next hello, i'm rory smith and the gb room. man has been gb news room. a man has been charged with the murders of the three victims of nottingham knife attacks. 31 year old osvaldo carlos bannau, a former student of nottingham university, is accused of killing barnaby webber. grace o'malley kumar and ian coates on tuesday . he's also accused of 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, manchester rates court tomorrow . boris rates court tomorrow. boris johnson is accused of breaching ministerial rules by taking up a new role as a daily mail columnist at 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 . us. despite the hour's notice. us. despite the ministerial code requiring those who left the government in the last two years to apply for advice on taking up new appointee accounts. but mr

johnson's first article is on how a weight loss drug didn't work for him , saying he will work for him, saying 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 investigation . on a man has been investigation. 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 in his 50s in the town. the victim has since been discharged from hospital . the suspect

from hospital. the suspect remains in custody . and the remains in custody. and the king's birthday honours list has been released ahead of trooping the colour tomorrow . among those the colour tomorrow. among those are tv presenter davina mccall and veteran broadcaster ken bruce , who are made mbes and bruce, who are made mbes and former footballer ian wright is made an obe. the joint oldest person ever to be honoured , 106 person ever to be honoured, 106 year old joan willett from sussex is awarded a bem for raising £60,000 for the british hean raising £60,000 for the british heart foundation during the pandemic. and the youngest person on the list, 18 year old junior jeff frood from merseyside, received a bem for campaigning against bullying, which he suffered from the age of six due to his love of dancing . congratulations to them dancing. congratulations to them . online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news. now time for headliners .

time for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and joining— welcome to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and joining me- welcome to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and joining me for- f : i'm leo kyrees and joining me for an avaaae— kyrees and joining me for an advance look— kyrees and joining me for an advance look at— kyrees and joining me for an advance look at saturday's papers— advance look at saturday's papers ae— advance look at saturday's papers are the— advance look at saturday's papers are the top comedians josh— papers are the top comedians jase howie— papers are the top comedians josh howie and— papers are the top comedians josh howie and nick the big dog. vixen.— josh howie and nick the big dog. vixen. ana— josh howie and nick the big dog. vixen. ana ae— josh howie and nick the big dog. dixon. and as if— josh howie and nick the big dog. dixon. and as if to— josh howie and nick the big dog. dixon. and as if to prove that genuine— dixon. and as if to prove that we're genuine comedians, you just— we're genuine comedians, you just came— we're genuine comedians, you jaea from — we're genuine comedians, you just came from a— we're genuine comedians, you just came from a gig. josh i aa- — just came from a gig. josh i aa- haw— just came from a gig. josh i did. how was— just came from a gig. josh i did. how was it?— just came from a gig. josh i did. how was it.7 i was so funny . rm— did. how was it.7 i was so funny . rm nea— did. how was it.7 i was so funny . m not gang— did. how was it.7 i was so funny . i'm not going to— did. how was it.7 i was so funny . i'm not going to say- did. how was it.7 i was so funny . i'm not going to say awful. the reviews are in already. yeah it the reviews are in already. yeah a — the reviews are in already. yeah a there— the reviews are in already. yeah it was. there was— the reviews are in already. yeah it was. there was a— the reviews are in already. yeah it was. there was a 14- the reviews are in already. yeah it was. “aim; ”i' the reviews are in already. yeah it was. ”i' an: it was. there was a 14 year old in the front row, right.7 so that just had to be the whole bit of the audience. there were other audience as well? no, me. audience as well? no, just me. and year old and the and this 14 year old and the great thing now you'll get to great thing is now you'll get to know it being as know how it is being as unprepared as louis shaffer. yeah, exactly. what's going on in the world. anyway, before yeah, exactly. git g z?" " : anyway, before we in the world. anyway, before we dig —let'si dig into the newspaper, let's have— dig into the newspaper, let's. have—pages . have a look at the front pages. we— have a look at the front pages. the daily— have a look at the front pages. the daily mail— have a look at the front pages. the daily mail leads with first ease— the daily mail leads with first ease-here— the daily mail leads with first hose here already . the hose ban is here already. the telegraph— hose ban is here already. the rerepraprr pae— hose ban is here already. the telegraph has carney blames prearr— telegraph has carney blames erexra rar— telegraph has carney blames brexit for inflation. the guardian— brexit for inflation. the guardian says tory timebomb is permane— guardian says tory timebomb is

millions. face— guardian says tory timebomb is millions. face surge in mortgage raeea— millions. face surge in mortgage raeea rhe— millions. face surge in mortgage rates. the mirror— millions. face surge in mortgage rates. the mirror leads with kipp-e— rates. the mirror leads with rang-e arrea— rates. the mirror leads with king's first birthday honours list king's first birthday honours use .— king's first birthday honours use . my— king's first birthday honours list. my heroes.— king's first birthday honours list . my heroes. the express has list. my heroes. the express has barre.— list. my heroes. the express has barre. ra-e— list. my heroes. the express has barre. re a— list. my heroes. the express has boris. it's a farce.— list. my heroes. the express has boris. it's a farce. don't back arra— boris. it's a farce. don't back me. and finally— boris. it's a farce. don't back me. and finally ,_ boris. it's a farce. don't back me. and finally , the daily star me. and finally, the daily star hae— me. and finally, the daily star has rree— me. and finally, the daily star has free willy— me. and finally, the daily star has free willy ._ me. and finally, the daily star has free willy . and those were has free willy. and those were your— has free willy. and those were your front— has free willy. and those were your from pages— has free willy. and those were your front pages ._ has free willy. and those were your front pages . and let's have your front pages. and let's have a mere— your front pages. and let's have a eeeerr reek— your front pages. and let's have a closer look at— your front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages,— a closer look at those front pages, erararrrp— a closer look at those front pages, starting with the express . josh— pages, starting with the express . rear rear.— pages, starting with the express . josh yeah. boris— pages, starting with the express . josh yeah. boris it's- pages, starting with the express . josh yeah. boris it's a- pages, starting with the express . josh yeah. boris it's a farce . don't back me. and i'm sure that comes as a great comfort to all the mps that have been backing him on telly over the last 24 hours, who i imagine feel pretty stupid. well, yeah, he just told them it's a farce. yeah, everything . they've just yeah, everything. they've just been— yeah, everything. they've just been out there. go know been going out there. so go know boris. his back and now boris. i've had his back and now it was like. he's like, no, no, i moved on. we're going to get to that in a second. about where he's moved to, but it is he's moved on to, but it is quite a good strategy. it's just go of sort of just go it's his way of sort of just saying the whole is saying the whole thing is deranged. what's point? deranged. so what's the point? it's even worthy

it's like it's not even worthy of time. don't have of the time. you just don't have to even defend me because the whole process is ridiculous. yeah. i nick, do you think yeah. i mean, nick, do you think arre— yeah. i mean, nick, do you think are re— yeah. i mean, nick, do you think are re a— yeah. i mean, nick, do you think this is a genuine— yeah. i mean, nick, do you think this is a genuine sort— / i mean, nick, do you think this is a genuine sort of deterre— this is a genuine sort of detente-borisl this is a genuine sort of. detente-boris and this is a genuine sort of- detente-boris and rishi? detente between boris and rishi? eeeaaee— detente between boris and rishi? because—ure- detente between boris and rishi? because—likelwas. because it did look like it was going— because it did look like it was going ae— because it did look like it was parpp re rake,— because it did look like it was going to like, tory going to like, rip the tory party— going to like, rip the tory parry-na.- going to like, rip the tory party-n0,ithink| party apart? no, i think it's a tactic. firstly, two— party apart? \r:::r ec rt. firstly, two things. tactic. firstly, two things. oner _ tactic. firstly, two things. one, peapre — ec rt. firstly, two things. one, people have ec. rt. firstly, two things. one, people have been saying eerie— one, people have been saying boris-almost— one, people have been saying boris almost trump boris is almost like trump rarely. — boris is almost like trump. rarely. —raa lately. this proves he's not like because would like trump because trump would never say, don't back me. it's not that good. right? exactly. it'd be me all the it'd be like back me all the time forever. is trump saying what i boris doing what i think boris is doing here? and just seen here? and i've just seen it. re— here? and i've just seen it. res-prese— here? and i've just seen it. it's-guesslthat. here? and i've just seen it.. it's-guesslthat he's it's just my guess is that he's amperag— it's just my guess is that he's thinking more— it's just my guess is that he's thinking more long term. rzi; thinking more long term. he's thinking.— thinking more long term. he's thinkin9r_°nerl thinking, i can't win this one, right? so i'm going to come back in-vears- — right? so i'm going to come back in-vears- rm— right? so i'm going to come back in-years. i'm going- right? so i'm going to come back in-years. i'm going to- right? so i'm going to come back in-years. i'm going to go. in a few years. i'm going to go and write columns and do whatever expensive whatever ridiculous, expensive paid in paid speeches and come back in a few he's not he few years. and he's not he doesn't to use up favours doesn't want to use up favours on a basically a lost cause. so doesn't want to use up favours on makes:ally a lost cause. so doesn't want to use up favours on makes it ly a lost cause. so doesn't want to use up favours on makes it sound st cause. so doesn't want to use up favours on makes it sound st caus don't he makes it sound noble. don't even back me, you know, think of yourselves. but really, it's ure— yourselves. but really, it's are—earl yourselves. but really, it's- like _for when like saving up favours for when it like saving up favours for when ra-rrpme — like saving up favours for when it-right? yeah.-i| it matters, right? yeah. and i mean think this is mean josh, do you think this is going to maybe help the tories, possibly just incrementally going to maybe help the tories, pos next just incrementally going to maybe help the tories, pos next election? mentally going to maybe help the tories, pos next election?melyouy going to maybe help the tories, pos next election?melyou think the next election? do you think that's possibility? that's still a possibility? well, no mean, i don't

well, in a no, i mean, i don't p...p_ well, in a no, i mean, i don't think anything— well, in a no, i mean, i don't think anything is— well, in a no, i mean, i don't think anything is ,- well, in a no, i mean, i don't think anything is , but i do think anything is, but i do parak— think anything is, but i do think that— think anything is, but i do think that it— think anything is, but i do think that it would have been a way— think that it would have been a way or— think that it would have been a way or trem— think that it would have been a way of them showing some backbone— way of them showing some backbone and— way of them showing some backbone and also to show that aper— backbone and also to show that they ere— backbone and also to show that they were moving— backbone and also to show that they were moving on from that yeah.— they were moving on from that rearr- arra— they were moving on from that era. yeah. and i— they were moving on from that era. yeah. and i guess that's aet— era. yeah. and i guess that's per parap— era. yeah. and i guess that's per paper to— era. yeah. and i guess that's per parpp re re— era. yeah. and i guess that's not going to be given given to trem— not going to be given given to them apar— not going to be given given to them that opportunity. now and rearr— them that opportunity. now and yeah. the— them that opportunity. now and yeah, the argument is, did rishi just yeah, the argument is, did rishi taer deepe— yeah, the argument is, did rishi taer date a— yeah, the argument is, did rishi just dodge a bullet or actually did just dodge a bullet or actually are re— just dodge a bullet or actually are he deepe— just dodge a bullet or actually did he dodge the— just dodge a bullet or actually did he dodge the opportunity to spew— did he dodge the opportunity to spew-earm— did he dodge the opportunity to show-could catch- show that he could catch a putter— show that he could catch a pauea e— show that he could catch a bullet? right.— show that he could catch a bullet ? right. don't show that he could catch a bullet? right. don't a&e show that he could catch a bullet ? right. don't a&e well, bullet? right. don't a&e well, anyway.— bullet? right. don't a&e well, anyway. marred— bullet? right. don't a&e well, anyway, moving on. gtr bullet? right. don't a&e well, anyway, moving on. grtr anyway, moving on. we've got the daily meal now and the continuing story about boris johnson. nick yeah, so it's the new boris column , the new mail new boris column, the new mail column the whole world is talking about. according to the marr— talking about. according to the mara. barre— talking about. according to the mail, boris and— talking about. according to the mail, boris and his— g according to the mail, boris and his first column is mail, boris and his first column re—waraer— mail, boris and his first column is-wonder drug- mail, boris and his first column is wonder drug and is about this wonder drug and ree— is about this wonder drug and pee-appar— is about this wonder drug and he's about ozempic and he's talking about ozempic and it's he's talking about ozempic and its a— he's talking about ozempic and its a eraser— he's talking about ozempic and it's a classic boris— he's talking about ozempic and it's a classic boris sort of eearrr— it's a classic boris sort of eaarrr . — it's a classic boris sort of eaarrr . p— it's a classic boris sort of column . it refers- it's a classic boris sort of column . e trt'rtts it's a classic boris sort of column . e ”rift“; it's a classic boris sort of- column . it refers to caesar, it column. it refers to caesar, it talks about rome. it's whimsical . he does say quite a funny thing. he said, if a middle aged man suddenly loses weight and is otherwise healthy, he's either fallen he's to fallen in love or he's about to launch bid. launch a tory leadership bid. and talks about he and so he talks about he suddenly could have some suddenly saw he could have some hideous illness, covid said. otherwise healthy but doesn't

matter. but so . but it doesn't. matter. but so. but it doesn't. but it doesn't exist. so so it's typically funny boris column and i thought he was going to use this column to sort of politically snipe and make a point. it turns out he'd just gone full. clarkson he's immediately jeremy immediately turned into jeremy clarkson. there's some slight political had political link in that. he had a lot policies about obesity lot of policies about obesity that trying roll out that he was trying to roll out towards the end, roll out, no pun what pun intended. and basically what he article is he says in the article is ozempic worked for him for a bit. it made him ill. bit. then it made him feel ill. but can work in the but these drugs can work in the future. of boris future. typical kind of boris vague half £1 vague optimism. that's half £1 million. well done. this seems like a massive from like a massive step away from politics fluff pieces politics to write fluff pieces about, you know, the sort of normal health stuff that's about, you know, the sort of normal abouti stuff that's about, you know, the sort of normal about how if that's about, you know, the sort of normal about how if tha mean, written about how he i mean, that's what worked for him last time. him on have i time. it was him being on have i got time. it was him being on have i ear-rer— time. it was him being on have i ear-rer-vearr- time. it was him being on have i got-for-yeah. showing| got news for you? yeah. showing this got news for you? yeah. showing are human— got news for you? yeah. showing this human side,— got news for you? yeah. showing this human side, being a witty guy-— this human side, being a witty par—rearr- this human side, being a witty guv-_yeah- hel this human side, being a witty. guy._yeah. he went guy. likeable guy. yeah. he went rare— guy. likeable guy. yeah. he went rare permea— guy. likeable guy. yeah. he went into politics and— guy. likeable guy. yeah. he went into politics and then just an apeerare— into politics and then just an absolute disaster. yeah so he's erra— absolute disaster. yeah so he's krra af— absolute disaster. yeah so he's kind at resea— absolute disaster. yeah so he's kind of reset and start again. do all the funny stuff. we'll get back on the telly. being maybe we'll on gb views. maybe we'll come on gb views. i'm to have he i'm not going to have him. he needs a new version of

needs to be on a new version of havei needs to be on a new version of have i got you? which have i got news for you? which headliners do you— have i got news for you? which headliners do you think- crtr \r /rt.7 which headliners do you think he'd irre— headliners do you think he'd rrre — headliners do you think he'd come in? yeah,— headliners do you think he'd come in? yeah, it- headliners do you think he'd come in? “cir?" c t headliners do you think he'd come in? / c t t: come in? yeah, it actually could happen. we've every happen. we've got every other former— happen. we've got every other farmer—anyway.- happen. we've got every other farmer—anyway. i former tory mp here anyway. moving—what'sl former tory mp here anyway. . moving—what's on moving on. what have what's on the cover of the the front cover of the telegraph? josh carney blames prearr— telegraph? josh carney blames erexrr rar— telegraph? josh carney blames brexit for inflation. _ telegraph? josh carney blames brexit for inflation. so - 37 josh carney blames brexit for inflation. so here we have — brexit for inflation. so here we have .interview_ brexit for inflation. so here we have interview with mark have an interview with mark camevr— have an interview with mark carney,-former- have an interview with mark carney, former bank of carney, the former bank of rapraaa— carney, the former bank of england governor, and he's sort of england governor, and he's sort or eating.— england governor, and he's sort or eayrrrp. yea— england governor, and he's sort of saying, you know , i don't of saying, you know, i don't warr— of saying, you know, i don't want ra— of saying, you know, i don't want to say— of saying, you know, i don't want to say r— of saying, you know, i don't want to say i told you so , want to say i told you so, everybody.— want to say i told you so, everybody, but- want to say i told you so, everybody, but i told you so. arra— everybody, but i told you so. and ree— everybody, but i told you so. and he admits— everybody, but i told you so. and he admits that there are these— and he admits that there are these other— and he admits that there are these other factors that have rare— these other factors that have rare pray.— these other factors that have come into play. but essentially whar— come into play. but essentially what he— come into play. but essentially what he eate— come into play. but essentially what he says is— come into play. but essentially what he says is we said that prearr— what he says is we said that brexit would— what he says is we said that brexit would make our economy arra— brexit would make our economy and even— brexit would make our economy worse. and even with all these or...— worse. and even with all these other factors, _ worse. and even with all these other factors, it's— worse. and even with all these other factors, it's exasperating . arra— other factors, it's exasperating . ara treat-e— other factors, it's exasperating . and that's the— other factors, it's exasperating . and that's the gist of it. and i . and that's the gist of it. and r ear-r— . and that's the gist of it. and r ear-r trink— . and that's the gist of it. and i don't think anybody within in the i don't think anybody within in are prearr— i don't think anybody within in the brexit debate— i don't think anybody within in the brexit debate or the member of ar— the brexit debate or the member or at these— the brexit debate or the member of all those many— the brexit debate or the member of all those many years ago was eating.— of all those many years ago was eayrrrp rt— of all those many years ago was eayrrrp. r we— of all those many years ago was saying, if we leave— of all those many years ago was saying, if we leave the eu, it's going— saying, if we leave the eu, it's going aa— saying, if we leave the eu, it's parpp re arrear— saying, if we leave the eu, it's going to affect our— saying, if we leave the eu, it's going to affect our economy reparrrery. — going to affect our economy negatively. well, of course nobody— negatively. well, of course nobody came— negatively. well, of course nobody came out and said, peter.— nobody came out and said, listen, some— nobody came out and said, listen, some bad things are going— listen, some bad things are parpp re— listen, some bad things are going to happen. :�* going to happen. i mean, that's not the sort a message that inspires voters to go out and

vote. but we're to vote. but we're used to politicians not, you know, talking up what's going to happen. the remain happen. well, the remain campaign people didn't happen. well, the remain camjfor|n people didn't happen. well, the remain camjfor brexit. people didn't happen. well, the remain camjfor brexit. it people didn't happen. well, the remain camjfor brexit. it forreople didn't happen. well, the remain camjfor brexit. it for itpple didn't vote for brexit. it for it wasn't about, you vote for brexit. it for it wasn't about , you know, a wasn't about, you know, a stronger economy or anything like that. we knew it was not necessarily about a weaker economy either. that's the i prese— economy either. that's the i press re— economy either. that's the i paeee re the. — economy either. that's the i guess is the. yeah,- economy either. that's the i guess is the. yeah, but it's a long term process. we're still we're working out. we're still working it out. i didn't by the way. didn't vote for it, by the way. no. the leave side no. well, yeah, the leave side is sovereignty, is obviously about sovereignty, but if you don't value sovereignty you see yourself sovereignty or you see yourself as citizen europe, why as a citizen of europe, then why do about that? you only do you care about that? you only care about-economics.- care about the economics. the tarrag— care about the economics. the tramp—trappe- care about the economics. the thing _things the l thing is, the two things the park— thing is, the two things the bank—arel thing is, the two things the- bank_are brexit bank of england hates are brexit and bank of england hates are brexit area parame— bank of england hates are brexit area prame. ea— bank of england hates are brexit and blame, so they don't. so are— and blame, so they don't. so are re— and blame, so they don't. so are re a— and blame, so they don't. so are re a-wav- and blame, so they don't. so this is a-way for- and blame, so they don't. so this is a way for them to this is a good way for them to pass— this is a good way for them to pass—mavl pass it off because they may reare— pass it off because they may rare-arra— pass it off because they may have-and carney- pass it off because they may have and carney may pass it off because they may- have-and carney may have have a point and carney may have a para.— have a point and carney may have a perm. par— have a point and carney may have aparrrr. but are— have a point and carney may have a point, but and they do also beame— a point, but and they do also mame—ure- a point, but and they do also. blame—like covm. a point, but and they do also blam blame like covid. a point, but and they do also blam blame supply like covid. a point, but and they do also blam blame supply side covid. a point, but and they do also blam blame supply side issues, they blame supply side issues, the they blame supply side issues, tree—trey- they blame supply side issues, are—trey alwaysl the war debt. but they always tarr— the war debt. but they always tart—yea - the war debt. but they alwaysi tart—yea epeak talk about brexit. if you speak to anyone— talk about brexit. if you speak re anyone at— talk about brexit. if you speak to anyone at the— talk about brexit. if you speak to anyone at the bank of england-— to anyone at the bank of rnpranalyea- to anyone at the bank of england. you could to anyone at the bank of england.-you could back england. but you could look back at england. but you could look back ar-nank— england. but you could look back aa-nank ar— england. but you could look back at bank of england, turn on at the bank of england, turn on rnen — at the bank of england, turn on rnen ana— at the bank of england, turn on rnen and say.— at the bank of england, turn on them and say, about this them and say, what about this aaannaanve— quantitative easing that went on far—knew- quantitative easing that went on far—knew you'vel far too long? you know you've made— far too long? you know you've naaelneee— far too long? you know you've made mess interest rates, made a mess of interest rates, rnnanan— made a mess of interest rates, inflation—sa- made a mess of interest rates, inflation _so there i inflation and so on. so there are—anem- inflation and so on. so there are—rnen ae- inflation and so on. so there. are _them as well. are criticisms of them as well. vean. — are criticisms of them as well. yeah,-zimbabwe- yeah, there's zimbabwe style

printing just printing of money, like just freely. started off freely. i mean, it started off as a little experiment and then it way out of hand. it was it got way out of hand. it was like was is like jeremy corbyn was on the is going the ten years going through the last ten years through this austerity. that's how managed of how they managed to do all of anaa. — how they managed to do all of anaa. .n-a— how they managed to do all of that. .it's also— how they managed to do all of that. .it's also it's- how they managed to do all of that. c c that. but it's also it's also absolutely now we're not ready for when hit it with for then when you hit it with covid, for then when you hit it with covm, just for then when you hit it with covid, just like a12 thing. covid, it's just like a12 thing. we're not ready now we've we're not ready and now we've got we're not ready and now we've pea—ae- — we're not ready and now we've pea—ae- rye-ve- we're not ready and now we've pea—ae- weve gotl we're not ready and now we've. got—do. we've got the got nothing to do. we've got the nonpapee— got nothing to do. we've got the narparnpe— got nothing to do. we've got the m0igoing;-really- got nothing to do. we've got the m0igoing; really serious it's going to get really serious now. _rates going- it's going to get really serious now. rates going up and it's going to get really serious novdon't rates going up and it's going to get really serious novdon't have ates going up and it's going to get really serious novdon't have any going up and it's going to get really serious nov don't have any leeway.p and it's going to get really serious nov don't have any leeway. yeah, we don't have any leeway. yeah, rnar-e— we don't have any leeway. yeah, mate-revere.— we don't have any leeway. yeah, that's-levers, all- we don't have any leeway. yeah, that's levers, all the that's all the levers, all the weaanep— that's all the levers, all the weapons have— that's all the levers, all the weapons have been used to combat. — weapons have been used to combat. .know,- weapons have been used to combat. tr?" c combat. you know, you can't combat. you know, you can't combat interest combat inflation and interest rates time. you've combat inflation and interest rateto time. you've combat inflation and interest rateto pick time. you've combat inflation and interest rateto pick 1—1 time. you've combat inflation and interest rateto pick 1—1 or time. you've combat inflation and interest rateto pick 1—1 or the e. you've combat inflation and interest rateto pick 1—1 or the other've got to pick 1—1 or the other that's going to the missiles are being i'm trying do that's going to the missiles are beirwar i'm trying do that's going to the missiles are beirwar analogiesm trying do that's going to the missiles are beirwar analogies also 'ing do that's going to the missiles are beirwar analogies also for do that's going to the missiles are beirwar analogies also for them, war war analogies also for them, for him to brexit for for him to blame brexit for inflation. not if uk inflation. it's not as if the uk is the sole country in world is the sole country in the world that's inflation. that's experienced inflation. in fact, lower rates of fact, we've had lower rates of inflation than certain other european which european countries, which suggests in europe suggests that staying in europe can inflation. yes, can also cause inflation. yes, and had recession , can also cause inflation. yes,- and-hadlrecession , but and germany had a recession, but we and germany had a recession, but rye-iner- — and germany had a recession, but rye-iner- on.— and germany had a recession, but we-just. oh, well,- and germany had a recession, but we _just. oh, well, we'll. we didn't just. oh, well, we'll see what's come in. let's hold on to see what's come in. let's hold an to ma— see what's come in. let's hold on to that win— see what's come in. let's hold on to that win. _ see what's come in. let's hold on to that win . there- see what's come in. let's hold on to that win . there we go. on to that win. there we go. okay moving on. finally, we've got the daily star . nick, what

got the daily star. nick, what have we got? yeah, this is anerner— have we got? yeah, this is anaaner very— have we got? yeah, this is another very big- grtrc7 yeah, this is another very big story. free wruy. — another very big story. free wrrry. ana— another very big story. free willy. and it's— another very big story. free willy. and it's nato. this urge all willy. and it's nato. this urge aulpeeane— willy. and it's nato. this urge all become skinny dippers as all to become skinny dippers as uk faces— all to become skinny dippers as uk faces-degree— all to become skinny dippers as uk faces degree heatwave . and uk faces 30 degree heatwave. and i uk faces 30 degree heatwave. and r rnaapna— uk faces 30 degree heatwave. and rrneapnr rye-a— uk faces 30 degree heatwave. and i thought we'd already had the neanrave.— i thought we'd already had the heatwave. turns— i thought we'd already had the heatwave. turns out there's more neanrave— heatwave. turns out there's more neanrave rn— heatwave. turns out there's more heatwave in london. it feels une— heatwave in london. it feels nne-arreaay— heatwave in london. it feels like-already-myl like it's already insane. my nar— like it's already insane. my flat re— like it's already insane. my flat is locked— like it's already insane. my flat is locked at- like it's already insane. my flat is locked at like, 27 degrees.— flat is locked at like, 27 degrees-iso- flat is locked at like, 27 degrees. so hot. we need degrees. it's so hot. we need aircon now london. i mean, aircon now in london. i mean, nea— aircon now in london. i mean, ner ye— aircon now in london. i mean, net zero. we need.— aircon now in london. i mean, net zero. we need. we need net ne— net zero. we need. we need net we need— net zero. we need. we need net zero. we need aircon. we need ane— zero. we need aircon. we need rne appeare— zero. we need aircon. we need the opposite. we— zero. we need aircon. we need the opposite. we need to just aeerrey—nrrn destroy the environment with enareee— destroy the environment with enareeelyre— destroy the environment with endless .we need - destroy the environment with endless .we need to - destroy the environment with endless : destroy the environment with - endless .we need to burn lots of endless. we need to burn lots of saudi to power our saudi arabian oil to power our air it's so air conditioning. it's got so kwasi economy. it air conditioning. it's got so kwasi economy . it has got kwasi of the economy. it has got so hot kwasi of the economy. it has got so nor-renam— kwasi of the economy. it has got so hot-london. you— kwasi of the economy. it has got so hot-london. you need- t it has got so hot london. you need air. so hot in london. you need air. we— so hot in london. you need air. n-e-r— so hot in london. you need air. we. earr— so hot in london. you need air. we. a— so hot in london. you need air. it's i saw a guardian it's like i saw a guardian anrere— it's like i saw a guardian anrere rne— it's like i saw a guardian article the other day. air is ner— article the other day. air is net ane — article the other day. air is not the answer.— article the other day. air is not the answer. don't be happy, you— not the answer. don't be happy, yea—pena- not the answer. don't be happy, yea—pend bel not the answer. don't be happy,- you_being be hot. you know. you know being be hot. but you know. you know being be hot. nut—ra— you know. you know being be hot. nut—rs. n— you know. you know being be hot. nut—rs. wane— but the question is, if the question is be cold now question is can i be cold now the aircon can i function my the aircon can i function in my house? aircon so that's my house? aircon is. so that's my mate— house? aircon is. so that's my anaa-e ny— house? aircon is. so that's my that's my statement.- 7 aircon is. so that's my that's my statement. it's gone. n-e— that's my statement. it's gone. rte—nan— that's my statement. it's gone. n-e—nenlnae- it's ridiculous. now i was rnrnnnp— it's ridiculous. now i was thinking heatwave was about thinking the heatwave was about to thinking the heatwave was about ra-rnre— thinking the heatwave was about to _this .terrifying- to end and this is terrifying peeaaee— to end and this is terrifying because it's. _ to end and this is terrifying because it's. i— to end and this is terrifying because it's. i feel like i was going— because it's. i feel like i was gang to— because it's. i feel like i was parnp re say.— because it's. i feel like i was parnp re eay. r— because it's. i feel like i was going to say, i feel like an old per— going to say, i feel like an old pereen anere. — going to say, i feel like an old person there, but— going to say, i feel like an old person there, but it's actually. nan-r— person there, but it's actually. nan-r yea— person there, but it's actually. nan-r yea-nne.- person there, but it's actually. don't you like, dread don't you just, like, dread the enee— don't you just, like, dread the. extreme—war. extreme heat in london? 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look, just just come from look, i've just just come from before gig, i was putting up before the gig, i was putting up a in the afternoon. it was. a tent in the afternoon. it was. it that's not it was hell. that's not a euphemism. it was. yeah, was. euphemism. it was. yeah, it was. there's there. there's no tent going up there. no real physical tent no it was a real physical tent and. yeah it was just torture. it like just sweat pouring it was like just sweat pouring down. are you kidding me? yeah, i'm camping this weekend. right? it's a nightmare. well, actually, you know what i'm doing. you put the tent up, then pack— doing. you put the tent up, then came back-london.- r:rtr 3 you put the tent up, then came back london. yeah rtrtr 3 you put the tent up, then came back london. yeah ' t came back into london. yeah and i came back into london. yeah and r-ane— came back into london. yeah and r-ane nrpnt— came back into london. yeah and i-the night-home.- came back into london. yeah and i the night home. cnn i stayed the night at home. cnn suckers. okay i stayed the night at home. cnn suckers . okay , well, that's the suckers. okay, well, that's the front— suckers. okay, well, that's the non pages— suckers. okay, well, that's the non page out— suckers. okay, well, that's the front pages out of— t. okay, well, that's the front pages out of the way and a bit front pages out of the way and a pn er— front pages out of the way and a bit of information— front pages out of the way and a bit of information about our paneuren— bit of information about our panellists in— bit of information about our panellists in the next session, going— panellists in the next session, going to— panellists in the next session, we're going to dig deeper with harry— we're going to dig deeper with harry ana— we're going to dig deeper with harry and meghan's empire eranpnnp— harry and meghan's empire eranpnnp .— harry and meghan's empire crumbling . nicola sturgeon harry and meghan's empire crumbltumbling.a sturgeon harry and meghan's empire crumbltumbling , sturgeon harry and meghan's empire crumbltumbling , andrgeon ratings tumbling, and headmasters that want some pranpnnp— headmasters that want some pranpnnp .— headmasters that want some grumbling . don't go away

was a kangaroo court. you're listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm leo welcome back to headliners. i'm rep tryatan— welcome back to headliners. i'm rep rryaaan. tn— welcome back to headliners. i'm leo fryston. i'm here— welcome back to headliners. i'm leo fryston. i'm here with josh howie and nick dixon and kicking things off in this section with the guardian and harry and meghan have broken up, but it's with spotify . oh, sad, sad

with spotify. oh, sad, sad tines.— with spotify. oh, sad, sad times. prince— with spotify. oh, sad, sad times. prince harry- ”a. oh, sad, sad times. prince harry and meghan's narn—nruren— times. prince harry and meghan's multi—million dollar deal with spenfy— multi—million dollar deal with spenryta— multi—million dollar deal with spanry re ena. — multi—million dollar deal with spotify to end. they got about eno— spotify to end. they got about eee—tney- spotify to end. they got about $20 _they made i spotify to end. they got about $20 _they made ai $20 dollars and they made a rearry— $20 dollars and they made a rearry papa— $20 dollars and they made a really good one— $20 dollars and they made a really good one show from that tnrnp. — really good one show from that tnrnp. se— really good one show from that rnrnp. so he— really good one show from that thing. so this is— really good one show from that thing. so this is supposedly nataar— thing. so this is supposedly mutual agreement and the duchess nape— mutual agreement and the duchess made a— mutual agreement and the duchess made a snow— mutual agreement and the duchess made a show called— mutual agreement and the duchess made a show called archetypes , made a show called archetypes, nnren— made a show called archetypes, wnren wa— made a show called archetypes, which was her— made a show called archetypes, which was her basically whining wnn— which was her basically whining win a— which was her basically whining win a banan— which was her basically whining with a bunch of— which was her basically whining with a bunch of rich women . with a bunch of rich women. wean. — with a bunch of rich women. wean. ana— with a bunch of rich women. yeah. and like,— with a bunch of rich women. yeah. and like, how tough their twee— yeah. and like, how tough their rwee were— yeah. and like, how tough their lives were and— yeah. and like, how tough their lives were and whatnot. �*vw�*rtcc lives were and whatnot. well, unen— lives were and whatnot. well, unen w— lives were and whatnot. well, risen to a— lives were and whatnot. well, listen to a bit— lives were and whatnot. well, listen to a bit of— lives were and whatnot. well, listen to a bit of a— lives were and whatnot. well, listen to a bit of a of a couple of them. and she know, she'd of them. and she you know, she'd have interesting have really interesting guests on serena williams on like i think serena williams and i can't remember who else and i can't remember who else and just they'd start and she just they'd start talking and she just in and talking and she just jump in and start about herself. start talking about herself. it's what did it's very much what i just did there. it so well. there. yes you did it so well. you . yeah, but they were going you. yeah, but they were going on about— you. yeah, but they were going on about nw— you. yeah, but they were going on about now this— you. yeah, but they were going on about now this is in the guardian— on about now this is in the guardian but— on about now this is in the guardian but it's quite i love new— guardian but it's quite i love new tney-re— guardian but it's quite i love how they're going that how they're sort of going that it's listeners— how they're sort of going that it's listeners flocking to her discussions— it's listeners flocking to her discussions-also- it's listeners flocking to her discussions also it says discussions and also it says nere— discussions and also it says nerelwae— discussions and also it says herelwas the— discussions and also it says herelwas the top- discussions and also it says here was the top podcast here it was the top podcast enane— here it was the top podcast enane rar— here it was the top podcast charts for in— here it was the top podcast charts for in a— here it was the top podcast charts for in a number of markete- — charts for in a number of markets. now— charts for in a number of markets. now that is what number is markets. now that is what number emera— markets. now that is what number remap-emery.- markets. now that is what number is-zero.-exactly. well- is that zero. well exactly. well area—nne - is that zero. well exactly. well area—nne re- is that zero. well exactly. well also—like is that. also but it's also like is that tney— also but it's also like is that tney-tney— also but it's also like is that they-they-aboutl they are they talking about narnper— they are they talking about number markets in just we're

number of markets in just we're talking— number of markets in just we're talking-countries- number of markets in just we're talking countries here talking about countries here wnnrn— talking about countries here wnnrn-preape- talking about countries here within groups within within age groups within nannies.— within age groups within dumfries. yeah exactly . it's dumfries. yeah exactly. it's just— dumfries. yeah exactly. it's just nne— dumfries. yeah exactly. it's war we we— dumfries. yeah exactly. it's just like it's such a ridiculous tnrnp— just like it's such a ridiculous rnrnp nee.— just like it's such a ridiculous rnrnp nere. n— just like it's such a ridiculous thing here. if it— just like it's such a ridiculous thing here. if it was a real hitr_ thing here. if it was a real nn. tney-a— thing here. if it was a real hit, they'd be— thing here. if it was a real hit, they'd be like, it's number rn— hit, they'd be like, it's number in we— hit, they'd be like, it's number one in the uk— hit, they'd be like, it's number one in the uk or— hit, they'd be like, it's number one in the uk or in anywhere. wean.— one in the uk or in anywhere. wean. sa— one in the uk or in anywhere. wean. so we— one in the uk or in anywhere. yeah. so the idea— one in the uk or in anywhere. yeah. so the idea the number of markete— yeah. so the idea the number of markets re— yeah. so the idea the number of markets is just— yeah. so the idea the number of markets is just hiding the fact it markets is just hiding the fact n prapapry— markets is just hiding the fact n prapapry r-n— markets is just hiding the fact it probably i'm sure it was pretty— it probably i'm sure it was perry-r— it probably i'm sure it was pretty-i think- it probably i'm sure it was pretty-i think the pretty big. i think most of the peapre— pretty big. i think most of the peapre wna— pretty big. i think most of the peapre wna-w- pretty big. i think most of the people who _to it- pretty big. i think most of the people who to it were people who listened to it were prapapry— probably journalists, people rnwewea— probably journalists, people involved - media - probably journalists, people involved media who just involved in the media who just wanted— involved in the media who just wanted _tidbits. - involved in the media who just wanted-tidbits. - involved in the media who just wanted tidbits. ' rt involved in the media who just. wanted-tidbits. andldon't wanted some tidbits. and i don't it million worth. well, it was $20 million worth. well, this the main thing, this is the main thing, of course, like course, is that it seems like a massive money. yeah. i massive waste of money. yeah. i mean, nick, massive waste of money. yeah. i wrew. y-e— massive waste of money. yeah. i mean, nick, you've got- mean, nick, you've got a eaeeeeerar— mean, nick, you've got a successful podcast. �*vw�*trttc rtrtr mean, nick, you've got a- successful podcast. what do you think that? oh, thanks. think of that? oh, thanks. i've got yeah well, i actually got to. yeah well, i actually wrote a for wrote a sort of a joke for satirical sort website satirical sort of website the other day, like a headline. and i saying spotify pay meghan i was saying spotify pay meghan 100 a podcast. 100 million not to do a podcast. and i thought it was a joke, but it i was prescient by it turns out i was prescient by about just about a week. this is just what's happening now. they're like, can just you like, can you just can you stop? and meghan and you know, meghan will probably like, probably style out and say like, sometimes powerful or sometimes silence is powerful or something like but as you something like that. but as you say, just talking like say, it's just not talking like she it wasn't she spoke over. guest it wasn't interesting podcast interesting on my podcast one of the i the most is i the praise i get the most is i

love just let the guests love how you just let the guests talk. like, that obvious? love how you just let the guests talk if.ike, that obvious? love how you just let the guests talk if you're that obvious? love how you just let the guests talk if you're like|at obvious? love how you just let the guests talk if you're like a: obvious? love how you just let the guests talk if you're like a massive? but if you're like a massive narcissist, really lazy. narcissist, i'm really lazy. well, it's so obvious you you ask good questions, them ask good questions, you let them talk. but that's how low the bar is and how narcissistic people are. but people don't want this stuff. they want joe rogan. they want want want truth. they want interesting, controversial stuff. some woke stuff. they don't want some woke narcissist dribbling on. well, this she here. this is what she says here. sorry. she says their company nneeren— sorry. she says their company re— sorry. she says their company mission is spotlights, diverse perepeenwee— mission is spotlights, diverse. perspectives _ builds perspectives and voices, builds eannanrty— community through shared eperene— community through shared epenee— community through shared experie. that— community through shared experie. that sounds like values. that sounds like headliners— values. that sounds like headliners me . values. that sounds like- headlinerslme. thatjust headliners to me. thatjust spanne— headliners to me. that just sounds like every echr departments slogan departments like slogan statement means nothing statement. it's a meaningless thing and all that stuff . i thing and all that stuff. i mean, virtue signalling people like virtue public, like to virtue signal in public, but in gym or but when you're in the gym or whatever and you've got your headphones want headphones in, you don't want to listen to three long listen to some three hour long virtue signalling whinge bag. and know what actually would and you know what actually would work. — and you know what actually would warn—anal work, though? weirdly harry and wepnan—tnerri meghan like talking about their aeneenee— meghan like talking about their domestics—like. domestics and like harry like saying— domestics and like harry like eayrnp-arwaye— domestics and like harry like saying always push me saying you always push me around— saying you always push me around._like| saying you always push me. around._like that saying you always push me. arouncbe_like that saying you always push me arouncbe amazing. like that saying you always push me arouncbe amazing. i like that saying you always push me arouncbe amazing. i mean,hat saying you always push me arouncbe amazing. i mean, why would be amazing. i mean, why did would be amazing. i mean, why are yea— would be amazing. i mean, why are you no— would be amazing. i mean, why did you do that— would be amazing. i mean, why did you do that yesterday? i wink— did you do that yesterday? i think-should— did you do that yesterday? i think-should write- did you do that yesterday? i think-should write an. did you do that yesterday? i think should write an auto think you should write an auto biography. think they think you should write an auto biogrtoty. think they think you should write an auto biogrto consider< they think you should write an auto biogrto consider< a�*iey want to consider making a documentary maybe one of documentary and maybe for one of the . yeah,

the streaming services. yeah, that might i nick that might be a i think nick nick's something here. i nick's on to something here. i mean, could actually have mean, if we could actually have p...— mean, if we could actually have we tootage — mean, if we could actually have live footage - inside - mean, if we could actually have live footage inside the live footage from inside the nonse— live footage from inside the house-she's- live footage from inside the. house-she's-him house while she's hitting him wttn— house while she's hitting him wttn-pan— house while she's hitting him wttn-pan .- house while she's hitting him with pan, i would. i with a frying pan, i would. i wowe— with a frying pan, i would. i woata-tn— with a frying pan, i would. i would-in and- with a frying pan, i would. i would in and watch. cit" would tune in and watch. oh, tast— would tune in and watch. oh, just manipulating,— would tune in and watch. oh, just manipulating, like, just couples therapy with harry and meghan. that's good meghan. come on. that's a good podcast. but podcast. yeah, it's awful, but it's good. moving on. it's good. yeah. moving on. we've daily meal with we've got the daily meal with wnat-e— we've got the daily meal with what's racist— we've got the daily meal with what's racist today. even what's racist today. today, even in what's racist today. today, even tn somerset.— what's racist today. today, even in somerset, police are racist. wret— in somerset, police are racist. wtet wean.— in somerset, police are racist. nick yeah, this— in somerset, police are racist. nick yeah, this was yesterday . nick yeah, this was yesterday. yesr_ nick yeah, this was yesterday. wee. true. — nick yeah, this was yesterday. wee. true. so— nick yeah, this was yesterday. yes, true. so this— nick yeah, this was yesterday. yes, true. so this is— nick yeah, this was yesterday. yes, true. so this is a- nick yeah, this was yesterday. yes, true. so this is a shocking story. it's trending on twitter. so frontline officers, officers hit after their own chief hit out after their own chief constable says force is institutionally racist. and this was crew . avon and was sarah crew. avon and somerset police force. as you say, seen the say, i'm sure you've seen the clip, said. i don't think clip, she said. i don't think not a racist is good not being a racist is good enough and also enough anymore. and she also said institutionally said we are institutionally racist. pointing racist. and some people pointing out, resign out, well, why didn't you resign then? one the then? which is one thing the leader the institute. yeah. leader of the institute. yeah. why are you being so racist? but i of course, actually agree with this. they are institutionally racist against white people. like institutions , like so many institutions, cheshire police were successfully sued in 2019 for discriminating. a man who was a straight white male who they said an ideal candidate but

said was an ideal candidate but didn't get the job purely because of his immutable characteristics. he wanted to go into like his into the police force like his father, couldn't. and he father, and he couldn't. and he won tribunal won an employment tribunal proving some of the police proving that some of the police are actually racist against white people. this reminds me of when of england sort when the church of england sort of rid of calvin of semi got rid of calvin robinson . certainly up robinson. he certainly ended up leaving. were saying to leaving. and they were saying to him, we're institutionally racist. and he is a black person was no, not. it's was saying, no, you're not. it's the most bizarre white middle class people saying, no, we are. it's like weird it's like a weird self flagellation. so are flagellation. so but they are institutionally— g rtr“ so but they are institutionally against institutionally racist against wntte— institutionally racist against. wntte—ateo white people. but you're also agreeing— white people. but you're also agreetnp tnat— white people. but you're also agreeing that they're institutionally racist against ttaet— institutionally racist against. ttaet—tnow. institutionally racist against. blacreally_know. institutionally racist against. blac really . i'm-know. institutionally racist against blac ”can, i'm saying |ts institutionally racist against blac ”can, i'm saying it's kind not really. i'm saying it's kind of so— not really. i'm saying it's kind of so your— not really. i'm saying it's kind of so your your— \»»::». can» i'm saying it's kind of so your your example. \wt». item,» i'm saying it's kind of so your your example. well, rm — of so your your example. well, rm _tm— of so your your example. well, i'm-bit which-a- of so your your example. well, i'm bit which a good i'm being a bit which is a good exam...— i'm being a bit which is a good exam... is— i'm being a bit which is a good example is also— i'm being a bit which is a good example is also when there are other—you-rel other things here where you're six-more-to- other things here where you're six-more-to be. six times more likely to be stopped— six times more likely to be stopped searched if you're stopped and searched if you're m...— stopped and searched if you're black heritage— stopped and searched if you're black heritage that that black heritage in that in that pence— black heritage in that in that pence-but— black heritage in that in that police-but that- black heritage in that in that police but that suggests black heritage in that in that policeyou're but that suggests black heritage in that in that policeyou're looking suggests black heritage in that in that policeyou're looking atrggests black heritage in that in that policeyou're looking at i gests black heritage in that in that policeyou're looking at i mean, but if you're looking at i mean, the eee— but if you're looking at i mean, the sort of— but if you're looking at i mean, the sort of demographic acas thee— the sort of demographic acas that eehhtt— the sort of demographic acas that commit more crime, this is the htehteh. — that commit more crime, this is the problem. : t the problem. i worked in criminal intelligence london criminal intelligence in london and the problem. if you and this is the problem. if you if target if you don't target certain demographics commit demographics that are commit more crime, you're actually doing that community a

disservice because you're not deaung disservice because you're not dealing problem that . dealing with the problem that. but is it six times more likely 7 but is it six times more likely elheth— but is it six times more likely elheth-ttee— but is it six times more likely .7 mean also there are some .7 i mean and also there are some mete-profite— .7 i mean and also there are some more-profile cases- ? i mean and also there are some more-profile cases of- .7 i mean and also there are some more profile cases of there more high profile cases of there the— more high profile cases of there the guy— more high profile cases of there the guy the— more high profile cases of there was the guy two years ago who a youth— was the guy two years ago who was a youth worker who was like in was a youth worker who was like th the— was a youth worker who was like th the tree— was a youth worker who was like in the area. he's— was a youth worker who was like in the area. he's like a bit of a in the area. he's like a bit of t h...— in the area. he's like a bit of a hero, really.— in the area. he's like a bit of a hero, really. and he was like attested.— a hero, really. and he was like arrested. like— a hero, really. and he was like arrested. like it— a hero, really. and he was like arrested. like it was the whole thhg— arrested. like it was the whole thhg wee— arrested. like it was the whole thhg thet— arrested. like it was the whole thing was just mental. \wt» e?“ thing was just mental. no, i can understand— thing was just mental. no, i can understand ht— thing was just mental. no, i can understand if you're repeatedly stopped and searched and you've you've done nothing wrong. i mean, to be. yeah, mean, it's got to be. yeah, yeah. that must- mean, it's got to be. yeah, yeah. that must be- t . gt. yeah, yeah. that must be awful. i tetttty— yeah. that must be awful. i totally sympathise with that. ant—the | totally sympathise with that.. ant—the you and at the same time, like you say,— and at the same time, like you sayt-adually_ and at the same time, like you say,-actually-livesl say, it can actually save lives of say, it can actually save lives et-theee— say, it can actually save lives- of-those communities. of people in those communities. it's of people in those communities. hat—hut— of people in those communities. tt-s—hut yeah.- it's a tricky one. but yeah, there's thing here where it there's a thing here where it says, but they're saying that the, the rank the, the actual, the rank and file, the representatives were basically saying that this is it potentially drives a wedge between members between its members and communities and just communities. and i'm just thinking, , i think also thinking, yeah, i think also being institutionally racist would do that whatever. so would do that or whatever. so it's like you're if you do, if you don't . well, they're you don't. well, they're concerned— you don't. well, they're concerned that - »:t»“ . well, they're concerned that it's virtue etghetthg— concerned that it's virtue signalling they the phrase signalling they use the phrase this signalling they use the phrase the—tethe- this guy from the police federation— this guy from the police federation be federation and that would be ehheyhg. — federation and that would be annoying. _think- federation and that would be annoying. think you're annoying. if you think you're doing— annoying. if you think you're tethg—hetl doing your best, you're not a teetet. — doing your best, you're not a teetet. _t— doing your best, you're not a racist.-a normal- racist. you're a normal police officer.— racist. you're a normal police officer.-leader- racist. you're a normal police.

officer. _leader comes officer. then your leader comes out officer. then your leader comes eut ent— officer. then your leader comes out ant-were— officer. then your leader comes out and-we're all- officer. then your leader comes out and we're all so out and says, we're all so hast,— out and says, we're all so hast-he- out and says, we're all so racist,-be very- racist, it must be very frustrating. - racist, it must be very frustrating. racist, it must be very- frustrating. _they get on frustrating. then they get on with murdering women. well, well, was that was well, i mean, that was that was one it wasn't even in one card, but it wasn't even in somerset police. but mean, somerset police. but i mean, i thht— somerset police. but i mean, i thhtlthht— somerset police. but i mean, i thinkithink you've— somerset police. but i mean, i thinkithink you've got- »t.»t; but i mean, i think think you've got you've think i think you've got you've got think i think you've got you've get a— think i think you've got you've get a heht. — think i think you've got you've get a heht. .— think i think you've got you've got a point. i mean, the whole think i think you've got you've got eofoint. i mean, the whole think i think you've got you've got {of institutional the whole think i think you've got you've got {of institutional racism |ole think i think you've got you've got {of institutional racism ise idea of institutional racism is you—tgthet- idea of institutional racism is you—tgthet ht- you can't argue against it because— you can't argue against it because-not- you can't argue against it because not individuals because it's not individuals eemmttthe— because it's not individuals- committing,-objective, committing, you know, objective, epeettte—tt-e- specific acts of racism. it's thet— specific acts of racism. it's. just—stones just imbued within the stones ent— just imbued within the stones and the— just imbued within the stones and the values— just imbued within the stones and the values of the it's a bit too— and the values of the it's a bit too thee— and the values of the it's a bit toe thee to— and the values of the it's a bit too close to critical race theory,— too close to critical race theory, that— too close to critical race theory, that sort of suggests you-te— theory, that sort of suggests you're inherently evil for being a you're inherently evil for being t the— you're inherently evil for being a white person. _ you're inherently evil for being a white person. ' »: you're inherently evil for being a white person. '»: you're inherently evil for being a .»t».te person. “n: you're inherently evil for being a person. “n: you're inherently evil for being a ' »: you're inherently evil for being a lot of people hear when they hear now, at one hear that. now, maybe at one time a legitimate, you time it was a legitimate, you know, term, not sure it know, term, but i'm not sure it is yeah, moving on, is anymore. yeah, moving on, we've got the telegraph and scots decided they scots have finally decided they don't sturgeon. don't like nicola sturgeon. what long? josh what took them so long? josh tethe— what took them so long? josh heme-wett- what took them so long? josh i howie _well,-moved howie indeed. well, you moved down numbers a down here, skewed the numbers a little only four little bit. there's only four of you aren't they? you up there, aren't they? nicola sturgeon's approval ratings zero, so this ratings fall below zero, so this is interesting. i'm, you know, i don't is interesting. i'm, you know, i dont be is interesting. i'm, you know, i don't be some sort of don't claim to be some sort of genius anything means. genius or anything by any means. i did not know that approval ratings meant that was ratings meant that it was actually people ratings meant that it was actu are people ratings meant that it was actu are pro people ratings meant that it was actu are pro and people ratings meant that it was actu are pro and the people)le ratings meant that it was actu are pro and the people who who are pro and the people who are against that person or have positive feelings, negative

feelings, work out feelings, and then they work out the the two. the difference between the two. and gone to minus. and it's now gone down to minus. i was just i just assumed it was just people hated her or people who hated her or whatever. you you whatever. but you know, you factor it all in. so she's gone whatever. but you know, you fao she's gone whatever. but you know, you fa

still going to say she's trustworthy? - still going to say she's trustworthy? a still going to say she's- trustworthy? _a certain still going to say she's- trustwo of y? _a certain still going to say she's trustwo of scottish a certain still going to say she's trustwo of scottish societytain section of scottish society teeth,— section of scottish society really, really— section of scottish society really, really hates the english thet— really, really hates the english and teeth,— really, really hates the english and really, really— really, really hates the english and really, really wants independence. t independence. i mean, they appeal base xenophobia appeal to that base xenophobia that other nationalist parties do. but for some reason in scotland it's seen as a positive thing as opposed to a negative thing. do you think that it is hteteethg— thing. do you think that it is interesting to— thing. do you think that it is interesting to see— g do you think that it is interesting to see how the peehte— interesting to see how the teeth whe— interesting to see how the people who are- interesting to see how the people who are big sturgeon interesting to see how the peopithe ho are big sturgeon interesting to see how the peopithe bigire big sturgeon interesting to see how the peopithe big people sturgeon interesting to see how the peopithe big people who eon interesting to see how the peopithe big people who are big fans, the big people who are big eerhyhttee— fans, the big people who are big corbynites, _who i fans, the big people who are big eeththuhh—whel fans, the big people who are big corbjtrump, the who fans, the big people who are big corbjtrump, the people who ho fans, the big people who are big corbjtrump, the people who love love trump, the people who love tehheeh— love trump, the people who love tehheehltt-e— love trump, the people who love johnson i it's .they - love trump, the people who love johnson it's they do johnson, it's like they can do no johnson, it's like they can do he-veth— johnson, it's like they can do no yeah, whatever no wrong. yeah, whatever happene— no wrong. yeah, whatever happene-theyl happens, whatever they can be tethe— happens, whatever they can be hunt-thew,— happens, whatever they can be found, - know, with - found, you know, with a eehhehth— found, you know, with a campervan, maybe had campervan, maybe that had eemethhg— campervan, maybe that had something-with- campervan, maybe that had something with it. all i something to do with it. all i thew— something to do with it. all i thew-thet— something to do with it. all i know-that-old- something to do with it. all i- knowlthat-old mother know is that the poor old mother in know is that the poor old mother th taw— know is that the poor old mother th the he— know is that the poor old mother th the he het— know is that the poor old mother in law is not going— know is that the poor old mother in law is not going to be going away— in law is not going to be going they the— in law is not going to be going away this summer. yeah and by the-impounded- away this summer. yeah and by the impounded and use the way, it's impounded and use of the way, it's impounded and use et-hetetthty— of is still incredibly unpopular. minus ten. unpopular. he got minus ten. kate two. why? kate forbes on plus two. why? why kate forbes? why wasn't it kate forbes? people actually like her. yeah, but she went people actually like her. yeah, but she-went against- people actually like her. yeah, but she .went against the. but she she went against the she— but she she went against thej shh-e—veth. snp's gender ideology. yeah. yeah—the- snp's gender ideology. yeah.| yeah,_the things yeah, i know. and the things that—them- yeah, i know. and the things. that—them down. that really brought them down. but that really brought them down. hut-ht— that really brought them down. hut-ht wee— but all right. it was a rhetorical— but all right. it was a rhetorical question . well, i rhetorical question. well, i answered anyway . the answered it anyway. the teteghph— answered it anyway. the telegraph teaching telegraph has a teaching teetettht— telegraph has a teaching assistant sacked for questioning the tettgteh— assistant sacked for questioning the tettgteh et— assistant sacked for questioning the religion of our— assistant sacked for questioning the religion of our times and we thet— the religion of our times and we twet hehttehet— the religion of our times and we just mentioned it— the religion of our times and we just mentioned it gender tteetegw — just mentioned it gender

ideology. but— just mentioned it gender ideology. but apparently she was thet— ideology. but apparently she was fired unlawfully. _ ideology. but apparently she was fired unlawfully. \» »txé ideology. but apparently she was fired unlawfully. \» »t.< “tat: . fired unlawfully. nick yes, it's actually win. so christian actually a win. so christian school sacked school worker wrongly sacked for her beliefs . this is her transgender beliefs. this is kristie was dismissed kristie higgs, 46, was dismissed for gross misconduct. farmer school in fairford, gloucestershire and in 2019. and she posted some things criticising some of the books they were showing children, including my princess boy. and you can imagine classic absolute stone coal. it's up there with cs lewis and she said, we say again , this is a vicious form of again, this is a vicious form of totalitarianism aimed at suppressing christianity and removing it from the public arena. and that's exactly what it wokeness you it is. wokeness whatever you want call and want to call it. and christianity collision christianity are on a collision course are course because they are opposites. tribunal, not opposites. so the tribunal, not the england . well, the church of england. well, that's point, actually. that's a good point, actually. and religions well. and and other religions as well. and weweheh-het- we've seen in america pehtewtettw— we've seen in america particularly muslims particularly some muslims have teen— particularly some muslims have been the— particularly some muslims have been the parents— particularly some muslims have been the parents actually confronting _ been the parents actually confronting the gender ideology in confronting the gender ideology th eeheete — confronting the gender ideology in schools, because i mean, i gweee— in schools, because i mean, i gweee .— in schools, because i mean, i gweee t gweee— in schools, because i mean, i gweee t gweee t— in schools, because i mean, i guess i guess a lot of christian patente— guess i guess a lot of christian hetehte teet— guess i guess a lot of christian parents feel to— guess i guess a lot of christian parents feel to too— guess i guess a lot of christian parents feel to too afraid to. ateetwtetw— parents feel to too afraid to. ateetwtetw .— parents feel to too afraid to. absolutely . and— parents feel to too afraid to. absolutely . and just- parents feel to too afraid to. absolutely . and just to- parents feel to too afraid to. absolutely . and just to finish absolutely. and just to finish the factual side of it, the original tribunal in 2020 concluded that her religion was a characteristic, but a protected characteristic, but somehow she still it was

somehow she was she still it was still lawful to have dismissed her. but that's been overturned by this london tribunal. so the big question is, was she sacked for a christian, which is for being a christian, which is protected the equality act for being a christian, which is pthoughi the equality act for being a christian, which is pthoughi wouldn't|uality act for being a christian, which is pthoughi wouldn't know act for being a christian, which is pthoughi wouldn't know it ct , though you wouldn't know it sometimes just the way sometimes or was it just the way she said it? yes exactly. they're it was the they're saying it was the tehgwege— they're saying it was the language that- they're saying it was the language that she used in her teete— language that she used in her mete-trench— language that she used in her posts. french, right. but posts. it was french, right. but i posts. it was french, right. but . heh— posts. it was french, right. but i mean, either— posts. it was french, right. but i mean, either either way, i ht— i mean, either either way, i tt ehe-e— i mean, either either way, i mean, if she's sacked out heeewee— mean, if she's sacked out because she's— mean, if she's sacked out because she's christian, she's got— because she's christian, she's get chhetteh— because she's christian, she's got christian beliefs or if ehe-e— got christian beliefs or if she's sacked _ got christian beliefs or if she's sacked because she's she's got she's sacked because she's she's get tehhtet— she's sacked because she's she's got feminist beliefs. t got feminist beliefs. i mean, peepte— got feminist beliefs. i mean, people should free speech. people shouldn't be for, people shouldn't be sacked for, you basic you know, sort of basic biological, know , for biological, you know, for opinions years ago opinions that a few years ago wouldn't have been controversial in the least. no, exactly. yeah. and so but then t \wa» yeah. and so but then it says, in the least. no, exactly. - yeah. and so but then it says, i the— yeah. and so but then it says, i mean, the-here-inl mean, the justice here says in twtwe— mean, the justice here says in future hearings,— mean, the justice here says in future hearings, what future hearings, that's what they— future hearings, that's what thew—hut- future hearings, that's what thew—hut soi future hearings, that's what- thew—hwt ee t-h they have to decide. but so i'm hehhg— they have to decide. but so i'm hehhg-weh- hoping that she's won but it eewhet— hoping that she's won but it eewhte-hew— hoping that she's won but it sounds-may be- hoping that she's won but it sounds may be ongoing. sounds like it may be ongoing. etew. — sounds like it may be ongoing. okay- wett— sounds like it may be ongoing. okay. well, moving- sounds like it may be ongoing. okay. �*fw�*»t;.. g »t»t sounds like it may be ongoing. okay. g gt. okay. well, moving on. we've got the time is now school the time is now and school headmasters the headmasters want to teach the four reading , writing, four r's. now reading, writing, arithmetic and arguing josh howie. very good free speech. a majo— howie. very good free speech. a major concern for— »t; very good free speech. a major concern for schools. head teeehete— major concern for schools. head teeehete wetn—

major concern for schools. head teeehete .— major concern for schools. head teachers warn . so— major concern for schools. head teachers warn . so this is teachers warn. so this is a conference with- teachers warn. so this is a conference with a bunch of a tenth— conference with a bunch of a tenth et— conference with a bunch of a bunch of head— conference with a bunch of a bunch of head teachers and thew-we— bunch of head teachers and thew-we eehe— bunch of head teachers and they've come together and they eett — they've come together and they eett thet— they've come together and they eett thet thew— they've come together and they said that they need to get to the— said that they need to get to the students— said that they need to get to the students early, basically hetete— the students early, basically hetete thew— the students early, basically before they go— the students early, basically before they go to university heeewee— before they go to university heeewee te— before they go to university because is what— before they go to university because is what students can't te— because is what students can't te te— because is what students can't te te te— because is what students can't seem to do is what we're talking ehewt— seem to do is what we're talking ehewt te— seem to do is what we're talking about is listen— seem to do is what we're talking about is listen to— seem to do is what we're talking about is listen to other people the— about is listen to other people the teen— about is listen to other people the tteteh te— about is listen to other people and listen to views that they theegee— and listen to views that they disagree without _ and listen to views that they disagree without without ehwtthg— disagree without without shutting them down. so if you teeth— shutting them down. so if you can teach them— shutting them down. so if you can teach them critical thinking and can teach them critical thinking the wee— can teach them critical thinking and thee te— can teach them critical thinking and also to sort— can teach them critical thinking and also to sort of— can teach them critical thinking and also to sort of argue in a gette— and also to sort of argue in a polite manner,— and also to sort of argue in a polite manner, just like we three— polite manner, just like we thee te— polite manner, just like we three do here,— polite manner, just like we three do here, not all, of course . some- three do here, not all, of course . some nights like it course. some nights like it teeehte— course. some nights like it teeehte ht— course. some nights like it depends if we— course. some nights like it depends if we had a coffee or het— depends if we had a coffee or net. hew— depends if we had a coffee or not. how much— depends if we had a coffee or not. how much sleep are you teethg— not. how much sleep are you teethg et— not. how much sleep are you teethg at he— not. how much sleep are you looking at me like that ? but looking at me like that? but tehtght— looking at me like that? but tehtght whee— looking at me like that? but tonight we're being very ehteehte— tonight we're being very amicable and. but it is true. yew— amicable and. but it is true. wew heet— amicable and. but it is true. wew heet te— amicable and. but it is true. you need to teach these things eetttet— you need to teach these things earlier amongst— you need to teach these things earlier amongst of other life etttte— earlier amongst of other life etttte ehe— earlier amongst of other life skills and whatnot. and then when— skills and whatnot. and then when thew— skills and whatnot. and then when they ge— skills and whatnot. and then when they go off to the university,— when they go off to the university, they're not going to thee— university, they're not going to theh heate— university, they're not going to their heads aren't— university, they're not going to their heads aren't going to explode— their heads aren't going to explode because their heads aren't going to- explode because-says explode because someone says eehethhg— explode because someone says somethingllike._ explode because someone says something like. yeah, that's particularly like. yeah, that's the particularly like. yeah, that'si the—interesting particularly like. yeah, that'si th no_interesting particularly like. yeah, that'si th no ,_interesting particularly like. yeah, that's th no , no, interesting particularly like. yeah, that's th no , no, stop interesting particularly like. yeah, that's th no , no, stop lookingasting particularly like. yeah, that's th no , no, stop looking ating particularly like. yeah, that's th no , no, stop looking at me, is no, no, stop looking at me, wherew— is no, no, stop looking at me, ahttew dewe— is no, no, stop looking at me, andrew doyle said on my podcast

the ether— andrew doyle said on my podcast the ether tew — andrew doyle said on my podcast the other day. since— andrew doyle said on my podcast the other day. »twt andrew doyle said on my podcast the other day. i»:t ht the other day. since you were kind enough to bring it up, he made a great point. he said that free speech doesn't come naturally to us. of course it naturally to us. so of course it does taught to does need to be taught to children how you debate as children and how you debate as well. my only concern know well. my only concern i know sort are well. my only concern i know sort common are well. my only concern i know sort common even are well. my only concern i know sort common even private more common even in private schools. concern here is schools. but my concern here is this is a private school and a grammar school this. and grammar school doing this. and i'm worried that comprehensives will and not will get left behind and not learn debating techniques learn these debating techniques because, when it because, you know, maybe when it turns, i hope will, turns, which i hope it will, i hope comprehensives won't hope that comprehensives won't be the woke be the ones left with the woke thinking and thinking because it's lazy and atrophies your mind. do you think maybe comprehensives are already are already you know, the kids are all i mean i went to a comprehensive and were maybe comprehensive and we were maybe a of ready to a bit more sort of ready to argue anyway than you know. i hope so, kids. i hope but hope so, kids. i hope so. but i worry that don't learn these worry that we don't learn these kind things, you know, in kind of things, you know, in posh you like who posh schools, you learn like who the and you debate the cabinet are and you debate and you of prime your and you you sort of prime your school. you've made a cabinet. teth—the- school. you've made a cabinet. teth—the te- yeah, exactly. i mean, this is my cliche. got no idea what my cliche. i've got no idea what they're like. but my they're actually like. but in my from understand, josh, from what i understand, josh, there's of dodgy stuff there's a lot of dodgy stuff goes on, but they're sort of primed know, primed to be leaders. you know, you apparently you told about eton, apparently you told about eton, apparently

you the you told everyone in the cabinet, debate. cabinet, you learn to debate. you're the future you're primed to be the future leader. do you see the eton teeter?— leader. do you see the eton teetew-ett— leader. do you see the eton leader?-all-teacher leader. do you see the eton- leader?-all-teacher the leader? they all the teacher the ether— leader? they all the teacher the ether-teet— leader? they all the teacher the ether-teet-he- leader? they all the teacher the other-just-he was- other day just said he was a ehehet— other day just said he was a shamed what— other day just said he was a shamed what all his pupils have tene— shamed what all his pupils have tehe-eeuhttw — shamed what all his pupils have done _country. well- shamed what all his pupils have done country. well there done to the country. well there is done to the country. well there te-veeh.— done to the country. well there te-veeh. okay-- done to the country. well there is-yeah. okay. well,- done to the country. well therej is-yeah. okay. well, join is that. yeah. okay. well, join us next section for covid us in the next section for covid secrets revealed. the wix boss who said feminists aren't welcome in his stores. and why esg is making the whole world go woke and broke. see you in a woke and go broke. see you in a couple

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through until .— keeping you company right through until . seven t through until. seven welcome teet— through until. seven welcome tech te— through until. seven welcome back to headliners , kicking off back to headliners, kicking off this section with the telegraph and america's intelligence services are going to reveal all about covid. are you looking forward to all those conspiracy theories coming true? nick yes, i'm sure it will— theories coming true? nick yes, i'm sure it will all— theories coming true? nick yes, i'm sure it will all come- i.»t»t g .h..»t7 nick yes, i'm sure it will all come out in a i'm sure it will all come out in etetettw— i'm sure it will all come out in a totally honest— i'm sure it will all come out in a totally honest way. maybe it we — a totally honest way. maybe it we -eee. — a totally honest way. maybe it wttt-eee. se— a totally honest way. maybe it will.-see. so it's- a totally honest way. maybe it will. see. so it's three will. let's see. so it's three thhge— will. let's see. so it's three things-watch _ things to watch as us intelligence- things to watch as us intelligence prepares for covid lab intelligence prepares for covid tee—thewhe i lab leak reveal. and they're eewhg— lab leak reveal. and they're eewhg he— lab leak reveal. and they're saying no later— lab leak reveal. and they're saying no later than sunday, ahehee-e— saying no later than sunday, america's director national america's director of national htetttgehee— intelligence must make public all intelligence must make public eth—etethg- intelligence must make public all—relating to- intelligence must make public all relating to the all information relating to the ehghe— all information relating to the origins-covid— all information relating to the origins covid and when origins of covid 19. and when they— origins of covid 19. and when they teth— origins of covid 19. and when they teth-the — origins of covid 19. and when they talk the three they talk about the three thhge— they talk about the three things, they're pitting things, well, they're pitting the things, well, they're pitting. the—eeeetehttw the zenati, who are apparently the zenati, who are apparently the-et— the zenati, who are apparently the-eh het— the zenati, who are apparently the-of bat people- the zenati, who are apparently the of bat people ever the sort of bat people i've ever heart— the sort of bat people i've ever heard—before. - heard this phrase before. they're— heard this phrase before. thew-e the.— heard this phrase before. they're like, they- heard this phrase before. they're like, they keep on using it like should all know it here like we should all know about it's obvious. about it. like, it's obvious. i knew — about it. like, it's obvious. i knew we— about it. like, it's obvious. i know. it's-hey,- about it. like, it's obvious. i know. it's- hey, the - know. it's like, hey, the zanatti, it to be like zanatti, it seems to be like a bad pun on illuminati. i don't know. is it? i don't know.- jett»: j».t i don't know. is it? i don't know. it eete— know. is it? i don't know. it eete e— know. is it? i don't know. it sounds a bit— know. is it? i don't know. it sounds a bit like- know. is it? i don't know. it sounds a bit like soup from sci fi. sounds a bit like soup from sci thlhewe— sounds a bit like soup from sci thlhewe he— sounds a bit like soup from sci fi.ihave no idea— sounds a bit like soup from sci fi. have no idea what it's fi. i have no idea what it's meant— fi. i have no idea what it's meant-hut- fi. i have no idea what it's meant but they're meant to be, but they're the bat eeehte— meant to be, but they're the bat eeeete-thht— meant to be, but they're the bat people .think _froml people who think it came from a het— people who think it came from a hat. heeteettw— people who think it came from a bat. basically broadly. and it's the tee— bat. basically broadly. and it's the hat teth.— bat. basically broadly. and it's the lab leak. people the the lab leak. people on the ether— the lab leak. people on the other—three. the lab leak. people on the- other_three things other side. and the three things thew-te— other side. and the three things they're tetthg— other side. and the three things they're talking about are heeteettw— basically whether the chinese heehte-e— people's liberation army was hwetwet.— people's liberation army was. involved._there involved. right? whether there

was involved. right? whether there weeteeee—ehl was gain of function research going—i- was gain of function research gehg—t hete- was gain of function research gehg—t hewe hwl was gain of function research- gehg—t have my going on in 2019. i have my own theughte— going on in 2019. i have my own theughte eh— going on in 2019. i have my own thoughts on-and_ going on in 2019. i have my own thoughts on and whether thoughts on that and whether the researchers-2019 - thoughts on that and whether the researchers 2019 and researchers fell ill in 2019 and whether— researchers fell ill in 2019 and whether er— researchers fell ill in 2019 and whether or-the_ researchers fell ill in 2019 and whether or the three whether or not the first three eeeete—threel people yeah, the first three eeeete— people yeah, the first three eeeeteleert— people yeah, the first three people, sort patient zero people, the sort of patient zero eeeete— people, the sort of patient zero eeeete-the- people. so that's the big tehete— people. so that's the big tehete-t— people. so that's the big debate. i know people. so that's the big debate.-i know side debate. and i know which side the— debate. and i know which side the eh— debate. and i know which side the eh-eh— debate. and i know which side the eh-eh the— debate. and i know which side i'm on.-on the lab- debate. and i know which side i'm on. on the lab leak side i'm on. i'm on the lab leak side rhehtw— mainly because it was eugereeeet. - mainly because it was suppressed. and suppressed. right? and we wereht— suppressed. right? and we wereh-t—ttl weren't allowed to say it for egee— weren't allowed to say it for age, whteh— weren't allowed to say it for ages, which tends to make me eeehteteue— ages, which tends to make me suspicious. you— ages, which tends to make me suspicious. you know, everyone wee—thhge- was shut down. things were banned— was shut down. things were banned-down. i was shut down. things werei banned-down. and banned and taken down. and then euttehtw— banned and taken down. and then euttttrtw— banned and taken down. and then eutttt ehe— banned and taken down. and then suddit and suddenly we were said it and suddenly we were ettewet—tt- said it and suddenly we were allowed—it. but| allowed to talk about it. but for allowed to talk about it. but her-we— allowed to talk about it. but for-we weren't- allowed to talk about it. but for we weren't allowed to for ages we weren't allowed to say— for ages we weren't allowed to eat that. — for ages we weren't allowed to eew that. the— for ages we weren't allowed to say that. the lab,— for ages we weren't allowed to say that. the lab, the sorry, the— say that. the lab, the sorry, the-mew— say that. the lab, the sorry, the-may-come. say that. the lab, the sorry,- the-may-come from the virus may have come from the three— the virus may have come from the whee-veh— the virus may have come from the virus-yeah,-but- virus lab. yeah, strangely. but whet-e— virus lab. yeah, strangely. but what's interesting about this is thet— what's interesting about this is that-heeeet- what's interesting about this is that-eeeeet hw- what's interesting about this is that-passed by a- what's interesting about this is that passed by a us that this law passed by a us cehgreee— that this law passed by a us cehgreee te— that this law passed by a us congress is actually it's like teth— congress is actually it's like teth-went— congress is actually it's like teth-weht-gel both sides want this to go threugh. — both sides want this to go through. .want- both sides want this to go through. both sides want this to go- through. .want this because through. they want this because the was so nasty. they the senate was so nasty. they they want to go see there is nothing. yeah. like and whatever. so everybody's excited to have their particular theories proved for me the most important thing is if it is the case that there is definitive proof out there or 98% or whatever likelihood that it did come from this lab, as it seems to be more and more getting to that, what are we as? and i see

we as humanity motty going to do about it. yeah because millions of people have died. economies have been destroyed. not just people from the virus and is are people from the virus and is are people going to be held accountable? well, are you going to accountable? well, are you going te terheht— accountable? well, are you going to demand reparations— it 7 well, are you going to demand reparations from the cerhrhuhtet— to demand reparations from the communist party? i want some cheep— communist party? i want some cheap walkmans. are they communist party? t are they not cheap walkmans. are they not cheep— cheap walkmans. are they not eheee eheugh— cheap walkmans. are they not cheap enough already?- t are they not cheap enough already? and it's not cheap enough already? and it's net-the— cheap enough already? and it's net-tthe-e- cheap enough already? and it's not-time-a virus. not the first time that a virus of not the first time that a virus et-eert— not the first time that a virus et-eert hee— not the first time that a virus of sort has leaked from of this sort has leaked from a tee.— of this sort has leaked from a tee. se— of this sort has leaked from a tee. se h— of this sort has leaked from a lab. so in 1977,— of this sort has leaked from a lab. so in 1977, the russian flu eehterhte— lab. so in 1977, the russian flu pandemic _from - lab. so in 1977, the russian flu pandemic from from a lab, pandemic leaked from from a lab, eeeerthg— pandemic leaked from from a lab, eeeerthg te— pandemic leaked from from a lab, according to this,— pandemic leaked from from a lab, according to this, which i teth-t— according to this, which i didn't know— according to this, which i didn't know about. it's a shame it's didn't know about. it's a shame tt-e teteh— didn't know about. it's a shame tt-e teteh ee— didn't know about. it's a shame it's taken so long.— didn't know about. it's a shame it's taken so long. nearly 1300 tewe— it's taken so long. nearly 1300 tewe ter— it's taken so long. nearly 1300 days for these— it's taken so long. nearly 1300 days for these documents to be reteeeet. — days for these documents to be reteeeet. .— days for these documents to be released. i don't— days for these documents to be released. i don't know why trump,— released. i don't know why heme-teet- released. i don't know why- trump,-took.those trump, when he took all those eeret— trump, when he took all those secret documents— trump, when he took all those secret documents home, he secret documents home, why he eeutth-t— secret documents home, why he eeutth-t teet— secret documents home, why he couldn't just grab— secret documents home, why he couldn't just grab these as wet.— couldn't just grab these as wee-teet— couldn't just grab these as well. just wanted all the well. he just wanted all the hueeert— well. he just wanted all the nuclear ones. _ well. he just wanted all the nuclear ones. “411?" well. he just wanted all the nuclear ones. / nuclear ones. yeah, that's what russia , russia wanted. no, i mean, no, no, ofcom. sorry. we've got the tethe— no, ofcom. sorry. we've got the teams-sounding— no, ofcom. sorry. we've got the teams-sounding a- no, ofcom. sorry. we've got the teams-sounding a bit- t sorry. we've got the teams sounding a bit jealous teams now sounding a bit jealous eheut—theerw- about a conspiracy theory heweeeeer— about a conspiracy theory newspaper that shifts 150,000 eeetee— newspaper that shifts 150,000 eehtee e— newspaper that shifts 150,000 copies a month— newspaper that shifts 150,000 copies a month .— newspaper that shifts 150,000 copies a month . well, at least copies a month. well, at least that-e— copies a month. well, at least thet-e whet— copies a month. well, at least that's what the— copies a month. well, at least that's what the lizard people whe— that's what the lizard people whe rh— that's what the lizard people who run everything. the anti. wett— who run everything. the anti. wett. ht— who run everything. the anti. well, it should— who run everything. the anti. well, it should be— who run everything. the anti. well, it should be said- who run everything. the anti. well, it should be said that 150,000 £0.10 150,000 but they cost £0.10 each. right or free so anti—vax

newspaper claims to have a print run of 150,000 copies a month. this is called the light is edhed this is called the light is edited by darren nesbit and conspiracies that are passed in the newspaper are talking about the newspaper are talking about the great replacement theory. 15 minute cities, central bank, digital currencies and whatnot. you're just going like , yeah, you're just going like, yeah, this is your this is your bread and butter and for the conspiracy. yeah, exactly. and basically promotes a lot of the leader patriotic alternative leader of patriotic alternative white supremacy assists and various people who and someone who calls jewish people rats. so it's sort of like the morning star , you know, like if you're star, you know, like if you're familiar with the communist newspaper. right? it's like that vibe , but it's doing very well. vibe, but it's doing very well. and i'm surprised is i'd and what i'm surprised is i'd never of it before, never heard of it before, but supposedly 20 people have supposedly 1 in 20 people have read it. and the danger becomes , look, let's talk about these things. let's you know, air these things and prove them or not. it's like andrew is a really funny comic, the irish comic. he had a tv series where

he went out and went with the conspiracy theorists and sort of went to actual experts. and they still people wouldn't change their pointed their minds. but as this pointed out here, about a 10th of people are or 15% people are talking or 15% of people say that consider violence that they consider violence justified . right. and that's justified. right. and that's where the it becomes. we have to really look at something we haven't seen a huge amount of violence considering i mean, have we seen any violence linked to theories? well, we to conspiracy theories? well, we yeah, i mean, we've— to conspiracy theories? well, we yeah, i mean, we've seen- t htti 7 well, we yeah, i mean, we've seen like t ti 7 well, we yeah, i mean, we've seen like , yeah, i mean, we've seen like, wee— yeah, i mean, we've seen like, wee thew,— yeah, i mean, we've seen like, you know, things— yeah, i mean, we've seen like, you know, things like jo cox weht— you know, things like jo cox weht thet— you know, things like jo cox wasn't that a _ you know, things like jo cox wasn't that a conspiracy theorist? _ wasn't that a conspiracy theorist? . g“ wasn't that a conspiracy- theorist? wasn't the guy who did theorist? wasn't the guy who did the the people do take the you know, the people do take action. have. right action. you get you have. right wing, left wing people. wing, you have left wing people. yeah you there can come yeah you know, there it can come out violence . and also you out and violence. and also you have a huge say have a huge amount of say anti—semitism out there at the moment nick. moment and some of that's nick. i is strange i mean, this is the strange thhg— i mean, this is the strange thing-because,- i mean, this is the strange thing because, i i mean, this is the strange- thing-because, i mean, thing about it because, i mean, a thing about it because, i mean, eiet— thing about it because, i mean, eiet theee— thing about it because, i mean, a.of these theories- thing about it because, i mean, a of these theories i a lot of these theories that i reat— a lot of these theories that i eat theee— a lot of these theories that i read about, they— a lot of these theories that i read about, they seem to have a teete— read about, they seem to have a heete h— read about, they seem to have a basis in reality— read about, they seem to have a basis in reality .— read about, they seem to have a basis in reality . i— read about, they seem to have a basis in reality . i mean, the basis in reality. i mean, the reeteeerheht— basis in reality. i mean, the replacement theory with twhtthg— replacement theory with. dwindling—in replacement theory with- dwindling—in the dwindling fertility rates in the in dwindling fertility rates in the h-weet— dwindling fertility rates in the h-weet ehe— dwindling fertility rates in the in west and then, you know, in the west and then, you know, hereeehg— in the west and then, you know, increasing levels— in the west and then, you know, increasing levels of immigration to increasing levels of immigration te hete— increasing levels of immigration te rhete uh— increasing levels of immigration to make up shortfall . to make up for the shortfall. wett— to make up for the shortfall. wee, hut— to make up for the shortfall. well, but somebody comes

well, but then somebody comes etehg— well, but then somebody comes etehg ehe— well, but then somebody comes etehg eht eewe— well, but then somebody comes along and says, yeah. and it along and says, oh, yeah. and it the— along and says, oh, yeah. and it the ewe. — along and says, oh, yeah. and it was the jews. .then - along and says, oh, yeah. and it was the jews. then all of a was the jews. and then all of a eutteh— was the jews. and then all of a sudden discredited a as sudden it's discredited as a as an sudden it's discredited as a as eh ehr-eettwe— sudden it's discredited as a as eh ehr-eettwe ,— sudden it's discredited as a as an objective , obviously 15 an objective, obviously 15 rhhute— an objective, obviously 15 minute-and- an objective, obviously 15 minute and all these minute cities and all these thhge— minute cities and all these thhge-thew— minute cities and all these- things-they-happening. things that they are happening. but things that they are happening. hut—ht— things that they are happening. hut—ht tees- things that they are happening. but—it does seem. but on this, yeah it does seem like this a extreme like this this is a more extreme publication. what bothers me about this is it's a sort of cheap win for marianna spring and conspiracy land podcast and her conspiracy land podcast where this was featured and the problem that is it problem with that podcast is it takes this and it takes people like this and it says, they're says, yeah, they're all far right there's some right and maybe there's some truth. there's truth. it sounds like there's some people involved some very nasty people involved with this. ones you cited. with this. the ones you cited. but take people like but then they take people like carl marianna. carl benjamin and marianna. spnng carl benjamin and marianna. spring false hoods spring had multiple false hoods about for example, she said about him. for example, she said that channel was that his youtube channel was taken down. it's still up. she said that he returned totnes, said that he returned to totnes, where radicalised people. said that he returned to totnes, whenever radicalised people. said that he returned to totnes, whenever went 'adicalised people. said that he returned to totnes, whenever went 'adica to 5d people. said that he returned to totnes, whenever went 'adica to totnes. le. said that he returned to totnes, whenever went 'adica to totnes. he he never went back to totnes. he was his political was always on his political toun was always on his political tour. never went back again. tour. he never went back again. so. list of so. so he published a list of six things that were completely wrong and what it wrong in the show. and what it tries is take actual and tries to do is take actual and then say, and everyone's like this and smear everyone as far right. and this bothers me because why are the bbc engaging in of disinformation in this kind of disinformation when take neutral,

when they could take a neutral, impartial stance and be a bit more reasonable about these things? well, that ends up discrediting_ things? well, that ends upi discrediting-points discrediting any good points thew— discrediting any good points thew-hete— discrediting any good points thew-mete . - discrediting any good points they-make. but- discrediting any good points they make . discrediting any good points. they-make . but this is they might make. but this is whet— they might make. but this is what everybody seems have what everybody seems to have done.the what everybody seems to have done. the left and the right do it. yeah, they push it. but yeah, they push everybody go, everybody together and they go, if then this if you believe that, then this is also is ally. it's the same with critical with the gender critical movement whatnot . it's like movement and whatnot. it's like some up having nothing to some rock up having nothing to do with kelly jane. this is in new zealand. everyone's like and australia and they're like, look, there's they're all. no, there's a bunch women there's a bunch of women fighting women's rights and fighting for women's rights and then of actual come then a bunch of actual come along to do it. but just because they're to, just they're allowing to, just because got who believe because you've got who believe there two sexes and there are only two sexes and you've who you've got feminists who believe there two sexes, there are only two sexes, doesn't make them synonymous with each other. it doesn't make the idea wrong either. and then you the idea wrong either. and then yew get— the idea wrong either. and then you get some podcasts . the you get some bbc podcasts. the feminist saying we need feminist are saying we need someone impartial to look at this. i think i'm going to three— this. i think i'm going to propose doctor- i think i'm going to propose doctor matthew sweet. yesr _ propose doctor matthew sweet. yesr --_ propose doctor matthew sweet. wee _lweu — propose doctor matthew sweet. wee-lweu-tel propose doctor matthew sweet.| yes, - . .you - do at yes, he is. my you should do at teeet— yes, he is. my you should do at teeet ze— yes, he is. my you should do at least 26 tweets— yes, he is. my you should do at least 26 tweets on— yes, he is. my you should do at least 26 tweets on this. okay. wett— least 26 tweets on this. okay. we were— least 26 tweets on this. okay. wett get— least 26 tweets on this. okay. well we've got telegraph well we've got the telegraph now. environmental, social now. an environmental, social and rule our and governance ratings rule our life everything awful. life and make everything awful. but might the way

but they might be on the way out, nick. we hope so. out, nick. well, we hope so. this inside crazy world this is inside the crazy world of this is inside the crazy world og-...ggr.g,_ this is inside the crazy world of investing, where tobacco of woke investing, where tobacco is more ethical— of woke investing, where tobacco is more ethical tesla. and is more ethical than tesla. and so is more ethical than tesla. and ee weet— is more ethical than tesla. and ee weet hee— is more ethical than tesla. and so musk has-why- is more ethical than tesla. and so musk has why esg is the so musk has said why esg is the tetht.— so musk has said why esg is the tewt. thew— so musk has said why esg is the devil. they call— so musk has said why esg is the devil. they call him the richest .— devil. they call him the richest . thht— devil. they call him the richest man. i think he's— devil. they call him the richest man. i think he's second now. hut— man. i think he's second now. hut ehe— man. i think he's second now. hut eht ht— man. i think he's second now. but and it talks— man. i think he's second now. but and it talks about how tesla has-score where- but and it talks about how tesla has-score where as. has a 37 point score where as the— has a 37 point score where as the cheweh— has a 37 point score where as the chevron has— has a 37 point score where as the chevron has 43 and the eerheehw— the chevron has 43 and the company behind marlboro, philip werrte— company behind marlboro, philip werrte hee— company behind marlboro, philip morris has 84.— company behind marlboro, philip morris has 84. and it's because thew— morris has 84. and it's because they hete— morris has 84. and it's because they hewe e— morris has 84. and it's because they have a sort— morris has 84. and it's because they have a sort of— morris has 84. and it's because they have a sort of patina of ttwerettw— they have a sort of patina of ttwerettw .— they have a sort of patina of diversity . oh,— they have a sort of patina of diversity . oh, look, we have diversity. oh, look, we have a hen—thew— diversity. oh, look, we have a non—binary person on the board getterh. — non—binary person on the board pattern. exactly.— non—binary person on the board pattern. exactly. so we can do ehwthhg— pattern. exactly. so we can do ehwthhg we— pattern. exactly. so we can do anything we like. _ pattern. exactly. so we can do anything we like. and it's this eethette— anything we like. and it's this eethette eert— anything we like. and it's this pathetic sort of— anything we like. and it's this pathetic sort of virtue etghetthg— pathetic sort of virtue signalling rather than doing eetuet— signalling rather than doing. actual—someone signalling rather than doing- actual_someone says actual good. and as someone says he..— actual good. and as someone says here-e— actual good. and as someone says here-e eettege— actual good. and as someone says here, a cottage industry here, it's a cottage industry ehe— here, it's a cottage industry end he— here, it's a cottage industry end he eewe— here, it's a cottage industry and he says it's— here, it's a cottage industry and he says it's quite touching. weeh— and he says it's quite touching. weeh he— and he says it's quite touching. weeh he eewe— and he says it's quite touching. yeah, he says when it comes to euetehehte— yeah, he says when it comes to sustainable investing, the tree— sustainable investing, the process unhelpful. but process is not unhelpful. but the— process is not unhelpful. but the reeutte— process is not unhelpful. but the results can— process is not unhelpful. but the results can be very unhetetut— the results can be very unhelpful. an unhelpful. so clearly it is an uhhethtut— unhelpful. so clearly it is an unhelpful process and biden used a unhelpful process and biden used ewete— unhelpful process and biden used ewete te— unhelpful process and biden used e wete te eteh— unhelpful process and biden used a veto to stop the— unhelpful process and biden used a veto to stop the republicans getthg— a veto to stop the republicans getthg rtt— a veto to stop the republicans getthg rte et— a veto to stop the republicans getting rid of things like this when— getting rid of things like this when ht— getting rid of things like this when it comes— getting rid of things like this when it comes pension funds. when it comes to pension funds. so when it comes to pension funds. se-werw— when it comes to pension funds. se-werw ennewhg— when it comes to pension funds. so very annoying, this so it's very annoying, this eteh— so it's very annoying, this etutt-the- so it's very annoying, this stuff-the least.- so it's very annoying, this stuff the least. and this stuff to say the least. and this is stuff to say the least. and this he why— stuff to say the least. and this he why we— stuff to say the least. and this is why we companies hate is why we see companies hate her— is why we see companies hate thetr—ewerttw- is why we see companies hate their-overtly now. their customers overtly now heeeuee— their customers overtly now because-think,- their customers overtly now because think, why they because you think, why are they hew— because you think, why are they hew-thew— because you think, why are they hew-thew get—

because you think, why are they how-they get away- because you think, why are they how they get away with that? how can they get away with that? it's how can they get away with that? tt-e-thew-re — how can they get away with that? it's _they're getting - it's because they're getting a thew— it's because they're getting a. score. they-investment score. they get more investment tehtet. — score. they get more investment funded. _blackrocki funded. bannau or blackrock or whatever funded. bannau or blackrock or whate\based these esg invest based on these esg scores. so, so it's terrible. i mean, companies should focus on profit. and fact, we're profit. and in fact, we're seeing now in seeing some lawsuits now in america where pension funds are being sued by people who have pensions them because pensions with them because they're saying haven't they're saying you haven't focussed on fiduciary responsibility. yeah, you haven't focussed making haven't focussed on making money. from my money. making money from my retirement. you've retirement. instead, you've focussed lgbtq focussed on sponsoring lgbtq parades all the rest of it. parades and all the rest of it. well, yeah, we see the same thhg— well, yeah, we see the same ththg er— well, yeah, we see the same thing over here— well, yeah, we see the same thing over here with companies the— thing over here with companies like stonewall— thing over here with companies like stonewall and diversity htex— like stonewall and diversity index-whatnot,- like stonewall and diversity index whatnot, yeah, index and whatnot, but yeah, the— index and whatnot, but yeah, this-serious— index and whatnot, but yeah, this-serious-we. index and whatnot, but yeah,| this-serious-we are this is serious because we are tetthg—et- talking about billions of tethere— talking about billions of dollars-case- talking about billions of dollars case because dollars in this case because he— dollars in this case becausej it's—american it's really more of american thhg. — it's really more of american thhg. hut— it's really more of american thing. but yeah,— it's really more of american thing. but yeah, and this is where— thing. but yeah, and this is where people's— thing. but yeah, and this is where people's pension and where people's pension funds and this—decisions- where people's pension funds and this—decisions are. this is how these decisions are hete— this is how these decisions are mete-ht— this is how these decisions are mete-ht te— this is how these decisions are mete-ht te ee— this is how these decisions are made it is as opposed to made and it is as opposed to rhethg— made and it is as opposed to rhethg rhehew— made and it is as opposed to making money. and companies, of , there— making money. and companies, of , there he— making money. and companies, of course , there is a— making money. and companies, of course , there is a balance course, there is a balance thet-e— course, there is a balance that's needed— course, there is a balance that's needed in terms of these eerhehetee— that's needed in terms of these companies behave— that's needed in terms of these companies behave ethically or teht— companies behave ethically or rent hehewe— companies behave ethically or don't behave easily. but eerhethhg— don't behave easily. but something like tesla, where there— something like tesla, where there arguably— something like tesla, where there arguably making the world a there arguably making the world e hetter— there arguably making the world e hetter hteee— there arguably making the world a better place by— there arguably making the world a better place by getting rid of the combustion—

a better place by getting rid of the combustion engine, it's rttteeteue— the combustion engine, it's ridiculous that— the combustion engine, it's ridiculous that their scores and etee— ridiculous that their scores and etee tt-e— ridiculous that their scores and etee he he— ridiculous that their scores and etee he he te— ridiculous that their scores and also it's up to the— ridiculous that their scores and also it's up to the government ehe— also it's up to the government eht reguteterw— also it's up to the government and regulatory bodies to provide the ethteet— and regulatory bodies to provide the ethical framework in which greete— the ethical framework in which private companies can operate. i private companies can operate. . meet.— private companies can operate. i mean,-ridiculous- private companies can operate. i mean,-ridiculous for- i mean, it's ridiculous for companies decide companies themselves to decide what's correct and what's ethically correct and what's ethically correct and what's i mean, if you what's wrong. i mean, if you look at a company like a weapons manufacturer five years ago, that terrible manufacturer five years ago, that score terrible manufacturer five years ago, that score because terrible manufacturer five years ago, that score because terrilwere esg score because weapons were seen as a terrible thing. now we need defend ourselves need them to defend ourselves against russia. so they're seen as good what is as a good thing. so what is ethical? if they just ethical? but also, if they just paint on missile, paint a rainbow on the missile, they're what they're ethical, you know what i mean? yeah yeah. or march in a pride parade like lockheed martin anyway, martin did this week. anyway, we've now we've got the times now revealing are getting revealing how brits are getting pred revealing how brits are getting ripped they to ripped off when they want to take their dogs knackers, get their knackers off . their dogs knackers ripped off. josh why? pet owners josh yeah. why? pet owners are tethg— taking their sick pets abroad, eeeehttettw— taking their sick pets abroad, eeeehttettw ,— taking their sick pets abroad, essentially , we're talking about essentially, we're talking about likew— essentially, we're talking about the, htg— essentially, we're talking about like, big business. well in the uk,— like, big business. well in the whitet— like, big business. well in the weltet et— like, big business. well in the uk,llot of these— like, big business. well in the uk,llot of these a- like, big business. well in the uk, lot of these a lot of vets uk, a lot of these a lot of vets are now owned— uk, a lot of these a lot of vets are now owned by— uk, a lot of these a lot of vets are now owned by about six emerteee — are now owned by about six companies. and— are now owned by about six companies. and this is where eeettetterh— companies. and this is where capitalism goes.— companies. and this is where capitalism goes. arguably wrong when— capitalism goes. arguably wrong when there-e— capitalism goes. arguably wrong when there's limited choice , when there's limited choice, thew— when there's limited choice, they get— when there's limited choice, they get up— when there's limited choice, they put up the_ when there's limited choice, they put up the prices. so wee-we— they put up the prices. so wee-we get— they put up the prices. so you've got things like you've got simple things like he..,_ you've got simple things like h... the— you've got simple things like here, like keyhole , here, like keyhole, sterilisation, whatever that of

a sterilisation, whatever that of e teg— sterilisation, whatever that of e teg te— sterilisation, whatever that of a dog is costing— sterilisation, whatever that of a dog is costing a lot more in the— a dog is costing a lot more in the wt— a dog is costing a lot more in the wt .— a dog is costing a lot more in the uk . almost— a dog is costing a lot more in the uk . almost a— a dog is costing a lot more in the uk . almost a grand. i the uk. almost a grand. i eeutth-t— the uk. almost a grand. i couldn't believe it. i know exeettw. — couldn't believe it. i know exeettw. tu— couldn't believe it. i know exactly. i'll do- couldn't believe it. i know exactly. i'll do it- couldn't believe it. i know exactly. .. »:»t» . exactly. i'll do it with a couple of bricks. well, that's it. couple of bricks. well, that's tt. theo— couple of bricks. well, that's t. me te— couple of bricks. well, that's it. £400 to sterilise- couple of bricks. well, that's it. £400 to sterilise a- i.»t». ixéttr well, that's it. £400 to sterilise a baby. i teht— it. £400 to sterilise a baby. i teh-t went— it. £400 to sterilise a baby. i teh-t weht te— it. £400 to sterilise a baby. i don't want to say— it. £400 to sterilise a baby. i don't want to say the word, but a don't want to say the word, but e heughtw— don't want to say the word, but e heughtw wert— don't want to say the word, but a naughty word for a dog. and it teete— a naughty word for a dog. and it eeete £250— a naughty word for a dog. and it eeete tzso eh— a naughty word for a dog. and it costs £250 on the— a naughty word for a dog. and it costs £250 on the continent. you eeh-t— costs £250 on the continent. you eeh-t reee— costs £250 on the continent. you can't read that— costs £250 on the continent. you can't read that sentence. oh . can't read that sentence. or it eewhet— can't read that sentence. or it toured the— can't read that sentence. or it toured the e— can't read that sentence. or it sounds like a rap— can't read that sentence. or it sounds like a rap lyric. yeah. £400 to sterilise it . so. but £400 to sterilise it. so. but yes, this is because- 17400 . . so. but yes, this is because there's a teet— yes, this is because there's a teet et— yes, this is because there's a lack of choice,— yes, this is because there's a lack of choice, but they're also eewhg — lack of choice, but they're also eewhg thre— lack of choice, but they're also eewhg thte te— lack of choice, but they're also saying this is another interesting- saying this is another interesting thing is that it's heeeuee— interesting thing is that it's because over— interesting thing is that it's because over here pet insurance is because over here pet insurance te ee— because over here pet insurance te ee eeetter— because over here pet insurance te ee eerwter thet— because over here pet insurance is so popular that that we eetuettw— is so popular that that we actually have— is so popular that that we actually have really good vets ehe— actually have really good vets eht e— actually have really good vets eht e tet— actually have really good vets eht e tet et— actually have really good vets and a lot of them— actually have really good vets and a lot of them are doing like the teteet— and a lot of them are doing like the latest technology and whethet. — the latest technology and whatnot. right. but it's like wheth— whatnot. right. but it's like whete the— whatnot. right. but it's like what? like the— whatnot. right. but it's like what? like the health care eweterh — what? like the health care system america where they're system in america where they're eetuettw— system in america where they're actually because _ system in america where they're actually because it's like thew-re— actually because it's like thew-re het— actually because it's like they're not paying it they're not paying for it threettw— they're not paying for it directly, then - they're not paying for it directly, then you will have the— directly, then you will have the-vete— directly, then you will have like vets putting the costs like the vets putting the costs up ehe— like the vets putting the costs up eht eew — like the vets putting the costs up eht sayr weeh— like the vets putting the costs up and say, yeah, let's do clean the— up and say, yeah, let's do clean the-er— up and say, yeah, let's do clean the-or whatever.- up and say, yeah, let's do clean the or whatever. don't the ears or whatever. i don't thew—e- the ears or whatever. i don't thew—e teg. | the ears or whatever. i don't- know_a dog. adding know. i don't have a dog. adding on know. i don't have a dog. adding eh thhge. — know. i don't have a dog. adding on things. yeah,— know. i don't have a dog. adding on things. / t»:»: g on things. yeah, adding on things they the things like they do at the dentist. yeah. a bit like dentist. yeah. it's a bit like going— dentist. yeah. it's a bit like gehg te— dentist. yeah. it's a bit like gehg te turkey— dentist. yeah. it's a bit like going to turkey for- »:»tt. yeah. it's a bit like going to turkey for a hair treheeteht— going to turkey for a hair transplant or— going to turkey for a hair transplant or something, but the

eeet— transplant or something, but the eeet-eeth. — transplant or something, but the cost-really. and— transplant or something, but the cost-really. and you- transplant or something, but the cost really. »: cost not really. and you know what? better job cost not really. and you know what? betterjob in what? you get a betterjob in turkey you do if you go turkey than you do if you go somewhere the but somewhere in the uk, but also get sterilised. no, that's somewhere in the uk, but also get thingsterilised. no, that's somewhere in the uk, but also get thing ierilised. no, that's somewhere in the uk, but also get thing i wonder no, that's somewhere in the uk, but also get thing i wonder isno, that's somewhere in the uk, but also get thing i wonder is anything the thing i wonder is anything better— the thing i wonder is anything better h— the thing i wonder is anything better in britain— the thing i wonder is anything better in britain now ? t/»t» better in britain now? you know whet— better in britain now? you know whet .— better in britain now? you know whett meet.— better in britain now? you know what i mean? like when what i mean? it's like when i look these things, we look at these things, are we just for violence just staying for the violence and rainbow cars at and the rainbow police cars at this point? moving on, got this point? moving on, we've got the-who— this point? moving on, we've got the-who ehe— this point? moving on, we've got the - nato and lwix. - 7 moving on, we've got the nato and wix. chief the sun nato and a wix. chief hee— the sun nato and a wix. chief hee-teet— the sun nato and a wix. chief hee-teet et— the sun nato and a wix. chief has-look at the- the sun nato and a wix. chief has look at the corporate has had a look at the corporate eeteetreehee— has had a look at the corporate catastrophrshoppers over trans alienating shoppers over trans ehe— alienating shoppers over trans issues and-hold- alienating shoppers over trans issues and hold my bud issues and said, hold my bud ttght— issues and said, hold my bud ttght ,— issues and said, hold my bud ttght , whet.— issues and said, hold my bud light , nick. well— issues and said, hold my bud light, nick. well put. issues and said, hold my bud light , nick. well put. t/»tttt light, nick. well put. yeah. steppere— light, nick. well put. yeah. shoppers threatened to boycott wix says trans wix after boss says trans critical customers are not welcome in our stores. this was frazer langdon, the ceo. and there's a clip going on there's a clip going around on twitter. it's pretty shocking . twitter. it's pretty shocking. he you have he basically says if you have different on gender different views on gender critical, example, that he critical, for example, that he calls people bigots and he says they're not welcome in the stores, essentially . and says stores, essentially. and he says that arrogantly that , oh, that quite arrogantly that, oh, the have to buy the people still have to buy paint. most of it's just hot paint. so most of it's just hot air. they won't boycott. and then that bad. then a few that are bad. well, i don't want them anyway. and it's just sort just this disgusting sort of arrogant who despises arrogant ideologue who despises the customer much we the customer as much as we talked about in the earlier story, just openly story, you can now just openly hate customers, but you

hate your customers, but you can't their price, can't because their stock price, their shares have gone down 4.25, just in one day. so it's a huge deal. 4.25, just in one day. so it's a huge eeet. hut— 4.25, just in one day. so it's a huge deal. but you— 4.25, just in one day. so it's a huge deal. but you see- ”t $75 t »:tt so it's a huge deal. but you see these guys,— huge deal. but you see these guysr tt-e— huge deal. but you see these guysr he the— huge deal. but you see these guys, it's like how are you so eut— guys, it's like how are you so eut et— guys, it's like how are you so eut et teueh— guys, it's like how are you so out of touch with— guys, it's like how are you so out of touch with the rest of humehttw— out of touch with the rest of humanity? people saying humanity? motty people saying that humanity? motty people saying met-twe— humanity? motty people saying thet-twe tuet- humanity? motty people saying that-two just to- humanity? motty people saying that two just to sexes that there are two just to sexes thet— that there are two just to sexes thet eextet— that there are two just to sexes that sexist binary— that there are two just to sexes that sexist binary aren't bigots . weeh— that sexist binary aren't bigots . weeh thew-re— that sexist binary aren't bigots . yeah they're they're following the — . yeah they're they're following the science truth.— . yeah they're they're following the science truth. yeah. and if eeuee— the science truth. yeah. and if because people _ the science truth. yeah. and if because people don't follow your tteetegw— because people don't follow your tteetegw ,— because people don't follow your tteetegw , weu-re— because people don't follow your ideology , you're willing to ideology, you're willing to eeertttee— ideology, you're willing to sacrifice your— ideology, you're willing to sacrifice your entire company. the— sacrifice your entire company. thte wttt— sacrifice your entire company. thte wttt he— sacrifice your entire company. this will be interesting to see. wttt— this will be interesting to see. wttt he— this will be interesting to see. wttt he etew— this will be interesting to see. will he stay as— this will be interesting to see. will he stay as ceo? i believe you— will he stay as ceo? i believe weu thew,— will he stay as ceo? i believe weu knew the— will he stay as ceo? i believe you know, this is— will he stay as ceo? i believe you know, this is going to have an you know, this is going to have em tmheet— you know, this is going to have an impact because— you know, this is going to have an impact because i've watched et— an impact because i've watched et the— an impact because i've watched some of the speech that got him hte— some of the speech that got him into - obviously, - some of the speech that got him into-obviously,.wasl into trouble. obviously, it was on it on a private and on it was on a private link and stuff. it wasn't ever supposed to to the public, but to go out to the public, but somebody and somebody somebody dug it out and found he says in found it. and yeah, he says in the speech, he says, we like sometimes we draw flak from from twitter storms and things like that. but, you know, yeah, like you said, those people, they're going have come to us for going to have to come to us for paint. when they could paint. yeah. when they could just to q or lgbt. q and he just go to q or lgbt. q and he comes up with these percentages which stabs which he admits are just stabs in dark, just made

in the dark, just made up numbers. he well, if numbers. and he says, well, if gee.— numbers. and he says, well, if tet/e te— numbers. and he says, well, if tet/e te thre— numbers. and he says, well, if 10% do this, blah _ and he says, well, if 10% do this, blah blah, it's not 10, 10% do this, blah blah, it's not to, he— 10% do this, blah blah, it's not to, he mere— 10% do this, blah blah, it's not 10, it's more like— 10% do this, blah blah, it's not 10, it's more like 90. and then thew— 10, it's more like 90. and then thew-eut— 10, it's more like 90. and then thew-eut e— 10, it's more like 90. and then they-out a follow- 10, it's more like 90. and then they out a follow up they also put out a follow up tetter— they also put out a follow up tetter. -eee - they also put out a follow up letter.-see was- they also put out a follow up letter. see was saying, letter. did you see was saying, oh, letter. did you see was saying, eh—et— letter. did you see was saying, eh—etlthetr- oh, here's sort of for their emeteweee— oh, here's sort of for their employees and- oh, here's sort of for their employees and things some employees and things saying some of employees and things saying some et—tetehl of his comments have been taken out of his comments have been taken eutleehtext— of his comments have been taken out-context they— of his comments have been taken out context they weren't out of context they weren't out of out of context they weren't out et-h— out of context they weren't out et-h eemtext- out of context they weren't out of-in context. it- out of context they weren't out of in context. it was of context in context. it was tuet— of context in context. it was tuet-thet-e- of context in context. it was just that's unbelievable just as bad. that's unbelievable . -veahr_ just as bad. that's unbelievable . -veahr-it- just as bad. that's unbelievable . -weeh-ttte| . and so, yeah, you add it to your thing. me, i'm your thing. for me, i'm boycotting shop, innocent boycotting body shop, innocent dans boycotting body shop, innocent drinks. basically so now drinks. so it basically so now i'm going to some i can't saw i'm going to do some i can't saw any wood anymore and then have a bath bomb and then have nice bath bomb and then have a nice smoothie ben and smoothie and also ben and jerry's. israel. i'm jerry's. but that's israel. i'm doing doing bud jerry's. but that's israel. i'm doing-doing bud light. jerry's. but that's israel. i'mi doing-doing bud light and doing i'm doing bud light and terget— doing i'm doing bud light and target. there's— doing i'm doing bud light and target. there's almost no amerteeh— target. there's almost no american shops i can to american shops i can go to anymore-_budl american shops i can go to- anymore._bud light anymore. it's tough. bud light is boycott. anymore. it's tough. bud light is tastes boycott. anymore. it's tough. bud light is tastes horrible. boycott. anymore. it's tough. bud light is tastes horrible. anyway, ott. it's tastes horrible. anyway, that's part you've that's it for part three. you've stayed up late. you might stayed up this late. you might as us for the bbc. as well join us for the bbc. criminalising women, a year criminalising women, a 3000 year old which country old sword. and which country has the going the biggest penises? we're going to classy. don't worry . to keep it classy. don't worry. don't go away .

welcome back to headliners. we've got the express known for anyone watching in america. you won't believe this, but in the uk we have to actually have a licence to own a tv. nick is mad . i licence to own a tv. nick is mad . . thew— licence to own a tv. nick is mad . . thew eme— licence to own a tv. nick is mad . i know some of— licence to own a tv. nick is mad . i know some of us— licence to own a tv. nick is mad . i know some of us have- . i.»ttit « nick is mad . i know some of us have it, . i.»tti»t « nick is mad . i know some of us have it, but yeah,— . i know some of us have it, but weeh uhtetr— . i know some of us have it, but yeah, unfair share— . i know some of us have it, but yeah, unfair share one k punishment— yeah, unfair share one k punishment for not paying bbc theme— punishment for not paying bbc tteemee tee— punishment for not paying bbc licence fee is— punishment for not paying bbc licence fee is facing acts eutturet— licence fee is facing acts cultural secretary. this is cultural secretary. so this is tuew— cultural secretary. so this is tuew treer— cultural secretary. so this is lucy frazer who's under pressure trem— lucy frazer who's under pressure trem whe— lucy frazer who's under pressure trem the the— lucy frazer who's under pressure from mps like stephen metcalfe, whe-e— from mps like stephen metcalfe, whe-e eewmg— from mps like stephen metcalfe, who's saying completely who's saying it's completely unreasonable— who's saying it's completely unreasonable well, one unreasonable. well, for one thhg— unreasonable. well, for one thhg-hewe- unreasonable. well, for one thing,-have this. unreasonable. well, for one thing, have this . but thing, to even have this. but hut—teh- thing, to even have this. but hut—reee et- thing, to even have this. but but_18% of alll but the fact that 18% of all temete— but the fact that 18% of all female prosecutions in 2021 were due te— female prosecutions in 2021 were due te het— female prosecutions in 2021 were tue te met getthg— female prosecutions in 2021 were due to not paying the licence fee due to not paying the licence tee te— due to not paying the licence fee is absolutely— due to not paying the licence fee is absolutely obscene and it is fee is absolutely obscene and it he treeemeh— is draconian, it's anachronistic, it's absurd, eeeeetettw— anachronistic, it's absurd, especially when people like werteme— especially when people like marianna spring pumping out marianna spring are pumping out misinformation—of. misinformation about friends of -whet- misinformation about friends of mhe-whet .- misinformation about friends of mine. what i mean? and mine. you know what i mean? and twe— mine. you know what i mean? and the get— mine. you know what i mean? and the get-ter— mine. you know what i mean? and i've got-for that.- i've got to pay for that. apparently— i've got to pay for that. apparently so- i've got to pay for that. apparently so everyone is apparently so everyone here is heeteettw—the- apparently so everyone here isi basically—the way apparently so everyone here isi basi

me channels like gb news, need its job. yeah, absolutely. i me channels like gb news, fortd for channels like gb news, for example, bbc had actually example, if the bbc had actually fulfilled remit and been fulfilled its remit and been impartial and broadcast for everybody everybody everybody represented everybody that actually the tv that actually pays the tv licence. say bbc news licence. yeah, i'd say bbc news seems is has failed in that way , but there are still excellent parts of the bbc. there's the bbc, parts of the bbc. there's the the there-e— parts of the bbc. there's the bbc, there's radio— there's the bbc, there's radio four, which hee— bbc, there's radio four, which has r— bbc, there's radio four, which hee , there-e— bbc, there's radio four, which has , there's the— bbc, there's radio four, which has , there's the bbc sounds app. has, there's the bbc sounds app. there-e— has, there's the bbc sounds app. there-e e— has, there's the bbc sounds app. there's a really— has, there's the bbc sounds app. there's a really good sitcom eettet— there's a really good sitcom eettet teeh— there's a really good sitcom called josh howie losing it. and thet-e— called josh howie losing it. and thet-e werth— called josh howie losing it. and that's worth the— called josh howie losing it. and that's worth the £159. surely the— that's worth the £159. surely the wertt-e— that's worth the £159. surely the world's any— that's worth the £159. surely the world's any more money. by the world's any more money. by the wee— the world's any more money. by the wavr the— the world's any more money. by the way, the world— the world's any more money. by the way, the world service is exeetteht— the way, the world service is excellent and _ the way, the world service is excellent and it— the way, the world service is excellent and it projects hrttteh— excellent and it projects british values- excellent and it projects british values around the world. you british values around the world. veu thew— british values around the world. you thewlthe— british values around the world. you knowlthe values— british values around the world. you knowlthe values of- british values around the world. you know, the values of western liberal democracy, think liberal democracy, which i think is important is part of our. is important and is part of our. they pay for anymore. they don't pay for that anymore. we but yeah, we still have those. but yeah, we've cut on on the we've they've cut back on on the world that was the first world service that was the first thing they cut back instead of all there thing they cut back instead of all a there thing they cut back instead of all a government there thing they cut back instead of all a government stop there thing they cut back instead of all a government stop funding was a government stop funding it. i'd have started with josh hewte— it. i'd have started with josh hewte er— it. i'd have started with josh howie or whatever- . i'd have started with josh howie or whatever it's called . i'd have started with josh howyeah,ivhatever it's called . i'd have started with josh howyeah,ivilost'er it's called . i'd have started with josh howyeah,ivilost that's called . i'd have started with josh howyeah,ivilost that totalled . i'd have started with josh howyeah,ivilost that to two d and yeah, i lost that to two series. don't— and yeah, i lost that to two series. don't lose- and yeah, i lost that to two series. j»t»t . and yeah, i lost that to two series. tj»t»t . series. don't lose that. that's the that's the one thing you want to find. but yeah, they want to find. but yeah, and they also said here 75% of the people who are prosecuted are women.

also said here 75% of the people who aso prosecuted are women. also said here 75% of the people who aso andzcuted are women. also said here 75% of the people who aso and theni are women. also said here 75% of the people who aso and theni are sortien. also said here 75% of the people who aso and theni are sort of. right so and then they sort of go, yeah, it's got nothing go, oh yeah, it's got nothing to do societal do with gender. it's societal factors. is it? what are they saying women lose their saying that women lose their chequebooks if chequebooks or something? if the bbc reporting on this, bbc was reporting on this, they'd that's institution they'd say, that's institution misogyny. and i agree them misogyny. and i agree with them eeuee— misogyny. and i agree with them heeeuee—thet- because they're saying that wemeh—thel because they're saying that- women _the bills women sort of handle the bills at women sort of handle the bills et—thew- women sort of handle the bills et—thewlwhul at home, aren't they? and they're— at home, aren't they? andi they're—house at home, aren't they? and they're house not they're sort of in the house not paying they're sort of in the house not paying licence , paying the bbc licence, basically. idon't paying the bbc licence, basically. i don't pay in mind. i basically. i don't pay in mind. t—hhc.- basically. i don't pay in mind.| t—hhc. ahwwew i don't watch the bbc. anyway, we-we-the— i don't watch the bbc. anyway, we've-the mail— i don't watch the bbc. anyway, we've the mail now with we've got the mail now with the way— we've got the mail now with the we eth— we've got the mail now with the way all international conflicts eheutt— way all international conflicts eheutt he— way all international conflicts should be settled from on, should be settled from now on, josh— should be settled from now on, reeh-the— should be settled from now on, josh-the-graphicl josh howie the above graphic ehewe— josh howie the above graphic shows—countries. josh howie the above graphic shows countries by shows the top 20 countries by heme— shows the top 20 countries by heme tehgth— shows the top 20 countries by penis length, measured from the teee— penis length, measured from the heee et— penis length, measured from the heee et the— penis length, measured from the base of the shaft— penis length, measured from the base of the shaft or the root to the— base of the shaft or the root to the the— base of the shaft or the root to the the et— base of the shaft or the root to the the et the— base of the shaft or the root to the tip of the head when erect . the tip of the head when erect. so the tip of the head when erect. se where— the tip of the head when erect. se where te— the tip of the head when erect. so where do you— the tip of the head when erect. so where do you actually where do so where do you actually where he weu — so where do you actually where te weu eetuehtw— so where do you actually where do you actually measure from? trem — do you actually measure from? trem your— do you actually measure from? trem your .— do you actually measure from? from your . that's— do you actually measure from? from your . that's why- do you actually measure from? from your . that's why i- do you actually measure from? from your. that's why i read that as if we have the graph. but do we actually have the graph? — but do we actually have the graph? we.— but do we actually have the graph? no, but— but do we actually have the graph? \wt» graph? no, but there's a describe the graph that'll be familiar with the fat pad. supposedly there's lot of fat supposedly there's a lot of fat pad on. it's basically pad going on. so it's basically it's basically everyone's got bigger who are bigger ones. the people who are fat like a fat pad . fat have got like a fat pad. oh, to get through oh, it's got to get through the he — oh, it's got to get through the he thew-we— oh, it's got to get through the he they've get— oh, it's got to get through the fat. they've got to. t/»tttt fat. they've got to. yeah. so they're— fat. they've got to. yeah. so they're lose weight, lose they're saying lose weight, lose they're saying lose weight, lose

the essentially the fat pad. but essentially out of the top 20 of this, out of the top 20 countries, half were africa, countries, half were in africa, three south america, three were in south america, nonh three were in south america, north america and i know it's racist, it? but the only racist, isn't it? but the only one asia. yeah. and only one was in asia. yeah. and only one was in asia. yeah. and only one was in asia. yeah. and only one was in. but it is interesting because durex this isn't in the article. this i just to know this just happened to know this they they different condom sizes they have different condom sizes in different parts the world. in different parts of the world. i found this out when i was in shhgeeere— i found this out when i was in shhgeeere ehe— i found this out when i was in singapore and the hard way i eeuhth-t— singapore and the hard way i eeuhth-t get— singapore and the hard way i couldn't get it— singapore and the hard way i couldn't get it on. ht couldn't get it on. so we were ete- — couldn't get it on. so we were ete- h— couldn't get it on. so we were 68. i mean, not us on this show, of course, but like uk, people are me down. mean , i are letting me down. i mean, i can't alone. cambodia, can't do it all alone. cambodia, cambodia . yeah, know. they cambodia. yeah, i know. they lost 3.3.9 and lost the smallest 3.3.9 and i eem-t— lost the smallest 3.3.9 and i teh-t hewe— lost the smallest 3.3.9 and i teh-t hewe my— lost the smallest 3.3.9 and i don't have my cambodian parents feel don't have my cambodian parents teeh—hhet-e— don't have my cambodian parents feel—that's that's- feel about that. that's that's why—communistsl feel about that. that's that's- why_communists just why they've all communists just emgrw— why they've all communists just ehgrw . — why they've all communists just angry . amwwew— why they've all communists just angry. 9 why they've all communists just angry. tg angry. anyway, moving on, we've got the guardian and al pacino is doing his bit to reverse population decline. well, here's a three about inches. a guy, three point about inches. he's in the top well uk us only humerh— he's in the top well uk us only mumerh eo— he's in the top well uk us only number 60 but— he's in the top well uk us only number 60 but al— he's in the top well uk us only number 60 but al pacino he he got number 60 but al pacino he he get-there— number 60 but al pacino he he got-there alone- number 60 but al pacino he he got-there alone it- number 60 but al pacino he he got there alone it says al got them there alone it says al tethe— got them there alone it says al heehmeleht— got them there alone it says al pacino and girlfriend pacino 83 and girlfriend nora tereter— pacino 83 and girlfriend nora tereter er— pacino 83 and girlfriend nora tereter er he— pacino 83 and girlfriend nora forster or is it— pacino 83 and girlfriend nora forster or is it al? i don't thew— forster or is it al? i don't thew whe— forster or is it al? i don't know who she- forster or is it al? i don't know who she is. she's 29 anyway ehe— know who she is. she's 29 anyway emt thew-we— know who she is. she's 29 anyway emt thew-we get— know who she is. she's 29 anyway emt thew-we get e— know who she is. she's 29 anyway and they've got a new baby. the teht— and they've got a new baby. the

eehht he— and they've got a new baby. the eehht he we— and they've got a new baby. the point is, we talked— and they've got a new baby. the point is, we talked about it hrhettw— point is, we talked about it hrhettw teet— point is, we talked about it briefly last night because cheteee— briefly last night because chelsea handler was it, chelsea handler was against it, but chelsea handler was against it, hut—e— chelsea handler was against it, hut—e tetet- chelsea handler was against it, but—a total ledge. but i think he's a total ledge ehe— but i think he's a total ledge ehtlghwee— but i think he's a total ledge andlgives-hope- and it gives me hope because i eem-t— and it gives me hope because i don't-children— and it gives me hope because i don't-children yet. - and it gives me hope because i don't children yet. but, don't have children yet. but, you— don't have children yet. but, weu thew,— don't have children yet. but, weu thewlwh— don't have children yet. but, you know,.al-it- don't have children yet. but, you know, al it at don't have children yet. but,. you know,.al-it at 83, you know, if al can do it at 83, you— you know, if al can do it at 83, weu mhght— you know, if al can do it at 83, weu mhght teee— you know, if al can do it at 83, you might lose your virginity by them.— you might lose your virginity by them-eeh— you might lose your virginity by them-eem te— you might lose your virginity by then.-can do it— you might lose your virginity by then.-can do it 83,- you might lose your virginity by then. can do it 83, we can then. if al can do it 83, we can all then. if al can do it 83, we can eth-hut— then. if al can do it 83, we can eth-hut hete— then. if al can do it 83, we can all-but have you- then. if al can do it 83, we can all but have you noticed, all do it. but have you noticed, theugh— all do it. but have you noticed, theugh-ege— all do it. but have you noticed, though,-age-look- though, the age gap, look at heeherte— though, the age gap, look at leonardo dicaprio. the age gap geee— leonardo dicaprio. the age gap geee-eh— leonardo dicaprio. the age gap geee-eh-ereehwl goes from, oh, that's creepy. amt—ht-e- goes from, oh, that's creepy. and—it's like. and then at 83, it's like regent,— and then at 83, it's like legend, where is actual legend, where is the actual thee — legend, where is the actual line? _weird.| legend, where is the actual. line? _weird. 29. line? that's pretty weird. 29. and this is a weird and also but this is a weird thing. used to some thing. she used to date some other jagger. yeah other old mick jagger. yeah well, she some serious well, she has some serious daddy. got daddy daddy. she's got grand daddy issues this is what is issues like this is what is going on there. but also just a fan icons. yeah , fan of cultural icons. yeah, possibly. but now, i mean, she is going to inherit surely she's going to get it all. she'll get the lot. but is it seems to the last lot. but is it seems to me an thing, why me like an ego thing, like why can't enjoy grandkids? can't he enjoy his grandkids? well yeah. and also, i mean, al tethe— well yeah. and also, i mean, al heehme—hee- well yeah. and also, i mean, al heehhe—hee h-mi pacino smokes, doesn't he? i'm tuet—mete- pacino smokes, doesn't he? i'm tuet—mete ht- pacino smokes, doesn't he? i'm tuet—mete ht tel pacino smokes, doesn't he? i'mi just—made it to 83. just amazed he's made it to 83. weeh— just amazed he's made it to 83. em ht— just amazed he's made it to 83. em ht tuet— just amazed he's made it to 83. yeah, it just shows.— just amazed he's made it to 83. yeah, it just shows. maybe there-e— yeah, it just shows. maybe. there's—tobacco there's esg scores for tobacco emeehhee — there's esg scores for tobacco companies. _whol there's esg scores for tobacco. companies._who are companies. are correct. who are . thet— companies. are correct. who are . hhet wee— companies. are correct. who are . that was loud.— companies. are correct. who are . that was loud. we're moving we get— . that was loud. we're moving on. we've got the— . that was loud. we're moving on. we've got the meal now and ete— on. we've got the meal now and remote working— on. we've got the meal now and remote working might be convenient,— remote working might be convenient, going convenient, but it's going to mete— convenient, but it's going to mete ue— convenient, but it's going to mete ue eth— convenient, but it's going to make us all headiest freaks. whet— make us all headiest freaks.

nick-swollen- make us all headiest freaks.| nick-swollen eyes, nick yeah. so swollen eyes, a hunchback and claw hands. hunchback and claw like hands. just a usual day working with louis it's grotesque. louis schaffer. it's grotesque. sorry, louis. i just came up with grotesque model. with that grotesque model. reveals good reveals what? he's very good looking, grotesque model reveals what? the model what? and there's the model workers 70th. nice what? and there's the model workwe 70th. nice what? and there's the model workwe have 70th. nice what? and there's the model workwe have a 70th. nice what? and there's the model workwe have a picture :h. nice one. we have a picture apparently of it. do we have a picture or would just picture or would you just recreate it was a kind of a recreate it? it was a kind of a woman with like a hunched over her . she's got a beard her posture. she's got a beard as well. and she had claws and her were all messed up and her eyes were all messed up and she said, she had depression. they said, even tell. even though you couldn't tell. but is, that's but the thing is, that's not really. and they're saying it's because of from home. because of working from home. this office who doesn't this is some office who doesn't want people to work from home. put propaganda. put this out as propaganda. that's what i think it says. it's of leeds. but it's university of leeds. but okay, well, show it's university of leeds. but. okay, well,-show.nearly okay, well, the show is nearly ever-tete— okay, well, the show is nearly over,-take another- over, so let's take another guhet— over, so let's take another guhet-et— over, so let's take another quick at saturday's quick look at saturday's front eegee— quick look at saturday's front eegee-weht- quick look at saturday's front pages.-mail lead. quick look at saturday's front pages. mail lead with pages. the daily mail lead with thret— pages. the daily mail lead with thet—here- pages. the daily mail lead with first—here already.i pages. the daily mail lead with firsttelegraph here already. pages. the daily mail lead with firsttelegraph hecarneyidy. pages. the daily mail lead with firsttelegraph hecarney blames the telegraph has. carney blames hrexht— the telegraph has. carney blames hrexht ter— the telegraph has. carney blames brexit for inflation.— the telegraph has. carney blames brexit for inflation. the euertheh— brexit for inflation. the guardian has- brexit for inflation. the guardian has tory timebomb as mhhthehe— guardian has tory timebomb as millions face— guardian has tory timebomb as millions face surge in mortgage rte— millions face surge in mortgage rte the— millions face surge in mortgage rates, the mirror— millions face surge in mortgage rates, the mirror leads with a thhg-e— rates, the mirror leads with a thhg-e thet— rates, the mirror leads with a king's first birthday honours thet.— king's first birthday honours the thw— king's first birthday honours list. my heroes— king's first birthday honours list. my heroes as the express hee— list. my heroes as the express hee herhe— list. my heroes as the express has boris it's— list. my heroes as the express has boris it's a— list. my heroes as the express has boris it's a farce. don't

teet— has boris it's a farce. don't heet me— has boris it's a farce. don't heet me .— has boris it's a farce. don't back me . and— has boris it's a farce. don't back me . and finally, the daily back me. and finally, the daily ster— back me. and finally, the daily ster hee— back me. and finally, the daily star has free— back me. and finally, the daily star has free willy. and those were your front— star has free willy. and those were your front pages . and were your front pages. and thet-e— were your front pages. and thet-e eth— were your front pages. and that's all we— were your front pages. and that's all we have time for. them— that's all we have time for. hhemt weu— that's all we have time for. hhemt weu te— that's all we have time for. thank you to my guest, josh hewhe— thank you to my guest, josh hewhe emt— thank you to my guest, josh howie and nick— thank you to my guest, josh howie and nick dixon . and we're howie and nick dixon. and we're teet— howie and nick dixon. and we're back tomorrow— howie and nick dixon. and we're back tomorrow at— howie and nick dixon. and we're back tomorrow at with back tomorrow at 11 pm. with steve— back tomorrow at 11 pm. with stewe emt— back tomorrow at 11 pm. with steve and alan— back tomorrow at 11 pm. with steve and alan and paul cox. and if steve and alan and paul cox. and ht wure— steve and alan and paul cox. and if you're watching— steve and alan and paul cox. and if you're watching at five egehh— if you're watching at five .ggn, etew— if you're watching at five again, stay tuned for breakfast. hhehte— again, stay tuned for breakfast. thanks-listening.- again, stay tuned for breakfast. thanks listening. i'll be thanks for listening. i'll be wett— thanks for listening. i'll be wet-eeet- thanks for listening. i'll be neil-good night. thanks for listening. i'll be neil good night.