phew what a scorcher. and that's just the politics. _ phew what a scorcher. and that's just the politics. it's— phew what a scorcher. and that's just the politics. it's 8:00- ff and that's just the politics. it's 8:00 on television— just the politics. it's 8:00 on television on— just the politics. it's 8:00 on television on radio and online in the— television on radio and online in the united— television on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the worm.— in the united kingdom and across the world. this— in the united kingdom and across the world. this is— in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight— the world. this is mark dolan tonight coming— the world. this is mark dolan tonight coming up in my big opinion,— tonight coming up in my big opinion, at— tonight coming up in my big opinion, at 9:00.— tonight coming up in my big opinion, at 9:00. my reaction to the— opinion, at 9:00. my reaction to the treatment— opinion, at 9:00. my reaction to the treatment of— opinion, at 9:00. my reaction to the treatment of boris johnson. i won-t— the treatment of boris johnson. i won-t be— the treatment of boris johnson. i won't be pulling— the treatment of boris johnson. i won't be pulling my punches. also— i won't be pulling my punches. also so— i won't be pulling my punches. also so with— i won't be pulling my punches. also so with boris— i won't be pulling my punches. also so with boris signed up by the deny— also so with boris signed up by the hath hatt— also so with boris signed up by the daily mail to— also so with boris signed up by the daily mail to write an expteetve— the daily mail to write an explosive weekly new column, i'll explosive weekly new column, ttt get— explosive weekly new column, i'll get reaction— explosive weekly new column, i'll get reaction from a former hotte— i'll get reaction from a former hehe tep— i'll get reaction from a former hehe teh atte— i'll get reaction from a former boris top aide is— i'll get reaction from a former boris top aide is boris johnson tethe— boris top aide is boris johnson hehg huhtehet— boris top aide is boris johnson being punished for brexit.7 is a ethttet— being punished for brexit.7 is a similar witch— being punished for brexit.7 is a similar witch hunt happening to donate— similar witch hunt happening to donate hump— similar witch hunt happening to donald trump in— similar witch hunt happening to donald trump in america? do these— donald trump in america? do these the— donald trump in america? do those two stories— donald trump in america? do those two stories have parallels 7 those two stories have parallels e nt— those two stories have parallels e ttt he— those two stories have parallels ? i'll be asking— those two stories have parallels ? i'll be asking brexit legend heuetee— ? i'll be asking brexit legend douglas carswell and my mark meets— douglas carswell and my mark heete guest— douglas carswell and my mark meets guest ts— douglas carswell and my mark meets guest is one of the stars

of meets guest is one of the stars oh the— meets guest is one of the stars oh the carry— meets guest is one of the stars oh the carry oh— meets guest is one of the stars of the carry on films and coronation— of the carry on films and coronation street legend comedy eetess— coronation street legend comedy actress amanda— coronation street legend comedy actress amanda barrie. big guests— actress amanda barrie. big guests, big— actress amanda barrie. big guests, big stories and always big ephtehs— guests, big stories and always big ephtehs .— guests, big stories and always the ethhhehs . h— guests, big stories and always big opinions . a cracking friday big opinions. a cracking friday hheht— big opinions. a cracking friday night entertainment lies ahead. thet— night entertainment lies ahead. we, the— night entertainment lies ahead. first, the headlines with rory shhth— first, the headlines with rory shhth .— first, the headlines with rory shhth . — first, the headlines with rory smith . thank— first, the headlines with rory smith . thank you- first, the headlines with rory smith . wig first, the headlines with rory smith . ht smith. thank you very much, mark. a man has been charged with the murders of three people in nottingham. knife attacks . 31 in nottingham. knife attacks. 31 year old osvaldo kalakani, a former student of nottingham university, is accused of killing barnaby webber. grey's o'malley kumar and ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of three counts of attempted murder after three other people were injured when they were hit by a van that morning . he's due to van that morning. he's due to appear at nottingham magistrates court tomorrow . boris johnson is court tomorrow. boris johnson is accused of breaching ministerial rules by taking up a new role as a daily mail columnist.

rules by taking up a new role as a daily mail columnist . the a daily mail columnist. the advisory committee on business appointments claims mr johnson gave them just half an hour's nofice gave them just half an hour's notice as thus, despite the ministerial code requiring those who have left the government in the last two years to apply for advice on taking up new appointments . advice on taking up new appointments. mrjohnson's advice on taking up new appointments. mr johnson's first article is on how a weight loss drug didn't work for him, saying he will only cover politics when he will only cover politics when he absolutely has to. 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 teenager. the crown prosecution service says the 64 year old allegedly committed the crimes during the 1980s. he left the indian pendant office for police conduct in december after it emerged he was being investigated over a historical allegation . a man has been allegation. a man has been arrested after a police officer

was stabbed in kent yesterday evening. the 48 year old man from maidstone is suspected of assaulting the police constable in his 50s in the town. the victim has since been discharged from hospital . the suspect from hospital. the suspect remains in custody . holocaust remains in custody. holocaust survivor and olympic weightlifter sabine helfgott has died at the age of 93. he was born in poland and survived three concentration camps . well, three concentration camps. well, after gaining freedom, he was one of 700 other orphans who were sent to england, where he discovered his talent for weightlifting. he went to the olympics two times as captain of the british weightlifting team. the prime minister has paid tribute describing helfgott as inspirational and a pioneer. tv onune inspirational and a pioneer. tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news nato. back to .

gb news nato. back to. mark it's too hot now, - it's too hot now, isn't it? heteehe te— - it's too hot now, isn't it?| welcome to_tonight - it's too hot now, isn't it?- welcome to_tonight. welcome to mark dolan tonight. the-ve— welcome to mark dolan tonight. the est— welcome to mark dolan tonight. the est-theat— welcome to mark dolan tonight. we've got friday feeling we've got that friday feeling it's we've got that friday feeling ht-s the— we've got that friday feeling ht-s thhe te— we've got that friday feeling it's time to put— we've got that friday feeling it's time to put something cold ent— it's time to put something cold the-h— it's time to put something cold eht-hh-thtee- and bubbly in the fridge and het-s— and bubbly in the fridge and hes hete— and bubbly in the fridge and let's have three— and bubbly in the fridge and let's have three hours to remember. in— let's have three hours to remember. in my big opinion , my remember. in my big opinion, my test— remember. in my big opinion, my thtst-teeetheh— remember. in my big opinion, my first-reaction to— remember. in my big opinion, my first-reaction to the- first on air reaction to the treatment— first on air reaction to the treatment of— first on air reaction to the treatment of boris johnson . i treatment of boris johnson. i went— treatment of boris johnson. i went te— treatment of boris johnson. i won't be pulling— treatment of boris johnson. i won't be pulling my punches and you went— won't be pulling my punches and you went went— won't be pulling my punches and you won't want to— won't be pulling my punches and you won't want to miss it. and as you won't want to miss it. and es-tteets— you won't want to miss it. and as-breaks-boris- you won't want to miss it. and as breaks boris has as news breaks that boris has teeh— as news breaks that boris has teen-ut— as news breaks that boris has teen-ht ty— as news breaks that boris has teen-ht ty the- as news breaks that boris has. been -up by the -mail been signed up by the daily mail to been signed up by the daily mail te-eh— been signed up by the daily mail to-an explosive— been signed up by the daily mail to an explosive weekly new to write an explosive weekly new euehhh— to write an explosive weekly new column,-reaction - to write an explosive weekly new column, reaction from a column, i'll get reaction from a whe— column, i'll get reaction from a man who knows— column, i'll get reaction from a man who knows him better than most— man who knows him better than host—tet— man who knows him better than host—tee thee,- man who knows him better than most—top aide, lord| most, his former top aide, lord tehheh— most, his former top aide, lord tehheh hotteh— most, his former top aide, lord daniel moylan, live in the stutte— daniel moylan, live in the stuthe h— daniel moylan, live in the studio in the— daniel moylan, live in the studio in the big story is boris tethe— studio in the big story is boris being punished— studio in the big story is boris being punished for brexit? i'll being punished for brexit? i'll te esthhe— being punished for brexit? i'll te esthhe the— being punished for brexit? i'll be asking the co— being punished for brexit? i'll be asking the co founder of vote teete— be asking the co founder of vote heave theat— be asking the co founder of vote leave brexit icon— be asking the co founder of vote leave brexit icon douglas catswett— leave brexit icon douglas catswett ,— leave brexit icon douglas carswell , how- leave brexit icon douglas carswell , how my mark meets carswell, how my mark meets euest— carswell, how my mark meets euest ts— carswell, how my mark meets euest hs the— carswell, how my mark meets guest is the star— carswell, how my mark meets guest is the star of the carry on thhhs— guest is the star of the carry on films and— guest is the star of the carry on films and coronation street. heeehtah— on films and coronation street. heeehtah comedy— on films and coronation street. legendary comedy actress amanda tatte— legendary comedy actress amanda tahhe h— legendary comedy actress amanda tahhe hh hy— legendary comedy actress amanda barrie in my take— legendary comedy actress amanda barrie in my take at— legendary comedy actress amanda barrie in my take at ten, it's teeehhhe— barrie in my take at ten, it's becoming painfully clear that

joe becoming painfully clear that he then— becoming painfully clear that joe biden must— becoming painfully clear that joe biden must step down on heat— joe biden must step down on health grounds— joe biden must step down on health grounds in this dangerous watt.— health grounds in this dangerous watt. the— health grounds in this dangerous world. we need— health grounds in this dangerous world. we need a— health grounds in this dangerous world. we need a strong leader in world. we need a strong leader he the— world. we need a strong leader he the whhte— world. we need a strong leader in the white house and someone the— in the white house and someone the actuate— in the white house and someone who actually knows what day of the teet— who actually knows what day of the week ht— who actually knows what day of the week it is. _ who actually knows what day of the week it is. will boris johnson— the week it is. will boris johnson use— the week it is. will boris johnson use his new daily mail setuhh— johnson use his new daily mail eehuhh te— johnson use his new daily mail column to destroy— johnson use his new daily mail column to destroy rishi sunak ? column to destroy rishi sunak? i'll column to destroy rishi sunak? h-hh te— column to destroy rishi sunak? h-hh te asthhe— column to destroy rishi sunak? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker_ i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker ,- i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker , the daily express's newsmaker, the daily express's tehhthes— newsmaker, the daily express's teththes euth— newsmaker, the daily express's teththes eat ,— newsmaker, the daily express's politics guru , david maddox mark politics guru, david maddox mark tetan— politics guru, david maddox mark tehah .— politics guru, david maddox mark tehah . hehheht— politics guru, david maddox mark dolan . tonight is— politics guru, david maddox mark dolan . tonight is the home of dolan. tonight is the home of the— dolan. tonight is the home of the papers— dolan. tonight is the home of the papers with— dolan. tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages— the papers with tomorrow's front taees at— the papers with tomorrow's front taees at hose— the papers with tomorrow's front pages at 1030 sharp with three top pages at 1030 sharp with three tee tuhthts— pages at 1030 sharp with three top pundits who— pages at 1030 sharp with three top pundits who haven't been the— top pundits who haven't been the what— top pundits who haven't been the what te— top pundits who haven't been told what to say— top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who do not thew— told what to say and who do not that the— told what to say and who do not follow the script.— told what to say and who do not follow the script. tonight peter ttwaats— follow the script. tonight peter edwards. ingrid— follow the script. tonight peter edwards. ingrid tarrant and john seteeaht— edwards. ingrid tarrant and john seteeaht .— edwards. ingrid tarrant and john seteeaht . se— edwards. ingrid tarrant and john sergeant . so all— edwards. ingrid tarrant and john sergeant . so all of that to sergeant. so all of that to h— sergeant. so all of that to a vett— sergeant. so all of that to come. a very, very busy three heuts— come. a very, very busy three heuts thus— come. a very, very busy three hours, plus your— come. a very, very busy three hours, plus your emails , mark at hours, plus your emails, mark at gb hours, plus your emails, mark at et news— hours, plus your emails, mark at et news hem.— hours, plus your emails, mark at gb news .com. lots— hours, plus your emails, mark at gb news .com. lots to get thaeueh— gb news .com. lots to get through. let's— gb news .com. lots to get through. let's start with this . through. let's start with this. new— through. let's start with this. now following— through. let's start with this. now following a _ through. let's start with this. now following a investigation by the heuse— now following a investigation by the heuse et— now following a investigation by the house of commons to which i whhh— the house of commons to which i whhh te— the house of commons to which i will be responding— the house of commons to which i will be responding in my 9 pm. big will be responding in my 9 pm. the estate— will be responding in my 9 pm. the estate eh— will be responding in my 9 pm. big opinion on boris johnson has eaten—

big opinion on boris johnson has wahtteh a— big opinion on boris johnson has wahtteh a the— big opinion on boris johnson has written a long and— big opinion on boris johnson has written a long and angry reply, tatehthhe— written a long and angry reply, tatehthhe the— written a long and angry reply, labelling the so—called hthvhheees— labelling the so—called privileges committee a kangaroo seat.— privileges committee a kangaroo eeutt. teth— privileges committee a kangaroo eeutt. teeth ht— privileges committee a kangaroo court. well it seems that he whht— court. well it seems that he will continue— court. well it seems that he will continue to— court. well it seems that he will continue to have his say whth— will continue to have his say whth the— will continue to have his say with the announcement of a brand eehuhh h— with the announcement of a brand new column in the— with the announcement of a brand new column in the daily mail hewstatet— new column in the daily mail hewstatet every— new column in the daily mail newspaper every saturday. here's the advert— newspaper every saturday. here's the advert .— newspaper every saturday. here's the advert . take— newspaper every saturday. here's the advert . take a— newspaper every saturday. here's the advert . take a listen. newspaper every saturday. here's the advert. take a listen. hi, teths— the advert. take a listen. hi, tehts. teats— the advert. take a listen. hi, folks. borisjohnson the advert. take a listen. hi, folks. boris johnson here. i am thththet— folks. boris johnson here. i am ththhtet te— folks. boris johnson here. i am thrilled to be— folks. boris johnson here. i am thrilled to be asked— folks. boris johnson here. i am thrilled to be asked to contribute a column to the daily mail and i can tell you readers of the daily mail, that it is going to be exactly what i think about the world. it is going to be completely unexpurgated stuff . i'm going to be writing whatever i want. i may even have to whatever i want. i may even have te sever— whatever i want. i may even have te tehhthes— whatever i want. i may even have to cover politics from _ i may even have to cover politics from time to time, — to cover politics from time to time, tut— to cover politics from time to time, tut th— to cover politics from time to time, but i'll obviously try to do time, but i'll obviously try to at that— time, but i'll obviously try to at that as— time, but i'll obviously try to do that as little— time, but i'll obviously try to do that as little as possible hess— do that as little as possible hes h— do that as little as possible unless i absolutely have to. tha— unless i absolutely have to. the th— unless i absolutely have to. the the hash— unless i absolutely have to. and i'm much looking- unless i absolutely have to. and i'm much looking forward to making my first contribution to those illustrious pages on saturday. join me in the daily mail on saturday. all right . mail on saturday. all right. that-th— mail on saturday. all right. that-ht te— mail on saturday. all right. that'll do fine— mail on saturday. all right. that'll do fine .— mail on saturday. all right. that'll do fine . he's- m? c lift" cf; all right. that'll do fine . he's not prime that'll do fine. he's not prime tthhhstet— that'll do fine. he's not prime minister anymore. 4:3. h:

minister anymore. you'd think het— minister anymore. you'd think he'd have time to brush his hair. not that i can comment now. borisjohnson hair. not that i can comment now. boris johnson clearly not going away quietly . so will he going away quietly. so will he be a friend or foe to rishi sunak and will the tory party andindeed sunak and will the tory party and indeed the british public ever be able to move on from this? now mythical figure ? let's this? now mythical figure? let's get the views of a man who knows him intimately well . him intimately well. conservative peer and former aide to boris johnson. lord moylan. daniel, welcome to mark dolan tonight. thanks very much, mark. first of all, the new column in the mail newspaper here, it's clearly a money spinner for boris johnson, but what else will he do with it? well, i don't know. you ask the euestheh— well, i don't know. you ask the euestheh whhh— well, i don't know. you ask the question, will he— well, i don't know. you ask the question, will he use- well, i don't know. you ask the question, will he use it- vehicle chit" e you ask the question, will he use it to help or question, will he use it to help ea te— question, will he use it to help ea te hhhtet— question, will he use it to help or to hinder rishi— question, will he use it to help or to hinder rishi sunak? i ten-t— or to hinder rishi sunak? i ten-t thhht— or to hinder rishi sunak? i don't think he's— or to hinder rishi sunak? i don't think he's worked- or to hinder rishi sunak? i don't think he's worked this out yet himself necessarily, but i do think there's an interesting question apart from the column of what boris feels his relationship with the conservative party is now because he would rightly say, i think there are a lot of people in the house of commons who

wouldn't be there, conservative mps who wouldn't there if it mps who wouldn't be there if it wasn't that he was the wasn't for him that he was the person who delivered a majority of whatever 80 seats or of whatever it was, 80 seats or something at the time. they included a the people who included a lot of the people who have against him. but have turned against him. but there are other people in the house commons who been there are other people in the housta commons who been there are other people in the housta long nmons who been there are other people in the housta long time|s who been there are other people in the housta long time who 0 been there are other people in the housta long time who lost been there are other people in the housta long time who lost the teen there a long time who lost the whip over the surrender act when they voted for it , but he gave they voted for it, but he gave them back the whip and they're still there, but they haven't supported him. and the question is, does he feel under any sense of obligation to the conservative party ? and conservative party? and certainly if were him certainly i'd say if i were him , actually feel i owe , i don't actually feel i owe the conservative party a great deal the conservative party a great deal. you know, we'll have to deal. so you know, we'll have to see how he plays this and how things go. but the idea that you read the papers that you have read in the papers that you have these anonymous conservative mps who are advising rishi sunak that, oh, boris is finished, now you can move on and forget about him, i'm sure rishi sunak holac is too intelligent to believe that a moment. that is very, that for a moment. that is very, very bad advice, particularly given the fact that boris johnson has weekly johnson now has this weekly

column he will be lobbying column and he will be lobbying a few grenades in, won't he? i have no idea. i see that his first column about his first column is all about his struggles with the cheese and chonzo struggles with the cheese and chorizo in the middle of the night when he creeps down to help himself from the fridge and what it's done to his waistline and how he's been trying to reduce it. and that is that is a human interest story that i think will speak to many people in the country . and maybe he'll in the country. and maybe he'll he'll give us lots more like that. and we'll talk about politics. it's interesting you say because there is some say that because there is some reluctance in that advert his reluctance in that advert on his part say that he'll be doing part to say that he'll be doing a politics, but occasions a lot of politics, but occasions , will. and when he , finally he will. and when he tees— , finally he will. and when he does, _ decisive - , finally he will. and when he does, _ decisive for. does, it could be decisive for the— does, it could be decisive for the tethe— does, it could be decisive for the prime minister. vehicle the prime minister. well, i thhht— the prime minister. well, i think.could_ the prime minister. well, i think could be it could be think it could be it could be yes, it could be boris , of yes, it could be boris, of course, has boris is a professional journalist and a writer, in fact, of considerable skill. you might think that's a bit strange. i used to think when i first knew boris and i read his columns in the telegraph, i used to think they were a bit facile. thought were all a bit facile. i thought anyone that really.

anyone could write that really. and after a bit i thought, and then after a bit i thought, well, have go . i'll see and then after a bit i thought, wi.l, have go . i'll see and then after a bit i thought, wi could have go . i'll see and then after a bit i thought, wi could write go . i'll see and then after a bit i thought, wi could write something ee and then after a bit i thought, wi could write something like if i could write something like that. impossible to that. it's almost impossible to write well as boris that write as well as boris in that distinctive style . that's one of distinctive style. that's one of the reasons he commands such very high sat diaries. and he did when he was mayor of london, when he was working for the daily telegraph. and this, of course, actually other course, does actually make other journalists really furious with jealousy. to remember journalists really furious with jealoiwell to remember journalists really furious with jealoiwell of to remember journalists really furious with jealoiwell of courseo remember journalists really furious with jealoiwell of course not. iember that. well of course not. you particularly, you it's particularly, i'm sure you it's not you rise above not my nature. you rise above that it's your that. it's not in your character. but. but. but a lot of them, of course, are actually quite jealous fact that quite jealous of the fact that bofis quite jealous of the fact that boris good and he can boris is so good and he can command high salaries. command these high salaries. so when boris speaks for what people are thinking , he can do people are thinking, he can do so with great effectiveness and land huge punches at. and we'll have to see what areas he gets into and how political he wants to be at the moment, it's quite clear that he wants this column to be he wants in this column to be able to cover a wide range of things. he doesn't want to be seen as just constantly

returning the past or getting returning to the past or getting back and it's back into westminster. and it's a column for the people and for people of all sorts, not just those who are fascinated by politics and the westminster bubble. do we know what kind of fee bubble. do we know what kind of teelhheht— bubble. do we know what kind of fee.might.able_ bubble. do we know what kind of fee.might.able to- do we know what kind of fee might able to command fee he might be able to command 7 fee he might be able to command e-te— fee he might be able to command e-te te— fee he might be able to command e-te te h— fee he might be able to command e-te he he the— fee he might be able to command ?-to be in the region- ? it's got to be in the region of ? it's got to be in the region et at— ? it's got to be in the region of £1 million— ? it's got to be in the region of £1 million a— ? it's got to be in the region of £1 million a year, hasn't it? i of £1 million a year, hasn't it? t have— of £1 million a year, hasn't it? t have he— of £1 million a year, hasn't it? i have no idea.— of £1 million a year, hasn't it? i have no idea. alleged- of £1 million a year, hasn't it? i have no idea. alleged hinckley when mayor of and when he was mayor of london and i know for a fact i don't know this for a fact ehhen i don't know this for a fact either. being paid a either. he was being paid a quarter £1 a year for quarter of £1 million a year for the in the telegraph. so the column in the telegraph. so i with inflation i imagine with inflation and 1 or other things and the or 2 other things and the addition degree of note or addition of a degree of note or even further notoriety, may even further notoriety, it may be figure. daniel be a higher figure. daniel moylan,-boris. be a higher figure. daniel- moylan, -boris johnson moylan, you know, boris johnson wett— moylan, you know, boris johnson wet-het— moylan, you know, boris johnson teeth-tee he— moylan, you know, boris johnson well,-how he ticks. - well, you know how he ticks. ttthhatett— ultimately, he's a good guy, a et— ultimately, he's a good guy, a man of conviction— ultimately, he's a good guy, a man of conviction . does he wish ultimately, he's a good guy, a meontf conviction . does he wish ultimately, he's a good guy, a meon rishiviction . does he wish ultimately, he's a good guy, a meon rishi sunak? does he wish ultimately, he's a good guy, a meon rishi sunak? i)oes he wish ultimately, he's a good guy, a meon rishi sunak? i thinke wish ultimately, he's a good guy, a meon rishi sunak? i think atvish ill on rishi sunak? i think at the— ill on rishi sunak? i think at the mement— ill on rishi sunak? i think at the moment boris is probably teehhhe— the moment boris is probably teethhe euhte— the moment boris is probably feeling quite sore and quite aheh— feeling quite sore and quite aheh ahe— feeling quite sore and quite aheh aht het— feeling quite sore and quite angry and not just at rishi sheat— angry and not just at rishi suhat .— angry and not just at rishi suhat , tut— angry and not just at rishi sunak , but a— angry and not just at rishi sunak , but a lot of people that sunak, but a lot of people that he teehs— sunak, but a lot of people that he feels should— sunak, but a lot of people that he feels should recognise the tast— he feels should recognise the taet that— he feels should recognise the fact that should— he feels should recognise the fact that should recognise the tast— fact that should recognise the taet that— fact that should recognise the fact that he's— fact that should recognise the fact that he's done so much for them. — fact that he's done so much for them. the— fact that he's done so much for them. the h— fact that he's done so much for them. and i would- fact that he's done so much for them. ' h: : g fact that he's done so much for them. h: : g fact that he's done so much for them. d them. and i would guess he is feeling a fairly sore and angry.

perhaps he feels the way i'mynot perhaps he feels the way i'm not going— perhaps he feels the way i'm not eehhe te— perhaps he feels the way i'm not eehhe te shew— perhaps he feels the way i'm not going to show that— perhaps he feels the way i'm not going to show that on the surface, no.— going to show that on the surface, no. _ going to show that on the surface, no. perhaps that's he feels the way that margaret thatcher when she was thatcher felt when she was defenestrated in 1990, possibly she came across as being quite bitter in some way. well, she delivered 3—3 unprecedent election victories , three land election victories, three land landslides, chucked out by disloyal tory mps. it's got a familiar echo— disloyal tory mps. it's got a familiar echo to— disloyal tory mps. it's got a familiar echo to it. - familiar echo to it. understandably. i don't think bofisis understandably. i don't think boris is going to let himself come across as being bitter . boris is going to let himself come across as being bitter. but he is a man . you know, people he is a man. you know, people have often said to me what? what is boris's plan for his life? where's he taking his career? what's he going to do next? and the truth is, he doesn't really work that way. boris is somebody who believes that opportunities come way in life and you come your way in life and you should seize them if you get the chance. should seize them if you get the chance . and sometimes they don't chance. and sometimes they don't come your way and then you don't seize but if you if they seize them. but if you if they come your way , something come your way, something happens. you can seize your chance. is his stint in number

ten unfinished business ? i think ten unfinished business? i think i'd put it a different— ten unfinished business? i think i'd put it a different way. - ten unfinished business? i think i'd put it a different way. i- i'd put it a different way. i thhht— i'd put it a different way. i think boris— i'd put it a different way. i think boris is— i'd put it a different way. i think boris is a— i'd put it a different way. i think boris is a fascinating phenomenon in british politics of our day because he has what i call and he's the only person to have what i call latent power . have what i call latent power. so i compare him to the boulder sitting on a cliff above your house, a big lump, a big boulder , and it never has to move kyiv and maybe it never does move on, but you're still looking up at it the whole time, wondering what it's going to do next. so bofis what it's going to do next. so boris doesn't have to do anything in order to be the centre of attention. people are always looking at boris, always wondering what's he going to do next. often he doesn't know and he doesn't to do things to he doesn't have to do things to make is the make this happen. he is the centre of attention now with every possible respect to rishi sunak who may turn out to be the greatest prime minister this country has ever seen. with all due respect him , he doesn't due respect to him, he doesn't have anything that. have anything like that. he doesn't have any that

doesn't have any of that that quality where people are constantly watching him, wondering do wondering what he's going to do next on without any next and so on without any effort his part. no other effort on his part. no other politician does keir starmer doesn't . and but boris has. so doesn't. and but boris has. so you in the press, we, the public will continue to be fascinated by this man because of this latent power. we will always be watching him and wondering what is he going to do? but is it heahthy— is he going to do? but is it heahthy tet— is he going to do? but is it healthy for our— 91:th 0:37 but is it healthy for our politics? and gt:h g h:t:7 but is it healthy for our politics? and is it healthy for our politics? and is ht heahthy— healthy for our politics? and is ht heahthy tet— healthy for our politics? and is it healthy for the— healthy for our politics? and is it healthy for the country that we are so preoccupied with? teats—thee- boris johnson well, there are hets—ae- boris johnson well, there are hets—ate hetl lots of things that are not heahtht— lots of things that are not heatthy tet— lots of things that are not healthy for our- lots of things that are not healthy for our politics at the heheht — healthy for our politics at the moment. one— healthy for our politics at the moment. one of— healthy for our politics at the moment. g moment. one of them might be fascination with boris johnson, but in but i'd put that pretty low in the the rankings. there is the in the rankings. there is a serious question about four conservative party members about why it is that the person they chose to become prime minister isn't prime minister twice. how that was done by conservative mps was how we got to this position. perhaps because he limped from one self—inflicted crisis to another and i'm the first because he ran a chaotic

regime at number 10, didn't he? i'd be the first to say that bofis i'd be the first to say that boris may made mistakes, but i do think , though, is that there do think, though, is that there was an element of unforgiveness towards him, which was absolute unprecedented and the tone of vindictiveness in the privileges committee report and the fact that they're so up their own, whatever about how important they are , i think does nothing they are, i think does nothing to add persuade , passiveness or to add persuade, passiveness or force to their report. in fact, i think it puts a lot of people off. so you do you do things wrong, you make mistakes. that's understood . and i don't believe understood. and i don't believe bofis understood. and i don't believe boris deliberately lied to the house of commons. that's my own judgement. they say he must have done because they can't say he did because they don't know what was going on in. and we know that this would this verdict would never stand in a court would never stand up in a court of law. it's a very interesting tehht— of law. it's a very interesting tehht yet— of law. it's a very interesting point you make. _ it's a very interesting point you make. “htrht; it's a very interesting point you make. “6111 t point you make. there, because they say on the one hand, they're not a court of law. and

if you call them judge, jury and prosecutor , they say that's prosecutor, they say that's inappropriate because we're not a court of law . but if they're a court of law. but if they're not a court of law, which i'm willing to accept, then what are they? are a political body they? they are a political body . and you can't criticise . and if you can't criticise a political body and made up of elected politicians, then we're not living in a properly free country . so i think they are country. so i think they are very in a very odd place . the very in a very odd place. the harriet harman committee and i don't think they carry a lot of as much conviction as the left would like them to. of course, the left wing newspapers treat them as if they'd given, you know, this is tablets of know, this is all tablets of stone and it's all been established by brenda hale and the supreme court or something, essentially , it's a political essentially, it's a political body making a political judgement. now, daniel, finally, tetete— judgement. now, daniel, finally, tetete yet— judgement. now, daniel, finally, before you zoom— judgement. now, daniel, finally, before you zoom off— judgement. now, daniel, finally, before you zoom off to- 3g now, daniel, finally, before you zoom off to the heaest— before you zoom off to the nearest beer— before you zoom off to the nearest beer garden, is it conceivable— nearest beer garden, is it conceivable that boris johnson sette— conceivable that boris johnson eeuht heave— conceivable that boris johnson could leave the— conceivable that boris johnson could leave the conservative party— could leave the conservative party e — could leave the conservative htattye teeth— could leave the conservative party 7 well, i'm- could leave the conservative party ? g party? well, i'm everything is possible. i don't know. i've no

intention of what he's doing . intention of what he's doing. but i say it's a really interesting question at the moment. never say never, i suppose. how it's a really interesting question. how boris sees with the sees his relationship with the conservative party, given that if i were him, i'd be feeling well. i've done a lot for you. and what have you ever done for me? lord daniel moylan, thank you for joining me? lord daniel moylan, thank you forjoining us. you so much forjoining us. what a brilliant conversation. hhaht— what a brilliant conversation. thank-teta- what a brilliant conversation. thank-your time. - what a brilliant conversation. thank your time. now thank you for your time. now whth— thank you for your time. now whth es— thank you for your time. now with news that— thank you for your time. now with news that up a of with news that up to a third of tees— with news that up to a third of boozers_ down - with news that up to a third of boozers down next boozers could close down next teat— boozers could close down next yea, eehhe— boozers could close down next year, we're going to be starting our—save britain'sl our campaign to save britain's huts— our campaign to save britain's tuts ateheshte— our campaign to save britain's pubs alongside one of the eeuhth-s— pubs alongside one of the country's leading drinks. experts— country's leading drinks. experts andrew morgan. plus with the test— experts andrew morgan. plus with the rock bottom _ experts andrew morgan. plus with the rock bottom detection rates have— the rock bottom detection rates have thett— the rock bottom detection rates have theft and— the rock bottom detection rates have theft and burglary effectively _ have theft and burglary effectively been decriminalised ? effectively been decriminalised e wett— effectively been decriminalised e the-ht eet— effectively been decriminalised e the-ht eet the— effectively been decriminalised ? we'll get the views of a top eet. — ? we'll get the views of a top eet. thus— ? we'll get the views of a top eet. thus evhh— ? we'll get the views of a top cop. plus evil murderer levi tehhthett— cop. plus evil murderer levi bellfield gets— cop. plus evil murderer levi bellfield gets married in prison . teheehe— bellfield gets married in prison . heteehe te— bellfield gets married in prison . welcome to the— bellfield gets married in prison . welcome to the clown world. what— . welcome to the clown world. that the — . welcome to the clown world. what the hell— . welcome to the clown world. what the hell is— . welcome to the clown world. what the hell is going on? we'll be what the hell is going on? we'll te heathe— what the hell is going on? we'll be hearing from _ what the hell is going on? we'll be hearing from a— what the hell is going on? we'll be hearing from a former top cop the-s— be hearing from a former top cop whe-s het— be hearing from a former top cop whe-s het hatte— be hearing from a former top cop who's not happy. see you .

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radio . now folks are worrying radio. now folks are worrying developments with debts built up dunng developments with debts built up during the pandemic and added costs due to soaring inflation. and 1 in 3 of britain's pubs could close next year. so how do you save this great and essential national institution? let's talk to drinks expert and pubs champion andrew morgan , pubs champion andrew morgan, star of the brilliant ideal world home shopping tv channel. andrew, how worried should we be? well, i think we can all aetee— be? well, i think we can all aetee that— be? well, i think we can all agree that we— ::tht;7 well, i think we can all agree that we don't want to lose huts. — agree that we don't want to lose puts. the-ve— agree that we don't want to lose pubs. we've lost— agree that we don't want to lose pubs. we've lost a— agree that we don't want to lose pubs. we've lost a lot- agree that we don't want to lose pubs. we've lost a lot already. you know, pre—pandemic there was already slide kind of already a slide into kind of pubs disappearing and pubs just disappearing and i think, you know, the price of beer was always something that's been measured as a general been measured just as a general view of how things and view of how things were. and i remember the, the £4 was remember the, the £4 pint was like, £4 pint. like, oh my god, the £4 pint. now you're looking you now you're looking at £657. you know , there are a lot more know, there are a lot more reasons that pubs have to be better and i think we've lost a lot of pubs that maybe we didn't

need.i lot of pubs that maybe we didn't need. i think again, going going back think there are back in time, i think there are a managed pubs that a lot of managed pubs that didn't spark, know, didn't really spark, you know, and they and when and they should. and when a british perfect, like and they should. and when a britisithe perfect, like and they should. and when a britisithe reasonrfect, like and they should. and when a britisithe reason people (e and they should. and when a britisithe reason people come when the reason people come to this country want to have this country and want to have a pint in a, in a lovely glass with, with a wood panelling and all ambience that there , all the ambience that is there, i going to say queuing i mean i'm going to say queuing at ban i mean i'm going to say queuing at bar, maybe, not at the bar, maybe, maybe not quite much. and i think quite so much. and i think there's etiquette there there's a whole etiquette there that quite that i still don't quite understand. never get served. that i still don't quite understto d. never get served. that i still don't quite understto d. ibe er get served. that i still don't quite understto d. ibe invisible.ved. that i still don't quite understto d. ibe invisible. but i seem to just be invisible. but overall, think we need to overall, i think we need to realise that they are in trouble , that we need to think about, i think, how we how we think of our money, you know, so, so if we are for, for those that are commuting and only going in tuesday, wednesday, thursdays , tuesday, wednesday, thursdays, you money you're saving you know the money you're saving on friday from on a monday and a friday from your your coffee your sandwich and your coffee and whatever, just book a pub at 6:00 friday night, bookend 6:00 on a friday night, bookend your down there . your weekend, go down there. friends, strangers. just just go and support , you know, a venue and support, you know, a venue that's near to you, that you that's near to you, that you that you love and can and can fall in love with. definitely. the— fall in love with. definitely. the et— fall in love with. definitely. and of course,— fall in love with. definitely. and of course, you- :�* definitely. and of course, you can go to

teste— and of course, you can go to hesee et— and of course, you can go to tesco or sainsbury's and you can get tesco or sainsbury's and you can eet ahs— tesco or sainsbury's and you can eet et— tesco or sainsbury's and you can get cans of kronenbourg like a whete— get cans of kronenbourg like a whete that— get cans of kronenbourg like a whole pint can— get cans of kronenbourg like a whole pint can for— get cans of kronenbourg like a whole pint can for about a quid. so whole pint can for about a quid. se a— whole pint can for about a quid. se a ttaetheh— whole pint can for about a quid. so a fraction of— whole pint can for about a quid. so a fraction of the— whole pint can for about a quid. so a fraction of the cost of what— so a fraction of the cost of that yet— so a fraction of the cost of that yet eet— so a fraction of the cost of what you get when you go down the hut.— what you get when you go down the hut. tut— what you get when you go down the hut. tut as— what you get when you go down the pub. but as a— what you get when you go down the pub. but as a special occasion, nothing beats to occasion, nothing beats going to tea—tel your local boozer. you get to meet— your local boozer. you get to meet neighbours, make meet your neighbours, make some tthehts— meet your neighbours, make some heats-seme— meet your neighbours, make some friends,-some great- friends, listen to some great he— friends, listen to some greati hhve—sehe friends, listen to some great- hhve—sehe teet live music, maybe have some food as wet— live music, maybe have some food as wet .— live music, maybe have some food as wet . ht-s— live music, maybe have some food as wet . ht-s veh— live music, maybe have some food as well . it's very communal, so as well. it's very communal, so i as well. it's very communal, so h-ht-s— as well. it's very communal, so h-ht-s a— as well. it's very communal, so h-ht-s a eteat— as well. it's very communal, so i-it's a great thing.- as well. it's very communal, so i it's a great thing. and i think it's a great thing. and the —a— i think it's a great thing. and i'm _a landlord. i i think it's a great thing. and i'm a landlord. so i'm the son of a landlord. so thhs— i'm the son of a landlord. so thhs thhs— i'm the son of a landlord. so this this runs— i'm the son of a landlord. so this this runs very deep for me - my— this this runs very deep for me . thy-aah— this this runs very deep for me . thy-aah a— this this runs very deep for me thy-aah a pub_ this this runs very deep for me .my-ran a pub in- this this runs very deep for me . my ran a pub in camden for . my dad ran a pub in camden for tea— . my dad ran a pub in camden for tea teeates— . my dad ran a pub in camden for four decades with— . my dad ran a pub in camden for four decades with my mum, so you thew,— four decades with my mum, so you teeth-veh— four decades with my mum, so you teeth-very ht-s— four decades with my mum, so you know,-very it's very- know, it's very, very it's very hhtettaht— know, it's very, very it's very important that— know, it's very, very it's very important that we our pubs. important that we save our pubs. the— important that we save our pubs. the-ts— important that we save our pubs. the-ts that— important that we save our pubs. and-is that when- and the issue is that when they-te—teh-tl and the issue is that when. they're—don't come they're gone, they don't come tact.— they're gone, they don't come taet. these— they're gone, they don't come back. those buildings get tetutteset— back. those buildings get tetutteset :— back. those buildings get repurposed , don't they? yeah, repurposed, don't they? yeah, atsehutehy. — repurposed, don't they? yeah, atsehutehy. h— repurposed, don't they? yeah, absolutely. " repurposed, don't they? yeah, absolutely. :�* “611i; absolutely. i mean, there's planning stop planning consent to try and stop that but it's that from happening, but it's inevitable. if you're i inevitable. i mean, if you're i think it comes down to community, i think we definitely came place where your came from a place where your village pub was where the community to. we've had community went to. and we've had certainly years certainly the last few years with with lockdown, with with with lockdown, you know, been closed, know, the pubs have been closed, they've been almost presented as places danger, you know, that places of danger, you know, that we that we should feel uncertain about really and you

about socialising really and you know coming here tonight, walking through on walking through london on a friday seeing the seas of friday and seeing the seas of people just drinking and enjoying themselves. and i think, know, today's think, you know, in today's world, really about how world, it's not really about how how drunk you're going to get. you so many great you know, there's so many great alcohol options it's alcohol free options that it's just that just remembering that sociability and, sociability is important. and, you during lockdown, you know, even during lockdown, people were buying their booze from from newsagents and shops and drinking them on park benches because they wanted it was great to see that people wanted to be with each other and they would find a way to do it. i think if we look at what the pub good led pub, a pub is, a good wet led pub, a good scampi, some crisps good scampi, fries, some crisps , opening , you know that communal opening of , everything that that of bags, everything that that again quite take for granted. again we quite take for granted. but you know we don't want the pub to go the way of woolworths and debenhams of those and debenhams and all of those british that british institutions that actually you know, maybe could have but the pub have been saved. but the pub needs to be given more of a just, just more for everyone to go and use it, you know, use it or lose it. it really feels like that. well, i know that so many

of my viewers and listeners are great loyalists their own pub of my viewers and listeners are greatheyalists their own pub of my viewers and listeners are greathey understandir own pub of my viewers and listeners are greathey understand the vn pub and they understand the importance of it. we actually test— importance of it. we actually test-stews- importance of it. we actually host-shows in- importance of it. we actually host-shows in pubs. importance of it. we actuallyi host-shows in pubs on host a lot of shows in pubs on gb host a lot of shows in pubs on st hets— host a lot of shows in pubs on gb news because— host a lot of shows in pubs on gb news because we think it's the—eehheet- gb news because we think it's the—connect with. gb news because we think it's the—connect with a the best way to connect with a eehhuhhtt. — the best way to connect with a community. -done- the best way to connect with a community. done it. lee community. nigel's done it. lee thtetseh—hew- community. nigel's done it. leei anderson—new show anderson is starting a new show heat— anderson is starting a new show heat-shoe.— anderson is starting a new show heat-stoo- th- anderson is starting a new show next 8:00. i'm going next week at 8:00. i'm going tast— next week at 8:00. i'm going tact-aha:- next week at 8:00. i'm going back-and, and- next week at 8:00. i'm going back and, and that, back to 9 to 11 and, and that, that— back to 9 to 11 and, and that, that brilliant— back to 9 to 11 and, and that, that brilliant show will be will be that brilliant show will be will te at— that brilliant show will be will be at various— that brilliant show will be will be at various public houses and it's be at various public houses and ht-s tatt— be at various public houses and ht-s tat et— be at various public houses and ht-s tat et the— be at various public houses and it's part of the infrastructure of it's part of the infrastructure et ea— it's part of the infrastructure of our society— it's part of the infrastructure of our society .— it's part of the infrastructure of our society . it's our of our society. it's our hhsteh.— of our society. it's our history. the- of our society. it's our history. the thing is, it's what happened:— history. the thing is, it's what happened, particularly during the tahtehhe— happened, particularly during the pandemic the awful the pandemic and the awful treatment— the pandemic and the awful treatment of— the pandemic and the awful treatment of both restaurateurs and treatment of both restaurateurs aht pub_ treatment of both restaurateurs and pub landlords. given the tast— and pub landlords. given the taet that— and pub landlords. given the taet that yet — and pub landlords. given the fact that you had these bizarre mesh— fact that you had these bizarre tutes the— fact that you had these bizarre rules, the was— fact that you had these bizarre rules, the was it— fact that you had these bizarre rules, the was it the 10:00 euttette — rules, the was it the 10:00 curfew? oh,— rules, the was it the 10:00 curfew? oh, there- rules, the was it the 10:00 curfew? o" ht ntht rules, the was it the 10:00- curfew? oh, there was there was the scotch egg, wasn't there? there was substantial meal. then you've the of people, you've got the number of people, you've got the number of people, you've got the pre—booking. i mean, everything, hospitality, you've got the pre—booking. i mean, eve coming hospitality, you've got the pre—booking. i mean, eve coming hospithe y, you know, coming from the hospitality industry, really hospitality industry, it really got . i think, you got kicked around. i think, you know, especially the late night venues especially. but your general that general pub, i mean that that whole indoor outdoor, whole issue of indoor outdoor, you not taking away you know, i'm not taking away from risk and from mitigating risk and everything, but the cost to not just the businesses that have

had deferred rates and rents and now they're going to have to pay them. right. and if you've got deep pockets, you can see it through and we can see, you know, places like wetherspoons that bigger and that are getting bigger and bigger volume bigger and bigger and volume is so you've got so important. if you've got a venue and you get of venue and you can get a lot of people through prices can come down. they sell down. that's why they can sell their cheaply because their beers so cheaply because they've going they've got so many people going through them. smaller pubs, through them. the smaller pubs, the haven't got the ones that that haven't got that that ability to that, that that ability to do that, those that actually those are the ones that actually you £0.50 a pound a pint you may pay £0.50 a pound a pint more for. look at what more for. but look at what you're look the you're getting, look at the again, you're again, the people that you're supporting, the people that are running you know, running the pubs, the you know, the are brewing, the the people that are brewing, the been the people that are brewing, the beer, everything. it is it beer, the everything. it is it would be we all rather would be we would all rather really regret seeing pubs closed more than they need to. definitely and i love wetherspoons- ht�* " atlas and i love wetherspoons and i jht�* " atlas and i love wetherspoons and i think jt " atlas and i love wetherspoons and i think the definitely and i love— wetherspoons and i think the pub ehahhs— wetherspoons and i think the pub ehahhs te— wetherspoons and i think the pub ehahhs te a— wetherspoons and i think the pub chains do a great— wetherspoons and i think the pub chains do a great job and i athhte— chains do a great job and i athhte thh— chains do a great job and i admire tim martin actually admire tim martin and actually he wette— admire tim martin and actually he would argue— admire tim martin and actually he would argue that he wants the shatt— he would argue that he wants the sheath huts— he would argue that he wants the sheath huts te— he would argue that he wants the small pubs to survive and thrive as wet — small pubs to survive and thrive as wet hes— small pubs to survive and thrive as well. he's always been very tat— as well. he's always been very taht h— as well. he's always been very taht he that— as well. he's always been very fair in that way. _ as well. he's always been very fair in that way. he completely aeees— fair in that way. he completely aeees ht-s— fair in that way. he completely agrees. it's not— fair in that way. he completely agrees. it's not like starbucks thhhe— agrees. it's not like starbucks thhhe te— agrees. it's not like starbucks trying to destroy— agrees. it's not like starbucks trying to destroy the opposition. - trying to destroy the opposition. actually trying to destroy the

opposition.-actually he opposition. and actually he he has— opposition. and actually he he has tehhtet— opposition. and actually he he has pointed to— opposition. and actually he he has pointed to that has pointed to data that sueeests— has pointed to data that suggests when has pointed to data that- suggests .when .opens suggests that when he opens a wethetsteehs— suggests that when he opens a wetherspoons town , it wetherspoons in a town, it teests— wetherspoons in a town, it boosts footfall_ wetherspoons in a town, it boosts footfall for the other huts— boosts footfall for the other huts as— boosts footfall for the other pets as wet— boosts footfall for the other pubs as well because it just tthhes— pubs as well because it just hates me— pubs as well because it just brings more people the area. brings more people to the area. tut—these— but yet lots of these businesses. - but yet lots of these businesses. you mentioned that tetehet— businesses. you mentioned that deferred rates,— businesses. you mentioned that deferred rates, the _ businesses. you mentioned that deferred rates, the bounce back teahs— deferred rates, the bounce back tea these— deferred rates, the bounce back loans, these businesses are earthe— loans, these businesses are eamyhhe a— loans, these businesses are eamyhhe a tet— loans, these businesses are carrying, a lot of debt. can the eevemmeht— carrying, a lot of debt. can the government do— carrying, a lot of debt. can the government do more to help our huts— government do more to help our huts e — government do more to help our tutse the-ve— government do more to help our pubs ? we've certainly- government do more to help our pubs ? t gt: pubs? we've certainly got new taxes coming in in august with with a draft reduction. so pubs are for the first time going to get a reduced amount of duty versus or, or is that on draft been versus or, or is that on draft beer, on draft beer and nothing beats a draft pint. i mean you can't the iconic british pint where you're you're pulling that hand pump and you're pouring by gravity from a cellar. you're getting me going now. you can't. i know. it's you know, i know. it's just, you know, it's exciting and there's nothing home can nothing at home that can can replicate there replicate that. i think there are you say, well, are many. you can say, well, it's same liquid in the it's the same same liquid in the same the the in the same beer in the in the in the bottle it is in the it's not, bottle as it is in the it's not, you know, because there's all those things that that in those things that that aren't in the that make that the glass that make that experience so much more worthwhile. you

worthwhile. i could give you a glass champagne or glass of vintage champagne or put in middle well, put you in the middle of a well, not now, but in the not not right now, but in the middle roundabout serving middle of a roundabout serving a plastic cup. and you'd be there going, you know, this, going, oh, you know, this, this, this all well, this and this this is all well, this and this problem at home, problem with drinking at home, you sort of you know, is i could sort of crack cold budweiser. crack open a cold budweiser. i've got mrs. dolan at i've got mrs. dolan yelling at me— i've got mrs. dolan yelling at me ateut— i've got mrs. dolan yelling at me about-the- i've got mrs. dolan yelling at- me about-the dishwasher me about emptying the dishwasher and me about emptying the dishwasher amt—sheetet- and sorting out a crooked shelf or and sorting out a crooked shelf et—that-s- and sorting out a crooked shelf et—that-s thel and sorting out a crooked shelf or.great-that's the. and sorting out a crooked shelf or great thing that's the and sorting out a crooked shelf or great thing abouts the and sorting out a crooked shelf or great thing about thee and sorting out a crooked shelf or great thing about the pub. other great thing about the pub. it's other great thing about the pub. ht-s ah— other great thing about the pub. ht-s ah eseaet— other great thing about the pub. it's an escape. it— other great thing about the pub. it's an escape. it is. it's somewhere to- it's an escape. it is. it's somewhere to 4th. it's an escape. it is. it's- somewhere to .you have to somewhere to go. you have to heave— somewhere to go. you have to leave i think leave the house. i think there's, you know, there's endless conversations with, with my and people the my friends and people in the industry fact that industry about the fact that staying at home is the staying at home is not the answer for everything. it's lovely to have some a bit of a balance and again, go back five years and the idea having years and the idea of having flexible have been flexible working would have been completely like completely ridiculous. like you'd have been you'd have been told we've got we've told no. but now we've got we've got to choose . and i got an ability to choose. and i think, you know, my wife has got a job. got the choice a new job. she's got the choice to much she wants to commute to how much she wants to commute into town. she's looking at three, days a week because three, four days a week because she to experience the she wants to experience the unknown, sense what unknown, the sense of what might happen, you know, and when you're front a you're sitting in front of a computer a room, there's computer in a room, there's nothing you

nothing going to change. you want the people have want to meet the people have that you that watercooler moment. you want the pub, you want to go down the pub, you want to go down the pub, you want somebody, you want to talk to somebody, you want to talk to somebody, you want let them roll the want to let let them roll the dice and let life happen. and the pub you know who hasn't got great the and not great stories of the pub and not all these stories of regret, but, meeting people all these stories of regret, but, having meeting people all these stories of regret, but, having that,ieeting people all these stories of regret, but, having that, that,g people all these stories of regret, but, having that, that,g petreal and having that, that, that real sort of charm and, and, and we're at it. know, we're very good at it. you know, i british are great i think the british are great drinkers pubs. well, drinkers in pubs. well, we tethhhtett— drinkers in pubs. well, we definitely-it's- drinkers in pubs. well, we definitely-it's not| definitely are. and it's not eat— definitely are. and it's not eat ateut— definitely are. and it's not only about-youl definitely are. and it's not. only about-you say. only about booze, as you say. the— only about booze, as you say. i've-occasional- only about booze, as you say. i've occasional ritual i've got an occasional ritual whth— i've got an occasional ritual whth mt— i've got an occasional ritual with my youngest son, which is we with my youngest son, which is e—a tutt- with my youngest son, which is we_a full englishi with my youngest son, which is. we_a full english at we go and have a full engliin at our we go and have a full english at our-wetherspoons- we go and have a full english at our wetherspoons on a our local wetherspoons on a satmtat— our local wetherspoons on a saturday-great- saturday morning. great etethehee— saturday morning. great experience, and saturday morning. great ex|a rience, and saturday morning. great ex|a rience,|of and saturday morning. great ex|a rience,|of-old, and saturday morning. great ex|a rience, of old, the and saturday morning. great ex|a rience, of old, the old as a couple of the old, the old tats— as a couple of the old, the old tats whe— as a couple of the old, the old lads who have— as a couple of the old, the old lads who have a— as a couple of the old, the old lads who have a few pints but then— lads who have a few pints but thehlmest— lads who have a few pints but then-most people- lads who have a few pints but then most people are just then as most people are just hate— then as most people are just havhhe—thet- then as most people are just having—diet coke| having coffee and diet coke and that-s— having coffee and diet coke and that-s-mates— having coffee and diet coke and that's makes world that's what makes the world go tethe— that's what makes the world go teuhtlhhsteh— that's what makes the world go roundilisten,-me- that's what makes the world go round i listen, - me a - that's what makes the world go round listen, me a quick round. listen, give me a quick wett— round. listen, give me a quick heat-the— round. listen, give me a quick word-the ideal— round. listen, give me a quick word the ideal world home word on the ideal world home shetthhe— word on the ideal world home. shetthhe—whete shopping channel. that's where you—indeed] shopping channel. that's where. yet—maest- se you work now. yeah, indeed. so it's channels are massive, it's these channels are massive, aren't they? they're fantastic. i mean, it's a great hybrid between into a store and between going into a store and getting a professional demonstrating what something does. demonstrating what something does . so. you've got an hour does. so. so you've got an hour long that are going to long programs that are going to have either one or a variety of products there. get products on there. and we get the as a food

the chance. and as a as a food and drink expert, you know, i'm there selling boxes of wine or coffee and get coffee machines or and i get to actually, the actually, you know, open the bottles talk about it and, actually, you know, open the bott know, talk about it and, actually, you know, open the bott know, make about it and, actually, you know, open the bott know, make a)out it and, actually, you know, open the bottknow, make a cup it and, actually, you know, open the bottknow, make a cup ofand, actually, you know, open the bott know, make a cup of coffee you know, make a cup of coffee and show people how amazing these things are . and then now these things are. and then now it's not like picking up the phone. just go online and phone. you just go online and put and generally put your order in. and generally it's shipping and clear pay it's free shipping and clear pay payments and all sort payments and all the sort of things make it so you can things to make it so you can really have confidence to buy in things to make it so you can reway have confidence to buy in things to make it so you can reway thatt confidence to buy in things to make it so you can reway that i:onfidence to buy in things to make it so you can reway that i don'tance to buy in things to make it so you can reway that i don't thinko buy in things to make it so you can reway that i don't think most in things to make it so you can reway that i don't think most of a way that i don't think most of those average internet stores, you very you know, they're very convenient, but they're not really very interesting. it's a it's really it's an amazing, it's a really it's an amazing, fun place to be working. i'm going to give the ideal- going to give the ideal world heme— going to give the ideal world heme shetthhe— going to give the ideal world home shopping tv channel. i'm going— home shopping tv channel. i'm eehhe te— home shopping tv channel. i'm eehhe te ete— home shopping tv channel. i'm eehhe te give ht— home shopping tv channel. i'm eehhe te give ht a— home shopping tv channel. i'm going to give it a go. please te— going to give it a go. please the. hut— going to give it a go. please the. hut hm— going to give it a go. please do. but i'm going to have one tute— do. but i'm going to have one the-het— do. but i'm going to have one mtelhet eehhe— do. but i'm going to have one rule.-not going to- do. but i'm going to have one rule. not going to watch it rule. i'm not going to watch it theh— rule. i'm not going to watch it when the— rule. i'm not going to watch it when the hat— rule. i'm not going to watch it when i've had a— rule. i'm not going to watch it when i've had a drink. no that's the—h- when i've had a drink. no that's the—h the| the danger there on itv in the eat— the danger there on itv in the eaty hems — the danger there on itv in the early hours. and— the danger there on itv in the early hours. and i- the danger there on itv in the early hours. 'h: the danger there on itv in the early hours. ' h: ntht early hours. and i think there could be a few people who are slightly different consumer who coming want coming in. and i don't want those don't want to those purchases. i don't want to hate— those purchases. i don't want to hate-memhhe— those purchases. i don't want to i wake-morning-out wake up one morning and find out thatlttaetet— wake up one morning and find out thatltractor has— wake up one morning and find out that tractor has been that a tractor has been delivered. _ that a tractor has been- delivered. _ sincere delivered. listen, my sincere thanks— delivered. listen, my sincere thanks te— delivered. listen, my sincere thanks to pubs— delivered. listen, my sincere thanks to pubs champion drink expert— thanks to pubs champion drink expert amt— thanks to pubs champion drink expert and star— thanks to pubs champion drink expert and star of— thanks to pubs champion drink

expert and star of the ideal theate— expert and star of the ideal ttettt at— expert and star of the ideal world at home— expert and star of the ideal world at home shopping tv ehahhet— world at home shopping tv channel andrew— world at home shopping tv channel andrew morgan. the eamtaheh— channel andrew morgan. the campaign starts— channel andrew morgan. the campaign starts here. save tthtahh-s— campaign starts here. save britain's pubs— campaign starts here. save britain's pubs and all we've got to britain's pubs and all we've got te te— britain's pubs and all we've got te te ts— britain's pubs and all we've got te te hs have— britain's pubs and all we've got to do is have the— britain's pubs and all we've got to do is have the occasional that— to do is have the occasional that h— to do is have the occasional that he eae— to do is have the occasional pint in one. not— to do is have the occasional pint in one. not too much to ask:— pint in one. not too much to ask, especially— pint in one. not too much to ask, especially tonight on this very— ask, especially tonight on this very thhtsty— ask, especially tonight on this very thirsty friday night. now, whth— very thirsty friday night. now, whth teet— very thirsty friday night. now, with rock bottom _ very thirsty friday night. now, with rock bottom detection rates have— with rock bottom detection rates have met— with rock bottom detection rates have theft and— with rock bottom detection rates have theft and burglary effectively _ have theft and burglary effectively been decriminalised? thus— effectively been decriminalised? thus evht— effectively been decriminalised? plus evil murderer levi bellfield— plus evil murderer levi bellfield gets to marry in tateh— bellfield gets to marry in prison. what— bellfield gets to marry in prison. what the hell is going em— prison. what the hell is going ehe thh— prison. what the hell is going ehe h-tt te— prison. what the hell is going on? i'll be getting the views of atetmet— on? i'll be getting the views of a t tet— on? i'll be getting the views of a former top cop.— on? i'll be getting the views of a former top cop. all of that .

friday and saturday, 10 am. till noon on gb news, britain's news . channel now this news will news. channel now this news will hate— news. channel now this news will hardly smthse— news. channel now this news will hardly surprise you. _ :�* now this news will hardly surprise you. htht hardly surprise you. police have tahtet— hardly surprise you. police have tahtet te— hardly surprise you. police have failed to solve a single burglary in nearly half of areas in england and wales over the last three years. this according to official police data . to official police data. meanwhile, it's been revealed that almost 90% of bike thefts

reported in england last year also went unsolved. 90. it begs the question, have burglary and theft effectively been decriminalised ? and let's get decriminalised? and let's get the views now of former scotland yard detective superintendent shabnam chaudhry. hi, shabnam. what's behind this problem, do you think ? i think what's you think? i think what's happened— you think? i think what's happened ts— you think? i think what's happened is over- “

where police officers did not attent— where police officers did not attend those _ where police officers did not attend those scenes. so that's hust— attend those scenes. so that's tust the— attend those scenes. so that's just the metropolitan police. tote— just the metropolitan police. tote et— just the metropolitan police. 70% of those _ just the metropolitan police. 70% of those were closed without a suspect— 70% of those were closed without a susteet tethe— 70% of those were closed without a suspect being identified . not a suspect being identified. not eeet— a suspect being identified. not good statistics— a suspect being identified. not good statistics .— a suspect being identified. not good statistics . yes. and good statistics. yes. and tehhtte— good statistics. yes. and terrible for— good statistics. yes. and terrible for members of the tutthe— terrible for members of the public because— terrible for members of the public because actually these are public because actually these the— public because actually these the type— public because actually these the type et— public because actually these are the type of crimes that heath:— are the type of crimes that heath, heath— are the type of crimes that really, really matter to the eehetat— really, really matter to the general public,— really, really matter to the general public, because that's everyday— general public, because that's evehtay eme— general public, because that's everyday crime that has huge hmtaet— everyday crime that has huge hmtaet eh— everyday crime that has huge impact on their— everyday crime that has huge impact on their lives. hhthwt impact on their lives. now, shatham.— impact on their lives. now, shabnam, i've— impact on their lives. now, shabnam, i've got no doubt you were a tough and fearless top cop. do you think part of the problem is cultural within the police force now ? no, honestly , police force now? no, honestly, i don't think it's cultural. i do think the police force is have— do think the police force is have focussed— do think the police force is have focussed on diversity, hhetusheh— have focussed on diversity, inclusion and _ have focussed on diversity, inclusion and so on. but i think that-s— inclusion and so on. but i think thats really— inclusion and so on. but i think that's really important that they— that's really important that they te— that's really important that they te se— that's really important that they do so not— that's really important that they do so not at the expense of not they do so not at the expense of net hhvesthhe— they do so not at the expense of not investing dating crimes, but you not investing dating crimes, but yet te— not investing dating crimes, but yet te heet— not investing dating crimes, but yet te heet te— not investing dating crimes, but you do need to get all different eemmuhhthes— you do need to get all different communities on— you do need to get all different communities on board. we are a very— communities on board. we are a very thvetse— communities on board. we are a very diverse country, so you met— very diverse country, so you

need everybody— very diverse country, so you need everybody on board in order to need everybody on board in order te hhvestheate— need everybody on board in order to investigate and— need everybody on board in order to investigate and to apprehend ettehtets— to investigate and to apprehend offenders and— to investigate and to apprehend offenders and bring them to hushe— offenders and bring them to tusthee. se— offenders and bring them to justice. so no,— offenders and bring them to justice. so no, i— offenders and bring them to justice. so no, i don't actuate.— justice. so no, i don't actually. and- justice. so no, i don't actually. and shabnam, can you tell actually. and shabnam, can you tett us— actually. and shabnam, can you tett as— actually. and shabnam, can you tett as a— actually. and shabnam, can you tell us, as a former— actually. and shabnam, can you tell us, as a former detective superintendent— tell us, as a former detective superintendent at scotland yard, just superintendent at scotland yard, tust the — superintendent at scotland yard, test the that— superintendent at scotland yard, just the kind of— superintendent at scotland yard, just the kind of emotional hmtaet— just the kind of emotional hmtaet eh— just the kind of emotional impact on people of a burglary has— impact on people of a burglary has .— impact on people of a burglary has . ht-s— impact on people of a burglary has . it's everlasting. look, i has. it's everlasting. look, i tmetet— has. it's everlasting. look, i was burgled 20,— has. it's everlasting. look, i was burgled 20, 30 years ago, amt— was burgled 20, 30 years ago, amt that-s— was burgled 20, 30 years ago, and that's just— was burgled 20, 30 years ago, and that's just as— was burgled 20, 30 years ago, and that's just as i joined the tethe— and that's just as i joined the tethee. ht-s— and that's just as i joined the police. it's never— and that's just as i joined the police. it's never left me. it teet— police. it's never left me. it teet me— police. it's never left me. it took me months— police. it's never left me. it took me months to get over it. that— took me months to get over it. that happens— took me months to get over it. what happens is— took me months to get over it. what happens is that it's a vile hatheh— what happens is that it's a vile hatheh et— what happens is that it's a vile nation of somebody's privacy to thhht— nation of somebody's privacy to that that— nation of somebody's privacy to think that somebody has broken into think that somebody has broken hhte theh— think that somebody has broken into their homes— think that somebody has broken into their homes even when they-te— into their homes even when they-te-thete — into their homes even when they're-there .- into their homes even when they're there . the fear that they're not there. the fear that puts— they're not there. the fear that huts-them— they're not there. the fear that huts-them :— they're not there. the fear that puts-them , the- they're not there. the fear that puts them , the fact that puts into them, the fact that they-te— puts into them, the fact that they're frightened to be alone, they're frightened to be alone, the tast— they're frightened to be alone, the fact that— they're frightened to be alone, the fact that they're scared to go the fact that they're scared to ee eut— the fact that they're scared to ee eet aeahh— the fact that they're scared to go out again, the— the fact that they're scared to go out again, the fact that , you go out again, the fact that, you met:— go out again, the fact that, you know, sometimes— go out again, the fact that, you know, sometimes they don't have sutteh— know, sometimes they don't have suttett them — know, sometimes they don't have suttett them the— know, sometimes they don't have support from the police because tethe— support from the police because tethee ae— support from the police because tethee het— support from the police because police are not investigate ing them— police are not investigate ing them amt— police are not investigate ing them amt thet— police are not investigate ing them and they feel that their eehshstehttt— them and they feel that their consistently going to be either tmetet— consistently going to be either tmetet et— consistently going to be either burgled or that— consistently going to be either burgled or that somebody's going

to burgled or that somebody's going te vhetate— burgled or that somebody's going to violate their— burgled or that somebody's going to violate their their private thetetthes— to violate their their private thetetthes :— to violate their their private properties , horrible, horrible properties, horrible, horrible amt— properties, horrible, horrible crime. and has— properties, horrible, horrible crime. and has huge, huge impact that ts— crime. and has huge, huge impact that hs vett— crime. and has huge, huge impact that hs very, very— crime. and has huge, huge impact that is very, very long lasting . het— that is very, very long lasting . the what— that is very, very long lasting . and what about- that is very, very long lasting . and what about the- that is very, very long lasting . and what about the fact, shabnam , that many of my viewers shabnam, that many of my viewers and listeners, if they've got a nice watch now , don't feel nice watch now, don't feel comfortable wearing it in public? well, that's been quite an issue. funnily_ {7 well, that's been quite an issue. funnily enough, i teeehtty— an issue. funnily enough, i recently started— an issue. funnily enough, i recently started to work for a tateht— recently started to work for a that h— recently started to work for a that he a— recently started to work for a friend in a watch— recently started to work for a friend in a watch shop in hatton tateh— friend in a watch shop in hatton eatteh :— friend in a watch shop in hatton eatteh : amt— friend in a watch shop in hatton garden , and one— friend in a watch shop in hatton garden , and one of— friend in a watch shop in hatton garden , and one of the things garden, and one of the things that— garden, and one of the things that we— garden, and one of the things that we would _ garden, and one of the things that we would have to let customers know is that if you're buying— customers know is that if you're buying a— customers know is that if you're buying a tateh— customers know is that if you're buying a watch, don't walk out of buying a watch, don't walk out et hete— buying a watch, don't walk out et hete whth— buying a watch, don't walk out of here with your— buying a watch, don't walk out of here with your watch. on if yet-e— of here with your watch. on if the tethe— of here with your watch. on if tethe theme a— of here with your watch. on if you're buying a rolex or, you thet— you're buying a rolex or, you know, whichever— you're buying a rolex or, you know, whichever whatever the tateh— know, whichever whatever the watch i because _ know, whichever whatever the watch because there are watch is, because there are ststeets— watch is, because there are ststeets eut— watch is, because there are suspects out there are people eut— suspects out there are people ett there— suspects out there are people out there that— suspects out there are people out there that want to commit att— out there that want to commit crimes and they— out there that want to commit crimes and they want to rob you of crimes and they want to rob you et-hatt— crimes and they want to rob you et-hatt-eash. - crimes and they want to rob you of-hard-cash. and. of your hard earned cash. and the— of your hard earned cash. and the thhhes— of your hard earned cash. and the things that— of your hard earned cash. and the things that you've bought that-s— the things that you've bought that-s-mete- the things that you've bought that's-more of- the things that you've bought that's-more of a- the things that you've bought that's more of a problem that's become more of a problem in that's become more of a problem he eeht— that's become more of a problem he eeht teats— that's become more of a problem he eeht teats :— that's become more of a problem in recent years , purely because in recent years, purely because theh— in recent years, purely because then te— in recent years, purely because then we tett— in recent years, purely because when we went to— in recent years, purely because when we went to covid, the crime ttithes— when we went to covid, the crime tttes stated— when we went to covid, the crime tttes stattet te— when we went to covid, the crime types started to change. so teette— types started to change. so teette tee— types started to change. so people were being broken into thhtst— people were being broken into thhtst thet— people were being broken into whilst they were _ people were being broken into whilst they were at home because

teette— whilst they were at home because teette teett— whilst they were at home because people weren't going to work. the— people weren't going to work. the that— people weren't going to work. the that has— people weren't going to work. and that has continued and teeth— and that has continued and teette ae— and that has continued and people are having their watches steteh— stolen because they've deviated hem— stolen because they've deviated hem-hetse— stolen because they've deviated from house burglaries to from doing house burglaries to eatehhhe— from doing house burglaries to eatehhhe te— from doing house burglaries to catching to trying to rob people out catching to trying to rob people ett thht— catching to trying to rob people ett tthht ht— catching to trying to rob people out blind in the— catching to trying to rob people out blind in the street, tasheattt— out blind in the street, basically. _ out blind in the street, basically . e t out blind in the street,- basically . it's a shocker. do basically. it's a shocker. do you think we'll get on top of this kind of crime, watch thefts , bike thefts and burglary , , bike thefts and burglary, shabnam, or do the police have bigger fish to fry ? i think when bigger fish to fry? i think when they become priorities, when you have ward priorities within certain communities, they will get on top of them . but i think get on top of them. but i think it's get on top of them. but i think ht-s eehhe— get on top of them. but i think ht-s eehhe te— get on top of them. but i think ht-s eehhe te te— get on top of them. but i think it's going to be very— gte but i think it's going to be very difficult tease— it's going to be very difficult because on top— it's going to be very difficult because on top of comes because on top of that comes a hash— because on top of that comes a hash et— because on top of that comes a lack of experience.— because on top of that comes a lack of experience. lack of sthtts— lack of experience. lack of skills, lack _ lack of experience. lack of skills, lack of— lack of experience. lack of skills, lack of training, lack of skills, lack of training, lack et-.— skills, lack of training, lack et-. vet- skills, lack of training, lack- of-. you -they've of resources. you know, they've tetteet— reduced the number of neighbourhood that's reduced the number of neigofourhood that's reduced the number of neigof the mod that's reduced the number of neigof the areas that's reduced the number of neigof the areas policing t's one of the areas of policing there— one of the areas of policing where burglaries should actually be investigated— where burglaries should actually be investigated by local ettheets. — be investigated by local officers. they're just announcing - officers. they're just announcing the met, for officers. they're just— announcing the met, for example, that—herease- that they're going to increase tethe— that they're going to increase tethee—stttehl police community support ettheets— police community support officers. the— police community support officers. the met commissioner, theh— officers. the met commissioner, thehlstattet— officers. the met commissioner, when-started last— officers. the met commissioner, when started last september, when he started last september, saht— when he started last september, sate-every— when he started last september, said every burglary would said that every burglary would be said that every burglary would te-aht— said that every burglary would be-and actually- said that every burglary would be and actually over a be attended and actually over a heated— be attended and actually over a tethetlmehth— be attended and actually over a period month, there was 81% period of month, there was 81% ht— period of month, there was 81% increase in the— period of month, there was 81% increase in the number of

themes— increase in the number of burglaries that- increase in the number of burglaries that were attended. so burglaries that were attended. se h— burglaries that were attended. se h thht— burglaries that were attended. so i think they're starting to get— so i think they're starting to eet eh— so i think they're starting to eet eh tet— so i think they're starting to eet eh tet et— so i think they're starting to get on top of it.— so i think they're starting to get on top of it. but if they're going— get on top of it. but if they're eehhe te— get on top of it. but if they're eehhe te mate— get on top of it. but if they're going to make promises, they've got to keep them briefly. shatham— got to keep them briefly. shatham .— got to keep them briefly. shabnam , you— got to keep them briefly. shabnam , you had- got to keep them briefly. shabnam , you had great career shabnam, you had a great career in the police. would you enter the service now, knowing what you know ? i would. and i've had you know? i would. and i've had a tether— you know? i would. and i've had a roller coaster— you know? i would. and i've had a roller coaster journey- 7 i would. and i've had a roller coaster journey and it a roller coasterjourney and it was an organisation where i did stttet— was an organisation where i did suffer discrimination, racism, sexism , misogyny and so on. but sexism, misogyny and so on. but it sexism, misogyny and so on. but ht tas— sexism, misogyny and so on. but ht a— sexism, misogyny and so on. but it was a fantastic— sexism, misogyny and so on. but it was a fantastic career. it vet:— it was a fantastic career. it tett, tet— it was a fantastic career. it was very, very tough. it was vet:— was very, very tough. it was very, very— was very, very tough. it was very, very stressful. and i'd aettattt— very, very stressful. and i'd actually still— very, very stressful. and i'd actually still recommend it to atttett— actually still recommend it to ahttett te— actually still recommend it to anybody to come— actually still recommend it to anybody to come and join. 'h: anybody to come and join. and the— anybody to come and join. and the slot— anybody to come and join. and the eet he— anybody to come and join. and i've got no doubt— anybody to come and join. and i've got no doubt you- anybody to come and join. and i've got no doubt you arrested plenty of baddies, including being the likes of sick serial murderer levi bellfield, who is going to be granted permission to get married whilst in prison . your reaction to this ? don't . your reaction to this? don't even get me started. a despicable , able, :�* a despicable , able, vile , despicable, able, vile, despicable— despicable, able, vile, despicable man and the fact that he-s— despicable man and the fact that he-s tethe— despicable man and the fact that he's being allowed— despicable man and the fact that he's being allowed to be matted.— he's being allowed to be married. but— he's being allowed to be married. but unfortunately, there— married. but unfortunately, there ae— married. but unfortunately, there are no— married. but unfortunately, there are no legal routes to

step— there are no legal routes to step hhm— there are no legal routes to stop him from— there are no legal routes to stop him from getting married. the— stop him from getting married. the tast— stop him from getting married. the taet ts— stop him from getting married. the taet hs :— stop him from getting married. the fact is , he— stop him from getting married. the fact is , he murdered 13 year the fact is, he murdered 13 year old the fact is, he murdered 13 year ett thht— the fact is, he murdered 13 year old milly dowler_ the fact is, he murdered 13 year old milly dowler .— the fact is, he murdered 13 year old milly dowler . it took the fact is, he murdered 13 year old milly dowler. it took him 14 years— old milly dowler. it took him 14 years te— old milly dowler. it took him 14 years to finally— old milly dowler. it took him 14 years to finally admit that he muttered— years to finally admit that he murdered and— years to finally admit that he murdered and he— years to finally admit that he murdered and he raped her. thatha— murdered and he raped her. marcia macdonald. he clubbed her to marcia macdonald. he clubbed her te teath— marcia macdonald. he clubbed her te teath et— marcia macdonald. he clubbed her te teath et at— marcia macdonald. he clubbed her to death of an evening when she at her tat— to death of an evening when she was on her way home or on her tat— was on her way home or on her tat ett. — was on her way home or on her tat ett. thhs— was on her way home or on her way out. this man,— was on her way home or on her way out. this man, if don't ask me— way out. this man, if don't ask me : has— way out. this man, if don't ask me : has he— way out. this man, if don't ask me , has he changed? no, i do not me, has he changed? no, i do not tethete— me, has he changed? no, i do not tethete he— me, has he changed? no, i do not believe he has— me, has he changed? no, i do not believe he has changed. and i tethe— believe he has changed. and i tettt het— believe he has changed. and i tettt het te— believe he has changed. and i would not be surprised if he's aheatt— would not be surprised if he's already coerced— would not be surprised if he's already coerced and bullied this tahhettat— already coerced and bullied this particular individual or groomed her particular individual or groomed het ht— particular individual or groomed her he stet— particular individual or groomed her he steh a— particular individual or groomed her in such a way— particular individual or groomed her in such a way that he has now controlled— her in such a way that he has now controlled this situation there— now controlled this situation there he — now controlled this situation there he ts— now controlled this situation where he is now— now controlled this situation where he is now going to get matted.— where he is now going to get married. what— where he is now going to get married. what does that say atett— married. what does that say atett ether— married. what does that say about other prisoners who are tethe— about other prisoners who are being convicted— about other prisoners who are being convicted of rape murders? heththe— being convicted of rape murders? horrific heinous— being convicted of rape murders? horrific heinous crimes that are stttehtt— horrific heinous crimes that are stttehtt tethe— horrific heinous crimes that are suddenly being allowed to marry in suddenly being allowed to marry he then— suddenly being allowed to marry in prison because— suddenly being allowed to marry in prison because it needs to we teet— in prison because it needs to we need te— in prison because it needs to we need te pretest— in prison because it needs to we need to protect their human thehtse— need to protect their human thehtse that— need to protect their human rights? what about the human thehts— rights? what about the human thehts att— rights? what about the human rights and the— rights? what about the human rights and the lives of those thethms— rights and the lives of those victims families— rights and the lives of those victims families who have got to the— victims families who have got to the th— victims families who have got to live with that?— victims families who have got to live with that? and— victims families who have got to live with that? and our sentence is live with that? and our sentence hs te — live with that? and our sentence hs te -ttte — live with that? and our sentence hs te-ttte et— live with that? and our sentence is to type of emotions , is to those type of emotions, all emotional— is to those type of emotions, all emotional destruction for the— all emotional destruction for the test— all emotional destruction for the test et— all emotional destruction for the rest of their— all emotional destruction for the rest of their lives. what

atett— the rest of their lives. what about them? _ the rest of their lives. what about them? last but not least, are the eco protesters here to stay . are the eco protesters here to stay. oh, are the eco protesters here to stay . oh, yes. they're going to stay. oh, yes. they're going to be stay. oh, yes. they're going to te hete— stay. oh, yes. they're going to te hete te— stay. oh, yes. they're going to be here to stay.— stay. oh, yes. they're going to be here to stay. and- oh, yes. they're going to be here to stay. and i'm hoping that— be here to stay. and i'm hoping that et— be here to stay. and i'm hoping that new legislation in will thht— that new legislation in will will actually— that new legislation in will will actually obe prevent them hem— will actually obe prevent them hem eehhe— will actually obe prevent them from doing some— will actually obe prevent them from doing some of the stuff thethe— from doing some of the stuff thethe eehhe— from doing some of the stuff they're doing because the simple fact they're doing because the simple taet ts— they're doing because the simple taet hs thet— they're doing because the simple fact is they can't— they're doing because the simple fact is they can't go around teshethhe— fact is they can't go around destroying people's lives and stetthhe— destroying people's lives and stopping people from going about theh— stopping people from going about theh tatt— stopping people from going about their daily business, stopping teette— their daily business, stopping teeth-eehhe— their daily business, stopping people going out people from going out to theatres— people from going out to theatres-and. people from going out toi theatres-and so people from going out to- theatres-and so on, and theatres and pubs and so on, and stttehtt— theatres and pubs and so on, and suddenly rocking— theatres and pubs and so on, and suddenly rocking up something atttt— suddenly rocking up something atttt thht— suddenly rocking up something awful will happen because there are members of— awful will happen because there are members of the public who do not are members of the public who do het tatt— are members of the public who do het taht te— are members of the public who do het taht te tut— are members of the public who do not want to put-with- are members of the public who do not want to put with it. the not want to put up with it. the tethe— not want to put up with it. the police - governed _ police are governed by legislation _ police are governed by legislation ,- police are governed by legislation , ian, and they are legislation, ian, and they are ushe— legislation, ian, and they are the that— legislation, ian, and they are using that legislation. but of course they're— using that legislation. but of course they're here to stay tease— course they're here to stay because they _ course they're here to stay because they know that at the memet— because they know that at the memet thet— because they know that at the moment they can— because they know that at the moment they can get away with it. moment they can get away with ht. the — moment they can get away with ht. the ththt— moment they can get away with it. and until you— moment they can get away with it. and until you start giving them— it. and until you start giving them heat— it. and until you start giving them heavy sentences, they'll eehthhte— them heavy sentences, they'll continue—thank. them heavy sentences, they'll. continue—thank you them heavy sentences, they'll- continue_thank you so continue to swapnam thank you so mush— continue to swapnam thank you so must tet— continue to swapnam thank you so must tea joining— continue to swapnam thank you so much forjoining us. _ continue to swapnam thank you so much forjoining us. have a eteat— much forjoining us. have a great weekend. former scotland yard detective superintendent shabnam chaudhry. now coming up, i'll be asking my viewers in island after possibly the most

turbulent week of his career, will boris johnson destroy rishi sunak ? i'll be asking you, as sunak? i'll be asking you, as i take your video calls. don't forget, after nine, in my big opinion , my first on air opinion, my first on air reaction to the treatment of bods reaction to the treatment of boris johnson , i won't be boris johnson, i won't be pulling my punches and he won't want to miss it. that's in 20 minutes time. but next up, it's daniel dolan. see you .

in two. well, we are just 15 minutes away from my big opinion in which i'll be giving my first on air reaction to the treatments of boris johnson . and you won't of boris johnson. and you won't want to miss it. but of boris johnson. and you won't want to miss it . but it's time want to miss it. but it's time now for daniel dolan , in which now for daniel dolan, in which i take your video calls and tonight, with boris johnson's turbulent week being found guilty of misleading parliament, abandoning his seat in parliament and announcing a bombshell new column in the daily mail leading to even more accusations rule breaking. it

accusations of rule breaking. it doesn't like our flamboyant doesn't seem like our flamboyant ex—pm is showing any signs of retreating from the public conscience. so should rishi sunak be worried? boris has after all, demonstrated a magnetic skill when it comes to steering public opinion, and it's safe to say the two haven't been the best of friends recently. so will boris johnson use his column to destroy rishi sunak ? let's ask my viewers and sunak? let's ask my viewers and listeners tonight. andrew in essex, fergus in woolwich and adeke in kent the garden of england. let's start with you, adeke welcome back to mark dolan tonight . will you be reading tonight. will you be reading bods tonight. will you be reading boris johnson's new daily mail column . i boris johnson's new daily mail column. i think i'm quite hhhhetet— column. i think i'm quite intrigued about- ht :�* i think i'm quite intrigued about his insights. i thht— intrigued about his insights. i thhht he-s— intrigued about his insights. i thhht hes a— intrigued about his insights. i think he's a quite gifted writer att— think he's a quite gifted writer and ethte— think he's a quite gifted writer and quite entertaining. so that tetsteethte— and quite entertaining. so that tetsteethte et— and quite entertaining. so that perspective of having entertainment think i'll quite enjoy— entertainment think i'll quite

ehtet that— entertainment think i'll quite ehtet that .— entertainment think i'll quite ehtet that . um:— entertainment think i'll quite enjoy that . um, i'm not sure he enjoy that. um, i'm not sure he aettattt— enjoy that. um, i'm not sure he aettattt eehhe— enjoy that. um, i'm not sure he aettattt eehhe te— enjoy that. um, i'm not sure he actually going to do something in actually going to do something he the— actually going to do something in the beginning— actually going to do something in the beginning about the conservative— in the beginning about the conservative party . i'm not sure conservative party. i'm not sure i conservative party. i'm not sure h thet— conservative party. i'm not sure h knew the— conservative party. i'm not sure i know the topic— conservative party. i'm not sure i know the topic of— conservative party. i'm not sure i know the topic of discussion. that— i know the topic of discussion. that happens— i know the topic of discussion. what happens to— i know the topic of discussion. what happens to rishi sunak teats— what happens to rishi sunak boris johnson— what happens to rishi sunak boris johnson i'm not sure. actuat— boris johnson i'm not sure. hettattt: he— boris johnson i'm not sure. actually, he going to do semethhhe— actually, he going to do something about it in the in the teehhhhhe— something about it in the in the beginning, there's— something about it in the in the beginning, there's a party he wants— beginning, there's a party he wants te— beginning, there's a party he wants to return.— beginning, there's a party he wants to return. if he's going to wants to return. if he's going te teshet— wants to return. if he's going to destroy rishi _ wants to return. if he's going to destroy rishi sunak the party will to destroy rishi sunak the party thtt te— to destroy rishi sunak the party thtt te teth— to destroy rishi sunak the party will be torn apart— to destroy rishi sunak the party will be torn apart and there thtt— will be torn apart and there thtt het— will be torn apart and there thtt het te— will be torn apart and there will not be a— will be torn apart and there will not be a party to return to. will not be a party to return te. se— will not be a party to return to. so actually— will not be a party to return to. so actually i— will not be a party to return to. so actually i don't think he thtt— to. so actually i don't think he thtt te— to. so actually i don't think he thtt te te— to. so actually i don't think he will do do something or tethhhtett— will do do something or definitely not- will do do something or definitely not in the beginning. he definitely not in the beginning. he thtt— definitely not in the beginning. he thtt het— definitely not in the beginning. he will not rattle— definitely not in the beginning. he will not rattle the waves. he is he will not rattle the waves. he hs het— he will not rattle the waves. he hs het stutte— he will not rattle the waves. he hs het stttht :— he will not rattle the waves. he is not stupid , man.— he will not rattle the waves. he is not stupid , man. he knows the is not stupid, man. he knows the tttthe— is not stupid, man. he knows the tttthe ts— is not stupid, man. he knows the tttthe hs ethte— is not stupid, man. he knows the public is quite tired— is not stupid, man. he knows the public is quite tired of his teththeat— public is quite tired of his political innuendos and he will ete— political innuendos and he will ehte ht— political innuendos and he will ehte ht a— political innuendos and he will give it a break— political innuendos and he will give it a break for— political innuendos and he will give it a break for how long? h-m — give it a break for how long? h-m het— give it a break for how long? m net ste— give it a break for how long? i'm not sure. but— give it a break for how long? i'm not sure. but i'm certain it thtt— i'm not sure. but i'm certain it thtt te— i'm not sure. but i'm certain it thtt te mee— i'm not sure. but i'm certain it will be more peaceful and quiet that— will be more peaceful and quiet that aettattt— will be more peaceful and quiet than actually we— will be more peaceful and quiet than actually we expecting is the eheehhe— than actually we expecting is the ongoing boris johnson's soap eteta— the ongoing boris johnson's soap eteta eehhe— the ongoing boris johnson's soap eteta theme at— the ongoing boris johnson's soap opera doing any of— the ongoing boris johnson's soap opera doing any of us any good? tetets— opera doing any of us any good? tetets hm— opera doing any of us any good?

fergus i'm thinking— opera doing any of us any good? fergus i'm thinking of— fergus i'm thinking of gulliver's travels . lemuel gulliver's travels. lemuel gulliver's travels. lemuel gulliver ends— gulliver's travels. lemuel gulliver ends up- gulliver's travels. lemuel gulliver ends up on- h”; lemuel gulliver ends up on a beach l lemuel gulliver ends up on a beach and is gulliver ends up on a beach and hs exhausted.— gulliver ends up on a beach and is exhausted. he's— gulliver ends up on a beach and is exhausted. he's been in a shhttteet— is exhausted. he's been in a shipwreck and— is exhausted. he's been in a shipwreck and he's fast asleep. tht— shipwreck and he's fast asleep. the att— shipwreck and he's fast asleep. and all these— shipwreck and he's fast asleep. and all these tiny— shipwreck and he's fast asleep. and all these tiny little people tie and all these tiny little people the theh— and all these tiny little people the theh thht— and all these tiny little people tie their tiny little ropes tethe— tie their tiny little ropes round him.— tie their tiny little ropes round him. the next morning, he takes— round him. the next morning, he takes th— round him. the next morning, he takes up att— round him. the next morning, he wakes up and wakes up and they thht— wakes up and wakes up and they ate, eh— wakes up and wakes up and they ehe, eh mt— wakes up and wakes up and they think, oh my god,— wakes up and wakes up and they think, oh my god, we've got him . he— think, oh my god, we've got him . he hust— think, oh my god, we've got him . he ttst shts— think, oh my god, we've got him . he ttst shts th— think, oh my god, we've got him . he just sits up and— think, oh my god, we've got him . he just sits up and all their thttte— . he just sits up and all their thttte retes— . he just sits up and all their little ropes fall— . he just sits up and all their little ropes fall off him. he's got— little ropes fall off him. he's eet se— little ropes fall off him. he's eet se mteh— little ropes fall off him. he's got so much power. he could do that— got so much power. he could do that eashtt— got so much power. he could do that eashtt te— got so much power. he could do that easily to rishi. _ got so much power. he could do that easily to rishi. i don't thht— that easily to rishi. i don't thhht he— that easily to rishi. i don't think he wants— that easily to rishi. i don't think he wants to, but goodness he— think he wants to, but goodness he eettt— think he wants to, but goodness me, he could effortlessly, very ethettt— me, he could effortlessly, very ethettt te. — me, he could effortlessly, very ethettt te. tut— me, he could effortlessly, very quickly be. but as— me, he could effortlessly, very quickly be. but as we've just heat— quickly be. but as we've just heat :— quickly be. but as we've just heat : he— quickly be. but as we've just heard , he doesn't want to heard, he doesn't want to teshet— heard, he doesn't want to teshet the — heard, he doesn't want to destroy the party. he doesn't teet— destroy the party. he doesn't need te. — destroy the party. he doesn't need te. he-s— destroy the party. he doesn't need to. he's got— destroy the party. he doesn't need to. he's got such a good hath— need to. he's got such a good tath eehhe— need to. he's got such a good path going forward , whether it's path going forward, whether it's in professional— path going forward, whether it's in professional speaking, which is, in professional speaking, which hs you— in professional speaking, which he tea thet— in professional speaking, which is, you know, train— in professional speaking, which is, you know, train people to do or is, you know, train people to do et ea att— is, you know, train people to do or or and those— is, you know, train people to do or or and those speeches can mate— or or and those speeches can mate .— or or and those speeches can mate . h— or or and those speeches can mate . h thet— or or and those speeches can make. i know blair or or and those speeches can make . i know blair sometimes got make. i know blair sometimes got too— make. i know blair sometimes got too eate— make. i know blair sometimes got too etaht tet— make. i know blair sometimes got 400 grand for one— make. i know blair sometimes got 400 grand for one speech of atett— 400 grand for one speech of atett hatt— 400 grand for one speech of about half an— 400 grand for one speech of about half an hour. that's a lot of about half an hour. that's a lot et mehet— about half an hour. that's a lot et mehet tht— about half an hour. that's a lot et mehet the h— about half an hour. that's a lot of money and i know that from the taste— of money and i know that from the taste as— of money and i know that from the inside as a— of money and i know that from the inside as a speaker trainer

att— the inside as a speaker trainer and he— the inside as a speaker trainer and he tas— the inside as a speaker trainer and he was nothing like as good as teats.— and he was nothing like as good as boris. boris— and he was nothing like as good as boris. boris is— and he was nothing like as good as boris. boris is a— and he was nothing like as good as boris. boris is a brilliant etaett— as boris. boris is a brilliant orator, a great— as boris. boris is a brilliant orator, a great speaker. he thets— orator, a great speaker. he has as— orator, a great speaker. he knows his literature backwards . knows his literature backwards. he knows his literature backwards. he thets— knows his literature backwards. he has as— knows his literature backwards. he knows his classics backwards. he knows his classics backwards. he at— he knows his classics backwards. he te— he knows his classics backwards. he can do chunks— he knows his classics backwards. he can do chunks of latin when he has— he can do chunks of latin when he teets the— he can do chunks of latin when he feels like it,— he can do chunks of latin when he feels like it, like jacob tees—teee— he feels like it, like jacob rees—mogg, one of my other tateahtes— rees—mogg, one of my other favourites. he— rees—mogg, one of my other favourites. he could just drop hate— favourites. he could just drop the hath— favourites. he could just drop into latin when— favourites. he could just drop into latin when he feels it into latin when he feels like it . that— into latin when he feels like it . that terrifies_ into latin when he feels like it . that terrifies people like thht— . that terrifies people like thsht tea— . that terrifies people like rishi, your film that you've steth— rishi, your film that you've sheth hets— rishi, your film that you've shown lots of— rishi, your film that you've shown lots of -of - rishi, your film that you've shown lots of of the shown lots of times of the cathet— shown lots of times of the cabinet thing— shown lots of times of the cabinet thing with boris talking to cabinet thing with boris talking te the— cabinet thing with boris talking te the eamea— cabinet thing with boris talking to the camera and rishi to next hhm— to the camera and rishi to next hhm eme— to the camera and rishi to next him because as— to the camera and rishi to next him because as you know, i'm stat— him because as you know, i'm sttet eh— him because as you know, i'm sttet en et— him because as you know, i'm stuck on gb news— him because as you know, i'm stuck on gb news all day and mett— stuck on gb news all day and night se— stuck on gb news all day and night se h— stuck on gb news all day and night se h see— stuck on gb news all day and night, so i see it— stuck on gb news all day and night, so i see it over and over att— night, so i see it over and over and you— night, so i see it over and over and you at— night, so i see it over and over and tea see— night, so i see it over and over and you can see the way rishi is teethhe— and you can see the way rishi is teethhe at— and you can see the way rishi is looking at boris— and you can see the way rishi is looking at boris and sort looking at boris and it's sort of looking at boris and it's sort et-aht— looking at boris and it's sort et-aht a— looking at boris and it's sort et-aht a tht- looking at boris and it's sort of-and a bit of- looking at boris and it's sort of and a bit of hatred. of anger and a bit of hatred. no,— of anger and a bit of hatred. n0, het— of anger and a bit of hatred. no, not necessarily hatred. heatetst. — no, not necessarily hatred. heatetst. tht— no, not necessarily hatred. jealousy. and when he did his speech— jealousy. and when he did his speech h— jealousy. and when he did his steeeh t have— jealousy. and when he did his speech, i have to— jealousy. and when he did his speech, i have to say, after teats— speech, i have to say, after teths hat— speech, i have to say, after boris had left— speech, i have to say, after boris had left and he became hhhme— boris had left and he became prime minister— boris had left and he became prime minister that's the one. that-s— prime minister that's the one. hhat-s the— prime minister that's the one. that's the film. _ prime minister that's the one. that's the film. look at that. heet. — that's the film. look at that. heet. eh — that's the film. look at that. heet. eh mt— that's the film. look at that. look. oh my god.- that's the film. look at that. look. oh my god. he does not the— look. oh my god. he does not the ht.— look. oh my god. he does not like it. really— look. oh my god. he does not like it. really doesn't it? and teats— like it. really doesn't it? and boris doesn't— like it. really doesn't it? and boris doesn't care. that's his hete— boris doesn't care. that's his tete. hes— boris doesn't care. that's his tete. he-s se— boris doesn't care. that's his power. he's so much bigger than thshh— power. he's so much bigger than thshh. hes— power. he's so much bigger than rishi. he's huge— power. he's so much bigger than rishi. he's huge ,_ power. he's so much bigger than rishi. he's huge , and he doesn't rishi. he's huge, and he doesn't . he—

rishi. he's huge, and he doesn't care . he doesn't— rishi. he's huge, and he doesn't care . he doesn't want to hurt care. he doesn't want to hurt atttett— care. he doesn't want to hurt ahttett. he— care. he doesn't want to hurt anybody. he doesn't need to hurt thshh— anybody. he doesn't need to hurt thshh te— anybody. he doesn't need to hurt thshh te te— anybody. he doesn't need to hurt rishi to be successful and if he wants— rishi to be successful and if he wants te— rishi to be successful and if he wants to come— rishi to be successful and if he wants to come back, he can. as tast— wants to come back, he can. as we've just heard,— wants to come back, he can. as we've just heard, though, if he teshets— we've just heard, though, if he teshets ht— we've just heard, though, if he destroys in the— we've just heard, though, if he destroys in the wrong way, he tett— destroys in the wrong way, he teh-t te — destroys in the wrong way, he won't be able— destroys in the wrong way, he won't be able to. _ destroys in the wrong way, he won't be able to. he knows exaettt— won't be able to. he knows exaettt that— won't be able to. he knows exactly what he's doing . he's exactly what he's doing. he's tet— exactly what he's doing. he's tett etete— exactly what he's doing. he's very clever and— exactly what he's doing. he's very clever and it's great to tateh— very clever and it's great to tateh hhm — very clever and it's great to tateh hhm .— very clever and it's great to watch him . it— very clever and it's great to watch him . it really is. well watch him. it really is. well the— watch him. it really is. well the the— watch him. it really is. well the the eet— watch him. it really is. well like i've got to— watch him. it really is. well like i've got to say, jacob tees—meee-s— like i've got to say, jacob rees—mogg's producer is looking atta— rees—mogg's producer is looking attet tetheht-s— rees—mogg's producer is looking after tonight's show and he's tast— after tonight's show and he's just whispered— after tonight's show and he's just whispered in my ear that haeet— just whispered in my ear that taeet eat-t— just whispered in my ear that jacob can't speak a word of hate. — jacob can't speak a word of hate. tt-s— jacob can't speak a word of latin. it's all— jacob can't speak a word of latin. it's all an- jacob can't speak a word of latin. l a?“ thi jacob can't speak a word of latin. l htil h gl latin. it's all an act right now. andrew, let me ask you about boris. will we ever get over the boris psychodrama or will we still be talking about him in 10 or 20 years time ? i him in 10 or 20 years time? i think actually we will. " " �*0 $90 l t7 i think actually we will. and i thttt— think actually we will. and i that he-s— think actually we will. and i think he's going— think actually we will. and i think he's going to get his own the— think he's going to get his own that et— think he's going to get his own kind of revenge— think he's going to get his own kind of revenge in— think he's going to get his own kind of revenge in a way. ht kind of revenge in a way. he is way— kind of revenge in a way. he is tat mete— kind of revenge in a way. he is way more popular. _ kind of revenge in a way. he is way more popular. many of my friends, especially in the neurodivergent community, have been talking about boris, and we do suspect he is indie. um you know, specifically dyspraxia

traits and that people with dyspraxia are very good at reinvent themselves and you know, boris was very people focussed . rishi has kind of focussed. rishi has kind of wound a lot of people up . um, wound a lot of people up. um, you know he's not really got the people's touch and he's, he's very wealthy , um, and you know, very wealthy, um, and you know, and there's been, you know, so much change. um, and i think there will be a bit of a kind of a slanging match, not so much match in a very nasty way , but match in a very nasty way, but he'll have a kind of like , you he'll have a kind of like, you know, you may recall that obviously two years ago and robinson came back to tv from the middle of nowhere to host countdown, albeit for a year . countdown, albeit for a year. and she came back. then she left the, you know, channel 4 in the lurch and now she's gone off to do different things. and thank god we've got colin murray and he's much more, you know, like boris, he's more people focussed . um, you know, we'll be talking about boris. he's one of those that you know, even watching

dan's special last night with liz truss , if we can't have liz truss, if we can't have bods liz truss, if we can't have boris back , i would sooner us boris back, i would sooner us have liz and i've been a bit controversial here, but boris, you know, was one of those that, you know, was one of those that, you know, was one of those that, you know , i know, you know you know, i know, you know people moaned about the brexit was a bit of a fiasco, but he he's quite charismatic and even when i've read about the articles and will be buying tomorrow's daily mail to read about it and you know and i'm really , really pleased that really, really pleased that you've stolen pip tomson from itv's good morning britain. she was brilliant when i used to watch that show and her show at lunchtime was good, but he is very the people . very much about the people. rishi doesn't. rishi seems very wooden in comparison . i don't wooden in comparison. i don't feel that, you know , drawn in feel that, you know, drawn in andifs feel that, you know, drawn in and it's the same with michelle dewberry show because she was on the apprentice. she kind of drew me in, you know, when from day one and i watch her show like yours all the time. so he's got that. it's the lack of charisma . and, you know , boris is more

. and, you know, boris is more relatable . there you go. well relatable. there you go. well what an interesting set of views bdng what an interesting set of views bring back. liz truss, there's a theteht— bring back. liz truss, there's a theteht .— bring back. liz truss, there's a theteht . my— bring back. liz truss, there's a thought . my thanks— g i liz truss, there's a thought . my thanks to andrew in thought. my thanks to andrew in tsse— thought. my thanks to andrew in tsse teets— thought. my thanks to andrew in essex. fergus in— thought. my thanks to andrew in essex. fergus in woolwich and atte— essex. fergus in woolwich and hot ht— essex. fergus in woolwich and tot he tett.— essex. fergus in woolwich and adic in kent. lads i wish we had teheet— adic in kent. lads i wish we had teheet tat— adic in kent. lads i wish we had longer, but we'll— adic in kent. lads i wish we had longer, but we'll get you back on soon. thank— longer, but we'll get you back on soon. thank you so much. in tact:— on soon. thank you so much. in taet: t— on soon. thank you so much. in taet: t really— on soon. thank you so much. in fact, i really do— on soon. thank you so much. in fact, i really do want to thank the— fact, i really do want to thank the brilliant— fact, i really do want to thank the brilliant contributors to that— the brilliant contributors to that tetan— the brilliant contributors to dial dolan because this is dial dolan because this show is going— dial dolan because this show is eehhe tatt— dial dolan because this show is eehhe taet te— dial dolan because this show is going back to nine— dial dolan because this show is going back to nine till 11 on theat— going back to nine till 11 on hhtat hhehts— going back to nine till 11 on friday nights because lee thtetseh— friday nights because lee anderson taking over at 8 anderson is taking over at 8 pm.— anderson is taking over at 8 mt etet— anderson is taking over at 8 pm. every friday. so i'll be 9 to p.m. every friday. so i'll be 9 te ht— p.m. every friday. so i'll be 9 te ht theat— pm. every friday. so i'll be 9 to 11 friday, saturday, sunday. tat— to 11 friday, saturday, sunday. tat tehe— to 11 friday, saturday, sunday. tat eehhe— to 11 friday, saturday, sunday. but we're going to bring back that— but we're going to bring back that tetan— but we're going to bring back dial dolan because highly dial dolan because it's a highly tettta— dial dolan because it's a highly tettta htem— dial dolan because it's a highly tettta htem eh— dial dolan because it's a highly popular item on the show. and tethe— popular item on the show. and tethe attats— popular item on the show. and you're always brilliant on it. hets— you're always brilliant on it. hets mee— you're always brilliant on it. hets te— you're always brilliant on it. lots more to come . let me tell lots more to come. let me tell you— lots more to come. let me tell you that— lots more to come. let me tell yet that h— lots more to come. let me tell yet that he mt— lots more to come. let me tell you that in my big— lots more to come. let me tell you that in my big opinion, my thst— you that in my big opinion, my thst eh— you that in my big opinion, my thst eh ah— you that in my big opinion, my first on air reaction to the treatment— first on air reaction to the treatment of— first on air reaction to the treatment of boris johnson, i tett— treatment of boris johnson, i teh-t te— treatment of boris johnson, i won't be pulling— treatment of boris johnson, i won't be pulling my punches. you tett— won't be pulling my punches. you teh-t tatt— won't be pulling my punches. you teh-t taht te— won't be pulling my punches. you won't want to miss— won't be pulling my punches. you won't want to miss it. that is tte— won't want to miss it. that is tte mhhttes— won't want to miss it. that is two minutes away. but first, the weather. — two minutes away. but first, the weather. the— two minutes away. but first, the weather. and here's a plot stettea— weather. and here's a plot stehtet. tt-s— weather. and here's a plot spoiler. it's very good . spoiler. it's very good. hello there.— spoiler. it's very good. hello there. t-m— spoiler. it's very good. hello there. i'm jonathan kwasi here with your evening weather forecast for gb news provided by

the met office. whilst high pressure has been with us throughout the past few days, it's low pressure is it's low pressure that is increasingly becoming in charge as into weekend . as we head into the weekend. it's currently out the it's currently out in the atlantic. steadily atlantic. it's steadily progressing in the west and progressing in from the west and we'll staying us we'll be staying with us throughout the weekend and into next well. it's already next week as well. it's already bringing of the west bringing into parts of the west and bringing in these showers that will start to feed their way in throughout the rest of this overnight. way in throughout the rest of this see overnight. way in throughout the rest of this see some overnight. way in throughout the rest of this see some heavyight. way in throughout the rest of this see some heavy rain could see some heavy rain in there, for northern there, particularly for northern ireland hours ireland through the early hours of morning. quite of saturday morning. quite persistent rain generally further east, though, it will stay clearer . and stay drier and clearer. and underneath those clearer skies, temperatures dropping into temperatures dropping down into ten, 11 c. so a bit more comfortable for sleeping here. but towards west , but further towards the west, around 15, 16 c. so still quite muqqy around 15, 16 c. so still quite muggy out there. first thing on saturday, those showers then continuing to push their way north and westwards. so a sprinkling perhaps for parts of northwest western northwest england, western scotland . we see the scotland. and we might see the odd across southern odd one push across southern areas england well. so areas of england as well. so generally, eastern areas tending to again , we'll to stay drier. and again, we'll see a bit of wispy cloud push

its way through. and with that cloud temperatures perhaps a little recent little lower compared to recent days, feeling very days, but still feeling very warm. 24, 25 c in to warm. highs of 24, 25 c in to saturday night. again, continuing to see those showers , particularly across western areas. so western scotland, northwest england, parts of northern ireland still seeing a few flittering through as we head into the daytime, though , head into the daytime, though, those showers will be turning more widespread and there a more widespread and there is a thunderstorm force thunderstorm warning in force for and wales for parts of england and wales throughout the day. these thunderstorms are going to be hit miss, though not hit and miss, though not everywhere is going to see one. but you them, they but where you do see them, they are be potentially are going to be potentially bringing downpours rain bringing heavy downpours of rain , hail and even some lightning as well. this of low as well. this area of low pressure is staying with us. then as we head into monday and tuesday, thunderstorms tuesday, further thunderstorms and are likely and heavy showers are likely throughout as well. throughout those days as well. so do keep up to date with the forecast it is a forecast because it is quite a showery picture on the cards. enjoy your evening. enjoy the rest of your evening. bye bye .

happy friday. the weekend starts . happy friday. the weekend stats hete. — . happy friday. the weekend starts here. it's— . happy friday. the weekend starts here. it's 9:00- happy friday. the weekend starts here. it's 9:00 on television,— starts here. it's 9:00 on television, on- starts here. it's 9:00 on television, on radio and online in television, on radio and online he the— television, on radio and online in the united— television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the teat.— in the united kingdom and across the world. this— in the united kingdom and across the world. this is— in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tetheht— the world. this is mark dolan tetheht ht— the world. this is mark dolan tetheht hh mt— the world. this is mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, my thst— tonight in my big opinion, my thst eh— tonight in my big opinion, my thst eh ah— tonight in my big opinion, my first on air reaction to the treatment— first on air reaction to the treatment of— first on air reaction to the treatment of boris johnson. i tett— treatment of boris johnson. i teh-t te— treatment of boris johnson. i won't be pulling— treatment of boris johnson. i won't be pulling my punches and you won't be pulling my punches and you tett— won't be pulling my punches and tea teh-t tatt— won't be pulling my punches and you won't want to— won't be pulling my punches and you won't want to miss it. my matt— you won't want to miss it. my mat meets— you won't want to miss it. my mark meets guest— you won't want to miss it. my mark meets guest is the star of the cat— mark meets guest is the star of the cat oh— mark meets guest is the star of the carry on films— mark meets guest is the star of the carry on films and coronation— the carry on films and coronation street. legendary eemett— coronation street. legendary comedy actress— coronation street. legendary comedy actress amanda barrie in my tate— comedy actress amanda barrie in my take at— comedy actress amanda barrie in my tate at tet— comedy actress amanda barrie in my take at ten, it's— comedy actress amanda barrie in my take at ten, it's becoming tahhttttt— my take at ten, it's becoming painfully clear— my take at ten, it's becoming painfully clear that joe biden mast— painfully clear that joe biden must step— painfully clear that joe biden must step down— painfully clear that joe biden must step down on health grounds as we need a leader— must step down on health grounds as we need a leader in the white tease— as we need a leader in the white tease the— as we need a leader in the white house who actually— as we need a leader in the white house who actually knows what day house who actually knows what tat et— house who actually knows what tat et the— house who actually knows what day of the week— house who actually knows what day of the week it— house who actually knows what day of the week it is .

day of the week it is. se— day of the week it is. se a— day of the week it is. se a busyt- day of the week it is. so a busy, lively and fun two heas— so a busy, lively and fun two heas te— so a busy, lively and fun two hours to come.— so a busy, lively and fun two hours to come. it— so a busy, lively and fun two hours to come. it is friday mett— hours to come. it is friday night the— hours to come. it is friday night, the weekend starts here. so night, the weekend starts here. se tat— night, the weekend starts here. so put something— night, the weekend starts here. so put something cold and fizzy in so put something cold and fizzy he the— so put something cold and fizzy he the hhtee— so put something cold and fizzy in the fridge or— so put something cold and fizzy in the fridge or fire up the tettte — in the fridge or fire up the tettte att— in the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's- in the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's have a night to remember. lots— kettle and let's have a night to remember. lots to— kettle and let's have a night to remember. lots to get through, htettthhe— remember. lots to get through, including that— remember. lots to get through, including that opinion. and including that big opinion. and my thets— including that big opinion. and my eh— including that big opinion. and my views on boris johnson. but hast— my views on boris johnson. but hast-the— my views on boris johnson. but first, the headlines with first, hit the headlines with heat— first, hit the headlines with heat smhth— first, hit the headlines with heat smhth .— first, hit the headlines with heat smhth . — first, hit the headlines with rory smith . mtg first, hit the headlines with- rory smith . thank you very much, rory smith. thank you very much, mark. a man has been charged with the murders of three people in nottingham's knife attacks. 31 year old waldo falcone, a former student at nottingham university, is accused of killing barnaby webber. university, is accused of killing barnaby webber . grace killing barnaby webber. grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of three counts of attempted murder after three other people were injured when they were hit by a van that morning. he's due to appear at nottingham magistrates court tomorrow . nato boris

court tomorrow. nato boris johnson is accused of breaching ministerial rules by taking up a new role as a daily mail columnist. the advisory committee on business appointments claims that mr johnson gave them just half an hours johnson gave them just half an hour's notice. thus despite the ministerial code requiring those who've left government in the last two years to apply for advice on taking up new appointments , mr johnson's first appointments, mr johnson's first article is how a weight loss drug didn't work for him , saying drug didn't work for him, saying he will only cover politics when he will only cover politics when he absolutely has to. 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 a teenager. the crown prosecution service says the 64 year old 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 on a man has been arrested after a police officer was stabbed in kent yesterday evening . the 48 year old man evening. the 48 year old man from maidstone is suspected of assaulting the police constable while in his 50s in the town . while in his 50s in the town. the victim has since been discharged from hospital. the suspect remains in custody . king suspect remains in custody. king charles has appointed queen camilla with the highest honour in scotland . the queen has been in scotland. the queen has been given the honour to the most ancient and most noble order of the thistle. it's a personal gift from the monarch that recognised his 16 knights, along with a number of people who've held public office or have contributed to national life. it comes ahead of the king's first trooping the colour ceremony tomorrow to mark his official birthday tv online dab+ radio and tunein. this is gb news nato. back to .

nato. back to. mark thanks, ryan. welcome to mark dolan tonight. happy friday one and att— dolan tonight. happy friday one ate at the— dolan tonight. happy friday one and all the weekend— t" tit" gl happy friday one and all the weekend starts here in and all the weekend starts here he mt— and all the weekend starts here he my the— and all the weekend starts here in my big opinion.— and all the weekend starts here in my big opinion. my first on air in my big opinion. my first on ah teaetheh— in my big opinion. my first on air reaction to— in my big opinion. my first on air reaction to the— in my big opinion. my first on air reaction to the treatment of teats— air reaction to the treatment of teats rehhseh— air reaction to the treatment of boris johnson in— air reaction to the treatment of boris johnson in the big story is boris johnson in the big story hs teats— boris johnson in the big story is boris being— boris johnson in the big story is boris being punished for thttte— is boris being punished for brexit? i'll— is boris being punished for brexit? i'll be— is boris being punished for brexit? i'll be asking the co—founder_ brexit? i'll be asking the co—founder of- brexit? i'll be asking the co—founder of vote leave brexit teeeht — co—founder of vote leave brexit teeeht tetetas— co—founder of vote leave brexit legend douglas carswell, and i'll legend douglas carswell, and at te— legend douglas carswell, and at he asthhe— legend douglas carswell, and i'll be asking douglas, who's sheathe— i'll be asking douglas, who's steathhe te— i'll be asking douglas, who's steathhe te ts— i'll be asking douglas, who's speaking to us live from the thhtet— speaking to us live from the united states,— speaking to us live from the united states, whether a similar thteh— united states, whether a similar thteh hatt— united states, whether a similar thteh htht ts— united states, whether a similar witch hunt is happening to tehatt— witch hunt is happening to donald trump— witch hunt is happening to donald trump in the us. my mark meets— donald trump in the us. my mark meets eaest— donald trump in the us. my mark meets eaest ts— donald trump in the us. my mark meets guest is the— donald trump in the us. my mark meets guest is the star of the cat— meets guest is the star of the cat the — meets guest is the star of the eat on has— meets guest is the star of the carry on films and coronation sheet.— carry on films and coronation street. legendary— carry on films and coronation street. legendary comedy actress hmahta— street. legendary comedy actress amanda barrie— street. legendary comedy actress amanda barrie .— street. legendary comedy actress amanda barrie . in— street. legendary comedy actress amanda barrie. in my street. legendary comedy actress amanda barrie . in my take at amanda barrie. in my take at tent— amanda barrie. in my take at teh ht-s— amanda barrie. in my take at ten, it's becoming painfully stea— ten, it's becoming painfully eteat that— ten, it's becoming painfully clear that joe _ ten, it's becoming painfully clear that joe biden must step teth— clear that joe biden must step tett eh— clear that joe biden must step down on health— clear that joe biden must step down on health grounds in this taheetets— down on health grounds in this dangerous world. _ down on health grounds in this dangerous world. we need a same— dangerous world. we need a strong leader— dangerous world. we need a strong leader in— dangerous world. we need a strong leader in the white house and someone who— strong leader in the white house and someone who actually knows that— and someone who actually knows that eat— and someone who actually knows that tat et— and someone who actually knows that tat et the— and someone who actually knows what day of the week it is. will

teats— what day of the week it is. will boris johnson— what day of the week it is. will boris johnson use— what day of the week it is. will boris johnson use his new daily that— boris johnson use his new daily ttaht eeamt— boris johnson use his new daily mail column to— boris johnson use his new daily mail column to destroy rishi smatt— mail column to destroy rishi sthate tht— mail column to destroy rishi sunak? i'll be— mail column to destroy rishi sunak? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker , the _ sunak? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker , the daily express newsmaker, the daily express teththes— newsmaker, the daily express teththes eat— newsmaker, the daily express politics guru david maddox . mark politics guru david maddox. mark tetan— politics guru david maddox. mark tetah tetheht— politics guru david maddox. mark dolan tonight is— politics guru david maddox. mark dolan tonight is the home of the haters— dolan tonight is the home of the papers thth— dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages— papers with tomorrow's front taees thte — papers with tomorrow's front taees thte att— papers with tomorrow's front pages live and uninterrupted hem— pages live and uninterrupted hem hete— pages live and uninterrupted from 1030 sharp— pages live and uninterrupted from 1030 sharp with three top tatehts— from 1030 sharp with three top tththts the — from 1030 sharp with three top pundits who haven't been told that— pundits who haven't been told that te— pundits who haven't been told that te sat— pundits who haven't been told what to say and— pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the seat.— what to say and who don't follow the sethtt. t— what to say and who don't follow the script. i wouldn't let them tetheht— the script. i wouldn't let them tetheht :— the script. i wouldn't let them tetheht : tat— the script. i wouldn't let them tonight , but we— the script. i wouldn't let them tonight, but we have top reahathst— tonight, but we have top journalist and- tonight, but we have top journalist and former editor of hateathst— journalist and former editor of labourlist peter— journalist and former editor of labourlist peter edwards , the labourlist peter edwards, the mutant— labourlist peter edwards, the brilliant writer— labourlist peter edwards, the brilliant writer and tv personality- brilliant writer and tv personality ingrid tarrant , and personality ingrid tarrant, and tv personality ingrid tarrant, and w hets— personality ingrid tarrant, and tv news legend— personality ingrid tarrant, and tv news legend john sergeant tetheht— tv news legend john sergeant hehheht tht— tv news legend john sergeant tonight i'll be— tv news legend john sergeant tonight i'll be asking the paths— tonight i'll be asking the paths ts— tonight i'll be asking the pundits, is it— tonight i'll be asking the pundits, is it time to ban hesethte— pundits, is it time to ban hosepipe bans? do they even teete— hosepipe bans? do they even teeth the— hosepipe bans? do they even work? are meat— hosepipe bans? do they even work? are meat eaters guilty of death— work? are meat eaters guilty of double standards— work? are meat eaters guilty of double standards ? and should double standards? and should shehe— double standards? and should strong perfume— double standards? and should strong perfume wearers be banned hem— strong perfume wearers be banned from restaurants— strong perfume wearers be banned from restaurants ?_ strong perfume wearers be banned from restaurants ? are they a bit from restaurants? are they a bit whiffv_ from restaurants? are they a bit thhttt e— from restaurants? are they a bit thhttt e thus— from restaurants? are they a bit whiffy ? plus your— from restaurants? are they a bit whiffy ? plus your emails, whiffy? plus your emails, esteehattt— whiffy? plus your emails, especially the _ whiffy? plus your emails, especially the spicy ones? mark gb especially the spicy ones? mark et hets— especially the spicy ones? mark et hets sem— especially the spicy ones? mark gb news .com. this show has a eetteh— gb news .com. this show has a eetteh ate.— gb news .com. this show has a golden rule. it's— gb news .com. this show has a

golden rule. it's bullet—proof or golden rule. it's bullet—proof ea ht-s— golden rule. it's bullet—proof ea ht-s a— golden rule. it's bullet—proof ea ht-s a ret— golden rule. it's bullet—proof or it's a red line— golden rule. it's bullet—proof or it's a red line for me. we eet-t— or it's a red line for me. we teh-t te— or it's a red line for me. we don't do boring.— or it's a red line for me. we don't do boring. not on my tateh— don't do boring. not on my watch t— don't do boring. not on my watch trust— don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. hets— watch. i just won't have it. hets te— watch. i just won't have it. hets te eet— watch. i just won't have it. lots to get through . let's start lots to get through. let's start thth— lots to get through. let's start thth mt— lots to get through. let's start thth my the— lots to get through. let's start with my big opinion . poor old with my big opinion. poor old teats— with my big opinion. poor old boris johnson,— with my big opinion. poor old boris johnson, who looks to be a thethm— boris johnson, who looks to be a thethm et— boris johnson, who looks to be a thethm et a— boris johnson, who looks to be a victim of a massive— boris johnson, who looks to be a victim of a massive miscarriage of victim of a massive miscarriage et ttsthee— victim of a massive miscarriage etrtsthee. he-s— victim of a massive miscarriage of justice. he's not— victim of a massive miscarriage of justice. he's not the first. of of justice. he's not the first. eh tease— of justice. he's not the first. of course. there— of justice. he's not the first. of course. there was the ethtttett— of course. there was the guildford four.- of course. there was the guildford four. there were . the guildford four. there were. the thmhheham— guildford four. there were. the birmingham six— guildford four. there were. the birmingham six and now the westminster— birmingham six and now the westminster one, boris johnson has teet— westminster one, boris johnson has teeh teae— westminster one, boris johnson has been done up— westminster one, boris johnson has been done up like a kipper , has been done up like a kipper, so has been done up like a kipper, se mash— has been done up like a kipper, so much so that— has been done up like a kipper, so much so that seafood chef thet— so much so that seafood chef theh steth— so much so that seafood chef rick stein probably wants to tateete— rick stein probably wants to barbecue him.— rick stein probably wants to barbecue him. it's quite clear that— barbecue him. it's quite clear that teats— barbecue him. it's quite clear that boris johnson ran a chaotic no. that boris johnson ran a chaotic he. het— that boris johnson ran a chaotic no. ten throughout the pandemic : tat— no. ten throughout the pandemic : ttt thhs— no. ten throughout the pandemic , ttt thhs hhehtt— no. ten throughout the pandemic , but this highly politicised shet— , but this highly politicised shet that— , but this highly politicised show trial to— , but this highly politicised show trial to which he has been sate-estee— show trial to which he has been subjected might— show trial to which he has been subjected might damage johnson's tetttathet— subjected might damage johnson's tetttatheh. tat— subjected might damage johnson's reputation. but it— subjected might damage johnson's reputation. but it destroys that of reputation. but it destroys that et the— reputation. but it destroys that et the te— reputation. but it destroys that of the to house— reputation. but it destroys that of the to house of commons you

the— of the to house of commons you the hate— of the to house of commons you who have demonstrated a profound htaththtt— who have demonstrated a profound thaththtt te— who have demonstrated a profound inability to police— who have demonstrated a profound inability to police themselves as trustee— inability to police themselves as trusting mps— inability to police themselves as trusting mps to appraise each ether-s— as trusting mps to appraise each other's behaviour— as trusting mps to appraise each other's behaviour is like tttsthhe— other's behaviour is like trusting count dracula with the hatheh-s— trusting count dracula with the nation's blood— trusting count dracula with the nation's blood supplies. look, teats— nation's blood supplies. look, boris johnson— nation's blood supplies. look, boris johnson doesn't have the mest— boris johnson doesn't have the most umbilical— boris johnson doesn't have the most umbilical relationship with the hath.— most umbilical relationship with the truth. he's— most umbilical relationship with the truth. he's an— most umbilical relationship with the truth. he's an opportunist att— the truth. he's an opportunist ate a— the truth. he's an opportunist and a chancer_ the truth. he's an opportunist and a chancer .— the truth. he's an opportunist and a chancer. his whole career has— and a chancer. his whole career has teet— and a chancer. his whole career has been built— and a chancer. his whole career has been built on— and a chancer. his whole career has been built on obfuscation att— has been built on obfuscation and myth— has been built on obfuscation and myth .— has been built on obfuscation aht myth . tat— has been built on obfuscation and myth . but the legal case and myth. but the legal case aeahhst— and myth. but the legal case aeahhst hhm— and myth. but the legal case against him has— and myth. but the legal case against him has more holes in it that— against him has more holes in it that hete— against him has more holes in it than pete doherty's arm . and as than pete doherty's arm. and as am— than pete doherty's arm. and as thth the— than pete doherty's arm. and as with the frenzied— than pete doherty's arm. and as with the frenzied prosecution of tehatt— with the frenzied prosecution of heat hamp— with the frenzied prosecution of heat htmt :— with the frenzied prosecution of donald trump , of— with the frenzied prosecution of donald trump , of whom with the frenzied prosecution of donald trump, of whom i'm no fant— donald trump, of whom i'm no e... se— donald trump, of whom i'm no e... se the— donald trump, of whom i'm no fan, so the actions— donald trump, of whom i'm no fan, so the actions of westminster- fan, so the actions of westminster mps have wildly taetthet— westminster mps have wildly taetthet :— westminster mps have wildly backfired , making a martyr of backfired, making a martyr of teats— backfired, making a martyr of boris johnson— backfired, making a martyr of boris johnson and granting him exaetty— boris johnson and granting him exaetty that— boris johnson and granting him exactly what he— boris johnson and granting him exactly what he craves. the stettheht— exactly what he craves. the stettheht ts— exactly what he craves. the spotlight is the— exactly what he craves. the spotlight is the whole thing is a shamttes. — spotlight is the whole thing is a shambles. it— spotlight is the whole thing is a shambles. it brings the house of a shambles. it brings the house et cemmehs— a shambles. it brings the house of commons into— a shambles. it brings the house of commons into disrepute . it of commons into disrepute. it att— of commons into disrepute. it and thhs— of commons into disrepute. it and this verdict— of commons into disrepute. it and this verdict should be torn up att— and this verdict should be torn up and rescinded— and this verdict should be torn up and rescinded . mps should and up and rescinded. mps should and mast— up and rescinded. mps should and mast vete— up and rescinded. mps should and must vote against— up and rescinded. mps should and must vote against it— up and rescinded. mps should and must vote against it on monday. the— must vote against it on monday. the taheaee— must vote against it on monday. the kangaroo court— must vote against it on monday. the kangaroo court can hop right off the kangaroo court can hop right ett .— the kangaroo court can hop right at t— the kangaroo court can hop right at t say— the kangaroo court can hop right at t say te— the kangaroo court can hop right

off . i say we should bring the kangaroo court can hop right off. i say we should bring boris rehhseh— off. i say we should bring boris rehhseh tatt— off. i say we should bring boris johnson back into— off. i say we should bring boris johnson back into parliament and let johnson back into parliament and tet the— johnson back into parliament and tet the thttte— johnson back into parliament and let the public decide whether he at— let the public decide whether he remains at the— let the public decide whether he remains at the next general eteetheh— remains at the next general eteetheh :— remains at the next general election , not— remains at the next general election , not mps like harriet election, not mps like harriet hamm— election, not mps like harriet hamat :— election, not mps like harriet hamat : the— election, not mps like harriet harman , who tweeted her harman, who tweeted her rateemeht— harman, who tweeted her judgement about boris a long in ataheet— judgement about boris a long in ataheet et— judgement about boris a long in advance of this— judgement about boris a long in advance of this inquiry , or sir advance of this inquiry, or sir hemat— advance of this inquiry, or sir bernard jenkin, _ advance of this inquiry, or sir bernard jenkin, a— advance of this inquiry, or sir bernard jenkin, a man who we are tett— bernard jenkin, a man who we are tett tetes— bernard jenkin, a man who we are told loves nudist— bernard jenkin, a man who we are told loves nudist colony liz and eetahhty— told loves nudist colony liz and eetahhty tett— told loves nudist colony liz and certainly went balls out to teshey— certainly went balls out to destroy boris— certainly went balls out to destroy boris johnson . what is destroy boris johnson. what is tethe— destroy boris johnson. what is tehhe mhsset— destroy boris johnson. what is being missed amid all the noise is being missed amid all the noise hs that— being missed amid all the noise hs that utter— being missed amid all the noise is what utter the— being missed amid all the noise is what utter the government covtt— is what utter the government covid measures— is what utter the government covid measures were all along. they— covid measures were all along. they the— covid measures were all along. they the ether.— covid measures were all along. they did gather. they did have thhts— they did gather. they did have tthhts att— they did gather. they did have drinks and they— they did gather. they did have drinks and they did not. seehatty— drinks and they did not. socially distance. why? because they— socially distance. why? because they teett— socially distance. why? because they weren't afraid of the they— they weren't afraid of the virus. they knew the facts which they— virus. they knew the facts which they thtt-t— virus. they knew the facts which they didn't share— virus. they knew the facts which they didn't share with the great thhthsh— they didn't share with the great british public,— they didn't share with the great british public, instead pumping us british public, instead pumping ts thth— british public, instead pumping ts thth a— british public, instead pumping us with a steady— british public, instead pumping us with a steady stream of hystetha— us with a steady stream of hysteria and— us with a steady stream of hysteria and fear, all enabled by hysteria and fear, all enabled ty ea— hysteria and fear, all enabled by our wonderful— hysteria and fear, all enabled by our wonderful establishment metha— by our wonderful establishment metha ht— by our wonderful establishment metha he the— by our wonderful establishment media in the most— by our wonderful establishment media in the most devastating theee— media in the most devastating theee et— media in the most devastating piece of evidence— media in the most devastating piece of evidence shown to the covtt—

piece of evidence shown to the coat methy— piece of evidence shown to the covid inquiry and— piece of evidence shown to the covid inquiry and courtesy of sam — covid inquiry and courtesy of sam ceates— covid inquiry and courtesy of sam coates at— covid inquiry and courtesy of sam coates at sky news , it was sam coates at sky news, it was heated— sam coates at sky news, it was revealed that— sam coates at sky news, it was revealed that staff— sam coates at sky news, it was revealed that staff at number 10 did revealed that staff at number 10 the het— revealed that staff at number 10 the tet tea— revealed that staff at number 10 the tet a— revealed that staff at number 10 did not wear a mask because they tett— did not wear a mask because they tett ty— did not wear a mask because they were told by the _ did not wear a mask because they were told by the expert that they— were told by the expert that they thtt-t— were told by the expert that they didn't work. they were told thee— they didn't work. they were told there tas— they didn't work. they were told there he — they didn't work. they were told there was no point— they didn't work. they were told there was no point and that the sehehththe— there was no point and that the scientific advice— there was no point and that the scientific advice was that masks mate— scientific advice was that masks mate thttte— scientific advice was that masks made little difference. so thhtst— made little difference. so thhtst the— made little difference. so whilst the rest- made little difference. so whilst the rest of us clueless sheet— whilst the rest of us clueless sheet that— whilst the rest of us clueless sheep clad our— whilst the rest of us clueless sheep clad our faces in those thtthy— sheep clad our faces in those filthy muzzles_ sheep clad our faces in those filthy muzzles inside number 10, they— filthy muzzles inside number 10, they tee— filthy muzzles inside number 10, they were happily— filthy muzzles inside number 10, they were happily mask free. tett— they were happily mask free. tett ht-s— they were happily mask free. well, it's easier— they were happily mask free. well, it's easier to get red the— well, it's easier to get red teth— well, it's easier to get red wine down your- well, it's easier to get red wine down your glug hole without hsh-t— wine down your glug hole without hsh-t tte— wine down your glug hole without one, isn't it? and— wine down your glug hole without one, isn't it? and it's easier to one, isn't it? and it's easier te shete— one, isn't it? and it's easier te shete yea— one, isn't it? and it's easier to shove your tongue down a eetteaete-s— to shove your tongue down a colleague's throat. come to thttt— colleague's throat. come to thhht et— colleague's throat. come to thhht et ht.— colleague's throat. come to think of it. so— colleague's throat. come to think of it. so if— colleague's throat. come to think of it. so if you're teethhe— think of it. so if you're looking for— think of it. so if you're looking for a- think of it. so if you're looking for a crime here, it's het— looking for a crime here, it's tet teats— looking for a crime here, it's not boris johnson's proxima ttetty— not boris johnson's proxima ttettyte— not boris johnson's proxima ttetty te a— not boris johnson's proxima motty to a birthday cake or test— motty to a birthday cake or rishi sunak— motty to a birthday cake or rishi sunak standing near a etass— rishi sunak standing near a etass et— rishi sunak standing near a glass of orange— rishi sunak standing near a glass of orange juice. it was the— glass of orange juice. it was the hsae— glass of orange juice. it was the :— glass of orange juice. it was the insane , sane- glass of orange juice. it was the insane , sane decision to the insane, sane decision to shut— the insane, sane decision to shut the— the insane, sane decision to shut the country— the insane, sane decision to shut the country down on and off for shut the country down on and off tet tte— shut the country down on and off tet tte att— shut the country down on and off tet tte at a— shut the country down on and off for two and a half— shut the country down on and off for two and a half years in an attempt— for two and a half years in an attempt te— for two and a half years in an attempt to stop— for two and a half years in an attempt to stop a— for two and a half years in an attempt to stop a seasonal testhatety— attempt to stop a seasonal respiratory virus. miles or non—existent— respiratory virus. miles or non—existent to most the soap

eteta— non—existent to most the soap eteta aeatt— non—existent to most the soap opera around boris johnson is a thshaetheh— opera around boris johnson is a thshaetheh a— opera around boris johnson is a distraction, a sideshow show, at— distraction, a sideshow show, at attets— distraction, a sideshow show, and allows the— distraction, a sideshow show, and allows the real perpetrator off and allows the real perpetrator at the— and allows the real perpetrator at the teet— and allows the real perpetrator off the hook. those numpties at tmtethat— off the hook. those numpties at imperial college— off the hook. those numpties at imperial college and their junk metetthhe— imperial college and their junk metetthhe the— imperial college and their junk modelling the prophets of doom at saee:— modelling the prophets of doom at saee: tet— modelling the prophets of doom at saee, tet ty— modelling the prophets of doom at sage, led by whitty and vattahee:— at sage, led by whitty and vallance, the _ at sage, led by whitty and vallance, the most terrifying tettte — vallance, the most terrifying tettte aet— vallance, the most terrifying double act since— vallance, the most terrifying double act since the krays and a tatettet— double act since the krays and a tatehtet att— double act since the krays and a talented and charismatic but ttthmatety— talented and charismatic but ultimately weak— talented and charismatic but ultimately weak prime minister the— ultimately weak prime minister the tettset— ultimately weak prime minister who refused to— ultimately weak prime minister who refused to face them down. we who refused to face them down. the ththesset— who refused to face them down. we witnessed many crimes during the tattemhe— we witnessed many crimes during the tattemhe :— we witnessed many crimes during the pandemic , but— we witnessed many crimes during the pandemic , but not of a red the pandemic, but not of a red the— the pandemic, but not of a red wine or birthday— the pandemic, but not of a red wine or birthday cake variety . wine or birthday cake variety. the— wine or birthday cake variety. the disastrous— wine or birthday cake variety. the disastrous and in my view, tahtet— the disastrous and in my view, failed experiment— the disastrous and in my view, failed experiment of lockdowns hhsthet— failed experiment of lockdowns hhsthet ty— failed experiment of lockdowns hhsthet ty the— failed experiment of lockdowns inspired by the chinese communist— inspired by the chinese communist party, no less wildly disproportionate— communist party, no less wildly disproportionate for a uniquely age disproportionate for a uniquely aee steehthe— disproportionate for a uniquely age specific virus— disproportionate for a uniquely age specific virus has destroyed thhs— age specific virus has destroyed thhs catty:— age specific virus has destroyed this country, leaving us poorer, attet— this country, leaving us poorer, more divided with— this country, leaving us poorer, more divided with a broken eey— more divided with a broken eey att— more divided with a broken economy and a— more divided with a broken economy and a generation of tamaeet— economy and a generation of damaged kids— economy and a generation of damaged kids .— economy and a generation of damaged kids. this economy and a generation of damaged kids . this is all being damaged kids. this is all being eehtehhehtty— damaged kids. this is all being conveniently forgotten amid ehttess— conveniently forgotten amid endless arguments about how much raeet-s— endless arguments about how much raeet-s cheet— endless arguments about how much raeet-s cteet et— endless arguments about how much jacob's creek or tesco finest chattemay— jacob's creek or tesco finest chardonnay boris johnson guzzled

thhtst— chardonnay boris johnson guzzled thhtst at— chardonnay boris johnson guzzled whilst at number— chardonnay boris johnson guzzled whilst at number 10. if you're going— whilst at number 10. if you're eehhe te— whilst at number 10. if you're eehhe te expel_ whilst at number 10. if you're going to expel members of hathamett— going to expel members of parliament for— going to expel members of parliament for behaviour that tamaeet— parliament for behaviour that tamaeet the— parliament for behaviour that damaged the country , get rid of damaged the country, get rid of the ees— damaged the country, get rid of the the— damaged the country, get rid of the ones who supported those ruinous lockdowns . that would be ruinous lockdowns. that would be mest— ruinous lockdowns. that would be mest et— ruinous lockdowns. that would be mest et them— ruinous lockdowns. that would be most of them and— ruinous lockdowns. that would be most of them and they would be no most of them and they would be he eteat— most of them and they would be he eteat tess— most of them and they would be he eteat tess .— most of them and they would be no great loss . officials flouted no great loss. officials flouted the ates— no great loss. officials flouted the rules because— no great loss. officials flouted the rules because they knew they were nonsense ,_ the rules because they knew they were nonsense , but— the rules because they knew they were nonsense , but they don't were nonsense, but they don't tatt— were nonsense, but they don't want as— were nonsense, but they don't want as te— were nonsense, but they don't want us to know— were nonsense, but they don't want us to know that as they taste — want us to know that as they taste thhs— want us to know that as they pursue this ridiculous covid methy— pursue this ridiculous covid meaty thheh— pursue this ridiculous covid inquiry which exists purely to rtsthty— inquiry which exists purely to rasthty the— inquiry which exists purely to justify the disastrous policies that— justify the disastrous policies that tete— justify the disastrous policies that we've all— justify the disastrous policies that we've all suffered at the hats— that we've all suffered at the hats et— that we've all suffered at the hands of, and— that we've all suffered at the hands of, and of— that we've all suffered at the hands of, and of course , we will hands of, and of course, we will hate— hands of, and of course, we will hate he— hands of, and of course, we will hate he say— hands of, and of course, we will hate he say ht— hands of, and of course, we will have no say in all— hands of, and of course, we will have no say in all of this , no have no say in all of this, no tett— have no say in all of this, no theht te— have no say in all of this, no theht te ethy— have no say in all of this, no right to reply. we're being mtzztet— right to reply. we're being muzzled all— right to reply. we're being muzzled all over again . boris muzzled all over again. boris rehhseh— muzzled all over again. boris that has— muzzled all over again. boris johnson has indeed been done up like johnson has indeed been done up the a— johnson has indeed been done up the a theta— johnson has indeed been done up like a kipper, but— johnson has indeed been done up like a kipper, but this whole stay— like a kipper, but this whole stay hs— like a kipper, but this whole stay hs a— like a kipper, but this whole stay hs a ret— like a kipper, but this whole story is a red herring. something- story is a red herring. something fishy is going on and it something fishy is going on and ht sthhts— something fishy is going on and ht sthhts .—

it stinks. now- it stinks. now the it stinks.— now the government ht stats.— now the government and the chief metheat— now the government and the chief medical advisers— now the government and the chief medical advisers to _ now the government and the chief medical advisers to the government,- medical advisers to the government, sage and other experts— government, sage and other experts, would— government, sage and other experts, would argue that the teetteths— experts, would argue that the lockdowns saved _ experts, would argue that the lockdowns saved many thousands. if lockdowns saved many thousands. tt het— lockdowns saved many thousands. if not millions,— lockdowns saved many thousands. if not millions, of— lockdowns saved many thousands. if not millions, of lives and prevented— if not millions, of lives and prevented the— if not millions, of lives and prevented the nhs from being etetthetmet— prevented the nhs from being overwhelmed .— prevented the nhs from being overwhelmed . and that is the overwhelmed. and that is the mar-ethy— overwhelmed. and that is the marethty thet— overwhelmed. and that is the majority view of— overwhelmed. and that is the majority view of most scientists the— majority view of most scientists across the western— majority view of most scientists across the western world. it's het— across the western world. it's tet my— across the western world. it's tet my thet— across the western world. it's at my :— across the western world. it's not my view , but— across the western world. it's not my view , but it certainly is not my view, but it certainly is thehs. — not my view, but it certainly is theirs. what's— not my view, but it certainly is theirs. what's yours? market gb hets— theirs. what's yours? market gb hets het— theirs. what's yours? market gb news .com. let me— theirs. what's yours? market gb news .com. let me know your thetehts. — news .com. let me know your thetehts. t-m— news .com. let me know your thoughts. i'm delighted to get eaten— thoughts. i'm delighted to get reaction from _ thoughts. i'm delighted to get reaction from my— thoughts. i'm delighted to get reaction from my top team of paths— reaction from my top team of paths tet.— reaction from my top team of pundits now. ringside seats for the the— pundits now. ringside seats for the the hets— pundits now. ringside seats for the big news stories of the theht— the big news stories of the theht .— the big news stories of the hheht . t-m— the big news stories of the night. i'm delighted to the big news stories of the night . i'm delighted to welcome night. i'm delighted to welcome top night. i'm delighted to welcome tet reahathst— night. i'm delighted to welcome top journalist and— night. i'm delighted to welcome top journalist and former editor of labourlist— top journalist and former editor of labourlist peter edwards , the of labourlist peter edwards, the tthtthaht— of labourlist peter edwards, the brilliant writer— of labourlist peter edwards, the brilliant writer and tv personality- brilliant writer and tv personality ingrid tarrant and tv personality ingrid tarrant and w hets— personality ingrid tarrant and tv news legend— personality ingrid tarrant and tv news legend john sergeant eteat— tv news legend john sergeant eteat te— tv news legend john sergeant eteat te hate— tv news legend john sergeant great to have all— tv news legend john sergeant great to have all three of you thth— great to have all three of you thth me— great to have all three of you with me. peter— great to have all three of you with me. peter welcome back to the shet. — with me. peter welcome back to the show. first— with me. peter welcome back to the show. first of— with me. peter welcome back to the show. first of all, your teaetheh— the show. first of all, your reaction to _ the show. first of all, your reaction to this— the show. first of all, your reaction to this soap opera aetht— reaction to this soap opera around boris— reaction to this soap opera around boris johnson. i think it's around boris johnson. i think ht-s a— around boris johnson. i think it's a distraction— around boris johnson. i think it's a distraction from the real atte— it's a distraction from the real : thheh— it's a distraction from the real crime , which was— it's a distraction from the real crime , which was lockdowns crime, which was lockdowns tetete— crime, which was lockdowns tetete te — crime, which was lockdowns before we come— crime, which was lockdowns before we come on to boris, i test— before we come on to boris, i test tatt— before we come on to boris, i rest taht te— before we come on to boris, i rest at te hay— before we come on to boris, i just want to pay tribute to

teeth— just want to pay tribute to glenda jackson, the double oscar winner, labour— glenda jackson, the double oscar winner, labour mp,— glenda jackson, the double oscar winner, labour mp, who died this week. — winner, labour mp, who died this week. .t-m— winner, labour mp, who died this week. .i'm sure— winner, labour mp, who died this week. .i'm sure it's- winner, labour mp, who died this week. ht l e winner, labour mp, who died this week. e week. and i'm sure it's been in the everyone in the thoughts of everyone in westminster. what a huge impact she the and in she made both in the arts and in politics a busy week it politics and what a busy week it has been politics. what has been in politics. what a chaotic it has been. as chaotic week it has been. as you'd disagreed with you'd expect, i disagreed with every i think the thing every word. i think the thing about boris johnson as the about boris johnson is as the heat you , i thought i heat got to you, i thought i thought was very just thought i was very wise, just there. ithought thought i was very wise, just there. i thought that was seven mhhttes— there. i thought that was seven mhhttes et— there. i thought that was seven minutes of truth— there. i thought that was seven minutes of truth -we. there. i thought that was seven . minutes of truth -we don't minutes of truth bombs. we don't attays— minutes of truth bombs. we don't attays hate— minutes of truth bombs. we don't attays hate tee— minutes of truth bombs. we don't always have too much in common, but the same but obviously we go to the same tailor. or we just went to tailor. or maybe we just went to debenhams shut debenhams before it shut shut down. max. yeah, your down. but he's max. yeah, your jacket a down. but he's max. yeah, your taetet-a tht— down. but he's max. yeah, your jacket-a bit-than. jacket looks a bit posher than the— jacket looks a bit posher than mhes—ay - jacket looks a bit posher than| mine,_say. you've mine, i've got to say. you've sttashet— mine, i've got to say. you've splashed cash. you're splashed the cash. you're a champagne socialist. i did my best to keep debenhams going, but that but was unsuccessful in that venture. anyway. johnson. venture. anyway. boris johnson. as venture. anyway. boris johnson. hs—atett- venture. anyway. boris johnson. hs—atettthe- venture. anyway. boris johnson. as_about the lies. venture. anyway. boris johnson. as_about the lies ,i as we all know about the lies, we as we all know about the lies, te—atett- as we all know about the lies, we_about the. we all now know about the chequered— we all now know about the chequered career history. sacked hem— chequered career history. sacked hem-thmes— chequered career history. sacked from-times for— chequered career history. sacked from times for making from the times for making up a etete— from the times for making up a etete tetete— from the times for making up a quote before we— from the times for making up a quote before we went into rtththes— quote before we went into politics. and _ quote before we went into politics. and so- quote before we went into politics. and so on and so on. so politics. and so on and so on. se-het— politics. and so on and so on. so-not rehash-thel so let's not rehash that. the tety— so let's not rehash that. the teary-hs— so let's not rehash that. the tety-hs that- so let's not rehash that. the worry-is that he- so let's not rehash that. the worry is that he wasn't worry for me is that he wasn't teae— worry for me is that he wasn't tea at— worry for me is that he wasn't tea at the— worry for me is that he wasn't tea at the a— worry for me is that he wasn't done up like a kipper. it was that— done up like a kipper. it was that the— done up like a kipper. it was that the-against- done up like a kipper. it was that the against him was that the case against him was etahe— that the case against him was extreme , strong.— that the case against him was extreme , strong. and i most of extreme, strong. and i most of all extreme, strong. and i most of at tethet— extreme, strong. and i most of all worried about— extreme, strong. and i most of

all worried about the arrogance att— all worried about the arrogance and the— all worried about the arrogance and the hubris,— all worried about the arrogance and the hubris, the denial, all ttyhhe— and the hubris, the denial, all hyhhe te— and the hubris, the denial, all hyhhe te tar-eet— and the hubris, the denial, all trying to inject paranoia into the political— trying to inject paranoia into the political bloodstream by et— the political bloodstream by et hhs— the political bloodstream by some of his allies in parliament. - some of his allies in parliament. i think we all make mhstates— parliament. i think we all make mhstates ht— parliament. i think we all make mistakes in life,— parliament. i think we all make mistakes in life, and he eetahhty— mistakes in life, and he certainly made some high profile tat— certainly made some high profile tat te— certainly made some high profile tat te ee— certainly made some high profile ones. but to go down, not just go ones. but to go down, not just ee teth— ones. but to go down, not just go down fighting,— ones. but to go down, not just go down fighting, but to go down like go down fighting, but to go down the at— go down fighting, but to go down like an arsonist_ go down fighting, but to go down like an arsonist trying to burn eetyee— like an arsonist trying to burn everyone around— like an arsonist trying to burn everyone around you, including the-parliament,- everyone around you, including the parliament, the the houses of parliament, the eemmhttee:— the houses of parliament, the committee,-was- the houses of parliament, the committee, was deeply committee, i think, was deeply unwise -johnson- committee, i think, was deeply unwise johnson and unwise of boris johnson and i thttt— unwise of boris johnson and i thhht ht— unwise of boris johnson and i think it will— unwise of boris johnson and i think it will actually i think tett— think it will actually i think at teet— think it will actually i think we'll look back— think it will actually i think we'll look back at this week as the thttte— we'll look back at this week as the killing off— we'll look back at this week as the killing off of— we'll look back at this week as the killing off of his comeback. ttememtet— the killing off of his comeback. . remember—failed remember he's had several failed eemetaets— comebacks already. he's had seteat— comebacks already. he's had several leadership bids several failed leadership bids as tett— several failed leadership bids as tett as— several failed leadership bids as well as the— several failed leadership bids as well as the one he did win. the— as well as the one he did win. the there-s— as well as the one he did win. and there's never— as well as the one he did win. and there's never a moment where you and there's never a moment where yet—ht.— and there's never a moment where yet—ht. teats— you say, that's it. boris rehhseh-s— you say, that's it. boris johnson's chances are gone. but i johnson's chances are gone. but that— johnson's chances are gone. but tthhht tett— johnson's chances are gone. but i think we'll look— johnson's chances are gone. but i think we'll look back and say etattatty— i think we'll look back and say gradually that's— i think we'll look back and say gradually that's what happened over—won't comei gradually that's what happened over john. won't come gradually that's what happened over john. sergeant'on't come gradually that's what happened over john. sergeant dot come gradually that's what happened over john. sergeant do you he back, john. sergeant do you thttt— back, john. sergeant do you thhht that— back, john. sergeant do you think that boris— back, john. sergeant do you think that boris johnson's htmthah— think that boris johnson's trumpian response to the verdict of trumpian response to the verdict et thhs— trumpian response to the verdict et thhs methy— trumpian response to the verdict of this inquiry will— trumpian response to the verdict of this inquiry will see the end of this inquiry will see the end et hhs— of this inquiry will see the end of his political— of this inquiry will see the end of his political career? l of his political career? is it a rip?— of his political career? is it a thtt hete— of his political career? is it a thtt here he— of his political career? is it a rip? bojo no, it's— of his political career? is it a rip? bojo no, it's not- of his political career? l h :t7 bojo no, it's not as of his political career? l h ::t7 bojo no, it's not as simple rip? bojo no, it's not as simple as that:— rip? bojo no, it's not as simple as that: tat— rip? bojo no, it's not as simple as that, but it's— h j7 bojo no, it's not as simple as that, but it's rather sad. vet— as that, but it's rather sad. vet see— as that, but it's rather sad. you see this— as that, but it's rather sad. you see this extraordinarily tatehtet— you see this extraordinarily talented journalist given the

eemttetety— talented journalist given the completely the— talented journalist given the completely the wrong job being hhhme— completely the wrong job being prime minister— completely the wrong job being prime minister and then proving it prime minister and then proving ht ee— prime minister and then proving ht att— prime minister and then proving it over and over— prime minister and then proving it over and over again every day shee— it over and over again every day since , particularly— it over and over again every day since , particularly because he since, particularly because he theh— since, particularly because he then stats— since, particularly because he then starts attacking people in aeaazy— then starts attacking people in a crazy fashion.— then starts attacking people in a crazy fashion. now it's all aheht— a crazy fashion. now it's all aheht tea— a crazy fashion. now it's all aheht tea yet— a crazy fashion. now it's all right for you to _ a crazy fashion. now it's all right for you to do it, because that-s— right for you to do it, because thats tat.— right for you to do it, because that's fun. and— right for you to do it, because that's fun. and you you can aamtte— that's fun. and you you can aamtte eh— that's fun. and you you can ramble on and— that's fun. and you you can ramble on and say the whole teatt. — ramble on and say the whole teatt. tht— ramble on and say the whole world. and peter- ramble on and say the whole world. ' h: 3: ramble on and say the whole world. ' h: :: tit?" world. and peter edwards can say, talking nonsense . and say, i'm talking nonsense. and neither of you prime- g and neither of you prime ministers att— neither of you prime ministers and ht-s— neither of you prime ministers and ht-s att— neither of you prime ministers and it's all-never- neither of you prime ministers and it's all h and it's all good. never say never, ingrid. no freedom never, ingrid. no batus freedom of that's all jolly. of speech. and that's all jolly. tat— of speech. and that's all jolly. tat tat— of speech. and that's all jolly. tat ttt aeah— of speech. and that's all jolly. but but real life— of speech. and that's all jolly. but but real life and- i and that's all jolly. but but real life and real teththes— but but real life and real politics has— but but real life and real politics has got to be serious tease— politics has got to be serious because people's— politics has got to be serious because people's lives are atteeteeh— because people's lives are affected. there— because people's lives are affected. there was a stage in the— affected. there was a stage in the tattemhe— affected. there was a stage in the pandemic where a thousand teette— the pandemic where a thousand teette taee— the pandemic where a thousand people were dying every day. and the tea— people were dying every day. and the htea that— people were dying every day. and the idea that you— people were dying every day. and the idea that you can look back thth— the idea that you can look back with hindsight— the idea that you can look back with hindsight and sort it out thth— with hindsight and sort it out thth a— with hindsight and sort it out thth a tet— with hindsight and sort it out with a few brief— with hindsight and sort it out with a few brief sentences is of course absurd.— with a few brief sentences is of course absurd. and— with a few brief sentences is of course absurd. and that real the— course absurd. and that real thte hsh-t— course absurd. and that real life isn't like— course absurd. and that real life isn't like that. and boris, of course , although he was tried of course, although he was tried to of course, although he was tried te te— of course, although he was tried to be cheerful— of course, although he was tried to be cheerful and— of course, although he was tried to be cheerful and was good atett— to be cheerful and was good atett teethhe— to be cheerful and was good about keeping up morale, he teat— about keeping up morale, he teat thhs— about keeping up morale, he found this particular subject the pandemic— found this particular subject the pandemic extra ordinary, thtthettt— the pandemic extra ordinary, difficult to— the pandemic extra ordinary, difficult to cope— the pandemic extra ordinary, difficult to cope with. and that-s— difficult to cope with. and thats het— difficult to cope with. and that's not surprising because eteay— that's not surprising because every government in the world

teat— every government in the world teat ht— every government in the world found it extraordinarily difficult— found it extraordinarily difficult to— found it extraordinarily difficult to cope with not just theae— difficult to cope with not just theae ht— difficult to cope with not just where was it from, how long teat— where was it from, how long tettt ht— where was it from, how long would it last— where was it from, how long would it last ?_ where was it from, how long would it last ? would there be would it last? would there be a taeehe— would it last? would there be a tht— would it last? would there be a vaccine? and the _ would it last? would there be a vaccine? and the people i mean, it's vaccine? and the people i mean, ht-s ht— vaccine? and the people i mean, ht-s ha a— vaccine? and the people i mean, ht-s ha a way:— vaccine? and the people i mean, ht-s ha a way a— vaccine? and the people i mean, it's in a way, a wonderful sort of it's in a way, a wonderful sort et examtte— it's in a way, a wonderful sort et examtte et— it's in a way, a wonderful sort of example of how human beings can of example of how human beings theh— of example of how human beings then set— of example of how human beings can then sort of— of example of how human beings can then sort of get— of example of how human beings can then sort of get cheerful aeahh— can then sort of get cheerful ate at— can then sort of get cheerful again and sort— can then sort of get cheerful again and sort of— can then sort of get cheerful again and sort of feel, oh, yes. tet— again and sort of feel, oh, yes. tet that— again and sort of feel, oh, yes. tet that-a— again and sort of feel, oh, yes. now that-a whole- again and sort of feel, oh, yes. now that a whole lot of old now that was a whole lot of old attthsh— now that was a whole lot of old rubbish, wasn't— now that was a whole lot of old rubbish, wasn't it?— now that was a whole lot of old rubbish, wasn't it? but at the me— rubbish, wasn't it? but at the thme ht— rubbish, wasn't it? but at the time it extremely time it was extremely frightening- time it was extremely frightening . and that the reason frightening. and that the reason why— frightening. and that the reason thy a— frightening. and that the reason thy a tet— frightening. and that the reason thy a tet et— frightening. and that the reason why a lot of people carried out exaetty— why a lot of people carried out exaetty that— why a lot of people carried out exactly what the _ why a lot of people carried out exactly what the government said was because they— exactly what the government said was because they did not know that— was because they did not know that te— was because they did not know that te te— was because they did not know that te te .— was because they did not know what to do . they— was because they did not know what to do . they actually did what to do. they actually did het— what to do. they actually did tet thet— what to do. they actually did tet thet ht— what to do. they actually did not know if they— what to do. they actually did not know if they went to the sheets— not know if they went to the sheets, eeat— not know if they went to the shops, could they do it? could they— shops, could they do it? could they tate— shops, could they do it? could they take at— shops, could they do it? could they take an hour— shops, could they do it? could they take an hour off ? could they take an hour off? could they— they take an hour off? could they-they- they take an hour off? could they they exercise they take an hour off? could. they-they exercise in they go? could they exercise in they go? could they exercise in the-that— they go? could they exercise in the -what should - they go? could they exercise in the what should they do ? the park? what should they do? so the park? what should they do? se et— the park? what should they do? se et tease— the park? what should they do? so of course, the— the park? what should they do? so of course, the only way to aesteht — so of course, the only way to aesteht-ht— so of course, the only way to aesteht-ht yet- so of course, the only way to respond if you want respond to it, if you want teateashht— respond to it, if you want- leadership—always respond to it, if you want- leadership_always say leadership and people always say they—thttt- they want leadership until semetety— they want leadership until somebody do this somebody leads and says, do this and somebody leads and says, do this at te— somebody leads and says, do this at te that:— somebody leads and says, do this and do that, but— somebody leads and says, do this and do that, but then it's extaemety— and do that, but then it's extremely difficult in small extremely difficult in a small ttaee— extremely difficult in a small estate the— extremely difficult in a small place like number 10, which i met— place like number 10, which i met a— place like number 10, which i know a building— place like number 10, which i know a building i know pretty tett— know a building i know pretty tett att— know a building i know pretty well, and it's— know a building i know pretty well, and it's very difficult to eaeahhse— well, and it's very difficult to eaeahhse aty— well, and it's very difficult to organise any meeting and talk to aye— organise any meeting and talk to ahye tease— organise any meeting and talk to anyone because these tiny little att— anyone because these tiny little rooms all over— anyone because these tiny little

rooms all over the— anyone because these tiny little rooms all over the place except for rooms all over the place except tea the— rooms all over the place except for the cabinet— rooms all over the place except for the cabinet room, that's the ethy— for the cabinet room, that's the at ttaee— for the cabinet room, that's the only place where— for the cabinet room, that's the only place where they could meet. — only place where they could meet. reth— only place where they could meet. john, briefly,- only place where they could meet. m only place where they could meet. ”kit“ only place where they could meet. :gt““ h meet. john, briefly, i take your point. we lost far too many people covid at one point it people to covid at one point it was deaths day. was 1000 deaths a day. absolutely chief medical absolutely but the chief medical officer sweden said that he officer of sweden said that he has never more age has never seen a more age specific virus than covid. my position is that shutting down the whole country, causing that economic closing economic damage, closing schools, mental health schools, the mental health disaster, the nhs waiting list has demonstrated, i think , that has demonstrated, i think, that the policy was erroneous. as i said earlier, i'm in the minority that view . can i minority of that view. can i just? but i think it's the biggest red wine biggest story than red wine at number now make this number 10. now we just make this heat— number 10. now we just make this tehht atett— number 10. now we just make this point about sweden,— hl. �*0 now we just make this point about sweden, though. he thtt— point about sweden, though. he thtt tatte— point about sweden, though. he thtt the at— point about sweden, though. he thtt the alt— point about sweden, though. he will bring up if we're like will bring up as if we're like sweden.— will bring up as if we're like sweden. we're— will bring up as if we're like sweden. we're not. sweden. we're actually not. tte-ae— sweden. we're actually not. we're—densely we're a much more densely tetttatet— we're a much more densely populated country. people populated country. most people in populated country. most people hh-that-s.— populated country. most people hh-that-s. cah- populated country. most people in-that's. can i- populated country. most people in that's. can i correct in sweden, that's. can i correct you— in sweden, that's. can i correct yet eh— in sweden, that's. can i correct yet eat that— in sweden, that's. can i correct you on that? oh,— in sweden, that's. can i correct you on that? oh, sweden is the lt— you on that? oh, sweden is the |tt hs— you on that? oh, sweden is the same-|tt hs a— you on that? oh, sweden is the same.iit is a densely- you on that? oh, sweden is the same. l same. it is a densely populated stockholm is because it's much more lots more mountainous. there's lots of more mountainous. there's lots et ttaees— more mountainous. there's lots of places-actually- of places that you actually eat— of places that you actually eat the — of places that you actually eat the . — of places that you actually can't live . all- of places that you actually can't live . g“l of places that you actually can't live. g“l of places that you actually can't live . g“l l“htht can't live. all right. but there were more people in sweden that could fact , as it were, could just, in fact, as it were, pull drawbridge. they pull up the drawbridge. they knew there was a problem knew that there was a problem and the traditional response to

any kind of epidemic and don't think, oh, we won't have the plague again. no, these things happen. but you can compare steteh— happen. but you can compare steteh te— happen. but you can compare sweden to other— “ but you can compare sweden to other nordic countries,— sweden to other nordic countries, if— sweden to other nordic countries, if you prefer. and steteh— countries, if you prefer. and sweden-boasted- countries, if you prefer. and sweden boasted the lowest sweden has boasted the lowest excess—mo- excess deaths since 2020 eemtaaet— excess deaths since 2020 compared-for- excess deaths since 2020 compared for example , norway compared to, for example, norway or compared to, for example, norway ea tehmaat— compared to, for example, norway or denmark and— compared to, for example, norway or denmark and norway was so stahet. — or denmark and norway was so stahet. hat— or denmark and norway was so stahet. hat t— or denmark and norway was so strict. butl mean,— or denmark and norway was so strict. butl mean, i- or denmark and norway was so strict. “ strict. but i mean, i know we don't want we don't want to sort of this idea that this nordic paradise nice, where everyone, in could do whatever they in fact could do whatever they like. no, no, no, not wasn't that— like. no, no, no, not wasn't that at— like. no, no, no, not wasn't that all right? _ l no, no, no, not wasn't that all right? �*ifthtll l that all right? well, it was i know i can compare. horrible well, i can compare sweden to norway and norway. got it completely wrong and sweden got it all right . it completely right. all right. good yes, good good old sweden. yes, good old sweden good old sweden. yes, good old steteh . tat— good old sweden. yes, good old sweden . but but— good old sweden. yes, good old sweden . but but but- good old sweden. t/htt: g: htjlh: :“ but but but the idea sweden. but but but the idea that— sweden. but but but the idea that-eeat— sweden. but but but the idea that.could.just- :“ but but but the idea that could just suddenly that we could all just suddenly tee— that we could all just suddenly become -we were. - that we could all just suddenly become we were. no, no, become swedish, we were. no, no, no. become swedish, we were. no, no, he-ttt— become swedish, we were. no, no, he-ttt the— become swedish, we were. no, no, he-ttt the to— become swedish, we were. no, no, no.-but the 60 or— become swedish, we were. no, no, no.-but the 60 or 70- no. but. but the 60 or 70 mhttheh— no. but. but the 60 or 70 then et— no. but. but the 60 or 70 million of us— no. but. but the 60 or 70 million of us in- no. but. but the 60 or 70 million of us in this country tayhhe— million of us in this country trying-cope— million of us in this country trying cope, they got it trying to cope, they got it aheht. — trying to cope, they got it aheht. thhs— trying to cope, they got it right. this is— trying to cope, they got it right. this is the- trying to cope, they got it right. “ right. this is the point. but they did it right. it's not they did get it right. it's not very look back, very helpful to look back, theteh—th very helpful to look back,| though._in the very helpful to look back,- though._in the arctic though. the people in the arctic eaetatty— though. the people in the arctic taetatty eet— though. the people in the arctic taetatty eet ht— though. the people in the arctic probably got it right because though. the people in the arctic prob.were]ot it right because though. the people in the arctic prob.were in it right because though. the people in the arctic prob.were in igloo. because though. the people in the arctic prob.were in igloo. �*ifthtll ise they were in igloo. well, i ate— they were in igloo. well, i aeaee-yta— they were in igloo. well, i agree you, john. they were in igloo. well, ii agree-you, john. john, agree with you, john. john, john, i do agree— agree with you, john. john, john, i do agree with- tttghtht :gt:““ john, john, i do agree with you, john. caazy— john, i do agree with you, john. hazy-et— john, i do agree with you, john. caazy-et sett- john, i do agree with you, john. caazy-et set et- john, i do agree with you, john. crazy-of sort of if-

john, i do agree with you, john. crazy-of sort of if youl crazy examples of sort of if you lived of in the sahara. lived sort of in the sahara. no, no, no. but that's getting atsaeh— no, no, no. but that's getting atsatlttt— no, no, no. but that's getting absurd. but that's getting absurd. no, but that's getting atsaeh— absurd. no, but that's getting. absurd—objection. absurd. objections? objection. sustained i will accept your objection because all i care aboutis objection because all i care about is that we don't make these mistakes my worry these mistakes again. my worry about the inquiry it about the covid inquiry is it will we should have will just say we should have locked down sooner, faster and harder. i'm concerned about that. pandemic. but that. in a future pandemic. but of conversation of course that's a conversation for day. what about for another day. what about bods for another day. what about boris future ? i don't boris johnson's future? i don't think he's-future- boris johnson's future? i don't think he's-future and- boris johnson's future? i don'ti think he's-future and you think he's got a future and you met—tht-hsl think he's got a future and you. know _and-is and know something? and this is and this know something? and this is and thhs—tet- this is very divided. not eteaytety— this is very divided. not everybody disagrees. i really hete— everybody disagrees. i really here he— everybody disagrees. i really hope he doesn't— everybody disagrees. i really hope he doesn't have a future teease— hope he doesn't have a future tease he— hope he doesn't have a future because he has— hope he doesn't have a future because he has destroyed and so may— because he has destroyed and so may teette-s— because he has destroyed and so many people's careers. he is attet— many people's careers. he is athhet. se— many people's careers. he is ruined. so many— many people's careers. he is ruined. so many people's lives in ruined. so many people's lives hh thhs— ruined. so many people's lives in this country. _ ruined. so many people's lives in this country. his decision is atsetttety— in this country. his decision is absolutely terrible. how so? tease— absolutely terrible. how so? tease he— absolutely terrible. how so? because he flip—flops he isn't a teatea— because he flip—flops he isn't a teatea tea— because he flip—flops he isn't a leader for he's— because he flip—flops he isn't a leader for he's not. at ht“h:th: leader for he's not. he ended our brexit deadlock. he kept jeremy corbyn out of number 10. he led europe out of lockdowns and he was responsible for the vaccine rollout and all those sort of things. but the thing is, sort of things. but the thing hs ht-s— sort of things. but the thing hs ht-s het— sort of things. but the thing

is, it's not him— sort of things. but the thing is, it's not him .— sort of things. but the thing is, it's not him . it's- “gt: but the thing is, it's not him . it's not him is, it's not him. it's not him eh— is, it's not him. it's not him at th— is, it's not him. it's not him at hhs eth— is, it's not him. it's not him on his own. he— is, it's not him. it's not him on his own. he listens to people aaht— on his own. he listens to people aaht hm.— on his own. he listens to people around him. you— on his own. he listens to people around him. you were saying that atett— around him. you were saying that about leadership— around him. you were saying that about leadership and making these— about leadership and making these decisions— about leadership and making these decisions and so on and so on these decisions and so on and so et at— these decisions and so on and so et at atat— these decisions and so on and so on and about the— these decisions and so on and so on and about the lockdowns. he at the— on and about the lockdowns. he at the vet— on and about the lockdowns. he at the very beginning was aeahhst— at the very beginning was aeahhst ht.— at the very beginning was against it. he— at the very beginning was against it. he was for herd hmmthhty— against it. he was for herd hmmthhty .— against it. he was for herd immunity. he— against it. he was for herd immunity. he and then he against it. he was for herd immunity . he and then he got immunity. he and then he got ttshet— immunity. he and then he got ashet hate— immunity. he and then he got pushed into doing that as we hate— pushed into doing that as we have discovered,— pushed into doing that as we have discovered, john sargent's mate— have discovered, john sargent's mate eaeat— have discovered, john sargent's made great points. 3: made great points. peter edwards made great points. peter edwards made great points. must be a leap year and the brilliant ingdd leap year and the brilliant ingrid tarrant has made great points, but they don't agree. so what's your view? mark gb news .uk it's all about opinions. what's yours? coming up next in the big story is boris being punished for brexit? i'll be asking the co founder of vote leave brexit icon douglas carswell . he's

people. you're listening to gb news radio . well, lots of emails news radio. well, lots of emails eemhhe— news radio. well, lots of emails eemhhe hh— news radio. well, lots of emails eemhhe h. t— news radio. well, lots of emails eemhhe h. h the— h 3th: well, lots of emails coming in. a big reaction h 3: well, lots of emails coming in. a big reaction to my big coming in. a big reaction to my the eaten.— coming in. a big reaction to my the ethhheh. tt-s— coming in. a big reaction to my big opinion. it's all about teats— big opinion. it's all about boris johnson— big opinion. it's all about boris johnson .- big opinion. it's all about boris johnson . i think the soap boris johnson. i think the soap eteaa— boris johnson. i think the soap eteaa hs— boris johnson. i think the soap eteaa hs a— boris johnson. i think the soap opera is a distraction from the aeah— opera is a distraction from the aeat etme— opera is a distraction from the real crime, which—

opera is a distraction from the real crime, which was the matess— real crime, which was the matess et— real crime, which was the madness of lockdowns , clive madness of lockdowns, clive says.— madness of lockdowns, clive says. ttehhhe— madness of lockdowns, clive says. evening mark. boris will be says. evening mark. boris will he taet— says. evening mark. boris will be back after— says. evening mark. boris will be back after he— says. evening mark. boris will be back after he destroys the state— be back after he destroys the state hh— be back after he destroys the snake in number— be back after he destroys the snake in number 10. piece by theee— snake in number 10. piece by theee. eat— snake in number 10. piece by piece. carl wait— snake in number 10. piece by piece. carl wait to— snake in number 10. piece by piece. carl wait to see him take the state— piece. carl wait to see him take the snake down.— piece. carl wait to see him take the snake down. i— piece. carl wait to see him take the snake down. i think aeteaahhe— the snake down. i think referring to _ the snake down. i think referring to sunak love this hem— referring to sunak love this taem hetea. — referring to sunak love this from peter. good evening, peter . ht— from peter. good evening, peter . at met,— from peter. good evening, peter . at that says— from peter. good evening, peter . hi, mark, says peter, please tet-t— . hi, mark, says peter, please tet-t teet— . hi, mark, says peter, please don't keep using— . hi, mark, says peter, please don't keep using the term taheaaee— don't keep using the term kangaroo court. kangaroos are the— kangaroo court. kangaroos are he ,— kangaroo court. kangaroos are fine , upstanding— kangaroo court. kangaroos are fine , upstanding animals. skippy fine, upstanding animals. skippy tethe— fine, upstanding animals. skippy tehhe a— fine, upstanding animals. skippy tehhe a the— fine, upstanding animals. skippy being a fine example, he would never have set— being a fine example, he would never have set about assassinating anyone , let alone assassinating anyone, let alone an assassinating anyone, let alone at eteeteet— assassinating anyone, let alone an elected mp. _ assassinating anyone, let alone an elected mp. great email. i thsh— an elected mp. great email. i thsh t— an elected mp. great email. i thsh t eate— an elected mp. great email. i wish i could read— an elected mp. great email. i wish i could read more of it, tat— wish i could read more of it, hat the— wish i could read more of it, but the clock's_ wish i could read more of it, but the clock's against us, tthehaaet— but the clock's against us, richard says. _ but the clock's against us, richard says. mark the nasty party— richard says. mark the nasty taaty has— richard says. mark the nasty party has finally removed the tast— party has finally removed the tast hatte— party has finally removed the last hurdle that— party has finally removed the last hurdle that could have stepped— last hurdle that could have stettet the— last hurdle that could have stopped the great brexit reversal . the- stopped the great brexit reversal . the salty remainers reversal. the salty remainers hate— reversal. the salty remainers now have a free— reversal. the salty remainers now have a free run back to the ht. — now have a free run back to the ht. the— now have a free run back to the ht. the em — now have a free run back to the eu. the grim reaper is hovering the— eu. the grim reaper is hovering over the greatest— eu. the grim reaper is hovering over the greatest ever democratic- over the greatest ever democratic vote , gary says. democratic vote, gary says. that:— democratic vote, gary says. that that— democratic vote, gary says. that that a— democratic vote, gary says. mark, what a load of crap you're tatthhe— mark, what a load of crap you're tatthhe eovtt— mark, what a load of crap you're talking covid was— mark, what a load of crap you're talking covid was real. it came hem— talking covid was real. it came taem the— talking covid was real. it came from the east.— talking covid was real. it came from the east. millions died. in hhthheht— from the east. millions died. in hindsight ht-s— from the east. millions died. in hindsight, it's easy. shame you teett— hindsight, it's easy. shame you teaeht hh— hindsight, it's easy. shame you weren't in the— hindsight, it's easy. shame you weren't in the old— hindsight, it's easy. shame you weren't in the old category . weren't in the old category. teats—

weren't in the old category. boris should— weren't in the old category. boris should be— weren't in the old category. boris should be prime minister. thythhhe— boris should be prime minister. thythhhe hs— boris should be prime minister. anything is better— boris should be prime minister. anything is better than slimy sta— anything is better than slimy staa tahas— anything is better than slimy star dumas. gary, thank you for shatte— star dumas. gary, thank you for shame yea— star dumas. gary, thank you for sharing your views— star dumas. gary, thank you for sharing your views this , of sharing your views this, of course, this— sharing your views this, of course, this show is all about eththets— course, this show is all about opinions. let's— course, this show is all about opinions. let's keep them eemhhe— opinions. let's keep them coming. mark— opinions. let's keep them coming. mark gb news .com. it's thme— coming. mark gb news .com. it's thme et— coming. mark gb news .com. it's thme tea— coming. mark gb news .com. it's time now for the— coming. mark gb news .com. it's time now for the big story. and tonight— time now for the big story. and tonight, following— time now for the big story. and tonight, following his decision tonight, following his decision te stet— tonight, following his decision te stet teth— tonight, following his decision to step down as— tonight, following his decision to step down as an mp and in the tate— to step down as an mp and in the take et— to step down as an mp and in the take et a— to step down as an mp and in the wake of a harsh— to step down as an mp and in the wake of a harsh verdict from the tase— wake of a harsh verdict from the house-commons— wake of a harsh verdict from the house commons investigation house of commons investigation hate— house of commons investigation hate-he— house of commons investigation into-he misled- into whether he misled parliament— into whether he misled parliament over parties at ttmtea— parliament over parties at ttmtea ho— parliament over parties at number 10 during lockdown in is teats— number 10 during lockdown in is teats rehhseh— number 10 during lockdown in is boris johnson really being ahhshet— boris johnson really being punished for— boris johnson really being punished for brexit? that's eeatahhty— punished for brexit? that's certainly the— punished for brexit? that's certainly the view of the government's- certainly the view of the government's former chief brexit heeethatea:— government's former chief brexit negotiator, lord _ government's former chief brexit negotiator, lord david frost, the— negotiator, lord david frost, the thttte— negotiator, lord david frost, who writing in— negotiator, lord david frost, who writing in the telegraph thhs— who writing in the telegraph thhs teet— who writing in the telegraph this week says,— who writing in the telegraph this week says, and i quote, teats— this week says, and i quote, boris johnson— this week says, and i quote, boris johnson was never forgiven for boris johnson was never forgiven tea eetthhe— boris johnson was never forgiven tea eetthhe ts— boris johnson was never forgiven for getting us out— boris johnson was never forgiven for getting us out of the eu and the ttemahh— for getting us out of the eu and the remain establishment. the remain establishment has finally got-way— remain establishment has finally eetltay .— remain establishment has finally eetltay . se— remain establishment has finally eetltay . se hs— remain establishment has finally got-way . so is this- remain establishment has finally got way . so is this true? got its way. so is this true? tet-s— got its way. so is this true? as eet— got its way. so is this true? let's get .views- got its way. so is this true? let's get views of one of let's get the views of one of the— let's get the views of one of the mest— let's get the views of one of the most significant figures in aetatheh— the most significant figures in relation-brexit. _ the most significant figures in relation brexit. the relation to brexit. the co—founder- relation to brexit. the- co—founder-leave, relation to brexit. the— co—founder-leave, former co—founder of vote leave, former eehsetathte— co—founder of vote leave, former conservative and _ co—founder of vote leave, former conservative and ukip mp douglas eaastett— conservative and ukip mp douglas eaastett :— conservative and ukip mp douglas eaastett : the— conservative and ukip mp douglas carswell , who joins— conservative and ukip mp douglas carswell , who joins us live from carswell, who joins us live from his carswell, who joins us live from hhs heme— carswell, who joins us live from hhs heme hh— carswell, who joins us live from his home in the— carswell, who joins us live from his home in the united states. taetas— his home in the united states. tetetas hs— his home in the united states. douglas is this— his home in the united states. douglas is this punishment for

taexhte — douglas is this punishment for brexit? boris— douglas is this punishment for brexit? boris has— douglas is this punishment for brexit? i “ brexit? boris has certainly been treated much more harshly than i think he otherwise would have been. there's a certain kind of journalist— been. there's a certain kind of reamerra, a— been. there's a certain kind of journalist, a certain— “ there's a certain kind of journalist, a certain kind of taetteheh— journalist, a certain kind of backbench mp,— journalist, a certain kind of backbench mp, there's a certain that— backbench mp, there's a certain that et— backbench mp, there's a certain that et tateht— backbench mp, there's a certain kind of pundit who will never teaehte— kind of pundit who will never teaehte teats— kind of pundit who will never forgive boris johnson for aettatty— forgive boris johnson for actually making brexit happen. but actually making brexit happen. tat t— actually making brexit happen. tat t thttt— actually making brexit happen. but i think we— actually making brexit happen. but i think we need to be clear atat— but i think we need to be clear atett thhs— but i think we need to be clear about this actually . i but i think we need to be clear about this actually. i think teats— about this actually. i think teats hs— about this actually. i think boris is largely— about this actually. i think boris is largely the architect of boris is largely the architect et hhs— boris is largely the architect et hhs eth— boris is largely the architect of his own misfortune . had he of his own misfortune. had he het— of his own misfortune. had he tet eet— of his own misfortune. had he tet eet ht— of his own misfortune. had he at eet ht se— of his own misfortune. had he not got it so spectacularly taehe— not got it so spectacularly taehe eh— not got it so spectacularly wrong on lockdowns and his aeaetheh— wrong on lockdowns and his aeaetheh te— wrong on lockdowns and his reaction to covid, had he done that— reaction to covid, had he done that tehe— reaction to covid, had he done what we're told _ reaction to covid, had he done what we're told was his instinct at the— what we're told was his instinct at the ettset:— what we're told was his instinct at the outset, which is to take the— at the outset, which is to take the stethsh— at the outset, which is to take the swedish approach to offer teette— the swedish approach to offer teette atthee— the swedish approach to offer teette atthee :— the swedish approach to offer people advice , to allow people, people advice, to allow people, thethea— people advice, to allow people, thethea ht-s— people advice, to allow people, whether it's dominic cummings or teats— whether it's dominic cummings or teats rehhseh— whether it's dominic cummings or boris johnson or— whether it's dominic cummings or boris johnson or joe— whether it's dominic cummings or boris johnson or joe public, to teehte— boris johnson or joe public, to teehete het— boris johnson or joe public, to decide how best— boris johnson or joe public, to decide how best to manage the ahsts— decide how best to manage the risks associated _ decide how best to manage the risks associated with the virus. at — risks associated with the virus. at he — risks associated with the virus. at he tateh— risks associated with the virus. had he taken that— risks associated with the virus. had he taken that essentially thethsh— had he taken that essentially english approach rather than the these— english approach rather than the dirigiste regulatory top down, aaeeta— dirigiste regulatory top down, draconian chinese communist party— draconian chinese communist haaty attaeaeh— draconian chinese communist party approach had he done that, he tatt— party approach had he done that, he would still— party approach had he done that, he would still ,_ party approach had he done that, he would still, i— party approach had he done that, he would still, i think, be in

etthee— he would still, i think, be in etthee tetay— he would still, i think, be in office today .— he would still, i think, be in office today . so— he would still, i think, be in office today . so much of what office today. so much of what has— office today. so much of what has derailed— office today. so much of what has derailed his— office today. so much of what has derailed his government, thethea— has derailed his government, thethea ht-s— has derailed his government, whether it's the— has derailed his government, whether it's the departure of temhhhe— whether it's the departure of dominic cummings or this latest tast— dominic cummings or this latest test at— dominic cummings or this latest test at :— dominic cummings or this latest bust up , basically— dominic cummings or this latest bust up , basically boils down to bust up, basically boils down to hhm— bust up, basically boils down to hhm eetthhe— bust up, basically boils down to hhm eetthhe a— bust up, basically boils down to him getting a fundamental wrong teehsheh— him getting a fundamental wrong teehsheh eh— him getting a fundamental wrong teehsheh et ea— him getting a fundamental wrong decision on on lockdowns and i'm ataahet— decision on on lockdowns and i'm ataaht t— decision on on lockdowns and i'm ataaht t thttt— decision on on lockdowns and i'm afraid i think that— decision on on lockdowns and i'm afraid i think that is— decision on on lockdowns and i'm afraid i think that is the albatross— afraid i think that is the albatross around his neck and it's albatross around his neck and ht-s the— albatross around his neck and it's the albatross— albatross around his neck and it's the albatross around the teet— it's the albatross around the heet et— it's the albatross around the heet et the— it's the albatross around the neck of the conservative party. thhs— neck of the conservative party. hhhs hs— neck of the conservative party. hhhs hs the— neck of the conservative party. this is the party— neck of the conservative party. this is the party that gave us ehhhese— this is the party that gave us chinese style— this is the party that gave us chinese style lockdowns. and i thttt— chinese style lockdowns. and i thhht that— chinese style lockdowns. and i think that is— chinese style lockdowns. and i think that is the _ chinese style lockdowns. and i think that is the root cause of thhs— think that is the root cause of thhs eetttay-s— think that is the root cause of this country's problems. it's atse— this country's problems. it's atse het— this country's problems. it's atse tet tast— this country's problems. it's also not just the— this country's problems. it's also not just the tory party's taettems.— also not just the tory party's taettems. tt-s— also not just the tory party's problems. it's the root cause of tahtahh-s— problems. it's the root cause of britain's dire— problems. it's the root cause of britain's dire economic problems , britain's dire economic problems : aettatty. — britain's dire economic problems : aettatty. se— britain's dire economic problems : aettatty. se t— britain's dire economic problems , actually. so i think that that tatat— , actually. so i think that that fatal misjudgement over covid exetahhs— fatal misjudgement over covid explains thy— fatal misjudgement over covid explains why he— fatal misjudgement over covid explains why he is out of tenths.— explains why he is out of politics. well,— explains why he is out of politics. well, i- explains why he is out of politics. well, i tend to agree thth— politics. well, i tend to agree thth yea — politics. well, i tend to agree thth yea tt-s— politics. well, i tend to agree with you. it's not- politics. well, i tend to agree with you. l :“ with you. it's not just sweden is it? if you compare states in america where you live, florida had a very light touch approach to the pandemic. had a very light touch approach to the pandemic . after about a to the pandemic. after about a yean to the pandemic. after about a year, lifted most year, they lifted most restrictions, whereas california was pretty much a police state for the best part of three

years. and we didn't see better outcomes in california or new york. i've got this amazing email. i've got so many fantastic viewers and listeners as you know, douglas, and i've got this from richard who says the nasty party the tories has finally removed the last hurdle that could have stopped the great brexit reversal, the salty remainers now have a free run back to the eu. that's the view of richard. what's your view? i'm afraid i, i disagree. i'm het— i'm afraid i, i disagree. i'm tet that— i'm afraid i, i disagree. i'm not that much— i'm afraid i, i disagree. i'm not that much of a pessimist. i thttt— not that much of a pessimist. i thhht taexht— not that much of a pessimist. i think brexit is— not that much of a pessimist. i think brexit is largely done. it tatt— think brexit is largely done. it teatet te— think brexit is largely done. it teatet te teay— think brexit is largely done. it teatet te teay :— think brexit is largely done. it would be very , very difficult to would be very, very difficult to thee— would be very, very difficult to thee ht— would be very, very difficult to thee ht tea— would be very, very difficult to thee ht tea a— would be very, very difficult to undo it for a very— would be very, very difficult to undo it for a very simple reason. what— undo it for a very simple reason. what is it that the uk tatt— reason. what is it that the uk teatet te— reason. what is it that the uk would be rejoining the eu that we would be rejoining the eu that te tett— would be rejoining the eu that we left doesn't— would be rejoining the eu that we left doesn't exist anymore. it we left doesn't exist anymore. tt hs— we left doesn't exist anymore. tt hs et— we left doesn't exist anymore. tt hs taetty— we left doesn't exist anymore. it is now pretty clear that the taeteah— it is now pretty clear that the european union— it is now pretty clear that the european union is reverts to a hatstae— european union is reverts to a habsburg tradition . it is habsburg tradition. it is tasheatty— habsburg tradition. it is basically as— habsburg tradition. it is basically as a- habsburg tradition. it is basically as a barroso once teseahtet— basically as a barroso once described it,— basically as a barroso once described it, an— basically as a barroso once described it, an imperial teee-eet— described it, an imperial teee-eet att— described it, an imperial teee-eet at t— described it, an imperial project and i think if we were to project and i think if we were te ete— project and i think if we were to ever rejoin,— project and i think if we were to ever rejoin, we— project and i think if we were to ever rejoin, we would need to ehte— to ever rejoin, we would need to

ehte at— to ever rejoin, we would need to ehte at ea— to ever rejoin, we would need to give up our currency. we would teet— give up our currency. we would need te— give up our currency. we would need to surrender— give up our currency. we would need to surrender to a whole tety— need to surrender to a whole teety et— need to surrender to a whole tety et aeeahs— need to surrender to a whole body of acquis communautaire . body of acquis communautaire. the— body of acquis communautaire. the tea— body of acquis communautaire. hhe htea that— body of acquis communautaire. the idea that you— body of acquis communautaire. the idea that you could get the attaetat— the idea that you could get the attaetat et— the idea that you could get the attaetat et the— the idea that you could get the approval of the british public for approval of the british public tea that:— approval of the british public tea that: t— approval of the british public for that, i think,— approval of the british public for that, i think, is for the thes— for that, i think, is for the birds. clearly— for that, i think, is for the birds. clearly there's been a that— birds. clearly there's been a tahtaae ty— birds. clearly there's been a failure by this— birds. clearly there's been a failure by this government to tate— failure by this government to take-advantage- failure by this government to take advantage of the take full advantage of the etteatahhty— take full advantage of the opportunity of_ take full advantage of the opportunity of brexit, but i thttt— opportunity of brexit, but i thhht as— opportunity of brexit, but i think as every— opportunity of brexit, but i think as every month, every year eees— think as every month, every year eees ty— think as every month, every year eees ty, the— think as every month, every year goes by, the chances of us rejoining— goes by, the chances of us rejoining diminish. it becomes taeeaesshtety— rejoining diminish. it becomes progressively harder and harder to progressively harder and harder te ete— progressively harder and harder te te .— progressively harder and harder te te . eteaaty— progressively harder and harder to do . clearly what's happened to do. clearly what's happened is to do. clearly what's happened hs thth— to do. clearly what's happened is with brexit,— to do. clearly what's happened is with brexit, britain recovered _ is with brexit, britain recovered the power of self—government. we now need to thseetea— self—government. we now need to thseetea teette— self—government. we now need to discover people with— self—government. we now need to discover people with the competence _ discover people with the competence and the character eatatte— competence and the character eatatte et— competence and the character capable of actually governing us and capable of actually governing us at tm— capable of actually governing us and i'm afraid— capable of actually governing us and i'm afraid we're a long way hem— and i'm afraid we're a long way from achieving— and i'm afraid we're a long way from achieving that. tg ' ht from achieving that. douglas are theat— from achieving that. douglas are there parallels between the treatment of boris johnson in the uk and former president donald trump in america ? yeah, i donald trump in america? yeah, i think there are a lot of— think there are a lot of similarities.— think there are a lot of similarities. i- think there are a lot of similarities. i mean, for a stat:— similarities. i mean, for a stat: teth— similarities. i mean, for a start, both of— similarities. i mean, for a start, both of them have been attet— start, both of them have been eaten at— start, both of them have been driven out or— start, both of them have been driven out or attempts have been mate— driven out or attempts have been mate te— driven out or attempts have been mate te tatte— driven out or attempts have been made to drive them— driven out or attempts have been made to drive them out using seat— made to drive them out using set et— made to drive them out using sort of anti—democratic , sort of anti—democratic, teeathsthe— sort of anti—democratic,

legalistic means. sort of anti—democratic, legalistic means . we saw bernard legalistic means. we saw bernard rehthhs— legalistic means. we saw bernard jenkins kangaroo— legalistic means. we saw bernard jenkins kangaroo court and yes, hemat— jenkins kangaroo court and yes, teahaaet: t— jenkins kangaroo court and yes, bernard, i think— jenkins kangaroo court and yes, bernard, i think it— jenkins kangaroo court and yes, bernard, i think it is a taheaaee— bernard, i think it is a kangaroo court. bernard jenkins taheaaee— kangaroo court. bernard jenkins taheaaee eeat— kangaroo court. bernard jenkins kangaroo court used to try to tatte— kangaroo court used to try to the heats— kangaroo court used to try to drive boris out. _ kangaroo court used to try to drive boris out. we've seen teeat— drive boris out. we've seen various legal attempts made to try various legal attempts made to tay te— various legal attempts made to try te thtaat— various legal attempts made to try to thwart donald trump's seeet— try to thwart donald trump's second attempt— try to thwart donald trump's second attempt at the us taeshtehey— second attempt at the us taeshtehey .— second attempt at the us presidency . both of them also presidency. both of them also hate— presidency. both of them also have another— presidency. both of them also have another thing in common. they— have another thing in common. they eeheaate— have another thing in common. they eeheaate a— have another thing in common. they generate a kind of eemttetety— they generate a kind of completely irrational and disproportionate vitriol from theh— disproportionate vitriol from their opponents . people who go their opponents. people who go mat— their opponents. people who go mat at— their opponents. people who go mat at the— their opponents. people who go mat at the teay— their opponents. people who go mad at the very thought of tehatt— mad at the very thought of donald trump— mad at the very thought of donald trump in america. they hate— donald trump in america. they hate eashs— donald trump in america. they have cousins across the water in the th— have cousins across the water in the tat the— have cousins across the water in the uk who boris— have cousins across the water in the uk who boris seems to drive atte— the uk who boris seems to drive eahte mat.— the uk who boris seems to drive quite mad. they've— the uk who boris seems to drive quite mad. they've also got semethhhe— quite mad. they've also got something else— quite mad. they've also got something else in common. tehthea— something else in common. tehthea et— something else in common. neither of them— something else in common. neither of them has actually teet— neither of them has actually hat that— neither of them has actually been that effective in office, testhte— been that effective in office, testhte att— been that effective in office, despite all the— been that effective in office, despite all the vitriol that they— despite all the vitriol that they attaet— despite all the vitriol that they attack draw from their ettehehts. — they attack draw from their opponents. trump nor opponents. neither trump nor teats— opponents. neither trump nor boris actually— opponents. neither trump nor boris actually really delivered the that— boris actually really delivered the that et— boris actually really delivered the kind of things that was once exeeetet— the kind of things that was once etheeteet et— the kind of things that was once expected of them— the kind of things that was once expected of them by their states— expected of them by their supporters and feared by their tetaaeteas— supporters and feared by their tetaaeteas .— supporters and feared by their detractors . so— supporters and feared by their detractors . so i— supporters and feared by their detractors . so i think both of detractors. so i think both of them — detractors. so i think both of them hate— detractors. so i think both of them have generated much heat , them have generated much heat, but them have generated much heat, tat thttte— them have generated much heat, but little light— them have generated much heat, but little light and— them have generated much heat, but little light and precious

thttte— but little light and precious little achievement. there's a eaeat— little achievement. there's a eaeat sehse— little achievement. there's a great sense of— little achievement. there's a great sense of what could have teet— great sense of what could have teeh hh— great sense of what could have teeh hh teth— great sense of what could have been in both cases, but, you met— been in both cases, but, you know, conservatism ultimately hsh-t— know, conservatism ultimately hsh-t tethhet— know, conservatism ultimately isn't defined by— know, conservatism ultimately isn't defined by its strong men or isn't defined by its strong men ea staehe— isn't defined by its strong men or strong women. _ isn't defined by its strong men or strong women. it's defined by teeas.— or strong women. it's defined by heteas. thet— or strong women. it's defined by tea at t— or strong women. it's defined by ideas. and i think— or strong women. it's defined by ideas. and i think we will eaaaatty— ideas. and i think we will gradually see— ideas. and i think we will gradually see both the conservative- gradually see both the conservative movement on your shee— conservative movement on your shte et— conservative movement on your shte et the— conservative movement on your side of the atlantic and on mine teeth— side of the atlantic and on mine teeth te— side of the atlantic and on mine teeth te thht— side of the atlantic and on mine begin to find other— side of the atlantic and on mine begin to find other people who teahats— begin to find other people who can perhaps fight— begin to find other people who can perhaps fight and win in a way— can perhaps fight and win in a way that— can perhaps fight and win in a way that neither— can perhaps fight and win in a way that neither boris nor nor hamp— way that neither boris nor nor hamt mahaeet— way that neither boris nor nor trump managed to. tg �*iftht trump managed to. douglas we attays— trump managed to. douglas we always love having you on the show. catch up soon. my thanks. there to former conservative and ukip mp douglas carswell, the co founder of vote leave. your reaction, mark gb news.com. com i'll be dealing with joe biden at ten in my take at ten it's time to put him out to pasture . time to put him out to pasture. america and the world deserve better. that's joe biden in my take at ten just half an hour from now it's going to be fiery. but next up, with my rather fiery pundits, have you noticed they've with they've got very shirty with each be asking them each other? i'll be asking them , hosepipe bans ?

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on gb news. the people's ehameh— on gb news. the people's channel. britain is watching . channel. britain is watching. tet— channel. britain is watching. tot tett— channel. britain is watching. hot wet eet— channel. britain is watching. now we'll get to _ channel. britain is watching. now we'll get to more- channel. britain is watching. now we'll get to more of your brilliant email very shortly, but it's time now to hear from my top pundits reacting to the big stories of the day this evening , journalist and former evening, journalist and former editor of labourlist , a long editor of labourlist, a long standing friend of the show, peter edwards is the brilliant writer and tv personality. ingdd writer and tv personality. ingrid tarrant and bona fide tv news legend john sergeant. now a hosepipe ban is set to come into force across kent and sussex, thanks to a record demand for drinking water, according to south east water. water bosses. the temporary ban on hosepipes and sprinklers will come into effect on june the 26th. so you've got to ask yourself, do these hosepipe bans work? is

this ban premature? is it time to ban hosepipe bans? ingrid i don't think it's time to ban on hosepipe bans per se. i just think that people - ijust think that people should be made te— think that people should be made te te— think that people should be made te he a— think that people should be made aware to be a little— think that people should be made aware to be a little bit eatheas— aware to be a little bit cautious with- aware to be a little bit cautious with water. if we're aamtte— cautious with water. if we're aamtte te— cautious with water. if we're running to make— cautious with water. if we're running to make it voluntary , running to make it voluntary, tast— running to make it voluntary, hast ast— running to make it voluntary, just ask teette— running to make it voluntary, just ask people to be a little bit sensible.— just ask people to be a little bit sensible. don't wash your ht— bit sensible. don't wash your ht yea— bit sensible. don't wash your cars if you don't— bit sensible. don't wash your cars if you don't have to. they tast— cars if you don't have to. they hast te— cars if you don't have to. they rast he a— cars if you don't have to. they can just be a little— cars if you don't have to. they can just be a little bit dirty att— can just be a little bit dirty and se— can just be a little bit dirty and so on. but— can just be a little bit dirty and so on. but the other thing as tett— and so on. but the other thing as tett tte— and so on. but the other thing as well, i've been— and so on. but the other thing as well, i've been planting like mat— as well, i've been planting like mat my— as well, i've been planting like mad my vegetables. now if there was mad my vegetables. now if there a matte— mad my vegetables. now if there was a hosepipe ban, what would they— was a hosepipe ban, what would they that— was a hosepipe ban, what would they what would _ was a hosepipe ban, what would they what would happen? they tatt— they what would happen? they teatet att— they what would happen? they would all die.— they what would happen? they would all die. by— they what would happen? they would all die. by the way, these aet— would all die. by the way, these aren't suspicious— would all die. by the way, these aren't suspicious vegetables, aren't suspicious vegetables, ahs—- aren't suspicious vegetables, aaehs— het- aren't suspicious vegetables, aaehs— het yeal aren't suspicious vegetables,- are_is not your wacky are they? this is not your wacky baccy. but i haven't are they? this is not your wacky baccy. .but i haven't got. baccy. no, but i haven't got theae— baccy. no, but i haven't got theae yet. — baccy. no, but i haven't got theae yet. at— baccy. no, but i haven't got there yet. but i— ii no, but i haven't got there yet. but i would love to do there yet. but i would love to te-tt-s— there yet. but i would love to te-tt-s tte— there yet. but i would love to do it's like breaking bad do that. it's like breaking bad tatt— do that. it's like breaking bad tat-e— do that. it's like breaking bad tat-e t— do that. it's like breaking bad round,-? i could- do that. it's like breaking bad round, ? i could be. i round, isn't it? i could be. i eat— round, isn't it? i could be. i eeatt ehe— round, isn't it? i could be. i eeatt eat at— round, isn't it? i could be. i could end up like being that way.— could end up like being that way. at:— could end up like being that way. at, ya— could end up like being that way. but, you know , in your way. but, you know, in your eaten— way. but, you know, in your garden recently— way. but, you know, in your garden recently and i thought theae— garden recently and i thought thee-seme— garden recently and i thought there-some very- garden recently and i thought there some very pungent there were some very pungent smetts— there were some very pungent smettslt— there were some very pungent smells,.| think— there were some very pungent smells,.| think i- there were some very pungent smells, i think i sprayed the smells, so i think i sprayed the estate— smells, so i think i sprayed the tetame eh— smells, so i think i sprayed the perfume on now.— smells, so i think i sprayed the perfume on now. but the thing is the te— perfume on now. but the thing is the te taeteht—

perfume on now. but the thing is the to prevent this— perfume on now. but the thing is the to prevent this and to make it the to prevent this and to make ht a— the to prevent this and to make ht a thttte— the to prevent this and to make it a little bit— the to prevent this and to make it a little bit easier, they shatt— it a little bit easier, they should build— it a little bit easier, they should build more reservoirs. tat— should build more reservoirs. at th— should build more reservoirs. but in actual— should build more reservoirs. but in actual fact, what they've teae— but in actual fact, what they've etehe hs— but in actual fact, what they've etehe hs that— but in actual fact, what they've done is that they've removed aeseehasat— done is that they've removed reservoirs and— done is that they've removed reservoirs and put buildings estates— reservoirs and put buildings estates eh— reservoirs and put buildings estates on there. hello they've got estates on there. hello they've eet ht— estates on there. hello they've got it completely,— estates on there. hello they've got it completely, completely taehe— got it completely, completely taehe .— got it completely, completely taehe . tat— got it completely, completely taehe . at t— got it completely, completely wrong . but i checked it out and wrong. but i checked it out and they— wrong. but i checked it out and they aae— wrong. but i checked it out and they are building— wrong. but i checked it out and they are building one in hamtshhae— they are building one in hampshire at- they are building one in hampshire at a massive cost. at— hampshire at a massive cost. etay tht— hampshire at a massive cost. etay tht. se— hampshire at a massive cost. clay pit. so that's— hampshire at a massive cost. clay pit. so that's going to hete— clay pit. so that's going to hetet ht.— clay pit. so that's going to hold it. but— clay pit. so that's going to hold it. but you- clay pit. so that's going to hold it. but you know, we've teet— hold it. but you know, we've teeh sayhhe— hold it. but you know, we've been saying this— hold it. but you know, we've been saying this for years, teeates— been saying this for years, decades. we— been saying this for years, decades. we need more reservoirs . tett— decades. we need more reservoirs . tett heaet.— decades. we need more reservoirs . well, indeed. and— decades. we need more reservoirs . well, indeed. and they hesethte— . well, indeed. and they hosepipe bans are indicative of a tahthhe— hosepipe bans are indicative of a failing infrastructure. :gt:““ a failing infrastructure. john. hheae— a failing infrastructure. john. hheae aa— a failing infrastructure. john. hheae he— a failing infrastructure. john. there are no it's— a failing infrastructure. john. there are no it's awful. it's this idea that you do feel, you know, who are these people running these companies ? have running these companies? have they heard of summer? you know , they heard of summer? you know, summer, it gets hot, you know, and then what's so weird is people start drinking water. it's not an odd thing to do. yeah. and it's and feeding their plants and we never thought it would happen. you know, we went through whole april. we through the whole of april. we went, then we suddenly went, you know, then we suddenly find it's find that it's june and it's suddenly it's hot. and then wimbledon, and

wimbledon, it's always hot. and wimbledon, it's always hot. and wimbledon , you wait wimbledon, you think, wait a moment, normal cycle moment, this is the normal cycle of british climate. and it's of the british climate. and it's not as if we it was hot a few months ago. it wasn't . it was. months ago. it wasn't. it was. no.and months ago. it wasn't. it was. no. and then they could have hatestet— no. and then they could have harvested the— no. and then they could have harvested the rain. but but the hatea— harvested the rain. but but the idea that someone can turn round and say absolute seriously in front of the cameras, there's too much and someone you too much demand and someone you feel like saying it's summer. i mean, it is appalling, isn't it? no, it's i mean, i must say, it's one of the most depressing small items of news because you think that to solve it, of course, will take years because you need reservoirs. you need to build it up, but you need to say to water companies, now, to the water companies, now, will giving your yearly will you stop giving your yearly profit and your enormous salaries to your top executives 7 salaries to your top executives ? could you now settle down and realise that we have a climate crisis which in fact is going to get worse? the temperatures are going to get bigger over time and you've got to plan for all these things and you've particularly got to plan to provide drinking water. otherwise all water suffer. no ,

otherwise all water suffer. no, but all water. but we no, but all water. but we have been tatthhe— but all water. but we have been tatthhe ateat— but all water. but we have been talking about this— but all water. but we have been talking about this for decades at— talking about this for decades and decades.— talking about this for decades and decades. and they haven't teae— and decades. and they haven't tehe ahythhhe— and decades. and they haven't done anything about it. /ht:l. h done anything about it. your eaten— done anything about it. your eaateh eh— done anything about it. your garden on fundamental right. garden on a fundamental right. i think it is because it's quite tetastathhe— i think it is because it's quite devastating for— i think it is because it's quite devastating for fruit and vegetables— devastating for fruit and vegetables and everything. so i hate— vegetables and everything. so i hate that— vegetables and everything. so i have that right— vegetables and everything. so i have that right to— vegetables and everything. so i have that right to have that. as you— have that right to have that. as yet tet-t— have that right to have that. as yet tet-t tatt— have that right to have that. as you don't want your berries to shahtet— you don't want your berries to shahtet at.— you don't want your berries to shrivel up. i've— you don't want your berries to shrivel up. i've got to say no. ttaetty— shrivel up. i've got to say no. txaetty. tea— shrivel up. i've got to say no. ttaetty. tea my— shrivel up. i've got to say no. exactly. nor my plums. but yee— exactly. nor my plums. but ye eet— exactly. nor my plums. but you've got water metres you'll be you've got water metres you'll te paying— you've got water metres you'll te tayhhe tea— you've got water metres you'll be paying for and— you've got water metres you'll be paying for and you'll be paying— be paying for and you'll be tayhhe meae— be paying for and you'll be paying more for— be paying for and you'll be paying more for it. �*ifthtll l ll paying more for it. well it'll be forced upon you. i share paying more for it. �*ifthtll l ll hthhiath: l. that“ i share john be forced upon you. i share john seaeeaht-s— be forced upon you. i share john sergeant's-about- be forced upon you. i share john sergeant's-about this. - hthhiath: l. that“ i share john sergeant's about this. and sergeant's anger about this. and heaes— sergeant's anger about this. and here's-politicians- here's the thing. politicians that— here's the thing. politicians that celebrate— here's the thing. politicians that celebrate that that celebrate the fact that that — that celebrate the fact that they've planning they've refused planning teamhssheh— they've refused planning permission for a reservoir. hayta— permission for a reservoir. hayta-:— permission for a reservoir. hayta-: the- permission for a reservoir. layla-, the lib- permission for a reservoir. layla , the lib dem permission for a reservoir. - layla-, the lib dem mp, was layla moran, the lib dem mp, was eetetaathhe— layla moran, the lib dem mp, was celebrating that— layla moran, the lib dem mp, was celebrating that just a couple of celebrating that just a couple et yeas— celebrating that just a couple et yeaas aee— celebrating that just a couple of years ago. while we're paying the-tet.— of years ago. while we're paying the-tet. thet— of years ago. while we're paying the-now. and what- of years ago. while we're paying the now. and what about the price now. and what about these— the price now. and what about these heathe— the price now. and what about those leaking hundreds of those leaking pipes? hundreds of theasahts— those leaking pipes? hundreds of theasahts et— those leaking pipes? hundreds of thousands of litres— those leaking pipes? hundreds of thousands of litres of water taahhhhe— thousands of litres of water aamtte away:— thousands of litres of water draining away, wasted every shhete— draining away, wasted every shhete tay— draining away, wasted every shhete etay e— draining away, wasted every single day ? now let's get to our single day? now let's get to our text— single day? now let's get to our text stay— single day? now let's get to our text steay .— single day? now let's get to our text steay . t— single day? now let's get to our next story . a new— single day? now let's get to our next story . a new vegan ad on next story. a new vegan ad on the— next story. a new vegan ad on the hehteh— next story. a new vegan ad on the london underground taetehthhe— the london underground pretending to sell organic dog meat— pretending to sell organic dog meat att— pretending to sell organic dog meat and telling— pretending to sell organic dog meat and telling those who are heated— meat and telling those who are tetheaeet ty— meat and telling those who are tetheaeet ty ht— meat and telling those who are bothered by it to _ meat and telling those who are bothered by it to go vegan. it

tees— bothered by it to go vegan. it tees the— bothered by it to go vegan. it begs the question are meat eateas— begs the question are meat eateas eahtty— begs the question are meat eaters guilty of— begs the question are meat eaters guilty of double standards?— eaters guilty of double standards? i- eaters guilty of double standards? i guess the idea of thhs— standards? i guess the idea of thhs aet— standards? i guess the idea of this ad spotted— standards? i guess the idea of this ad spotted by my erstwhile taeaeea— this ad spotted by my erstwhile producer maddie,— this ad spotted by my erstwhile producer maddie, on her commute into producer maddie, on her commute the teat— producer maddie, on her commute the teat :— producer maddie, on her commute the teat : ht— producer maddie, on her commute into work , it was— producer maddie, on her commute into work , it was essentially to into work, it was essentially to ash— into work, it was essentially to ask the — into work, it was essentially to ask the question _ into work, it was essentially to ask the question peter edwards, do ask the question peter edwards, te te— ask the question peter edwards, te we hate— ask the question peter edwards, do we have double standards as meat— do we have double standards as meat eatease — do we have double standards as meat eaters? well,— do we have double standards as meat eaters? �*ifthtll g“l do we have double standards as meat eaters? g“l meat eaters? well, i'm might for the best or the worst person to ask. i've not eaten for meat 20 years. i'm not terribly militant about it, even though i get militant review on other things. but but i think there is a bit of equivalence. it's always of an equivalence. it's always puzzled . you call puzzled me. and you might call me out of touch, but there can be great animal lovers who enjoy stuffing a bit of pork pie or cow down their throat and everyone's i'm not preaching about. everyone's entitled to make their own choices buy make their own choices and buy their i'm not into their own food. and i'm not into banning things, but i think what is difference between in is the difference between in between eating one animal and another animal just because you keep your house keep one animal in your house and give in food, another and give it in food, another animal lives in a field like a cow, you know, it ends up in your sausages. if you're eating

animals, it's because think your sausages. if you're eating aniiokay. it's because think your sausages. if you're eating aniiokay. so because think your sausages. if you're eating aniiokay. so we'reise think your sausages. if you're eating aniiokay. so we're all think your sausages. if you're eating aniiokay. so we're all entitled< it's okay. so we're all entitled to make our own views on that. i'm not into condemning other people, and that's actually where will where i think this advert will fall down because it's about making bad, which making people feel bad, which isn't going to give a behavioural but if behavioural change. but if you're animal, you're eating an animal, i don't think nature really notices which animal is director megan , which animal is director megan, would you mind shoving the advert back onto the screen for our viewers? because for those thstehhhe— our viewers? because for those thstehhhe eh— our viewers? because for those thstehhhe eat the— our viewers? because for those listening on the radio,- h . 7 because for those listening on the radio, it's a theme— listening on the radio, it's a thetae et— listening on the radio, it's a thetae et a— listening on the radio, it's a picture of a dog.— listening on the radio, it's a picture of a dog. it says eaeahhe— picture of a dog. it says organic-meat. - picture of a dog. it saysi organic-meat. .i picture of a dog. it says- organic-meat.-i guess organic dog meat. and i guess the tea— organic dog meat. and i guess the htea et— organic dog meat. and i guess the idea of it,— organic dog meat. and i guess the idea of it, john, sergeant, is the idea of it, john, sergeant, hs—teette- the idea of it, john, sergeant,i is_people looking is to suggest to people looking at the— is to suggest to people looking at the at— is to suggest to people looking at the ad that— is to suggest to people looking at the ad that really if you're if at the ad that really if you're ht yea-ae— at the ad that really if you're if you're willing— at the ad that really if you're if you're willing to eat a cow or if you're willing to eat a cow ea a-tett— if you're willing to eat a cow or a-well, why- if you're willing to eat a cow or a well, why don't you or a pig, well, why don't you eat— or a pig, well, why don't you eat-eth— or a pig, well, why don't you eat-eta deg?- or a pig, well, why don't you eat own dog? they're eat your own dog? they're they-ae— eat your own dog? they're they're seeking— eat your own dog? they're they're seeking to make you aeathse— they're seeking to make you aeathse-eth— they're seeking to make you realise own double realise your own double standards. _ realise your own double standards. hath realise your own double standards. to; realise your own double standards. hath realise your own double standards. \tif:t realise your own double- standards. no, but this is just stupid, isn't it? i mean, of course people choose all sorts of things, but the idea that animals just. you're either eating animals , therefore eat eating animals, therefore eat all animals and nobody's ever suggested that it's not even part of the human food chain to say, oh, there's an animal, eat it because you eat animals.

say, oh, there's an animal, eat it because you eat animals . so it because you eat animals. so the idea that there's a dog , why the idea that there's a dog, why not eat the dog? but in theory you could, though of course we have a choice because they do in china. i wasn't being silly china. iwasn't being silly ateat— china. iwasn't being silly ateat that:— china. iwasn't being silly about that, but— china. iwasn't being silly about that, but in- c“ i wasn't being silly about that, but in china. “ about that, but in china. in sweetene— about that, but in china. in sweden? what— about that, but in china. in sweden? what about- about that, but in china. in sweden? what about sweden? yeah that's it. what about the nordic eeahtahese— that's it. what about the nordic countries? yeah _ that's it. what about the nordic countries? yeah no,— l what about the nordic countries? yeah hath l what about the nordic countries? yeah \tif:t

tease .— ex—husbands could eat those to a tease . teases— ex—husbands could eat those to a horse . horses. |— ex—husbands could eat those to a horse . horses. i know. i'm awful horse. horses. i know. i'm awful for horse. horses. i know. i'm awful tea thes— horse. horses. i know. i'm awful tea thes .— horse. horses. i know. i'm awful tea thes . tam— horse. horses. i know. i'm awful for pigs . erm rabbits. guinea for pigs. erm rabbits. guinea pig-— for pigs. erm rabbits. guinea he ate— for pigs. erm rabbits. guinea the. the eatea— for pigs. erm rabbits. guinea pig. i've eaten guinea pig. that-s— pig. i've eaten guinea pig. hhat-s a— pig. i've eaten guinea pig. that's a peruvian dish and all the— that's a peruvian dish and all the aest— that's a peruvian dish and all the aest et— that's a peruvian dish and all the rest of it.— that's a peruvian dish and all the rest of it. but— that's a peruvian dish and all the rest of it. but and i love ahhmats— the rest of it. but and i love animals, but— the rest of it. but and i love animals, but i— the rest of it. but and i love animals, but i eat meat. but my tate— animals, but i eat meat. but my take eh— animals, but i eat meat. but my take at ht— animals, but i eat meat. but my take at ht hs— animals, but i eat meat. but my take on it is we— animals, but i eat meat. but my take on it is we are— animals, but i eat meat. but my take on it is we are carnivores, we're omnivores._ take on it is we are carnivores, we're omnivores. okay, so we're satteset— we're omnivores. okay, so we're satteset te— we're omnivores. okay, so we're satteset te att— we're omnivores. okay, so we're supposed to and it's a good life at— supposed to and it's a good life at a— supposed to and it's a good life at a eeet— supposed to and it's a good life and a good death.— supposed to and it's a good life and a good death. i don't like taameet— and a good death. i don't like farmed animals.— and a good death. i don't like farmed animals. i— and a good death. i don't like farmed animals. i really object to farmed animals. i really object te that. — farmed animals. i really object te that. tat— farmed animals. i really object to that. fair enough.- farmed animals. i really object to that. h at g “ �*iftht ll gtl to that. fair enough. we'll get to that. fair enough. we'll get to the perfume question later in the show. are people that wear perfumes in restaurants antisocial ? but next up, my mark antisocial? but next up, my mark meets guest is the star of the carry on films and coronation street. legendary comedy actress amanda barrie . and don't forget, amanda barrie. and don't forget, in just 15 minutes time, i will be dealing with the leader of the free world, joe biden. it's time to put him out to pasture. find out why after ten. amanda is .

next look, the highlight of the show is when you get in touch. market gb news .com. i chuckle away at your emails and also i'm moved and driven to anger by them as well. do keep them coming. mark at cbnnews.com . how about this at cbnnews.com. how about this from yvonne regarding boris in his new column in the daily mail. mark watch the sale of the mail. mark watch the sale of the mail newspaper rocket tomorrow. i will buy it every time boris has something to say. i love listening to him, especially in the current climate. i've said to you before , his make up is to you before, his make up is a bit chaotic, but he has strokes to you before, his make up is a bitgenius.:, but he has strokes to you before, his make up is a bitgenius. it'sit he has strokes to you before, his make up is a bitgenius. it's who has strokes to you before, his make up is a bitgenius. it's who he; strokes to you before, his make up is a bitgenius. it's who he is, rokes to you before, his make up is a bitgenius. it's who he is, and; of genius. it's who he is, and a lot of us love him for the individual he is. long live bods individual he is. long live boris , says yvonne. the fans are boris, says yvonne. the fans are still out there. let me tell you, regarding water and the hosepipe ban, which is now being rolled out across england, i've always understood that there is always understood that there is a plentiful water supply in our country , says paul. but it's in country, says paul. but it's in the wrong places like lakes and lochs. the solution would be to build a national grid for water.

paul what a brilliant idea. of course it will never happen. and last but not least, on lockdowns . this from colin. hi mark. i worked in the royal mail all throughout the what what colin is calling the scamdemic. i thought it was all from the start and remain a pure blood and that is a euphemism for someone on vaccinated colin they're not happy about the covid measures . colin you're covid measures. colin you're entitled to your view. to me it's clear that the pandemic did happen, but we can both agree the reaction was disastrously wrong . keep those emails coming. wrong. keep those emails coming. mark at gb news .com. it's time for this . yes, it's time for for this. yes, it's time for mark meets in which i speak to the biggest names in the world of politics. showbiz sport and beyond. tonight, one of the most endudng beyond. tonight, one of the most enduring comedy actors of her generation carry on star and coronation street actress amanda barrie, who , despite her

barrie, who, despite her youthful looks, celebrates . it's youthful looks, celebrates. it's over seven decades in show biz. hi, amanda . welcome to mark hi, amanda. welcome to mark dolan tonight. your career started pretty early , didn't it? started pretty early, didn't it? how old were you when you first appeared on stage ? i think i was appeared on stage? i think i was about appeared on stage? i think i was ateat thaee— appeared on stage? i think i was about three and— appeared on stage? i think i was about three and a— appeared on stage? i think i was about three and a half,- : g7 i think i was about three and a half, yeah . about three and a half, yeah. i aetetthhe— about three and a half, yeah. i was revolting my— about three and a half, yeah. i was revolting my mother- about three and a half, yeah. i was revolting my mother named me after shirley temple darling, so i was pushed out there entertaining the troops . i was pushed out there entertaining the troops. i was very young, actually. it was not a conscious decision . i had my a conscious decision. i had my mother firmly behind me, darling, pushing me. do you remember enjoying your early performances on stage ? on stage? performances on stage? on stage? i'm you know, actually,— performances on stage? on stage? i'm you know, actually, i- performances on stage? on stage? i'm you know, actually, i it- i at“ g7 on stage? i'm you know, actually, i it was ahetheateas— i'm you know, actually, i it was ridiculous to— i'm you know, actually, i it was ridiculous to say,— i'm you know, actually, i it was ridiculous to say, but i aetaatty— ridiculous to say, but i actually felt- ridiculous to say, but i actually felt as if i'd been theae— actually felt as if i'd been there before. _ actually felt as if i'd been there before. i- actually felt as if i'd been there before. “ :ht:h“ l there before. i mean, i don't necessarily believe in all that, but i just. yes i didn't enjoy them . they are exactly the way them. they are exactly the way they still are. they are. you do

it and you think, oh, good, it's oven it and you think, oh, good, it's over. and then, you know, i mean , over. and then, you know, i mean i , over. and then, you know, i mean , i don't remember going out there going, why? i'm performing . i think i was nervous , . i think i was nervous, actually, if i'm honest . i was a actually, if i'm honest. i was a bit nervous. and also there were things happening in dressing rooms at that time with mothers zipping their children with the skin into their costumes. i thought , this is not a very nice thought, this is not a very nice place to be. was there ever going to be anything other than a career in showbiz? did you flirt a career in showbiz? did you ttht thth— a career in showbiz? did you flirt with accountancy- hittththth “ 7 did you flirt with accountancy ? flirt with accountancy? accountancy? what? darling flirt with accountancy?— accountancy? what? darling what did accountancy? what? darling what tht yea— accountancy? what? darling what the yea say— accountancy? what? darling what the yea say then?— accountancy? what? darling what did you say then? did— accountancy? what? darling what did you say then? did you say accountancy? we said yeah. i mean , did you did you ii i7 : htttt“ i mean , did you did you ever mean, did you did you ever eehshtea— mean, did you did you ever consider any— mean, did you did you ever consider any other careers or ht— consider any other careers or ht attays— consider any other careers or was it always going to be shetthz— was it always going to be showbiz for— was it always going to be showbiz for you ? �*ifthtll showbiz for you? well, no, i couldn't consider any other careers. i was expelled from both my schools that i was out . both my schools that i was out. i could not do anything else. but i could tap dance and i could. so that was i didn't have any alternatives. i did actually want to ride horses, which i did do for a bit, actually. i

thought i'd be quite good at that. i was good at that. but no , i my parents disappeared and got divorced and i got expelled from even my ballet school. so i was forced to go on the stage under. under what circumstances, tmahta— under. under what circumstances, tmahta :— under. under what circumstances, tmahta : thtea— under. under what circumstances, amanda , under what— l. “:t under what circumstances, amanda , under what circumstances amanda, under what circumstances yea— amanda, under what circumstances yea ettettet— amanda, under what circumstances were you expelled from school? teae— were you expelled from school? teae yea— were you expelled from school? were you naughty? naughty? no haehty. — were you naughty? naughty? no haehty. they— were you naughty? naughty? no naughty they got— were you naughty? naughty? no naughty. “th gt:l “g i naughty. they got something. i don't naughty. they got something. i tet-tthhht— naughty. they got something. i don't think they— naughty. “th gt:l “g i don't think they understood me, atte— don't think they understood me, eahte hehestty— don't think they understood me, quite honestly . _ don't think they understood me, quite honestly . “th quite honestly. they just. i don't know. i don't quite honestly. “th :ht:h“ l i don't think i was don't know. i don't think i was taatheataaty— don't know. i don't think i was particularly naughty. - :ht:h“ l i don't think i was particularly naughty. i was. i sattese— particularly naughty. i was. i sattese t— particularly naughty. i was. i sattese t was— particularly naughty. i was. i suppose i was actually . what am suppose i was actually. what am i talking that was just always in trouble . i always thought in trouble. i always thought things were funny. i always thought i always thought there was a laugh to be got out of something. and they didn't always think it was funny, basically. so i think it started that way and it just developed. it was my nature. amanda you're an amazing actress and you are an amazing actress and you are an incredible comedy actress. you've got funny bones as well

as eaatt. — you've got funny bones as well as eaatt. tea— you've got funny bones as well as craft. you starred in some of the— as craft. you starred in some of the cat— as craft. you starred in some of the eaaay oh— as craft. you starred in some of the carry on films— as craft. you starred in some of the carry on films ,_ as craft. you starred in some of the carry on films , taking the the carry on films, taking the teat— the carry on films, taking the teat aete— the carry on films, taking the teat aete as— the carry on films, taking the lead role as cleopatra in carry on lead role as cleopatra in carry oh etee.— lead role as cleopatra in carry on cleo. people— lead role as cleopatra in carry on cleo. people forget how theaethtty— on cleo. people forget how incredibly successful and tetataa— incredibly successful and popular those— incredibly successful and popular those carry on films tet-t— popular those carry on films were, don't they? don't they mean we didn't— were, don't they? don't they mean we didn't think they were steeessat — mean we didn't think they were successful. we— mean we didn't think they were successful. �*iftht : : “ l 32 l successful. we didn't admit to being in them. my agent said, you're not doing any more of these because i was signed for these because i was signed for the whole lot. said you're not tethe— the whole lot. said you're not eteme aty— the whole lot. said you're not eteme ahy mae— the whole lot. said you're not doing any more. you're- said you're not doing any more. you're going, yea-ae— doing any more. you're going, yeahe eehhe— doing any more. you're going, you're going bristol old vic you're going to bristol old vic to you're going to bristol old vic te-aethhe.- you're going to bristol old vic te-aethhelhel you're going to bristol old vic te-aethhelhe .| you're going to bristol old vici to-acting.-no . if to do proper acting. no, no. if ahytety— to do proper acting. no, no. if ahytety sate— to do proper acting. no, no. if anybody said to— to do proper acting. no, no. if anybody said to you what you tethe— anybody said to you what you eteme yea— anybody said to you what you were doing, you said no . you were doing, you said no. you theh-t— were doing, you said no. you that say— were doing, you said no. you didn't say with— were doing, you said no. you didn't say with pride . htl. didn't say with pride. you know . that— didn't say with pride. you know . that was— didn't say with pride. you know . that was kind of what you did. and i was taken away. i did my tte— and i was taken away. i did my tte att— and i was taken away. i did my tte ahet theh— and i was taken away. i did my two and then i— and i was taken away. i did my two and then i was— and i was taken away. i did my two and then i was whipped off to two and then i was whipped off te ete— two and then i was whipped off te te therea— two and then i was whipped off to do proper acting. honestly eae— to do proper acting. honestly eet: ht-s— to do proper acting. honestly god, it's ridiculous, really, teease— god, it's ridiculous, really, tease ht— god, it's ridiculous, really, because if all— god, it's ridiculous, really, because if all that proper aethhe— because if all that proper aethhe hs— because if all that proper acting is not— because if all that proper acting is not a- because if all that proper acting is not a trace of that

ahytheae. — acting is not a trace of that anywhere. but— acting is not a trace of that anywhere. but she's still in that— anywhere. but she's still in that mhtt— anywhere. but she's still in that milk bath,— anywhere. but she's still in that milk bath, darling. she's sthtt— that milk bath, darling. she's sthtt hh— that milk bath, darling. she's still in. she's— that milk bath, darling. she's still in. she's still in there eetthhe— still in. she's still in there getting wrinkled. that's why i'm like getting wrinkled. that's why i'm the t— getting wrinkled. that's why i'm the t am— getting wrinkled. that's why i'm the t at tet.— getting wrinkled. that's why i'm like i am now. i— getting wrinkled. that's why i'm like i am now. i was in that tatea— like i am now. i was in that tatea tea— like i am now. i was in that water for too _ like i am now. i was in that water for too long. that's what happened.— water for too long. that's what happened. — water for too long. that's what happened. tea— water for too long. that's what happened. htl. happened. you have the complexion of a teenager and the energy of it. what was it like working with people like sid james, joan sims and kenneth williams? williams oh, they were a great group, actually. all of them . i mean, i g ghtl. i all of them . i mean, i suppose sid was them. i mean, i suppose sid was my tateahte— them. i mean, i suppose sid was my tateaahte :— them. i mean, i suppose sid was my favourite , but— them. i mean, i suppose sid was my favourite , but they were all, my favourite, but they were all, i my favourite, but they were all, t — my favourite, but they were all, t teat— my favourite, but they were all, i mean joan sims— my favourite, but they were all, i mean joan sims was so talented . t— i mean joan sims was so talented . t tea— i mean joan sims was so talented . t eet.— i mean joan sims was so talented . i mean, god, she— i mean joan sims was so talented . i mean, god, she was- i mean joan sims was so talented . i mean, god, she was such a good actress. and of course temeth— good actress. and of course temeth hs— good actress. and of course kenneth is, was— g: i and of course kenneth is, was kenneth. i mean, you— kenneth is, was kenneth. i mean, yea teae.— kenneth is, was kenneth. i mean, yea tea at— kenneth is, was kenneth. i mean, you nique. but then— kenneth is, was kenneth. i mean, you nique. but then there were a lot you nique. but then there were a tet et— you nique. but then there were a tet et seat— you nique. but then there were a tet et set et— you nique. but then there were a lot of sort of unique actors aaeet— lot of sort of unique actors aaht tat— lot of sort of unique actors around but they- lot of sort of unique actors around but they all came out of tea— around but they all came out of review. you see.— around but they all came out of review. you see. they'd all got many— review. you see. they'd all got tamy teaes— review. you see. they'd all got tamy tehes . — review. you see. they'd all got funny bones . �*ifthtll l funny bones. well, this is it. hae— funny bones. well, this is it. haae teeeht— funny bones. well, this is it. true legend you— funny bones. well, this is it. true legend you see- funny bones. �*ifthtll l true legend you see what i hate ateat— true legend you see what i hate ateat that— true legend you see what i hate ateat that t— true legend you see what i hate about what i hate— true legend you see what i hate about what i hate about television— about what i hate about television now is they go, there she— television now is they go, there she hs— television now is they go, there she hs att— television now is they go, there she hs at t— television now is they go, there she is, and i have— television now is they go, there she is, and i have to go . television now is they go, there she is, and i have to go. it's tt-s— she is, and i have to go. it's tt-s sthtt— she is, and i have to go. it's me. it's still me— she is, and i have to go. it's me. it's still me .— she is, and i have to go. it's me. it's still me . it's still me me. it's still me. it's still me here. well, all i've got to say,

tmahta— here. well, all i've got to say, tmahta yea— here. well, all i've got to say, amanda, you were— here. well, all i've got to say, amanda, you were a- ht well, all i've got to say, amanda, you were a babe then. the— amanda, you were a babe then. at yahe— amanda, you were a babe then. at yahe a— amanda, you were a babe then. and you're a babe— amanda, you were a babe then. and you're a babe now.- amanda, you were a babe then. and you're a babe now. can- amanda, you were a babe then. and you're a babe now. can we talk about the royal family this is an outrageous allegation that the palace reached out to you to teach a young prince charles about the birds and the bees. is that true ? oh, well, i never. that true? oh, well, i never. i theh— that true? oh, well, i never. i never did. that— that true? oh, well, i never. i never did. that was- ll.t7 oh, well, i never. i never did. that was suggested by james— never did. that was suggested by james robertson— never did. that was suggested by james robertson justice. yes that— james robertson justice. yes thattas— james robertson justice. yes that was james— james robertson justice. yes that was james robertson. rasthee— that was james robertson. justice idea. _ that was james robertson. justice idea. '“: that was james robertson. justice idea. “: litth: justice idea. and oh, god, i would have finished up in the tower. i mean, goodness . i mean, tower. i mean, goodness. i mean, i always said when people asked me, i said i couldn't, my darling, i couldn't have done it. i got false eyelashes out here. a hairpiece for vidal sassoon . i've got no tapes , sassoon. i've got no tapes, questionable sexuality . i mean, questionable sexuality. i mean, i would have been— questionable sexuality. i mean, i would have been in- questionable sexuality. i mean, i would have been in the- i mean, i would have been in the tower. is i would have been in the tower. ts that— i would have been in the tower. ts thatyae te— i would have been in the tower. hthl.7 no question i would have been in the tower. ht:hl.7 no question about is that you? no question about ht. — is that you? no question about ht. t— is that you? no question about ht. t tatt— is that you? no question about it. i would not have been a good idea. amanda, i've got to ask you— idea. amanda, i've got to ask yea ateat— idea. amanda, i've got to ask yea ateat the— : amanda, i've got to ask you about the longest. i've got to you about the longest. i've got te ast— you about the longest. i've got te at ya— you about the longest. i've got to ask you about— you about the longest. i've got to ask you about the longest aamtte— to ask you about the longest aamtte ht— to ask you about the longest running tv drama in the world, eeaehatheh— running tv drama in the world, coronation street's—

running tv drama in the world, coronation street's another aemaatatte— coronation street's another remarkable franchise as you stat— remarkable franchise as you stat as— remarkable franchise as you start as alma _ remarkable franchise as you start as alma for many years on the sta— start as alma for many years on the shet :— start as alma for many years on the shet : yea— start as alma for many years on the show , you started as an the show, you started as an eeeasheat— the show, you started as an occasional character, but became athxtae— occasional character, but became atttae eh— occasional character, but became atttae et ea— occasional character, but became a fixture on on coronation sheet.— a fixture on on coronation staeet. tet— a fixture on on coronation street. how was that experience 7 street. how was that experience e tet— street. how was that experience e tet tas— street. how was that experience ? how was that— street. how was that experience ? how was that experience? tlj“ ? how was that experience? oh, it's ? how was that experience? oh, ha a— ? how was that experience? oh, as a tahthteee— ? how was that experience? oh, it's a privilege to _ ? how was that experience? oh, it's a privilege to have- ? how was that experience? oh, it's a privilege to have been in something like corrie . you know, something like corrie. you know, it's a constitution.— something like corrie. you know, it's a constitution. it's— it's a constitution. it's semethhhe— it's a constitution. it's something that. well, i'm dying. tte— something that. well, i'm dying. the east— something that. well, i'm dying. the just see— something that. well, i'm dying. i've just seen that— something that. well, i'm dying. i've just seen that picture on thee.— i've just seen that picture on theae. eh— i've just seen that picture on theae. eh my— i've just seen that picture on there. oh, my god. don't push me aaeet— there. oh, my god. don't push me aaht .— there. oh, my god. don't push me aaht . em,— there. oh, my god. don't push me around . um, it's.— there. oh, my god. don't push me around . um, it's. i— there. oh, my god. don't push me around . um, it's. i mean, it's around. um, it's. i mean, it's a tahthteee. — around. um, it's. i mean, it's a tahthteee. t— around. um, it's. i mean, it's a privilege. i mean,— around. um, it's. i mean, it's a privilege. i mean, it- around. um, it's. i mean, it's a privilege. “ l privilege. i mean, it was a privilege. i mean, it was a privilege in retrospect, to have beenin privilege in retrospect, to have been in the carry ons, and it was certainly was a privilege to be in coronation street. i mean, it's, um. oh dear.— be in coronation street. i mean, it's, um. oh dear. i— be in coronation street. i mean, it's, um. oh dear. ithink- “ “ i mean, it's, um. oh dear. i think i've eeae.— it's, um. oh dear. i think i've eehe. eh— it's, um. oh dear. i think i've eehe. eh tea.— it's, um. oh dear. i think i've gone. oh dear. alma's gone. i've tast— gone. oh dear. alma's gone. i've hast see— gone. oh dear. alma's gone. i've rast . — gone. oh dear. alma's gone. i've rast . t— gone. oh dear. alma's gone. i've just seen . i never— gone. oh dear. alma's gone. i've just seen . i just seen. i never watch myself at the time . and then i sort of at the time. and then i sort of see those things afterwards and go, oh my goodness gracious me. that's brilliant. listen, i tell you, that's brilliant. listen, i tell ya, yee— that's brilliant. listen, i tell ya, ye eet— that's brilliant. listen, i tell you, you've got your- ll listen, i tell you, you've got your acting ehets— you, you've got your acting ehets. tea-ae— you, you've got your acting chops. you're still a babe. tee— chops. you're still a babe. you've still— chops. you're still a babe. you've still got- chops. you're still a babe. you've still got funny bones, a

tate— you've still got funny bones, a taae tahthteee— you've still got funny bones, a true privilege to— you've still got funny bones, a true privilege to have you on the— true privilege to have you on the shet. — true privilege to have you on the show. amanda i do hope yea-tt— the show. amanda i do hope yea-tt ehat— the show. amanda i do hope you'll chat to— the show. amanda i do hope you'll chat to us— the show. amanda i do hope you'll chat to us again soon. i eatea-t— you'll chat to us again soon. i couldn't hear— you'll chat to us again soon. i couldn't hear you— you'll chat to us again soon. i couldn't hear you . \tif:t : : “ l couldn't hear you. no, i didn't hea— couldn't hear you. no, i didn't hear a word of that. whatever it was, i'm sure it was wonderful. but your, your your sound is doing funny things. haven't gone deaf. probably. probably hhetatty— : probably. probably probably. probably. my weird tehee— probably. probably. my weird voice . amanda,— probably. probably. my weird voice . amanda, a thrilled to voice. amanda, a thrilled to hate— voice. amanda, a thrilled to hate yea— voice. amanda, a thrilled to hate yea eh— voice. amanda, a thrilled to have you on the— voice. amanda, a thrilled to have you on the show. a true teeeht. — have you on the show. a true teeeht. t— have you on the show. a true teeeht. t hete— have you on the show. a true legend. i hope catch up. legend. i hope we catch up. tteatty— legend. i hope we catch up. really-movie- legend. i hope we catch up. really movie star, star, really soon. movie star, star, aetaess sta— really soon. movie star, star, actress, star of— really soon. movie star, star, actress, star of stage and the— actress, star of stage and screen, the one- actress, star of stage and screen, the one and only amanda tatte— screen, the one and only amanda taaahe tastt— screen, the one and only amanda barrie wasn't she— screen, the one and only amanda barrie wasn't she fun? next up, i barrie wasn't she fun? next up, t thtt— barrie wasn't she fun? next up, t thtt te— barrie wasn't she fun? next up, i will be dealing— barrie wasn't she fun? next up, i will be dealing with joe theta.— i will be dealing with joe thteh. tt-s— i will be dealing with joe biden. it's time to put him out to biden. it's time to put him out te tastae— biden. it's time to put him out te tastae. tt-s— biden. it's time to put him out to pasture. it's pain ful to say ht-s— to pasture. it's pain ful to say ht-s het— to pasture. it's pain ful to say it's not about— to pasture. it's pain ful to say it's not about his— to pasture. it's pain ful to say it's not about his age, it's ateat— it's not about his age, it's ateat hhs— it's not about his age, it's about his competence . since i'll about his competence. since i'll be about his competence. since i'll te mathe— about his competence. since i'll te mathhe the— about his competence. since i'll be making the case for the teat— be making the case for the teatea et— be making the case for the leader of the _ be making the case for the leader of the free world to step tett. — leader of the free world to step tett. that-s— leader of the free world to step down. that's in— leader of the free world to step down. that's in my— leader of the free world to step down. that's in my take at ten. tas— down. that's in my take at ten. htas tete— down. that's in my take at ten. htas eet— down. that's in my take at ten. plus, we've got the— down. that's in my take at ten. plus, we've got the papers at hose— plus, we've got the papers at test shat— plus, we've got the papers at 1030 sharp and— plus, we've got the papers at 1030 sharp and the pundits . but 1030 sharp and the pundits. but tetts— 1030 sharp and the pundits. but tetts ht-s— 1030 sharp and the pundits. but tetts ht-s ree— 1030 sharp and the pundits. but folks, it's joe biden next. you tet-t— folks, it's joe biden next. you went tatt— folks, it's joe biden next. you went taht te— folks, it's joe biden next. you won't want to miss it.

happy friday. one and all the weekend— happy friday. one and all the weekend starts— happy friday. one and all the weekend starts here. hasn't the teathea— weekend starts here. hasn't the teathea teet— weekend starts here. hasn't the weather been fantastic? it's heaet— weather been fantastic? it's heaet eh — weather been fantastic? it's 10:00 on television, on radio att— 10:00 on television, on radio ahet ehthhe— 10:00 on television, on radio and online in— 10:00 on television, on radio and online in the— 10:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and online in the united kingdom at the— and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is that— and across the world. this is that teta— and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight. it might tate— mark dolan tonight. it might take at— mark dolan tonight. it might take at tet. — mark dolan tonight. it might take at ten. it's— mark dolan tonight. it might take at ten. it's becoming tahhtatty— take at ten. it's becoming painfully clear— take at ten. it's becoming painfully clear that joe biden mast— painfully clear that joe biden mast stet— painfully clear that joe biden must step down— painfully clear that joe biden must step down on health grounds in must step down on health grounds hh thhs— must step down on health grounds in this dangerous— must step down on health grounds in this dangerous world. we need a sane— in this dangerous world. we need a staehe teatea— in this dangerous world. we need a strong leader in— in this dangerous world. we need a strong leader in the white tease— a strong leader in the white tease the— a strong leader in the white house who actually knows what day house who actually knows what etay et— house who actually knows what etay et the— house who actually knows what day of the week— house who actually knows what day of the week it— house who actually knows what day of the week it is . day of the week it is. wheelbarrows as johnson used his new wheelbarrows as johnson used his tahty— wheelbarrows as johnson used his tahty taht— wheelbarrows as johnson used his new daily mail column to destroy tthshh— new daily mail column to destroy tthshh sahat— new daily mail column to destroy tthshh sahat .— new daily mail column to destroy rishi sunak. i'll— new daily mail column to destroy rishi sunak. i'll be— new daily mail column to destroy rishi sunak. i'll be asking tetheht-s— rishi sunak. i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker , the daily tonight's newsmaker, the daily expte55'5_ tonight's newsmaker, the daily express's politics— tonight's newsmaker, the daily express's politics guru david tatea— express's politics guru david tattex .— express's politics guru david maddox . and— express's politics guru david maddox . and mark dolan tonight maddox. and mark dolan tonight is maddox. and mark dolan tonight hs the— maddox. and mark dolan tonight hs the heme— maddox. and mark dolan tonight is the home of— maddox. and mark dolan tonight is the home of the— maddox. and mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front— is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from

exaetty— tomorrow's front pages from etaetty hose — tomorrow's front pages from exactly 1030 sharp . exactly 1030 sharp. tt-s— exactly 1030 sharp. tt-s a— exactly 1030 sharp. it's a hot- exactly 1030 sharp. it's a hot summer night. so then— it's a hot summer night. so thsteh :— it's a hot summer night. so thsteh : eet— it's a hot summer night. so listen , get some- it's a hot summer night. so listen , get some of those layers listen, get some of those layers at. — listen, get some of those layers at. shete— listen, get some of those layers at. shete a— listen, get some of those layers off. shove a couple— listen, get some of those layers off. shove a couple of cold teeas— off. shove a couple of cold teeas hh— off. shove a couple of cold beers in the _ off. shove a couple of cold beers in the freezer or fire up the— beers in the freezer or fire up the tettte— beers in the freezer or fire up the kettle and— beers in the freezer or fire up the kettle and let's have an hea— the kettle and let's have an heaa te— the kettle and let's have an hour to remember. the kettle and let's have an hour to remember . joe biden is hour to remember. joe biden is satteetet— hour to remember. joe biden is satreeteet te— hour to remember. joe biden is subjected to the— hour to remember. joe biden is subjected to the take a ten taeatmeht— subjected to the take a ten treatment in— subjected to the take a ten treatment in just two minutes thme. — treatment in just two minutes thme. tat— treatment in just two minutes time. but first,— treatment in just two minutes time. but first, someone that shatt— time. but first, someone that should never— time. but first, someone that should never step down, rory smhth— should never step down, rory smhth .— should never step down, rory smith . thank— should never step down, rory smith . thank you very much. smith. thank you very much. that. — smith. thank you very much. that. oa— smith. thank you very much. that. oa tet— smith. thank you very much. mark. our top story— smith. thank you very much. mark. our top story and- smith. thank you very much. mark. our top story and a man has been charged with the murders of the three victims of nottingham knife attacks. 31 year old osvaldo khan, a former student of nottingham university, is accused of killing barnaby webber. greer o'malley, kumar and ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of

three counts of attempted murder after three other people were injured when they were hit by a van that morning . he's due to van that morning. he's due to appear at nottingham magistrates court tomorrow . boris johnson is court tomorrow. boris johnson is accused of breaching ministerial rules by taking up a new role as a daily mail columnist. rules by taking up a new role as a daily mail columnist . the a daily mail columnist. the advisory committee on business appointments claims that mr johnson gave them just half an hours johnson gave them just half an hour's notice . thus, despite the hour's notice. thus, despite the ministerial code requiring those who have left the government in the last two years to apply for advice on taking up new appointments, mrjohnson's advice on taking up new appointments, mr johnson's first article is on how a weight loss drug didn't work for him, saying he will only cover politics when he will only cover politics when he absolutely has to. 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 teenager for the crown prosecution service says the 64 year old alleged he committed the crimes during the 19805. committed the crimes during the 1980s. he left the indian pendant office for police conduct in december after it emerged he was being investigated over a historical allegation . a man has been allegation. a man has been arrested after a police officer was stabbed in kent yesterday evening. the 48 year old man from maidstone is suspected of assaulting the police constable in his 50s in the town. the victim has since been discharged from hospital . the suspect from hospital. the suspect remains in custody . from hospital. the suspect remains in custody. king from hospital. the suspect remains in custody . king charles remains in custody. king charles has given queen camilla the highest honour in scotland. the queen has been appointed to the most ancient and most noble order of the thistle . it's order of the thistle. it's a personal gift from the monarch that recognises 16 knights, along with a number of people who have held public office or have contributed to national life. well, it comes ahead of the king's first trooping the

colour ceremony tomorrow to mark his official birthday tv online dup plus radio and on tune—in. this is gb news nato. back to . mark thanks , rory. welcome to mark thanks, rory. welcome to mark teta— thanks, rory. welcome to mark tetah tetheht— thanks, rory. welcome to mark tetah tetheht .— thanks, rory. welcome to mark dolan tonight. has— 3th welcome to mark dolan tonight. has boris johnson taeteh— dolan tonight. has boris johnson taeteh the— dolan tonight. has boris johnson broken the rules— dolan tonight. has boris johnson broken the rules in— dolan tonight. has boris johnson broken the rules in accepting a job broken the rules in accepting a tet as— broken the rules in accepting a tet as a— broken the rules in accepting a tet as a matt— broken the rules in accepting a job as a mail columnist ? i'll be job as a mail columnist? i'll be asthhe— job as a mail columnist? i'll be asking tonight's— job as a mail columnist? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker , the asking tonight's newsmaker, the tahty— asking tonight's newsmaker, the tahty etaess— asking tonight's newsmaker, the daily express, his— asking tonight's newsmaker, the daily express, his politics guru : tatte— daily express, his politics guru , david maddox.— daily express, his politics guru , david maddox. plus, will bojo hhs— , david maddox. plus, will bojo use his column— , david maddox. plus, will bojo use his column to— , david maddox. plus, will bojo use his column to destroy rishi sahat— use his column to destroy rishi sahat e— use his column to destroy rishi sahat tte-te— use his column to destroy rishi sunak ? we've got— use his column to destroy rishi sunak ? we've got the papers hot sunak? we've got the papers hot off sunak? we've got the papers hot at the— sunak? we've got the papers hot at the taess— sunak? we've got the papers hot off the press at— sunak? we've got the papers hot off the press at 1030 sharp with tatt— off the press at 1030 sharp with tatt tateht— off the press at 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction plus , my full pundit reaction plus, my tatthts— full pundit reaction plus, my tatehts thtt— full pundit reaction plus, my pundits will be _ full pundit reaction plus, my pundits will be nominating their heatthhe— pundits will be nominating their headline heroes— pundits will be nominating their headline heroes and back page zeaees— headline heroes and back page zeaees et— headline heroes and back page zeroes of the— headline heroes and back page zeroes of the day— headline heroes and back page zeroes of the day . big stories, zeroes of the day. big stories, big— zeroes of the day. big stories, the east— zeroes of the day. big stories, the eaests att— zeroes of the day. big stories, big guests and always big eateas.— big guests and always big opinions. let's— big guests and always big opinions. let's start with my tate—

opinions. let's start with my take .— opinions. let's start with my take . tt— opinions. let's start with my take . ttt tet.— opinions. let's start with my take . at ten. all— opinions. let's start with my take . at ten. all the noise take. at ten. all the noise aaeet— take. at ten. all the noise around boris— take. at ten. all the noise around boris johnson drowned out the hets— around boris johnson drowned out the that— around boris johnson drowned out the news that our— around boris johnson drowned out the news that our actual prime tthhhstea— the news that our actual prime minister rishi _ the news that our actual prime minister rishi sunak remember him minister rishi sunak remember hhm tast— minister rishi sunak remember him last week,— minister rishi sunak remember him last week, flew to the thhtet— him last week, flew to the united states— him last week, flew to the united states for a meeting with the us— united states for a meeting with the us president— united states for a meeting with the us president joe biden. tet-s— the us president joe biden. has stat— the us president joe biden. let's start with— the us president joe biden. let's start with the positives. tettethhe— let's start with the positives. following his— let's start with the positives. following his trip , rishi sunak following his trip, rishi sunak has stateh— following his trip, rishi sunak has struck an— following his trip, rishi sunak has struck an ambitious new teat— has struck an ambitious new teat a— has struck an ambitious new teat a us— has struck an ambitious new teat a us tt— has struck an ambitious new deal, a us uk agreement to stand up deal, a us uk agreement to stand at te— deal, a us uk agreement to stand at te ehhha— deal, a us uk agreement to stand up to china, invest— deal, a us uk agreement to stand up to china, invest in each ethea-s— up to china, invest in each other's countries- up to china, invest in each other's countries and reduce taaaheas— other's countries and reduce taaaheas eh— other's countries and reduce barriers on trade. it's all too easy— barriers on trade. it's all too easy te— barriers on trade. it's all too easy te teaeet— barriers on trade. it's all too easy to forget that america is the— easy to forget that america is the theeest— easy to forget that america is the biggest single foreign hhtestea— the biggest single foreign investor in— the biggest single foreign investor in the united kingdom. the investor in the united kingdom. the hate— investor in the united kingdom. the trade between the two eeathes— the trade between the two countries is— the trade between the two countries is colossal . without a countries is colossal. without a hate— countries is colossal. without a hate teat— countries is colossal. without a hate teat .— countries is colossal. without a trade deal . who— countries is colossal. without a trade deal . who knew biden trade deal. who knew biden mahaeet— trade deal. who knew biden mahaeeet te— trade deal. who knew biden managed to set— trade deal. who knew biden managed to set aside his aeteatet— managed to set aside his reported anti—british instincts reported anti —british instincts for reported anti—british instincts tea a— reported anti—british instincts tea a seeet— reported anti—british instincts for a second, confirming that the— for a second, confirming that the sheet— for a second, confirming that the special relationship is heat— the special relationship is hhteet a— the special relationship is indeed a thing and is indeed in eaeat— indeed a thing and is indeed in eaeat shate. — indeed a thing and is indeed in great shape. unlike dare i say it, great shape. unlike dare i say ht: the— great shape. unlike dare i say it, the president— great shape. unlike dare i say it, the president himself, my

emetheh— it, the president himself, my emotion towards— it, the president himself, my emotion towards the confused teatea— emotion towards the confused teatea et— emotion towards the confused leader of the _ emotion towards the confused leader of the free _ emotion towards the confused leader of the free world, a man the— leader of the free world, a man the eeatth-t— leader of the free world, a man who couldn't lead— leader of the free world, a man who couldn't lead a line dance. let who couldn't lead a line dance. het atehe— who couldn't lead a line dance. het tea a— who couldn't lead a line dance. let alone a country, is one of pity— let alone a country, is one of thy att— let alone a country, is one of pity and sympathy rather than aee— pity and sympathy rather than aee tat— pity and sympathy rather than aee. at ya— pity and sympathy rather than anger. but you have to worry that— anger. but you have to worry that h— anger. but you have to worry that he thhs— anger. but you have to worry that in this increasingly taheeaeas— that in this increasingly dangerous and unpredictable tett:— dangerous and unpredictable teatt: the— dangerous and unpredictable world, the man— dangerous and unpredictable world, the man with access to the— world, the man with access to the ete— world, the man with access to the nuclear codes— world, the man with access to the nuclear codes and the head of the nuclear codes and the head et a— the nuclear codes and the head et a tateh— the nuclear codes and the head of a nation upon— the nuclear codes and the head of a nation upon whose strength at— of a nation upon whose strength and success the— of a nation upon whose strength and success the free world aetes— and success the free world aethes :— and success the free world aethes : hs— and success the free world relies , is someone who needs to relies, is someone who needs to eat— relies, is someone who needs to aeat aetes— relies, is someone who needs to read notes when— relies, is someone who needs to read notes when meeting the hate— read notes when meeting the prime minister— read notes when meeting the prime minister of his country's eaeat— prime minister of his country's eaeat aty— prime minister of his country's eaeat atty, the— prime minister of his country's great ally, the united kingdom . great ally, the united kingdom. eet— great ally, the united kingdom. eet ttess— great ally, the united kingdom. god bless him.— great ally, the united kingdom. god bless him. it's not even his tatt— god bless him. it's not even his own fault. poor— god bless him. it's not even his own fault. poor old— god bless him. it's not even his own fault. poor old joe biden shatt— own fault. poor old joe biden sheatt te— own fault. poor old joe biden should be in— own fault. poor old joe biden should be in a— own fault. poor old joe biden should be in a care home, not the— should be in a care home, not the etat— should be in a care home, not the oval office. _ should be in a care home, not the oval office. now this is not an the oval office. now this is not at aee— the oval office. now this is not at aee thhhe— the oval office. now this is not at aee thhhe .— the oval office. now this is not an age thing . into— the oval office. now this is not an age thing . into his 90s. now an age thing. into his 90s. now the formidable— an age thing. into his 90s. now the formidable rupert murdoch runs one of the— the formidable rupert murdoch runs one of the largest media eemathes— runs one of the largest media emasthe hh— runs one of the largest media companies in the— runs one of the largest media companies in the world. it's not a taettem— companies in the world. it's not a taettem. thet— companies in the world. it's not a problem. and of— companies in the world. it's not a problem. and of course, our eaeat— a problem. and of course, our eaeat hhhme— a problem. and of course, our great prime minister, winston ehaehhtt— great prime minister, winston churchill, was— great prime minister, winston churchill, was in— great prime minister, winston churchill, was in number 10 in his churchill, was in number 10 in hhs tes— churchill, was in number 10 in his 80s biden's_ churchill, was in number 10 in his 80s biden's age is not the te-s— his 80s biden's age is not the issue. he's lost— his 80s biden's age is not the issue. he's lost his marbles demonstrated— issue. he's lost his marbles demonstrated yet again with his

teehsheh— demonstrated yet again with his teehsheh te— demonstrated yet again with his decision to greet— demonstrated yet again with his decision to greet the prime tthhhstea— decision to greet the prime tthhhstea ty— decision to greet the prime minister by saying, welcome haet— minister by saying, welcome taet th— minister by saying, welcome back, mr president. well, mr hhesheteht— back, mr president. well, mr president, mr— back, mr president. well, mr president, mr president just temetet— president, mr president just demoted you. _ president, mr president just demoted you. m” 37” it “ demoted you. mr prime minister, it's great to have you back . the it's great to have you back. the there you go. what about that? teteeme— there you go. what about that? welcome back,— there you go. what about that? welcome back, mr— there you go. what about that? welcome back, mr president. two thhhes— welcome back, mr president. two thhhes heae. — welcome back, mr president. two things here. there— welcome back, mr president. two things here. there is no welcome tat.— things here. there is no welcome taet. tt— things here. there is no welcome taet. tt tas— things here. there is no welcome back. it was sunaks_ things here. there is no welcome back. it was sunaks first trip to back. it was sunaks first trip te the — back. it was sunaks first trip to the white _ back. it was sunaks first trip to the white house and it tatea-t— to the white house and it wouldn't take— to the white house and it wouldn't take a constitutional eehhas— wouldn't take a constitutional eehhas te— wouldn't take a constitutional genius to know— wouldn't take a constitutional genius to know that our elected heaet— genius to know that our elected heat et— genius to know that our elected heat et state— genius to know that our elected head of state is— genius to know that our elected head of state is a— genius to know that our elected head of state is a prime tthhhstea.— head of state is a prime minister. not— head of state is a prime minister. not a president. part of minister. not a president. part et me— minister. not a president. part et me tats— minister. not a president. part of me wants to— minister. not a president. part of me wants to meet joe biden tast— of me wants to meet joe biden hast te— of me wants to meet joe biden rast te see— of me wants to meet joe biden just to see what— of me wants to meet joe biden just to see what he calls me , just to see what he calls me, taehthshet— just to see what he calls me, archbishop of— just to see what he calls me, archbishop of canterbury. heahats— archbishop of canterbury. heahats the— archbishop of canterbury. perhaps king of england, or misuse united— perhaps king of england, or misuse united kingdom. i've eeatahhty— misuse united kingdom. i've eeatahhty eet— misuse united kingdom. i've certainly got the— misuse united kingdom. i've certainly got the legs for it. ea— certainly got the legs for it. ea taesh— certainly got the legs for it. our fresh dynamic. prime tthhhstea— our fresh dynamic. prime minister rishi _ our fresh dynamic. prime minister rishi sunak looked like the seheet— minister rishi sunak looked like the school prefects entrusted thth— the school prefects entrusted thth a— the school prefects entrusted thth a that— the school prefects entrusted with a visit to— the school prefects entrusted with a visit to an— the school prefects entrusted with a visit to an old people's heme— with a visit to an old people's heme eh— with a visit to an old people's home on christmas day . biden home on christmas day. biden tethe— home on christmas day. biden tehhe the— home on christmas day. biden being the turkey— home on christmas day. biden being the turkey .— home on christmas day. biden being the turkey . take a listen being the turkey. take a listen to being the turkey. take a listen te thhs.— being the turkey. take a listen te thhs. th— being the turkey. take a listen to this. in coherent nonsense. tatte— to this. in coherent nonsense. tahhe theh— to this. in coherent nonsense. during their bilateral.

to this. in coherent nonsense. during their bilateral . there during their bilateral. there you— during their bilateral. there yea ee. — during their bilateral. there yea ee. te-s— during their bilateral. there you go. he's almost better with ahee— you go. he's almost better with a freeze frame.— you go. he's almost better with a freeze frame. we'll get that athe— a freeze frame. we'll get that aathe te— a freeze frame. we'll get that aathe te yea— a freeze frame. we'll get that audio to you shortly. but it was audio to you shortly. but it was a aamtthhe— audio to you shortly. but it was a rambling story— audio to you shortly. but it was a rambling story that had no end exeett— a rambling story that had no end exeett that— a rambling story that had no end eteett that he— a rambling story that had no end except that he forgot who thhsteh — except that he forgot who winston churchill was . all the winston churchill was. all the hate— winston churchill was. all the prime minister— winston churchill was. all the prime minister could do was be tethe— prime minister could do was be tethte att— prime minister could do was be polite and laugh— prime minister could do was be polite and laugh at biden's retes— polite and laugh at biden's retes att— polite and laugh at biden's jokes and confused ramblings as sahat— jokes and confused ramblings as sahat hs— jokes and confused ramblings as sahat hs eeet— jokes and confused ramblings as sunak is good humoured and a eehttemah— sunak is good humoured and a gentleman and— sunak is good humoured and a gentleman and it— sunak is good humoured and a gentleman and it showed last teet— gentleman and it showed last week .— gentleman and it showed last week . se— gentleman and it showed last week . se ree— gentleman and it showed last week . so joe biden, gentleman and it showed last week. so joe biden, we're gentleman and it showed last week . so joe biden, we're told, week. so joe biden, we're told, tats— week. so joe biden, we're told, wants another— week. so joe biden, we're told, wants another four— week. so joe biden, we're told, wants another four years in the etat— wants another four years in the that ehee— wants another four years in the that thhee .— wants another four years in the oval office . four— wants another four years in the oval office . four years. at this oval office. four years. at this aae:— oval office. four years. at this aate: tm— oval office. four years. at this aate: t-m het— oval office. four years. at this rate, i'm not sure— oval office. four years. at this rate, i'm not sure he can manage tea— rate, i'm not sure he can manage teaa teest— rate, i'm not sure he can manage teaa teest t— rate, i'm not sure he can manage four weeks. i wonder— rate, i'm not sure he can manage four weeks. i wonder whether the at— four weeks. i wonder whether the eat the— four weeks. i wonder whether the eat the teethhe— four weeks. i wonder whether the only thing keeping biden in the job only thing keeping biden in the tet hs— only thing keeping biden in the tet hs the— only thing keeping biden in the job is the alternative , the job is the alternative, the professionally— job is the alternative, the professionally bonkers ultra tete— professionally bonkers ultra woke kamala_ professionally bonkers ultra woke kamala harris , queen of the woke kamala harris, queen of the teat— woke kamala harris, queen of the teat satat— woke kamala harris, queen of the teat sataet .— woke kamala harris, queen of the word salad . take— woke kamala harris, queen of the word salad . take a— woke kamala harris, queen of the word salad . take a listen to word salad. take a listen to thhs— word salad. take a listen to thhs .— word salad. take a listen to thhs . seat:— word salad. take a listen to this . sorry, folks. we're having this. sorry, folks. we're having aeeatte— this. sorry, folks. we're having aeeatte et— this. sorry, folks. we're having a couple of technical problems heae— a couple of technical problems heae. tt— a couple of technical problems here. it wouldn't— a couple of technical problems here. it wouldn't be gb news that— here. it wouldn't be gb news ththeat the— here. it wouldn't be gb news without the occasional bump in the aeaet. — without the occasional bump in the road. basically she talked a heat— the road. basically she talked a heat et— the road. basically she talked a load of nonsense.— the road. basically she talked a load of nonsense. she's possibly that— load of nonsense. she's possibly worse than joe—

load of nonsense. she's possibly worse than joe biden . but folks worse than joe biden. but folks , i worse than joe biden. but folks : t tet-t— worse than joe biden. but folks : t tet-t eae— worse than joe biden. but folks , i don't care which party is in ehhee— , i don't care which party is in etthee eh— , i don't care which party is in office on the— , i don't care which party is in office on the other— , i don't care which party is in office on the other side of the teat— office on the other side of the pondt t— office on the other side of the teat, t sasteet— office on the other side of the pond, i suspect neither are great— pond, i suspect neither are great tat— pond, i suspect neither are eaeat, tat hs— pond, i suspect neither are great, but is it— pond, i suspect neither are great, but is it too much to ask for great, but is it too much to ask tea a— great, but is it too much to ask for a president— great, but is it too much to ask for a president that knows what day for a president that knows what etay et— for a president that knows what etay et the — for a president that knows what day of the week— for a president that knows what day of the week it— for a president that knows what day of the week it is and can aetaatty— day of the week it is and can actually tackle _ day of the week it is and can actually tackle the huge issues taehhe— actually tackle the huge issues the theta— actually tackle the huge issues facing their country and the teath— facing their country and the teatte tett— facing their country and the world? add a _ facing their country and the world? add a hawkish china , a world? add a hawkish china, a teemhhe— world? add a hawkish china, a looming sovereign debt crisis , a looming sovereign debt crisis, a tett— looming sovereign debt crisis, a teatt eey— looming sovereign debt crisis, a world economy on— looming sovereign debt crisis, a world economy on the brink , world economy on the brink, eheehhe— world economy on the brink, crippling inflation and a aamtaehhe— crippling inflation and a rampaging russia . it's a tough rampaging russia. it's a tough job rampaging russia. it's a tough tet att— rampaging russia. it's a tough job and someone's got to do it. thet— job and someone's got to do it. the that— job and someone's got to do it. and that person— job and someone's got to do it. and that person isn't. joe theh.— and that person isn't. joe thteh. te— and that person isn't. joe biden. he should be sat at home thettet— biden. he should be sat at home thettet eh— biden. he should be sat at home pickled on room— biden. he should be sat at home pickled on room temperature. eats— pickled on room temperature. eats et— pickled on room temperature. eats et tat— pickled on room temperature. cans of bud light as he enjoys reruns of the— cans of bud light as he enjoys reruns of the golden girls, the east— reruns of the golden girls, the east et— reruns of the golden girls, the cast of which— reruns of the golden girls, the cast of which look— reruns of the golden girls, the cast of which look like sprightty_ cast of which look like sprightly teenagers, compared to him sprightly teenagers, compared to hhm thhs— sprightly teenagers, compared to him this weekend— sprightly teenagers, compared to him this weekend has proved once aeahh— him this weekend has proved once aeahh that— him this weekend has proved once aeahh that she— him this weekend has proved once again that slo mo— him this weekend has proved once again that slo mo joe has got to go again that slo mo joe has got to 90 -— again that slo mo joe has got to ee . tmeahea— again that slo mo joe has got to go . america and— again that slo mo joe has got to go . america and the world go. america and the world teseate— go. america and the world deserve better— go. america and the world deserve better .- go. america and the world deserve better. listen, go. america and the world deserve better . listen, we will deserve better. listen, we will try deserve better. listen, we will tay te— deserve better. listen, we will hy te eet— deserve better. listen, we will hy te eet seme— deserve better. listen, we will

try to get some of— deserve better. listen, we will try to get some of those clips te— try to get some of those clips te yea — try to get some of those clips over to you. definitely. joe thteh-s— over to you. definitely. joe biden's rambling story that culminated— biden's rambling story that culminated in— biden's rambling story that culminated in him forgetting who who culminated in him forgetting who the thhs— culminated in him forgetting who the att— culminated in him forgetting who who wins and churchill was and atse— who wins and churchill was and atse the— who wins and churchill was and also the maniacal— who wins and churchill was and also the maniacal madness of tamata— also the maniacal madness of kamala harris.— also the maniacal madness of kamala harris. but listen, that-s— kamala harris. but listen, that-s yea— kamala harris. but listen, what's your view? am i being amat— what's your view? am i being attaha eh— what's your view? am i being attaha eh ree— what's your view? am i being unfair on joe biden ? mark gb unfair on joe biden? mark gb hets— unfair on joe biden? mark gb tets . ts— unfair on joe biden? mark gb news .com . is it— unfair on joe biden? mark gb news .com . is it time to put him news .com. is it time to put him out news .com. is it time to put him at te— news .com. is it time to put him at te tastae— news .com. is it time to put him out to pasture or— news .com. is it time to put him out to pasture or am i being teay— out to pasture or am i being teay hashe— out to pasture or am i being very harsh? let's— out to pasture or am i being very harsh? let's get the views et— very harsh? let's get the views et my— very harsh? let's get the views et my tet— very harsh? let's get the views now of my top pundits, reamathst— now of my top pundits, journalist and former editor of hateathst— journalist and former editor of labourlist peter— journalist and former editor of labourlist peter edwards , writer labourlist peter edwards, writer and labourlist peter edwards, writer at ht— labourlist peter edwards, writer and tv personality ingrid haaaaht— and tv personality ingrid tarrant and— and tv personality ingrid tarrant and tv- and tv personality ingrid tarrant and tv news legend john seaeeaht— tarrant and tv news legend john seaeeaht rem.— tarrant and tv news legend john sergeant john. the— tarrant and tv news legend john sergeant john. the game's up for joe sergeant john. the game's up for tee thteh— sergeant john. the game's up for joe biden, isn't— sergeant john. the game's up for joe biden, isn't it?— sergeant john. the game's up for joe biden, isn't it? well it may tett— joe biden, isn't it? well it may tett te— joe biden, isn't it? well it may tett te: tat— joe biden, isn't it? well it may well be, but it's— joe biden, isn't it? well it may well be, but it's because in us teththes— well be, but it's because in us teththes ht— well be, but it's because in us teththes, ht yea— well be, but it's because in us politics, if you announce that yeahe— politics, if you announce that yeahe het— politics, if you announce that you're not standing again , you're not standing again, yeahe— you're not standing again, you're finished— you're not standing again, you're finished anyway. so you are you're finished anyway. so you the— you're finished anyway. so you the tate— you're finished anyway. so you are the lame duck president of all lame duck president. so he's trapped in that way. the moment he said, i'm not going on any further, that would be the end of his authority as president now. so that's very difficult for him. kamala harris would be

a disaster. it would the post would go to her automatically . would go to her automatically. that's why you're the vice president and you're a heartbeat away from the presidency. so the idea that she's a heartbeat away from the presidency frightens most people. and you're quite right to point out how unattractive that would for be most americans. yes i mean, listen, you obviously- ' i thtt: i mean, listen, you obviously must be tethehtet— listen, you obviously must be tethehtet te— listen, you obviously must be delighted to have a democratic taeshteht— delighted to have a democratic taesheteht hh— delighted to have a democratic president in the— delighted to have a democratic president in the white house, teta— president in the white house, tea, tat— president in the white house, peter, but you've— president in the white house, peter, but you've just got the taehe — peter, but you've just got the wrong one, haven't you ? there's wrong one, haven't you? there's an wrong one, haven't you? there's at eteeteaat— wrong one, haven't you? there's an electoral process. htl. an electoral process. you know, theee— an electoral process. you know, biden came out on top within his own party and then he won the election. and let's just repeat that. he did win the election. donald not win the donald trump did not win the election. are we election. so we are where we are. mean, as is often are. i mean, john, as is often the case, took the right the case, took the words right out of my mouth that once biden were to say not were biden to say i'm not carrying on, reality, carrying on, then in reality, his presidency cut his presidency would be cut short couple of years. short after a couple of years. eight would four. short after a couple of years. eightyears would four. short after a couple of years. eightyears wouldi four. short after a couple of years. eightyears would become four. short after a couple of years. eightyears would become two.. short after a couple of years. eightyears would become two. he four years would become two. he has day one, i'm has to say from day one, i'm standing for a second term. i think he probably will. i wouldn't say it for definite because none us know what's

because none of us know what's around corner in terms of around the corner in terms of our health. other point around the corner in terms of ourmake 1ealth. other point around the corner in terms of ourmake briefly, other point around the corner in terms of ourmake briefly, though, r point around the corner in terms of ourmake briefly, though, istoint around the corner in terms of ourmake briefly, though, is intt i'd make briefly, though, is in us politics, perhaps more than any a team sport. any country, is a team sport. and i think we're john's probably been in where any of to us walk around washington in the oval office. think we'd be oval office. i think we'd be staggered at the number of advisers there are. so even if joe biden's health did become worse, which i don't think it would, idea that would, the idea that he's anywhere button anywhere near a nuclear button if dream during the if he has a bad dream during the night think is a bit daft. night i think is a bit daft. there are are legions of there are there are legions of people dictate everything people to dictate everything from he wears to from what trousers he wears to deaung from what trousers he wears to dealing with china to. yes. i mean, peter, can we be- : “g yes. i mean, peter, can we be honest att— mean, peter, can we be honest ahet say— mean, peter, can we be honest ahet say that— mean, peter, can we be honest and say that this— mean, peter, can we be honest and say that this is a very experienced— and say that this is a very experienced statesman , but that experienced statesman, but that he-s— experienced statesman, but that as test— experienced statesman, but that as test hhs— experienced statesman, but that he's lost his marbles ? i mean, he's lost his marbles? i mean, he-s— he's lost his marbles? i mean, as het— he's lost his marbles? i mean, as tet tht— he's lost his marbles? i mean, he's not fit for— he's lost his marbles? i mean, he's not fit for high office, is het— he's not fit for high office, is het tt— he's not fit for high office, is he? if donald— he's not fit for high office, is he? if donald trump was that haeheaett— he? if donald trump was that incoherent, you'd— he? if donald trump was that incoherent, you'd be calling for hhm— incoherent, you'd be calling for hhm te— incoherent, you'd be calling for hhm te stet— incoherent, you'd be calling for him to step down?— incoherent, you'd be calling for him to step down? well i think i thttt— him to step down? well i think i thhht theae-s— him to step down? well i think i think there's no— him to step down? well i think i think there's no evidence that then— think there's no evidence that then has— think there's no evidence that biden has lost— think there's no evidence that biden has lost his marbles. i that.— biden has lost his marbles. i thhht. theat— biden has lost his marbles. i think. where did— biden has lost his marbles. i think. where did you- biden has lost his marbles. i think. where did you get- biden has lost his marbles. i think. where did you get that from? he's falling over every tet— from? he's falling over every tet-te— from? he's falling over every tet-te eat-t- from? he's falling over every ten- he can't finish i from? he's falling over everyj ten-he can't finish a ten minutes. he can't finish a sentence. well,— ten minutes. he can't finish a sentence. well, falling over is ateat— sentence. well, falling over is ateat etes— sentence. well, falling over is about one's physical shape aathea— about one's physical shape rather than—

about one's physical shape rather than one's mental aehthty. — rather than one's mental aehthty. tht— rather than one's mental agility. and i- rather than one's mental agility. '“: rather than one's mental agility. ' “: “< ht agility. and i think we're i think agree on there think we would agree on there there politicians all there are politicians of all ages who lose their who lose their marbles or incoherence. some might some people in britain might have said about liz truss, have said that about liz truss, for example, not being coherent . anyway, the point is about biden. i think his last medical report , the worst album he had , report, the worst album he had, was a slight stiffness in his gait . so was a slight stiffness in his gait. so you're was a slight stiffness in his gait . so you're completely gait. so you're completely entitled to your view and he's been gaffe prone basically his whole career, which i think is half a century in washington . half a century in washington. the been rolling off the gaffes have been rolling off his , but there's no his tongue, but there's no evidence he's got any evidence that he's got any worse. falling over , as worse. clearly falling over, as john will tell you, as neil kinnock will you, bad kinnock will tell you, is bad for leader. i think it's for any leader. i think it's that— for any leader. i think it's more than just— thy : i think it's more than just pratfall more than just the pratfall thhts— more than just the pratfall batus we've— more than just the pratfall batus we've got that clip now. tet-s— batus we've got that clip now. het-s-thsteh— batus we've got that clip now. let's-listen to - batus we've got that clip now. let's-listen to his- let's have a listen to his aamtthhe— let's have a listen to his rambling story- let's have a listen to his rambling story about winston ehaehhtt.— rambling story about winston churchill. check— rambling story about winston churchill. check this out. and theae-s— churchill. check this out. and theae-s ah— churchill. check this out. and there's an awful— churchill. check this out. and there's an awful lot of stories that— there's an awful lot of stories that aae— there's an awful lot of stories that are told,— there's an awful lot of stories that are told, probably a bunch of that are told, probably a bunch et ateeaythat— that are told, probably a bunch of apocryphal about the former hhhme— of apocryphal about the former prime minister— of apocryphal about the former prime minister like me, take taths— prime minister like me, take taths ateat— prime minister like me, take baths about anyway wandering

taht— baths about anyway wandering eat at— baths about anyway wandering round at three— baths about anyway wandering round at three in— baths about anyway wandering round at three in the morning. tea— round at three in the morning. heat that— round at three in the morning. yeah winston churchill- round at three in the morning. yeah winston churchill bothering bothering mrs. roosevelt . blimey bothering mrs. roosevelt. blimey okay so there's exhibit a, i tast— okay so there's exhibit a, i just eteheh— okay so there's exhibit a, i just clench her— okay so there's exhibit a, i just clench her up there for a mmeht — just clench her up there for a mmeht ee— just clench her up there for a moment. 60 for— just clench her up there for a moment. 60 for it- just clench her up there for a moment. litth l i moment. go for it is actually i think part of a famous story where churchill is staying at the white house and he has a bath and he comes out of the bath and he comes out of the bath without putting a towel around him. he meets the president and churchill immediately says, well, it just shows. i've got nothing to hide . it's a great story told beautifully— . it's a great story told beautifully by- it's a great story told beautifully by john sergeant, sadly— beautifully by john sergeant, satty: het— beautifully by john sergeant, satty, het ty— beautifully by john sergeant, sadly, not by the leader of the hee— sadly, not by the leader of the hee teatt — sadly, not by the leader of the free world who's— sadly, not by the leader of the free world who's strength and success. we all— free world who's strength and success. we all rely upon. hhsteh— success. we all rely upon. listen here's— success. we all rely upon. listen here's exhibit b just had then— listen here's exhibit b just had then theae. — listen here's exhibit b just had biden there. this— listen here's exhibit b just had biden there. this is the clip that— biden there. this is the clip that te— biden there. this is the clip now that we wanted to show you of now that we wanted to show you et tamata— now that we wanted to show you of kamala harris— now that we wanted to show you of kamala harris and her word sataeh— of kamala harris and her word sataet. eheeh— of kamala harris and her word salad. check this— of kamala harris and her word salad. check this out . '“: salad. check this out. and tatthhe— salad. check this out. and talking about the significance of the passage of time . right. of the passage of time. right. the significance of the passage of time for us at every moment in time and certainly this one, too. see the moment in time in which we exist and our present,

my which we exist and our present, my head is about to explode. and i've not had a drink yet. heath— and i've not had a drink yet. heath tame— and i've not had a drink yet. ingrid, bring back joe biden . ingrid, bring back joe biden. all ingrid, bring back joe biden. ttt hs— ingrid, bring back joe biden. all is forgiven.— ingrid, bring back joe biden. all is forgiven. the alternative is all is forgiven. the alternative hs . oh— all is forgiven. the alternative is worse . oh, i— all is forgiven. the alternative is worse . tlj“ :ht:h“ l is worse. oh, i don't know who's worse. i think as bad as each other, you know, you say that the nation relies on his strength and success and all that. strength and success and all that . no. as peter was saying strength and success and all that. no. as peter was saying as well, you know, there are advisers around him that even tell him what trousers to wear. and that is actually what it's all about. he is the person perfect puppet. i think he's they've put him there because he doesn't think for himself. he needs his advisers around him. and i don't think they're advising well i'm going to advising him. well i'm going to go as far as to say , russia, go as far as to say, russia, ukraine, war or un . i know that ukraine, war or un. i know that this is going to sort of like get a lot of people screaming, but , you know, he's get a lot of people screaming, but, you know, he's in get a lot of people screaming, but , you know, he's in charge but, you know, he's in charge and he's the one that's that's really driving it. but he's not he's the one. he's the mouthpiece. and he's being

operated by the tories. even his hands look like they're operated . actually, i remember when he did speech, when . actually, i remember when he didgot speech, when . actually, i remember when he didgot when speech, when . actually, i remember when he didgot when he speech, when . actually, i remember when he didgot when he waspeech, when . actually, i remember when he didgot when he was sworn when . actually, i remember when he didgot when he was sworn inten . actually, i remember when he didgot when he was sworn in and he got when he was sworn in and his hands were like this. and look, a puppet. he's like look, he's a puppet. he's like something thunderbirds. something out of thunderbirds. well, worried. i just well, i'm really worried. ijust thttt— well, i'm really worried. ijust thtt-the— well, i'm really worried. ijust think-the world- well, i'm really worried. ijust think the world america think that the world and america tesetes— deserves better. i think it's aeatty— deserves better. i think it's aeatty-hets— deserves better. i think it's really-news for- deserves better. i think it's really news for the really bad news for the democratic— really bad news for the democratic party that that's the test— democratic party that that's the test they-te— democratic party that that's the test they-te eet. — democratic party that that's the best they've got. we'll play out thth— best they've got. we'll play out thth ee— best they've got. we'll play out with one last— best they've got. we'll play out with one last clip.— best they've got. we'll play out with one last clip. and this is tamata— with one last clip. and this is kamala-this- with one last clip. and this is kamala-this is- with one last clip. and this is kamala this is the kamala harris. this is the alternative— kamala harris. this is the alternative .— kamala harris. this is the alternative . i— kamala harris. this is the alternative . i mean, this is the alternative. i mean, this is the text— alternative. i mean, this is the next president.— alternative. i mean, this is the next president-be- alternative. i mean, this is the next president. be honest. next president. let's be honest. hheae-s—tee- next president. let's be honest.| hheae-s—ree-hs there's no way that joe biden is going— there's no way that joe biden is eethe te— there's no way that joe biden is eethe te maaee— there's no way that joe biden is going to manage another four yeas— going to manage another four yeaas teteae— going to manage another four years before-gets- going to manage another four years before gets carted off years before he gets carted off to years before he gets carted off te—et— years before he gets carted off to_of retirement- years before he gets carted off. to_of retirement home. to some kind of retirement home. so to some kind of retirement home. se thhs— to some kind of retirement home. se thhs hs— to some kind of retirement home. se thhs hs the— to some kind of retirement home. so this is the alternative check out so this is the alternative check at thhs— so this is the alternative check at thhs the— so this is the alternative check out this, the laughing policewoman . in be. be afraid. policewoman. in be. be afraid. be policewoman. in be. be afraid. te teay— policewoman. in be. be afraid. he teay ahahet. — policewoman. in be. be afraid. be very afraid. listen lots more ehaettes— be very afraid. listen lots more ehaettes te— be very afraid. listen lots more chuckles to come.— be very afraid. listen lots more chuckles to come. my pundits aeamt— chuckles to come. my pundits eaaht thth— chuckles to come. my pundits return with their— chuckles to come. my pundits return with their take on the areas— return with their take on the eateas at— return with their take on the papers at exactly 1030 sharp. ttse— papers at exactly 1030 sharp. ttse tehe— papers at exactly 1030 sharp. also we're going— papers at exactly 1030 sharp. also we're going to talk about teats— also we're going to talk about boris johnson. _ also we're going to talk about boris johnson. next up , will he boris johnson. next up, will he hhs— boris johnson. next up, will he hhs et—

boris johnson. next up, will he use his new daily— boris johnson. next up, will he use his new daily mail column to testaey— use his new daily mail column to testaey tthshh — use his new daily mail column to destroy rishi sunak? i'll be asthhe— destroy rishi sunak? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker for the tahty— asking tonight's newsmaker for the daily express— asking tonight's newsmaker for the daily express his politics eaa— the daily express his politics eaa tateh— the daily express his politics guru, david. plus i will bring you— guru, david. plus i will bring yea the— guru, david. plus i will bring you the results— guru, david. plus i will bring you the results of an exclusive mat— you the results of an exclusive mat teta— you the results of an exclusive mark dolan. tonight, people's tett— mark dolan. tonight, people's tett hs— mark dolan. tonight, people's tett hs teats— mark dolan. tonight, people's poll is boris johnson going to testaey— poll is boris johnson going to destroy rishi _ poll is boris johnson going to destroy rishi sunak? i'll bring you destroy rishi sunak? i'll bring yea the— destroy rishi sunak? i'll bring you the results— destroy rishi sunak? i'll bring you the results of that straight ahea— you the results of that straight attea thhs. — you the results of that straight after this. don't— you the results of that straight after this. don't go

disrespectful about people. tett.— disrespectful about people. hetea. a— disrespectful about people. peter, a brilliant— disrespectful about people. peter, a brilliant stuff- disrespectful about people. peter, a brilliant stuff. you've just caught me off peter, a brilliant stuff. - you've just caught me off camera thee— you've just caught me off camera theae :— you've just caught me off camera theae : ty— you've just caught me off camera theae : ty the— you've just caught me off camera theae , ty the way. — you've just caught me off camera there , by the way. can i just there, by the way. can i just say— there, by the way. can i just say the— there, by the way. can i just say the a— there, by the way. can i just say like a lot— there, by the way. can i just say like a lot of— there, by the way. can i just say like a lot of other channels,— say like a lot of other channels, it's- say like a lot of other channels, it's all fake, isn't tte— channels, it's all fake, isn't it? presenters— channels, it's all fake, isn't it? presenters pretending to be mates— it? presenters pretending to be mates att— it? presenters pretending to be mates and all— it? presenters pretending to be mates and all that. you know, theae-s— mates and all that. you know, theae-s me— mates and all that. you know, there's me off— mates and all that. you know, there's me off camera sorting eat— there's me off camera sorting eat my— there's me off camera sorting eat my hast— there's me off camera sorting out my first drink of the night teease— out my first drink of the night because-scorcher- out my first drink of the night because scorcher out because it's a scorcher out thee.— because it's a scorcher out thee-at- because it's a scorcher out. there. - at .forecast there. i looked at the forecast .-tehthhe.— there. i looked at the forecast .-boiling.-beenl . it's been boiling. it's been aeasthhe— . it's been boiling. it's been roasting across— . it's been boiling. it's been roasting across the whole, whole eeahtay— roasting across the whole, whole eeahtay .— roasting across the whole, whole eeahtay . the — roasting across the whole, whole eeahhy . the te— roasting across the whole, whole country . and we need it, don't country. and we need it, don't tee— country. and we need it, don't tee tte— country. and we need it, don't wet the teet— country. and we need it, don't we? we need a— country. and we need it, don't we? we need a bit— country. and we need it, don't we? we need a bit of sunshine. we we? we need a bit of sunshine. te-tht— we? we need a bit of sunshine. te-tht et— we? we need a bit of sunshine. we bit of happiness. so we need a bit of happiness. so i hete— we need a bit of happiness. so i hete-ehteyhhe— we need a bit of happiness. so i hope-enjoying the- we need a bit of happiness. so i hope enjoying the good hope you're enjoying the good teathea. — hope you're enjoying the good teathea. the— hope you're enjoying the good weather. the weekend here weather. the weekend starts here on weather. the weekend starts here eh—tht- weather. the weekend starts here eh—tht thhsi on mark dolan tonight. and this is on mark dolan tonight. and this hs-tehat— on mark dolan tonight. and this is-weird bubbly— on mark dolan tonight. and this is weird bubbly concoction, is my weird bubbly concoction, so is my weird bubbly concoction, se eheeas— is my weird bubbly concoction, se eheeas te— is my weird bubbly concoction, so cheers to one— is my weird bubbly concoction, so cheers to one and . all so cheers to one and. all ttsetatety— so cheers to one and. all absolutely .— so cheers to one and. all absolutely . oh, beautiful . well,

absolutely. oh, beautiful. well, thee:— absolutely. oh, beautiful. well, them, yet— absolutely. oh, beautiful. well, theae, yea see— absolutely. oh, beautiful. well, there, you see, i— absolutely. oh, beautiful. well, there, you see, i can't take a that.— there, you see, i can't take a that. tt-s— there, you see, i can't take a drink. it's time— there, you see, i can't take a drink. it's time now for the newsmaker in— drink. it's time now for the newsmaker in which we speak to a teaatess— newsmaker in which we speak to a fearless commentator on the big steahes— fearless commentator on the big steahes et— fearless commentator on the big steahes et the— fearless commentator on the big stories of the day.— fearless commentator on the big stories of the day. and with that— stories of the day. and with news that boris— stories of the day. and with news that boris johnson has been shehet— news that boris johnson has been sheet at— news that boris johnson has been sheet at ty— news that boris johnson has been sheet at ty the— news that boris johnson has been signed up by the daily mail to pen— signed up by the daily mail to tea at— signed up by the daily mail to pen an exclusive— signed up by the daily mail to pen an exclusive weekly column thtt— pen an exclusive weekly column thtt he— pen an exclusive weekly column thtt he se— pen an exclusive weekly column will he use his— pen an exclusive weekly column will he use his new platform? thet— will he use his new platform? the the— will he use his new platform? and the mail's— will he use his new platform? and the mail's millions of aeaeats— and the mail's millions of eaeaets te— and the mail's millions of readers to destroy rishi sunak ? readers to destroy rishi sunak? hets— readers to destroy rishi sunak? het-s eet— readers to destroy rishi sunak? het-s eet the— readers to destroy rishi sunak? let's get the views now of tetheht-s— let's get the views now of tonight's newsmaker , the tonight's newsmaker, the teththeat— tonight's newsmaker, the political editor of the daily tttaess— political editor of the daily express online,_ political editor of the daily express online, david maddox . express online, david maddox. tateh— express online, david maddox. tatheh yea— express online, david maddox. david, your reaction to this aathea— david, your reaction to this rather amazing— david, your reaction to this rather amazing appointment by the that— rather amazing appointment by the ttaht e — rather amazing appointment by the mail? uh,— rather amazing appointment by the mail? “ rather amazing appointment by the mail ? “ l rather amazing appointment by the mail ? :l“ l the mail? uh, somehow wasn't at all surprised at actually, i can imagine there were a few hearts breaking at the telegraph because i think they thought that they had his they had his soul contained somewhere. but obviously the mail have come up with an enormous check . and. and with an enormous check. and. and he's felt that he couldn't resist it. yeah. david let me let me put it as a matter of

record that if i wrote for any papenit record that if i wrote for any paper, it would be the express, because i'd love to have you as a colleague and we could go for a colleague and we could go for a couple of pints after work and think anybody better. mark think of anybody better. mark there go. the express is an there you go. the express is an heaest— there you go. the express is an hehest tatea. — there you go. the express is an honest paper. it's— there you go. the express is an honest paper. it's a— ht gth the express is an honest paper. it's a cracking aeat— honest paper. it's a cracking aeat .— honest paper. it's a cracking read . however,— honest paper. it's a cracking read . however, the mail have read. however, the mail have eet.— read. however, the mail have eet. teats— read. however, the mail have got. boris listen— read. however, the mail have got. boris listen ,_ read. however, the mail have got. boris listen , you know got. boris listen, you know teet— got. boris listen, you know fleet street— got. boris listen, you know fleet street quite well, the that— fleet street quite well, the that et— fleet street quite well, the kind of fees— fleet street quite well, the kind of fees that can be commanded— kind of fees that can be commanded .- kind of fees that can be commanded . what do you reckon? commanded. what do you reckon? that— commanded. what do you reckon? that ete— commanded. what do you reckon? that te yea— commanded. what do you reckon? what do you reckon— commanded. what do you reckon? what do you reckon he's on for thhs— what do you reckon he's on for thhs eetamhe— what do you reckon he's on for this column? uh— what do you reckon he's on for this column? uh if— what do you reckon he's on for this column? uh if he's on less that— this column? uh if he's on less that . — this column? uh if he's on less that . teth— this column? uh if he's on less than . well, it'll— this column? uh if he's on less than . well, it'll be- this column? uh if he's on less than . well, it'll be six- than. well, it'll be six figures. it'll certainly be six figures. it'll certainly be six figures. it'll certainly be six figures. i mean , uh, a quarter figures. i mean, uh, a quarter of a million. i'm just guessing , but , uh, of a million. i'm just guessing , but, uh, it's going to be a lot . and of course, in fact , in lot. and of course, in fact, in the good old days before he resigned, we would have been able to find out in his members interests. but course, he interests. but of course, he doesn't. doesn't have to doesn't. he doesn't have to register those anymore. no and of course, we know that htg thy “rtrht hrtr and of course, we know that he's he-s— of course, we know that he's as th— of course, we know that he's as he teet— of course, we know that he's he's in need of— of course, we know that he's he's in need of the money. he's got— he's in need of the money. he's eet hhs— he's in need of the money. he's eet hhs tamhty— he's in need of the money. he's got his family commitments. he's got his family commitments. he's eet a— got his family commitments. he's eet a tet— got his family commitments. he's eet a tet tetts— got his family commitments. he's got a few debts and— got his family commitments. he's got a few debts and a couple of att— got a few debts and a couple of ex—wives and all— got a few debts and a couple of ex—wives and all the rest of it.

at— ex—wives and all the rest of it. tat-het— ex—wives and all the rest of it. but-not-about- ex—wives and all the rest of it. but-not-about the- but it's not only about the eey— but it's not only about the tenet—a- but it's not only about the- money,_a platform money, is it? this is a platform for money, is it? this is a platform tea teats— money, is it? this is a platform for boris johnson— money, is it? this is a platform for boris johnson going forward . ttsetatety— for boris johnson going forward . ttsetatety .— for boris johnson going forward . absolutely . this— for boris johnson going forward . absolutely . this is- for boris johnson going forward . absolutely. this is an absolute perfect opportunity for him . he can he can use it to him. he can he can use it to take revenge. of course, the mail probably have the biggest audience of conservative members of any newspaper, bigger than the telegraph, which supposedly the telegraph, which supposedly the bible, of course. so it's for the for the conservative party that is . but it's he's got party that is. but it's he's got a great opportunity here. now, i've been told by friends of his that he's not going to be direct about it, but he's not going to be just overtly critical of people. we're going to get lots of subtle digs at people, maybe hidden hidden references . for hidden hidden references. for example, i was told that there's a they may be a something like a talking about the disaster. that was jim callaghan, the labour leader , back from the 70s. but

leader, back from the 70s. but it would be in reference to rishi sunak and all that sort of thing . now, david, in a poll for thing. now, david, in a poll for mark dolan tonight, i asked the great british public, will boris johnson destroy rishi sunak? and i think obviously the mail aathete:— and i think obviously the mail athete: the— and i think obviously the mail article, the mail— and i think obviously the mail article, the mail column gives hhm— article, the mail column gives hhm that— article, the mail column gives him that opportunity will bojo testaey— him that opportunity will bojo destroy rishi?— him that opportunity will bojo destroy rishi? the results are in. destroy rishi? the results are ht. hate— destroy rishi? the results are ht. hate a— destroy rishi? the results are in. take a look— destroy rishi? the results are in. take a look at— destroy rishi? the results are in. take a look at a very indicative— in. take a look at a very indicative poll,- in. take a look at a very indicative poll, very instructive. - indicative poll, very instructive. 75% say yes whilst . tte— instructive. 75% say yes whilst . tte et— instructive. 75% say yes whilst . tte et my— instructive. 75% say yes whilst . 25% of my viewers and thsteheas— . 25% of my viewers and listeners say— . 25% of my viewers and listeners say no, do you think that— listeners say no, do you think that teats— listeners say no, do you think that boris johnson wishes rishi sahat— that boris johnson wishes rishi sahat tht— that boris johnson wishes rishi sunak ill will?— that boris johnson wishes rishi sunak ill will? i'm actually started— sunak ill will? i'm actually satahseet at— sunak ill will? i'm actually surprised at 25% for no, aetaatty— surprised at 25% for no, actually, that's the shock of that— actually, that's the shock of that tett. — actually, that's the shock of that tett. t— actually, that's the shock of that poll. i mean,- actually, that's the shock of that poll. “ l l.“ thtt: that poll. i mean, it's uh. yes i do. i think it's very clear he feels betrayed by rishi personally. the he thinks that rishi led the coup against him and eventually, of course, was installed . and as a result, as

installed. and as a result, as prime minister so, yeah, absolutely . he wants revenge . absolutely. he wants revenge. all this business about with the resignations with nadine dorries, all the rest of it really has been , you know, really has been, you know, extracted revenge on on rishi. so, you know, it's going to continue . i've been told by continue. i've been told by allies of his that it's going to continue with all sorts of things. obviously, the mail column is one arena, but there's going to be others as well. and i think there are looking at heading towards destruction. they're looking at a defeat at the next year's election and the hope there. in fact, i've literally just posted an article on express .co.uk. if people want to check it, the hope there is that rishi will lose , that is that rishi will lose, that they then get to pick the leader, in effect, because the membership is largely with boris and that way any leadership hopeful will need boris's blessing . very briefly if you

blessing. very briefly if you can, david, the clocks against us today marks seven years since the horrific murder of labour mp jo cox in her west yorkshire constituency of batley and spen a day we mustn't forget . a day we mustn't forget. absolutely it was a reminder actually, of the awful risks many mps face and actually some journalists as well, i should add. but it was the most atrocious incident of its type that i atrocious incident of its type thati can atrocious incident of its type that i can think of. i mean it scarred a lot of people in parliament, a lot of her friends . and, you know, she had friends across the aisle. she was a wonderful person . it was wonderful person. it was a terrible , terrible tragedy. and terrible, terrible tragedy. and yes, we certainly mustn't forget her. we mustn't forget as well the spirit that she had in terms of, you know, looking at the best in people right from the start of her political career. and it is yeah, it's a sad day for the best political coverage.

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haaaaht te— very worrying story. ingrid tarrant to timebomb. as millions taee— tarrant to timebomb. as millions taee saee— tarrant to timebomb. as millions taee saaee hh— tarrant to timebomb. as millions face surge in mortgage rates, thhs— face surge in mortgage rates, thhs hs— face surge in mortgage rates, thhs hs that— face surge in mortgage rates, this is what we— face surge in mortgage rates, this is what we should be tatthhe— this is what we should be talking about,— this is what we should be talking about, not red wine. at tamtea— talking about, not red wine. at tamtea to. — talking about, not red wine. at number 10. no,— talking about, not red wine. at number 10. no, it's- talking about, not red wine. at number 10. h] l : number 10. no, it's sadly actually, there's two very worrying ones in the with worrying ones in the thing with the doctors going on the nhs, junior doctors going on strike as well. yeah. yes it is absolutely shocking . do you absolutely shocking. do you know, i looked at it because my children, they've got mortgages and things like that and i just think we've had for a lot think we've we've had for a lot of sort of heat and eat. of people sort of heat and eat. now mortgage . i mean, now it's the mortgage. i mean, where does it stop? i feel so sorry for kids coming up to the stage where they would be looking to buy a house. people that already have houses, they've invested heavily. they've hoped they've had this one awful time where it's been 0.5, 2, even in some cases at some time . one, and it's just some time. one, and it's just going up and up and up. and this happened a long time ago as well, with a negative equity. there will be a lot of repossessions. people are having to make choices and not to make horrible choices and not be to remain homes be able to remain in their homes . it's shocking. i mean , it goes

. it's shocking. i mean, it goes back to mismanagement very early on because we didn't need to be in this stage. the money could have been managed much better. and i have throw this in as and i have to throw this in as well. we are spending 60 million a day, say, on looking after the illegal immigrants. a day, say, on looking after the illegal immigrants . and i'm illegal immigrants. and i'm sorry is money that you sorry that is money that you mean . i think sorry that is money that you mean. i think the sorry that is money that you mean . i think the accommodation mean. i think the accommodation eests— mean. i think the accommodation eests hs— mean. i think the accommodation eests hs e— mean. i think the accommodation eests hs e ea— mean. i think the accommodation eests hs e ea tt— i think the accommodation costs is 6 or £7 million. havel hate— costs is 6 or £7 million. havel hate t— costs is 6 or £7 million. havel hate t aete— costs is 6 or £7 million. havel hate t teee ht— costs is 6 or £7 million. have i have i done it times ten? i think. ithink have i done it times ten? i think. i think you have. but i ht— think. i think you have. but i mean, it does. _ think. i think you have. but i mean, it does. it— i think you have. but i mean, it does. it does. l mean, it does. it does. it's a tee— mean, it does. it does. it's a haee aeaht— mean, it does. it does. it's a huge amount in any case. yes. so that could subsidise these things and they could really help a little bit and ease it. and be able to put sort of caps on on more than this. but on on more than just this. but other bills as well. indeed. i mean, of furious about mean, it's sort of furious about it tops out at several billion pounds year you when you pounds a year when you when you look at it. peter edwards, the big look at it. peter edwards, thei the—eeehemhe big concern is about economic eaetth— big concern is about economic eaetth teease— big concern is about economic growth because our economy is taset— growth because our economy is based consumption , on these based on consumption, on these ahshhe— based on consumption, on these ahshhe-aates— based on consumption, on these rising-rates will- based on consumption, on these rising rates will suck rising interest rates will suck mehey— rising interest rates will suck mehey eat— rising interest rates will suck mehey eat et— rising interest rates will suck money out of the economy , won't money out of the economy, won't they: — money out of the economy, won't they, teease— money out of the economy, won't they, because people don't have they, because people don't have the—.— they, because people don't have the—. they-tt- they, because people don't have the—. hhey-tt tei the spending power. they'll be dipping— the spending power. they'll be thttte—ea- the spending power. they'll be

thttte—ea teasei dipping into savings or worse, teaaethhe— dipping into savings or worse, teaaethhe mere— dipping into savings or worse, borrowing more money. i think athe— borrowing more money. i think rising interest rates are going to terrify the government, but they're going to terrify our young .i they're going to terrify our young . i was a young people as well. i was a financial journalist in 2008 and it was a really big deal when interest rates were taken down it was a really big deal when intnought tes were taken down it was a really big deal when intnought pointzre taken down it was a really big deal when intnought pointzreitaken down it was a really big deal when intnought pointzre it was down to nought point 5, it was historic. you felt like the world was beneath your world was moving beneath your feet. but that was 15 years ago and there's . feet. but that was 15 years ago and there's. i'm 41. there's a generation of people slightly younger me have only ever younger than me have only ever known rates. known ultra low interest rates. this going to be really this is going to be really painful. and at same time, painful. and at the same time, and not a party and this is not a party political , we've had political point, we've had around a decade of pay stagnation in. so the pinch is going to be on an awful number of people wouldn't of people that wouldn't ordinarily thought ordinarily have thought of themselves as being poor. and of course, affects everything. course, that affects everything. it housing market, it affects the housing market, the wider economy. you alluded to personal debt, which know to personal debt, which we know is mental health, but it is tied to mental health, but it also affects the outcome of elections as. yes. and john, hathhe— elections as. yes. and john, having reported— i yes. and john, having reported westminster having reported on westminster teththes— having reported on westminster teththes tea— having reported on westminster politics for decades, you know het— politics for decades, you know het het— politics for decades, you know how how politically sensitive hhteaest— how how politically sensitive interest rates— how how politically sensitive interest rates are? tlj“ how how politically sensitive interest rates are? o“ l interest rates are? oh, it's aeahh— interest rates are? oh, it's dreadful. you see, the bank of england says, look, they've only got really one thing they can do

about inflation, which is to put up interest rates . you're up interest rates. you're saying, a moment. if you saying, wait a moment. if you put up interest rates, you put up put up interest rates, you put up rates and you put up up mortgage rates and you put up demands have pay demands for people to have pay increases there's no doubt increases and there's no doubt that are that pay increases are particularly in the private sector , going ahead at quite sector, going ahead at quite a rate. so the idea that rishi sunak will then get his promise , which he thought was going to be quite an easy promise to halve inflation before the end of year now looks of this year now looks increasingly difficult to reach, which does mean, as you say, it's affects the election, it affects our politics, it affects everything . so the guardian are everything. so the guardian are right to go on about this. these are the real issues affecting the economy. people politics, everything really is tied up with this. and you think , what with this. and you think, what a dreadful thing. inflation is. yeah. yeah, it is. and we'd teaeetteh— yeah. yeah, it is. and we'd forgotten what— yeah. yeah, it is. and we'd forgotten what an- t/rtrtt“ yeah, it is. and we'd forgotten what an evil it was at— forgotten what an evil it was at ht— forgotten what an evil it was at ht tas— forgotten what an evil it was at ht a— forgotten what an evil it was and it was a big— forgotten what an evil it was and it was a big problem in the art— and it was a big problem in the eaaty ses.— and it was a big problem in the eaaty ses. thet— and it was a big problem in the early 80s. and of— and it was a big problem in the early 80s. and of course the theh— early 80s. and of course the then hay— early 80s. and of course the then tory government could raise and then tory government could raise ahe-hateaest— then tory government could raise and-interest rates- then tory government could raise and interest rates to and lower interest rates to theh— and lower interest rates to their-content- and lower interest rates to their content because their heart's content because the— their heart's content because the-thetaht- their heart's content because the-england was- their heart's content because the england was not the bank of england was not hhtetehteht— the bank of england was not independent that the bank of england was not- independent-that-well independent at that point. well

. atse— independent at that point. well . atse the— independent at that point. well , also the bank— independent at that point. well , also the bank of— independent at that point. well , also the bank of england could start money. i mean, start printing money. i mean, there things there were all sorts of things which available which which were available then, which aren't part aren't available now. part because apart from anything else, the pandemic was like a sort of war economy . you know, sort of war economy. you know, pay sort of war economy. you know, pay whatever you can in to get us through this period . but of us through this period. but of course then people expect repayments so quickly . so the repayments so quickly. so the way the whole economy is being pushed about because of the pandemic and because of the war in ukraine, you then think, oh, yes, no, by the way, interest rates going up across the world. well, it's complete mismanagement, isn't it? well, it's complete— mismanagement, isn't it? it's tast— mismanagement, isn't it? it's hast the— mismanagement, isn't it? it's just the thttt— mismanagement, isn't it? it's just the whole thing- mismanagement, isn't it? it's just the whole thing is awful. no wonder people think what grim times grim times we live in grim, grim times we live in grim, grim times and could get grimmer in times we live in grim, grim timeguardian. ld get grimmer in times we live in grim, grim timeguardian. ingrid, rimmer in times we live in grim, grim timeguardian. ingrid, you ter in the guardian. ingrid, you mehthehet— the guardian. ingrid, you mentioned this- l: ingrid, you mentioned this story. warnings over senior doctors strike nhs thtt— over senior doctors strike nhs thtt te— over senior doctors strike nhs will be looking— over senior doctors strike nhs will be looking into the abyss if will be looking into the abyss ht hesthtat— will be looking into the abyss if hospital consultants also teth— if hospital consultants also tett teets. — if hospital consultants also down tools. but— if hospital consultants also down tools. but it's not just its down tools. but it's not just hts tahheas— down tools. but it's not just its juniors as— down tools. but it's not just its juniors as well . yeah, well its juniors as well. yeah, well the— its juniors as well. yeah, well the rather— its juniors as well. yeah, well the junior doctors— its juniors as well. yeah, well the junior doctors are threatening- the junior doctors are threatening to strike for the foreseeable— threatening to strike for the foreseeable future. that ahehthhe— foreseeable future. that unending strikes awful. a real

teary:— unending strikes awful. a real teary: a— unending strikes awful. a real teary, a aeah— unending strikes awful. a real worry, a real worry for viewers att— worry, a real worry for viewers ahet thsteheas— worry, a real worry for viewers and listeners who _ worry, a real worry for viewers and listeners who are waiting for treatment. _ and listeners who are waiting for treatment. yeah e o“ l for treatment. yeah > oh, it's tast— for treatment. yeah > oh, it's hast ht-s— for treatment. yeah > oh, it's just it's doom and gloom and this, you were saying, is absolutely true. this will affect mental health so badly. it's just it's snowballing. everything is connected with everything. and then on top of this, people that , as you say, this, people that, as you say, you know , life saving you know, life saving treatments, they will be panicking. well, you know, just give me the lethal injection now. it's awful that they're going to suffer mentally as well as physically . is going to suffer mentally as well as physically. is this going to suffer mentally as well as physically . is this not as physically. is this not treet— as physically. is this not proof, peter— as physically. is this not proof, peter ,_ as physically. is this not proof, peter , that- riettll is this not proof, peter , that more should proof, peter, that more should hate— proof, peter, that more should hate teet— proof, peter, that more should have been done— proof, peter, that more should have been done to keep the eey— have been done to keep the eeemy eehhe— have been done to keep the economy going during the tahtemhe— economy going during the tahtemhe e — economy going during the pandemic ? �*ifthtll rttht pandemic? well, how are you going to pay for it? an awful lot was done to keep the economy going. and, you know, there are various the various ways you measure the cost pandemic cost of the pandemic economically. but think the economically. but i think the eey— economically. but i think the eeyae-h- economically. but i think the economy-have been. economically. but i think the- economy-have been higher economically. but i think the- ecout.ny-have been higher economically. but i think the- ecout. y-have been higher economically. but i think the- ecout. the-have been higher i riettll but i think the ecout. i been higher economically. but i think the ecout. the economy should gher economically. but i think the ecout. the economy should have it out. the economy should have been higher up in the considerations sage , considerations of sage, shouldn't it, given given the state the country's now in? no, no, i don't agree. and ri.rtr. “7 no, no, i don't agree. and there's a taheea— no, i don't agree. and there's a tatea-ee— no, i don't agree. and there's a taheeaiee teth— no, i don't agree. and there's a danger go down sort of a danger we go down sort of a constitutional— danger we go down sort of a constitutional-de- danger we go down sort of a

constitutional de but constitutional cul de sac. but that-s— constitutional cul de sac. but thats het— constitutional cul de sac. but that's not the— constitutional cul de sac. but that's not the job— constitutional cul de sac. but that's not the job of sage. it's a sehehththe— that's not the job of sage. it's a scientific committee. ultimately _ a scientific committee. ultimately the ultimately if you point the thheea—etea- ultimately if you point the finger-over thel finger .at anyone over the eeemy ht— finger .at anyone over the economy, it-to- finger .at anyone over the economy, it to be economy, it has to be politicians. - economy, it has to be- politicians. -course, politicians. but of course, tthshh— politicians. but of course, rishi sunak,— politicians. but of course, rishi sunak, when he was eahama— rishi sunak, when he was chairman, do— rishi sunak, when he was chairman, do you mean keir staamea— chairman, do you mean keir starmer-wanting- starmer for wanting more lockdowns? _ starmer for wanting more lockdowns? is that what you mean? because wasn't mean? well no, because he wasn't prime minister. so he had zero heter— prime minister. so he had zero tetea te— prime minister. so he had zero power over. he called- 37” it “ so he had zero power over. he called freedom day— power over. he called freedom ta ta— power over. he called freedom tay hh aty— power over. he called freedom tay hh raty tett— power over. he called freedom day in july 2019 reckless. teth— day in july 2019 reckless. tett. he— day in july 2019 reckless. well, he gives— day in july 2019 reckless. well, he gives 2020,- day in july 2019 reckless. well, he gives 2020, 21, i should he's allowed should say. he's allowed to give an just the rest of an opinion just like the rest of us. well, was proved wrong, us. well, he was proved wrong, tastt— us. well, he was proved wrong, tash-t-he— us. well, he was proved wrong, wasn't - he wants - us. well, he was proved wrong, wasn't-he wants to l us. well, he was proved wrong,| wasn't-he wants to be wasn't he? and he wants to be prime i don't think prime minister no, i don't think he-taeteh— prime minister no, i don't think he-taeteh taehe— prime minister no, i don't think he-proven wrong-all. i he was proven wrong at all. teth— he was proven wrong at all. tett. te— he was proven wrong at all. well, we - restrictions, l well, we lifted restrictions, cases fell, and the economy suffered damage. let's not suffered less damage. let's not go lockdown, go down another lockdown, cul de sac. think point is the sac. i think the point is the taettem — sac. i think the point is the taettem -me:- titthi. i think the point is the problem me, lockdowns. sac. i think the point is the- problem-me, lockdowns. i problem is for me, lockdowns. i tot-t— problem is for me, lockdowns. i amt-te— problem is for me, lockdowns. i tett-he a— problem is for me, lockdowns. i don't-be a stuck- problem is for me, lockdowns. i don't- be a stuck record. don't like to be a stuck record on people views. on this. people know my views. but elephant in the but it is the elephant in the room. well, an elephant in the room is something— well, an elephant in the room is something that's not tattet—ht-s- room is something that's not. talked—it's certainly talked about. and it's certainly tattet— talked about. and it's certainlyj tattet—tt-s talked about in the press. it's het— talked about in the press. it's not mentioned— talked about in the press. it's not mentioned in— talked about in the press. it's not mentioned in guardian not mentioned in the guardian for example, when they bang on about mortgage about strikes and mortgage rates, to it the rates, they dare to call it the tory time bomb. well, this labour wanted labour supporting paper wanted lockdowns more. this they else, if not more. this they meat— else, if not more. this they meant te— else, if not more. this they meant te te— �*7 t“rt:ht this they meant to be newspapers, though they—tatthhe- meant to be newspapers, though they—talking abouti they meant to be talking about that—het- they meant to be talking about.

that—het-het what the position is now and how it what the position is now and how ht—teh-t— what the position is now and how it_don't complain- what the position is now and how it don't complain too it seems. so don't complain too maeh—eah-t— it seems. so don't complain too much _can't they- it seems. so don't complain too much _can't they go. much about why can't they go on ateat— much about why can't they go on more about-didn't- much about why can't they go on more about didn't they more about this? and didn't they aeathse— more about this? and didn't they aeathse that— more about this? and didn't they realise that four— more about this? and didn't they realise that four years ago that-s— realise that four years ago hhat-s ath — realise that four years ago that's all. with- realise that four years ago that's all. with benefit of that's all. with the benefit of hhthheht— hindsight, it's not very helpful that—hs- hindsight, it's not very helpful that—ts .- hindsight, it's not very helpful what—is . these. hindsight, it's not very helpfull what—is . these are what the problem is. these are aeat— what the problem is. these are eat-tet— what the problem is. these are aeat-tet thet- what the problem is. these are real now and what do real problems. now and what do you real problems. now and what do yea etee— real problems. now and what do you do? although— real problems. now and what do you do? although john, you say that— you do? although john, you say that thth— you do? although john, you say that with hindsight, but so many teette— that with hindsight, but so many teeae-eaaty- that with hindsight, but so many teeae-eaaty hh- that with hindsight, but so many people early in the people spoke out early in the tahtemhe—eehhel people spoke out early in the pandemic going to pandemic that we're going to testaey— pandemic that we're going to testaey the— pandemic that we're going to destroy the economy, that we're going— destroy the economy, that we're going-crazy— destroy the economy, that we're going crazy interest going to have crazy interest rates— going to have crazy interesti tes—y rates by printing this money,. we're—inflation. we're going to have inflation. that-s— we're going to have inflation. mats—heate- we're going to have inflation. that's—people did. that's a problem. people did speak just speak out and some people just got frenzy and a panic got into a frenzy and a panic attack. you know, was one of attack. you know, i was one of these:— attack. you know, i was one of these: yea— attack. you know, i was one of those, you lending— i you know, i was one of those, you lending money. i know ateat— those, you lending money. i know ateat john— those, you lending money. i know about john sergeant. he- those, you lending money. :gt:r““ g he does not about john sergeant. he does not panic. about john sergeant. he does not hate. thhs— about john sergeant. he does not panic. this man's— about john sergeant. he does not panic. this man's got— about john sergeant. he does not panic. this man's got no- :gt:r““ g he does not panic. this man's got no pulse. thet— panic. this man's got no pulse. the yea— panic. this man's got no pulse. the yea thet— panic. this man's got no pulse. did you know that? but that's aheht. te— did you know that? but that's right. we obviously- did you know that? h g“l we obviously don't . r:rt:r right. we obviously don't. i do aete— right. we obviously don't. i do agree with i agree with john and i agree with peter. we don't want to get sucked back into the covid rabbit hole. we are where we are. how we fix it? we are. so how do we fix it? what's ingrid, you're the what's next, ingrid, you're the prime minister. what you prime minister. what are you going yes going going to do about it? yes going in. i'm going sack whole in. i'm going to sack the whole eathhet— in. i'm going to sack the whole eathhet-eehhe- in. i'm going to sack the whole cabinet-going to- “ i'm going to sack the whole cabinet going to invite cabinet and i'm going to invite you— cabinet and i'm going to invite yea-te— cabinet and i'm going to invite yea-te-aeattyl you guys on to have a really tataheet— you guys on to have a really balanced view.— you guys on to have a really balanced view. yeah, excellent. no balanced view. yeah, excellent. te — balanced view. yeah, excellent. te ts— balanced view. yeah, excellent. te ts there— balanced view. yeah, excellent. no is there an— balanced view. yeah, excellent. no is there an answer?- balanced view. yeah, excellent. no rt“ 7 “

no is there an answer? i mean, what do we do? well, i'll tell you what we do. do what you can do. you what we do. do what you can tte. ee— you what we do. do what you can tte. ee — you what we do. do what you can tte. ee att— you what we do. do what you can do. go on. all you— you what we do. do what you can do. go on. all you can— you what we do. do what you can do. go on. all you can do- r:rt:r do what you can do. go on. all you can do is try at— do. go on. all you can do is try at eet— do. go on. all you can do is try at eet t— do. go on. all you can do is try and get i mean,— do. go on. all you can do is try and get i mean, the- do. go on. all you can do is try and get i mean, the only way thth— and get i mean, the only way thth att— and get i mean, the only way with all these— and get i mean, the only way with all these-is- and get i mean, the only way with all these is try and with all these things is try and get with all these things is try and eetlmaeh— with all these things is try and eetlmaeh et— with all these things is try and get-much of the— with all these things is try and get much of the truth as get as much of the truth as tesshtte. — get as much of the truth as tesshtte. se— get as much of the truth as possible. so people are aware of the—att— possible. so people are aware of the—ahe the- the complexities and the taratexes— the complexities and the paradoxes and the difficulties. now:— paradoxes and the difficulties. now, some people are just going to now, some people are just going te say:— now, some people are just going te ly, t— now, some people are just going te say, t tet-t— now, some people are just going to say, i don't care— now, some people are just going to say, i don't care of this to say, i don't care any of this stah. — to say, i don't care any of this stah. least— to say, i don't care any of this stuff. ijust hate— to say, i don't care any of this stuff. just hate them all. stuff. i just hate them all. they-ae— stuff. i just hate them all.i hheyhe—eah-t stuff. i just hate them all.- they're _can't do they're all wrong. you can't do that.— they're all wrong. you can't do that-eah— they're all wrong. you can't do that-eat tte:- they're all wrong. you can't do that. can do, though, that. what you can do, though, is that. what you can do, though, hs hy— that. what you can do, though, hs try at— that. what you can do, though, hs hy ahe say— that. what you can do, though, is try and say piece by piece, that— is try and say piece by piece, that-te— is try and say piece by piece, that-te ete— is try and say piece by piece, what we do about the health what can we do about the health setheee— what can we do about the health setheee-te— what can we do about the health setheee-te ete- what can we do about the health service? we do about service? what can we do about hmmheaathehe— service? what can we do about immigration? what do immigration? what can we do ateat— immigration? what can we do ateat these— immigration? what can we do about these things? what about these various things? what can about these various things? what eat—the— about these various things? what eat—the ehtht- can we do about the civil seatahts— can we do about the civil servantsiall_ can we do about the civil servants all right. you can do servants? all right. you can do that— servants? all right. you can do that ht— servants? all right. you can do that ht-taht— servants? all right. you can do that if-want to _ servants? all right. you can do that if-want to ,- servants? all right. you can do that if want to , but that if you want to, but aetaatty— that if you want to, but actually then - that if you want to, but actually then to the that if you want to, but- actually then .to the public actually then talk to the public in actually then talk to the public hh-maeh— actually then talk to the public hh-maeh as— actually then talk to the public in much as possible , in detail as much as possible, all in detail as much as possible, at ateat— in detail as much as possible, all about the _ in detail as much as possible, all about the real— in detail as much as possible, all about the real problems we are all about the real problems we aae- that-s— all about the real problems we are-. that's all-canl are facing. that's all you can tte.— are facing. that's all you can te.-amazhhety:- are facing. that's all you can do. amazingly, the public do. and amazingly, the public are do. and amazingly, the public aae-te— do. and amazingly, the public are-to respond- do. and amazingly, the public are _to respond to- do. and amazingly, the public are to respond to that . are likely to respond to that. that— are likely to respond to that. that they— are likely to respond to that. what they-want.- are likely to respond to that. what they want. but but what they don't want. but but the tesses— what they don't want. but but the lessons they— what they don't want. but but the lessons they don't say hetety— the lessons they don't say nobody listens.- the lessons they don't say nobody listens. quite a few teette— nobody listens. quite a few teette ete— nobody listens. quite a few people do this. - nobody listens. quite a few people do this. “rtg l t:lrt“ people do this. they listen. but they don't say, i'm sorry , john, they don't say, i'm sorry, john, you're calling. listen, but they don't act. but john still speaking. do you know what? 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speaking. do you know what? let's get let's continue there because let's continue this conversation because it's far too john. sergeant says too spicy, john. sergeant says that— too spicy, john. sergeant says that te— too spicy, john. sergeant says that we teet— too spicy, john. sergeant says that we need politic- rig :gt““ sergeant says that we need politic lessons to be that we need politic lessons to te staaheht— that we need politic lessons to be straight with— that we need politic lessons to be straight with the british tatte— be straight with the british public about— be straight with the british public about the state of the eeahtay— public about the state of the eeahtay att— public about the state of the country and the— public about the state of the country and the tough selling aethehs— country and the tough selling aethehs the— country and the tough selling actions, the medicine that actions, the tough medicine that is . actions, the tough medicine that hs-. thtt— actions, the tough medicine that hs-. thtt ht— actions, the tough medicine that is-. will it work?- actions, the tough medicine that is . will it work? will is needed. will it work? will get— is needed. will it work? will eet-et— is needed. will it work? will eet-er my- is needed. will it work? will get-of my top- is needed. will it work? will. get-of my top pundits get the views of my top pundits text. — get the views of my top pundits text. ttse — get the views of my top pundits text. ttse te— get the views of my top pundits next. also we have— get the views of my top pundits next. also we have been asking you— next. also we have been asking yea eaathea— next. also we have been asking you earlier today,— next. also we have been asking you earlier today, is it time to tah— you earlier today, is it time to tah hesethte— you earlier today, is it time to ban hosepipe bans? do they even teath— ban hosepipe bans? do they even take thtt— ban hosepipe bans? do they even work? will bring— ban hosepipe bans? do they even work? will bring you the results of work? will bring you the results et that— work? will bring you the results et that text— work? will bring you the results of that text poll— work? will bring you the results of that text poll .— work? will bring you the results of that text poll . plus, we got of that text poll. plus, we got eateas— of that text poll. plus, we got more papers and— of that text poll. plus, we got more papers and plenty more stats— more papers and plenty more steahes—seel more papers and plenty morei stories—see you more papers and plenty more. stories—see you .

in two more th tte- more papers. hot th tte— more papers. hot off the press. thet— more papers. hot off the press. the tet-s— more papers. hot off the press. and let's have— more papers. hot off the press. and let's have a— more papers. hot off the press. and let's have a look at what eet. — and let's have a look at what eet. the— and let's have a look at what we've got. the telegraph now teathe— we've got. the telegraph now teathhe thth— we've got. the telegraph now leading with with, you guessed it, leading with with, you guessed ht: the— leading with with, you guessed it, the blonde_ leading with with, you guessed it, the blonde bombshell. boris rehhseh— it, the blonde bombshell. boris rehhseh .— it, the blonde bombshell. boris rehhseh . te-s— it, the blonde bombshell. boris johnson . he's all— it, the blonde bombshell. boris johnson . he's all over the johnson. he's all over the haters— johnson. he's all over the papetst tat— johnson. he's all over the papers, but also a story about the— papers, but also a story about the eey— papers, but also a story about the eey .— papers, but also a story about the economy . carney blames the economy. carney blames taexht— the economy. carney blames taexht tea— the economy. carney blames brexit for inflation, say the teteeaath— brexit for inflation, say the teteeaath .— brexit for inflation, say the telegraph . former bank of telegraph. former bank of thetaht— telegraph. former bank of england boss— telegraph. former bank of england boss says he was right ateat—

england boss says he was right ateat hheh— england boss says he was right about high prices— england boss says he was right about high prices and slow eetth— about high prices and slow growth. home— about high prices and slow growth. home owners face biggest meateaee— growth. home owners face biggest ever mortgage shock in £3,000 atse— ever mortgage shock in £3,000 att— ever mortgage shock in £3,000 rise and covid— ever mortgage shock in £3,000 rise and covid unit recorded mps tears— rise and covid unit recorded mps teaas tea— rise and covid unit recorded mps teaas tea the— rise and covid unit recorded mps fears for the disabled as expressed— fears for the disabled as expressed next. boris it's a haee— expressed next. boris it's a taee tet-t— expressed next. boris it's a farce. don't back me. boris tehhseh— farce. don't back me. boris that has— farce. don't back me. boris johnson has taken a swipe at text— johnson has taken a swipe at text eest— johnson has taken a swipe at next week's vote— johnson has taken a swipe at next week's vote on partygate, aehhe— next week's vote on partygate, aehhe hhs— next week's vote on partygate, urging his allies— next week's vote on partygate, urging his allies to ignore the haee— urging his allies to ignore the taaee att— urging his allies to ignore the taaee ahet te— urging his allies to ignore the farce and to move on. also tathha— farce and to move on. also davina mccall,— farce and to move on. also davina mccall, the tv presenter , a eeae.— , receives a gong. congratulations to her work , a eeae.— congratulations to her work with her eh— congratulations to her work with her et a— congratulations to her work with her et a shet— congratulations to her work with her on a show called the jump. very— her on a show called the jump. veay thee— her on a show called the jump. very tatt— her on a show called the jump. very nice lady, great broadcaster. - very nice lady, great broadcaster. look, let's get eaten— broadcaster. look, let's get eaten te— broadcaster. look, let's get reaction to all— broadcaster. look, let's get reaction to all of these stories hem— reaction to all of these stories from journalist— reaction to all of these stories from journalist and former ethtea— from journalist and former eethtea et— from journalist and former editor of labourlist peter tttaats— editor of labourlist peter edwards, writer and tv teasehathty— edwards, writer and tv personality ingrid tarrant and tv personality ingrid tarrant and t hets— personality ingrid tarrant and tv news legend— personality ingrid tarrant and tv news legend john sergeant theate— tv news legend john sergeant heat at— tv news legend john sergeant ingrid and john.— tv news legend john sergeant ingrid and john. you had semethhhe— ingrid and john. you had something of— ingrid and john. you had something of a ding dong there just something of a ding dong there just teteae— something of a ding dong there just before the— something of a ding dong there just before the break. and john, you just before the break. and john, yea tree— just before the break. and john, you were making— just before the break. and john, you were making a plea to our teththehahs— you were making a plea to our teththehahs te— you were making a plea to our politicians to be— you were making a plea to our politicians to be straight with the tahthsh — politicians to be straight with the british public, to be taathtat— the british public, to be truthful them the british public, to be truthful-them some truthful and tell them that some teaeh— truthful and tell them that some teaeh-aheat. - truthful and tell them that some tough-ahead. yes.- tough times lie ahead. yes. i the— tough times lie ahead. yes. i the tey— tough times lie ahead. yes. i mean, the key point to bear in mind, people get confused about all that going mind, people get confused about all but that going mind, people get confused about all but what that going mind, people get confused about all but what people going mind, people get confused about all but what people really|g mind, people get confused about all but what people really are on. but what people really are more interested in than anything

else actually the truth . it else is actually the truth. it may seem startling, but the truth is always more interesting. it's always more interesting. it's always more interesting. and people are actually quite fascinated . and actually quite fascinated. and ah, so you mean this because of that and all that politicians have got to. and it's worrying that so few in the cabinet seem to think that it's their duty and job to talk to us. they don't actually. the rishi sunak deciding he's not going to speak to us for a lot of time is this generation john lydon that disturbing? is this generational mean? do you think we have? i thht— mean? do you think we have? i that ht— mean? do you think we have? i that ht hs— mean? do you think we have? i think it is generational. right? right. and i think the feeling that that we don't need that you that we don't need to bother too much about the election it'll all be election because it'll all be images and it'll be slogans actually an awful is said in actually an awful lot is said in the run up to elections. that is perfectly sensible and does narrow the options down as to what actually could be done and what actually could be done and what people are voting for. what the program is now , you may say, the program is now, you may say, and ingrid say, one's and ingrid may say, no one's listening, hopeless. listening, it's all hopeless. but a counsel of but that is a counsel of despair. then there's no point in up in the morning.

in getting up in the morning. well, despair. it's well, it is. i do despair. it's teay— well, it is. i do despair. it's very frustrating. _ �*ifthtll l i do despair. it's very frustrating. and you're atsetatety— very frustrating. and you're absolutely right. we just want the tath— absolutely right. we just want the truth :— absolutely right. we just want the truth , but— absolutely right. we just want the truth , but we don't get the the truth, but we don't get the truth. — the truth, but we don't get the truth. thet— the truth, but we don't get the truth. and what's— the truth, but we don't get the truth. and what's this all about thth— truth. and what's this all about thtt-teease— truth. and what's this all about with - because he - truth. and what's this all about with because he lied and with boris? because he lied and thee— with boris? because he lied and theet att— with boris? because he lied and theet ahet thet— with boris? because he lied and lied and lied and— with boris? because he lied and lied and lied and lied. they're with boris? because he lied and lie(lying..ied and lied. they're with boris? because he lied and lie(lying. we.and lied. they're with boris? because he lied and lie(lying. we. we lied. they're with boris? because he lied and lie(lying. we. we alli they're with boris? because he lied and lie(lying. we. we all we hey're with boris? because he lied and lie(lying. we. we all we want is all lying. we. we all we want is all lying. we. we all we want is ataath— all lying. we. we all we want is ataath. tt-s— all lying. we. we all we want is a truth. tt-s a— all lying. we. we all we want is a truth. it's a simple lies. att— a truth. it's a simple lies. all liars. can— a truth. it's a simple lies. all liars. can you- a truth. it's a simple lies. l can you name an all liars. can you name an heaest— all liars. can you name an honest name,— all liars. can you name an honest name, an- l can you name an honest name, an honest politician? _ honest name, an honest politician? �*ifthtll politician? well, honest. that-s— politician? well, honest. hhat-s a— politician? well, honest. that's a good— politician? �*ifthtll that's a good question . that's a good question. excellent— that's a good question. excellent question. well they're heaest— excellent question. well they're honest politicians— excellent question. well they're honest politicians . ' excellent question. well they're honest politicians. ' htrttl honest politicians. a real a sehshtte— honest politicians. a real a sensible david davis. now, wait a minute . is sensible david davis. now, wait a minute. is very sensible david davis. now, wait a minute . is very careful about a minute. is very careful about lying . wrong. the sins of lying. wrong. the sins of omission are much more worrying, much more disturbing in a case like this . much more. oh, like this. much more. oh, i didn't know. i didn't think we'd go into that. oh, boy. i think we'll talk about this. we'll talk about that. all right. so evading the truth not lying, evading the truth and not lying, it the same thing. no, it comes to the same thing. no, it comes to the same thing. no, it doesn't. the sins of omission are in a way they are much more likely be guilty of that than likely to be guilty of that than they are saying black is they are of saying black is definitely white. two plus two is they're not going to be is five. they're not going to be saying like that.

saying things like that. and they seldom do think they very seldom do people think they're lying , they're they're lying, but they're ducking diving . ducking and ducking and diving. ducking and diving lying. that's it. diving is not lying. that's it. no, it's not. being 100% taathtat— no, it's not. being 100% truthful, though- no, it's not. being 100% truthful, though .- \tif:t being 100% truthful, though . and that's truthful, though. and that's that— truthful, though. and that's that we — truthful, though. and that's that we at— truthful, though. and that's what we all want. j “i.l rtr“ what we all want. distinction between things that are true . between things that are true. but john, with your lengthy experience, has an honest politician ever prevailed? yes , politician ever prevailed? yes, often. and the arguments often are amazingly. i'll tell you what a good argument with with backed up by something like you may disagree with this, but climate change, for example , climate change, for example, took the scientists an awful long time to convince people, wait a moment, you look at these figures, what do they mean ? and figures, what do they mean? and suddenly, god, look at these suddenly, my god, look at these events, these amazing events happening. why is that ? they happening. why is that? they say, oh, perhaps, perhaps there is something in this climate change stuff . well, i've got change stuff. well, i've got i've got no issue with the nofion i've got no issue with the notion of climate change. i think the debate is how- think the debate is how we taette— think the debate is how we taette ht— think the debate is how we tackle it and— think the debate is how we tackle it and the potential economic costs.- tackle it and the potential economic costs. but, but economic costs. but but, but i meahlthe— economic costs. but but, but i meatlthe tas— economic costs. but but, but i mean,.who was an- economic costs. but but, but i mean, who was an honest mean, so who was an honest teththehah—tayel politician back in the day? i mean, mrs. thatcher, perhaps she was mean, mrs. thatcher, perhaps she

tas-eaaetat— mean, mrs. thatcher, perhaps she was-careful about— mean, mrs. thatcher, perhaps she was careful about not was very careful about not the — was very careful about not the t— was very careful about not lying. i followed- was very careful about not lying. : “ g htrttl lying. i followed her in great detail, knew her pretty well . detail, knew her pretty well. no, that would be the last thing she'd want to do , because, you she'd want to do, because, you know, she'd be caught. i mean, so if she was prime minister, one of the reasons why she was up late at night was feeling that at prime minister's questions someone questions particularly someone would her something would ask her something and she would ask her something and she would , i've got to reply would feel, i've got to reply and not i've got to lie . no, and not i've got to lie. no, i've got to reply and say what the argument is . peter, who do the argument is. peter, who do you the argument is. peter, who do yea thttt— the argument is. peter, who do yea thhht hs— the argument is. peter, who do yea thhht hs a— the argument is. peter, who do you think is a more— rttth. peter, who do you think is a more honest teththehahe— you think is a more honest politician? because these are the— politician? because these are the tte— politician? because these are the tte me— politician? because these are the two men that want to be our text— the two men that want to be our text hhme— the two men that want to be our next prime minister— the two men that want to be our next prime minister sunak or state. — next prime minister sunak or starmer. which— next prime minister sunak or starmer. which of the two is mete-et— starmer. which of the two is meaee-t yea- starmer. which of the two is more do you think? starmer. which of the two is- more-do you think? well, more honest do you think? well, eteaaty— more honest do you think? well, eteaaty t— more honest do you think? well, eteaaty t ateat— more honest do you think? well, clearly i support labour clearly i support the labour party, but think they're both party, but i think they're both honest i would disagree honest people. i would disagree with over all sorts with rishi sunak over all sorts of things and i think he's a prisoner of own prisoner of his own backbenchers. the backbenchers. but clearly the difference him his difference between him and his predecessor. but one is he's a person of decent character. he's straightforward , measured, and straightforward, measured, and one can argue with him about all sorts of things. and i think brexit's been a disaster for. but it's clearly a patriotic person doing best, like

person doing his best, just like keir a national keir starmer, who ran a national institution . cps patriotic institution. cps is a patriotic person and john was right. we're talking about the news now, not 30 years ago, say with 30 years ago, but say with margaret that the margaret thatcher that the labour party were obsessed with defeating all her reforms. and so on and so on. but she was a truthful person, even though we have fierce argument have a very fierce argument about and that's why about her values. and that's why i some of what ingrid says i think some of what ingrid says is going a bit over the top because they're not all liars and are people of and there are people of integrity and integrity in all parties. and i'll give you one from the modern tory party. tobias ellwood, soldier who ellwood, the former soldier who tried the life , i tried to save the life, i believe, of a police officer after a terrorist attack in westminster some years ago. clearly man of integrity and clearly a man of integrity and decency and there all decency and there in all parties. okay well, let's not many truth ones . that's all many truth ones. that's all i will many truth ones. that's all i thtt say. — many truth ones. that's all i thtt say. tet— many truth ones. that's all i will say. not enough.- “t“g that's all i will say. not enough. and perhaps— will say. not enough. and perhaps ht— will say. not enough. and perhaps it generational, as perhaps it is generational, as reha— perhaps it is generational, as john-t— perhaps it is generational, as john-, sergeant- perhaps it is generational, as john , sergeant said. john said, sergeant said. let's hate— john said, sergeant said. let's hate a— john said, sergeant said. let's hate a-htt— john said, sergeant said. let's hate a-het at— john said, sergeant said. let's have a-now at my- john said, sergeant said. let's have a now at my pundits have a look now at my pundits headune have a look now at my pundits headline heroes and back page zeros and peter, who is your hero today? i went for jemmy thteaseh— hero today? i went for jemmy anderson, the _ :7 i went for jemmy anderson, the english fast tether— anderson, the english fast tettea .— anderson, the english fast tettea . te— anderson, the english fast bowler. he didn't anderson, the english fast bowler . he didn't get anderson, the english fast bowler. he didn't get a anderson, the english fast bowler . he didn't get a bowl bowler. he didn't get a bowl teta—

bowler. he didn't get a bowl tetay: tat— bowler. he didn't get a bowl tetay, tat ht— bowler. he didn't get a bowl today, but it was— bowler. he didn't get a bowl today, but it was day one of the ashes. — today, but it was day one of the ashes. england— today, but it was day one of the ashes. england batted . i suspect ashes. england batted. i suspect he-tt— ashes. england batted. i suspect he-tt te— ashes. england batted. i suspect at he teay— ashes. england batted. i suspect he'll be very busy— ashes. england batted. i suspect he'll be very busy in the heat tomorrow. but— he'll be very busy in the heat tomorrow. but key thing is tomorrow. but the key thing is not tomorrow. but the key thing is tet that— tomorrow. but the key thing is tet that he-s— tomorrow. but the key thing is not that he's good at cricket teease— not that he's good at cricket because - people - not that he's good at cricket because people are. he's because many people are. he's a heat— because many people are. he's a eeeat taeatea— because many people are. he's a record breaker. he's— because many people are. he's a record breaker. he's 40, he's sthtt— record breaker. he's 40, he's sthtt-.— record breaker. he's 40, he's sthtt-. te-s— record breaker. he's 40, he's still-. he's never- record breaker. he's 40, he's still . he's never really still going. he's never really teet— still going. he's never really teeh hh— still going. he's never really teeh he the— still going. he's never really been in the newspapers for the taehe— been in the newspapers for the wrong reasons. private life, for east— wrong reasons. private life, for east tethe— wrong reasons. private life, for east tehhe eeat— wrong reasons. private life, for just being great at sport. he's a-te— just being great at sport. he's a-te as— just being great at sport. he's a-te as ath — just being great at sport. he's a-to us all. we've- just being great at sport. he's a to us all. we've talked a lesson to us all. we've talked a lesson to us all. we've talked a tht— a lesson to us all. we've talked a tht ateat— a lesson to us all. we've talked a bit about honours, as we often do. a bit about honours, as we often te.|sasteet— a bit about honours, as we often te.|sasteet-he-s- a bit about honours, as we often do. suspect he's retired do. i suspect after he's retired he—tehhe- do. i suspect after he's retired he—tehhe a- do. i suspect after he's retiredi he_being a knight do. i suspect after he's retired. he_being a knight as he may end up being a knight as tett.— he may end up being a knight as wet that— he may end up being a knight as wet that a— he may end up being a knight as well. what a great— he may end up being a knight as well. what a great shout , well. what a great shout, heath— well. what a great shout,| heath—teae well. what a great shout,- ingrid,_hero today ingrid, your headline hero today . thhs— ingrid, your headline hero today . hhhslaeatty. — ingrid, your headline hero today . this-really. i— ingrid, your headline hero today . this-really. i love- ingrid, your headline hero today . this-really. i love it- ingrid, your headline hero today . this-really. i love it .- . this is really. i love it. well, i have to say i love it personally myself. i hope i hope you it's sir bernard you agree. it's sir bernard jenkins and this and i'm doing this. and it was highlighted. this backfired with this completely backfired with bods this completely backfired with boris was a boris johnson because it was a real sideswipe at saying real sideswipe at him saying that that the committee were desperately trying to tie him to an illicit event with an argument so threadbare that it belongs in one of bernard jenkins nudist colonies . and i jenkins nudist colonies. and i thought that was a nasty, nasty swipe. and i thought, well, this is interesting. i'll read on. and i think, good for him and his they go off into

his wife, anne, they go off into their little scottish island. it's on one of the papers as well, isn't it? of like, well, isn't it? sort of like, get kit off on the beach get your kit off on the beach and off privately. it's and they go off privately. it's hot free. how fabulous hot and it's free. how fabulous is that? so i think that . so is that? so i think that. so they're both my heroes . well, they're both my heroes. well, i've got to say, i've well, i've got to say, i've always atmhaet— i've got to say, i've always admired sir— i've got to say, i've always admired sir bernard jenkin. he's admired sir bernard jenkin. he's a heat— admired sir bernard jenkin. he's a eaeat eaaeat— admired sir bernard jenkin. he's a great orator and— admired sir bernard jenkin. he's a great orator and has a lovely heae— a great orator and has a lovely theaae . — a great orator and has a lovely theaae . tet— a great orator and has a lovely figure . how do— a great orator and has a lovely figure . how do you- a great orator and has a lovely figure . r:rt:r figure. how do you know you've been to this scottish island telephoto lens, john? sergeant, your telephoto lens, john? sergeant, yeaheaetthhe— telephoto lens, john? sergeant, your headline hero.— telephoto lens, john? sergeant, your headline hero. and- “7 sergeant, your headline hero. and what a that— your headline hero. and what a that a— your headline hero. and what a what a fabulous— your headline hero. and what a what a fabulous nomination. eteaa— what a fabulous nomination. glenda jackson— what a fabulous nomination. glenda jackson .— what a fabulous nomination. glenda jackson . i— what a fabulous nomination. glenda jackson . i mean,- what a fabulous nomination. glenda jackson . i mean, it's got glenda jackson. i mean, it's got to be her. she was such a fantastic, fantastic actress, actor . i fantastic, fantastic actress, actor. i can't fantastic, fantastic actress, actor . i can't say actress now actor. i can't say actress now an actor, but so serious at times. mostly so serious , but times. mostly so serious, but also so funny. and i had the chance.i also so funny. and i had the chance. i was on a programme talking about morecambe and wise, and i was allowed to see the whole obviously as much of that morecambe that, that wonderful morecambe and special with her as and wise special with her as cleopatra . and one just thought, cleopatra. and one just thought, gosh , now are we going to end up gosh, now are we going to end up thinking how good she is and will it be obvious? and then of

course the more it played out, you just were transfixed by her mesmerising performance and you thought then what about her thought but then what about her as elizabeth? you know, what about you know, and the ken about her? you know, and the ken russell things? what about her stripping off and winning oscars and that just amazing career and you think there she is from the chemists in in the wirral and she's risen to these great heights . oh the only problem is heights. oh the only problem is she then of course, don't meet your heroes. i met her when she was a politician at westminster and, of course, was endlessly disappointed, hoping that she would suddenly become a figure or get to grips with the house of commons. but it's a it's a tough place, particularly if you've made your career out side and you think you can go into the house of commons and people would just sort of think, oh, how wonderful you are, because you were wonderful outside you were so wonderful outside the they don't they're the commons. they don't they're tough. make your tough. you have to make your mark the commons. and she mark in the commons. and she never never did. never did that. she never did. well, listen, the back page taha— well, listen, the back page tatea—et- well, listen, the back pagej bannau_of my bannau nominations of my exeetteht— bannau nominations of my excellent pundits . peter

excellent pundits. peter nominates— excellent pundits. peter nominates boris johnson , perhaps nominates boris johnson, perhaps for nominates boris johnson, perhaps tea ettheas— nominates boris johnson, perhaps for obvious reasons.— nominates boris johnson, perhaps for obvious reasons. ingrid has tthehaet— for obvious reasons. ingrid has michael heseltine, lord heseltine. _ michael heseltine, lord heseltine. in- michael heseltine, lord heseltine. in a sentence . why? heseltine. in a sentence. why? heaet— heseltine. in a sentence. why? lord heseltine?_ heseltine. in a sentence. why? lord heseltine? because he's ramtet— lord heseltine? because he's ramtet eh— lord heseltine? because he's ramtet eh hhs— lord heseltine? because he's jumped on his blaming everything on jumped on his blaming everything eh tett— jumped on his blaming everything eh text at— jumped on his blaming everything on brexit and well,— jumped on his blaming everything on brexit and well, not brexit. that— on brexit and well, not brexit. that hes— on brexit and well, not brexit. what he's taking— on brexit and well, not brexit. what he's taking advantage of is he wants to turn this around and, and say that because boris was such a liar that he's going to reintroduce the idea of going back, go back to the eu . and back, go back to the eu. and john has got as his- back, go back to the eu. and john has got as his zero- john has got as his zero hesethte— john has got as his zero hosepipe bans quite right to earth— hosepipe bans quite right to eaathea te— hosepipe bans quite right to earlier we asked you is it time to earlier we asked you is it time te tah— earlier we asked you is it time te tah hesethte— earlier we asked you is it time to ban hosepipe bans. we have the hats— to ban hosepipe bans. we have the results and— to ban hosepipe bans. we have the results and it's a narrow thtt— the results and it's a narrow tet-tte say— the results and it's a narrow one. 59.2% say yes , but 40.8% one. 59.2% say yes, but 40.8% say— one. 59.2% say yes, but 40.8% say the— one. 59.2% say yes, but 40.8% say the tah— one. 59.2% say yes, but 40.8% say the ban must— one. 59.2% say yes, but 40.8% say the ban must stand . and say the ban must stand. and thanks— say the ban must stand. and thanks te— say the ban must stand. and thanks te my— say the ban must stand. and thanks to my fantastic pundits tonight— thanks to my fantastic pundits tonightt my— thanks to my fantastic pundits tonight, my brilliant team for teathe— tonight, my brilliant team for teathhe se— tonight, my brilliant team for working so hard— tonight, my brilliant team for working so hard today and most hmteatahtty— working so hard today and most hmteatahtty te— working so hard today and most importantly to you— working so hard today and most importantly to you for your eemtatt— importantly to you for your eemtahy. tm— importantly to you for your company. i'm back tomorrow at too.— company. i'm back tomorrow at 9:00. headliners— company. i'm back tomorrow at 9:00. headliners is— company. i'm back tomorrow at 9:00. headliners is .