said, the podcast space, it's sensational— said, the podcast space, it's sensational and— said, the podcast space, it's sensational and terrifying tecaaee— sensational and terrifying because there— sensational and terrifying because there are big personalities , intelligent personalities, intelligent personalities, _ personalities, intelligent personalities, seasoned personalities. r:rit r:rit personalities. but i do i do appreciate the good intention behind what she was trying to do as a woman with a very big platform. i think she was ill equipped to do on the level equipped to do it on the level she was because you're competing

with the likes of michelle obama, who's slam dunk. but obama, who's a slam dunk. but i think learn hard lessons think you learn hard lessons when famous and they think you learn hard lessons wheido famous and they think you learn hard lessons wheido better famous and they think you learn hard lessons wheido better in famous and they think you learn hard lessons wheido better in theious and they think you learn hard lessons wheido better in the futureid they think you learn hard lessons wheido better in the future . they will do better in the future. look, you very much. look, thank you very much. atwaye— look, thank you very much. atwaye a— look, thank you very much. always a pleasure . draghi. ta da always a pleasure. draghi. ta da sttwa— always a pleasure. draghi. ta da ettwa tnere. — always a pleasure. draghi. ta da silva there. commentator always a pleasure. draghi. ta da silvrfdend. commentator always a pleasure. draghi. ta da silvrfdend of commentator always a pleasure. draghi. ta da silvrfdend of the commentator always a pleasure. draghi. ta da silvrfdend of the shownentator always a pleasure. draghi. ta da silvrfdend of the show .5ntator always a pleasure. draghi. ta da silvrfdend of the show . friend and friend of the show. friend of and friend of the show. friend et-cnannet. — and friend of the show. friend of-channel. yeah.- and friend of the show. friend of channel. yeah. get your of the channel. yeah. get your wewe— of the channel. yeah. get your cemtnt— of the channel. yeah. get your views coming in.— of the channel. yeah. get your views coming in. gb views at gb wewe— views coming in. gb views at gb news .com. loads— views coming in. gb views at gb news .com. loads between news .com. loads more between ant— news .com. loads more between ant stoo— news .com. loads more between now and 5:00 .the_ news .com. loads more between now and 5:00 the dust settles now and 5:00 as the dust settles ever-t— now and 5:00 as the dust settles ever-t-aet— now and 5:00 as the dust settles ever-t-aet te— now and 5:00 as the dust settles over-i-ask is it- over party. i will ask is it me— over party. i will ask is it ttme ter— over party. i will ask is it time for the— over party. i will ask is it time for the tories to move on ant— time for the tories to move on ant tertet— time for the tories to move on and forget bods?— time for the tories to move on and forget bods? crucially can ceneenattwe— and forget bods? crucially can conservative voters loads of reactten— conservative voters loads of reactten tn— conservative voters loads of reaction in the— conservative voters loads of reaction in the inbox to this? i'll reaction in the inbox to this? tttt te— reaction in the inbox to this? tttt te te— reaction in the inbox to this? t-tt te te tnat— reaction in the inbox to this? i'll go to that very, very enertty. — i'll go to that very, very shortly. and— i'll go to that very, very shortly. and some more breaking ateat— shortly. and some more breaking news about johnson, by the news about boris johnson, by the way,— news about boris johnson, by the way-i— news about boris johnson, by the way-t wttt— news about boris johnson, by the way-t wttt ttt— news about boris johnson, by the way,-i will fill-in- way, which i will fill you in tat— way, which i will fill you in tat we— way, which i will fill you in on. but we will— way, which i will fill you in on. but we will also look at tnte— on. but we will also look at tnte trantty— on. but we will also look at this, frankly appalling decision to this, frankly appalling decision time— this, frankly appalling decision time meney— this, frankly appalling decision to the money citrus serial to let the money citrus serial tttter— to let the money citrus serial tttter tew— to let the money citrus serial killer levi bellfield , get killer levi bellfield, get marrtet— killer levi bellfield, get married in— killer levi bellfield, get married in prison. i mean, who weatt— married in prison. i mean, who weatt want— married in prison. i mean, who weatt want te— married in prison. i mean, who would want to marry this guy anyway?— would want to marry this guy anywaye tat— would want to marry this guy anywaye tat tt— would want to marry this guy anyway? but it should not be attewet— anyway? but it should not be attewet te— anyway? but it should not be allowed to happen. right now, tneatn— allowed to happen. right now, tneatn ttte— allowed to happen. right now, though, it's your— allowed to happen. right now, though, it's your headlines with ttery— though, it's your headlines with ttery .— rory. thank you very much, patrick,

the suspect in the nottingham knife attacks was khalil khan has been charged with the murders of the three people who were killed in the city on tuesday. the 31 year old is a former student of nottingham university. he's accused of killing barnaby webber. university. he's accused of killing barnaby webber . grace killing barnaby webber. grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates. he's also accused of three counts of attempted murder after three people were injured , one three people were injured, one critically when they were hit by a van on that morning . he's due a van on that morning. he's due to appear at nottingham magistrates court tomorrow . the magistrates court tomorrow. the advisory committee on business appointed is accusing bods appointed is accusing boris johnson of committing a clear breach of the rules. according to the watchdog , the former to the watchdog, the former prime minister informed them of his new role as a columnist at the daily mail. a half hour before the public announcement . before the public announcement. his first post will be out tomorrow , and he's promised to tomorrow, and he's promised to offer uncensored views . well, it offer uncensored views. well, it comes as the prime minister

faces a battle to hold his tory party together after bods party together after boris johnson was found to have lied to mps over partygate a debate and vote on the privileges committee report published yesterday will take place in the commons on monday with some tory mps uncertain about what to do. mr johnson , who has branded the mr johnson, who has branded the report deranged and remains popular with many of his party members and his most loyal supporters, are expected to vote against it. number ten hasn't yet said if the prime minister will attend that vote . the will attend that vote. the former director general of the police watchdog has been charged with raping a girl under the age of 16. michael lockwood is accused of six counts of indecent assault and three counts of rape against the teenagen counts of rape against the teenager. the crown prosecution service says the 64 year old allegedly committed the crimes dudng allegedly committed the crimes during the 1980s. he left the independent office for police conduct in december after it emerged he was being

investigated over a historical allegation . that's the up to allegation. that's the up to date. but you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website. that is cbnnews.com . com nato. back to . . com nato. back to. patrick yes. okay. so all of - yes. okay. so all of the etttertat— . yes. okay. so all of the editorial-the— . yes. okay. so all of the editorial-the national- editorial in the national newetatere— editorial in the national newspapers today was really ettter— newspapers today was really ettner wee— newspapers today was really either we've hired bods newspapers today was really either we've hired boris johnson to either we've hired boris johnson te-ae— either we've hired boris johnson te-ae er— either we've hired boris johnson to-us or or the- either we've hired boris johnson to-us or or the tory- to work for us or or the tory party— to work for us or or the tory rarty meet— to work for us or or the tory rarty neet te— to work for us or or the tory party need to move on from terte. — party need to move on from terte. ant— party need to move on from terte. ant t— party need to move on from bods. and i thought, well boris. and i thought, well ttatte— bods. and i thought, well that's fine. _ bods. and i thought, well that's fine. maybe the conservative - that's fine. maybe the conservative party do need to move on from bods. but what teee— move on from bods. but what teee mewtnt— move on from bods. but what teee mewtnt en— move on from bods. but what does moving on from bods tenneen— does moving on from bods johnson-look- does moving on from boris johnson look like? johnson actually look like? it means-rallying- johnson actually look like? it means rallying around rishi means all rallying around rishi sunak,— means all rallying around rishi sunak, doesn't— means all rallying around rishi sunak, doesn't it?— means all rallying around rishi sunak, doesn't it? and that also meane-tne— sunak, doesn't it? and that also means-the public- means crucially, the public rattytnt— means crucially, the public rallying around— means crucially, the public rallying around rishi sunak. means crucially, the public rallying around rishi sunak . and rallying around rishi sunak. and we teet— rallying around rishi sunak. and we teet at— rallying around rishi sunak. and we look at the— rallying around rishi sunak. and we look at the things that he's acntewet— we look at the things that he's acntewet ee— we look at the things that he's achieved so far,— we look at the things that he's achieved so far, not particularly- achieved so far, not particularly great. his big stop achieved so far, not pariboatsly great. his big stop achieved so far, not pariboats campaign is big stop achieved so far, not pariboats campaign as3ig stop achieved so far, not pariboats campaign as farstop achieved so far, not pad boats campaign as far astp achieved so far, not— pad boats campaign as far as we the boats campaign as far as we tett— the boats campaign as far as we tett at— the boats campaign as far as we can tell at the— the boats campaign as far as we can tell at the moment, has made

tntnte— can tell at the moment, has made tntnte weree— can tell at the moment, has made things worse, which _ can tell at the moment, has made things worse, which is not treat,— things worse, which is not treat-tte— things worse, which is not great,.it? and- things worse, which is not great,.it? and a- things worse, which is not great, it? and a lot of you great, is it? and a lot of you nave— great, is it? and a lot of you nave-tetttnt- great, is it? and a lot of you have-getting in- great, is it? and a lot of youi have-getting in-in have been getting in touch in tttnt— have been getting in touch in tttnt et— have been getting in touch in tttnt et tne— have been getting in touch in light of the fact— have been getting in touch in light of the fact that bods tenneen— light of the fact that bods johnson-well- light of the fact that boris johnson well today. okay. johnson as well today. okay. i tnte— johnson as well today. okay. i tnte tay— johnson as well today. okay. i mean, this guy has signed a deal wttt— mean, this guy has signed a deal wttt-natty— mean, this guy has signed a deal wttt-tatty-ant- mean, this guy has signed a deal with-daily-and now,- mean, this guy has signed a deal with daily and now, as with the daily mail and now, as attarentty— with the daily mail and now, as attarentty teen— with the daily mail and now, as apparently been accused of tettnttety— apparently been accused of definitely breaking the rules wnen— definitely breaking the rules wnen tt— definitely breaking the rules when it comes— definitely breaking the rules when it comes to informing a tarttamentary— when it comes to informing a parliamentary body about his wert— parliamentary body about his work outside— parliamentary body about his work outside parliament. i mean ,wne— work outside parliament. i mean ,wne at— work outside parliament. i mean , who cares at this— work outside parliament. i mean , who cares at this point? who e tat— , who cares at this point? who e tat my— , who cares at this point? who cares ? but my point was this it cares? but my point was this it may— cares? but my point was this it may wett— cares? but my point was this it may wett te— cares? but my point was this it may well be time— cares? but my point was this it may well be time for the tories to may well be time for the tories te mete— may well be time for the tories to move on, but— may well be time for the tories to move on, but will the british tatttc— to move on, but will the british tatttc mete— to move on, but will the british public move on— to move on, but will the british public move on from bods and the public move on from bods and me emattee— public move on from bods and the emails? i'm— public move on from bods and the emails? i'm getting in at tne— the emails? i'm getting in at me mement— the emails? i'm getting in at the moment,-it- the emails? i'm getting in at the moment, it feels more the moment, susan, it feels more ant— the moment, susan, it feels more ant-ttte— the moment, susan, it feels more and-like bods— the moment, susan, it feels more and like boris johnson is and more like boris johnson is eatt-ect— and more like boris johnson is subject-bullying— and more like boris johnson is subject bullying in the subject to bullying in the wertetace— subject to bullying in the workplace. that workplace. i love that email. tantaettc— workplace. i love that email. fantastic-you're- workplace. i love that email. fantastic you're right on fantastic and you're right on tttent— fantastic and you're right on ten eanat— fantastic and you're right on rishi sunak and— fantastic and you're right on rishi sunak and i wanted to win the rishi sunak and i wanted to win tne—tnatte- rishi sunak and i wanted to win the—that's from i the next election. that's from kay— the next election. that's from kay-att— the next election. that's from kay-attltnte- the next election. that's from kay. all this stuff. kay. there's all of this stuff. i kay. there's all of this stuff. t-wete— kay. there's all of this stuff.| i-vote conservative i will never vote conservative atatn. — i will never vote conservative atatn. ttte— i will never vote conservative again. it's non—stop in the tntet— again. it's non—stop in the tntea at— again. it's non—stop in the inbox at the— again. it's non—stop in the inbox at the moment. if we move on inbox at the moment. if we move en trem— inbox at the moment. if we move en trem terte— inbox at the moment. if we move on from bods, will— inbox at the moment. if we move on from bods, will we reopen tne— on from bods, will we reopen the investigation— on from bods, will we reopen the investigation into the beer ant— the investigation into the beer ant terna— the investigation into the beer and korma gate— the investigation into the beer and korma gate involving keir starmer— and korma gate involving keir starmer e— and korma gate involving keir starmer ? that's— and korma gate involving keir starmer ? that's from richard. i starmer? that's from richard. i tnerete— starmer? that's from richard. i mean, there's a— starmer? that's from richard. i mean, there's a people mean, there's a lot of people eat— mean, there's a lot of people eat tnere— mean, there's a lot of people out there who _ mean, there's a lot of people out there who clearly feel as tneatn— out there who clearly feel as tneatn tney— out there who clearly feel as though they will— out there who clearly feel as though they will forgive the though they will not forgive the eaettnt — though they will not forgive the

eaettnt-terte— though they will not forgive the ousting boris johnson. though they will not forgive the ousting bodsjohnson.i'm ousting of boris johnson. i'm tatte— ousting of boris johnson. i'm tatte teeettty— ousting of boris johnson. i'm quite possibly can't bring themselves— quite possibly can't bring themselves for rishi themselves to vote for rishi sanat— themselves to vote for rishi sunak-that's- themselves to vote for rishi sunak that's what matters. sunak and that's what matters. wett— sunak and that's what matters. wet-tetnt— sunak and that's what matters. wett-tetnt te— sunak and that's what matters. wett-tetnt te te- sunak and that's what matters. well, going to go now to well, i am going to go now to our esteemed— well, i am going to go now to our esteemed guests. okay. and it our esteemed guests. okay. and tt te— our esteemed guests. okay. and tt te tne— our esteemed guests. okay. and tt te tne ene— our esteemed guests. okay. and it is the one and— our esteemed guests. okay. and it is the one and only david mad dog— it is the one and only david mad tet maddox,— it is the one and only david mad dog maddox, who— it is the one and only david mad dog maddox, who is a fantastic tettttcat— dog maddox, who is a fantastic political commentator and indeed the political commentator and indeed tne tettttcat— political commentator and indeed the political editor— political commentator and indeed the political editor of express enttne. — the political editor of express online. thank— the political editor of express online. thank you very much, tawtt— online. thank you very much, tawtt. ant— online. thank you very much, david. and do— online. thank you very much, david. and do you think that the do david. and do you think that the te yea— david. and do you think that the te yea tntnt— david. and do you think that the do you think the— david. and do you think that the do you think the public will move on from _ do you think the public will move on from bods do you think the public will move on from boris johnson tecaaee— move on from boris johnson because they're— move on from boris johnson because they're the voters? at tne— because they're the voters? at tne ent — because they're the voters? at tne ent et— because they're the voters? at the end of the— because they're the voters? at the end of the day, i just don't new— the end of the day, i just don't see how anybody— the end of the day, i just don't see how anybody can move on from terte— see how anybody can move on from terte at— see how anybody can move on from terte at tne— see how anybody can move on from bods at the moment,— see how anybody can move on from bods at the moment, least of all boris at the moment, least of at actaatty— bods at the moment, least of all actually the _ bods at the moment, least of all actually the conservative party. — all actually the conservative tarty. t— all actually the conservative party. t mean— all actually the conservative party. i mean, like- all actually the conservative party. .. . party. i mean, like you, we've been getting lots of messages from express readers about this and actually members, ordinary members of the conservative party, not the mps, obviously . party, not the mps, obviously. and you know, they're livid ateat— and you know, they're livid ateat tt— and you know, they're livid about it. they're outraged about it. about it. they're outraged about t. tneytre— about it. they're outraged about it. they're convinced that tnerete— it. they're convinced that there's been— it. they're convinced that there's been a- it. they're convinced that there's been a stitch up. he's you— there's been a stitch up. he's yea knew,— there's been a stitch up. he's yea tnew tne— there's been a stitch up. he's you know, the lack of big personalities— you know, the lack of big personalities anywhere in tarttament— personalities anywhere in parliament at— personalities anywhere in parliament at the moment is, you knew,— parliament at the moment is, you knew ttte— parliament at the moment is, you knew ttte tett— parliament at the moment is, you know, it's left a— parliament at the moment is, you know, it's left a vacuum . it's know, it's left a vacuum. it's tett— know, it's left a vacuum. it's

tett a— know, it's left a vacuum. it's tett a wett- — know, it's left a vacuum. it's left a void. and— know, it's left a vacuum. it's left a void. and it's a void tnat— left a void. and it's a void tnat even— left a void. and it's a void that even outside parliament, i tntnt— that even outside parliament, i tntnt terte— that even outside parliament, i think bods is— that even outside parliament, i think bods is going to fill. think boris is going to fill. tat— think boris is going to fill. tat wnat— think bods is going to fill. but what actually happens tecaaee— but what actually happens because the— but what actually happens because the conservative party is because the conservative party te eeeenttatty— because the conservative party is essentially in— because the conservative party is essentially in a— because the conservative party is essentially in a way that the cntneee— is essentially in a way that the chinese communist party will be treat— chinese communist party will be treat et— chinese communist party will be treat et trytnt— chinese communist party will be treat et trytnt te— chinese communist party will be proud of trying to purge people wne— proud of trying to purge people wne tare— proud of trying to purge people wne tare te— proud of trying to purge people who dare to say,— proud of trying to purge people who dare to say, i— proud of trying to purge people who dare to say, i owe my job to terte— who dare to say, i owe my job to terte tenneen— who dare to say, i owe my job to borisjohnson. _ who dare to say, i owe my job to boris johnson . i— who dare to say, i owe my job to boris johnson . t r:.. boris johnson. i actually quite like the guy and i think there's been a witch hunt. well you are now being ostracised from within the conservative party and, you know, they can all rally around rishi as much as they like. but the reality of the situation is that the public are going to have at some point. and have to vote at some point. and i'm getting tens and hundreds of emails saying i'll never emails here saying i'll never vote them unless bods vote for them again unless bods is so i mean, really, is back. so i mean, really, hinckley aren't ready hinckley the public aren't ready to are they? no, to move on, are they? no, they're not. and- to move on, are they? no, they're not. and i- “tit“ tr5i; .“tifi’ n0, they're not. and i don't “tit“ tilt7’ n0, they're not. and i don't think a lot they're not. and i don't think a tet et— they're not. and i don't think a tet et ttte— they're not. and i don't think a lot of mps are.— they're not. and i don't think a lot of mps are. they may have teen— lot of mps are. they may have been silenced.— lot of mps are. they may have been silenced. some won't be. ant— been silenced. some won't be. ant wettt— been silenced. some won't be. and we'll find— been silenced. some won't be. and we'll find out— been silenced. some won't be. and we'll find out who won't be on and we'll find out who won't be en ttentay. — and we'll find out who won't be en ttentay. tat— and we'll find out who won't be on monday. but i— and we'll find out who won't be on monday. but i would be i weattntt— on monday. but i would be i weattntt te— on monday. but i would be i wouldn't be surprised to see wattne— wouldn't be surprised to see nadine dordes_ wouldn't be surprised to see nadine dorries say a few words ant— nadine dorries say a few words ant tntt— nadine dorries say a few words and priti patel— nadine dorries say a few words and priti patel may be saying a few and priti patel may be saying a tew werte— and priti patel may be saying a few words because they don't

reatty— few words because they don't care really what— few words because they don't care really what rishi thinks of mm— care really what rishi thinks of mm. t— care really what rishi thinks of mm. t tntnt— care really what rishi thinks of him. i think the— care really what rishi thinks of him. i think the mps are just in tamate— him. i think the mps are just in damage limitation mode. they knew— damage limitation mode. they knew tneytre — damage limitation mode. they know they're going to get a ttcttnt— know they're going to get a ttcttnt at— know they're going to get a kicking at the— know they're going to get a kicking at the next election. t hey— kicking at the next election. tney want— kicking at the next election. tney want te— kicking at the next election. they want to save as many of tnetr— they want to save as many of tnetr eeate— they want to save as many of their seats as— they want to save as many of their seats as possible and then tney— their seats as possible and then tney want— their seats as possible and then tney want te— their seats as possible and then tney want telem— their seats as possible and then they want to .on to - their seats as possible and then they want to on to the next they want to go on to the next teater— they want to go on to the next leader whilst— they want to go on to the next leader whilst labour runs the ceantry. — leader whilst labour runs the ceantry. _te— leader whilst labour runs the country. “g leader whilst labour runs the. country. _is fascinating is country. what is fascinating is this that came out okay, so this poll that came out okay, so it said three quarters, more than three quarters actually of people johnson people do think boris johnson knowingly misled the commons. so okay, fine . that's what three okay, fine. that's what three quarters of people think i would have loved to have seen a follow up question, which is, do you actually care.7 i would also have loved to have a follow up loved to have seen a follow up question that was some study around . if you repeatedly around. if you are repeatedly told in the in the in the media, non—stop, constantly , this man's non—stop, constantly, this man's an absolute liar and a charlatan . this man's an absolute liar and charlatan. and to be fair, and a charlatan. and to be fair, he does have a slightly chequered past. whether not chequered past. whether or not you've decided that this you've already decided that this guy and that guy is a liar and that influences your on influences your your view on whether has misled whether or not he has misled parliament. even if the parliament. i mean, even if the people he did mislead

people think he did mislead parliament, do you think they care .7 i don't think they do. i care? i don't think they do. i think— care? i don't think they do. i think au— care? i don't think they do. i think all the— (mi? i don't think they do. i think all the issues around boris— think all the issues around wewe wee— think all the issues around boris were always baked in on them — boris were always baked in on them .— boris were always baked in on them . people— boris were always baked in on them . people understood what them. people understood what sew— them. people understood what sort ef— them. people understood what sort of personality he was, what sew— sort of personality he was, what sort ef— sort of personality he was, what sort of character— sort of personality he was, what sort of character he— sort of personality he was, what sort of character he was . the sort of character he was. the fee— sort of character he was. the fee wee— sort of character he was. the teet that we — sort of character he was. the fact that he was— sort of character he was. the fact that he was a bit sketchy wttt— fact that he was a bit sketchy wttt tte— fact that he was a bit sketchy with the facts,— fact that he was a bit sketchy with the facts, you know, they tttet— with the facts, you know, they tttet tte — with the facts, you know, they liked the bold,— with the facts, you know, they liked the bold, big picture man, you tetew— liked the bold, big picture man, you knew ttet— liked the bold, big picture man, you know, kind of— liked the bold, big picture man, you know, kind of fancied ttmeett— you know, kind of fancied himself as— you know, kind of fancied himself as a— you know, kind of fancied himself as a second churchill. they— himself as a second churchill. ttew tttet— himself as a second churchill. they liked that— himself as a second churchill. they liked that sort of thing. wew— they liked that sort of thing. you knew,— they liked that sort of thing. you know, they— they liked that sort of thing. you know, they don't really we ten-t— you know, they don't really we ten-t reatty— you know, they don't really we don't really kind— you know, they don't really we don't really kind of identify wttt— don't really kind of identify with technocrat_ don't really kind of identify with technocrat s like rishi sweet— with technocrat s like rishi sweet ent— with technocrat s like rishi sunak and keir— with technocrat s like rishi sunak and keir starmer. and you knew— sunak and keir starmer. and you knew wte— sunak and keir starmer. and you know who don't— sunak and keir starmer. and you know who don't really seem to tettewe— know who don't really seem to tettewe ttm — know who don't really seem to believe him much. so so it's wette— believe him much. so so it's weatt, .— believe him much. so so it's weatt, t ten-t— believe him much. so so it's yeah, i don't think they really eetee— yeah, i don't think they really eetee tee— yeah, i don't think they really cared too much— yeah, i don't think they really cared too much about whether he tetttetetetw— cared too much about whether he deliberately misled parliament. teteenettw— deliberately misled parliament. teteenettw .— deliberately misled parliament. personally, i don't think he did tetttetetetw— personally, i don't think he did tetttetetetw .— personally, i don't think he did deliberately . he— personally, i don't think he did deliberately . he obviously deliberately. he obviously mtetet— deliberately. he obviously misled parliament and he epeteeteet— misled parliament and he apologised for— misled parliament and he apologised for that and corrected— apologised for that and corrected the- apologised for that and corrected the record. but you tetew— corrected the record. but you knew ,— corrected the record. but you knew , tte— corrected the record. but you knew , tt-e tt— corrected the record. but you know , it's it this— corrected the record. but you know , it's it this goes back to know, it's it this goes back to reatty— know, it's it this goes back to teettw 20.6— know, it's it this goes back to really 2016 referendum and

text.— really 2016 referendum and text. wew— really 2016 referendum and brexit. you know, ever since the establishment— brexit. you know, ever since the establishment lost— brexit. you know, ever since the establishment lost that referendum— establishment lost that referendum ,- establishment lost that referendum , um, they've been referendum, um, they've been twee— referendum, um, they've been twtne te— referendum, um, they've been twtne te wett— referendum, um, they've been trying to work out why nobody ttetenet— trying to work out why nobody ttetenet te— trying to work out why nobody listened to them— trying to work out why nobody listened to them and why they teet— listened to them and why they test ent— listened to them and why they test ent thew— listened to them and why they lost and they can— listened to them and why they lost and they can only think ttet— lost and they can only think that tte— lost and they can only think that the voters— lost and they can only think that the voters were somehow eemet— that the voters were somehow eennet teen — that the voters were somehow conned from their— that the voters were somehow conned from their amazing truth and conned from their amazing truth ent tney— conned from their amazing truth ent tnew teen— conned from their amazing truth and they been trying to portray nette— and they been trying to portray none ee— and they been trying to portray none as tnte— and they been trying to portray boris as this habitual liar to newe— boris as this habitual liar to prove tntt— boris as this habitual liar to prove that people were lied to ent— prove that people were lied to ent ett— prove that people were lied to ent ttt tne— prove that people were lied to and all the rest— prove that people were lied to and all the rest of it. and tnet-e— and all the rest of it. and that's what— and all the rest of it. and that's what this- and all the rest of it. and that's what this comes to down do that's what this comes to down we teente— that's what this comes to down do people need— that's what this comes to down do people need to— that's what this comes to down do people need to wake up a bit, newt,— do people need to wake up a bit, neww ent— do people need to wake up a bit, neww ent inst— do people need to wake up a bit, david, and just look— do people need to wake up a bit, david, and just look at things in david, and just look at things tn tne— david, and just look at things in the round. _ david, and just look at things in the round. that- david, and just look at things in the round. mink e in the round. that brexit referendum result was a nose for people who could not fathom the idea that two sides could make an argument and the old luvvie lefty side could lose it because they of course have all the intellectual superiority and they know best, which is in some ways exactly why they lost, actually. though actually. and though they couldn't their around couldn't get their heads around that boris that and then barnstorming boris johnson comes in, people didn't quite like this guy. oh, gosh. he's he's got a rather fruity personal life and he kind of people people seem to love him personal life and he kind of peoplthoughe seem to love him personal life and he kind of peoplthough he eem to love him personal life and he kind of peoplthough he went:o love him personal life and he kind of peoplthough he went to .ove him personal life and he kind of peoplthough he went to etoniim personal life and he kind of peoplthough he went to eton and even though he went to eton and they understand all of they couldn't understand all of this. goes well with

this. and he goes down well with northerners. never met northerners. i've never met a northerner, but i don't know why they don't like him and all of this stuff. and you see, this stuff. and then you see, now want to implement now they want to implement a border policy to control our borders. and the home office is in actually in some cases, actually reportedly actively working against we then against that. and then we then get minister that get another prime minister that wants taxes for wants to slash taxes and go for growth. can't have that growth. oh, we can't have that ehhen growth. oh, we can't have that either. she gets ousted a either. so she gets ousted by a lettuce and we end up with jeremy hunt and rishi sunak and the knackered. yes. the country's knackered. yes. i mean, the whitehall- tints. f: yes. i mean, the whitehall established ._i.em,_ mean, the whitehall established ._i.em, tnewen- mean, the whitehall established . know, them, though, mean, the whitehall established . know, youthem, though, mean, the whitehall established . know, you couldthough, mean, the whitehall established . know, you could talkgh, mean, the whitehall established . know, you could talk about you know, you could talk about tnee— you know, you could talk about large sections— you know, you could talk about large sections of— you know, you could talk about large sections of the media, pentewtnw— large sections of the media, particularly-bbc- large sections of the media, particularly bbc , but the particularly the bbc, but the wnttenett— particularly the bbc, but thei whitehall—had whitehall establishment had a nneew— whitehall establishment had a nervous breakdown every time enwtetw— nervous breakdown every time anybody talked— nervous breakdown every time anybody talked about any kind of eeneenettwe— anybody talked about any kind of conservative policies. you know , eeetneee— conservative policies. you know , eeetneee netn— conservative policies. you know , goodness help us— conservative policies. you know , goodness help us that we eetwettw— , goodness help us that we actually control— , goodness help us that we actually control our borders, twt— actually control our borders, ttheten— actually control our borders, but stop splashing out money but we stop splashing out money etteet. — but we stop splashing out money etteet. nwt— but we stop splashing out money etteet. nwt we— but we stop splashing out money abroad. but we actually kind of teewe— abroad. but we actually kind of teewe en— abroad. but we actually kind of focus on our own— abroad. but we actually kind of focus on our own issues and we eetwettw— focus on our own issues and we eetwettw teet— focus on our own issues and we actually deal with— focus on our own issues and we actually deal with the problems wntcn— actually deal with the problems wnten tet— actually deal with the problems wnten tet te— actually deal with the problems which led to the— actually deal with the problems which led to the brexit vote. tneee— which led to the brexit vote. tnete-e e— which led to the brexit vote. there's a reason— which led to the brexit vote. there's a reason people who had tetet— there's a reason people who had never voted before— there's a reason people who had never voted before came out and tetet— never voted before came out and wetet tn— never voted before came out and voted in referendum because they wanted— voted in referendum because they wanted enenee. — voted in referendum because they wanted change. it— voted in referendum because they wanted change. it was a it was a

ttne— wanted change. it was a it was a ttnt et— wanted change. it was a it was a kind of peaceful— wanted change. it was a it was a kind of peaceful revolution, if you— kind of peaceful revolution, if wew ttte. — kind of peaceful revolution, if wew ttte. ant— kind of peaceful revolution, if you like. and that revolution teen-t— you like. and that revolution neen-t gene— you like. and that revolution hasn't gone away just because tnew-we— hasn't gone away just because tnew-we eeme— hasn't gone away just because they've come kind of knocked ewn— they've come kind of knocked ewt. tene.— they've come kind of knocked ewt. nene. tt— they've come kind of knocked out. boris. it certainly hasn't gene— out. boris. it certainly hasn't gene eww.— out. boris. it certainly hasn't gene ewew. wew— out. boris. it certainly hasn't gone away. you know what your wew— gone away. you know what your wew wettetten— gone away. you know what your your prediction basically is tntt— your prediction basically is tnet tte— your prediction basically is that it's all— your prediction basically is that it's all very well and good for that it's all very well and good tet tne— that it's all very well and good for the conservative party to say— for the conservative party to say we— for the conservative party to say we neee— for the conservative party to say we need to— for the conservative party to say we need to move on from newe— say we need to move on from nenetenneen. — say we need to move on from boris johnson. but- boris johnson. but unfortunately, a lot of that voters are not going to do that. i tell you what, the big question will be, which we don't have time to get stuck now, have time to get stuck into now, david, but no doubt we will david, but but no doubt we will do point in the near do at some point in the near future where earth those future is where on earth those people go, because i don't really think that keir starmer gets and them gets them going and fires them up either. rishi sunak i don't gets them going and fires them up eitdoes.1ishi sunak i don't gets them going and fires them up eitdoes. i'm sunak i don't gets them going and fires them up eitdoes. i'm notiak i don't gets them going and fires them up eitdoes. i'm not seeing n't gets them going and fires them up eitdoes. i'm not seeing any think does. i'm not seeing any evidence that. so what on evidence of that. so what on earth, on happens earth, what on earth happens there? but david, always appreciate your good appreciate your time, my good man. you man. and i will see you very soon. david their soon. david maddox, their political editor of the express online. easy now. this online. take it easy now. this is a very, serious story is a very, very serious story and one i find incredibly and one that i find incredibly angering, in and one that i find incredibly angwake in and one that i find incredibly angwake of in and one that i find incredibly angwake of what in and one that i find incredibly angwake of what we in and one that i find incredibly angwake of what we discussed the wake of what we discussed yesterday which was double yesterday day, which was double rapist, child murderer colin pitchfork rapist, child murderer colin pitchfo again after being parole again after being recalled after

recalled a few weeks after he was last for was released last time for approaching women. but anyway, serial killer levi bellfield is going to get going to be allowed to get married in prison. an married in prison. it's an absolute also know absolute disgrace. i also know would seriously to would seriously like to have a strong word the individual strong word with the individual who marrying him. who is considering marrying him. but christys on gb but i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news .

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channel. britain's news .- mornings on gb news the people's channel. " " channel. britain's news. channel well, very channel. britain's news. channel wett, wew enentw— channel. britain's news. channel well, very shortly i— channel. britain's news. channel well, very shortly i will— channel. britain's news. channel well, very shortly i will tell- well, very shortly i will tell you— well, very shortly i will tell wew ett— well, very shortly i will tell you all about— well, very shortly i will tell you all about the huge high street— you all about the huge high street company— you all about the huge high street company that is now teetne— street company that is now teetne e— street company that is now facing a boycott— street company that is now facing a boycott after calling nenw— facing a boycott after calling nenw et— facing a boycott after calling nenw et tte— facing a boycott after calling many of its customers bigots . many of its customers bigots. ween— many of its customers bigots. ween .— many of its customers bigots. ween . knew.— many of its customers bigots. yeah, i know. anyway now, tnewen— yeah, i know. anyway now, tnewen te— yeah, i know. anyway now, tnewen te e— yeah, i know. anyway now, though, to a story that makes me teet— though, to a story that makes me teet enweteetw— though, to a story that makes me feel physically sick. _ though, to a story that makes me feel physically sick. serial tttet— feel physically sick. serial killer levi— feel physically sick. serial killer levi bellfield is to be attewet— killer levi bellfield is to be ettewet te— killer levi bellfield is to be allowed to get— killer levi bellfield is to be allowed to get married in wnen— allowed to get married in prison. bellfield is serving two wtete— prison. bellfield is serving two wnete ttte— prison. bellfield is serving two whole life orders— prison. bellfield is serving two whole life orders for killing 13 year— whole life orders for killing 13 year ett— whole life orders for killing 13 wew ett nww— whole life orders for killing 13 year old milly dowler , marsha year old milly dowler, marsha nenennett— year old milly dowler, marsha mcdonnell and— year old milly dowler, marsha mcdonnell and amelie delagrange. it's mcdonnell and amelie delagrange. tt-e tenenet— mcdonnell and amelie delagrange. it's reported he's— mcdonnell and amelie delagrange. it's reported he's now won a bid to it's reported he's now won a bid te te— it's reported he's now won a bid te be even— it's reported he's now won a bid to be given £30,000 in legal aid to be given £30,000 in legal aid te enettenee— to be given £30,000 in legal aid to challenge the— to be given £30,000 in legal aid to challenge the initial tecteten— to challenge the initial decision to— to challenge the initial decision to block his marriage . decision to block his marriage. tet-e— decision to block his marriage. tet-e twet— decision to block his marriage. tet-e twet twet— decision to block his marriage. let's just just get— decision to block his marriage. let's just just get the thoughts et— let's just just get the thoughts et stnen— let's just just get the thoughts now of simon harding is a former senior investigating— now of simon harding is a former senior investigating officer at the senior investigating officer at tne net— senior investigating officer at the met police. _ senior investigating officer at the met police. what an absolute tteenee— the met police. what an absolute tteenee ent— the met police. what an absolute disgrace and slap— the met police. what an absolute disgrace and slap in the face. tnte— disgrace and slap in the face. the nwet— disgrace and slap in the face. this must be— disgrace and slap in the face. this must be to— disgrace and slap in the face. this must be to the relatives of the this must be to the relatives of tne wetne— this must be to the relatives of tne wettne . — this must be to the relatives of the victims . yeah,— this must be to the relatives of the victims . yeah, i- this must be to the relatives of the victims . “43?" " e the victims. yeah, i mean, it is, isn't it ?

the victims. yeah, i mean, it is, isn't it? i mean, one of the one of the things, you know, he's gone through the human rights act. you know, one of the main things for human rights is the right to life, which he's taken away from three people. so you to get you know, the right to get married taken away from married has been taken away from those girls. you those three girls. and, you know, he is an extremely violent person. and to think that we have to back down and that and of course, one of the biggest grates is that is the legal aid, £30,000 of taxpayers money to challenge this. and, you know, i don't think i know loads of police officers that worked on that. was in homicide 2008 that. i was in homicide in 2008 when this you know, when he was doing that stuff. and you know, working families that working with those families that they did and the work those officers put in, you know, there's many retired now who will sitting here literally will be sitting here literally spitting. what that information they've heard . but he they've just heard. but he revels in it. levi- : but he revels in it. levi bellfield. he even— revels in it. levi bellfield. he ewete tn— revels in it. levi bellfield. he ewete tn tt— revels in it. levi bellfield. he revels in it. there's this talk etewt— revels in it. there's this talk etewt ntn — revels in it. there's this talk about him converting to islam ent— about him converting to islam ent tnen— about him converting to islam and then that— about him converting to islam and then that maybe being of ttne— and then that maybe being of some kind of— and then that maybe being of some kind of weird publicity etwnt— some kind of weird publicity stunt. there's— some kind of weird publicity stunt. there's talk about him even— stunt. there's talk about him every-minutes. - stunt. there's talk about him every minutes. he's every two minutes. he's eenteeetne— every two minutes. he's- confessing—murder confessing to another murder tntt—

confessing to another murder tnet-et— confessing to another murder tnet-et new- confessing to another murder that-or may not- confessing to another murder that or may not have that he may or may not have tene. — that he may or may not have tene. -ne-e- that he may or may not have done. he's getting done. and now he's getting netted.— done. and now he's getting married-know,- done. and now he's getting married. know, why done. and now he's getting- married.-know, why on married. and you know, why on entn— married. and you know, why on eennltnte— married. and you know, why on earth .this-even,- married. and you know, why on earth this even, frankly, earth is this guy even, frankly, vou— earth is this guy even, frankly, wew knew— earth is this guy even, frankly, wew tnew ,— earth is this guy even, frankly, wew tnew , t— earth is this guy even, frankly, you know , i was— earth is this guy even, frankly, you know , i was going to say, you know, i was going to say, attewet— you know, i was going to say, allowed-breathe- you know, i was going to say, allowed breathe the same allowed to breathe the same oxygen— allowed to breathe the same exweenlwe. — allowed to breathe the same exweenlwe. nwt— allowed to breathe the same oxygen us. but is he oxygen as us. but why is he attewet— oxygen as us. but why is he allowed visitors?— oxygen as us. but why is he allowed visitors? why he allowed visitors? why is he attewet— allowed visitors? why is he allowed develop kind of allowed to develop any kind of relationship?— allowed to develop any kind ofl relationship?_got relationship? supposedly he got tewn—tn— relationship? supposedly he got down—in front- down on one knee in front of a tenete— down on one knee in front of a tenete wetter— down on one knee in front of a female visitor in— down on one knee in front of a female visitor in front of wnen— female visitor in front of prison wardens, for goodness eete— prison wardens, for goodness eetelnte— prison wardens, for goodness sake,.his prison.- prison wardens, for goodness sake, his prison. shouldn't prison wardens, for goodness sanust his prison. shouldn't prison wardens, for goodness sanust be; prison. shouldn't prison wardens, for goodness sanust be lockedi. shouldn't prison wardens, for goodness sanust be lockedi. sa)uldn't prison wardens, for goodness sanust be lockedi. sa celli't prison wardens, for goodness sanust be lockedi. sa cell on he just be locked in a cell on nn— he just be locked in a cell on we — he just be locked in a cell on his own? yeah.— he just be locked in a cell on his own? yeah. i— he just be locked in a cell on his own? “43?" " his own? yeah. i mean, i think we have thoughts about we all have thoughts about people like that and what should happen to them eventually. but yeah, systems and yeah, i mean, the systems and processes and the laws that we have, i mean, they're suggesting they're the law they're going to change the law to prevent this. i mean, you know, it's just it's him as a person. know, is person. and, you know, this is another publicity stunt. i mean, you to you know, what are they going to get out of their marriage for a start? i mean, she's never going to able to spend time with to be able to spend time with him. he should never be out of prison perhaps it's prison in you know, perhaps it's a stunt for her. but a publicity stunt for her. but but, know that taxpayers but, you know that taxpayers money that really eats money is one that really eats away at me as well. apparently, nee— away at me as well. apparently, he's demanding— away at me as well. apparently, he's demanding-money. he's demanding some money for an engagement—twe- engagement ring, which is just tenten— engagement ring, which is just bonkers-well. _ engagement ring, which is just bonkers-well. i— engagement ring, which is just bonkers well. i mean, the bonkers as well. i mean, the teee—ever-

bonkers as well. i mean, the idea _ever havei bonkers as well. i mean, the. idea _ever have to idea that i would ever have to sit idea that i would ever have to ett he...— idea that i would ever have to ett neee, t— idea that i would ever have to sit here, i mean,— idea that i would ever have to sit here, i mean,-is- idea that i would ever have to sit here, i mean, is bad sit here, i mean, this is bad enewen— sit here, i mean, this is bad enough iwould_ sit here, i mean, this is bad enough would have to sit here enough i would have to sit here ent— enough i would have to sit here ent teeett— enough i would have to sit here ent eeen en— enough i would have to sit here ent eeen en e— enough i would have to sit here and report on a taxpayer funded engagement— and report on a taxpayer funded engegenent nng— and report on a taxpayer funded engagement ring for levi nettttett. — engagement ring for levi bellfield. think you the bellfield. i think you hit the net— bellfield. i think you hit the nett—gwtte- bellfield. i think you hit the nail—quite early bellfield. i think you hit the. nail—quite early on nail on the head quite early on in nail on the head quite early on tn-enet,— nail on the head quite early on in .chat, actually,- nail on the head quite early on in chat, actually, which is in this chat, actually, which is tntt— in this chat, actually, which is tnet-gww— in this chat, actually, which is tnet-gww nee— in this chat, actually, which is that guy has taken in that this guy has taken in some of that this guy has taken in some et tne— that this guy has taken in some of the-brutal— that this guy has taken in some of the brutal fashions. by of the most brutal fashions. by the of the most brutal fashions. by tne-ten-t— of the most brutal fashions. by the-don't need- of the most brutal fashions. by the-don't need to- of the most brutal fashions. by the don't need to go the way, we don't need to go tnte— the way, we don't need to go tnte-gew— the way, we don't need to go into - gory details. - the way, we don't need to go into gory details. now into all the gory details. now the into all the gory details. now tne-et— into all the gory details. now the - at _three - the lives of at least three young— the lives of at least three wewng wenen— the lives of at least three young women, one of them just a 9irlt_ young women, one of them just a gwt, eetwettw— young women, one of them just a girl, actually. and— young women, one of them just a girl, actually. and he now is wetng— girl, actually. and he now is wetng nte— girl, actually. and he now is using his home— girl, actually. and he now is using his home human right to eeeenttettw— using his home human right to essentially an— using his home human right to essentially an enjoyable eteeneet— essentially an enjoyable existence in— essentially an enjoyable existence in order to get netted.— existence in order to get married. it— existence in order to get married. it just doesn't feel ttgtt— married. it just doesn't feel ngnt, teee— married. it just doesn't feel right, does it— married. it just doesn't feel right, does it? - married. it just doesn't feel right, does it ? \t:::t married. it just doesn't feel right, does it? \t:::t e married. it just doesn't feel right, does it ? \t:::t e : e right, does it? no, it doesn't. i don't you know, it's just so contrary, isn't it, to take people's lives away like that in the fashion that he did, the premeditate action, you know, and of officers think there's many, many more cases which he was involved in where know was involved in where you know people got away without very, very serious injury. people got away without very, very serious injury . you know, very serious injury. you know, they were constantly looking at his previous cases his previous or previous cases that were unsolved. and so, you know, it just just seems so easy, doesn't it, to then just

turn round and give him what he wants when he's taken away so much from many people and so much from so many people and so many families. and i don't know if you've ever particularly looked anyone exactly like looked into anyone exactly like levi , but, you know, levi bellfield, but, you know, in capacity as a former in your capacity as a former senior investigating officer at the met, people like him , you the met, people like him, you know, is there any for hope him ever recognising the seriousness of his crimes? is there any hope for of his crimes? is there any hope tet eny— of his crimes? is there any hope tet enw ttne— of his crimes? is there any hope tet enw ttnt et— of his crimes? is there any hope for any kind of you— " ti.” , is there any hope for any kind of you know, i ten-t— for any kind of you know, i ten-t went— for any kind of you know, i don't want to _ for any kind of you know, i don't want to say rehabilitate etetten— don't want to say rehabilitate etetten twt— don't want to say rehabilitate station, but what— don't want to say rehabilitate station, but what just describe the station, but what just describe tne ntnteet— station, but what just describe the mindset of— station, but what just describe the mindset of him, if you can, for the mindset of him, if you can, tet ne— the mindset of him, if you can, tet ne ent— the mindset of him, if you can, for me and your— the mindset of him, if you can, for me and your in— the mindset of him, if you can, for me and your in your view . for me and your in your view. ween. — for me and your in your view. ween. t— for me and your in your view. ween. t ween— for me and your in your view. yeah. i mean, i've— for me and your in your view. yeah. i mean, i've dealt- for me and your in your view. yeah. i mean, i've dealt with a few people like that who have, you know, killed bibaa henry and nicole smallman , danyal hussain, nicole smallman, danyal hussain, who killed girls in the who killed the two girls in the park only years ago. you park only a few years ago. you know, like that are, are know, people like that are, are a set aside everybody else. a set aside from everybody else. they particularly dangerous they are particularly dangerous and you know, you personally don't think there any form of don't think there is any form of rehabilitation that can change the mindset went into the mindset that they went into those with. he is he is those crimes with. he is he is one of those people. you know, he incredibly evil and, you he is incredibly evil and, you

know, speaking to officers that worked on that case for many years, you know, they they they said that is the most evil person they have come across. and you know, to give him these opportunities . now, i mean, opportunities. now, i mean, surely this can go as high as possible to say, you know, stop this, this is ridiculous . you this, this is ridiculous. you know, he should not be afforded that money. and he should not be afforded rights that he afforded these rights that he took away from these girls . i took away from these girls. i mean, it just at the very least, i mean, it just at the very least, t eeeettng— mean, it just at the very least, i speaking personally, you would like i speaking personally, you would ttte te— i speaking personally, you would ttte te tntnt— i speaking personally, you would like to think that— i speaking personally, you would like to think that he was kind of like to think that he was kind et ewttenng— like to think that he was kind of suffering inside, but he eteenw— of suffering inside, but he clearly isn't.— of suffering inside, but he clearly isn't. i— of suffering inside, but he clearly isn't. i mean, he's getttng— clearly isn't. i mean, he's getting three— clearly isn't. i mean, he's getting three square meals a tew— getting three square meals a wet. nee— getting three square meals a day. he's probably got his own eett. — day. he's probably got his own eett. nee— day. he's probably got his own eett. ne-e tn— day. he's probably got his own cell. he's in there— day. he's probably got his own cell. he's in there for life we— cell. he's in there for life now. no one's— cell. he's in there for life now. no one's finished him off yet,— now. no one's finished him off vet ent— now. no one's finished him off wet, ent nee— now. no one's finished him off yet, and he's allowed to get wewtet— yet, and he's allowed to get married and— yet, and he's allowed to get married and he— yet, and he's allowed to get married and he can also get teget— married and he can also get teget ett— married and he can also get legal aid-order- married and he can also get legal aid order to fight his legal aid in order to fight his ngnt— legal aid in order to fight his ngnt te— legal aid in order to fight his ngnt te get— legal aid in order to fight his right to get married, which now he right to get married, which now ne-wnten— right to get married, which now he .which _find- he will, which i just find absolutely. _ he will, which i just find absolutely. thank you very, absolutely. so thank you very, wew— absolutely. so thank you very, wew-greet- absolutely. so thank you very,| wew-greet-te very much. it's great to chat to you,— very much. it's great to chat to wew ee— very much. it's great to chat to wew, ee etwewe. — very much. it's great to chat to you, as always. simon i do. i wwet— you, as always. simon i do. i wwet sew— you, as always. simon i do. i must say, simon,— you, as always. simon i do. i must say, simon, i do long for tne— must say, simon, i do long for we tew— must say, simon, i do long for we tew. ene— must say, simon, i do long for the day. one day— must say, simon, i do long for the day. one day you and the day. one day when you and i get te— the day. one day when you and i get te newe— the day. one day when you and i get te newe e— the day. one day when you and i get to have a chat— the day. one day when you and i get to have a chat about eewetntng— get to have a chat about something a— get to have a chat about something a lot less serious and neww,— something a lot less serious and neww-wew— something a lot less serious and

morbid,-you-care,- something a lot less serious and morbid, you care, all morbid, but you take care, all ngnte— morbid, but you take care, all ngnte-nettw- morbid, but you take care, all right? hardy there is right? simon hardy there is a tee— right? simon hardy there is a former senior— right? simon hardy there is a former senior investigating ettteet— former senior investigating ettteet et— former senior investigating officer at the _ former senior investigating officer at the met police now. etew. —neew. l officer at the met police now.. etew. —neew. ant okay. that was very heavy. and the okay. that was very heavy. and tne-tnte— okay. that was very heavy. and the-this week's— okay. that was very heavy. and the this week's agenda the last this week's news agenda has the last this week's news agenda nee—eww.- the last this week's news agenda nee—eww. sol has been quite heavy. okay. so i tnewgnt— has been quite heavy. okay. so i tnewgnt t— has been quite heavy. okay. so i thought i would— has been quite heavy. okay. so i thought i would just a thought i would just get a enenge— thought i would just get a enenge-ent- thought i would just get a change and lighten it up change now and lighten it up a ttt.— change now and lighten it up a ttt. wew,— change now and lighten it up a ttt. wew, tt— change now and lighten it up a ttt. wew, tt wew— change now and lighten it up a bit. now, if you were watching ent— bit. now, if you were watching ent ttetentng— bit. now, if you were watching and listening yesterday , say i and listening yesterday, say i eete— and listening yesterday, say i said something— and listening yesterday, say i said something very, very stupid . nee-e— said something very, very stupid . here's a reminder— said something very, very stupid . here's a reminder seven and a nett— . here's a reminder seven and a new gent.— . here's a reminder seven and a half grand. okay.— . here's a reminder seven and a half grand. okay. if— . here's a reminder seven and a half grand. okay. if we get it to half grand. okay. if we get it te eo— half grand. okay. if we get it te eo gent— half grand. okay. if we get it te ee gent tw— half grand. okay. if we get it to 60 grand by end of play on tnte— to 60 grand by end of play on we enew— to 60 grand by end of play on this show tomorrow , i will wax this show tomorrow, i will wax my this show tomorrow, i will wax ww eneet— this show tomorrow, i will wax ww eneet ewt— this show tomorrow, i will wax my chest out for— this show tomorrow, i will wax my chest out for when i go on etege— my chest out for when i go on etege tet— my chest out for when i go on etege tet tne — my chest out for when i go on stage for the dream boys. and i wttt— stage for the dream boys. and i wttt ttn— stage for the dream boys. and i wttt tttw tt— stage for the dream boys. and i will film it. and— stage for the dream boys. and i will film it. and you can. so tt— will film it. and you can. so tt wew— will film it. and you can. so even if you hate— will film it. and you can. so even if you hate me, which i no tewtt— even if you hate me, which i no tewtt tete— even if you hate me, which i no tewtt tete et— even if you hate me, which i no doubt lots of you— even if you hate me, which i no doubt lots of you do, and. and you— doubt lots of you do, and. and wew tint,— doubt lots of you do, and. and wew tint, twet— doubt lots of you do, and. and you think, just give me the wenew— you think, just give me the wenew ee— you think, just give me the money so that— you think, just give me the money so that you see me undergo etewe— money so that you see me undergo etewe enweteet— money so that you see me undergo extreme physical pain. okay. wet— giving.com/fundraising/challenge cnnette-e— giving.com/fundraising/challenge cnnette-e tt— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's if you _ giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's if you hit 60 k by tomorrow at— christie's if you hit 60 k by tomorrow at 6— christie's if you hit 60 k by tomorrow at 6 pm. i'm getting wexet— tomorrow at 6 pm. i'm getting wexet ngnt— tomorrow at 6 pm. i'm getting wexet ngnt .— tomorrow at 6 pm. i'm getting waxed right . well, i gave you 26 waxed right. well, i gave you 26 newn— waxed right. well, i gave you 26 news te— waxed right. well, i gave you 26 news te get— waxed right. well, i gave you 26 news te get te— waxed right. well, i gave you 26

hours to get to 60— waxed right. well, i gave you 26 hours to get to 60 grand and it teet— hours to get to 60 grand and it teet wew— hours to get to 60 grand and it teet wew ts— hours to get to 60 grand and it took you 15 minutes. so i mean, tnew— took you 15 minutes. so i mean, tnent wew.— took you 15 minutes. so i mean, tnent wew. nwt— took you 15 minutes. so i mean, thank you. but this— took you 15 minutes. so i mean, thank you. but this is all, of course, for a— thank you. but this is all, of course, for a very,- thank you. but this is all, of course, for a very, very good t— course, for a very, very good cause. i am raising money for tne— cause. i am raising money for we wentet— cause. i am raising money for the mental health charity mind ent.— the mental health charity mind ent. ant— the mental health charity mind ent. ant tw— the mental health charity mind and. and i'm going to be dancing on and. and i'm going to be dancing en etege— and. and i'm going to be dancing en etege wttn— and. and i'm going to be dancing on stage with the— and. and i'm going to be dancing on stage with the dream boys on the on stage with the dream boys on we egg.— on stage with the dream boys on we zetn et— on stage with the dream boys on the 28th of june— on stage with the dream boys on the 28th of june in— on stage with the dream boys on the 28th of june in bromley. tneee— the 28th of june in bromley. tnete-e we— the 28th of june in bromley. there's me strutting my stuff wttn— there's me strutting my stuff wttt-ween— there's me strutting my stuff with .dream boys- there's me strutting my stuff with dream boys . can i just with the dream boys. can i just wtge— with the dream boys. can i just wtge ewewtetw— with the dream boys. can i just urge everybody, case you urge everybody, in case you tntnt— urge everybody, in case you tntnt-ten-t- urge everybody, in case you think isn't going to think that this isn't going to be-humiliating- think that this isn't going to be humiliating for me or be that humiliating for me or teeettte— be that humiliating for me or terrible _the. terrible to just look up the tween — terrible to just look up the dream -online- terrible to just look up the dream online and have a dream boys online and have a teet— dream boys online and have a teet et— dream boys online and have a teet et tne— dream boys online and have a look at the kind— dream boys online and have a look at the kind of thing they do look at the kind of thing they te ent— look at the kind of thing they te ent wnet— look at the kind of thing they do and what they look like, and tnew— do and what they look like, and tnen wew— do and what they look like, and tnen, wew tnew— do and what they look like, and then, you know, look at me and tntnt— then, you know, look at me and think whether— then, you know, look at me and think whether or— then, you know, look at me and think whether or not i'm going to think whether or not i'm going telette— think whether or not i'm going telettelte— think whether or not i'm going to.ableldo that. - think whether or not i'm going to able do that. but yes, to be able to do that. but yes, next— to be able to do that. but yes, next week— to be able to do that. but yes, next week t— to be able to do that. but yes, next week i am— to be able to do that. but yes, next week i am _to- to be able to do that. but yes, next week i am to spend my next week i am going to spend my wenew ww— next week i am going to spend my wenew ww ewn— next week i am going to spend my own money, my own i'm own money, my own money. i'm enenttng— own money, my own money. i'm eeenttng ww— own money, my own money. i'm spending my money. okay spending my own money. okay spewing— spending my own money. okay spewing-ewn— spending my own money. okay spending own money. basically spending my own money. basically for spending my own money. basically tet—tntnt— spending my own money. basically for—inflict gbh - spending my own money. basically for—inflict gbh on- spending my own money. basically for inflict gbh on my for someone to inflict gbh on my netw— for someone to inflict gbh on my bodviand— for someone to inflict gbh on my bodviand-be_ for someone to inflict gbh on my body and be getting body. and i will be getting wexet. — body. and i will be getting wexet. etew— body. and i will be getting waxed. okay i— body. and i will be getting waxed. okay i will be getting wexet. — waxed. okay i will be getting waxed-there's- waxed. okay i will be getting waxed. there's just days waxed. now, there's just 12 days to waxed. now, there's just 12 days telwnttt— waxed. now, there's just 12 days to.untilldance_ waxed. now, there's just 12 days to.untilldance on- waxed. now, there's just 12 days to until dance on stage to go until i dance on stage wttn— to go until i dance on stage wttn tne— to go until i dance on stage with the dream— to go until i dance on stage with the dream boys. who are the west— with the dream boys. who are the west tewew— with the dream boys. who are the most famous group— with the dream boys. who are the most famous group of male sweeten.— most famous group of male etneeete. ant— most famous group of male strippers. and i'll be doing twee— strippers. and i'll be doing three routines— strippers. and i'll be doing three routines on the night. one of three routines on the night. one et-te— three routines on the night. one et-te e— three routines on the night. one et-te e eete- three routines on the night. one et-te e eete. t- three routines on the night. one of-be a solo. i will. of them will be a solo. i will be getttng— of them will be a solo. i will be getttng ww—

of them will be a solo. i will be getting my chest waxed next week— be getting my chest waxed next week tn— be getting my chest waxed next week in preparation. you've tenet— week in preparation. you've. raised _thank week in preparation. you've- raised _thank you. raised 63,500 pounds. thank you. it's raised 63,500 pounds. thank you. we twet— wet-wet— giving.com/fundraising, forward eteen— giving.com/fundraising, forward slash challenge— giving.com/fundraising, forward slash challenge christie's and it's slash challenge christie's and tt-eitet— slash challenge christie's and tt-eitetlgeet— slash challenge christie's and it's for good cause. it's it's all for a good cause. it's tet— it's all for a good cause. it's tet-wentet— it's all for a good cause. it's for mental health charity for the mental health charity wtnt—ge. - for the mental health charity wtnt—ge. wewi mind. so there we go. now, tnewgn— mind. so there we go. now, tnewgn ,— mind. so there we go. now, tnewgn , etew.— mind. so there we go. now, though , okay. a— mind. so there we go. now, though , okay. a reminder of our though, okay. a reminder of our top though, okay. a reminder of our tee storyt— though, okay. a reminder of our tee etew, wntcn— though, okay. a reminder of our top story, which i'll be tnngtng— top story, which i'll be tnngtng te— top story, which i'll be bringing to you very shortly. eetee— bringing to you very shortly. eetee-new— bringing to you very shortly. police now charged a man police have now charged a man wttn— police have now charged a man wttt—et— police have now charged a man with _of murder. with three counts of murder tettewtng— with three counts of murder following the _ with three counts of murder following the attacks in nottingham _ following the attacks in nottingham on tuesday . following the attacks in nottingham on tuesday. he's also teen— nottingham on tuesday. he's also teen-tw— nottingham on tuesday. he's also been-i'm patrick- nottingham on tuesday. he's also been i'm patrick christys been named. i'm patrick christys on been named. i'm patrick christys en-nntetn-e— been named. i'm patrick christys on-britain's news- been named. i'm patrick christys on-britain's news .-

channel well , it's 5 channel- well, it's 5 pm. channel— well, it's 5 pm. is cnennet— well, it's 5 pm. is patrick cnnetwe— well, it's 5 pm. is patrick cnnetwe te— well, it's 5 pm. is patrick christys is gb— well, it's 5 pm. is patrick christys is gb news and it's going— christys is gb news and it's getng te— christys is gb news and it's getng te te— christys is gb news and it's getng te be en— christys is gb news and it's going to be an action packed wnet— going to be an action packed ttnet newt— going to be an action packed final hour of— going to be an action packed final hour of this— going to be an action packed final hour of this show. a eewnte— final hour of this show. a eewete et— final hour of this show. a couple of the— final hour of this show. a couple of the old classics, but a couple of the old classics, but e eewnte— couple of the old classics, but e eewete et— couple of the old classics, but a couple of new— couple of the old classics, but a couple of new ones as well, et— a couple of new ones as well, et wntcn— a couple of new ones as well, some of which i— a couple of new ones as well, some of which i know are going to some of which i know are going te wtnt— some of which i know are going te wtnt wew— some of which i know are going to wind you right— some of which i know are going to wind you right up. shall we newe— to wind you right up. shall we we e— to wind you right up. shall we we e teet— to wind you right up. shall we have a look at— to wind you right up. shall we have a look at what i'm going in wttne— have a look at what i'm going in wttne etew— have a look at what i'm going in with? okay shockingly. well, it's with? okay shockingly. well, tt-e—eneet- with? okay shockingly. well,- it's_ shock anymore, it's not really a shock anymore, is it's not really a shock anymore, te-swnet-e— it's not really a shock anymore, is-sunak's plans- it's not really a shock anymore, is-sunak's plans to. is it? rishi sunak's plans to tnng— is it? rishi sunak's plans to tnng tewn— is it? rishi sunak's plans to bring down the— is it? rishi sunak's plans to bring down the asylum seeker teetteg— bring down the asylum seeker| teetteg—tt backlog have actually made it wene—ant- backlog have actually made it worse,_and we - worse, apparently. and we are weeetwetw—te- worse, apparently. and we are. massively—to-tune massively overpaying to the tune of massively overpaying to the tune et eewnt— massively overpaying to the tune et eewnt m— massively overpaying to the tune of around £22 billion a year. tne— of around £22 billion a year. we wettew— of around £22 billion a year. the problem is— of around £22 billion a year. the problem is getting worse and not the problem is getting worse and net better— the problem is getting worse and net tettet .— the problem is getting worse and net better. we— the problem is getting worse and not better . do you— the problem is getting worse and not better. do you think rishi swnet— not better. do you think rishi swnet te— not better. do you think rishi sunak is really— not better. do you think rishi sunak is really behaving like a wne— sunak is really behaving like a man who wants— sunak is really behaving like a man who wants to win at the next genetet— man who wants to win at the next general election?— man who wants to win at the next general election? we've had the old general election? we've had the ett-tenneen— general election? we've had the old johnson witchhunt, old boris johnson witchhunt, newen-t— old boris johnson witchhunt, newen-t-new- old boris johnson witchhunt, haven't now there haven't we? and now there eeeeen— haven't we? and now there eeeeetelte— haven't we? and now there appears be inability to appears to be an inability to get— appears to be an inability to get enenew— appears to be an inability to get enenew en— appears to be an inability to get anyone on a— appears to be an inability to get anyone on a plane or to turn a get anyone on a plane or to turn e etngte— get anyone on a plane or to turn e etngte teet—

get anyone on a plane or to turn a single boat back.— get anyone on a plane or to turn a single boat back. that's what i a single boat back. that's what t-te— a single boat back. that's what t-te tnew— a single boat back. that's what t-te knew-wew- a single boat back. that's what i to know you today. i want to know from you today. do i want to know from you today. tee-tntnt— i want to know from you today. ne-tntnt tne— i want to know from you today. do-think the rishi- i want to know from you today. do think the rishi is do you think the rishi sunak is teettw— do you think the rishi sunak is teettw-enw- do you think the rishi sunak is really,-any chance. do you think the rishi sunak is really, any chance at really, really got any chance at the really, really got any chance at tne-genetet— really, really got any chance at the general election? we're the next general election? we're etee—tetttng- the next general election? we're also—talking about. also going to be talking about tnte— also going to be talking about we ee— also going to be talking about we ee wett. — also going to be talking about this as well. meghan markle snee— this as well. meghan markle she's-dumped,- this as well. meghan markle- she's-dumped,-she? she's been dumped, hasn't she? yes:— she's been dumped, hasn't she? wee—newe- yes, that's right. spotify have ttwenet— yes, that's right. spotify have flushed _ down . yes, that's right. spotify havei flushed _down the flushed her podcast down the tetet— flushed her podcast down the tettet-tnet— flushed her podcast down the toilet-that is- flushed her podcast down the toilet that is frankly toilet and so that is frankly gwtte— toilet and so that is frankly gwtte tet— toilet and so that is frankly quite bad news— toilet and so that is frankly quite bad news for meghan and neww.— quite bad news for meghan and harry- aeeetenttw— quite bad news for meghan and harry. apparently it was also tetng— harry. apparently it was also tetng gwen— harry. apparently it was also being given $20 million, $20 mitten.— being given $20 million, $20 million. and— being given $20 million, $20 million. and one— being given $20 million, $20 million. and one of the main reasons, one of— million. and one of the main reasons, one of the main reasons tnet— reasons, one of the main reasons tnet tnew— reasons, one of the main reasons tnet tnew get— reasons, one of the main reasons that they got canned in the end was because they— that they got canned in the end was because they weren't wetwetng— was because they weren't producing enough content. i t— producing enough content. i mean, i would— producing enough content. i mean, i would actually do enwtntng— mean, i would actually do enwtntng tet— mean, i would actually do anything for million, anything for $20 million, enwtntng— anything for $20 million, anything like— anything for $20 million, anything like i am also by the way,— anything like i am also by the wew, tetttng— anything like i am also by the wew, tetttng et— anything like i am also by the way, talking of raising a little bit way, talking of raising a little ttt et— way, talking of raising a little ttt et wenew— way, talking of raising a little bit of money going to be doing tnte— bit of money going to be doing ttte-wee,— bit of money going to be doing ttte-wee t— bit of money going to be doing ttte-wee t ew- bit of money going to be doing this. yes, i am indeed this. okay. so yes, i am indeed going— this. okay. so yes, i am indeed goinglget_ this. okay. so yes, i am indeed goinglget my— this. okay. so yes, i am indeed going get my chest waxed going to get my chest waxed teeewee— going to get my chest waxed teeewee wew — going to get my chest waxed because you lovely lot raised enewgn— because you lovely lot raised enewgn wenew— because you lovely lot raised enough money for the mental neettn— enough money for the mental health charity— enough money for the mental health charity mind that i have to health charity mind that i have teltt— health charity mind that i have teltt. we— health charity mind that i have teltt. we ntt— health charity mind that i have to.it. we hit 60— health charity mind that i have to.it. we hit 60 k- health charity mind that i have to it. we hit 60 k yesterday to do it. we hit 60 k yesterday so to do it. we hit 60 k yesterday ee tte— to do it. we hit 60 k yesterday ee tt-e .— to do it. we hit 60 k yesterday ee tt-e . twet— giving.com/fundraising/channel tetnet— giving.com/fundraising/channel patrick christys— giving.com/fundraising/channel patrick christys that is the way tnet— patrick christys that is the way tnet wew — patrick christys that is the way tnet wew een— patrick christys that is the way that you can donate all of the wenew— that you can donate all of the wenew gees— that you can donate all of the wenew geee te— that you can donate all of the money goes to the mental health enentw— money goes to the mental health enentw nnt.— money goes to the mental health enentw wtnt. t— money goes to the mental health charity mind. i am— money goes to the mental health charity mind. i am on a mission

to charity mind. i am on a mission te tw— charity mind. i am on a mission te twlte— charity mind. i am on a mission to try do everything that i to try to do everything that i eeeettw—tnel possibly can to combat the eettewte— possibly can to combat the eettewte et— possibly can to combat the epidemic of suicide in this epidemic of male suicide in this eewntw— epidemic of male suicide in this country, because— epidemic of male suicide in this country, because every single day,— country, because every single eew, eettw— country, because every single eew, eettw w— country, because every single day, sadly, 12 men take their twee.— day, sadly, 12 men take their own lives. on— day, sadly, 12 men take their own lives. on the 28th of june in own lives. on the 28th of june tn wewtew— own lives. on the 28th of june tn wewtew tn— own lives. on the 28th of june in bromley in kent, i will be ettteetng— in bromley in kent, i will be etnntng en— in bromley in kent, i will be stripping on stage with the tee — stripping on stage with the dream. .thanks- stripping on stage with the dream. thanks to lot dream. and thanks to you lot nttttng— dream. and thanks to you lot nttttng tnet— dream. and thanks to you lot hitting that financial target of 60 hitting that financial target of eo gent— hitting that financial target of 60 grand yesterday. i now have to 60 grand yesterday. i now have te get— 60 grand yesterday. i now have te get-enew— 60 grand yesterday. i now have to get-chest waxed- 60 grand yesterday. i now have to get chest waxed next week. to get my chest waxed next week. so to get my chest waxed next week. se-tt— to get my chest waxed next week. se-ttlgete— to get my chest waxed next week. se-ttlgete te— to get my chest waxed next week. so - if. gets to 80 _ to get my chest waxed next week. so if gets to 80 grand, so yes, if it gets to 80 grand, ttt— so yes, if it gets to 80 grand, t-tt wee.— so yes, if it gets to 80 grand, t-tt we— so yes, if it gets to 80 grand, i'll wax. no okay.— so yes, if it gets to 80 grand, i'll wax. no okay. right, i'll wax. no okay. all right, teen— i'll wax. no okay. all right, teen-were- i'll wax. no okay. all right, look, more coming your i'll wax. no okay. all right, look,includingtre coming your i'll wax. no okay. all right, look,including a coming your i'll wax. no okay. all right, look,including a couple] your i'll wax. no okay. all right, look,including a couple ofour i'll wax. no okay. all right, look,including a couple of other way, including a couple of other etertee— way, including a couple of other etenee tnet— way, including a couple of other stories that i'll— way, including a couple of other stories that i'll you about stories that i'll tell you about in stories that i'll tell you about tnleeeent.— stories that i'll tell you about inlsecond. but— stories that i'll tell you about in second. but they're really in a second. but they're really going— in a second. but they're really going-vou— in a second. but they're really going-you going- in a second. but they're really going-you going -- in a second. but they're really going you going . find out going to get you going. find out why— going to get you going. find out wnw neenteg— going to get you going. find out why hashtag boycott. wix is now ttenttng. — why hashtag boycott. wix is now ttenttng. wett— why hashtag boycott. wix is now trending. well, in— why hashtag boycott. wix is now trending. well, in fact, i'll twet— trending. well, in fact, i'll twet gwe— trending. well, in fact, i'll twet gwe wew— trending. well, in fact, i'll twet gwe wew e— trending. well, in fact, i'll just give you a little sneaky teete— just give you a little sneaky needs we,— just give you a little sneaky needs we, e— just give you a little sneaky heads up, a little bit of a etwe.— heads up, a little bit of a etwe. tt— heads up, a little bit of a etwe. tt wew— heads up, a little bit of a clue. if you insult your entire customer base— clue. if you insult your entire customer base and call them all ttenennetee— customer base and call them all transphobes phobic bigots, then teettetteettw— transphobes phobic bigots, then teettetteettw ,— transphobes phobic bigots, then realistically , your— transphobes phobic bigots, then realistically , your share price realistically, your share price is realistically, your share price te getng— realistically, your share price te getng te— realistically, your share price is going to tumble and people eent— is going to tumble and people eent getng— is going to tumble and people eent getng te— is going to tumble and people aren't going to shop in your etee — aren't going to shop in your etee nwt— aren't going to shop in your store. but i'll— aren't going to shop in your store. but i'll be— aren't going to shop in your store. but i'll be telling you were-ttet— store. but i'll be telling you more _that in- store. but i'll be telling you more that in just a more about that in just a eecent — more about that in just a eecent .ee- more about that in just a second. as well, deeply second. and as well, deeply ttetteeetng— second. and as well, deeply distressing story. this a teeenet— distressing story. this a teacher who— distressing story. this a teacher who misgendered a

enwew— teacher who misgendered a primary school— teacher who misgendered a primary school pupil, is now teetng— primary school pupil, is now teetng newng— primary school pupil, is now facing having to— primary school pupil, is now facing having to remortgage tnew— facing having to remortgage tnew ewn— facing having to remortgage their own home— facing having to remortgage their own home to cover the teget— their own home to cover the teget eeete— their own home to cover the legal costs after— their own home to cover the legal costs after they lost tnew— legal costs after they lost tnew tet. — legal costs after they lost their job. what- legal costs after they lost theirjob. what is the world their job. what is the world eewtng— their job. what is the world eewtng te— their job. what is the world eewtng te en— their job. what is the world coming to gb views are gb news twt— coming to gb views are gb news twt ngnt— coming to gb views are gb news .com, but right now— coming to gb views are gb news .com, but right now it is your neetttnee— .com, but right now it is your headlines with— .com, but right now it is your headlines with rory . headlines with rory. thank you wew— headlines with rory. thank you wew ween.— headlines with rory. thank you very much. patrick the suspect in the nottingham knife attacks valdo kalakani has been charged with the murder of the three people who were killed in the city on tuesday . the victims city on tuesday. the victims were students. barnaby webber, grace o'malley, kumar . and 65 grace o'malley, kumar. and 65 year old ian coates, 31 year old khalil khan is a former student of nottingham university. he's also accused of three counts of attempted murder after three people were injured, one critically when they were hit by a van on that morning. he's due to appear at nottingham magistrates court tomorrow . the magistrates court tomorrow. the advisory committee on business

appointments is accusing boris johnson of committing a clear breach of the rules . according breach of the rules. according to the watchdog, the former prime minister informed them of his new role as a columnist at the daily mail a half hour before the public announcement was made . his before the public announcement was made. his first before the public announcement was made . his first post will be was made. his first post will be out tomorrow , and he's promised out tomorrow, and he's promised to offer uncensored views . well, to offer uncensored views. well, it comes as the prime minister, rishi sunak, faces a battle to hold his tory party together after boris johnson was found to have lied to mps over partygate a debate and vote on the privileges committee report published yesterday will take place in the commons on monday with some tory mps uncertain about what to do. mr johnson with some tory mps uncertain about what to do. mrjohnson has branded the report deranged and remains popular with many of his party members and his most loyal supporters are expected to vote against it. well number 10 hasn't yet said if the prime minister will attend that vote, but shadow women's and

equalities secretary anneliese dodds says the prime minister needs to stand up to mrjohnson . ithink needs to stand up to mrjohnson . i think its findings are and tnew— . i think its findings are and tnew teettw— i think its findings are and they really indicate that boris tenneen— they really indicate that boris tenneen wee— they really indicate that boris johnson was a— they really indicate that boris johnson was a law breaker, but etee— johnson was a law breaker, but etee tnet— johnson was a law breaker, but etee tnet ne— johnson was a law breaker, but also that he was— johnson was a law breaker, but also that he was a— johnson was a law breaker, but also that he was a liar, that he wtetet— also that he was a liar, that he misled parliament. but now it's tewn— misled parliament. but now it's tewn te— misled parliament. but now it's tewn te ttent — misled parliament. but now it's down to rishi sunak to actually enew— down to rishi sunak to actually show some backbone. you know, we— show some backbone. you know, we net— show some backbone. you know, he's not showing— show some backbone. you know, he's not showing backbone on tnte— he's not showing backbone on tnte. se— he's not showing backbone on tnte. se ten— he's not showing backbone on this. so far, the— he's not showing backbone on this. so far, the taxpayers etetet — this. so far, the taxpayers etetet wn— this. so far, the taxpayers picked up boris johnson's legal ttt.— picked up boris johnson's legal tttt. went— picked up boris johnson's legal bill. rishi sunak_ picked up boris johnson's legal bill. rishi sunak has shown ntweett— bill. rishi sunak has shown ntweett te— bill. rishi sunak has shown himself to be— bill. rishi sunak has shown himself to be unwilling to stand up himself to be unwilling to stand we te— himself to be unwilling to stand we te egee— himself to be unwilling to stand we te egee tn— himself to be unwilling to stand we te egee tn we— himself to be unwilling to stand up to egos in his party. until we-we get— up to egos in his party. until now. we've got so much eewenewewe— now. we've got so much psychodrama still in the conservative— psychodrama still in the conservative party when it enewtt— conservative party when it enewtt te— conservative party when it should be focussed on delivering the should be focussed on delivering tne eeeete-e— should be focussed on delivering the people's priorities . the the people's priorities. the tee— the people's priorities. the former director— the people's priorities. the former director general of the eetee— former director general of the police watchdog _ former director general of the police watchdog has been charged wttn— police watchdog has been charged wttn teetng— police watchdog has been charged wttn raping e— police watchdog has been charged wttn raping e gwt— police watchdog has been charged with raping a girl under the age of with raping a girl under the age et we.— with raping a girl under the age et te. — with raping a girl under the age of 16. michael— with raping a girl under the age of 16. ii i i: of 16. michael lockwood is accused of six counts of indecent assault and three counts of rape against the teenagen counts of rape against the teenager. the crown prosecution service says the 64 year old

allegedly committed the crimes dunng allegedly committed the crimes during the 1980s. he's left the independent office for police conduct in december after it emerged he was being investigated over a historical allegation . strikes by junior allegation. strikes by junior doctors in england continue. if you're watching on television, you're watching on television, you can see pictures of people gathered in westminster this afternoon in support of almost 50,000 members of the british medical association who are striking as part of their 72 hour industrial action. the dispute remains deadlocked with no talks planned and a standoff between the bma and the government . the strike ends at government. the strike ends at 7:00 tomorrow morning . by mutual 7:00 tomorrow morning. by mutual agreement, spotify has ended its lucrative deal with the duke and duchess of sussex, meghan markle hosted just one podcast series as part of the deal, which ran for 12 episodes. the couple signed the deal with the streaming giant estimated to be

worth around £18 million in late 2020. well, in a joint statement, the two parties said they were proud of the series they were proud of the series they made together a hosepipe , they made together a hosepipe, cap and sprinkler ban is to be introduced in kent and sussex from the 26th of june. as the heatwave continues across the country, south—east water says it's bringing in the ban amid shortages in the two counties where drinking water has also reached record demand . at this reached record demand. at this month, some households in kent and sussex have been without water since monday due to supply issues. rule breakers could find themselves hit with a £1,000 fine. conservative mp nus ghani told us there was no option but told us there was no option but to impose the ban. i know everyone doesn't- it?" i know everyone doesn't want a hosepipe ten.— everyone doesn't want a hosepipe ten. t— everyone doesn't want a hosepipe ten. t wentet— everyone doesn't want a hosepipe ban. i wanted it.— everyone doesn't want a hosepipe ban. i wanted it. it's— everyone doesn't want a hosepipe ban. i wanted it. it's here. tte— ban. i wanted it. it's here. we e— ban. i wanted it. it's here. we e teettw— ban. i wanted it. it's here. it's a really good result. it tnet— it's a really good result. it means that people can have up to toe— means that people can have up to tow ee— means that people can have up to 10% more water— means that people can have up to 10% more water in— means that people can have up to 10% more water in their in their ewetewe— 10% more water in their in their ewetewe et— 10% more water in their in their systems at home. _ 10% more water in their in their systems at home. but look, teettw— systems at home. but look, really south—east water needs to get tnew— really south—east water needs to get wet get— really south—east water needs to get their get their— really south—east water needs to get their get their act tegetnen — get their get their act together. we've had a couple of etewe— together. we've had a couple of tewe et— together. we've had a couple of days of sunshine— together. we've had a couple of days of sunshine and people are

net— days of sunshine and people are net net— days of sunshine and people are now not had water— days of sunshine and people are now not had water for up to five etewe— now not had water for up to five wewe-eeeete— now not had water for up to five days-people don't- now not had water for up to five days people don't even know days and people don't even know wnen— days and people don't even know wnen tte— days and people don't even know wnen tt-e getng— days and people don't even know when it's going to— days and people don't even know when it's going to be back. tee— when it's going to be back. former mixed— when it's going to be back. former mixed martial arts star tenet— former mixed martial arts star conor mcgregor_ former mixed martial arts star conor mcgregor is— former mixed martial arts star conor mcgregor is accused of eewet— conor mcgregor is accused of sexual assault. _ conor mcgregor is accused of sexual assault. i t:t:i;’x conor mcgregor is accused of sexual assault. i ctivx sexual assault. the incident is alleged to have taken place in a bathroom at a basketball game . bathroom at a basketball game. that was during the nba finals in miami last week. mcgregor's lawyer has labelled the allegations as false and says the ex—ufc champion won't be intimidated. the ex—ufc champion won't be intimidated . this is gb news intimidated. this is gb news we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, back to . patrick well, loads more on the really big hard hitting news of the day very shortly. but first, i wentet— very shortly. but first, i wentet te— very shortly. but first, i wanted to bring- ”twig but first, i wanted to bring this tilt but first, i wanted to bring this story to wew— wanted to bring this story to your attention. _ wanted to bring this story to your attention. wicks is the teteet— your attention. wicks is the latest company— your attention. wicks is the latest company to slaughter tteett— latest company to slaughter tteett et— latest company to slaughter itself at the— latest company to slaughter itself at the big— latest company to slaughter itself at the big woke transalta

ettee— itself at the big woke transalta ettee ewt— itself at the big woke transalta after bud light— itself at the big woke transalta after bud light and gillette . after bud light and gillette. new— after bud light and gillette. new new— after bud light and gillette. how many more— after bud light and gillette. how many more brands want to eewwtt— how many more brands want to commit commercial suicide? in wew-we teen— commit commercial suicide? in case you've been wondering why neenteg— case you've been wondering why hashtag boycott _ case you've been wondering why hashtag boycott wicks is ttenttng— hashtag boycott wicks is trending, then it's because tnew— trending, then it's because tnew coo— trending, then it's because their coo has— trending, then it's because their coo has just scored an own geet— their coo has just scored an own geet tnet— their coo has just scored an own goal that former— their coo has just scored an own goal that former premier league teettettet— goal that former premier league footballer richard— goal that former premier league footballer richard dunn would etetettw— footballer richard dunn would probably te— footballer richard dunn would probably be quite proud of. what a probably be quite proud of. what e ettteet— probably be quite proud of. what a pillock fraser— probably be quite proud of. what a pillock fraser langdon for ateetwtetw— a pillock fraser langdon for absolutely no— a pillock fraser langdon for absolutely no reason whatsoever, tecttet— absolutely no reason whatsoever, teettet tt— absolutely no reason whatsoever, decided it would _ absolutely no reason whatsoever, decided it would be a good idea to decided it would be a good idea te eett— decided it would be a good idea te eett tet— decided it would be a good idea to call for essentially the wet-entw— to call for essentially the wetentw et— to call for essentially the majority of his- to call for essentially the majority of his customer base ttgete— majority of his customer base ttgete wne— majority of his customer base bigots who are— majority of his customer base bigots who are unwelcome in the newe— bigots who are unwelcome in the home improvement— bigots who are unwelcome in the home improvement shop. wicks tntttettw— home improvement shop. wicks initially sponsored a float at nngnten— initially sponsored a float at brighton pride— initially sponsored a float at brighton pride last year which eete— brighton pride last year which eett ne— brighton pride last year which eett ne ten— brighton pride last year which said no lgb without the t on it . etew.— said no lgb without the t on it . etew. ewt— said no lgb without the t on it . etew. nwt new— said no lgb without the t on it . okay. but now he's come out ent— . okay. but now he's come out ent eete— . okay. but now he's come out and said that— . okay. but now he's come out and said that people who think tnet— and said that people who think tnet en— and said that people who think that men aren't— and said that people who think that men aren't women , so gender that men aren't women, so gender entteet— that men aren't women, so gender entteet eeeete— that men aren't women, so gender critical people, so— that men aren't women, so gender critical people, so i.e. people wne— critical people, so i.e. people wne tntnt— critical people, so i.e. people who think that— critical people, so i.e. people who think that a— critical people, so i.e. people who think that a woman is an etwtt— who think that a woman is an etwtt nwwen— who think that a woman is an adult human female and well, ween— adult human female and well, ween wett— adult human female and well, yeah, well, they're not welcome eeeetenttw tn— yeah, well, they're not welcome apparently in wicks he said , i apparently in wicks he said, i went— apparently in wicks he said, i went tntnt— apparently in wicks he said, i don't think i'm— apparently in wicks he said, i don't think i'm ever going to enenge— don't think i'm ever going to enenge ee— don't think i'm ever going to change some of— don't think i'm ever going to change some of the bigots out tnere— change some of the bigots out were ee— change some of the bigots out there as minds— change some of the bigots out there as minds as— change some of the bigots out there as minds as i'm never getng— there as minds as i'm never getnglwtn—

there as minds as i'm never going-win that- there as minds as i'm never going win that argument with going to win that argument with tnew. — going to win that argument with tnew. se— going to win that argument with tnew. se we— going to win that argument with them. so we were— going to win that argument with them. so we were doing the pride tteet— them. so we were doing the pride tteetlenew— them. so we were doing the pride floatlshow support— float to show support to the ttene— float to show support to the trans community. motty he said tnet— trans community. motty he said tnet meet— trans community. motty he said tnet weet et— trans community. motty he said that most of the— trans community. motty he said that most of the population in tnte— that most of the population in tnte meet— that most of the population in tnte weet et— that most of the population in this, most of the— that most of the population in this, most of the population is in this, most of the population is tn e— this, most of the population is tn e een— this, most of the population is tn e eett et— this, most of the population is in a sort of slightly ignorant, ewt— in a sort of slightly ignorant, twt weettw— in a sort of slightly ignorant, but mostly kind— in a sort of slightly ignorant, but mostly kind position. well enetnet— but mostly kind position. well another insult— but mostly kind position. well another insult there, isn't it, to another insult there, isn't it, te meet— another insult there, isn't it, te weet et— another insult there, isn't it, to most of the— another insult there, isn't it, to most of the population. nice teng— to most of the population. nice teng ege— to most of the population. nice teng ege ne— to most of the population. nice one. long ago he went on and eete— one. long ago he went on and eett tne— one. long ago he went on and said the other— one. long ago he went on and said the other 10,— one. long ago he went on and said the other 10, you know, wew-te— said the other 10, you know, tnew-te ewet— said the other 10, you know, they're just hot— said the other 10, you know, they're just hot air. oh go and buy— they're just hot air. oh go and nww e— they're just hot air. oh go and nww e ttn— they're just hot air. oh go and eww e ttn et— they're just hot air. oh go and buy a tin of paint— they're just hot air. oh go and buy a tin of paint in the neeet— buy a tin of paint in the nearest place- buy a tin of paint in the nearest place to them. that wtgnt— nearest place to them. that wtgnt newe— nearest place to them. that might have been us before. it wtgnt— might have been us before. it wtgnt net— might have been us before. it wtgnt net te— might have been us before. it might not be us— might have been us before. it might not be us afterwards. and egwettw— might not be us afterwards. and egwettw tt— might not be us afterwards. and egwettw tt tnew— might not be us afterwards. and equally, if they do— might not be us afterwards. and equally, if they do come in and buy— equally, if they do come in and twwlttn— equally, if they do come in and twwlttn et— equally, if they do come in and buyltin of paint— equally, if they do come in and buy tin of paint and behave buy a tin of paint and behave tnet— buy a tin of paint and behave tnet-tnew-te— buy a tin of paint and behave that-they're not- buy a tin of paint and behave that they're not welcome in that way, they're not welcome in our that way, they're not welcome in ewt-enwwew— that way, they're not welcome in ewt-enwwew _tewei our stores anyway. i would love to our stores anyway. i would love te-etete— our stores anyway. i would love te-etete en— our stores anyway. i would love to-stats on the- our stores anyway. i would love to stats on the amount to know the stats on the amount of to know the stats on the amount et eeeete— to know the stats on the amount et eeeete tnet— to know the stats on the amount of people that have— to know the stats on the amount of people that have been openly tteneenette— of people that have been openly transphobic-wicks,- transphobic in a wicks, by the way,— transphobic in a wicks, by the wew ewt— transphobic in a wicks, by the wee twt tnere— transphobic in a wicks, by the way, but there we _ transphobic in a wicks, by the way, but there we go. what a tetet— way, but there we go. what a total plonker._ way, but there we go. what a total plonker. the share price nee— total plonker. the share price has predictably— total plonker. the share price has predictably plummeted as has predictably plummeted and as i've has predictably plummeted and as t-we—teweett. - i've said, hashtag boycott. wtete— i've said, hashtag boycott. wicks-trending. i've said, hashtag boycott. wicks trending all i've said, hashtag boycott.- wicks-trending all day, wicks has been trending all day, even-etngte— wicks has been trending all day, even-single trans- even if every single trans eeeen— even if every single trans eeeen tn— even if every single trans person in britain descended onto wtete— person in britain descended onto wtete en— person in britain descended onto wtete en weeee— person in britain descended onto wicks en masse, it— person in britain descended onto wicks en masse, it wouldn't be enewgn— wicks en masse, it wouldn't be enewgn te— wicks en masse, it wouldn't be enough to repair— wicks en masse, it wouldn't be enough to repair the damage of this enough to repair the damage of we tttet— enough to repair the damage of this idiot comments. it's enetnet— this idiot comments. it's

another example though , isn't another example though, isn't it? another example though, isn't tte tn— another example though, isn't tte tn ww— another example though, isn't tte tn ww wew— another example though, isn't it? in my view of— another example though, isn't it? in my view of overpaid eewtee— it? in my view of overpaid executives saying stuff that i'm eenwneet— executives saying stuff that i'm convinced they— executives saying stuff that i'm convinced they don't even really mean because they— convinced they don't even really mean because they think it's the ngnt— mean because they think it's the ngnt tntng— mean because they think it's the ngnt tntng te— mean because they think it's the right thing to do— mean because they think it's the right thing to do and it catastrophically backfiring. just— catastrophically backfiring. twet e— catastrophically backfiring. twet e gwtet— catastrophically backfiring. just a quick google search, by the just a quick google search, by we wew— just a quick google search, by we wew et— just a quick google search, by the way, of the— just a quick google search, by the way, of the kind of things tnet— the way, of the kind of things tnet wew— the way, of the kind of things tnet wew een— the way, of the kind of things that you can buy— the way, of the kind of things that you can buy at wicks, eet— that you can buy at wicks, reveals wicks _ that you can buy at wicks, reveals wicks offer an extensive tenge— reveals wicks offer an extensive tenge et— reveals wicks offer an extensive tenge et nette— reveals wicks offer an extensive tenge et nette ,— reveals wicks offer an extensive range of nails , screws, sealants range of nails, screws, sealants ent— range of nails, screws, sealants ent etteetwee— range of nails, screws, sealants and adhesives. well, good . and adhesives. well, good. neeet— and adhesives. well, good. fraser langdon— and adhesives. well, good. fraser langdon can nip into one of fraser langdon can nip into one et we— fraser langdon can nip into one et nte eneee— fraser langdon can nip into one of his shops and— fraser langdon can nip into one of his shops and buy all the wetenete— of his shops and buy all the materials he— of his shops and buy all the materials he needs to piece his teet— materials he needs to piece his career back together so . career back together so. wtete— career back together so. we nee— career back together so. wicks has issued a statement gb wewe— wicks has issued a statement gb wewe tn— wicks has issued a statement gb wewe tn wntcn— wicks has issued a statement gb news, in which it— wicks has issued a statement gb news, in which it says at wicks, we news, in which it says at wicks, we ee— news, in which it says at wicks, we etewe— news, in which it says at wicks, we proud te— news, in which it says at wicks, we are proud to be— news, in which it says at wicks, we are proud to be an inclusive newe— we are proud to be an inclusive home improvement employer and eweeen— home improvement employer and eweeen tne— home improvement employer and support the lgbtq+ community in its support the lgbtq+ community in tte entwetw. — support the lgbtq+ community in tte entwetw. we— support the lgbtq+ community in its entirety. we are— support the lgbtq+ community in its entirety. we are committed to its entirety. we are committed te twttttng— its entirety. we are committed te twttttng e— its entirety. we are committed to building a workplace and ewttwte— to building a workplace and culture where— to building a workplace and culture where all colleagues can teet— culture where all colleagues can teet et— culture where all colleagues can teet et newe. — culture where all colleagues can feel at home. good.— culture where all colleagues can feel at home. good. right? okay get feel at home. good. right? okay eet wew— feel at home. good. right? okay eet your wewe— feel at home. good. right? okay get your views coming in on that gb get your views coming in on that en vtewe— get your views coming in on that en vtewe en— get your views coming in on that gb views on gb— get your views coming in on that gb views on gb news .com. but we

are gb views on gb news .com. but we tetwtntng— gb views on gb news .com. but we tetwtntng te— gb views on gb news .com. but we are returning to that— gb views on gb news .com. but we are returning to that big serious, very— are returning to that big serious, very serious story of tne— serious, very serious story of we tew— serious, very serious story of we dav- se— serious, very serious story of we eew. se e— serious, very serious story of the day. so a massive gear enenge— the day. so a massive gear enenge-ant- the day. so a massive gear change and what's change here. and it's what's teen— change here. and it's what's teen-en— change here. and it's what's teen-en tn— change here. and it's what's been on in notting home. been going on in notting home. as been going on in notting home. tte-wete— been going on in notting home. as were discussing in the as we were discussing in the teet— as we were discussing in the teet newn— as we were discussing in the last hour, police— as we were discussing in the last hour, police have now energet— last hour, police have now energet et— last hour, police have now charged 31 year- last hour, police have now charged 31 year old osvaldo tetetttnt — charged 31 year old osvaldo kaleikini with— charged 31 year old osvaldo kaleikini with the murder of netnetw— kaleikini with the murder of barnaby webber. grace o'malley, twwet— barnaby webber. grace o'malley, twwet ent— barnaby webber. grace o'malley, twwet ent ten— barnaby webber. grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates in nottingham.— kumar and ian coates in nottingham. he has also been energet— nottingham. he has also been energet wttn— nottingham. he has also been charged with three counts of ettewetet — charged with three counts of attempted murder and will appear attempted murder and will appear et wetttngnew— attempted murder and will appear at nottingham magistrates court tetew— at nottingham magistrates court tetew .— at nottingham magistrates court tetew . se— at nottingham magistrates court tetew . se tet-e— at nottingham magistrates court today . so let's go— at nottingham magistrates court today . so let's go back to gb today. so let's go back to gb wewe— today. so let's go back to gb news national— today. so let's go back to gb news national reporter ellie ceetette,— news national reporter ellie costello, who— news national reporter ellie costello, who is— news national reporter ellie costello, who is in nottingham for costello, who is in nottingham tet we— costello, who is in nottingham tet we ee— costello, who is in nottingham for us as we speak. ellie so wnet— for us as we speak. ellie so we te— for us as we speak. ellie so we te tne— for us as we speak. ellie so what is the very— for us as we speak. ellie so what is the very latest in this? ateetwtetw— what is the very latest in this? absolutely shocking case? good ettetneen— absolutely shocking case? good ettetneen te— absolutely shocking case? good afternoon to you,— absolutely shocking case? good afternoon to you, patrick. t/tzit: afternoon to you, patrick. yes, to afternoon to you, patrick. yes, te etgnttw— afternoon to you, patrick. yes, to signify recent— afternoon to you, patrick. yes, to signify recent developments in the past hour or so, the first is that after three and a half days in custody, valdo kalakani , who is 31, has been kalakani, who is 31, has been charged now with three counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder after an

alleged knife and van rampage in the city in the early hours of tuesday morning . those charges tuesday morning. those charges relating to the university of nottingham students grace o'malley, kumar and barnaby webber, both 19 years old, who were fatally stabbed in eccleston road in the city just after 4 am. and then ian coates , aged 65, the school caretaker who was later found fatally stabbed in magdala road in the early hours of tuesday morning and then those three charges of attempted murder relate to three members of the public allegedly being struck by a van. we've also had a statement from nottinghamshire police . patrick, nottinghamshire police. patrick, i'll share a bit of that with you now that says this is a significant develop statement in this case, they've asked people to respect the privacy of the family and allow them to grieve at this really difficult time . at this really difficult time. they also pled with the public

not to speculate about this case onune not to speculate about this case online , even as it could amount online, even as it could amount to contempt of court and it could lead to the case being thrown out. they did have that warning for people, but they did say they were keenly aware of the deep emotion being felt not just in nottingham but across the country at the loss of these three lives. and we do know that valdo kalakani will appear at nottingham magistrates court tomorrow and of course we will have all of that for you on gb news. a second update for you , news. a second update for you, patrick, in the last few minutes and that is an update on nottinghamshire police who referred themselves to the independent office for police conduct . now that independent office for police conduct. now that is independent office for police conduct . now that is because at conduct. now that is because at some part of tuesday incident a marked police van was following the van that valdo kalakani was allegedly driving when he allegedly driving when he allegedly hit those pedestrians

dunng allegedly hit those pedestrians during the nottingham attacks. now, the iopc says that marked police car was only in sight of that van for about a minute and they immediately attended to the pedestrians after they were allegedly struck . so only had allegedly struck. so only had sight of that van for about a minute. that's from the iopc . minute. that's from the iopc. but they are going to continue to investigate. they released a statement saying they've spoken to the two pedestrians hurt in that band collision to tell them of their decision to investigate the incident further. they will want to find out if the presence of that police car had any impact on the pedestrians later being struck. so we do know that that investigation is going to be taking place with the iopc, but that's the latest update for you. patrick baldock dalakhani, aged 31, has been charged with three counts of murder, three counts of attempted murder , and counts of attempted murder, and he will appear in nottingham

magistrates court tomorrow . magistrates court tomorrow. yeah, ali, thank you very, very wet— yeah, ali, thank you very, very wet .— yeah, ali, thank you very, very wet . ae— yeah, ali, thank you very, very wet . ae att — yeah, ali, thank you very, very much . as ali costello there, our much. as ali costello there, our wetenet— much. as ali costello there, our national reporter— much. as ali costello there, our national reporter from nottingham— national reporter from nottingham with the very, very teteet— nottingham with the very, very teteet en— nottingham with the very, very latest on that— nottingham with the very, very latest on that case that gripped wetttngnew— latest on that case that gripped nottingham and— latest on that case that gripped nottingham and the nation as wett— nottingham and the nation as wett .— nottingham and the nation as wett . ant— nottingham and the nation as well . and grief.— nottingham and the nation as well . and grief. i mean, it was well. and grief. i mean, it was wet— well. and grief. i mean, it was twet teen— well. and grief. i mean, it was just been such— well. and grief. i mean, it was just been such a— well. and grief. i mean, it was just been such a shocker from etew— just been such a shocker from we te— just been such a shocker from start to finish,— just been such a shocker from start to finish, hasn't it? but yes,— start to finish, hasn't it? but wee tnet— start to finish, hasn't it? but yes, that individual who is etteget— yes, that individual who is etteget te— yes, that individual who is alleged to have been the etteetet— alleged to have been the attacker- in - alleged to have been the attacker-in a - attacker will be in a magistrates- attacker will be in a magistrates court tomorrow . we magistrates court tomorrow. we wttt— magistrates court tomorrow. we wtttlgtwng— magistrates court tomorrow. we wtttlgwtng wew— magistrates court tomorrow. we will giving you all will be giving you all the wetetee— will be giving you all the wetetee en— will be giving you all the updates on that right here on gb wewe— updates on that right here on gb wewe wewe.— updates on that right here on gb news news. but— updates on that right here on gb news news. but on— updates on that right here on gb news news. but on to other news now, a major setback to rishi swnet— now, a major setback to rishi swnet etene— now, a major setback to rishi sunak plans to— now, a major setback to rishi sunak plans to tackle the wtgtent— sunak plans to tackle the migrant crisis— sunak plans to tackle the migrant crisis .- sunak plans to tackle the migrant crisis . now a major migrant crisis. now a major teeett— migrant crisis. now a major eeen eewe— migrant crisis. now a major eeen eewe tne— migrant crisis. now a major report says the efforts to clear tne— report says the efforts to clear tte-tectteg- report says the efforts to clear the backlog aren't the asylum backlog aren't wewtng— the asylum backlog aren't wewtng .— the asylum backlog aren't wewtng . tn— the asylum backlog aren't working . in fact, they're working. in fact, they're eetwettw— working. in fact, they're actually making it worse. so viewers on gb— actually making it worse. so viewers on gb news can now see etetwtee— viewers on gb news can now see etetwtee et— viewers on gb news can now see etetwtee et wee— viewers on gb news can now see pictures of more migrants ewtwng— pictures of more migrants ewtwng et— pictures of more migrants arriving at dover this morning . arriving at dover this morning. tne— arriving at dover this morning. we wetenet— arriving at dover this morning. the national audit office says tnet— the national audit office says we tw— the national audit office says that by focusing— the national audit office says that by focusing on people who newe— that by focusing on people who we teen— that by focusing on people who have been waiting for a decision for have been waiting for a decision tet e— have been waiting for a decision tet e teng— have been waiting for a decision tet e teng ttne— have been waiting for a decision for a long time, it's— for a long time, it's inadvertently to led a bigger teetteg— inadvertently to led a bigger teetteg et— inadvertently to led a bigger backlog of newer claims. so went— backlog of newer claims. so rishi sunak_ backlog of newer claims. so rishi sunak said, i want to etew— rishi sunak said, i want to eteet tnte—

rishi sunak said, i want to clear this backlog at that time, he clear this backlog at that time, ne eete— clear this backlog at that time, ne eett tt— clear this backlog at that time, he said it started— clear this backlog at that time, he said it started at around. it eteet— he said it started at around. it eteet geet— he said it started at around. it stood good england there it eteet— stood good england there it eteet et— stood good england there it stood at around— stood good england there it stood at around 79,000 people. in stood at around 79,000 people. tn eetttw— stood at around 79,000 people. tn teetttw ,— stood at around 79,000 people. in reality , apparently it was in reality, apparently it was etewt— in reality, apparently it was about 100,000 _ in reality, apparently it was about 100,000 people. so we had to about 100,000 people. so we had te etew— about 100,000 people. so we had te eteet tnet— about 100,000 people. so we had to clear that backlog in order for to clear that backlog in order tet tt— to clear that backlog in order tet tt te— to clear that backlog in order tet tt te ntt— to clear that backlog in order for it to hit his— to clear that backlog in order for it to hit his target. well, tnew-e— for it to hit his target. well, they're managing to get through a they're managing to get through e gent— they're managing to get through e gent tetet— they're managing to get through a grand total of— they're managing to get through a grand total of around 1100 eeeete— a grand total of around 1100 eeeete e— a grand total of around 1100 eeeete e week— a grand total of around 1100 people a week in in june last ween— people a week in in june last ween tnet— people a week in in june last ween we we— people a week in in june last year. that was 600 people a week.— year. that was 600 people a week. ewt— year. that was 600 people a week. but they— year. that was 600 people a week. but they need to be nttttng— week. but they need to be hitting 2200.— week. but they need to be hitting 2200. the problem for geet— hitting 2200. the problem for geet ett— hitting 2200. the problem for good old rishi,— hitting 2200. the problem for good old rishi, of course, is wet— good old rishi, of course, is we tn— good old rishi, of course, is we tn tne— good old rishi, of course, is that in the meantime, loads of eeeete— that in the meantime, loads of eeeete ee— that in the meantime, loads of people are still— that in the meantime, loads of people are still rocking up in weten— people are still rocking up in dover, which— people are still rocking up in dover, which isn't great, and tne— dover, which isn't great, and the government— dover, which isn't great, and the government as well is eeenttng— the government as well is eeenttng m— the government as well is spending £2.2 billion more than it spending £2.2 billion more than tt-wewtt— it thought it would accommodating these people. it thought it would _ accommodating these people. and tnew— accommodating these people. and tnew newe— accommodating these people. and tnew neweltw— accommodating these people. and tnew neweltw te— accommodating these people. and they have try to find around they have to try to find around too— they have to try to find around 500 accommodation rooms for 500 new accommodation rooms for tnew— 500 new accommodation rooms for tnew ewew— 500 new accommodation rooms for tnew ewew etngte— 500 new accommodation rooms for them every single week . again, them every single week. again, a bit them every single week. again, a ttt et— them every single week. again, a ttt et eentext— them every single week. again, a bit of context. how— them every single week. again, a bit of context. how many people een-ttet— bit of context. how many people een-tnet tege— bit of context. how many people can that barge that's can fit on that barge that's etewt— can fit on that barge that's etewt te— can fit on that barge that's about to rock— can fit on that barge that's about to rock well, what, about to rock up? well, what, eee— about to rock up? well, what, eoo te— about to rock up? well, what, eoo te tte— about to rock up? well, what, eoo te tte se— about to rock up? well, what, 800 is it? so bingo in one weekend— 800 is it? so bingo in one weekend that's— 800 is it? so bingo in one weekend that's full. joining me te— weekend that's full. joining me now to discuss— weekend that's full. joining me now to discuss this further is tne— now to discuss this further is we tee— now to discuss this further is the former brexit— now to discuss this further is the former brexit party mep . the former brexit party mep. tte— the former brexit party mep. tt-e tween— the former brexit party mep. it's rupert lowe. rupert thank you— it's rupert lowe. rupert thank wew wew— it's rupert lowe. rupert thank wew wew nww.— it's rupert lowe. rupert thank you very much. so rishi sunak is eetwettw— you very much. so rishi sunak is

actually unfortunately making tntnge— actually unfortunately making tntngeee— actually unfortunately making things worse and is the reality of things worse and is the reality et tt— things worse and is the reality et tt tnet— things worse and is the reality et tt tnet tt— things worse and is the reality of it that if he— things worse and is the reality of it that if he wants to win tne— of it that if he wants to win we next— of it that if he wants to win the next general— of it that if he wants to win the next general election, he's got the next general election, he's get te— the next general election, he's get te twen— the next general election, he's got to turn some— the next general election, he's got to turn some boats back and get ee— got to turn some boats back and get etenee— got to turn some boats back and get some planes taking off to twentee— get some planes taking off to twentee — get some planes taking off to rwanda? well,— get some planes taking off to rwanda? well, i— get some planes taking off to rwanda? �*ftt�*tzill get some planes taking off to rwanda? i rwanda? well, i think patrick, good to be on your show. thank you for having me on the problem, i think, is, as usual with the state, it fails in almost everything. it's trying to do at the moment. and my worry is they've now got these targets , which with the election targets, which with the election in less than 18 months away, probably october next year, the problem, the worry i've got is that the imperative becomes greater and greaterjust that the imperative becomes greater and greater just to clear the backlog. yeah, absolutely. as you say , it's not absolutely. as you say, it's not just the backlog. it's how many eeeete— just the backlog. it's how many eeeete ee— just the backlog. it's how many people are arriving— just the backlog. it's how many people are arriving and- ig it's how many people are arriving and how many etetwe— people are arriving and how many etetwe ee— people are arriving and how many new claims are actually coming in. new claims are actually coming tn. ant— new claims are actually coming tn. ant tne— new claims are actually coming in. and the problem is they'll be in. and the problem is they'll te twewtng— in. and the problem is they'll be throwing more money at more eeeete— be throwing more money at more eeeete, wee— be throwing more money at more people, more resources , more people, more resources, more enewe— people, more resources, more enene twttttng— people, more resources, more empire building within the etete— empire building within the etete. at— empire building within the state. at and— empire building within the state. at and at the end of the day,— state. at and at the end of the eew, ee— state. at and at the end of the eew, ee we— state. at and at the end of the day, as we know,— state. at and at the end of the day, as we know, the state teeen-t— day, as we know, the state doesn't deliver— day, as we know, the state doesn't deliver what i'd far

wetne— doesn't deliver what i'd far tetnet we— doesn't deliver what i'd far rather we had _ doesn't deliver what i'd far rather we had rather than a sort of rather we had rather than a sort et eewe— rather we had rather than a sort et eente te— rather we had rather than a sort et eewe te tw— rather we had rather than a sort of panic to try and— rather we had rather than a sort of panic to try and appease the wttten— of panic to try and appease the nntten eeeete— of panic to try and appease the british people before the etectten— british people before the election is— british people before the election is to— british people before the election is to have a proper teng— election is to have a proper teng tetn— election is to have a proper long term plan— election is to have a proper long term plan to solve this etettew — long term plan to solve this etettew .— long term plan to solve this problem .yeah,_ long term plan to solve this problem . yeah, and as i've problem. yeah, and as i've etwewe— problem. yeah, and as i've etwewe eete,— problem. yeah, and as i've always said, that needs that neete— always said, that needs that neete e— always said, that needs that needs a cool,— always said, that needs that needs a cool, calm , collected needs a cool, calm, collected neee— needs a cool, calm, collected neet ent— needs a cool, calm, collected head and some— needs a cool, calm, collected head and some long term policy ent— head and some long term policy ent e— head and some long term policy ent e tetet— head and some long term policy and a belief that— head and some long term policy and a belief that that that they are and a belief that that that they getng— and a belief that that that they getng te— and a belief that that that they are going to achieve what they set are going to achieve what they eet ewt— are going to achieve what they eet ewt te— are going to achieve what they set out to achieve.— are going to achieve what they set out to achieve. and that means a radical— set out to achieve. and that means a radical change in the way— means a radical change in the way we're dealing— means a radical change in the way we're dealing with it at the wewent — way we're dealing with it at the wewent tt— way we're dealing with it at the moment. it means— way we're dealing with it at the moment. it means turning the newer— moment. it means turning the teeter teee— moment. it means turning the border taxes service, as i call it, border taxes service, as i call n, tnte— border taxes service, as i call n, tnte e— border taxes service, as i call it, into a proper— border taxes service, as i call it, into a proper border force. ween.— it, into a proper border force. ween. ant— it, into a proper border force. yeah. and ensuring that we don't eeeeet— yeah. and ensuring that we don't eeeeet enw— yeah. and ensuring that we don't accept any illegal— yeah. and ensuring that we don't accept any illegal immigration . accept any illegal immigration. ant— accept any illegal immigration. ant t— accept any illegal immigration. ant t tntnt— accept any illegal immigration. and i think that— accept any illegal immigration. and i think that they are tegtnntng— and i think that they are beginning very slowly to change the beginning very slowly to change we tew— beginning very slowly to change we tew en— beginning very slowly to change the law on this— beginning very slowly to change the law on this .— beginning very slowly to change the law on this . but as we've the law on this. but as we've eete,— the law on this. but as we've an, ttte— the law on this. but as we've said, like australia , every said, like australia, every etngte— said, like australia, every single person— said, like australia, every single person who comes here tttegettw— single person who comes here illegally should— single person who comes here illegally should never be ettewet— illegally should never be allowed to _ illegally should never be allowed to settle. illegally should never be- allowed to settle. let me let me just just clarify for some people, as well, rupert, which is that because of these targets that the government has set, they've said we're going to try and 500 rooms these

and find 500 new rooms for these people week. i long people every single week. i long to in a country where to live in a country where a government puts as much energy into housing. 500 homeless military single military veterans every single week or 500 homeless single week, or 500 homeless single mothers or 500 vulnerable needy people who've paid into the tax system their whole lives or obe people who are really struggling in older age. that's the in their older age. that's the kind country i want to be kind of country i want to be living in. why on earth are people who've come here illegally? of them illegally? some of them will have record. as long illegally? some of them will ha'your record. as long illegally? some of them will ha'your arm record. as long illegally? some of them will ha'your arm who'veird. as long illegally? some of them will ha'your arm who've entered )ng illegally? some of them will ha'your arm who've entered this as your arm who've entered this country illegally across the channel channel, who are economic migrants, the take, migrants, frankly, on the take, some , why on earth is some of them, why on earth is our government scrambling around to we've to go flipping out? we've got to house people. is our house these people. this is our top and then on top of top priority. and then on top of that, as you allude to rupert, they're going wave them they're just going to wave them all through anyway, aren't they? they're them they're going to wave them all through try and win the next through to try and win the next election. danger. election. that's the danger. patrick, know, as the patrick, i you know, as the etectten— patrick, i you know, as the election draws— patrick, i you know, as the election draws near and failure etwentnee— election draws near and failure continues, which— election draws near and failure continues, which i've always tnewgnt— continues, which i've always tnewgn—tne- thought it would. so the neeeeettw— thought it would. so the necessity to _ thought it would. so the necessity to let them in, as you say,— necessity to let them in, as you save te— necessity to let them in, as you save te e— necessity to let them in, as you eew, te e een— necessity to let them in, as you eew, te e eett et— necessity to let them in, as you say, is a sort of almost like you— say, is a sort of almost like wew tnew— say, is a sort of almost like wew tnew e— say, is a sort of almost like you know, a moratorium and eeeeetenee— you know, a moratorium and acceptance that— you know, a moratorium and acceptance that we've got it

wteng— acceptance that we've got it wteng .— acceptance that we've got it wteng . ant,— acceptance that we've got it wteng . ant, wew— acceptance that we've got it wrong . and, you know, as usual, wrong. and, you know, as usual, tt-tt— wrong. and, you know, as usual, en te— wrong. and, you know, as usual, en te tne— wrong. and, you know, as usual, it'll be the taxpayer, the decent— it'll be the taxpayer, the decent ,— it'll be the taxpayer, the decent , hardworking taxpayer who decent, hardworking taxpayer who pays— decent, hardworking taxpayer who eewe we— decent, hardworking taxpayer who eewe nte teee— decent, hardworking taxpayer who pays his taxes, gets hunted down by pays his taxes, gets hunted down tw wntc— pays his taxes, gets hunted down tw wntte .— pays his taxes, gets hunted down tw wntte . ween.— pays his taxes, gets hunted down by hmrc . yeah. and as we know, by hmrc. yeah. and as we know, teee— by hmrc. yeah. and as we know, teaee et— by hmrc. yeah. and as we know, taxes are at their— by hmrc. yeah. and as we know, taxes are at their highest level for taxes are at their highest level tet etewt— taxes are at their highest level tet etewt ao— taxes are at their highest level for about 70 years. absolutely ant— for about 70 years. absolutely ant tne — for about 70 years. absolutely and the state— for about 70 years. absolutely and the state can't administer ewewtntng. — and the state can't administer ewewtntng. t— and the state can't administer everything. i mean, i've been eewtng— everything. i mean, i've been eewtng tnte— everything. i mean, i've been saying this for— everything. i mean, i've been saying this for 3— everything. i mean, i've been saying this for 3 or 4 years now teee— saying this for 3 or 4 years now teee tt— saying this for 3 or 4 years now teee tt wew— saying this for 3 or 4 years now because if you try— saying this for 3 or 4 years now because if you try and do enwtntng,— because if you try and do enwtntng, tne— because if you try and do anything, the state has teeteettw— anything, the state has basically made it absolutely eeeenttet— basically made it absolutely essential that— basically made it absolutely essential that you do things tnewgn— essential that you do things through them.— essential that you do things through them. they've regulated it, through them. they've regulated n, tnew-we— through them. they've regulated it, they've created— through them. they've regulated it, they've created laws, tnew-we— it, they've created laws, they've licenced it, and at the ent— they've licenced it, and at the ent et— they've licenced it, and at the ent et tne— they've licenced it, and at the end of the day,— they've licenced it, and at the end of the day, they can't run. wew— end of the day, they can't run. wew tnew— end of the day, they can't run. wew tnew ,— end of the day, they can't run. you know , they— end of the day, they can't run. you know , they can't run you know, they can't run enwtntng— you know, they can't run anything except to chuck money at anything except to chuck money et tt— anything except to chuck money et tt ent— anything except to chuck money at it and waste— anything except to chuck money at it and waste taxpayers money. teet— at it and waste taxpayers money. teet et— at it and waste taxpayers money. teet et ttt,— at it and waste taxpayers money. look at ppe, procurement, look at look at ppe, procurement, look et etweet— look at ppe, procurement, look et etweet ewew— look at ppe, procurement, look at almost every aspect of what the at almost every aspect of what we etete — at almost every aspect of what the state does.— at almost every aspect of what the state does. i— at almost every aspect of what the state does. i could just etewt— the state does. i could just about tolerate _ the state does. i could just about tolerate i— the state does. i could just about tolerate i could just etewt— about tolerate i could just about tolerate,— about tolerate i could just about tolerate, rupa, i could twet— about tolerate, rupa, i could twet etewt— about tolerate, rupa, i could just about tolerate having an tnttntte— just about tolerate having an infinite number— just about tolerate having an infinite number of rules and tege— infinite number of rules and ege-ttte. — infinite number of rules and ege-ttte. tt- infinite number of rules and regs-life. if i- infinite number of rules and regs-life. if i was. regs in my life. if i was parting with a huge amount of my salary and everyone's salary, everyone's doing the same thing, parting amount of parting with a huge amount of your you earn every

your money that you earn every single thought single month, if you thought that going anywhere half that was going anywhere half decent, you it's decent, i think you look at it's coming across, it's coming going to coming across the to people coming across the channel. just being, channel. it's just being, you know, nearly a swear word know, i nearly said a swear word and pumped the and it's being pumped into the nhs rate of knots . right. nhs at a rate of knots. right. and you think it's hard not to swear it is it is hard not to swear, but you know, and you think, where's my tax money going? where's my tax money going? where's my tax money going? and i don't feel any safer. i don't feel any better, sir. and like you said there, we're probably to wave we're probably going to wave a lot these people through. lot of these people through. look, rupert, thank you very much. you off much. i better cut you off before each down before we drag each other down a path don't want to go to. but path we don't want to go to. but it's always a pleasure, rupert. lola, as the former brexit party mep, you get your views coming in gb views news .com. but in gb views gb news .com. but yeah, is reality of yeah, look, that is a reality of the taking the situation that's taking place moment and i can't place at the moment and i can't believe that if rishi sunak wants next election, wants to win the next election, especially in light of what's going johnson at going on with boris johnson at the moment, the people correct me i'm but i think me if i'm wrong, but i think a lot people who backed boris lot of people who backed boris maybe consider voting for maybe would consider voting for the more

the conservative party once more if thought was if they thought there was something being done in the channel which unfortunately there there we there isn't really, but there we go. this on website go. more on this on our website though. gb .com. it's the though. gb news .com. it's the fastest growing national news website in the country. got website in the country. it's got the and opinion as the best analysis and opinion as well as all of the latest breaking now. so some breaking news now. so some different for you now. different stories for you now. a council teacher after council sacked a teacher after she safeguarding concerns she raised safeguarding concerns about who about an eight year old girl who identified as boy. now her identified as a boy. now her house is at risk as the council is demanding she pays legal costs , which stand at 14 grand. costs, which stand at 14 grand. the world is going absolutely mad, misgendering an eight year old and you lose your house. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news. channel in just

a britain's news. channel in just etew— britain's news. channel in just a few minutes. _ britain's news. channel in just a few minutes. i— britain's news. channel in just a few minutes. git tilt a few minutes. i have got a very special guest, a familiar face. she's travelled a long way to be here. who's going to be talking about another setback for harry and meghan. so make sure you stay tuned that, that and stay tuned for that, that and find why i made a very find out why i made a very painful mistake yesterday. but now on to a story of this primary school teacher who was sacked for raising concerns about an eight year old girl who identified as a boy or at least said she did. the teacher faces having to remortgage her house as nottinghamshire county council demands that she pays . council demands that she pays. her £14,000 of legal costs after she accused them of unfair dismissal . she accused them of unfair dismissal. she was she accused them of unfair dismissal . she was concerned dismissal. she was concerned about the welfare of the child

after the school instructed all staff to refer to them with male pronouns referred to them, referred to her with male pronouns and a male name, and the child was told to use the boy's toilets and dressing rooms. right. joining us now to discuss this is tim dup from christian concern. tim thank you very much. so we live in a country now where if you misgender an eight year old, they take your house off you . they take your house off you. well, it does seem like that, ten-t— well, it does seem like that, ten-t tte— well, it does seem like that, ten-t tte t— well, it does seem like that, isn't it? i mean,— well, it does seem like that, isn't it? i mean, it is it is incredible. _ isn't it? i mean, it is it is incredible. i— isn't it? i mean, it is it is incredible. i mean, what this teeenet— incredible. i mean, what this teeenet ttt— incredible. i mean, what this teacher did is,— incredible. i mean, what this teacher did is, you know, she tett— teacher did is, you know, she was told along— teacher did is, you know, she was told along with other teeenete— was told along with other teachers, this _ was told along with other teachers, this eight year old gwt— teachers, this eight year old gwt, wew— teachers, this eight year old gwt, wew new— teachers, this eight year old girl, you now have to call her ntn— girl, you now have to call her ntw .— girl, you now have to call her ntw . wew— girl, you now have to call her him . you know,— girl, you now have to call her him . you know, she's now him. you know, she's now teeewtng— him. you know, she's now becominglboy- him. you know, she's now becominglboy .- him. you know, she's now becoming boy . and him. you know, she's now becominglboy . and teacher becoming a boy. and this teacher wne— becoming a boy. and this teacher wne nee— becoming a boy. and this teacher wne nee te— becoming a boy. and this teacher who has to now— becoming a boy. and this teacher who has to now anonymize neteett. — who has to now anonymize neteett. se— who has to now anonymize herself. so her— who has to now anonymize herself. so her name her eeewtenww— herself. so her name her pseudonym for- herself. so her name her pseudonym for this purpose is nennen— pseudonym for this purpose is hannah, because,— pseudonym for this purpose is hannah, because, you know, she een-t— hannah, because, you know, she een-t net— hannah, because, you know, she can't risk identification and so on. can't risk identification and so nennen— can't risk identification and so on. hannah then— can't risk identification and so on. hannah then raised safeguarding- on. hannah then raised safeguarding concerns and said, wett— safeguarding concerns and said, well, wnet-e— safeguarding concerns and said, well, what's your— safeguarding concerns and said, well, what's your medical ewtenee— well, what's your medical evidence-do- well, what's your medical evidence do this? then? what evidence to do this? then? what wnet—wew— evidence to do this? then? what wnet—wew newee- evidence to do this? then? whati what—you have? this what evidence do you have? this is what evidence do you have? this te tne— what evidence do you have? this te tne ngnt— what evidence do you have? this is the right thing— what evidence do you have? this is the right thing for this

ewtt— is the right thing for this enttt te— is the right thing for this child to allow- is the right thing for this child to allow them to socially ttenettten— child to allow them to socially transition gender— child to allow them to socially transition gender like this and eete— transition gender like this and said herself— transition gender like this and said herself that— transition gender like this and said herself that she wouldn't go said herself that she wouldn't ge eteng— said herself that she wouldn't ge eteng wttn— said herself that she wouldn't go along with it— said herself that she wouldn't go along with it because she went— go along with it because she went tntnt— go along with it because she didn't think it— go along with it because she didn't think it was the best tntng— didn't think it was the best tntng tet— didn't think it was the best thing for the— didn't think it was the best thing for the school or for the pupil— thing for the school or for the ewett te— thing for the school or for the ewett te te. — thing for the school or for the pupil to do. and— thing for the school or for the pupil to do. and said that this ten-t— pupil to do. and said that this ten-t wnet— pupil to do. and said that this isn't what they— pupil to do. and said that this isn't what they do and isn't what they should do and etetwee— isn't what they should do and etetwee-et— isn't what they should do and produce of evidence from produce lots of evidence from top— produce lots of evidence from tee wetteet— produce lots of evidence from top medical authorities show top medical authorities to show tnet— top medical authorities to show we tnte— top medical authorities to show we we te— top medical authorities to show that this is not— top medical authorities to show that this is not helpful for enttwen— that this is not helpful for children to— that this is not helpful for children to affirm them in a ttene— children to affirm them in a ttene gentee— children to affirm them in a trans gender identity. and what did trans gender identity. and what ttt tne— trans gender identity. and what did the school— trans gender identity. and what did the school do? well, the eeneet— did the school do? well, the school disciplined her, ended up ttewteetng— school disciplined her, ended up dismissing her,— school disciplined her, ended up dismissing her, didn't listen to her concerns, and— dismissing her, didn't listen to her concerns, and pursued , you her concerns, and pursued, you tnew— her concerns, and pursued, you knew wnen— her concerns, and pursued, you knew wnen ene— her concerns, and pursued, you know, when she tried to pursue her safeguarding— know, when she tried to pursue her safeguarding concerns in the eewet,— her safeguarding concerns in the am, tnew— her safeguarding concerns in the court, they dismissed it. she teet— court, they dismissed it. she teet tne— court, they dismissed it. she lost the case— court, they dismissed it. she lost the case and— court, they dismissed it. she lost the case and now they are ewtewtng— lost the case and now they are ewtewtng net— lost the case and now they are pursuing her for— lost the case and now they are pursuing her for the money. and tnew-e— pursuing her for the money. and tnew-e eewtng,— pursuing her for the money. and they're saying, okay, well, you newen-t— they're saying, okay, well, you went get— they're saying, okay, well, you went get enw— they're saying, okay, well, you haven't got any cash spare. you eewte— haven't got any cash spare. you eewtt ettt— haven't got any cash spare. you could still remortgage a house. so could still remortgage a house. se wnw— could still remortgage a house. se wnw-ge— could still remortgage a house. se wnw-ge ent- could still remortgage a house. so why-go and do. could still remortgage a house. so why go and do that so why don't you go and do that tnew— so why don't you go and do that tnene ant— so why don't you go and do that then? and this— so why don't you go and do that then? and this is— so why don't you go and do that then? and this is this is part of then? and this is this is part et-teet— then? and this is this is part of-fact that— then? and this is this is part of-fact that-an. of the fact that there's an outstanding— of the fact that there's an outstanding employment tribunal etetw—eeneet- outstanding employment tribunal claim—school for. claim out against the school for wwew— claim out against the school for unfair dismissal— claim out against the school for unfair dismissal because she was whistleblowing._ unfair dismissal because she was whistleblowing. right. she enewtt— whistleblowing. right. she should whistleblower should have whistleblower eteteetten— should have whistleblower protection because she was whistleblowing. school whistleblowing. the school for ettewtng—

whistleblowing. the school for ettewtng-gwt— whistleblowing. the school for glowing-get,— whistleblowing. the school for allowing girl, eight year allowing this girl, eight year old:— allowing this girl, eight year ett, te— allowing this girl, eight year old, to transition with no ewtene — old, to transition with no evidence. why- old, to transition with no evidence. why they should do tnte— evidence. why they should do twe-gett— evidence. why they should do this-call them _ evidence. why they should do this-call them the- evidence. why they should do this tinicc this. i call them the trans mafia because this is what happens. this is what happens, right? you express an like right? you express an idea like , i think that that little girl is a little girl and that's my belief. and that's based around predominantly scientific and medical fact. and then they want you to lose your job and they want to bankrupt you. and let's be honest, the reason why she's hiding her identity is quite possibly doesn't possibly so she doesn't get attacked in the street. it's gone a far, isn't it? well, gone a bit far, isn't it? well, andifs gone a bit far, isn't it? well, and it's worse that, and it's worse than that, patrick, because also patrick, because they also reported information reported to the information commissioner for a criminal offence, the information commissioner cleared her of any offence. they also reported the tteeteewe— offence. they also reported the disclosure and _ i they also reported the disclosure and barring service eewtng— disclosure and barring service eewtng enee— disclosure and barring service eewtng ene-e wew— disclosure and barring service saying she's, you know, she's ewtttng— saying she's, you know, she's putting children— saying she's, you know, she's putting children at risk or wnetewen— putting children at risk or whatever, know, putting children at risk or whatever, .know, be whatever, you know, should be tennet— whatever, you know, should be tennet wew — whatever, you know, should be banned from teaching for that. tne— banned from teaching for that. tte—ne— banned from teaching for that. we —ne ine, i the service said no, no, no, tnew-e— the service said no, no, no, tnew-e net— the service said no, no, no, they're not going- the service said no, no, no, they're not going to impose a ten— they're not going to impose a ten tnen— they're not going to impose a ban then she's— they're not going to impose a ban then she's been reported to the teaching regulation ewtnentw— the teaching regulation authority to _ the teaching regulation authority to ask to ban the teaching regulation- authority to ask-to ban her authority to ask them to ban her new— authority to ask them to ban her new teeentng— authority to ask them to ban her from teaching ever— authority to ask them to ban her from teaching ever again, and eeneegwenttw— from teaching ever again, and consequently she's not able to

wew— consequently she's not able to week tn— consequently she's not able to work in teaching— consequently she's not able to work in teaching anywhere at the wewent — work in teaching anywhere at the moment.-else? - work in teaching anywhere at the moment. else? 7 work in teaching anywhere at the- moment. _else? tim? tim work in teaching anywhere at the- monanyone-else? tim? tim work in teaching anywhere at the moite�* else? 7 work in teaching anywhere at the mon else? 7 work in teaching anywhere at the mon i 7’ 7 work in teaching anywhere at the mon i 7 7 has anyone else is him? has anyone asked , was she a good anyone asked, was she a good teacher ? yes about nine years. teacher? yes about nine years. and there were no i 7 455 i and there were no complaints etewt— and there were no complaints etewt net— and there were no complaints about her teaching . right. so about her teaching. right. so tnte— about her teaching. right. so we te— about her teaching. right. so we te tne— about her teaching. right. so this is the first— about her teaching. right. so this is the first thing that enwtetw— this is the first thing that enwtetw ewe— this is the first thing that anybody ever objected to with her anybody ever objected to with net tnet— anybody ever objected to with net tnet ene— anybody ever objected to with her that she raised concerns on eenen— her that she raised concerns on tenett et— her that she raised concerns on behalf of the— her that she raised concerns on behalf of the child. right. she ene— behalf of the child. right. she was she was trying to protect tne— was she was trying to protect tne enttt. — was she was trying to protect the child. right.— was she was trying to protect the child. right. and she's the one who's being— the child. right. and she's the one who's being disciplined, ewnteteet— one who's being disciplined, punished, pursued, threatened . punished, pursued, threatened. ant— punished, pursued, threatened. ant wew— punished, pursued, threatened. and you should— punished, pursued, threatened. and you should sell your house. wew— and you should sell your house. wew-.— and you should sell your house. wew-it— and you should sell your house. wew-it teettw- and you should sell your house. you-,-it really is- you know, and it really is eteetwtetw— you know, and it really is absolutely extraordinary and eneettng— absolutely extraordinary and shocking they're doing to shocking what they're doing to net. — shocking what they're doing to her. .intimidation- shocking what they're doing to her. intimidation is her. the intimidation is absolutely— her. the intimidation is absolutely massive . she still absolutely massive. she still nee— absolutely massive. she still nee en— absolutely massive. she still has an outstanding employment tntwnet— has an outstanding employment tribunal claim,— has an outstanding employment tribunal claim, as— has an outstanding employment tribunal claim, as i said, and wet— tribunal claim, as i said, and we ne— tribunal claim, as i said, and we ne wew— tribunal claim, as i said, and that no way should they be ewtewtng— that no way should they be pursuing costs— that no way should they be pursuing costs ahead of that at tnte— pursuing costs ahead of that at we eetnt. — pursuing costs ahead of that at this point. but,— pursuing costs ahead of that at this point. but, you know, this is this point. but, you know, this te new— this point. but, you know, this te new eeeete— this point. but, you know, this is how people this is how they buy— is how people this is how they eww ettenee— is how people this is how they eww ettenee. — is how people this is how they buy silence. right.- is how people this is how they buy silence. ?g i is how people this is how they buy silence. 39 i buy silence. right. this is why. so who, you know, so many people who, you know, who don't have to get involved in conversation that in the kind of conversation that we're right just we're having right now, just swerve altogether. and that swerve it altogether. and that means people means that a load of people think think that they're think they think that they're completely with this

completely complicit with this bonkers stuff that's going on. it's affects their it's only when it affects their lives that they think, oh, you know, i'd spoken up know, maybe i wish i'd spoken up a bit earlier. but tim, the fact is people look at stories like this and they think, you know what, i am actually deeply concerned girl concerned about my little girl or boy, but i won't raise or little boy, but i won't raise it because if i they will it because if i do, they will ruin professionally and ruin me professionally and personally and ruin me professionally and perssorry,i and ruin me professionally and perssorry,i that and ruin me professionally and perssorry,i that nuts and ruin me professionally and perssorry,i that nuts . id i'm sorry, but that is nuts. well, and it is nuts. and it's teettw— well, and it is nuts. and it's really incredible— well, and it is nuts. and it's really incredible intimidation ent— really incredible intimidation ent t— really incredible intimidation ent t tntnt— really incredible intimidation and i think what we need now is more teachers— and i think what we need now is more teachers and— and i think what we need now is more teachers and more parents to more teachers and more parents te eeeet— more teachers and more parents te eeeet we— more teachers and more parents te eeeet we ent— more teachers and more parents to speak up and say, no, we're net— to speak up and say, no, we're net tettng— to speak up and say, no, we're not taking this. _ to speak up and say, no, we're not taking this. no, we're not tetetettng— not taking this. no, we're not tetetettng tt— not taking this. no, we're not tolerating it because there's a teettw— tolerating it because there's a teettw e— tolerating it because there's a really e wew— tolerating it because there's a really a very aggressive trans tetew— really a very aggressive trans tettw ttene— really a very aggressive trans lobby trans activist here who wttt— lobby trans activist here who wttt net— lobby trans activist here who will not tolerate— lobby trans activist here who will not tolerate any dissent in eette— will not tolerate any dissent in eette et— will not tolerate any dissent in eette et tne— will not tolerate any dissent in spite of the fact— will not tolerate any dissent in spite of the fact that there are new— spite of the fact that there are wenw eeeete — spite of the fact that there are many people raising concerns etewt— many people raising concerns etewt tnte. — many people raising concerns about this. the— many people raising concerns about this. the government has etewteet— about this. the government has etewteet tte— about this. the government has promised its own— about this. the government has promised its own new guidance teee— promised its own new guidance teee et— promised its own new guidance teee et ee— promised its own new guidance because of so many concerns tetng— because of so many concerns tetng-etewt- because of so many concerns being about what's being raised about what's neeeentng— being raised about what's- happening—should being raised about what's- happening_should you happening in schools. should you teettw— happening in schools. should you really-allowing— happening in schools. should you really allowing year really be allowing eight year old really be allowing eight year ett—wewngen- old children or younger, sometimes— old children or younger,- sometimes-cross—dress sometimes to just cross—dress ent— sometimes to just cross—dress ent eeetettw— sometimes to just cross—dress and socially transition when tneee— and socially transition when there's-medical- and socially transition when there's medical evidence there's no medical evidence eweeentng— there's no medical evidence eweeentnglwe.- there's no medical evidence supporting no, nothing other supporting it? no, nothing other tnen— supporting it? no, nothing other tnen tne— supporting it? no, nothing other than the child— supporting it? no, nothing other

than the child or— supporting it? no, nothing other than the child or the parent eewtng— than the child or the parent eewtng .— than the child or the parent eewtng . t— than the child or the parent eewtng . t went— than the child or the parent saying , i want this now to be saying, i want this now to be a new. — saying, i want this now to be a new. t— saying, i want this now to be a new. t went— saying, i want this now to be a boy. i want-now- saying, i want this now to be a boy. i want-now to- saying, i want this now to be a boy. i want now to be boy. i want this now to be a get. — boy. i want this now to be a get. surely— boy. i want this now to be a get. surely wew— boy. i want this now to be a girl. surely you should not do ttet— girl. surely you should not do wet-ttet— girl. surely you should not do ttet-tnet te— girl. surely you should not do that.-that is not- girl. surely you should not do that. that is not good that. surely that is not good for that. surely that is not good tet tne— that. surely that is not good for the children.— that. surely that is not good for the children. the for the children. all the wetteet— for the children. all the medical evidence that it medical evidence shows that it is medical evidence shows that it te net— medical evidence shows that it te net geet.— medical evidence shows that it is not good. and— medical evidence shows that it is not good. and why are we ettewtng— is not good. and why are we ettewtng tte— is not good. and why are we allowing it? and _ is not good. and why are we allowing it? and surely historians— allowing it? and surely historians look back historians will look back and say,— historians will look back and eew-tne— historians will look back and. say,-the-society say, why did the whole society go say, why did the whole society ge—eewetntng- say, why did the whole society go_something as. say, why did the whole society. go _ something as crazy go along with something as crazy as go along with something as crazy ee-vew— go along with something as crazy ee-vew tnew— go along with something as crazy as-you know, one- go along with something as crazy as-you know, one thing. as that? you know, one thing i appreciate your from christian concern, i did have concern, tim, i did have a fascinating week fascinating discussion last week or about what or the week before about what happens trans lobby happens when the trans lobby meets certain members of certain other religions. meets certain members of certain other religions . and expect other religions. and i expect that that that might kick that that might that might kick right off. but, tim, thank you very much. we'll have to leave it there. tim diab from christian concern just discussing ridiculous discussing this ridiculous story, really, that this teacher, primary school teacher sacked teacher, primary school teacher sacketo sell her house to pay have to sell her house to pay legal fees for misgendering an eight anyway, right. eight year old anyway, right. meghan dumped. meghan markle has been dumped. no but no not by harry, but by a company that was going to pay the million. i have the couple £18 million. i have got a special guest, got a very special guest, hartford to into the studio hartford to get into the studio shortly. and with 12 days hartford to get into the studio sh go y. and with 12 days hartford to get into the studio sh go untild with 12 days hartford to get into the studio sh go until i with 12 days hartford to get into the studio sh go until i geti 12 days hartford to get into the studio sh go until i get my 12 days hartford to get into the studio sh go until i get my kit' days hartford to get into the studio sh go until i get my kit off ys hartford to get into the studio sh go until i get my kit off on to go until i get my kit off on stage with a load of male strippers, let's find out why i am putting myself through the

pain to make sure that pain barrier to make sure that i'm best on the big i'm looking my best on the big night. i don't write that. don't worry. as the headlines worry. now, as the headlines with rory . thank you very much , with rory. thank you very much, patrick. a man has been charged wttn— patrick. a man has been charged wttn tne— patrick. a man has been charged with the murders— patrick. a man has been charged with the murders of— i a man has been charged with the murders of three people in nottingham's_ with the murders of three people in nottingham's knife attacks on tweetew— in nottingham's knife attacks on tweetew .— in nottingham's knife attacks on tweetew . et— in nottingham's knife attacks on tweetew . et year— in nottingham's knife attacks on tuesday . 31 year old valdo tuesday. 31 year old valdo eertee— tuesday. 31 year old valdo carlos bannau,_ tuesday. 31 year old valdo carlos bannau, a former student of carlos bannau, a former student et wetttngnew— carlos bannau, a former student of nottingham university, is eeeweet— of nottingham university, is eeeweet et— of nottingham university, is accused of killing barnaby wetter. — accused of killing barnaby webber. grace— accused of killing barnaby webber. grace o'malley kumar and ian webber. grace o'malley kumar and ten ceetee. — webber. grace o'malley kumar and ten ceetee. ne-e— webber. grace o'malley kumar and ian coates. he's also— webber. grace o'malley kumar and ian coates. he's also accused of twee— ian coates. he's also accused of twee nte— ian coates. he's also accused of three counts of— ian coates. he's also accused of three counts of attempted murder ettee— three counts of attempted murder ettee twee— three counts of attempted murder after three people _ three counts of attempted murder after three people were injured wnen— after three people were injured wnen tnew— after three people were injured when they were— after three people were injured when they were hit by a van that werntng. — when they were hit by a van that werntng. nee— when they were hit by a van that morning. he's due— when they were hit by a van that morning. he's due to appear at wetttngnew.— morning. he's due to appear at nottingham, manchester rates eewn— nottingham, manchester rates court tomorrow— nottingham, manchester rates court tomorrow .— nottingham, manchester rates court tomorrow . the advisory court tomorrow. the advisory cewwtttee— court tomorrow. the advisory committee on— court tomorrow. the advisory committee on business appointments is accusing boris tenneen— appointments is accusing boris tenneen et— appointments is accusing boris johnson of committing a clear eweeen— johnson of committing a clear weeen et— johnson of committing a clear breach of the— johnson of committing a clear breach of the rules. according to breach of the rules. according te tne— breach of the rules. according to the watchdog— breach of the rules. according to the watchdog ,— breach of the rules. according to the watchdog , the former to the watchdog, the former wtwe — to the watchdog, the former prime minister— to the watchdog, the former prime minister informed them of his prime minister informed them of we ne— prime minister informed them of we tete— prime minister informed them of his new role as— prime minister informed them of his new role as a— prime minister informed them of his new role as a columnist at tne— his new role as a columnist at we neww— his new role as a columnist at the daily mail.— his new role as a columnist at the daily mail. a— his new role as a columnist at the daily mail. a half hour eetee— the daily mail. a half hour eetee tne— the daily mail. a half hour before the public announcement,

his before the public announcement, nte tttet— before the public announcement, nte wet eteee— before the public announcement, his first piece will— before the public announcement, his first piece will be out tomorrow and— his first piece will be out tomorrow and he's promised to ettee— tomorrow and he's promised to offer uncensored— tomorrow and he's promised to offer uncensored views . well, it offer uncensored views. well, it ee tne— offer uncensored views. well, it comes as the prime minister went— comes as the prime minister ttent ewet.— comes as the prime minister rishi sunak, faces a battle to nett— rishi sunak, faces a battle to new we— rishi sunak, faces a battle to new nte tew— rishi sunak, faces a battle to hold his tory party together etter— hold his tory party together ettee eene— hold his tory party together after boris johnson was found to newe— after boris johnson was found to we ttet— after boris johnson was found to we ttet te— after boris johnson was found to have lied to mps— after boris johnson was found to have lied to mps over partygate a have lied to mps over partygate e tetete— have lied to mps over partygate e tetete ent— have lied to mps over partygate a debate and vote— have lied to mps over partygate a debate and vote on the wtwttegee— a debate and vote on the privileges committee report ewtttenet— privileges committee report published yesterday will take eteee— published yesterday will take eteee tn— published yesterday will take eteee tn tne— published yesterday will take place in the commons on monday , place in the commons on monday, wttn— place in the commons on monday, wttn ee— place in the commons on monday, wttn tew— place in the commons on monday, with some tory mps— place in the commons on monday, with some tory mps uncertain ettewt— with some tory mps uncertain etewt wnet— with some tory mps uncertain about what to— with some tory mps uncertain about what to do. _ with some tory mps uncertain about what to do. mr johnson with some tory mps uncertain about what to do. mrjohnson has wentet— about what to do. mrjohnson has wentet tne— about what to do. mrjohnson has branded the report— about what to do. mrjohnson has branded the report deranged , branded the report deranged, remains popular with many of his party— remains popular with many of his eenw wewtee— remains popular with many of his party members and his most loyal eweeenete— party members and his most loyal eweeenete ee— party members and his most loyal supporters are expected to vote egetnet— supporters are expected to vote egetnet tt— supporters are expected to vote against it. number ten hasn't yet against it. number ten hasn't wet eete— against it. number ten hasn't wet eett tt— against it. number ten hasn't yet said if the— against it. number ten hasn't yet said if the prime minister, went— yet said if the prime minister, ttent ewet.— yet said if the prime minister, rishi sunak, will— yet said if the prime minister, rishi sunak, will attend that wete— rishi sunak, will attend that wete .— rishi sunak, will attend that wete . tne— rishi sunak, will attend that vote . the former director vote. the former director genetet— vote. the former director genetet et— vote. the former director general of the- vote. the former director general of the police watchdog has general of the police watchdog nee teen— general of the police watchdog has been charged— general of the police watchdog has been charged with raping a girl has been charged with raping a get wntet— has been charged with raping a get wntet tne— has been charged with raping a girl under the age of 16. wteneet— girl under the age of 16. michael lockwood is accused of six michael lockwood is accused of etw nte— michael lockwood is accused of etw nte et— michael lockwood is accused of six counts of indecent assault ent— six counts of indecent assault ent twee— six counts of indecent assault and three counts— six counts of indecent assault and three counts of rape against the and three counts of rape against tne teenegen — and three counts of rape against the teenager. the— and three counts of rape against the teenager. the crown prosecution _ the teenager. the crown prosecution service says the 64

year— prosecution service says the 64 weet ett— prosecution service says the 64 year old allegedly— prosecution service says the 64 year old allegedly committed the twnng— year old allegedly committed the crimes during the— year old allegedly committed the crimes during the 1980s. he left the independent— crimes during the 1980s. he left the independent office for tettee— the independent office for police conduct— the independent office for police conduct in december after it police conduct in december after tt energet— police conduct in december after tt ewetget ne— police conduct in december after it emerged he was— police conduct in december after it emerged he was being investigated— it emerged he was being investigated over a historical ettegetten— investigated over a historical ettegetten .— investigated over a historical allegation . that's the up to allegation. that's the up to tete. — allegation. that's the up to tete. ewt— allegation. that's the up to tete. ewt wew— allegation. that's the up to date. but you can get more on all date. but you can get more on ett et— date. but you can get more on ett et tneee— date. but you can get more on all of those stories by visiting wetette. — all of those stories by visiting our website. that— all of those stories by visiting our website. that is gb news . tweet— our website. that is gb news .com . direct bullion sponsors .com. direct bullion sponsors tne— .com. direct bullion sponsors tne ttnenee— .com. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for the finance report on gb news tet gett— the finance report on gb news tet gett ent— the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . for gold and silver investment. all for gold and silver investment. att ngnt.— for gold and silver investment. att ngnt. tet-e— for gold and silver investment. all right, let's take a quick teet— all right, let's take a quick teet et— all right, let's take a quick look at today's— all right, let's take a quick look at today's markets. the eewnt— look at today's markets. the eewnt wttt— look at today's markets. the pound will buy— look at today's markets. the pound will buy $1.2817 and l awez. — pound will buy $1.2817 and i am tne— pound will buy $1.2817 and ,1.1732. the price of gold that's - ,1.1732. the price of gold tnet-e ettttng— - ,1.1732. the price of gold that's sitting-£1,525. - ,1.1732. the price of gold that's sitting £1,525. and that's sitting at £1,525. and aen— that's sitting at £1,525. and ton eet— that's sitting at £1,525. and £0.72 per ounce. - that's sitting at £1,525. and £0.72 per ounce. and the ftse too— £0.72 per ounce. and the ftse too nee— £0.72 per ounce. and the ftse 100 has closed— £0.72 per ounce. and the ftse 100 has closed the— £0.72 per ounce. and the ftse 100 has closed the day . at 7642

100 has closed the day. at 7642 eetnte. — 100 has closed the day. at 7642 eetnte. tweet— 100 has closed the day. at 7642 points. direct bullion sponsors the points. direct bullion sponsors tne ttnenee— points. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news tnweetwente— the finance report on gb news investments that— the finance report on gb news investments that matter . well investments that matter. well it's investments that matter. well tt-e wee— investments that matter. well we tet— investments that matter. well it's more bad news for harry and wegnen— it's more bad news for harry and negnen tetew— it's more bad news for harry and meghan today, isn't it? ' t: meghan today, isn't it? and i tntnt— meghan today, isn't it? and i tntnt we— meghan today, isn't it? and i tntnt we ett— meghan today, isn't it? and i think we all agree you just you just hate to see it. the £18 million deal with spotify has been binned afterjust 12 episodes. meghan hosted one series where she interviewed celebrities and historians about the of stereotypes aimed the history of stereotypes aimed at women allegedly . the history of stereotypes aimed at women allegedly. here's a flavour of the content that meghan provided . in other words, meghan provided. in other words, i meghan provided. in other words, ttntnt— meghan provided. in other words, ttntnt wnet— meghan provided. in other words, i think what robin's— g titit: in other words, i think what robin's getting at and i think what robin's getting at ent wnet— i think what robin's getting at and what these— i think what robin's getting at and what these people are twewtng— and what these people are implying when— and what these people are implying when they use that very energet— implying when they use that very energet went— implying when they use that very charged word is— implying when they use that very charged word is that this woman , oh,— charged word is that this woman . en. enee— charged word is that this woman , oh, she's difficult— charged word is that this woman , oh, she's difficult, which is eettw— , oh, she's difficult, which is really ewet— , oh, she's difficult, which is really twet e— , oh, she's difficult, which is really just a euphemism or etetettw— really just a euphemism or probably net— really just a euphemism or probably not even a euphemism. it's probably not even a euphemism. tt-e teettw— probably not even a euphemism. tt-e teettw e— probably not even a euphemism. it's really a code— probably not even a euphemism. it's really a code word for the b it's really a code word for the n were— it's really a code word for the n went .— it's really a code word for the n went . nett— it's really a code word for the b word , half a— it's really a code word for the b word , half a day off.

b word, half a day off. i mean, so b word, half a day off. i mean, ee enwwew— b word, half a day off. i mean, ee enwwew. tw— b word, half a day off. i mean, so anyway, i'm delighted to be joined in the studio now by the one and only ken schofield, an absolute legend, kwasi , how are absolute legend, kwasi, how are you? i'm great. i mean, we're net— you? i'm great. i mean, we're net we— you? i'm great. i mean, we're net we newen-t— you? i'm great. i mean, we're not we haven't even- tit.7 i'm great. i mean, we're not we haven't even discussed tne— not we haven't even discussed tne teet— not we haven't even discussed tne feet wet— not we haven't even discussed the fact that archetype is not tne— the fact that archetype is not we ee— the fact that archetype is not the same as stereotype. why wewttn-t— the same as stereotype. why wewttn-t wew— the same as stereotype. why wouldn't you name your podcast eteteetwee— wouldn't you name your podcast eteteetweee — wouldn't you name your podcast stereotype ? that's— wouldn't you name your podcast stereotype ? i stereotype? that's true. i mean, so the name was off, but we're in a situation now where meghan markle has been binned by mutual consent. yeah, yeah , that's consent. yeah, yeah, that's a big week. that's a big week. what do you think the damage of this will be to her and to harry? ido this will be to her and to harry? i do think that this is net— harry? i do think that this is net tne— harry? i do think that this is not the first— harry? i do think that this is not the first time— 7 i do think that this is not the first time that we've neww— not the first time that we've seen harry and— not the first time that we've seen harry and meghan say that tnew— seen harry and meghan say that tnew tett— seen harry and meghan say that tnew tett en— seen harry and meghan say that they left on their— seen harry and meghan say that they left on their own terms or tnte— they left on their own terms or we we— they left on their own terms or we e— they left on their own terms or this was a mutual— they left on their own terms or this was a mutual agreement. i ent— this was a mutual agreement. i ent neente— this was a mutual agreement. i and brands and— this was a mutual agreement. i and brands and individuals are going— and brands and individuals are getng te— and brands and individuals are getng te eten— and brands and individuals are getng te eten .— and brands and individuals are going to start , you know, going to start, you know, eewttewetw— going to start, you know, cautiously wanting to avoid wewtng— cautiously wanting to avoid wewtng wttn— cautiously wanting to avoid working with them. i think that this working with them. i think that tnte te— working with them. i think that we te eeet— working with them. i think that this is proof that— working with them. i think that this is proof that they are enettengtng— this is proof that they are challenging you saw the bbc come out challenging you saw the bbc come ewt wttn— challenging you saw the bbc come ewt wttn tnet— challenging you saw the bbc come out with that report— challenging you saw the bbc come out with that report saying that tnew— out with that report saying that tnew wewtt — out with that report saying that they would have— out with that report saying that they would have never shown in wet— they would have never shown in we wettin— they would have never shown in that netflix documentary because it that netflix documentary because tt wee— that netflix documentary because tt ee— that netflix documentary because tt ee tne— that netflix documentary because it was so the editorial wise was

eenttettet— it was so the editorial wise was eenttettet tw— it was so the editorial wise was controlled by harry and meghan, tnew— controlled by harry and meghan, their controlling,— controlled by harry and meghan, their controlling, their challenging- their controlling, their challenging to work with. and tnet-e— challenging to work with. and tnet-e wnw— challenging to work with. and tnet-e wnw tnew— challenging to work with. and that's why they only produced 12 eeteetee— that's why they only produced 12 eeteetee tn— that's why they only produced 12 episodes in three— that's why they only produced 12 episodes in three years. "it episodes in three years. they newe— episodes in three years. they have essentially— episodes in three years. they have essentially a they can try and dress this up any way they want, but it's laziness, isn't it? i mean, if you're paid i've said this before, i don't mind saying it again, i will do anything for $20 million, anything for $20 million, anything . and the idea that anything. and the idea that i couldn't have produced another eight podcasts for that amount of money is ridiculous as well. and they did remember the engtnet— and they did remember the original arrangement was that new— original arrangement was that neww ent— original arrangement was that harry and meghan were going to be harry and meghan were going to te eeteeet— harry and meghan were going to be podcast sting— harry and meghan were going to be podcast sting for spotify. we got be podcast sting for spotify. we get ene— be podcast sting for spotify. we get eeteete— be podcast sting for spotify. we got one episode. it was a cnnetwee— got one episode. it was a christmas special with tyler neww— christmas special with tyler neww ent— christmas special with tyler perry and elton— christmas special with tyler perry and elton john. nothing. i eeeeeteet— perry and elton john. nothing. i associate more— perry and elton john. nothing. i associate more the same two tnente. — associate more the same two friends. birth— associate more the same two friends. birth of— associate more the same two friends. birth of jesus christ, ewt— friends. birth of jesus christ, twt tnen— friends. birth of jesus christ, but then tyler— friends. birth of jesus christ, but then tyler perry and elton john— but then tyler perry and elton renn ent— but then tyler perry and elton renn ent tnew— but then tyler perry and elton john and they write the same two tnente. — john and they write the same two tnente. ant— john and they write the same two friends. and so— john and they write the same two friends. and so that— john and they write the same two friends. and so that was the wet— friends. and so that was the we tnet— friends. and so that was the that that was— friends. and so that was the that that was the only thing tnew— that that was the only thing tnew etetweet— that that was the only thing they produced for a then they produced for a while. then it they produced for a while. then tt tnen— they produced for a while. then it then meghan— they produced for a while. then it then meghan was going to be eete.— it then meghan was going to be eete. tnte— it then meghan was going to be eete. we we— it then meghan was going to be solo. this was going to be wegnen— solo. this was going to be meghan herself solo. this was going to be meghan-herself then meghan rebrand herself and then she meghan rebrand herself and then ene—eeteeteel she only produced 12 episodes. it

she only produced 12 episodes. tt-etewt— she only produced 12 episodes. it about supposed be it was about supposed to be ettewt— it was about supposed to be about normal— it was about supposed to be about normal people the about normal people changing the went— about normal people changing the went-we— about normal people changing the went-we get— about normal people changing the world-we got paris— about normal people changing the world we got paris hilton, world and we got paris hilton, vou— world and we got paris hilton, wew get— world and we got paris hilton, wew get eene— world and we got paris hilton, you got paris hilton , we got you got paris hilton, we got seene— you got paris hilton, we got serena williams. yeah these were not serena williams. yeah these were net-eeeete— serena williams. yeah these were not people changing the not normal people changing the went.— not normal people changing the world. mariah— not normal people changing the world. mariah carey, y'all, we tewe— world. mariah carey, y'all, we tee—ween.- world. mariah carey, y'all, wei love _yeah, well, love a good diva. yeah, well, exactly. this was great exactly. and this was great as well because, it just well because, again, it just proved something proved that there's something really meghan really going on with meghan because carey called because mariah carey called meghan diva. meghan hated meghan a diva. and meghan hated that and released a statement. oh, my gosh, i didn't realise. what she actually mean, what did she actually mean, triggered? triggered. what did she actually mean, trigge maybe triggered. what did she actually mean, triggemaybe “calledzd. what did she actually mean, trigge maybe “called you well, maybe she called you a diva you behaved . diva because you have behaved. stop diva from the old stop like a diva from the old meghan . guess what meghan wants. meghan. guess what meghan wants. i the way this i don't like the way this cathedral at my cathedral smells at my multi—million pound taxpayer funded wedding. i mean, she is a diva, isn't she? she. i think enee— diva, isn't she? she. i think we e— diva, isn't she? she. i think she's a diva. _ diva, isn't she? she. i think she's a diva. i— diva, isn't she? she. i think she's a diva. i think- diva, isn't she? she. i think she's a diva. i think that they're challenging to work with. they have not produced at the heart of invictus documentary for netflix yet. where is that ? that is still where is that? that is still pending and i just don't think that they're capable of executing. they're so busy in full of vengeance that i think they're distracted with actually executing their work. is that

bnan executing their work. is that brian finished they've had loss after loss after loss. there was the slow after loss after loss. there was we etew eeeet— after loss after loss. there was the slow speed car— there was the slow speed car chase through wew— the slow speed car chase through new wew.— the slow speed car chase through new wew. tne— the slow speed car chase through new york. the fast— the slow speed car chase through new york. the fast and the twnewe— new york. the fast and the furious, not— new york. the fast and the furious, not the— new york. the fast and the furious, not the fast and the twtewe— furious, not the fast and the furious. thank— furious, not the fast and the furious. thank you all. keep ttntng— furious. thank you all. keep ttntng ewt— furious. thank you all. keep dining out on— furious. thank you all. keep dining out on that. there was etee.— dining out on that. there was etee. et— dining out on that. there was also, of course,— dining out on that. there was also, of course, harry's book. gr..— also, of course, harry's book. un tneee— also, of course, harry's book. uh, there's been— also, of course, harry's book. uh, there's been at least one courtroom .for- uh, there's been at least one courtroom for harry. we courtroom loss for harry. we eetenttettw— courtroom loss for harry. we potentially another one. potentially await another one. wett— potentially await another one. we-tt—eeel potentially await another one.j we-tt—eee en we'll have to wait and see on all we'll have to wait and see on ett et— we'll have to wait and see on ett et-te— we'll have to wait and see on all of-is this— we'll have to wait and see on all of-is this just- we'll have to wait and see on all of is this just it for all of that. is this just it for ttene— all of that. is this just it for tnewe ae— all of that. is this just it for them? as-tide- all of that. is this just it for them? as tide turned? them? as the tide turned? i tntnt— them? as the tide turned? i tntnt ttet— them? as the tide turned? i think that today's- them? as the tide turned? i think that today's a - them? as the tide turned? i think that today's a really bad day for meghan markle . she hates day for meghan markle. she hates failing and she's failing on a global scale . well, this is a global scale. well, this is a huge audience that are watching, you know, pearl get cancelled by netflix before it even came to fruition . the spotify kicking fruition. the spotify kicking her to the kerb in front of the entire world. this is a hard time for them. and i think that they are really struggling to figure out their identity and what their next steps are. and really quickly , i want to i really quickly, i want to i think it's being an influencer. i think she's going have to i think she's going to have to resort creating digital resort to creating digital content because what else is left? she's not going to do a ewwnetn— left? she's not going to do a gwyneth paltrow_ ti7 she's not going to do a gwyneth paltrow and make candles

out gwyneth paltrow and make candles ewt et— gwyneth paltrow and make candles ewt et net— gwyneth paltrow and make candles out of her wotsits_ gwyneth paltrow and make candles out of her wotsits if— gwyneth paltrow and make candles out of her wotsits if she, you tnew— out of her wotsits if she, you knew .— out of her wotsits if she, you knew . t— out of her wotsits if she, you know , i wouldn't— out of her wotsits if she, you know , i wouldn't count it out. know, i wouldn't count it out. eteet. — know, i wouldn't count it out. eteet. t— know, i wouldn't count it out. great. i mean,— know, i wouldn't count it out. great. i mean, good- know, i wouldn't count it out. ciiac i mean, good gosh. know, i wouldn't count it out. ciiritc i mean, good gosh. that great. i mean, good gosh. that is great. i mean, good gosh. that te e— great. i mean, good gosh. that te e etwwe— great. i mean, good gosh. that is a slump, though,— ciiritc i mean, good gosh. that is a slump, though, isn't it? ewt— is a slump, though, isn't it? ewt ten-t— is a slump, though, isn't it? but isn't this— is a slump, though, isn't it? but isn't this the problem about wenttnge— but isn't this the problem about wenttnge se— but isn't this the problem about branding? so if— but isn't this the problem about branding? so if she hadn't tried to branding? so if she hadn't tried te twent— branding? so if she hadn't tried to brand herself— branding? so if she hadn't tried to brand herself as some kind of eetneeet— to brand herself as some kind of aethereal intellectual being who had aethereal intellectual being who we weneget— aethereal intellectual being who had managed to— aethereal intellectual being who had managed to access a higher eeneten— had managed to access a higher eeneten et— had managed to access a higher eeneten et. wew— had managed to access a higher echelon of, you know , intellect, echelon of, you know, intellect, tnen— echelon of, you know, intellect, tnen eetwettw— echelon of, you know, intellect, then actually maybe she could newe— then actually maybe she could we twet— then actually maybe she could newe rwet gene— then actually maybe she could have just gone and had a chat. ewt— have just gone and had a chat. ewt tw— have just gone and had a chat. nwt tw twtng— have just gone and had a chat. nwt tw twtng te— have just gone and had a chat. but by trying to make every etngte— but by trying to make every single conversation she has teettw— single conversation she has really meaningful, i'm to really meaningful, i'm down to wew.— really meaningful, i'm down to wew-eeeetng— you. i'm passing this information- you. i'm passing this information onto you and you're welcome-actually,- information onto you and you're welcome. actually, people welcome. and actually, people 90, welcome. and actually, people ge—wtgnt- welcome. and actually, people ge—wtgnt te- welcome. and actually, people ge—wtgnt telttti go, i think you might be a bit tntet. — go, i think you might be a bit tntet. ween.— go, i think you might be a bit thick. yeah, you're- go, i think you might be a bit thick. / c thick. yeah, you're you haven't taken phone from your dad. taken phone calls from your dad. he's like six strokes in the he's had like six strokes in the last three years. you know , last three years. you know, meghan preaches about feminism, and the only reason she's been given that that platform is because she married a prince. yeah.i because she married a prince. yeah. i mean, the irony behind that i think that people are that and i think that people are kind of looking at them going, god, you you guys are so shallow and vacant . and god, you you guys are so shallow and vacant. and i suppose being and vacant. and i suppose being en tnttweneet— and vacant. and i suppose being an influencer is— fit: i and i suppose being an influencer is potentially wnet— an influencer is potentially wnet ttee— an influencer is potentially what lies ahead. do you think

tnet— what lies ahead. do you think we ene— what lies ahead. do you think that once they— what lies ahead. do you think that once they maybe realised tnet— that once they maybe realised tnet tnew-e— that once they maybe realised that they're not— that once they maybe realised that they're not particularly wett— that they're not particularly wett tttet— that they're not particularly well liked in— that they're not particularly well liked in britain, that tnew— well liked in britain, that their brand— well liked in britain, that their brand as— well liked in britain, that their brand as a couple doesn't eeeeet— their brand as a couple doesn't eeeeet te— their brand as a couple doesn't appear te te— their brand as a couple doesn't appear to be working anymore? do you appear to be working anymore? do wew tntnt— appear to be working anymore? do wew tntnt tnew— appear to be working anymore? do you think they will— appear to be working anymore? do you think they will stay tegetnet— you think they will stay together as— you think they will stay together as a- you think they will stay together as a couple? i together as a couple? i mean, i do together as a couple? i mean, i we tettewe— together as a couple? i mean, i do believe that the stress within their profession life does create chaos at home because they don't know where to go . and these are two people go. and these are two people that are so controlling and insist that they know the next the next move in the right move . but they're all the . but they're making all the wrong moves. patrick, i you know, i'm common sense says don't release a press release 12 hours later saying that there was a near catastrophic car chase.if was a near catastrophic car chase. if you're looking for privacy and you and you don't want this kind of negative attention. so think that they attention. so i think that they need people in their lives that start tell them, no, this start to tell them, no, this isn't good they isn't a good idea. they desperately and what desperately need that. and what is the reaction like in america at moment to them? i mean, at the moment to them? i mean, has the american— at the moment to them? i mean, has the american public- 7 i mean, has the american public turned egetnet— has the american public turned egetnet tnew— has the american public turned against them as— has the american public turned against them as well? because, i mean, heaven forbid , but they mean, heaven forbid, but they wtgnt— mean, heaven forbid, but they wtgnt newe—

mean, heaven forbid, but they wtgnt newe te— mean, heaven forbid, but they might have to go— mean, heaven forbid, but they might have to go back to canada. ween.— might have to go back to canada. ween. wew— might have to go back to canada. ween. wew tnew— might have to go back to canada. yeah, you know, i'm— might have to go back to canada. yeah, you know, i'm in— might have to go back to canada. yeah, you know, i'm in los- yeah, you know, i'm in los angeles and it's widely known that celebrities distance themselves harry and meghan themselves from harry and meghan because they're drama and they don't want the association, press, pr people say, you know, we're not going to invite them to our red carpet because all eyes will be on them and they'll take away from our client. so i do think that people are shunning them specifically in hollywood, which is where they need grow . she hollywood, which is where they need grow. she claims hollywood, which is where they need grow . she claims that need to grow. she claims that ene— need to grow. she claims that ene wttn-t— need to grow. she claims that she didn't know— need to grow. she claims that she didn't know what- : 3 she claims that she didn't know what it was like to she didn't know what it was like te te— she didn't know what it was like te te teetet— she didn't know what it was like to be treated like— she didn't know what it was like to be treated like a black woman wntt— to be treated like a black woman wnttt ene— to be treated like a black woman wnttt ene wee— to be treated like a black woman until she was with— to be treated like a black woman until she was with prince harry ent— until she was with prince harry ent tnet— until she was with prince harry ent tnet tne— until she was with prince harry and that the idea— until she was with prince harry and that the idea that being ewttttewe— and that the idea that being ambitious can— and that the idea that being ambitious can be a bad thing is etee— ambitious can be a bad thing is also essentially— ambitious can be a bad thing is also essentially because she's tweet— also essentially because she's tweet ent— also essentially because she's black and that's— also essentially because she's black and that's a— also essentially because she's black and that's a problem. she went— black and that's a problem. she didn't realise— black and that's a problem. she didn't realise that— black and that's a problem. she didn't realise that since she met— didn't realise that since she met neww— didn't realise that since she met harry either. supposedly. do you met harry either. supposedly. do wew tntnt— met harry either. supposedly. do wew tntnt ene— met harry either. supposedly. do you think she hides behind racism or actually , can she not racism or actually, can she not teet— racism or actually, can she not teet wttn— racism or actually, can she not deal with the _ racism or actually, can she not deal with the fact— racism or actually, can she not deal with the fact that people went— deal with the fact that people went ee— deal with the fact that people don't care what— deal with the fact that people don't care what colour she is? t hey— don't care what colour she is? tnew rwet— don't care what colour she is? tnew we went— don't care what colour she is? they just don't really like her? egg.— they just don't really like her? we. t— they just don't really like her? we. t te— they just don't really like her? yeah, i do think— they just don't really like her? yeah, i do think that you're eteetwtetw— yeah, i do think that you're absolutely correct. ' t: iititgiriti absolutely correct. and meghan was a not a household name before she met prince harry, she was able to control her brand.

she could send her bio and nobody would question it because who the heck was she ? but now who the heck was she? but now she's so big . people ask she's so big. people ask legitimate questions and she can't control the narrative anymore. and i think it drives her crazy . she. yeah, her crazy. she. yeah, absolutely. look, kenzie, thank you absolutely. look, kenzie, thank wew wew— absolutely. look, kenzie, thank wew wew wwew— absolutely. look, kenzie, thank you very much. it's— absolutely. look, kenzie, thank you very much. it's an- cticg look, kenzie, thank you very much. it's an absolute eteeewe— you very much. it's an absolute eteeewe. wew— you very much. it's an absolute pleasure. you travelled a long way— pleasure. you travelled a long wewlte— pleasure. you travelled a long wewlte nee— pleasure. you travelled a long way-be here-to- pleasure. you travelled a long way-be here-to be- pleasure. you travelled a long way be here to be on way to be here just to be on tetten— way to be here just to be on eetnet. rwet— way to be here just to be on patrick. just to _ way to be here just to be on patrick. just to be on my show. rwet— patrick. just to be on my show. we en— patrick. just to be on my show. we en ww— patrick. just to be on my show. we en ww enew— patrick. just to be on my show. just on my show. no other new enewe— just on my show. no other new enewe tnet-e— just on my show. no other new shows. that's all— just on my show. no other new shows. that's all i— just on my show. no other new shows. that's all i can see. tnew— shows. that's all i can see. tnent wew.— shows. that's all i can see. thank you. -care.- shows. that's all i can see. thank you. care. kinsey thank you. take care. kinsey senettett— thank you. take care. kinsey schofield_from l thank you. take care. kinsey. schofield_from los schofield all the way from los angetee. — schofield all the way from los angeles. - stuff, - schofield all the way from los angeles. stuff, right? angeles. great stuff, right? etew. — angeles. great stuff, right? etew. se— angeles. great stuff, right? okay. so there— angeles. great stuff, right? okay. so there is just 12 days to okay. so there is just 12 days te-t— okay. so there is just 12 days te-t get— okay. so there is just 12 days te-t get ww- okay. so there is just 12 days te-t get wwlettl okay. so there is just 12 daysi to-i get my.off on to go until i get my kit off on etege— to go until i get my kit off on etege-e— to go until i get my kit off on etege-e group— to go until i get my kit off on stage-a group of- to go until i get my kit off on stage a group of male stage with a group of male eweeen.— stage with a group of male strippers.-that's- stage with a group of male strippers. that's not strippers. and if that's not wew— strippers. and if that's not your honour,— strippers. and if that's not your honour, that's not your honour, if that's not eetntwt— your honour, if that's not eetntwt-t-w- your honour, if that's not painful i'm going your honour, if that's not. painful-i'm going to painful enough, i'm going to newe— painful enough, i'm going to newe-eneet— painful enough, i'm going to have chest waxed week painful enough, i'm going to- have .chest waxed .week . have my chest waxed next week. neee— have my chest waxed next week. neeewee—eeeete- because you lovely people tenetet— because you lovely people donated enough money so much wenew— donated enough money so much wenew-t— donated enough money so much wenew-t ntt— donated enough money so much money-i hit the— donated enough money so much money i hit the target, and money that i hit the target, and new—newne- money that i hit the target, and new—tewnt te- money that i hit the target, and now—bound to do. money that i hit the target, and now bound to do it. now i'm legally bound to do it. tw— now i'm legally bound to do it. t-w—en- now i'm legally bound to do it.| t-w—en wewe i'm patrick christys on gb news nntetn-e— i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news— i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news .—

britain's news. channel etew.— britain's news. channel okay, happy- britain's news. channel okay, happy friday. \ttittr britain's news. channel okay, happy friday. \ttitttr okay, happy friday. now, i just thought i would bring you a couple of stories that you might have missed to round off what has been. well, a bit of a roller coaster of a week, actually, given this week's news agenda. but have already talked about huge asylum backlog. about the huge asylum backlog. fine. but if you're one of fine. fine. but if you're one of the million who want the 15 million people who want to country travel to leave the country and travel from spain year from the uk to spain every year , that's sinking. by the way, 15 million go to every million brits go to spain every year anyway. you might be year anyway. well, you might be in because officials in for a shock because officials there out spot there are carrying out spot checks to find out whether

british tourists can afford their . according to their holiday. according to authorities madrid , people authorities in madrid, people need to show they've got £93 a day. they also have to prove that they've booked a flight out of spain and that they've sorted out accommodation with on the spot checks. so look at what's going on at the moment in calais where we've got a load of people who potentially have a criminal record. as long as your arm desperately trying to get over here, we won't check you. we'll put you up in a four star hotel. we'll do all of this stuff, and then in spain, if you are just a brit walking along the street, you know, with a glass of sangria and like an england football shirt on and a bulldog tattoo your arm, you get tattoo on your arm, you get lifted the guardia lifted, lifted by the guardia civil or whatever they're called, and they demand to look at your bank account and see if you can afford your package holiday. it's shocking, isn't it? there you that's it? anyway, there you go. that's spain, suppose. spain, though, i suppose. but there so they'll be on there we go. so they'll be on there we go. so they'll be on the spot fines. and that is according authorities according to the authorities in spain. if you're spain. so make sure if you're going spain, okay, that you

going to spain, okay, that you have day saving money have got £93 a day saving money in your bank account. otherwise they'll biff you. so there we go. anyway if you were watching this time yesterday, i said something very stupid. something very, very stupid. here is a little reminder of it. it's all for a good cause. remember it's all for charity. seven and a half grand. okay if we get to 60 grand by end of play we get to 60 grand by end of play on this show tomorrow , i play on this show tomorrow, i will wax my chest out for when i go on stage for the dream boys. and i will film it and you can. so even if you hate me, which i no doubt lots of you do, and. and you think, just give me the money so that you see me undergo extreme physical pain. okay. just giving .com forward slash fundraising forward slash challenge christie's if you hit 60 k by tomorrow at 6 pm. i'm getting waxed . yes. so i gave getting waxed. yes. so i gave you 26 hours to raise the fund in the kitty to £60,000. and it took you 15 minutes. in fact , we

took you 15 minutes. in fact, we then proceeded to raise a lot more than that afterwards. and you lot really want me to get my chest waxed? you'll be pleased to know i have booked in my chest wax for the dream boys and it place next it will be taking place next friday, which gives me five days for the catastrophic rash that it me to wear off it will give me to wear off before actually have to get my before i actually have to get my kit that's what kit off on stage. that's what i'm worried about because i've never had my chest never i've never had my chest wax before will i not get wax before and will i not get a massive rash? and then i will look i've got chest acne on look like i've got chest acne on stage? i know. anyway, but stage? i don't know. anyway, but yes, am going to yes, next week i am going to spend own money getting spend my own money getting getting so there is getting a chest wax. so there is just 12 days to go until i dance on stage with the dream boys and they are the most group of the most famous group of male strippers in the uk. that's me doing my rehearsal. i have strippers in the uk. that's me doing my rehearsal . i have got doing my rehearsal. i have got another rehearsal with them the day before, so i'm going to be doing three routines on the night. one them is a solo. night. one of them is a solo. i met the lads a few weeks ago. i've learnt the moves. i'm going to be in bromley in kent on wednesday, june the 28th. it's sold which means there's

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see this evening and overnight could eee—tn- this evening and overnight could eee—tn tnee- see some heavy rain in there, eentewtettw— see some heavy rain in there, particularly northern particularly for northern wetene— particularly for northernl ireland _early particularly for northern - ireland _early hours particularly for northern - iresaturday-early hours particularly for northern iresaturday morning. arly hours particularly for northern iresaturday morning. quiteours of saturday morning. quite eetetetent— of saturday morning. quite persistent rain— of saturday morning. quite persistent rain generally twnnet— persistent rain generally further east,— persistent rain generally further east, though, it will etew— further east, though, it will stay-clearer. - stay drier and clearer. and underneath— stay drier and clearer. and underneath clearer skies, underneath those clearer skies, teweetetwtee— underneath those clearer skies, temperatures dropping down into ten, temperatures dropping down into ten n c.— temperatures dropping down into ten n e se— temperatures dropping down into ten n e se e— temperatures dropping down into ten, 11 c. so a bit— temperatures dropping down into ten, 11 c. so a bit more comfortable- ten, 11 c. so a bit more comfortable for sleeping here. ewt— comfortable for sleeping here. ewt-tewette- comfortable for sleeping here. but-towards-westl comfortable for sleeping here. but towards west , but further towards the west, eewnt— but further towards the west, eewnt e,— but further towards the west, around 15, 16 c.— but further towards the west, around 15, 16 c. so still quite muggy— around 15, 16 c. so still quite wwggw ewt— around 15, 16 c. so still quite muggy out there- _ around 15, 16 c. so still quite muggy out there. first thing on setwttew.— muggy out there. first thing on saturday, those— muggy out there. first thing on saturday, those showers then eenttnwtng — saturday, those showers then eenttnwtng te— saturday, those showers then continuing to push their way newn— continuing to push their way nettn ent— continuing to push their way north and westward. so a eenntttng— north and westward. so a sprinkling perhaps for parts of nettnweet— sprinkling perhaps for parts of northwest england, western wewent.— northwest england, westerni scotland. _ see northwest england, western- scotland. _ see the scotland. and we might see the ett— scotland. and we might see the ett ene— scotland. and we might see the ett ewen— scotland. and we might see the odd one push across southern et— odd one push across southern areas of england— odd one push across southern areas of england as well. eenetettw.— areas of england as well. generally, eastern areas tending areas of england as well. generaldrieristern areas tending areas of england as well. generaidrier andn areas tending areas of england as well. generaidrier and again,t tending areas of england as well. generaidrier and again, we'lling to stay drier and again, we'll elet— to stay drier and again, we'll elet wteew— to stay drier and again, we'll see a of wispy cloud push see a bit of wispy cloud push its see a bit of wispy cloud push tte-tnewgn.— see a bit of wispy cloud push its-through. and- see a bit of wispy cloud push its through. and that its way through. and with that etewe.— its way through. and with that cloud, temperatures perhaps a ttttte—te- cloud, temperatures perhaps ai little _to recent little lower compared to recent eewe— little lower compared to recent eewe-ettt— little lower compared to recent days, - still feeling - little lower compared to recent days, still feeling very days, but still feeling very weew-2a.- days, but still feeling very warm.-24, 25 c. days, but still feeling very. warm.-24, 25 c into warm. highs of 24, 25 c into eetwttew— warm. highs of 24, 25 c into saturday night.— warm. highs of 24, 25 c into saturday night. again, continuing— saturday night. again, continuing to see those showers , continuing to see those showers . eentewtettw— continuing to see those showers , particularly across western areas. so western scotland, nettnweet— areas. so western scotland, northwest england, parts of wennetn— northwest england, parts of northern ireland still seeing a few blistering— northern ireland still seeing a few blistering through as we neee— few blistering through as we need tnte— few blistering through as we head into the— few blistering through as we head into the daytime, though, tneee— head into the daytime, though, those showers— head into the daytime, though, those showers will be turning more widespread. and there is a thunderstorm _in- more widespread. and there is a thunderstorm in force thunderstorm warning in force

for thunderstorm warning in force tet-et— thunderstorm warning in force for-of england- thunderstorm warning in force for of england and wales for parts of england and wales twewgnewt— for parts of england and wales throughout the— for parts of england and wales throughout the day . these throughout the day. these thunderstorms— throughout the day. these thunderstorms going be thunderstorms are going to be hit thunderstorms are going to be ttt-wee— thunderstorms are going to be hit-miss, though- thunderstorms are going to be hit miss, though not hit and miss, though not ewewwnete— hit and miss, though not everywhere _to l hit and miss, though not. everywhere _to see hit and miss, though not- everywhere _to see one. everywhere is going to see one. ewt— everywhere is going to see one. ewt wnere— everywhere is going to see one. ewt wnete wew— everywhere is going to see one. but where you do— everywhere is going to see one. but where you do see them, they are but where you do see them, they ere-te— but where you do see them, they ere-te te— but where you do see them, they are to be potentially are going to be potentially tnngtng— are going to be potentially bringing downpours of bringing heavy downpours of a..— bringing heavy downpours of eetn-ent— bringing heavy downpours of rain,-and even- bringing heavy downpours of rain, and even some rain, hail and even some ttgntntng— rain, hail and even some lightning-well- rain, hail and even some lightning well . this area of lightning as well. this area of tew— lightning as well. this area of tew eeeee— lightning as well. this area of low pressure is— lightning as well. this area of low pressure is staying with us. tnen— low pressure is staying with us. tnen ee— low pressure is staying with us. tnen eeineet— low pressure is staying with us. then as.head into- low pressure is staying with us. then as head into monday and then as we head into monday and tweetew— then as we head into monday and tuesday, thunderstorms tuesday, further thunderstorms and tuesday, further thunderstorms ent—tttetwl and heavy showers are likely twewgnewt— and heavy showers are likely throughout-days- and heavy showers are likely throughout days as well. throughout those days as well. so throughout those days as well. selteee— throughout those days as well. selteee we— throughout those days as well. selteee we te— throughout those days as well. so keep up to date with the so do keep up to date with the teteeeet— so do keep up to date with the forecast because _ so do keep up to date with the forecast because it— so do keep up to date with the forecast because it is quite a enewew— forecast because it is quite a showery picture _ forecast because it is quite a showery picture on the cards. enjoy— showery picture on the cards. ewew—wew- showery picture on the cards. i enjoy _your evening. enjoy the rest of your evening. bye— enjoy the rest of your evening. we twe— enjoy the rest of your evening. we twe .—

getting married in prison. it makes me feel sick. i can't even get myself started thinking about what kind of woman would want to marry that creature. but if i press pause on that thought and instead ask myself, do you think is serial killer should be getting married behind bars