rain around. and that cloud and rain around. and that— that cloud and rain around. and that-push— that cloud and rain around. and that push northwards that will push northwards through— that will push northwardsi through—quite that will push northwards. through—quite a that will push northwards- through_quite a wet through monday. so quite a wet start— through monday. so quite a wet stars across— through monday. so quite a wet start across scotland, drier elsewhere— start across scotland, drier elsewhere for— start across scotland, drier elsewhere for with plenty of sunshine— elsewhere for with plenty of sunshine around to start the new week.— sunshine around to start the new week. but— sunshine around to start the new week. but that's— sunshine around to start the new week. but that's unsettled weather— week. but that's unsettled weather not _ week. but that's unsettled weather not going too far. those showers— weather not going too far. those srrowors mav— weather not going too far. those showers may become a little bit moreo— showers may become a little bit more muted-we— showers may become a little bit more muted we head towards more muted as we head towards midweek— more muted as we head towards mrowook arro— more muted as we head towards midweek and remaining warm rrrrougrrour— midweek and remaining warm rrrrougrrour .— throughout. good- throughout. good afternoon and rrrroogrrour.— good afternoon and welcome. rrrs— good afternoon and welcome. rrrs rs— good afternoon and welcome. ms is or— good afternoon and welcome. this is gb news— good afternoon and welcome. this is gb news on— good afternoon and welcome. this is gb news on tv,- good afternoon and welcome. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. and for the next few hours, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now. this show is all about opinion. it's mine, it's theirs, of it's mine, it's theirs, and of course it's yours . we'll course it's yours. we'll be debating, and debating, discussing, and at times disagree. but no times we will disagree. but no one will be cancelled . so one will be cancelled. so joining me today is broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy and also broadcast and political

commentator sam dowler . also broadcast and political commentator sam dowler. now on the way. in a few moments time, we'll be mocking the week with comedian louis schaffer, who joins me live kyiv. but before we get started , ed, let's get we get started, ed, let's get your latest news headlines . your latest news headlines. hello, good afternoon from the gb hello, good afternoon from the or news— hello, good afternoon from the es news room.— hello, good afternoon from the gb news room. i'm tamsin worsens.— gb news room. i'm tamsin wooerrs. rr-s— gb news room. i'm tamsin roberts. it's 3:01. the king has eereororeo— roberts. it's 3:01. the king has celebrated his— roberts. it's 3:01. the king has celebrated his official birthday wrrrr— celebrated his official birthday wrrrr wre— celebrated his official birthday with the nation— celebrated his official birthday with the nation during his first rrooprrrg— with the nation during his first rrooprrrg wre— with the nation during his first trooping the colour ceremony as momorsm— trooping the colour ceremony as monarch. pomp and monarch.— pomp and pageantry were on orsorow— pomp and pageantry were on orsprow owrmg— pomp and pageantry were on display during the traditional mrrrrow— display during the traditional military parade, which dates bask— military parade, which dates oosw zeo— military parade, which dates back 260 years— military parade, which dates back 260 years and involves the moss— back 260 years and involves the most prestigious— back 260 years and involves the most prestigious regiments in the most prestigious regiments in me emer— most prestigious regiments in the british army— most prestigious regiments in the british army for the first rrme — the british army for the first time since 1989.— the british army for the first time since 1989. all five regrmems— time since 1989. all five regiments of— time since 1989. all five regiments of foot guards , the

regiments of foot guards, the wersm— regiments of foot guards, the wersm ssors— regiments of foot guards, the welsh scots, irish, coldstream ome— welsh scots, irish, coldstream and grenadier— welsh scots, irish, coldstream and grenadier were on parade roeemer— and grenadier were on parade together totalling . around 1500 together totalling. around 1500 sororers— together totalling. around 1500 sororers ome— together totalling. around 1500 soldiers and around 8000 spesrorors— soldiers and around 8000 spectators surrounded horse swords— spectators surrounded horse gworosro— spectators surrounded horse guards to watch _ spectators surrounded horse guards to watch it was the first rime— guards to watch it was the first rrme o— guards to watch it was the first time a monarch— guards to watch it was the first time a monarch has ridden morseoosk— time a monarch has ridden horseback during the trooping the horseback during the trooping me sorowr— horseback during the trooping the colour parade in more than 30 the colour parade in more than so weers — the colour parade in more than so wee smse— the colour parade in more than 30 years. since queen elizabeth ii 30 years. since queen elizabeth rr m— 30 years. since queen elizabeth w m rese— 30 years. since queen elizabeth w m rose ,— 30 years. since queen elizabeth h in 1986 , while— 30 years. since queen elizabeth ii in 1986 , while members of the ii in 1986, while members of the royal— ii in 1986, while members of the rsower remrrw— ii in 1986, while members of the royal family then _ ii in 1986, while members of the royal family then waved from the ewswmemem — royal family then waved from the buckingham palace balcony as rmowsemos— buckingham palace balcony as thousands filled— buckingham palace balcony as thousands filled the mall to sheer— thousands filled the mall to smeer ro— thousands filled the mall to cheer 70 aircraft— thousands filled the mall to cheer 70 aircraft from all three ermeo— cheer 70 aircraft from all three armed services— cheer 70 aircraft from all three armed services took part in a rrw—pesr— armed services took part in a fly-past rs— armed services took part in a fly—past 18 typhoon. fighters as seen— fly—past 18 typhoon. fighters as spew oer,— fly—past 18 typhoon. fighters as spew our, me— fly—past 18 typhoon. fighters as spelt out, the king's monogram c rror— spelt out, the king's monogram c rror smerres— spelt out, the king's monogram c r for charles rex— spelt out, the king's monogram c r for charles rex ,_ spelt out, the king's monogram c r for charles rex , spitfires, r for charles rex, spitfires, wwmsemes— r for charles rex, spitfires, hurricanes and— r for charles rex, spitfires, hurricanes and a lancaster bomber— hurricanes and a lancaster bomber erso— hurricanes and a lancaster bomber also graced the skies romoom— bomber also graced the skies over london, all— bomber also graced the skies over london, all from the battle of errrem— over london, all from the battle of britain memorial flight. over london, all from the battle of britain memorial flight . the of britain memorial flight. the red of britain memorial flight. the rseo errows— of britain memorial flight. the red arrows provided the ultimate rmere— red arrows provided the ultimate rmere ro— red arrows provided the ultimate rmere so me— red arrows provided the ultimate finale to the occasion , trailing finale to the occasion, trailing merr— finale to the occasion, trailing their signature— finale to the occasion, trailing their signature red , white and their signature red, white and owe— their signature red, white and owe smoke— their signature red, white and owe smoke .— their signature red, white and

blue smoke . well, we caught up blue smoke. well, we caught up wim— blue smoke. well, we caught up more some— blue smoke. well, we caught up more or— blue smoke. well, we caught up with some of those— blue smoke. well, we caught up with some of those lucky enough to with some of those lucky enough so be— with some of those lucky enough so be om— with some of those lucky enough so be or me— with some of those lucky enough to be on the mall— with some of those lucky enough to be on the mall ._ with some of those lucky enough to be on the mall . what can to be on the mall. what can i sewe — to be on the mall. what can i sewe b— to be on the mall. what can i sewe b we— to be on the mall. what can i say.7 it was almost- to be on the mall. what can i say.7 c “3g say.7 it was almost magical, really, to see him . but what we really, to see him. but what we recognise of him, even more so. william and the children was very , very special. we were in very, very special. we were in awe. obviously, it's not somerbme— awe. obviously, it's not something we - obviously, it's not something we see every day in the something we see every day in me sreres. — something we see every day in me sreres. r— something we see every day in the states. i mean, once in a wbbbe— the states. i mean, once in a wbbbe we— the states. i mean, once in a wbbbe we see— the states. i mean, once in a while we see president biden. ber— while we see president biden. bur rrs— while we see president biden. bur br-s mor— while we see president biden. but it's not like— while we see president biden. but it's not like this. this is resemb— but it's not like this. this is begeem, meme— but it's not like this. this is pageant, right.7 yes. i saw the king— pageant, right.7 yes. i saw the king b— pageant, right.7 yes. i saw the king b we— pageant, right.7 yes. i saw the king it was a very special occasion. having seen him on tv lots of times. but now in real life. so it was it really fantastic. we had tickets in stand with two rows from the front, so we saw everything and it was been wonderful. and the army, the horses— it was been wonderful. and the army, the horses and- it was been wonderful. and the army, the horses and the- army, the horses and the mwsbsbems— army, the horses and the musicians were just stunning . musicians were just stunning. webb— musicians were just stunning. webb me— musicians were just stunning. well, the king's— musicians were just stunning. well, the king's birthday bomowrs— well, the king's birthday honours list— well, the king's birthday honours list has been released wbrb— honours list has been released wbrb bewme— honours list has been released with davina mccall, ken bruce emo— with davina mccall, ken bruce emo rem— with davina mccall, ken bruce and ian wright— with davina mccall, ken bruce and ian wright among the famous reses— and ian wright among the famous reses ro— and ian wright among the famous reses so be— and ian wright among the famous faces to be listed— and ian wright among the famous faces to be listed ,_ and ian wright among the famous faces to be listed , the joint faces to be listed, the joint obsess— faces to be listed, the joint oldest person _ faces to be listed, the joint oldest person ever to be honoured,— oldest person ever to be honoured, 106- oldest person ever to be honoured, 106 year old joan

wbbberr— honoured, 106 year old joan willett from _ honoured, 106 year old joan willett from sussex has been eweroeo— willett from sussex has been eweroeo e— willett from sussex has been awarded a bem_ willett from sussex has been awarded a bem for raising eeoooo— awarded a bem for raising £60,000 for— awarded a bem for raising £60,000 for the british heart rowmoerbom— £60,000 for the british heart foundation during the pandemic. and foundation during the pandemic. ame obe— foundation during the pandemic. are we wowmgesr— foundation during the pandemic. and the youngest person- foundation during the pandemic. and the youngest person on the list, 18 year old junior j. frood from merseyside , received frood from merseyside, received a bem for campaigning against bullying, which he suffered from from the age of six due to his love of dancing going to other news now annual mortgage repayments are set to rise by nearly £3,000 for the average household remortgaging next year . that's according to the think tank resolution foundation, who says as the uk's mortgage crunch deepens, total annual mortgage repayments could rise . by £15.8 repayments could rise. by £15.8 billion by 2026 . the man charged billion by 2026. the man charged with the murders of the three victims of nottingham's knife attacks has been remanded in custody. 31 year old valdo kaleka bannau 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. gb news national reporter ellie costello was at nottingham magistrates court. osvaldo kalakani appeared in the dock at about 10 am. at nottingham magistrates court, wearing a greyt nottingham magistrates court, wearing a grey t shirt and grey jogging wearing a grey t shirt and grey jogging bottoms and spoke only to confirm his date of birth and to confirm his date of birth and to confirm his date of birth and to confirm the fact that he was of no fixed address. he didn't need to enter— of no fixed address. he didn't need to enter a— of no fixed address. he didn't need to enter a plea- of no fixed address. he didn't need to enter a plea to- : ear: he didn't need to enter a plea to any of me— need to enter a plea to any of me sberees— need to enter a plea to any of the charges and— need to enter a plea to any of the charges and he showed little to the charges and he showed little ro mo— the charges and he showed little so no emorbom— the charges and he showed little to no emotion when those charges reeo ro— to no emotion when those charges were read to him— to no emotion when those charges were read to him ._ to no emotion when those charges were read to him .valdo kunatani were read to him. valdo kunatani has were read to him. valdo kunatani bes mow— were read to him. valdo kunatani bes beer— were read to him. valdo kunatani has now been remanded into swsroow— has now been remanded into swsroow emo— has now been remanded into custody and he— has now been remanded into custody and he will appear at worrmebem— custody and he will appear at nottingham crown court . on nottingham crown court. on reesoew— nottingham crown court. on reesoew me— nottingham crown court. on tuesday the 20th of june. ” tuesday the 20th of june. four beobbe— tuesday the 20th of june. four beobbe from — tuesday the 20th of june. four people from the— tuesday the 20th of june. four people from the same family have been found dead in a flat in west london in a three year old boy and a seven year old girl.

and a man and a woman in their 30s were found in the house on staines road in hounslow late yesterday afternoon. the met police it's seeking police says it's not seeking anyone connection with anyone else in connection with the incident . a man with the incident. a man with a neurologic condition has climbed the highest mountain in wales to raise awareness of the disease . raise awareness of the disease. as i made it to the top of snowdon and wherever you do, never give up . ben spencer lives never give up. ben spencer lives wbrb— never give up. ben spencer lives wbrb e— never give up. ben spencer lives with a progressive— g c. ben spencer lives with a progressive degenerative form— with a progressive degenerative form or— with a progressive degenerative form of ataxia. _ with a progressive degenerative form of ataxia. it— with a progressive degenerative form of ataxia. c f " form of ataxia. it affects his speech balance, coordination and swallowing. the 49 year old said he was elated and emotional to have made it to the summit of mount snowdon and back down again . in 16.5 hours. he used a again. in 16.5 hours. he used a combination of a wheelchair rollator and adapted walking sticks is absolutely fantastic. well done to you . well, this is well done to you. well, this is gb news more from me shortly. now it's over to nana .

now it's over to nana. good afternoon. this now it's over to nana.- - good afternoon. this is a gb now it's over to nana.- - good arezrnoon. this is a gb now it's over to nana.- - good are the on. this is a gb now it's over to nana.- - good are the people'ss a gb news. we are the people's sbemeb— news. we are the people's channel. i'm— news. we are the people's channel. i'm akua it's fast channel. i'm nana akua it's fast approaching-— channel. i'm nana akua it's fast approaching eight— channel. i'm nana akua it's fast approaching. eight minutes after broo— approaching. eight minutes after oroo emo— approaching. eight minutes after oroo emo br-s— approaching. eight minutes after 3:00 and it's now— approaching. eight minutes after 3:00 and it's now time to mock me— 3:00 and it's now time to mock rbe week.— 3:00 and it's now time to mock rbe week. amo— 3:00 and it's now time to mock the week. and this— 3:00 and it's now time to mock the week. and this week, of rbe — the week. and this week, of course, the kangaroo court found bobs— course, the kangaroo court found borbs robmsom— course, the kangaroo court found boris johnson guilty of misleading— boris johnson guilty of misleading house. boris johnson guilty of misleading-house. mean, misleading the house. i mean, rms— misleading the house. i mean, omrs—seeme- misleading the house. i mean, omrs—seems esl misleading the house. i mean,i this—seeing as they this was a given, seeing as they all this was a given, seeing as they ebb—robo— this was a given, seeing as they all—told-that- all practically told us, that rms— all practically told us, that omrs-be— all practically told us, that this-be-verdictl all practically told us, that- this-be-verdict before this would be the verdict before mew— this would be the verdict before rbew eem— this would be the verdict before they even started— this would be the verdict before they even started the proceedings. mean, what a proceedings. i mean, what a robe.— proceedings. i mean, what a robe—ever- proceedings. i mean, what a joke. even talking joke. they were even talking ebowr—wbol joke. they were even talking. about—who dare joke. they were even talking- about_who dare to about silencing mps who dare to sew— about silencing mps who dare to sew-oer— about silencing mps who dare to sew-oer bor— about silencing mps who dare to call-out for being- call them out for being a bemgeroo— call them out for being a kangaroo court. how harriet bermem— kangaroo court. how harriet bermem ewe— kangaroo court. how harriet harman, aka skippy head kangaroo had harman, aka skippy head kangaroo me me— harman, aka skippy head kangaroo me me newe— harman, aka skippy head kangaroo had the nerve to— harman, aka skippy head kangaroo had the nerve to claim any level of had the nerve to claim any level or rmbemebrw— had the nerve to claim any level of impartiality is— had the nerve to claim any level of impartiality is beyond me . of impartiality is beyond me. unfortunately— of impartiality is beyond me. unfortunately for the privileged sommbrree— unfortunately for the privileged committee members, it would seem that committee members, it would seem rber mew— committee members, it would seem rber rbew roo— committee members, it would seem rber rbew roo ee— committee members, it would seem that they too are not— committee members, it would seem that they too are not whiter mem— that they too are not whiter men we — that they too are not whiter than white. i— that they too are not whiter than white. i mean, i think you swu— than white. i mean, i think you srbbb see— than white. i mean, i think you can still see that— than white. i mean, i think you can still see that as evidence is can still see that as evidence rs emerging— can still see that as evidence is emerging that— can still see that as evidence is emerging that bernard jenkins mav— is emerging that bernard jenkins mew webb— is emerging that bernard jenkins mew web beve— is emerging that bernard jenkins may well have broken the rules emo— may well have broken the rules and attended— may well have broken the rules and attended a— may well have broken the rules

and attended a lockdown party for ms— and attended a lockdown party for his wire.— and attended a lockdown party for his wife. he— and attended a lockdown party for his wife. he so— and attended a lockdown party for his wife. he so far hasn't oemeo— for his wife. he so far hasn't bemeo br— for his wife. he so far hasn't denied it either— for his wife. he so far hasn't denied it either ._ for his wife. he so far hasn't denied it either . and i noticed denied it either. and i noticed mer— denied it either. and i noticed me me— denied it either. and i noticed that the established media don't ebbeer— that the established media don't ebbeer ro— that the established media don't ebbeer ro wem— that the established media don't appear to want to _ that the established media don't appear to want to take up this sborw— appear to want to take up this srorw. r— appear to want to take up this srorw. r meem— appear to want to take up this story. i mean, they've got their man, who's announced that man, boris, who's announced that bes— man, boris, who's announced that be-s—bebbw- man, boris, who's announced that be-s—bebbw webb- he's writing for the daily mail --me,— he's writing for the daily mail .-me, ms— he's writing for the daily mail .-me, his first— he's writing for the daily mail . me, his first piece was . like me, his first piece was our— . like me, his first piece was our wesrereew— . like me, his first piece was our wesrereew .— . like me, his first piece was out yesterday , and it was all out yesterday, and it was all ebowr— out yesterday, and it was all ebowr bow— out yesterday, and it was all about how weight loss pills mom-r— about how weight loss pills mom-r work— about how weight loss pills didn't work for— about how weight loss pills didn't work for him . and even didn't work for him. and even mer— didn't work for him. and even rber mew-re — didn't work for him. and even that they're attacking him for. i that they're attacking him for. r meem— that they're attacking him for. r wber— that they're attacking him for. i mean, what is— that they're attacking him for. i mean, what is the point .7 most i mean, what is the point.7 most semsbbbe— i mean, what is the point.7 most semsrbbe beobbe— i mean, what is the point.7 most sensible people have moved on emo— sensible people have moved on ere eremr— sensible people have moved on and aren't bothered even boris bes— and aren't bothered even boris bes mowed— and aren't bothered even boris bes moweo om— and aren't bothered even boris has moved on, haven't they got berser— has moved on, haven't they got berrer rbmes— has moved on, haven't they got better things to— has moved on, haven't they got better things to do— has moved on, haven't they got better things to do like sorting out better things to do like sorting our me— better things to do like sorting our rbe mess— better things to do like sorting out the mess that— better things to do like sorting out the mess that this country is m— out the mess that this country is m er— out the mess that this country is m er me— out the mess that this country is in at the moment? they're bre— is in at the moment? they're like playground— is in at the moment? they're like playground bullies. it's berberbs— like playground bullies. it's berberbs .— like playground bullies. it's pathetic . and— like playground bullies. it's pathetic . and the itv saga that pathetic. and the itv saga that rwmbbes— pathetic. and the itv saga that rwmbbes — pathetic. and the itv saga that rumbles on. chief— pathetic. and the itv saga that rumbles on. chief executive dame cerobwm— rumbles on. chief executive dame serobwm wssebb— rumbles on. chief executive dame carolyn mccall and— rumbles on. chief executive dame carolyn mccall and managing erresror— carolyn mccall and managing director kevin— carolyn mccall and managing director kevin lygo grilled were grilled— director kevin lygo grilled were grilled rbbs— director kevin lygo grilled were grilled this week— director kevin lygo grilled were grilled this week at a two hour berbrememrerw— grilled this week at a two hour parliamentary committee meeting ebowr— parliamentary committee meeting ebowr me— parliamentary committee meeting about the toxic— parliamentary committee meeting about the toxic culture at itv . about the toxic culture at itv. all about the toxic culture at itv. au or— about the toxic culture at itv. au or mer— about the toxic culture at itv. all of that after— about the toxic culture at itv. all of that after the whole rmbb-s— all of that after the whole philip's schofield debacle. i breeseo— philip's schofield debacle. i was pleased to— philip's schofield debacle. i was pleased to say i got to announce that— was pleased to say i got to announce that on air with the rebwbows— announce that on air with the fabulous louis— announce that on air with the fabulous louis sophie reaper joining— fabulous louis sophie reaper joining me— fabulous louis sophie reaper joining me m— fabulous louis sophie reaper joining me be e— fabulous louis sophie reaper joining me in a moment. now, the berr— joining me in a moment. now, the per wee— joining me in a moment. now, the per wereweer-r—

joining me in a moment. now, the pair were water yesterday pair were in hot water yesterday wbem— pair were in hot water yesterday wbem-ewesrbom— pair were in hot water yesterday when question was asked by when this question was asked by swr-s— when this question was asked by snp's-nicholson.- when this question was asked by snp's nicholson. can i just snp's john nicholson. can ijust ask snp's john nicholson. can ijust esb ome— snp's john nicholson. can ijust esb rmeb— snp's john nicholson. can ijust ask one final question ? ask one final question? can you confirm— ask one final question? can you confirm obe— ask one final question? can you confirm the daytime production staff at this morning referred to their audience in production meetings as as towerblock traces 7 meetings as as towerblock traces ? what? sorry. towerblock traces. i've never heard that bbrese— traces. i've never heard that bbrese . — traces. i've never heard that bbrese . r— traces. i've never heard that phrase . i have— traces. i've never heard that phrase . i have never- f i've never heard that phrase . traces. i've never heard that phrase . i have never heard that phrase. i have never heard that number of people have told me that. number of people have told me that . i've never heard that. that. i've never heard that. i truly dismissive of an idea is regarded as too highbrow. so i'm told people say with— regarded as too highbrow. so i'm told people say with that- ”ri;r93r:r::r: 3 3 so i'm told people say with that really ebbeeb— told people say with that really ebbeeb ro— told people say with that really ebbeeb so me— told people say with that really appeal to the terrible traces . i appeal to the terrible traces. i eeree — appeal to the terrible traces. i geree r-we— appeal to the terrible traces. i agree. i've never— appeal to the terrible traces. i agree. i've never heard of that. rr-s— agree. i've never heard of that. rr-s e— agree. i've never heard of that. it's a horrible— agree. i've never heard of that. it's a horrible thing to say. i a it's a horrible thing to say. i e borrbbbe— it's a horrible thing to say. i a horrible thing— it's a horrible thing to say. i a horrible thing to- it's a horrible thing to say. i a horrible thing to say. - it's a horrible thing to say. i a horrible thing to say. it's not what itv would be looking at as a target audience. right. we wouldn't describe our target audience in that way. and i know that i audience in that way. and i know thati do audience in that way. and i know that i do know one thing, which is that the daytime team on every show really cares about the audience. so that's really so it appears that itv this

morning were demeaning its audience by categorising them as towerblock. tracy's audience by categorising them as towerblock . tracy's nice . this towerblock. tracy's nice. this was:— towerblock. tracy's nice. this or— towerblock. tracy's nice. this was, of course,— f tracy's nice. this was, of course, vehemently oemeo— was, of course, vehemently oemeo es— was, of course, vehemently oemeo es wow— was, of course, vehemently denied, as you saw by carolyn emo— denied, as you saw by carolyn emo bewm— denied, as you saw by carolyn and kevin, but— denied, as you saw by carolyn and kevin, but it— denied, as you saw by carolyn and kevin, but it hasn't gone down— and kevin, but it hasn't gone down webb— and kevin, but it hasn't gone down well with— and kevin, but it hasn't gone down well with the viewers. berobw— down well with the viewers. hardly surprising figures have moved— hardly surprising figures have halved since— hardly surprising figures have halved since this all began. mew-re— halved since this all began. they're fleeing— halved since this all began. they're fleeing in their droves. i they're fleeing in their droves. r semb— they're fleeing in their droves. r sem-r web— they're fleeing in their droves. i can't wait to _ they're fleeing in their droves. i can't wait to see _ they're fleeing in their droves. i can't wait to see the back of mer— i can't wait to see the back of me ailing— i can't wait to see the back of that ailing fake— i can't wait to see the back of that ailing fake show full of msbbbo— that ailing fake show full of insipid, false— that ailing fake show full of insipid, false smiles. reminds me or— insipid, false smiles. reminds me or e— insipid, false smiles. reminds me or e sewe— insipid, false smiles. reminds me of a cake that— insipid, false smiles. reminds me of a cake that i had wesrereew. — me of a cake that i had yesterday. it— me of a cake that i had yesterday. it was so sweet and subw— yesterday. it was so sweet and sbbbw r— yesterday. it was so sweet and silky i couldn't— yesterday. it was so sweet and silky i couldn't finish it. more good— silky i couldn't finish it. more good ews— silky i couldn't finish it. more good news. meghan markle's has been— good news. meghan markle's has beer—mor— good news. meghan markle's has beer—mob bw- good news. meghan markle's has been—not by harry,i been dumped. no not by harry, but been dumped. no not by harry, bwr bw— been dumped. no not by harry, bwr bw sborrrw— been dumped. no not by harry, bwr bw sborrrw .— been dumped. no not by harry, but by spotify . remember her but by spotify. remember her wbbese— but by spotify. remember her wrbese sow.— but by spotify. remember her wrbese sorrw. r— but by spotify. remember her wipes? sorry. i mean archetypes possess.— wipes? sorry. i mean archetypes boesesr. row— wipes? sorry. i mean archetypes podcast. my favourite bit was wbem— podcast. my favourite bit was when werbeb— podcast. my favourite bit was when mariah carey called her out for being— when mariah carey called her out for being e— when mariah carey called her out for being a diva,— when mariah carey called her out for being a diva, which she sbeerbw— for being a diva, which she sbeerbw rs.— for being a diva, which she clearly is. it— for being a diva, which she clearly is. it was apparently a mower— clearly is. it was apparently a mutual dumping. this whole msboem. — mutual dumping. this whole incident. -right- mutual dumping. this whole incident.-right .- mutual dumping. this whole incident. right . and if incident. yeah, right. and if sme— incident. yeah, right. and if sbe es— incident. yeah, right. and if she was as if— incident. yeah, right. and if she was as if she would say no to she was as if she would say no so me— she was as if she would say no so me momew— she was as if she would say no to the money, as— she was as if she would say no to the money, as far as i can sbe— to the money, as far as i can sbe sobe— to the money, as far as i can see, she sold everyone down the ber— see, she sold everyone down the river. but unfortunately , she. river. but unfortunately, she. sbe— river. but unfortunately, she. sbe erem-r— river. but unfortunately, she. she didn't understand that when you she didn't understand that when wow besoe— she didn't understand that when you become royal,— she didn't understand that when you become royal, becoming a reebrw— you become royal, becoming a reebrw rv— you become royal, becoming a reality tv star— you become royal, becoming a reality tv star is— you become royal, becoming a reality tv star is a— you become royal, becoming a reality tv star is a major step down.— reality tv star is a major step down. r— reality tv star is a major step down. r meem— reality tv star is a major step

down. i mean, it's— reality tv star is a major step down. i mean, it's looking eewebbw— down. i mean, it's looking eewebbw es— down. i mean, it's looking equally as gloomy for harry, wbose— equally as gloomy for harry, whose books— equally as gloomy for harry, whose books bear was a case of row. — whose books bear was a case of row. roo— whose books bear was a case of row. roo mesm— whose books bear was a case of tmi. too much information? no, no, tmi. too much information? no, mor— tmi. too much information? no, mor sbe— tmi. too much information? no, nor me bro— tmi. too much information? no, no, not the bit about the frostbitten _ no, not the bit about the frostbitten manhood and eight bow— frostbitten manhood and eight hour cream, although that was beo— hour cream, although that was beo .— hour cream, although that was beo . r— hour cream, although that was beo . r meem— hour cream, although that was bad . i mean, the— hour cream, although that was bad . i mean, the bit about the bad. i mean, the bit about the omos— bad. i mean, the bit about the omos, wmsb— bad. i mean, the bit about the drugs, which could see him rbrowm— drugs, which could see him rbrowm-or— drugs, which could see him thrown .of the - drugs, which could see him thrown of the states, and thrown out of the states, and wber— thrown out of the states, and we wish— thrown out of the states, and what with king _ thrown out of the states, and what with king charles not bobbereo— what with king charles not bothered to _ what with king charles not bothered to meet him. and meghan membe— bothered to meet him. and meghan markle_elusive,. markle being somewhat elusive, it markle being somewhat elusive, br-me— markle being somewhat elusive, br-me bre— markle being somewhat elusive, it-me like there's- it looks to me like there's rrowbbe— it looks to me like there's rrowbbe m— it looks to me like there's trouble in paradise. meanwhile, besb— trouble in paradise. meanwhile, back—celebrating. back here, we're celebrating king— back here, we're celebrating king-official- back here, we're celebrating king official birthday king charles's official birthday wbrb— king charles's official birthday wbrb-rroobme— king charles's official birthday with trooping colour, with the trooping of the colour, emo— with the trooping of the colour, ems-eer— with the trooping of the colour, ere-ees mesm- with the trooping of the colour, and get much bigger and it doesn't get much bigger mem— and it doesn't get much bigger rbem-weebem— and it doesn't get much bigger than-meghan-at- and it doesn't get much bigger than meghan at what than that. meghan look at what woe— than that. meghan look at whati wow-we—or you've thrown away. speaking of wbbsb— you've thrown away. speaking of wbbsb .— you've thrown away. speaking of wbbsb , bwbem— you've thrown away. speaking of which , dylan mulvaney could join which, dylan mulvaney could join in which, dylan mulvaney could join m emo— which, dylan mulvaney could join be me ewe— which, dylan mulvaney could join in and give lessons— which, dylan mulvaney could join in and give lessons on how to sim— in and give lessons on how to sink e— in and give lessons on how to sink e bremo— in and give lessons on how to sink a brand and— in and give lessons on how to sink a brand and throw away bbbbboms— sink a brand and throw away billions off— sink a brand and throw away billions off a— sink a brand and throw away billions off a share prices. and bow-s— billions off a share prices. and bow-s me— billions off a share prices. and how's the boss— billions off a share prices. and how's the boss found to how's the boss found out to merr— how's the boss found out to web-mer— how's the boss found out to their that trailblazer of their cost that trailblazer of a breed— their cost that trailblazer of a breed-brom— their cost that trailblazer of a brand-lightlno- their cost that trailblazer of a brand light no longer the brand bud light is no longer the beeome— brand bud light is no longer the beeome-wes— brand bud light is no longer the leading-was-offj leading beer. it was knocked off the leading beer. it was knocked off me rob— leading beer. it was knocked off me rob spor— leading beer. it was knocked off the top spot after— leading beer. it was knocked off the top spot after it spent oeseoes— the top spot after it spent decades there _ the top spot after it spent decades there sewing sense for merr— decades there sewing sense for their customers.— decades there sewing sense for their customers. a— decades there sewing sense for their customers. a lesson to orber— their customers. a lesson to other brands— their customers. a lesson to other brands wish to other brands who wish to shove merr— other brands who wish to shove rbebr-boeoboew- other brands who wish to shove their ideology down our their gender ideology down our rbroers. — their gender ideology down our throats. we're— their gender ideology down our throats. we're not— their gender ideology down our throats. we're not buying it . throats. we're not buying it. rrs— throats. we're not buying it. rr-s beer— throats. we're not buying it. rr-s beem e— throats. we're not buying it. it's been a mucky old week . so

it's been a mucky old week. so rbbs— it's been a mucky old week. so rms rms— it's been a mucky old week. so rms rms bs— it's been a mucky old week. so this this is what's— it's been a mucky old week. so this this is what's coming up on in this this is what's coming up on be me— this this is what's coming up on be me mess— this this is what's coming up on in the next hour— this this is what's coming up on in the next hour .— this this is what's coming up on in the next hour . comedian louis in the next hour. comedian louis sbebbero— in the next hour. comedian louis sbebbero wru— in the next hour. comedian louis shepherd will be— in the next hour. comedian louis shepherd will be joining me to mosb— shepherd will be joining me to mosb sbe— shepherd will be joining me to mock the week— shepherd will be joining me to mock the week on today's this weeks— mock the week on today's this eeks rob— mock the week on today's this week's top stories— mock the week on today's this week's top stories on the way . week's top stories on the way. rr-s— week's top stories on the way. rr-s sbmere— week's top stories on the way. it's climate control. the united werboms— it's climate control. the united werboms beve— it's climate control. the united nations have said— it's climate control. the united nations have said oil, gas nations have said that oil, gas emo— nations have said that oil, gas emo soeb— nations have said that oil, gas and coal representatives will mow-ro— and coal representatives will now-to announce- and coal representatives will now to announce which now have to announce which mowsmes— now have to announce which industries they're linked to during— industries they're linked to during-climate- during future climate conferences- during future climate conferences . i think that's conferences. i think that's a see— conferences. i think that's a sreb m— conferences. i think that's a sreb be me— conferences. i think that's a step in the right— conferences. i think that's a step in the right direction. wber— step in the right direction. wberlwow— step in the right direction. what you think then at 345, what do you think then at 345, bmeeme— what do you think then at 345, bmeeme br— what do you think then at 345, rmegme rr wow— what do you think then at 345, imagine if you could create a homer— imagine if you could create a human without— imagine if you could create a human without a— imagine if you could create a human without a sperm and an egg-— human without a sperm and an egg. ves— human without a sperm and an egg. kes webb— human without a sperm and an egg. yes well, one— egg. yes well, one groundbreaking study has egg. wes wekb ome— groundbreaking study has created a groundbreaking study has created e—embrwo- groundbreaking study has created e—embrwo wsmei a synthetic human embryo using just a synthetic human embryo using less srem— a synthetic human embryo using iwsr srem sews— a synthetic human embryo using just stem cells ,_ a synthetic human embryo using just stem cells , but has since just stem cells, but has since gone— just stem cells, but has since gone roo— just stem cells, but has since gone roo rer— just stem cells, but has since gone roo rer .— just stem cells, but has since gone too far . then stay tuned to gone too far. then stay tuned to bob— gone too far. then stay tuned to so robrbseb— gone too far. then stay tuned to 345 political spotlight tory mp and 345 political spotlight tory mp emo bows— 345 political spotlight tory mp and boris backer— 345 political spotlight tory mp and boris backer nadine dorries has and boris backer nadine dorries bes oekeweo— and boris backer nadine dorries has delayed formally resigning mom— has delayed formally resigning from ber— has delayed formally resigning from her seat— has delayed formally resigning from her seat after she announced that she was stepping down— announced that she was stepping sown—erred.- down with immediate effect. beeoer— down with immediate effect. leader-reform _ down with immediate effect. leader reform the uk, richard leader of reform the uk, richard bsom— leader of reform the uk, richard rwsom. ms— leader of reform the uk, richard rwsom. ms berrw-s— leader of reform the uk, richard tyson. his party's future semoboere— tyson. his party's future candidate for- tyson. his party's future candidate for dorries constituency, a dave holland , constituency, a dave holland, wru— constituency, a dave holland, wbkk be— constituency, a dave holland, will be joining— constituency, a dave holland, will be joining me to talk us rbroweb— will be joining me to talk us rbroweb ems— will be joining me to talk us through this and— will be joining me to talk us through this and much more. and ekso— through this and much more. and ekso row— through this and much more. and ekso row we— through this and much more. and also tory mp christopher chope wru— also tory mp christopher chope wbkk be— also tory mp christopher chope wbkk be be— also tory mp christopher chope will be in the— also tory mp christopher chope will be in the hot— also tory mp christopher chope will be in the hot seat to assess— will be in the hot seat to discuss all— will be in the hot seat to discuss all the- will be in the hot seat to discuss all the latest gossip brom— discuss all the latest gossip from me—

discuss all the latest gossip from the heart— discuss all the latest gossip from the heart of westminster emo— from the heart of westminster ere—ebowr- from the heart of westminster and—about why- from the heart of westminster and about why he from the heart of westminster. and—about why he got and tell us all about why he got moo— and tell us all about why he got mro bobrbss. — and tell us all about why he got into politics. that's— and tell us all about why he got into politics. that's on the we.— into politics. that's on the ww.me—- into politics. that's on the ww.me— wberl into politics. that's on the. way._me what you way. aslef tell me what you rbmk— way. aslef tell me what you think-everything- way. aslef tell me what you think everything we're think on everything we're obsswssme. — think on everything we're discussing. gb discussing. email gb views at gb wews— discussing. email gb views at gb wews-rweer— discussing. email gb views at gb wews-rweer me— discussing. email gb views at gb news-tweet me at- discussing. email gb views at gb news-tweet me at .- discussing. email gb views at gb news tweet me at . gb news .com or tweet me at. gb wews— news .com or tweet me at. gb news room— news .com or tweet me at. gb news right now.— news .com or tweet me at. gb news right now. it's time to mosk— news right now. it's time to mosk sbe— news right now. it's time to mock the week. _ news right now. it's time to mock the week. and joining me to do mer— mock the week. and joining me to do rber bs— mock the week. and joining me to do that is stand— mock the week. and joining me to do that is stand up— mock the week. and joining me to do that is stand up comedian bows— do that is stand up comedian louis shaffer.— do that is stand up comedian louis shaffer. louis shaffer, bow— louis shaffer. louis shaffer, bow ee— louis shaffer. louis shaffer, bow wow— louis shaffer. louis shaffer, how are you doing? hello, nana. i'm how are you doing? hello, nana. r-m doing— how are you doing? hello, nana. i'm doing beautiful. wig l i'm doing beautiful. every time i'm doing beautiful. every time r-m wob— i'm doing beautiful. every time i'm with you, i'm doing amazing. you aren't you? people are you are, aren't you? people are beginning are beginning to talk about us. are they?i beginning to talk about us. are they? i they are. what are they? i think they are. what are they? i think they are. what are they well, whatever. they saying? well, whatever. i tell happening, they tell them what's happening, they cook . so it's been a bit cook it up. so it's been a bit of cook it up. so it's been a bit or e— cook it up. so it's been a bit or e bwsw— cook it up. so it's been a bit of a busy week— cook it up. so it's been a bit of a busy week for- f l l. so it's been a bit of a busy week for paul. boris. i of a busy week for paul. boris. r meem— of a busy week for paul. boris. r mew— of a busy week for paul. boris. i mean, they just— of a busy week for paul. boris. i mean, they just won't leave me— i mean, they just won't leave sbe—swekw. - i mean, they just won't leave the—surely. youl i mean, they just won't leave- the_surely. you know the man alone, surely. you know wber— the man alone, surely. you know wber mew— the man alone, surely. you know what they have to pick on somebody because they're all in on they've they've him on it. they've they've made him a scapegoat. think he's a scapegoat. and i think he's i mean, he's a perfect scapegoat because the fact because he's so big. the fact is, that is that they're is, is that is that they're they're are all bad. they're all in take take the take the in on it. take take the take the whatchamacallit. the partygate stuff. oh, yeah. they all knew . stuff. oh, yeah. they all knew. oh, yeah. everybody knew

everybody knew. and they're at a party and there are hundreds of people party or these people at this party or these parties not one person said, parties and not one person said, hey, wait a second, we're going to the covid. maybe they to die of the covid. maybe they didn't think they were going to die covid, but the die from the covid, but the whole the whole idea of it was that you had support bubble. that you had a support bubble. you're your bubble. the you're in your bubble. so the beobbe— you're in your bubble. so the beobbe-work- you're in your bubble. so the people -work and- you're in your bubble. so the people work and so on people in your work and so on emo— people in your work and so on me so— people in your work and so on me so sow.— people in your work and so on and so forth, you're all in the seme-kmo— and so forth, you're all in the same -and the - and so forth, you're all in the same and the objective same bubble. and the objective wes—sbe- same bubble. and the objective was—the virus- same bubble. and the objective was—the virus oni was not to spread the virus on to was not to spread the virus on ro-owrsboe. — was not to spread the virus on to outside. everybody in to people outside. everybody in the to people outside. everybody in sbe-bobbe— to people outside. everybody in the-bubble.-you- to people outside. everybody in the bubble. you were the same bubble. so if you were doing—in— the same bubble. so if you were doing—in wow- the same bubble. so if you were doing—in your work. doing something in your work emwrommem— doing something in your work environment, even environment, yeah, even i rbowem— environment, yeah, even i thought that— environment, yeah, even i thought that that was in the rwkes — thought that that was in the rwkes rm— thought that that was in the rules. i'm not— thought that that was in the rules. i'm not making the rules. room.— rules. i'm not making the rules. mobs-r— rules. i'm not making the rules. right.-i thought— rules. i'm not making the rules. right. i thought was. right. but i thought that was. so right. but i thought that was. 50_g0ing- right. but i thought that was. 50_g0ing om- right. but i thought that was. . 50_g0ing om-om so now they're going on and on ebowr— so now they're going on and on about-nonsense.- so now they're going on and on about nonsense. like, about this nonsense. it's like, less— about this nonsense. it's like, beso-yem- about this nonsense. it's like, beso-keeb. r- about this nonsense. it's like, just-yeah. i don't. just move on. yeah. i don't rbmk— just move on. yeah. i don't rbmki — just move on. yeah. i don't rbmki r— just move on. yeah. i don't think. i don't- just move on. yeah. i don't think. i don't think. just move on. yeah. i don't think cc," l l just move on. yeah. i don't. think. i don't think it was think so. i don't think it was that way. i think people people were keep a social were told to keep a social distance there were people distance and there were people maybe in the bubble, but it wasn't big a bubble. wasn't that big a bubble. marcus setchell it got setchell got bigger. it got bigger. not. you're not bigger. but it's not. you're not having people these having dozens of people at these parties, they're at work. parties, but they're at work. it matter. they're going it doesn't matter. they're going home. it's like that guy, neil ferguson, in that that man, neil ferguson, in that that man, neil ferguson, who the have

ferguson, who created the have you of the ferguson you heard of the ferguson syndrome you syndrome where just because you the and the more the more education and the more credentials you have, the more of an idiot you he have you of an idiot you are? he have you heard of of an idiot you are? he have you beero or me— of an idiot you are? he have you heard of the ferguson— 3�* r: , have you heard of the ferguson syndrome ? heard of the ferguson syndrome? let me— heard of the ferguson syndrome? let me ber— heard of the ferguson syndrome? let me beo me— heard of the ferguson syndrome? let me let me tell— heard of the ferguson syndrome? let me let me tell you— let me let me tell you something. let me tell you something. let me tell you something. you i don't like this bofis something. you i don't like this boris johnson. i don't one boris johnson. i don't care one way or the other. i don't live in this country. live in this in this country. i live in this country. but i'm not i'm not of this country. you want to decide who you want to have, but the fact everybody knew that the fact is, everybody knew that the covid as dangerous covid thing wasn't as dangerous as it was. all as they said it was. they all knew everyone that room knew knew everyone in that room knew half people by this time at half the people by this time at this we all mean, this point knew we all i mean, i don't know. i don't know. i erem-r— don't know. i don't know. i didn't know.— don't know. i don't know. i didn't know.ijust- ct?" l i don't know. i didn't know. just went along didn't know. i just went along with— didn't know. i just went along wbrb-b— didn't know. i just went along wbrb-br - didn't know. i just went along wbrb-br r- didn't know. i just went along with it was. i listened with whatever it was. i listened to me — with whatever it was. i listened to me robes— with whatever it was. i listened to the rules because i thought, you— to the rules because i thought, wow know,— to the rules because i thought, you know, they're— to the rules because i thought, you know, they're to we'll you know, they're going to we'll just— you know, they're going to we'll test-wim— you know, they're going to we'll test-wbrb b.— you know, they're going to we'll just with it. there's you know, they're going to we'll jusreal with it. there's you know, they're going to we'll jusreal it with it. there's you know, they're going to we'll jusreal it wasn't:h it. there's you know, they're going to we'll jusreal it wasn't any there's you know, they're going to we'll jusreal it wasn't any realre's you know, they're going to we'll jusreal it wasn't any real harm no real it wasn't any real harm to me— no real it wasn't any real harm to r— no real it wasn't any real harm to r es— no real it wasn't any real harm to me. i was still— no real it wasn't any real harm to me. i was still working. i stu— to me. i was still working. i sou-mw- to me. i was still working. i was still my thing. yeah was still doing my thing. yeah so was still doing my thing. yeah so r— was still doing my thing. yeah so r just— was still doing my thing. yeah so r test-erme- was still doing my thing. yeah so i just along with it so i just went along with it besse— so i just went along with it besewse-br— so i just went along with it because-if it- so i just went along with it because-if it did. so i just went along with it because if it did go the because also, if it did go the wrong— because also, if it did go the wrong me— because also, if it did go the wrong, the wrong— because also, if it did go the wrong, the wrong way, which were-br— wrong, the wrong way, which we're-it didn't,- wrong, the wrong way, which we're it didn't, then we we're lucky it didn't, then we wowe— we're lucky it didn't, then we. would—something would be looking at something far would be looking at something fer-bor— would be looking at something fer-for me- would be looking at something fer-for r- would be looking at something far for me, i thought far worse. so for me, i thought rrs— far worse. so for me, i thought br-s berrer— far worse. so for me, i thought its better ro— far worse. so for me, i thought it's better to be— far worse. so for me, i thought it's better to be over cautious

mem— it's better to be over cautious than-cautious. - it's better to be over cautious. than-cautious. -l0t than under cautious. and a lot of than under cautious. and a lot or besme— than under cautious. and a lot of people thought, that's it. that's didn't get the that's what it didn't get the information maybe information on this. i maybe i shouldn't shouldn't say this. i just say say what you've got to say. think i think whole say. i think i think the whole thing was a lie. i covid was a lie. no but people to finish thousands, millions of people died, of died, though, like a lot of people died. so it's all very webb— people died. so it's all very wet wow— people died. so it's all very wet wow sewmg— people died. so it's all very well you saying-butl people died. so it's all very. well you saying-but this well you saying that. but this is well you saying that. but this bs-kesr— well you saying that. but this bs-besr rime— well you saying that. but this is last time on this. if you is my last time on this. if you have a relative who died of covid, you would be you wouldn't be saying that. but they die be saying that. but did they die of did they die of of covid or did they die of medical malpractice put on medical malpractice by put on putting put on ventilators putting being put on ventilators unnecessarily in hospitals? were they given excess drugs, unnecessary, were they unnecessary, eerily, were they denied love their family? denied the love of their family? but are all questions that but these are all questions that wow-re— but these are all questions that woe asking-— but these are all questions that you're asking-the- but these are all questions that you're asking. the end of you're asking. but at the end of the you're asking. but at the end of rbe-wber— you're asking. but at the end of rbe-wber es— you're asking. but at the end of the what was happening is the day, what was happening is mew—ro— the day, what was happening is mew—to see- the day, what was happening is they—to save lives.| they were trying to save lives. amo— they were trying to save lives. and—onl and some people did well on ventilators. _ and some people did well on ventilators. other— and some people did well on ventilators. other people didn't erem-r— ventilators. other people didn't womb—wes— ventilators. other people didn't womb—wes e- ventilators. other people didn't didn't was a whole didn't do well. it was a whole sbrwerbom— didn't do well. it was a whole situation-never- didn't do well. it was a whole situation never been situation that we'd never been in. situation that we'd never been m. -obo— situation that we'd never been m. -obo merr- situation that we'd never been in.-did their best.- situation that we'd never been in. did their best. so in. so they did their best. so andr— in. so they did their best. so emo, wow— in. so they did their best. so eme, wow know,— in. so they did their best. so and, you know, to- in. so they did their best. so and, you know, to be honest, some-obom-r- and, you know, to be honest, some-didn't get- and, you know, to be honest, some didn't get the some people didn't get to the wembbketor— some people didn't get to the ventilator,_anyl some people didn't get to thei ventilator,_any of ventilator, didn't get to any of mose— ventilator, didn't get to any of moss-emo— ventilator, didn't get to any of those-and they- ventilator, didn't get to any of those and they still those things, and they still bree— those things, and they still died-covid. _ those things, and they still died-covid. so- those things, and they still died covid. so ijust those things, and they still died covid. so i just think died of covid. so i just think mer— died of covid. so i just think me mew-re— died of covid. so i just think that they're you're sort of rowsbme— that they're you're sort of rowsbmg om— that they're you're sort of touching on something that, you

know,— touching on something that, you know, rrs— touching on something that, you know, its mor— touching on something that, you know, it's not the— touching on something that, you know, it's not the covid wasn't test— know, it's not the covid wasn't best e— know, it's not the covid wasn't best e sore.— know, it's not the covid wasn't just a cold.imean,_ know, it's not the covid wasn't just a cold. mean, remember, just a cold. i mean, remember, it just a cold. i mean, remember, br—sbrwerbomi it was a multi—organ situation wim— it was a multi—organ situation web—emo- it was a multi—organ situation. with—and things with cytokine storms and things like with cytokine storms and things bke-wmsb— with cytokine storms and things like-which were- with cytokine storms and things like which were deadly like that, which were deadly to. some—ame some people and not others. and i some people and not others. and r—kmow— some people and not others. and r—kmow-sem-r- i think, you know, you can't setb— i think, you know, you can't sew-sem— i think, you know, you can't call-can and- i think, you know, you can't call-can and i'm- i think, you know, you can't call can and i'm going to call that i can and i'm going to sew— call that i can and i'm going to sekk br— call that i can and i'm going to sekk br rm— call that i can and i'm going to call it i'm going— call that i can and i'm going to call it i'm going to— call that i can and i'm going to call it i'm going to call it and i call it i'm going to call it and r rbmk— call it i'm going to call it and r rbmk rm— call it i'm going to call it and i think i'm going— call it i'm going to call it and i think i'm going to call it. are— i think i'm going to call it. are overw— i think i'm going to call it. and every single— i think i'm going to call it. and every single day- i think i'm going to call it. and every single day that we live, people are beginning live, the people are beginning to see that it was all no, but it got milder and milder and milder, so disease got milder, so the disease got weaker. anyway, let's move on. wher— weaker. anyway, let's move on. wber—sorrw- weaker. anyway, let's move on. what sorry about what about because sorry about that, that too much? was that, was that too much? was that, was that too much? was that too much? we got- ’x.".rt7 was that too much? we got so 33.rt37 was that too much? we got so much more—ber- that too much? we got so much more—bur we- that too much? we got so much more—but we just| more to talk about, but we just wem— more to talk about, but we just wem me— more to talk about, but we just wemr me beobre— more to talk about, but we just want the people to know that i eon-r— want the people to know that i oom-r r— want the people to know that i oom-r r bomr— want the people to know that i don't i don't that— want the people to know that i don't i don't that there are beobre— don't i don't that there are beobre-rbere- don't i don't that there are people there day don't i don't that there are. people .there-day one people out there from day one wbo— people out there from day one wbo-mor— people out there from day one who - not believe - people out there from day one who not believe in the in who did not believe in the in me— who did not believe in the in me sovrb— who did not believe in the in the covid narrative. 3r::;”r:i; the covid narrative. but there are the covid narrative. but there erem-e— the covid narrative. but there are and and more are people and more and more don't it now. no, but don't believe in it now. no, but but there are people— don't believe in it now. no, but but there are people-did. but there are people who did berrewe— but there are people who did berrewe rm— but there are people who did believe in it.— but there are people who did believe in it. and i and i berreweo— believe in it. and i and i believed in— believe in it. and i and i believed in it.- believe in it. and i and i believed in it. and actually wber—rbel believed in it. and actually wber—rbe rs what happened with the virus is it what happened with the virus is r esrwerrw— what happened with the virus is it actually-weaker- what happened with the virus is it actually weaker and it actually got weaker and weeker— it actually got weaker and. weaker—that's it actually got weaker and- weaker_that's why weaker and weaker. so that's why weaker and weaker. so that's why we—rr— weaker and weaker. so that's why we—rr-emo- weaker and weaker. so that's why we—rr-emo sewi we can talk about it now and say it we can talk about it now and say rr-rber— we can talk about it now and say rr-rber beo.— we can talk about it now and say it-that bad. but- we can talk about it now and say it that bad. but equally, it wasn't that bad. but equally, it wasn't that bad. but equally, rr soure— it wasn't that bad. but equally, it could have— it wasn't that bad. but equally, it could have gone the other way emo— it could have gone the other way ere—be— it could have gone the other way and—be speaking. and we wouldn't be speaking like omrs.— and we wouldn't be speaking like omrs-some— and we wouldn't be speaking like this.-some lots— and we wouldn't be speaking like this.-some lots of— and we wouldn't be speaking like this. some lots of us this. and some lots of us wowrom-r— this. and some lots of us wouldn't be— this. and some lots of us wouldn't be here. /r:::r. this. and some lots of us wouldn't be here. you what? wouldn't be here. you know what? just because you say that nana

doesn't it true. well, same doesn't make it true. well, same to same to you. right to you. same. same to you. right m—obesse- to you. same. same to you. right now,_because we've now, let's move on because we've got now, let's move on because we've gob—rrrsr- got loads. is this our first treme— got loads. is this our firsti rrebre—bewe fight? we're going to have a from.— fight? we're going to have a from-rr— fight? we're going to have a fight. -it because. fight? we're going to have a. fight. -it because we've fight. scrap on it because we've got ro— fight. scrap on it because we've got to moe— fight. scrap on it because we've got ro om— fight. scrap on it because we've got to move on because want to got to move on because i want to rerk— got to move on because i want to rerk-orber— got to move on because i want to talk-other stuff- got to move on because i want to talk-other stuff as- talk about the other stuff as web.— talk about the other stuff as webb-erso- talk about the other stuff as. well.-also obviously talk about the other stuff as welstory also obviously talk about the other stuff as welstory with also obviously talk about the other stuff as wel story with also to viously talk about the other stuff as welstory with also to harry/ the story with regard to harry emo— the story with regard to harryi and—go- and meghan kyiv. so let's go. berrw—rer-s- and meghan kyiv. so let's go. harry—let's talki harry and meghan, let's talk ebowr—rbrs- harry and meghan, let's talk- about_this spotify, about them because this spotify, mere-s— about them because this spotify, mere-s zo — about them because this spotify, there's 20 million— about them because this spotify, there's 20 million that she was swbboseebw—erwemi supposedly or they were given for podcast. obviously, she's mor— for podcast. obviously, she's. moo—err. not a talented presenter at all. so not a talented presenter at all. so—werr- not a talented presenter at all. so—werrlweml so sort of went well it went wrong— so sort of went well it went wrong-bre— so sort of went well it went wrong-it?.wasn't. so sort of went well it went wrong it? wasn't very wrong didn't it? it wasn't very good. — wrong didn't it? it wasn't very good. -esr- wrong didn't it? it wasn't very good. -wasn't that. good. it went it wasn't that it eso— good. it went it wasn't that it esr— - good. it went it wasn't that it esr— mew- good. it went it wasn't that it. wasn't_ they violated wasn't very good. they violated the basic rule of podcasting, wasn't very good. they violated the bapeople of podcasting, wasn't very good. they violated the bapeople didn'tdcasting, wasn't very good. they violated the bapeople didn't reallyig, wasn't very good. they violated the bapeople didn't really know which people didn't really know what content what that was, which is content content you have content content is like you have to air the time. to be on the air all the time. they may. they episodes, they may. they made 12 episodes, 12. you got 12. it's not enough. you got russell he's making russell brand. he's making like 15 and all these different 15 a day and all these different people, you know, ben, ben shapiro, and shapiro, they just pump out and it's tv show where it's not like a tv show where there like five channels there was like five channels they on week. you they were on once a week. you could a week. they could do it once a week. they basically she was lazy. she basically she she was lazy. she didn't didn't do the work. didn't she didn't do the work. the work she should have done the work is she should have done if done 100, 200 if she had done 50, 100, 200 episodes by this point, she could have been podcaster. and could have been a podcaster. and not just a celebrity who went into podcasting. now, what about itv into podcasting. now, what about rrv e— into podcasting. now, what about rrv e besse— into podcasting. now, what about itv ? because they've—

:t 3g now, what about itv ? because they've been in itv? because they've been in a bit currently? _ itv? because they've been in a bit currently? well,- itv? because they've been in a bit currently? new c bit currently? well, like everything i don't. this is my greatest strength as a person and will be the judge of that . and will be the judge of that. and my greatest drawback is i don't believe anything it sounds like a lie. it sounds like the it sounds like something that's so facile that what is itv ? the so facile that what is itv? the typekit traces? yes . is that it typekit traces? yes. is that it sounds like something that they might say. they probably didn't say they might have said say it. they might have said that. have it. that. they might have said it. and why people believed and that's why people believed it, they could see it, because they could see and this the problem live this is the problem that we live in. it's a class issue. and this country to focus country is trying to focus on race. it's race. and it's not race. it's class . and the people of the class. and the people of the working classes of the of i don't know. we call them whatever you call the classes , whatever you call the classes, they're they're sick to death of being patronised. patronised by these people, these this london elite, but not just the london elite. this is the switzerland elite. this is the switzerland elite. this is the switzerland elite. this the elite . this elite. this is the elite. this is the tenth of 1% who's is the one tenth of 1% who's controlling lives. and controlling the lives. and they're just fed it. they're just fed up with it. that's why i don't think that's why this i don't think it's don't think they it's true. i don't think they called anybody. i think they mrebr— called anybody. i think they might—becausel called anybody. i think they.

might—because i've might have done it because i've worked— might have done it because i've worked rm— might have done it because i've worked in companies where they krmo—bremos- worked in companies where they kind—brands very,i kind of categorise brands very, werw— kind of categorise brands very, very-of— kind of categorise brands very, werw-or ome- kind of categorise brands very, very of time. we've got running out of time. we've got ebowr— running out of time. we've got ebowr-rber— running out of time. we've got about-that dylan- about 30s was that dylan rrwwemew— mulvaney singing a brand bud light?— mulvaney singing a brand bud meme-beo— mulvaney singing a brand bud light?-bud light- mulvaney singing a brand bud light? bud light was light? well bud light was srmkrme— light? well bud light was srmkrme- - light? well bud light was srmkrme- rm- light? well bud light was sinking- i'm oldi light? well bud light was- sinking- i'm old enough sinking already. i'm old enough to i'm an american and to remember i'm an american and i when light came i remember when bud light came out, working class out, it wasn't a working class been out, it wasn't a working class beer. wasn't the man's blue beer. it wasn't the man's blue collar beer. it was it was a girly beer because it was a light beer. it like telling light beer. it was like telling a to drink a beer. it a man to drink a light beer. it was like , just so i don't even i was like, just so i don't even i can't even use words to can't even use the words to describe it but time, describe it. but over time, it became a word. and anyway, it was the out because was on the way out because nobody associate them nobody wants to associate them with a with a beer for the a working class beer. they want to aspiration people. they want to dnnk so aspiration people. they want to drink so it's not dylan drink the top. so it's not dylan mulvaney it was just it mulvaney isn't it was just it was like a hail mary. mulvaney isn't it was just it was like a hail mary . this is was like a hail mary. this is what football. what they say in football. it was just was just let's try was just it was just let's try to this thing doing to save this thing by doing something would have something bold. it would have gone . i think that's gone down anyway. i think that's an interesting point. well, let's thank you much for let's thank you very much for talking me. when are you talking to me. when are you beske— talking to me. when are you beske are— talking to me. when are you beske are wow— talking to me. when are you back? are you on— 3g when are you back? are you on headliners? r-m —romorrow.l i'm on headliners tomorrow. sunday tomorrow. and even if i'm not on tonight, watch headline is comedic is there's three amazing comedic ones and they say different

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aftthis area of low pressureie to this area of low pressure that's out to the west of uk that's out to the west of the uk , bringing these occluded fronts across the uk. and these are a focus for some heavy showers and thunderstorms . so we'll continue thunderstorms. so we'll continue to see thunderstorms and heavy showers across northern ireland as well as wales and southwest england through evening . we england through this evening. we will also see some heavier showers pushing into southeast england into the early hours of sunday. it'll be quite a cloudy night, though, as well with some low cloud, especially down north sea . and this will mean sea coasts. and this will mean it's going another warm it's going to be another warm and humid night, though. a little than night little cooler than the night just gone . so as we go into the just gone. so as we go into the start of sunday and those showers are going to push northeastwards throughout the morning. but we will see further heavy showers and thunderstorm popping up heavy showers and thunderstorm popping up through sunday morning. so we do have a couple of warnings for of weather warnings in force for this wales and this across england, wales and northern ireland. temperature wise, though, tomorrow it'll be another warm day with temperatures getting into the low to mid 20s. temperatures getting into the low to mid 20s . but as we go low to mid 20s. but as we go into sunday afternoon , we see into sunday afternoon, we see this area of heavy showers and

thunderstorms pushing up from the near continent . and this the near continent. and this could bring thunderstorms to anyone within that yellow warning area across england and wales , bringing some heavy rain wales, bringing some heavy rain which could bring some localised flooding disruption, well flooding and disruption, as well as lightning and hail. as frequent lightning and hail. so check the weather forecast so do check the weather forecast if out sunday evening, it if you're out sunday evening, it will be quite a warm and muggy night once again as we go night though once again as we go into monday morning with all that and that cloud and rain around. and that cloud and rain around. and that will push northwards through monday. so quite a wet start scotland , drier start across scotland, drier elsewhere with plenty of sunshine around to start the new week. but that's unsettled weather, not going too far. those showers may become a little bit more muted as we head towards midweek and remaining warm .

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coming minutes coming up to 27 minutes after 3:00. is gb news. we are 3:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua. the break, we akua. now, before the break, we were poking fun at some of this week's top stories mock the week's top stories in mock the week. what you've been week. let's see what you've been saying. nana, saying. tony says, hey, nana, what's those people what's wrong with those people having together ? would having a drink together? would it called it have still been called a party they were drinking party if they were drinking water a soft drink? i don't water or a soft drink? i don't think the cake . think boris even had the cake. jane you, nana. no jane says i'm with you, nana. no one knew about covid so we all did sick did our best. exactly. i'm sick and tired of these people that 90, and tired of these people that go, oh, well, it wasn't that bad. know, hindsight . bad. you know, it's hindsight. hindsight? they lucky. hindsight? yes, they got lucky. ross says, calling viewers ross says, calling their viewers towerblock tracy's is absolutely patronise ing. shame on itv. yeah i don't believe for a minute that they didn't do that. i did. you know. i think they did. you know. anyway, stay tuned. we got loads more up now. climate more coming up now. it's climate control. un has said that control. the un has said that oil gas coal oil and gas and coal representatives now have to representatives will now have to announce which industries they are linked to during are actually linked to during future climate conferences , as future climate conferences, as obviously they should be doing that anyway. climate change campaigners say that this is the first stopping the first step to stopping the influence polluters, and this

influence of polluters, and this comes just stop oil took to comes as just stop oil took to the streets wreak havoc, the streets to wreak havoc, which because aren't which is ironic because aren't they by a top billionaire they funded by a top billionaire and oil magnate with three protesters letting off confetti bomb during the show at an opera house in sussex? so does this all help in the battle against climate change? well, joining me now is perry from cop26. now is lois perry from cop26. she's the ceo and meteorologist jim dale . i she's the ceo and meteorologist jim dale. i did invite just she's the ceo and meteorologist jim dale . i did invite just stop jim dale. i did invite just stop oil on, but they didn't want to . so they thank you very much for reaching out to me. they will happy on my show will be happy to be on my show with don't want with me, but they don't want to come with you, lois, because come on with you, lois, because and other science and other blatant science deniers, what called deniers, that's what they called you. lois, how do you feel about that? sleep tonight. that? i can. i'll sleep tonight. met-s— that? i can. i'll sleep tonight. that's-complimentl that? i can. i'll sleep tonight.| that's-compliment . that? i can. i'll sleep tonight.- that's-compliment . i'm that's a massive compliment. i'm owbe— that's a massive compliment. i'm ewme—mes- that's a massive compliment. i'm quite—that. we're- quite pleased with that. we're on quite pleased with that. we're om—werr.— quite pleased with that. we're om—werr. mo- quite pleased with that. we're on_well, no, but. on the run. well, no, but they're calling you a climate denier. i are denier. i mean, are you a climate denier? what climate denier? that's what they're don't deny they're saying. no, i don't deny they're saying. no, i don't deny rbe-sbemerme- they're saying. no, i don't deny rbe-sbemerme .- they're saying. no, i don't deny rbe-sbemerme lrl the climate is changing, but i do the climate is changing, but i oo-rr-s— the climate is changing, but i do-it's anything. the climate is changing, but i. do-it's anything-do do deny that it's anything to do wrrb— do deny that it's anything to do wrrb-okew. - do deny that it's anything to do with-okay. well,- do deny that it's anything to doi with -okay. well, let's with us. yeah, okay. well, let's get—as— with us. yeah, okay. well, let's get as well. and get jim dale on as well. and let's . so let's talk let's see right. so let's talk about this . talk to me about about this. talk to me about this. lois, do you think this is a idea that the a good idea that the representatives are actually

going what they going to have to say what they are to? absolutely. are linked to? yeah absolutely. i it's extremely good i think it's an extremely good roee. —rberl idea. and i also think that emwoe— idea. and i also think that emwoe wbo— idea. and i also think that anyone who benefits directly from— anyone who benefits directly from emw— anyone who benefits directly from any legislation or policies mer— from any legislation or policies we soe— from any legislation or policies that come directly— from any legislation or policies that come directly out of cop, c0p— that come directly out of cop, sob emo— that come directly out of cop, sob eme emw— that come directly out of cop, cop and any other green policies esrwerrw— cop and any other green policies esrwerrw we,— cop and any other green policies actually like, for— cop and any other green policies actually like, for example , actually like, for example, beobre— actually like, for example, beobre mer— actually like, for example, people that benefit from the remewebres— people that benefit from the renewables industry tree or restore— renewables industry tree or beobre mer— renewables industry tree or people that own electric car charging— people that own electric car charging points— people that own electric car charging points or indeed eresrrrs— charging points or indeed electric car— charging points or indeed electric car companies that they showro— electric car companies that they sbowro be— electric car companies that they should be clearly— electric car companies that they should be clearly labelled as as you should be clearly labelled as as wow know— should be clearly labelled as as wow kmow rm— should be clearly labelled as as you know in the— should be clearly labelled as as you know in the same way. so weeb— you know in the same way. so weeb .— you know in the same way. so weeb , r— you know in the same way. so weeb , r rbrmk— you know in the same way. so yeah , i think it's— you know in the same way. so yeah , i think it's a great idea. yeah, i think it's a great idea. rrm — yeah, i think it's a great idea. rrm bete— yeah, i think it's a great idea. rrm bere .— yeah, i think it's a great idea. jim dale , what's— yeah, i think it's a great idea. jim dale , what's your view on jim dale, what's your view on rbrs— jim dale, what's your view on rbrs e — jim dale, what's your view on rbrs e ros— jim dale, what's your view on this ? it's nice— jim dale, what's your view on this ? it's nice to— jim dale, what's your view on this ? l 3 tr; 33 ”cc: this? it's nice to agree. lois we're agreeing at the very beginning . absolutely it really beginning. absolutely it really is a case of the mass coming down, if you like, because for too long, cop, 20, 20, whatever it's been in the past, as has been full of people hiding behind chairs and hiding behind curtains and not knowing who's what, where and when. s0 curtains and not knowing who's what, where and when. so look, open faces this week we unmasked a liar and a misinformed in bods a liar and a misinformed in boris johnson. um, so . cop 28 as

boris johnson. um, so. cop 28 as it will be is going to do exactly that. so why not i mean whether it be i don't think renewables are behind anything or the the green movement. or the green the green movement. i think it's more the fossil fuels and the fossil fuel funders . and that's where this funders. and that's where this particular call it a rule is coming in. lois perry yeah , no, coming in. lois perry yeah, no, i think that actually you'll find that the, the green industry, you know, they receive so much more money in terms of pubuc so much more money in terms of public funding and the amount of money that's funnelled into akua ism via green organisations to do over the fossil fuel industry when actually they're not really doing over the fossil fuel industry, they're actually doing over you me . because since over you and me. because since rewo— over you and me. because since roko, rossrr— over you and me. because since 1970, fossil fuel— over you and me. because since 1970, fossil fuel use— over you and me. because since 1970, fossil fuel use has- 1970, fossil fuel use has oowbreo. — 1970, fossil fuel use has doubled. it's— 1970, fossil fuel use has doubled. it's doubled globally and doubled. it's doubled globally emo rr— doubled. it's doubled globally emo rr wru— doubled. it's doubled globally and it will probably double eeerm— and it will probably double egerm bw— and it will probably double egerm bw oobo— and it will probably double again by 2050 because asia and worse— again by 2050 because asia and krrrse ee— again by 2050 because asia and africa are not— again by 2050 because asia and africa are not going to stop osmo— africa are not going to stop wsrme rossrr— africa are not going to stop using fossil fuels to develop merr— using fossil fuels to develop their economies— using fossil fuels to develop their economies to the same ssere— their economies to the same ssere emo— their economies to the same ssere emo ro— their economies to the same scale and to the— their economies to the same scale and to the same level that we beve— scale and to the same level that we bewe. oo— scale and to the same level that we have. so the— scale and to the same level that we have. so the whole the whole somsebr—

we have. so the whole the whole somsebr or— we have. so the whole the whole concept of renewables ever fill in concept of renewables ever fill be me — concept of renewables ever fill be me beb— concept of renewables ever fill be me geb rs— concept of renewables ever fill be me geb rs e— concept of renewables ever fill in the gap is a nonsense. if you book— in the gap is a nonsense. if you book er— in the gap is a nonsense. if you book er me— in the gap is a nonsense. if you look at the whole— in the gap is a nonsense. if you look at the whole map of the emrre— look at the whole map of the entire world _ look at the whole map of the entire world in— look at the whole map of the entire world in terms of our esese— entire world in terms of our wseee or— entire world in terms of our wsege or emergw— entire world in terms of our usage of energy, not just eresrrrsrrw— usage of energy, not just electricity ,_ usage of energy, not just electricity , but energy, it's so electricity, but energy, it's so rmmwsswre— electricity, but energy, it's so minuscule cool— electricity, but energy, it's so minuscule cool what renewables esrwerrw— minuscule cool what renewables esrwerrw reeo — minuscule cool what renewables actually feed into— minuscule cool what renewables actually feed into feed into our emerew— actually feed into feed into our energy use— actually feed into feed into our energy rr-s— actually feed into feed into our energy use. it's unbelievable. work.— energy use. it's unbelievable. werr. rm.— energy use. it's unbelievable. well, jim, look- energy use. it's unbelievable. well, jim, look ,- energy use. it's unbelievable. well, jim, look, i— energy use. it's unbelievable. well, jim, look , i want- energy use. it's unbelievable. well, jim, look , i want to- energy use. it's unbelievable. well, jim, look, i want to ask you as well about the weather. is it climate change? that's making the weather happen in this way? i mean, is it our fault? are we polluting as much that getting that now everything's getting hot let's this hot? yeah. let's make this ebsorwrerw— hot? yeah. let's make this absolutely clear.- 3r:::r7 yeah. let's make this absolutely clear. it's not me srrrrme— absolutely clear. it's not me srrrrme bere— absolutely clear. it's not me sitting here just— absolutely clear. it's not me sitting here just saying this. i wrrr— sitting here just saying this. i wok-reed.— sitting here just saying this. i will-lead. not- sitting here just saying this. i will lead. not just from will take my lead. not just from web— will take my lead. not just from we r— will take my lead. not just from what i observe— will take my lead. not just from what i observe in— will take my lead. not just from what i observe in 40 years of weerber— what i observe in 40 years of weerber emo— what i observe in 40 years of weather and climate and doing mes— weather and climate and doing rber. amr— weather and climate and doing that. and that's— weather and climate and doing that. and that's a— weather and climate and doing that. and that's a long history in that. and that's a long history to terms— that. and that's a long history in terms observing, that. and that's a long history in terms observing , seeing in terms of observing, seeing wber-s— in terms of observing, seeing wber-s torme— in terms of observing, seeing what's going on.— in terms of observing, seeing what's going on. but the likes of nasa— what's going on. but the likes or book emo— what's going on. but the likes of nasa and noaa and wmo and orbers— of nasa and noaa and wmo and orbers .— of nasa and noaa and wmo and others , eminent— of nasa and noaa and wmo and others , eminent scientists, this others, eminent scientists, this is others, eminent scientists, this rs omrw— others, eminent scientists, this rs omrw ome— others, eminent scientists, this is only one direction. nana i'll say— is only one direction. nana i'll sew rbrs— is only one direction. nana i'll sew rbrs ro— is only one direction. nana i'll sew rbrs ro wow— is only one direction. nana i'll say this to you in— is only one direction. nana i'll say this to you in the last week or two— say this to you in the last week or two or— say this to you in the last week or two or even— say this to you in the last week or two or even the— say this to you in the last week or two or even the last month, workr— or two or even the last month, world records— or two or even the last month, world records in— or two or even the last month, world records in terms of heat resorssr— world records in terms of heat resoros beve— world records in terms of heat records have been— world records in terms of heat records have been falling left, right— records have been falling left, rrem emo— records have been falling left, right and centre— records have been falling left, right and centre right across me— right and centre right across the worker. — right and centre right across the world. even— right and centre right across the world. even this week . and

the world. even this week. and you— the world. even this week. and wow wru— the world. even this week. and wow wrrr see— the world. even this week. and you will see going— the world. even this week. and you will see going forward, mewbe— you will see going forward, mewbe rbrs— you will see going forward, maybe this will— you will see going forward, maybe this will be making the rbrs— maybe this will be making the news this week— maybe this will be making the news this week in terms of wber-s—rm- news this week in terms of what's—in texas| news this week in terms of. what's—in texas and what's happening in texas and bowrsreme— what's happening in texas and louisiana and— what's happening in texas and louisiana and those southern wesemr— louisiana and those southern western states— louisiana and those southern western states for the week ebeeb— western states for the week ebeeo. amr— western states for the week ahead. and also— western states for the week ahead. and also in europe as web.— ahead. and also in europe as web. rbrs— ahead. and also in europe as web. rbrs rs— ahead. and also in europe as well. this is europe, lois. worr— well. this is europe, lois. werr .— well. this is europe, lois. werr . wow— well. this is europe, lois. well , you know,- well. this is europe, lois. well , you know, records since well, you know, records since records began. so how long have resorts— records began. so how long have resoros beem— records began. so how long have records been able— records began. so how long have records been able to— records began. so how long have records been able to be- records been able to be esswrererw— records been able to be accurately taken? not very long at accurately taken? not very long er err. — accurately taken? not very long er err. amr— accurately taken? not very long at all. and the— accurately taken? not very long at all. and the world is bombers— at all. and the world is hundreds of— at all. and the world is hundreds of millions of years ore.— hundreds of millions of years ore. ame,— hundreds of millions of years ore. ame, wow— hundreds of millions of years old. and, you know as well as i do,— old. and, you know as well as i oo, rm,— old. and, you know as well as i to, rrm, mer— old. and, you know as well as i do, jim, that these— old. and, you know as well as i do, jim, that these that these rembererwres— do, jim, that these that these temperatures are— do, jim, that these that these temperatures are taken at what are known as hotspots . quite are known as hotspots. quite often— are known as hotspots. quite often mew-re— are known as hotspots. quite often they're to— are known as hotspots. quite often they're to next military resrrrrres— often they're to next military facilities or— often they're to next military facilities or royal air force resrrrrres— facilities or royal air force facilities in— facilities or royal air force facilities in this- facilities or royal air force facilities in this country, wbrsb— facilities in this country, wbrsb ee— facilities in this country, which are full- facilities in this country, which are full of concrete. and mew— which are full of concrete. and rbew — which are full of concrete. and rbew mor— which are full of concrete. and they are not reliable at all in errborrs— they are not reliable at all in errborrs emo— they are not reliable at all in airports and other places . l airports and other places. it's an average it's— airports and other places. it's an average it's not— airports and other places. it's an average it's not just one station you look at. well, listen , listen. but jim's been listen, listen. but jim's been doing— listen, listen. but jim's been some rr— listen, listen. but jim's been some r for— listen, listen. but jim's been doing it for 40— listen, listen. but jim's been doing it for 40 years,- 0 301;33 0 33 but jim's been doing it for 40 years, so 0 33 0 33 but jim's been doing it for 40 years, so he sbowro— doing it for 40 years, so he should know— doing it for 40 years, so he should know the - doing it for 40 years, so he should know the planet's been erowmr— should know the planet's been erowmo bor— should know the planet's been around for billions. so just so you— around for billions. so just so wow kmow. — around for billions. so just so wow kmow. arr— around for billions. so just so you know. all right. listen, rbemk— you know. all right. listen, rbemk wow— you know. all right. listen, rbemk wow so— you know. all right. listen, thank you so much. it's very good— thank you so much. it's very good ro— thank you so much. it's very good ro rerk— thank you so much. it's very good to talk-jim- thank you so much. it's very good to talk jim dale good to talk to you, jim dale emo— good to talk to you, jim dale ere-rero— good to talk to you, jim dale and-perry. lovely- good to talk to you, jim dale and perry. lovely talk and lois perry. lovely to talk to wow. —

and lois perry. lovely to talk ro wow. okew.— and lois perry. lovely to talk to you. okay. their to you. okay. so that's their rbowems- — thoughts. what are yours? stay romeo.— thoughts. what are yours? stay romeo—rbei tuned. this is gb news on the we.— tuned. this is gb news on the wew. rmegrme— tuned. this is gb news on the wew. rmegrme wow— tuned. this is gb news on the way. imagine you could create a bwmem— way. imagine you could create a human without— way. imagine you could create a human without a— way. imagine you could create a human without a man woman. human without a man and a woman. webb— human without a man and a woman. wersreeresr— human without a man and a woman. welcreated synthetic— human without a man and a woman. wel created synthetic embryos has created synthetic embryos osmo— has created synthetic embryos wsrme reso— has created synthetic embryos using just-cells. - has created synthetic embryos using just cells. but has using just stem cells. but has gore— using just stem cells. but has science gone too— using just stem cells. but has science gone too far? we'll orsswss— science gone too far? we'll discuss that— science gone too far? we'll discuss that and more after your retest— discuss that and more after your reresr mews— discuss that and more after your latest news headlines . latest news headlines. hello, oboe— latest news headlines. hello, good afternoon— latest news headlines. hello, good afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's 333. here are the headunes newsroom. it's 333. here are the headlines as. dumas. the king has celebrated his official birthday with the nation during his first trooping the colour ceremony as monarch. pomp and pageantry were on display during the traditional military parade, which dates back 260 years and involves the most prestigious regiments in the british army. for the first time since 1989. all five regiments of foot guards , the welsh scots, irish,

guards, the welsh scots, irish, coldstream and grenadier were on parade together around 1500 soldiers and around 8000 spectators surrounded horse guards to watch. it was the first time a monarch has ridden horseback during the trooping the colour parade in more than 30 years since queen elizabeth ii in 1986. well members of the royal family then waved from the buckingham palace balcony as thousands filled the mall to cheer a 70 aircraft from all three armed services took part in a fly—past 18 typhoons fighters spelt out the king's monogram cr for charles rex spitfire , kyrees hurricanes and spitfire, kyrees hurricanes and a lancaster bomber. also graced the skies over london. all from the skies over london. all from the battle of britain memorial flight. the red arrows provided the ultimate finale to the occasion, trailing their signature red, white and blue smoke . annual mortgage

smoke. annual mortgage repayments are set to rise by nearly £3,000 for the average household remortgaging next yeah household remortgaging next year. that's according to think tank resolution foundation london, who says as the uk's mortgage crunch deepens, total annual mortgage repayments could rise by £15.8 billion by 2026. the man charged with the murders of the three victims of nottingham knife attacks has been remanded in custody. 31 year old valdo kalakani, 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 . well, you can van that morning. well, you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website at cbnnews.com . now it's back to cbnnews.com. now it's back to nana.|

i thank nana. - i thank you were. - l thank you so were. — . thank you so much. nana. thank you so much. right. still its thank you so much. right. still to its political— thank you so much. right. still to its political spotlight- to come, its political spotlight reeoer— to come, its political spotlight reeoer or— to come, its political spotlight leader of reform _ to come, its political spotlight leader of reform uk, richard rrse— leader of reform uk, richard rrse emo— leader of reform uk, richard rrse emo rs— leader of reform uk, richard tice and is part— leader of reform uk, richard tice and is part of party's mowe— tice and is part of party's future candidate for nadine borrbes— future candidate for nadine dorries, constituency . dave dorries, constituency. dave borremo— dorries, constituency. dave holland will- dorries, constituency. dave holland will be - dorries, constituency. dave holland will be joining me to rerk— holland will be joining me to rerk-rerrweere- holland will be joining me to talk partygate the talk about partygate and the ferrom— talk about partygate and the fallout-much— talk about partygate and the fallout much more. but on fallout and much more. but on the fallout and much more. but on rte-mew.— fallout and much more. but on the-next, imagine- fallout and much more. but on the next, imagine if you the way next, imagine if you soure— the way next, imagine if you could create— the way next, imagine if you could create a— the way next, imagine if you could create a human without a man or a woman .— could create a human without a man or a woman . well, stay tuned man or a woman. well, stay tuned to erme— man or a woman. well, stay tuned to error oer— man or a woman. well, stay tuned to first out bow— man or a woman. well, stay tuned to find out how a— man or a woman. well, stay tuned to find out how a groundbreaking srwsrw— to find out how a groundbreaking srwow—ro- to find out how a groundbreaking study—to create. study used stem cells to create an study used stem cells to create em embrwo. — study used stem cells to create an embryo. we'll— study used stem cells to create an embryo. we'll talk about that emer— an embryo. we'll talk about that errer rbrs—

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reerrsrrs— think that does that sound reerrsrrs e— think that does that sound realistic ? well, scientists at realistic? well, scientists at me— realistic? well, scientists at the university— realistic? well, scientists at the university of cambridge and the university of cambridge and the california— the university of cambridge and the california institute of resbmobogw— the california institute of technology have to technology have managed to see— technology have managed to sreere-bw— technology have managed to create-by solely- technology have managed to create by solely using create embryos by solely using stem— create embryos by solely using stem-.— create embryos by solely using srem-. bwbessrme- create embryos by solely using stem , bypassing the need stem cells, bypassing the need for em— stem cells, bypassing the need for em egg— stem cells, bypassing the need or em egg or— stem cells, bypassing the need or em egg or e— stem cells, bypassing the need for an egg or a sperm. now, swrremtkw— for an egg or a sperm. now, currently, these— for an egg or a sperm. now, currently, these structures tom-r— currently, these structures don't actually— currently, these structures don't actually have a beating beers— don't actually have a beating beers or— don't actually have a beating beers or e— don't actually have a beating heart or a brain,— don't actually have a beating heart or a brain, but they do esrwerrw— heart or a brain, but they do actually have— heart or a brain, but they do actually have the capacity to form— actually have the capacity to form rbe— actually have the capacity to form the placenta and an embryo. but form the placenta and an embryo. but me— form the placenta and an embryo. but me srwsrw— form the placenta and an embryo. but the study also— form the placenta and an embryo. but the study also raises erbrser— but the study also raises ethical and— but the study also raises ethical and legal problems . ethical and legal problems. soure— ethical and legal problems. sowro rbrs— ethical and legal problems. could this new— ethical and legal problems. could this new breakthrough be the could this new breakthrough be rbe mowe— could this new breakthrough be the future for— could this new breakthrough be the future for procreation? and wber— the future for procreation? and we rsswes— the future for procreation? and what issues does— the future for procreation? and what issues does it bring up? webb— what issues does it bring up? werr. ro— what issues does it bring up? well, to discuss— what issues does it bring up? well, to discuss that , i'm well, to discuss that, i'm romeo— well, to discuss that, i'm romeo bw— well, to discuss that, i'm romeo bw or.— well, to discuss that, i'm joined by dr. gavin ashenden, essosreer— joined by dr. gavin ashenden, associate editor— joined by dr. gavin ashenden, associate editor of the catholic berero — associate editor of the catholic berero emo— associate editor of the catholic herald and former anglican brsbob— herald and former anglican brsbob emo— herald and former anglican bishop and author david lloyd, an bishop and author david lloyd, em wbs— bishop and author david lloyd, em ms or.— bishop and author david lloyd, an nhs gp. right. so i'm going to an nhs gp. right. so i'm going so stere— an nhs gp. right. so i'm going to stem wrrb— an nhs gp. right. so i'm going to start with you,— an nhs gp. right. so i'm going to start with you, david. so rbrs— to start with you, david. so we sem— to start with you, david. so we wow— to start with you, david. so this can you talk me through rbrse— this can you talk me through rbrse swe— this can you talk me through this? give us— this can you talk me through this? give us a— this can you talk me through this? give us a bit more detail ebowr— this? give us a bit more detail ebowr bow— this? give us a bit more detail about how this— this? give us a bit more detail about how this how this works ? about how this how this works? werr. — about how this how this works? werr. r-rr— about how this how this works? work. to mw— about how this how this works? well, i'll try . it's— about how this how this works? fibril. 00 03 it's there. not well, i'll try. it's there. not i well, i'll try. it's there. not r — well, i'll try. it's there. not rsem r— well, i'll try. it's there. not i can i correct— well, i'll try. it's there. not i can i correct you- well, i'll try. it's there. not i can i correct you on- fibril. 00 03 it's there. not i can i correct you on the embrwo— i can i correct you on the embrwo brre — i can i correct you on the embryo bit? i- i can i correct you on the embryo bit? "rz; embryo bit? i think we're talking about something much earlier than that . we're talking earlier than that. we're talking about a blast about something called a blast suella, which is basically just a several layers of cells . and i

a several layers of cells. and i think the research _ a several layers of cells. and i think the research that's- t and i think the research that's broken rbroweb— think the research that's broken rbroweb rs— think the research that's broken through is that— think the research that's broken through is that rather than sreerrme— through is that rather than sreerrme reso— through is that rather than creating just a— through is that rather than creating just a few cells in one rewer.— creating just a few cells in one bewer. mew— creating just a few cells in one layer, they managed to produce a few-rm— layer, they managed to produce a few-rm-rewers- layer, they managed to produce a few-rm-rewers. - layer, they managed to produce a few-in-layers. asi few cells in several layers. as rbe— few cells in several layers. as we eseersb— few cells in several layers. as the research has— few cells in several layers. as the research has been- few cells in several layers. as the research has been done in mice well as in human human mice as well as in human human cells. so we know that these particular blastula cannot go on and produce embryos and thus human beings. so we're at a much earlier stage than people thinking that from this research , which necessarily we can go on and produce a human embryo and then a human being without fertile ization. what it does do, though , is give us enormous do, though, is give us enormous insights into the way that cells interact with each other and form the structures that we know form the structures that we know form human beings. and from that we can understand what goes wrong . many of the things that wrong. many of the things that we have to deal with as doctors like cancer and infections are due to the way that cells move and interrelate with each other within the body. and so there's really fundamental research is fantastically useful and is a

great breakthrough, but it doesn't mean that we're going to have artificial human beings. but but but doesn't it feel like the start of something? i mean. gavin what do you— the start of something? i mean. gavin what do you think?- g37 i mean. gavin what do you think? it sowrrso— gavin what do you think? it sounds like— gavin what do you think? it sounds like they're meddling in a sounds like they're meddling in e brese— sounds like they're meddling in e brese mer— sounds like they're meddling in a place that could— sounds like they're meddling in a place that could have some serious ethical— a place that could have some serious ethical side effects. i wber— serious ethical side effects. i mean, what do— serious ethical side effects. i mean, what do you think? what are mean, what do you think? what wow— mean, what do you think? what are your thoughts? well first of all, are your thoughts? well first of err. bewsr-s— are your thoughts? well first of all, david's right.— are your thoughts? well first of all, david's right. 33 all, david's right. this is eboer— all, david's right. this is about discovering why things die rather than being able to make them live. we're a very, very rome— them live. we're a very, very long wew— them live. we're a very, very long wew ewew— them live. we're a very, very long way away from - 0 we're a very, very long way away from that. but but beo-s— long way away from that. but but reb-s rmeerme— long way away from that. but but let's imagine that— long way away from that. but but let's imagine that that we were rsose— let's imagine that that we were rsose rbem— let's imagine that that we were closer than we— let's imagine that that we were closer than we actually are . it closer than we actually are. it srrrr— closer than we actually are. it srrrr rerses— closer than we actually are. it still raises the— closer than we actually are. it still raises the ethical ewesrroms— still raises the ethical questions you're talking about emo— questions you're talking about me me— questions you're talking about and the difficulty we have is agreeing— and the difficulty we have is even agreeing on how we manage ebbbss— even agreeing on how we manage erbrss. rbe— even agreeing on how we manage ethics, the politics— even agreeing on how we manage ethics, the politics are going i rbe— ethics, the politics are going i mean, the scientists are saying we meet— mean, the scientists are saying we need politicians to pass laws to sersb— we need politicians to pass laws to sersb wb— we need politicians to pass laws to catch up with— we need politicians to pass laws to catch up with what we're beginning— to catch up with what we're begrmrme—oo. to catch up with what we're- beginning_do. and beginning to be able to do. and mew-re— beginning to be able to do. and mewbe—mew- they're quite right. they don't wem— they're quite right. they don't wemr—rew- they're quite right. they don't. wemr—rew emo want to be outside the law and mew— want to be outside the law and mew-ro— want to be outside the law and mew-to be— want to be outside the law and they to be working within they want to be working within an -framework- they want to be working within an framework everyone an ethical framework everyone eeees— an ethical framework everyone egees wbom — an ethical framework everyone agrees upon. but— an ethical framework everyone agrees upon. but the problem is borrrrsrems— agrees upon. but the problem is politicians-going— agrees upon. but the problem is politicians going to decide politicians are going to decide wber— politicians are going to decide wber mose— politicians are going to decide what those-are. - politicians are going to decide what those are. and at the what those laws are. and at the momem— what those laws are. and at the moment we have— what those laws are. and at the moment we have the politicians who— moment we have the politicians who-ever—

moment we have the politicians wbo-ewem egres— moment we have the politicians who-even agree on- moment we have the politicians who even agree on what who can't even agree on what a rs. mew— who can't even agree on what a woman is. they can't they can't brereremse — woman is. they can't they can't preference -over- woman is. they can't they can't preference over science. preference biology over science. so preference biology over science. so me — preference biology over science. so me reer— preference biology over science. so the real we— preference biology over science. so the real we have two wobbems— so the real we have two problems. one- so the real we have two problems. one is we don't live in problems. one is we don't live to e— problems. one is we don't live to e srrmere— problems. one is we don't live in a climate where— problems. one is we don't live in a climate where people can esrwerrw— in a climate where people can esrwerrw oo— in a climate where people can actually do ethics— in a climate where people can actually do ethics politically. ber— actually do ethics politically. bur sesombkw— actually do ethics politically. but secondly, even if we could rr— but secondly, even if we could rr rbe— but secondly, even if we could even if the politicians were brewer— even if the politicians were brewer emo— even if the politicians were braver and cleverer than the goo.— braver and cleverer than the ones we've got, we're going to erme— ones we've got, we're going to error rr— ones we've got, we're going to error rr wew— ones we've got, we're going to find it very difficult to agree on a common— find it very difficult to agree on a common ethical framework rbe— on a common ethical framework across the scientific community besse— across the scientific community because we're no— across the scientific community because we're no longer a judeo—christian- because we're no longer a judeo—christian society. we're we're also a humanistic society. amr— we're also a humanistic society. me so— we're also a humanistic society. me so me— we're also a humanistic society. and so the problem. but but but sbrrsrrems— and so the problem. but but but christians have— and so the problem. but but but christians have always said the greet— christians have always said the greet etbrset— christians have always said the great ethical difficulty that bwmem— great ethical difficulty that human beings— great ethical difficulty that human beings have is the one tbet— human beings have is the one tbet goes— human beings have is the one that goes back— human beings have is the one that goes back to— human beings have is the one that goes back to genesis , which that goes back to genesis, which sews— that goes back to genesis, which sews rest— that goes back to genesis, which says just because _ that goes back to genesis, which says just because you can do sometbtmo— says just because you can do something, can— says just because you can do something, can you live with the consequences of— something, can you live with the consequences of your choices ? consequences of your choices? amt—were- consequences of your choices? and _we're facing. consequences of your choices?| and—we're facing at and that's what we're facing at the moment, trying to find a worttwrew— the moment, trying to find a worldview allows us to live worldview that allows us to live wrtb— worldview that allows us to live wrtb tbe— worldview that allows us to live with the consequences of our cleverness, -far- with the consequences of our cleverness, far we're cleverness, which so far we're mot— cleverness, which so far we're not werw— cleverness, which so far we're mot werw boot— cleverness, which so far we're mot werw good et— cleverness, which so far we're not very good at. but what would be tbe— not very good at. but what would be the port— not very good at. but what would be the bormt ot— not very good at. but what would be the point of this— not very good at. but what would be the point of this doctor ? be the point of this doctor? i skew.— be the point of this doctor? i skew. so— be the point of this doctor? i mean, okay, so what?- be the point of this doctor? mean, okay, so what? so we confuse the egg and make us we can create an embryo with stem

cells. what would the point of that be? would it be something that be? would it be something that eventually you could have to maybe harvest organs to help people? i mean, is that what you're do you think that's where it's going? what's the point of this angle ? well, as this particular angle? well, as i said , i think this- this particular angle? well, as i said , i think this is- rt..3 37 well, as i said , i think this is very i said, i think this is very fundamental— i said, i think this is very fundamental research. so we're reettw— fundamental research. so we're reertw tookrme— fundamental research. so we're really looking at— fundamental research. so we're really looking at the mechanisms by really looking at the mechanisms bw wbrsb— really looking at the mechanisms by which individual cells move emo— by which individual cells move emt trmk— by which individual cells move emt trmk wb— by which individual cells move and link up with— by which individual cells move and link up with each other. and tbet— and link up with each other. and tbet rs— and link up with each other. and that is absolutely— and link up with each other. and that is absolutely vital to understanding all those issues. vow-re— understanding all those issues. you're absolutely— understanding all those issues. you're absolutely right. wowttm-t— you're absolutely right. wouldn't it— you're absolutely right. wouldn't it be great if we could grow— wouldn't it be great if we could grow krtmews— wouldn't it be great if we could grow krtmews to— wouldn't it be great if we could grow kidneys to replace those tbet— grow kidneys to replace those tbet ee— grow kidneys to replace those that are diseased— grow kidneys to replace those that are diseased ? and so these that are diseased? and so these are that are diseased? and so these tbe— that are diseased? and so these the sort— that are diseased? and so these the sort ot— that are diseased? and so these are the sort of fundamental eseersb rs— are the sort of fundamental research is certainly going to ete— research is certainly going to ett to— research is certainly going to ett to our— research is certainly going to add to our knowledge . and i'm add to our knowledge. and i'm going— add to our knowledge. and i'm gormg to— add to our knowledge. and i'm gormg to be— add to our knowledge. and i'm going to be terribly bad here, but suggest— going to be terribly bad here, but suggest that we are the good guys— but suggest that we are the good gwws rm— but suggest that we are the good gwws rm tbrs— but suggest that we are the good gwws m we rm— but suggest that we are the good guys in this in this— but suggest that we are the good guys in this in this country , in guys in this in this country, in tbe— guys in this in this country, in tbe umtet— guys in this in this country, in the united states. and we do bewe— the united states. and we do bewe wew— the united states. and we do have very strict— the united states. and we do have very strict laws about how embrwos— have very strict laws about how embrwos ee— have very strict laws about how embryos are used— have very strict laws about how embryos are used and everything at embryos are used and everything et tbe— embryos are used and everything et tbe momem— embryos are used and everything at the moment. scientists have to bestow— at the moment. scientists have to destroy embryos after 14 days in to destroy embryos after 14 days to estese— to destroy embryos after 14 days to estese .— to destroy embryos after 14 days in existence . and— to destroy embryos after 14 days in existence . and that's to do in existence. and that's to do ebsotwtetw— in existence. and that's to do absolutely be— in existence. and that's to do absolutely be sure about the etbrss— absolutely be sure about the etbrss ot— absolutely be sure about the ethics of all— absolutely be sure about the

ethics of all this- absolutely be sure about the ethics of all this . but i ethics of all this. but i bromrse— ethics of all this. but i bromrse wow- ethics of all this. but i promise you that in certain berts— promise you that in certain berts ot— promise you that in certain berts ot tbe— promise you that in certain parts of the world, those those gettetrmes— parts of the world, those those guidelines are— parts of the world, those those guidelines are being ignored. amt— guidelines are being ignored. amt tbe— guidelines are being ignored. and the research is going ahead and and the research is going ahead emt mewbe— and the research is going ahead and maybe horrible things are bebbemrmg.— and maybe horrible things are bebbemmg. so— and maybe horrible things are happening. so we really do need to keep— happening. so we really do need to keep tbrs— happening. so we really do need to keep this sort— happening. so we really do need to keep this sort of— happening. so we really do need to keep this sort of research emo— to keep this sort of research emt tbrs— to keep this sort of research and this sort— to keep this sort of research and this sort of— to keep this sort of research and this sort of thing going in ms— and this sort of thing going in we sowmtrw. — and this sort of thing going in this country. so— and this sort of thing going in this country. so that we can do good— this country. so that we can do goot tbrmgs— this country. so that we can do goot tbrmgs .— this country. so that we can do goot tbrmgs . rm— this country. so that we can do good things . i'm sure you good things. i'm sure you remember those twins that were bom— remember those twins that were born rm— remember those twins that were born to sbrme— remember those twins that were born in china a— remember those twins that were born in china a few— remember those twins that were born in china a few years ago where— born in china a few years ago wbere tbe— born in china a few years ago where the genes— born in china a few years ago where the genes were actually etrtet— where the genes were actually etrtet to— where the genes were actually edited to edit- where the genes were actually edited to edit out— where the genes were actually edited to edit out the hiv susceptibility— edited to edit out the hiv susceptibility that that scientist _ susceptibility that that scientist was subsequently trssoweret— scientist was subsequently discovered and— scientist was subsequently discovered and sent to prison emo— discovered and sent to prison emt bemet— discovered and sent to prison and banned from _ discovered and sent to prison and banned from all research. but— and banned from all research. but tbet— and banned from all research. but tbet es— and banned from all research. but that was going on in china a few but that was going on in china a tew weers— but that was going on in china a tew weers ego— but that was going on in china a tew weers ego .— but that was going on in china a few years ago . so— but that was going on in china a few years ago . so we must watch few years ago. so we must watch out tor— few years ago. so we must watch out tor otter— few years ago. so we must watch out for other countries, other best— out for other countries, other bet beobte— out for other countries, other bad people doing bad research. amt— bad people doing bad research. me so— bad people doing bad research. me so we— bad people doing bad research. and so we need— bad people doing bad research. and so we need to— bad people doing bad research. and so we need to adjust the etbrset— and so we need to adjust the ethical framework so that we're brotwsrmg— ethical framework so that we're brotwsmg gooe— ethical framework so that we're producing good research with good— producing good research with goot resorts— producing good research with good results in— producing good research with good results in this country . good results in this country. war,— good results in this country. wort. were— good results in this country. well, we're running- good results in this country. well, we're running out- good results in this country. well, we're running out of time. i could talk to you about this for ages, but i have to move on. dr. gavin ashenden, thank you very much. and also david very much. and also dr. david lloyd. to both. lloyd. good to talk to you both. thank what are your thank you so much. what are your thoughts on that, do you think that poses ethical

that that poses ethical questions would you questions? would you do you think acceptable for think that it's acceptable for us to going in that direction us to be going in that direction 7 us to be going in that direction ? thoughts coming. gb ? keep your thoughts coming. gb views gb news .com. now views gb news .com. but now let's to on this. next let's move to on this. next up, it's let's move to on this. next up, wsfime let's move to on this. next up, it's time for my political spotlight. an add on there. my political guest, tory mp sir christopher chope. christopher was the first elected in 1983 where he became an mp for the constituency of southampton , constituency of southampton, itchen. since then he has been a powerhouse in politics. being a figurehead during the premiership of margaret thatcher, he was also awarded a knight bachelor for his dedication to political and pubuc dedication to political and public service and outside of politics, christopher is a happily married man and a father of two. so let's welcome on board christopher chope, conservative mp for christchurch and east dorset. christopher, thank you so much for joining me. so christopher, i wanted to talk to you. thank you for asking me. was it good to talk to you? i wanted to ask you, so what made you get into politics in us i, i in the first instance? us i, i think i really got involved in

politics at university when i found that people weren't articulating my point of view. so in a debating society where mobotw-s— so in a debating society where nobody's expressing your point of nobody's expressing your point ot wew— nobody's expressing your point ot .— nobody's expressing your point of view , you've— nobody's expressing your point of view , you've got to get up of view, you've got to get up emo— of view, you've got to get up emt ebress— of view, you've got to get up and express it— of view, you've got to get up and express it yourself. so tbet-s— and express it yourself. so that's really— and express it yourself. so that's really how i got started . amt— that's really how i got started . amt es— that's really how i got started . amt eslwowmg— that's really how i got started . and as a young person, what was your childhood like and who were your political heroes in all of that ? well, i don't think all of that? well, i don't think i was politically aware really much until about, funnily enough , we were in budapest the last month because my best friend at school when i was about ten was his father was in the british embassy in budapest at the time of the hungarian uprising . and of the hungarian uprising. and so we were getting a running sommemterw— so we were getting a running commentary from him about what was commentary from him about what beooemtmg— commentary from him about what was happening. and i think that was happening. and i think that tbe— was happening. and i think that the first— was happening. and i think that was the first time— was happening. and i think that was the first time i became botrtrsettw— was the first time i became politically aware . ' 3r: politically aware. and with rogers— politically aware. and with regard to the kind of roles that you have done, talk to me about

the jobs that you've held whilst whilst in political office, what have you, what have you been up to? well, think probably one to? well, i think probably one of to? well, i think probably one ot mw— to? well, i think probably one ot mw most— 0:1r7 well, i think probably one of my most interesting early robs— of my most interesting early robs es— of my most interesting early robs to— of my most interesting early jobs was to be— of my most interesting early jobs was to be leader of wandsworth_ jobs was to be leader of wandsworth council in south tomtom— wandsworth council in south tomtom-es- wandsworth council in south london-as when- wandsworth council in south london as when i was london because as when i was first— london because as when i was first elected— london because as when i was first elected to _ london because as when i was first elected to wandsworth , first elected to wandsworth, tbere— first elected to wandsworth, tbere — first elected to wandsworth, there were 58— first elected to wandsworth, there were 58 socialists and 12 conservatives— there were 58 socialists and 12 conservatives and— there were 58 socialists and 12 conservatives and that gave us somserwetrwes— conservatives and that gave us conservatives quite a lot of ssobe— conservatives quite a lot of ssobe tor— conservatives quite a lot of scope for debate and discussion. amt— scope for debate and discussion. amt tow— scope for debate and discussion. amt tow weers— scope for debate and discussion. and four years later won we somtrot— and four years later won we somtror ot— and four years later won we control of the— and four years later won we control of the council and a weer— control of the council and a weer etter— control of the council and a year after that— control of the council and a year after that i— control of the council and a year after that i was leader . year after that i was leader. amt— year after that i was leader. amt tbet— year after that i was leader. and that was— year after that i was leader. and that was great because i was ebte— and that was great because i was ebre to— and that was great because i was ebre to bet— and that was great because i was ebre to but two— and that was great because i was able to put into practise a lot of able to put into practise a lot ot mw— able to put into practise a lot or mw rtees— able to put into practise a lot of my ideas for— able to put into practise a lot of my ideas for enabling people to be— of my ideas for enabling people to be ebte— of my ideas for enabling people to be ebre to— of my ideas for enabling people to be able to buy— of my ideas for enabling people to be able to buy their own bomes— to be able to buy their own bomes emo— to be able to buy their own homes and ensuring that the mob— homes and ensuring that the be ot— homes and ensuring that the number of empty houses was much reteset— number of empty houses was much reteset emo— number of empty houses was much reduced and enabling the price of reduced and enabling the price ot roset— reduced and enabling the price of local services— reduced and enabling the price of local services to be significantly- of local services to be significantly reduced by retesrmg— significantly reduced by reducing the— significantly reduced by reducing the costs of provision. amt— reducing the costs of provision. amt tbet— reducing the costs of provision. and that meant— reducing the costs of provision. and that meant we, i think one weer— and that meant we, i think one weer we— and that meant we, i think one year we reduced—

and that meant we, i think one year we reduced the staff by etmost— year we reduced the staff by etmost zo. — year we reduced the staff by almost 20. what— year we reduced the staff by almost 20. what was it like tbeme — almost 20. what was it like then? because— almost 20. what was it like then? because you- almost 20. what was it like then? t t :1;r: almost 20. what was it like then? t t r:1;r: then? because you received a knighthood ? bachelor talk to me knighthood? bachelor talk to me about that because that's, that's quite a quite a big accolade. well it was it's such something which know obviously my wife and family were delighted, as was i and we had a fabulous day at windsor castle with her late majesty . and it's with her late majesty. and it's one of those occasions- and it's one of those occasions when wett— one of those occasions when wet rewer— one of those occasions when we'll never forget . one of those occasions when we'll never forget. �*7 we'll never forget. so now, if you— we'll never forget. so now, if woe rook— we'll never forget. so now, if you look at the tory party what do you think as you look on at them? i mean, i know what i think . them? i mean, i know what i think. well, them? i mean, i know what i think . well, there was a there's think. well, there was a there's a think. well, there was a there's e wew— think. well, there was a there's a very interesting— 3

esteertw— and i thought that that was actually quite— and i thought that that was actually quite telling because i tbrmk— actually quite telling because i tbrmk tbet— actually quite telling because i think that the - actually quite telling because i think that the party has has rost— think that the party has has tost toesb— think that the party has has lost touch with— think that the party has has lost touch with a lot of its meteret— lost touch with a lot of its natural supporters and we have trsebbomtet— natural supporters and we have disappointed them by not esbrewrmg— disappointed them by not achieving as— disappointed them by not achieving as much with our metorrtw— achieving as much with our metorrtw ot— achieving as much with our metorrtw or so— achieving as much with our majority of 80 plus as we should bewe— majority of 80 plus as we should bewe tome.— majority of 80 plus as we should have done. and— majority of 80 plus as we should have done. and there's still trme— have done. and there's still trme kett— have done. and there's still time left to— have done. and there's still time left to redeem the stteettom— time left to redeem the situation. but- time left to redeem the situation. but i think that got— situation. but i think that got e— situation. but i think that we've got a very steep hill to srrmb— we've got a very steep hill to srrmb rm— we've got a very steep hill to climb in order— we've got a very steep hill to climb in order to— we've got a very steep hill to climb in order to restore for tbe— climb in order to restore for the resbest— climb in order to restore for the respect and— climb in order to restore for the respect and if not adoration of the respect and if not adoration ot tbe— the respect and if not adoration of the electorate. _ the respect and if not adoration of the electorate. and what eboet— of the electorate. and what eboet tbrs— of the electorate. and what about this hounding of boris robmsom— about this hounding of boris robmsom es— about this hounding of boris johnson as if— about this hounding of boris johnson as if they can't let go of johnson as if they can't let go ot brm — johnson as if they can't let go ot brm emo— johnson as if they can't let go of him and they— johnson as if they can't let go of him and they just really want to meke— of him and they just really want to meke see— of him and they just really want to make sure that— of him and they just really want to make sure that he doesn't ever, ever, ever— to make sure that he doesn't ever, ever, ever work in botrtrss— ever, ever, ever work in politics again- ever, ever, ever work in politics again ? jr:1:r ever, ever, ever work in politics again ? jr:1r ever, ever, ever work in- politics again ? do you not think politics again? do you not think perhaps they should just get on with running the country and stop whole . stop focusing on this whole. oh, absolutely. i mean, i think ot— oh, absolutely. i mean, i think ot tbe— oh, absolutely. i mean, i think one of the one— oh, absolutely. i mean, i think one of the one of— oh, absolutely. i mean, i think one of the one of the big issues in one of the one of the big issues to borrtrss— one of the one of the big issues to botrtrss tor— one of the one of the big issues in politics for me— one of the one of the big issues in politics for me is— one of the one of the big issues in politics for me is you've got to rstem— in politics for me is you've got to reterm e— in politics for me is you've got to retain a sense— in politics for me is you've got to retain a sense of proportion

. amt— to retain a sense of proportion . amt r— to retain a sense of proportion . amt r tbrmk— to retain a sense of proportion . and i think that— to retain a sense of proportion . and i think that what's been bebbemrmg— . and i think that what's been bebbemmg ower— . and i think that what's been happening over with with boris is happening over with with boris rs totertw— happening over with with boris is totally disproportionate, besse— is totally disproportionate, because here _ is totally disproportionate, because here is the person who esteerrw— because here is the person who esteetrw be— because here is the person who actually he was— because here is the person who actually he was he— because here is the person who actually he was he secured that tbet— actually he was he secured that tbet emezrmg— actually he was he secured that that amazing victory in 2019. error— that amazing victory in 2019. mm to— that amazing victory in 2019. prior to that— that amazing victory in 2019. prior to that he— that amazing victory in 2019. prior to that he had broken the teettosk— prior to that he had broken the teettosk rm— prior to that he had broken the deadlock in parliament and berseetet— deadlock in parliament and persuaded the— deadlock in parliament and persuaded the snp to support the trssotetrom— persuaded the snp to support the dissolution of— persuaded the snp to support the dissolution of parliament. he tber— dissolution of parliament. he then secured— dissolution of parliament. he then secured brexit and then he was absolutely— then secured brexit and then he was absolutely in— then secured brexit and then he was absolutely in the forefront in was absolutely in the forefront rm teetrmg— was absolutely in the forefront in leading the— was absolutely in the forefront in leading the western world in its in leading the western world in be esseett— in leading the western world in its assault on— in leading the western world in its assault on putin and its tetemse— its assault on putin and its tetemse ot— its assault on putin and its defence of ukraine. so those are enormous achievements in emwbotw-s— enormous achievements in anybody's book. i mean, i think most— anybody's book. i mean, i think most politicians— anybody's book. i mean, i think most politicians would be very happy— most politicians would be very happy to_ most politicians would be very bebbw to bewe— most politicians would be very happy to have just one of those enter— happy to have just one of those emter tberr— happy to have just one of those under their belt— happy to have just one of those under their belt and i think it is under their belt and i think it rs esteerrw— under their belt and i think it is actually tragic— under their belt and i think it is actually tragic because all his instincts— is actually tragic because all his instincts were that you sboert— his instincts were that you sboett tet— his instincts were that you should let people do what they wem— should let people do what they went to— should let people do what they went to to— should let people do what they want to do themselves, take responsibility— want to do themselves, take responsibility for their own trwes— responsibility for their own rrwes emo— responsibility for their own lives and he— responsibility for their own lives and he got involved after

bewrmg— lives and he got involved after bewrmg ms— lives and he got involved after having his serious— lives and he got involved after having his serious bouts of cowb— having his serious bouts of sovrb. be— having his serious bouts of sovrb. be got— having his serious bouts of covid. he got involved in, i'm emerg— covid. he got involved in, i'm afraid, interfering— covid. he got involved in, i'm afraid, interfering in people's owes.— afraid, interfering in people's trwes. mekrmg— afraid, interfering in people's lives, making lots of rules and regeretroms— lives, making lots of rules and regulations which— lives, making lots of rules and regulations which in which his beert— regulations which in which his beert wsmt— regulations which in which his heart wasn't really there. and tber— heart wasn't really there. and then obviously— heart wasn't really there. and then obviously he behaved in a way— then obviously he behaved in a wew tbet— then obviously he behaved in a wew tbet gewe— then obviously he behaved in a way that gave rise— then obviously he behaved in a way that gave rise to allegations- way that gave rise to allegations that he was rather sewetrer— allegations that he was rather cavalier about— allegations that he was rather cavalier about support eating tbose— cavalier about support eating those regulations . those regulations. but but even a those regulations. but but even e rot— those regulations. but but even a lot of the people i mean, look, bernard jenkins is now people are starting to investigate him now because he apparently may have broken lockdown as well . do you lockdown rules as well. do you think that the tory party actually because you mentioned as think they as though you think they have a chance, believe they chance, do you believe they genuinely to win genuinely have a chance to win the election ? well, everybody's the election? well, everybody's got e— the election? well, everybody's got e stese— the election? well, everybody's got a chance of— t r:1:r37 well, everybody's got a chance of winning t 337 well, everybody's got a chance of winning an etestrom— got a chance of winning an election-held- got a chance of winning an election-held .- got a chance of winning an election held . and election until it's held. and tbe— election until it's held. and the volatility— election until it's held. and the volatility in— election until it's held. and the volatility in the electorate is never been— the volatility in the electorate is never been greater. and i tom-t— is never been greater. and i tom-t tbrmk— is never been greater. and i don't think we— is never been greater. and i don't think we have got a srteetrom— don't think we have got a situation where although people may— situation where although people mew bewe— situation where although people may have fallen— situation where although people may have fallen out of love with the conservative _ may have fallen out of love with the conservative party, i don't tbrmk— the conservative party, i don't tbrmk tbew— the conservative party, i don't think they fallen - the conservative party, i don't think they fallen in love with the teboer— think they fallen in love with the labour party— think they fallen in love with the labour party and keir stermer— the labour party and keir

starmer.all,- the labour party and keir starmer all, which means that starmer at all, which means that tbere-s— starmer at all, which means that tbere-s strrt— starmer at all, which means that there's still room— starmer at all, which means that there's still room to— starmer at all, which means that there's still room to win those beobte— there's still room to win those beobre besk. — there's still room to win those people back. and— there's still room to win those people back. and that's what i'm trwrmg— people back. and that's what i'm trwrmg to— people back. and that's what i'm trwrmg to to. — people back. and that's what i'm trwrmg to to. amt— people back. and that's what i'm trying to do. and i— people back. and that's what i'm trying to do. and i know my sotteegees— trying to do. and i know my colleagues are— trying to do. and i know my colleagues are trying to as wet.— colleagues are trying to as web. wett— colleagues are trying to as well. well, listen , christopher well. well, listen, christopher trope.— well. well, listen, christopher trobe. tbemk— well. well, listen, christopher trope, thank you _ well. well, listen, christopher trope, thank you so much for tormrmg— trope, thank you so much for tormmg-rt-s— trope, thank you so much for joining-it's always- trope, thank you so much for joining 0 g: trope, thank you so much for. joining-it's always good to joining me. it's always good to talk to you. good hear talk to you. good to hear all about that, course, is about you. that, of course, is christopher trope. he's a tory party an mp and party minister. he's an mp and he's absolutely brilliant, he's an absolutely brilliant, brilliant person to speak to. thank you so christopher. thank you so much, christopher. lovely talk to he my lovely to talk to you. he was my political but i'm political spotlight, but i'm going on that going to carry on with that because former because i've got a former cabinet former cabinet discussing former cabinet minister nadine dorries. now delayed her now she's delayed handing in her resignation after claiming that she stand down with she would stand down with immediate effect the mp for immediate effect as the mp for mid bedfordshire. and according to reports, tory mp is keen to reports, the tory mp is keen to reports, the tory mp is keen to she wasn't to find out why she wasn't awarded a peerage afterjohnson put her on his honours list. downing street have expressed frustration at her delay in formally resigning as it could prolong when the three upcoming by elections are held. leader of reform uk richard tice, a future candidate for dorries constituency, join me now to discuss this and more . dave

discuss this and more. dave holland and leader of reform richard tice. so let's well, wow . so nadine dorries will. afternoon. good afternoon . afternoon. good afternoon. nadine dorries will potentially step down. this could potentially be your opportunity . i don't see anybody. i mean, you're the only alternative really. if you don't want the labor absolutely labor party, you're absolutely right. nana this is a huge obbortemrtw— right. nana this is a huge opportunity - _ right. nana this is a huge opportunity . if- 3 q3 nana this is a huge opportunity . �*7 "r1; t opportunity. if we're not clear when this by—election will be, but we are out campaign . i'm but we are out campaign. i'm here with the brilliant candidate , dave holland. we're candidate, dave holland. we're only one of only two parties who actually announced their candidate are candidate and people are steaming mad at the civil war in the conservative party. steve king mad at the state of the country. he will feel worse off. it's not safe on the streets and we know that immigration is completely lost control of the. so people want something new. they're looking for a new home that's actually going to promise will actually do what it promises . and that, of course is promises. and that, of course is reform uk and dave, what are you heanng reform uk and dave, what are you hearing on the door? but you say

that hearing on the door? but you say tbet bet— hearing on the door? but you say tbet bet e— hearing on the door? but you say tbet bet eiot— hearing on the door? but you say that but a.of obviously- 3g 33 :37’ but you say that but a of obviously you that but a lot of obviously you are that but a lot of obviously you mot— that but a lot of obviously you are not tried— that but a lot of obviously you are not tried and— that but a lot of obviously you are not tried and tested. you're krmt— are not tried and tested. you'rej kind—playground. kind of new to the playground. a lot kind of new to the playground. a tot-ere— kind of new to the playground. a lot-are focusing- kind of new to the playground. a lot-are focusing on. lot of people are focusing on tbe— lot of people are focusing on the teboer— lot of people are focusing on the labour party— lot of people are focusing on the labour party because the labour party now because kerr— the labour party now because kerrseems-- the labour party now because. keir-seems-held keir starmer seems to have held his keir starmer seems to have held tbs—bes— keir starmer seems to have held brs—be-s mot- keir starmer seems to have held his—he's not able. keir starmer seems to have held his—he's not able to| his own. i know he's not able to tetk— his own. i know he's not able to tetk-wbet— his own. i know he's not able to talk -whatlwoman- talk about what a woman is, wbrsb— talk about what a woman is, which unforgivable, right which is unforgivable, but right mowers—— which is unforgivable, but right now—is pressing. now keir starmer is pressing ebeet— now keir starmer is pressing ebeetltbe— now keir starmer is pressing ahead .the-and- now keir starmer is pressing ahead the and people ahead in the polls and people are ahead in the polls and people trkrmg— ahead in the polls and people are liking what— ahead in the polls and people are liking what he's saying . and are liking what he's saying. and woe-re— are liking what he's saying. and woere sewrmg— are liking what he's saying. and woere sewrmg mo— are liking what he's saying. and woere sewrmg mo .— are liking what he's saying. and you're saying no , he's not you're saying no, he's not bressrmg— you're saying no, he's not pressing ahead- you're saying no, he's not pressing ahead in this constituency. pressing ahead in this- constituency. that is for sure. dave tell nana what what you're heanng dave tell nana what what you're hearing on the doorstep, on the on the doorstep . i'm hearing a on the doorstep. i'm hearing a brstere— on the doorstep. i'm hearing a brstere ot— on the doorstep. i'm hearing a picture of anger— on the doorstep. i'm hearing a picture of anger ,_ 33 : i'm hearing a picture of anger , frustration, picture of anger, frustration, borrtrss.— picture of anger, frustration, politics, homelessness, people wbo— politics, homelessness, people who esee— politics, homelessness, people who eset to— politics, homelessness, people who used to have— politics, homelessness, people who used to have a political bome— who used to have a political bome emo— who used to have a political bome emt e— who used to have a political home and a loyalty, who seemed to bewe— home and a loyalty, who seemed to have discarded— home and a loyalty, who seemed to have discarded that. ' 3r: home and a loyalty, who seemed to have discarded that. 3 33r: to have discarded that. and we are to have discarded that. and we gettmg— to have discarded that. and we gettmg e— to have discarded that. and we are getting a very positive response everywhere we go . it's response everywhere we go. it's interesting, isn't it, r:r:1r it's interesting, isn't it, because i tbrmk— interesting, isn't it, because i tbrmk bert— interesting, isn't it, because i tbrmk bert ot— interesting, isn't it, because i think part of this- interesting, isn't it, because i think part of this is the sort of electoral— think part of this is the sort of electoral system that we have tbet— of electoral system that we have tbet toesm-t— of electoral system that we have that doesn't facilitate smaller bertres— that doesn't facilitate smaller bertres emo— that doesn't facilitate smaller parties and other— that doesn't facilitate smaller parties and other people to come in parties and other people to come to emo— parties and other people to come be met grwe— parties and other people to come in and give their— parties and other people to come in and give their views. and stesk— in and give their views. and we're stuck with— in and give their views. and we're stuck with this two party .to — we're stuck with this two party .to woe— we're stuck with this two party race. .do you not- we're stuck with this two party race. do you not think that race. but do you not think that all race. but do you not think that ett tbet— race. but do you not think that all that reform _ race. but do you not think that all that reform will ultimately do all that reform will ultimately tolsbrb— all that reform will ultimately

tolsbrb ewew— all that reform will ultimately do.chip away at— all that reform will ultimately do chip away at a potential do is chip away at a potential somserwetrwe— do is chip away at a potential conservative win— do is chip away at a potential conservative win and actually the roses— conservative win and actually the ideals of— conservative win and actually the ideals of the— conservative win and actually the ideals of the conservative party— the ideals of the conservative bertw ee— the ideals of the conservative party are probably they're party are probably when they're bermg— party are probably when they're being conservative, closer to tbe— being conservative, closer to the trees— being conservative, closer to the roses ot— being conservative, closer to the ideas of reform than the teboer— the ideas of reform than the teboer-tbe- the ideas of reform than the labour the world's labour party. but the world's mowet— labour party. but the world's mowet om— labour party. but the world's moved on nana— labour party. but the world's moved on nana the conservative party— moved on nana the conservative bertw ee— moved on nana the conservative party are conservative, party are not conservative, mew-re— party are not conservative, tbew-re-. - party are not conservative, tbew-re-. tbewl party are not conservative,- they're-. they believe they're socialist. they believe in high taxes , high nanny state in high taxes, high nanny state regulation , low growth. and they regulation, low growth. and they believe in open borders. so they're just like the labour party. and that's why people are saying with the two saying i'm done with the two main parties. what else is there? and are looking there? and people are looking around, learning around, they're learning about reform. what they reform. they like what they hean reform. they like what they hear, they like what they read. and people saying and that's why people are saying we've a message to we've got to send a message to westminster. for westminster. it's time for change. it's time for reform. it's time for something different. we're different. that's what we're heanng different. that's what we're hearing here in hearing loud and clear here in mid and up and down the mid beds and up and down the country. well, i think the other parties may well introduce their candidates once, and it endorsed actually steps down. listen, dave holland— actually steps down. listen, dave holland and- t : listen, dave holland and also richard rrse— dave holland and also richard rrse. reertw— dave holland and also richard tice, really-to— dave holland and also richard tice, really to talk to tice, really good to talk to woe.— tice, really good to talk to woe-ere— tice, really good to talk to you.-are from - tice, really good to talk to you. are from reform uk. you. they are from reform uk. tbrs— you. they are from reform uk. tbrsle— you. they are from reform uk. tbrsle sb— you. they are from reform uk. this.a gb news— you. they are from reform uk. this a gb news live on tv this is a gb news live on tv more— this is a gb news live on tv omtrme emo— this is a gb news live on tv omtrme emt e— this is a gb news live on tv online and a digital radio nana kkee— online and a digital radio nana kkee stew— online and a digital radio nana akua stay tuned. _ online and a digital radio nana akua stay tuned. loads more stru— akua stay tuned. loads more strtt to—

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news headlines .— for you. let's get your latest news headlines . good afternoon . news headlines. good afternoon. it's news headlines. good afternoon. to error.— news headlines. good afternoon. to error. rm— news headlines. good afternoon. to error. r-m bew— news headlines. good afternoon. it's 4:01. i'm ray addison- news headlines. good afternoon. it's 4:01. i'm ray addison in- it's 4:01. i'm ray addison in the newsroom. the king has celebrated his official birthday with the nation during his first trooping the colour ceremony as monarch . monarch. pomp and pageantry were on display during the military parade , which dates back 260 parade, which dates back 260 years and involves the most prestigious regiments in the british army for the first time since 1989. all five regiments of foot guards , that's the welsh of foot guards, that's the welsh scots, irish, coldstream and grenadier paraded together . grenadier paraded together. that's around 1500 soldiers and around 8000 spectators surrounded horseguards to watch it was the first time that a monarch has ridden horseback dunng monarch has ridden horseback during the trooping the colour parade in more than 30 years. the last was queen elizabeth ii

in 1986. all members of the royal family waved from buckingham palace balcony as thousands filled the mall to cheer 70 aircraft from all three armed services took part in a fly—past 18 typhoon fighter speu fly—past 18 typhoon fighter spelt out the king's monogram cr for charles rex spitfire hurricanes and a lancaster bomber also graced the skies over london. the red arrows provided the finale to the occasion , trailing their occasion, trailing their signature red , white and blue signature red, white and blue smoke. we caught up with some of those lucky enough to be on the mall. what those lucky enough to be on the mall . what can i say? it was mall. what can i say? it was etmost— mall. what can i say? it was almost magical,— what can i say? it was almost magical, really to see mm.— almost magical, really to see brm. bet— almost magical, really to see him. but what— almost magical, really to see him. but what we— almost magical, really to see him. but what we recognise from mm— him. but what we recognise from brm ewem— him. but what we recognise from brm moe— him. but what we recognise from him even more so.— him. but what we recognise from him even more so. william and the shutter— him even more so. william and the children was— him even more so. william and the children was very, very sbesret. — the children was very, very sbesret. we— the children was very, very special. we were in awe. obwroesrw— special. we were in awe. obviously it's— special. we were in awe. obviously it's not- special. we were in awe. obviously it's not something we see every day in the states . i see every day in the states. i mean, once in a while we see president biden, but it's not like this. this is pageantry, right? yes i saw the king. it was a very special 3 g37 /r:1;3 33g it was a very special occasion , was a very special occasion, bewrmg— was a very special occasion, bewrmg seem—

was a very special occasion, having seen him— was a very special occasion, having seen him on tv lots of trmes— having seen him on tv lots of trmes .— having seen him on tv lots of trmes . bet— having seen him on tv lots of times , but now— having seen him on tv lots of times , but now in— having seen him on tv lots of times , but now in real life. so times, but now in real life. so it times, but now in real life. so rt es— times, but now in real life. so rt rt-s— times, but now in real life. so it was it's really— times, but now in real life. so it was it's really fantastic. we bet— it was it's really fantastic. we bet trskets— it was it's really fantastic. we had tickets in— it was it's really fantastic. we had tickets in stand with two rows from the _ had tickets in stand with two rows from the front. so we saw everything. it was been wonderful . and the army, the wonderful. and the army, the horses and the musicians were just stunning . the king's just stunning. the king's brrtbtew— just stunning. the king's birthday honours- 3g the king's birthday honours list has been reteeset— birthday honours list has been released with— birthday honours list has been released with davina mccall , ken released with davina mccall, ken brese— released with davina mccall, ken brese emo— released with davina mccall, ken brese emt rem— released with davina mccall, ken bruce and ian wright among the temoes— bruce and ian wright among the temoes teses— bruce and ian wright among the famous faces to _ bruce and ian wright among the famous faces to be— bruce and ian wright among the famous faces to be listed . the famous faces to be listed. the torm— famous faces to be listed. the worm ottest— famous faces to be listed. the joint oldest person ever to be bomoerest— joint oldest person ever to be honoured, 106— joint oldest person ever to be honoured, 106 year old joan wrttett— honoured, 106 year old joan willett from _ honoured, 106 year old joan willett from sussex is awarded a bem — willett from sussex is awarded a bem tor— willett from sussex is awarded a bem for raising— willett from sussex is awarded a bem for raising £60,000 for the brttrsb— bem for raising £60,000 for the brttrsb beert— bem for raising £60,000 for the british heart foundation during the bemtemrs.— british heart foundation during the pandemic, and the youngest bersom— the pandemic, and the youngest person or tbe— the pandemic, and the youngest person on the list,— the pandemic, and the youngest person on the list, 18 year old remor— person on the list, 18 year old junior kr— person on the list, 18 year old junior aj frood— person on the list, 18 year old junior aj frood from merseyside, reserwet— junior aj frood from merseyside, reserwet e— junior aj frood from merseyside, received a bem— junior aj frood from merseyside, received a bem for— junior aj frood from merseyside, received a bem for campaigning egermst— received a bem for campaigning egermst bettwrmg— received a bem for campaigning against bullying .— received a bem for campaigning against bullying . annual against bullying. annual mortgege— against bullying. annual mortgage repayments are set to rrse— mortgage repayments are set to by— mortgage repayments are set to by meerrw— mortgage repayments are set to rise by nearly £3,000 for the ewereeg— rise by nearly £3,000 for the average household remortgaging meet— average household remortgaging mekt weer— average household remortgaging mekt weer .— average household remortgaging next year . that's— average household remortgaging next year . that's according to next year. that's according to tbe— next year. that's according to the tbrmk— next year. that's according to the think tank- next year. that's according to the think tank resolution foundation,— the think tank resolution foundation, who says as the uk's mortgege— foundation, who says as the uk's mortgege sremsb— foundation, who says as the uk's mortgage crunch deepens, total emeet—

mortgage crunch deepens, total emmeet mortgege— mortgage crunch deepens, total annual mortgage repayments could rise annual mortgage repayments could by— annual mortgage repayments could by orb-o— annual mortgage repayments could rise by £15.8 billion- annual mortgage repayments could rise by £15.8 billion by 2026. me— rise by £15.8 billion by 2026. tbe mem— rise by £15.8 billion by 2026. the man charged— rise by £15.8 billion by 2026. the man charged with the murders of the man charged with the murders ot tbe— the man charged with the murders ot the three— the man charged with the murders of the three victims— the man charged with the murders of the three victims of nottingham's knife attacks has been— nottingham's knife attacks has been remanded— nottingham's knife attacks has been remanded in custody. 31 weer— been remanded in custody. 31 weer ott— been remanded in custody. 31 year old valdo— been remanded in custody. 31 year old valdo kulkarni is esseset— year old valdo kulkarni is esseset ot— year old valdo kulkarni is accused of killing barnaby webber. — accused of killing barnaby webber. grace— accused of killing barnaby webber. grace o'malley, kumar ert— webber. grace o'malley, kumar emt rem— webber. grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates— webber. grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates on— webber. grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates on tuesday. he's erso— and ian coates on tuesday. he's etso esseset— and ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of— and ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of three counts of ettembtet— also accused of three counts of attempted murder— also accused of three counts of attempted murder after three otter— attempted murder after three other beobte— attempted murder after three other people were injured when tbew— other people were injured when tbew — other people were injured when tbew brt— other people were injured when they were hit by— other people were injured when they were hit by a— other people were injured when they were hit by a van. dup news metromet— they were hit by a van. dup news national reporter— they were hit by a van. dup news national reporter ellie costello et— national reporter ellie costello was at nottingham magistrates soers— was at nottingham magistrates court. osvaldo— was at nottingham magistrates court. osvaldo kalakani appeared in court. osvaldo kalakani appeared to tbe— court. osvaldo kalakani appeared m the tosk— court. osvaldo kalakani appeared m the tosk et— court. osvaldo kalakani appeared in the dock at about 10 am. at wottrmgbem— in the dock at about 10 am. at nottingham magistrates court , nottingham magistrates court, weerrmg— nottingham magistrates court, weerrmg e— nottingham magistrates court, weerrmg e grew— nottingham magistrates court, weerrmg e grew t— nottingham magistrates court, wearing a grey t shirt and grey jogging— wearing a grey t shirt and grey j'ogging bottoms— wearing a grey t shirt and grey jogging bottoms and spoke only to somtrrm— jogging bottoms and spoke only to confirm his— jogging bottoms and spoke only to confirm his date of birth and to confirm his date of birth and to somtrrm — to confirm his date of birth and to confirm the— to confirm his date of birth and to confirm the fact— to confirm his date of birth and to confirm the fact that he was of to confirm the fact that he was ot mo— to confirm the fact that he was ot mo treet— to confirm the fact that he was of no fixed address. r:1; r1 r13 0 of no fixed address. he didn't meet— of no fixed address. he didn't meet to— of no fixed address. he didn't need to enter a plea to any of the charges and he showed little to no emotion when those charges were read to him. valdo kalakani

has now been remanded into custody and he will appear at nottingham crown court on tuesday the 20th of june . four tuesday the 20th of june. four people from the same- 1 $703 four people from the same family have been— people from the same family have been toemt— people from the same family have been found dead— people from the same family have been found dead in— people from the same family have been found dead in a flat in west— been found dead in a flat in west london.— been found dead in a flat in west london. a— been found dead in a flat in west london. a three year old boy— west london. a three year old bow ert— west london. a three year old bow emt e— west london. a three year old boy and a seven— west london. a three year old boy and a seven year old girl. amt— boy and a seven year old girl. amt e— boy and a seven year old girl. amt e mem— boy and a seven year old girl. and a man and— boy and a seven year old girl. and a man and a— boy and a seven year old girl. and a man and a woman in their sos— and a man and a woman in their sos wee— and a man and a woman in their 30s were found— and a man and a woman in their 30s were found in— and a man and a woman in their 30s were found in the house on stermes— 30s were found in the house on otermes koet— 30s were found in the house on staines road in— 30s were found in the house on staines road in hounslow westertew— staines road in hounslow yesterday afternoon. the met botrse— yesterday afternoon. the met botrse sews— yesterday afternoon. the met police says it's— yesterday afternoon. the met police says it's not seeking emwoe— police says it's not seeking emwoe etse— police says it's not seeking anyone else in— police says it's not seeking anyone else in connection with the rmsrtemt— anyone else in connection with the rmsrtemt .— anyone else in connection with the incident . and— anyone else in connection with the incident . and a man with a the incident. and a man with a meerotogrset— the incident. and a man with a neurological condition has strmbet— neurological condition has climbed the- neurological condition has climbed the highest mountain in wetes— climbed the highest mountain in wetes to— climbed the highest mountain in wales to raise— climbed the highest mountain in wales to raise awareness of the trseese— wales to raise awareness of the trseese . — wales to raise awareness of the trseese . r— wales to raise awareness of the disease. i made— wales to raise awareness of the disease. i made it— wales to raise awareness of the disease. i made it to- wales to raise awareness of the disease . 1 0 disease. i made it to the top of snowdon and wherever you do , snowdon and wherever you do, never give up . hope ben spencer never give up. hope ben spencer lives never give up. hope ben spencer trwes wrtb— never give up. hope ben spencer trwes wrtb e— never give up. hope ben spencer lives with a progressive- never give up. hope ben spencer lives with a progressive ,- lives with a progressive, degenerative _ lives with a progressive, degenerative form of ataxia. it ettests— degenerative form of ataxia. it ettests ms— degenerative form of ataxia. it affects his speech, his balance, coordination _ affects his speech, his balance, coordination and— affects his speech, his balance, coordination and swallowing. the 49 coordination and swallowing. the to weer— coordination and swallowing. the to weer ott— coordination and swallowing. the 49 year old said— coordination and swallowing. the 49 year old said he— coordination and swallowing. the 49 year old said he was elated

ert— 49 year old said he was elated and emotional— 49 year old said he was elated and emotional to— 49 year old said he was elated and emotional to have made it to the semmrt— and emotional to have made it to the semmrt ot— and emotional to have made it to the summit of mount snowdon and besk— the summit of mount snowdon and besk town— the summit of mount snowdon and besk towm egerm— the summit of mount snowdon and back down again in— the summit of mount snowdon and back down again in 16.5 hours. he back down again in 16.5 hours. be met— back down again in 16.5 hours. be eset e— back down again in 16.5 hours. he used a combination of a wbeetsberr— he used a combination of a wheelchair roller and adapted wetkrmg— wheelchair roller and adapted walking sticks— wheelchair roller and adapted walking sticks .— wheelchair roller and adapted walking sticks . this this wheelchair roller and adapted walking sticks. this this is gb bews— walking sticks. this this is gb bews wett— walking sticks. this this is gb news we'll bring— walking sticks. this this is gb news we'll bring you more as it teeters.— news we'll bring you more as it bebbems. bow— news we'll bring you more as it happens. now let's— news we'll bring you more as it happens. now let's get straight besk— happens. now let's get straight besk to— happens. now let's get straight besk to were— happens. now let's get straight back to nana .— back to nana. soot- back to nana. good afternoon. �*7 back to nana. _ good afternoon. if you've besk to bere— good afternoon. if you've just joined me, welcome on board. it's fast approaching . seven it's fast approaching. seven minutes after 4:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua . digital radio. i'm nana akua. now as today we celebrate the official birthday of our wonderful king charles. the third with the trooping of the colour . third with the trooping of the colour. things aren't looking good for our friendly couple across the pond. harry and meghan , the duke and duchess of meghan, the duke and duchess of hazard . they just appear to be hazard. they just appear to be going from bad to worse, the

latest development of which there are many. none of them good. remember the car chase through gridlock? new york? oh dear. through gridlock? new york? oh dear . well, the latest dear. well, the latest development is that meghan markle has been dropped by spotify , and it's been reported spotify, and it's been reported that the words used by a senior spotify executive to describe them started with a swear word, beginning with f, followed by the word grifters , the the word grifters, the dictionary definition of which a person who engages in petty or small scale swindling . now, the small scale swindling. now, the comment was made by a bill simmons, who's head of podcast innovation and monetisation at spotify , and he made them in an spotify, and he made them in an episode of his own podcast. yep, the rug is finally being pulled from that incredibly lucrative deal from that incredibly lucrative deal, the one that they announced when they decided to flee this country. the race card firmly in hand. thus allowing our queen elizabeth ii firmly in hand. thus allowing our queen elizabeth 11 who so dignified, served this country for over 70 years, going to her grave believing that the world thought the royal family were racist, clearly couldn't racist, which clearly couldn't be further from the truth . harry

be further from the truth. harry and meghan is seemed failed to meet a productivity benchmark set by the streaming giant . set by the streaming giant. basically they adams . basically they did sweet adams. apparently it was a mutual decision . but make of that, what decision. but make of that, what you will. frankly, if i were heading up spotify, i too would cut my losses. i mean, who wants to hear a privileged couple to hear a very privileged couple telling of woe or telling their stories of woe or in meghan's case, listening to her talk over a guests and an inexperienced presenter? only there because of her connections and not because of her skill as and not because of her skill as a podcaster. i mean, be a podcaster. i mean, let's be honest. what else could she possibly us that they possibly tell us that they haven't said? it haven't already said? and it would be interested anyway . they would be interested anyway. they had an opportunity to push a positive message and a beautifully laden platform filled with love, joy , joy and filled with love, joy, joy and hope. and they pushed it back in our faces, being royal is a privilege. instead of seeing it as that, they went on a mission of self—sabotage where they didn't have to do anything at all. the spotify contract would have net them £20 million, which is nothing when you consider the

value of being royal. but that contract was terminated without full payment. the markle camp claimed that everyone involved was proud of the series we made together. however bill simmons remember him? the spotify podcast exec. he begged to differ. he said , i've got to get differ. he said, i've got to get drunk one night and tell the story of the zoom i had with harry to try to help him with a podcast idea. it's one of my best stories . i, podcast idea. it's one of my best stories. i, for podcast idea. it's one of my best stories . i, for one, can't best stories. i, for one, can't wait for that. sign me up, buddy . the royal family bring this country billions. they're a huge net benefit and people from all over the world come this over the world come to this country because no one country because of it. no one does. pageantry better does. pomp and pageantry better than i love it. why than us here. and i love it. why would be foolish as to would you be so foolish as to exchange being royal for reality tv? it's hilarious . right? so tv? it's hilarious. right? so before we get stuck into the debate, here's what else is coming up today for the great british debate. this hour. i'm asking, it time to on asking, is it time to move on from boris? the privileges

committee report into boris johnson's behaviour over partygate the former partygate found that the former prime minister was behaving deliberately, that he misled parliament. but is it time politicians move on from this drama and focus on the job in hand ? then at four fs, it's time hand? then at four fs, it's time for my royal roundup and royal biographer levin will be biographer angela levin will be in studio to give us the in the studio to give us all the latest from the palace latest from behind the palace walls menu. king charles walls on the menu. king charles iii his walls on the menu. king charles 111 his official iii is celebrating his official birthday for the time birthday for the first time since monarch in the since he became monarch in the trooping of the colour and then stay tuned at 5:00 as this week's difficult conversation . week's difficult conversation. and i've got say, my guest and i've got to say, my guest this as britain's this week is dubbed as britain's most man, having spent most tattooed man, having spent over 1500 hours in the chair getting inked. he'll be live in the studio to talk us through why he made such a transformation . and can you work transformation. and can you work out can you guess how many tattoos that had close to tattoos that he's had close to his answer wins the gb news mug. that's coming up next that's coming up in the next houn that's coming up in the next hour. me you think on hour. tell me what you think on everything discussing. everything we're discussing. email news .com email gb views at gb news .com or at . gb news. all

or tweet me at. gb news. all right, let's get started. let's welcome again to my panel broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy and also political commentator sam dowler . oh, what commentator sam dowler. oh, what have you done to your hair, sam? it looks like somebody's sort of drawn it. exactly. it's like exactly sort of , doesn't it? exactly sort of, doesn't it? isn't it? it's called a haircut, ladies. it'sjust isn't it? it's called a haircut, ladies. it's just like you. it's like you've put a ruler there, gone with it, and then look how straight they do it blindfolded . you know, when it's curly, you know.— . you know, when it's curly, you know. wbem— . you know, when it's curly, you know, when it's— you know, when it's curly, you know, when it's straight. 'j 1 know, when it's straight. did you— know, when it's straight. did woe eek— know, when it's straight. did woe esk sbem— know, when it's straight. did you ask them-cut- know, when it's straight. did you ask them-cut it- know, when it's straight. did you ask them cut it like that you ask them to cut it like that 7 right. you ask them to cut it like that ? right. so i'm going to start with you, sam. hello. so meghan markle, spotify , they've dropped markle, spotify, they've dropped the podcast. i mean , 20 million the podcast. i mean, 20 million gone. what a shockingly bad work etbrs. — gone. what a shockingly bad work etbrs. tbrs— gone. what a shockingly bad work ethic. this has— gone. what a shockingly bad work ethic. this has been— gone. what a shockingly bad work ethic. this has been nearly- 3 what a shockingly bad work ethic. 33 ethic. this has been nearly four years and they've produced one podcast series is it's outrageous , especially in a cost outrageous, especially in a cost of living crisis where people you know, people would people would love to have a contract like that with spotify . so like that with spotify. so i have i have pals actually that

work as well work at spotify in la as well and uh, and also i have i shouldn't say it, but i will like somebody, people that i know not at spotify , elsewhere know not at spotify, elsewhere that have had these conversations sessions with meghan and harry via zoom about the content that they need to be producing and everything that they said was ridiculous. as in like people don't want to hear that people people aren't going to be interested in that. and like, for example, like meghan to be interested in that. and like, for this1ple, like meghan to be interested in that. and like, for this ,)le, like meghan to be interested in that. and like, for this , this.ike meghan to be interested in that. and like, for this , this senseaghan to be interested in that. and like, for this , this sense ofian has like this, this sense of control over her own public image has crippled her, i think. and like and so they could they could have come up with anything. like could have come up with anythicould like could have come up with anythicould have like could have come up with anythicould have done like .ike harry could have done like a royal, like royal, a royal in america, like a podcast , or like they a funny podcast, or like they could have done anything and they muster or they couldn't even muster or have or or like, you know , did have or or like, you know, did they have the time? of course they have the time? of course they had the time. so i think it's just just another embarrassing in what's embarrassing step in what's already turned into a shame show, let's say, for meghan and harry over in america. lizzie cundy well, the _ harry over in america. lizzie cundy well, the thing- 33 t lizzie cundy well, the thing is, with botsests—

cundy well, the thing is, with botsests .— cundy well, the thing is, with botsests . tbew— cundy well, the thing is, with podcasts , they are supposed to podcasts, they are supposed to be krmt— podcasts, they are supposed to be krmt ot— podcasts, they are supposed to be kind of interesting, rmsbrrrmg.— be kind of interesting, inspiring, entertaining thing. bers— inspiring, entertaining thing. hers were none— inspiring, entertaining thing. hers were none of— inspiring, entertaining thing. hers were none of that- inspiring, entertaining thing. i don't hers were none of that. i don't know whether you _ hers were none of that. i don't know whether you ever- i don't know whether you ever got to trstem — know whether you ever got to trstem to — know whether you ever got to listen to one,— know whether you ever got to listen to one, but— know whether you ever got to listen to one, but it was ebsotetetw— listen to one, but it was absolutely dull. dull dull and sewrmg— absolutely dull. dull dull and sewrmg zo— absolutely dull. dull dull and saying 20 million. i'm not serbrrset— saying 20 million. i'm not surprised that— saying 20 million. i'm not surprised that the streaming grem— surprised that the streaming gremt sbotrtw— surprised that the streaming giant spotify has dropped her trom— giant spotify has dropped her trom em— giant spotify has dropped her from an almighty height . oh, it. from an almighty height. oh, it. amt— from an almighty height. oh, it. amt sbe— from an almighty height. oh, it. amt sbe rest— from an almighty height. oh, it. art sbe rest rs— from an almighty height. oh, it. and she just is so— from an almighty height. oh, it. and she just is so full of bersett. — and she just is so full of herself. and— and she just is so full of herself. and the thing is when you— herself. and the thing is when woe to— herself. and the thing is when woe to woe— herself. and the thing is when you do you know— herself. and the thing is when you do you know you're an rmterwrewer— you do you know you're an interviewer as— you do you know you're an interviewer as you know nana you bewe— interviewer as you know nana you bewe to— interviewer as you know nana you bewe to trstem.— interviewer as you know nana you have to listen. listen to have to listen. you listen to tbe— have to listen. you listen to the emswer— have to listen. you listen to the answer.-was- have to listen. you listen to the answer. was answering the answer. she was answering her the answer. she was answering ber—emt- the answer. she was answering ber—emt rt- the answer. she was answering ber—emt rt wes| the answer. she was answering. her—and it was all her own questions and it was all eboet— her own questions and it was all eboet me— her own questions and it was all about me, me, me.— her own questions and it was all about me, me, me. always with about me, me, me. as always with rtegbem— about me, me, me. as always with rtegbem .— about me, me, me. as always with rtegbem . amt— about me, me, me. as always with rtegbem . amt rm— about me, me, me. as always with meghan . and i'm sorry. think meghan. and i'm sorry. i think the bombs— meghan. and i'm sorry. i think the public here— meghan. and i'm sorry. i think the public here and over the port— the public here and over the port rest— the public here and over the port rest bet— the public here and over the pond just had enough of her. i'm sorrw— pond just had enough of her. i'm sorrw. rt— pond just had enough of her. i'm sorrw. rt rt-s— pond just had enough of her. i'm sorrw. rt rt-s e— pond just had enough of her. i'm sorry. it it's a massive flop . sorry. it it's a massive flop. amt— sorry. it it's a massive flop. amt r— sorry. it it's a massive flop. amt r tom-t— sorry. it it's a massive flop. and i don't know- sorry. it it's a massive flop. and i don't know what she's going— and i don't know what she's gormg to— and i don't know what she's gormg to to— and i don't know what she's going to do now— and i don't know what she's going to do now . and i don't know what she's going to do now. i and i don't know what she's going to do now . i mean, this and i don't know what she's going to do now. i mean, this is tbe— going to do now. i mean, this is the tbrmg— going to do now. i mean, this is the thing, though. _ going to do now. i mean, this is the thing, though. she's not sbe-s— the thing, though. she's not she's beyonce. she can't. she's not beyonce. she can't. she there talk, she can't sit there and talk, sing. can't sit there sing. well, she can't sit there and talk about her, you know, her life's her body of work, her life's work. what? what's what work. like what? what's what she's done. she can i mean, she did. that was that scene in oozt— did. that was that scene in oozt-weeb— did. that was that scene in oozt-weeb .— r1 1 that was that scene in 9021. yeah , right. cj3 0 9021. oh, yeah, right. or like bottmg—

9021. oh, yeah, right. or like holding and not being disrespectful like, holding holding and not being disrboxtctful like, holding holding and not being disrbox on ul like, holding holding and not being disrbox on deal like, holding holding and not being disrbox on deal ore, holding holding and not being disrbox on deal or n0rolding holding and not being disrbox on deal or no deal.) the box on deal or no deal. i mean, like, you know, this isn't this know, one this isn't, you know, that's one of that doesn't of her better that she doesn't have this she doesn't have this canon work that she can canon body of work that she can she discuss. therefore she can discuss. so therefore she can discuss. so therefore she only thing the only thing she only thing the only thing she it all. she had she was she had it all. she had a little she was she had it all. she had e trttte tbrmg— she was she had it all. she had a little thing..had- she was she had it all. she had a little thing..had.she| a little thing. she had she, she woett— a little thing. she had she, shei woett—bet would have a body of work, but sbe— would have a body of work, but she unfortunately— would have a body of work, but she unfortunately but she sbterget— she unfortunately but she splurged thing she unfortunately but she splurged-thing at splurged the whole thing out at -wbote- splurged the whole thing out at once. -wh0le thing- splurged the whole thing out at. once. -wh0le thing about once. like the whole thing about this which was this empire 2.0, which was terrible . the docu series or terrible. the docu series or mockumentary that they did was horrendous. but that was all done sort of so quickly. then you had book, then you you had harry's book, then you had they didn't realise had this. they didn't realise that if you're to that, that if you're going to do that, you thing. wait a bit. you do one thing. wait a bit. yeah. capitalise and it's coloured everything else and it's coloured everything else that they could do in the future. they can't, they can't that they could do in the futur do they can't, they can't that they could do in the futur do arey can't, they can't that they could do in the futur do a podcast, they can't that they could do in the futurdo a podcast oriey can't that they could do in the futur do a podcast orie'showt then do a podcast or a show eboet— then do a podcast or a show about something— then do a podcast or a show about something else because beobte— people will expect them to only do people will expect them to only to-tbrmg.— people will expect them to only to-tbrmglome- people will expect them to only do -thing,-one tricki do the one thing, the one trick bomes— do the one thing, the one trick tomes—tbew- do the one thing, the one tricki ponies—they don't ponies and they and they don't bewe—otter- have any other, any other esbests— have any other, any other aspects personalities have any other, any other- aspects-personalities . aspects of their personalities. so aspects of their personalities. so-sbe-s— aspects of their personalities. so-sbe-s tezw. — aspects of their personalities. so-she's lazy. she- so sadly, she's lazy. she doesn't like working. is doesn't like working. that is it. she didn't want to work as a royal. she thought it was all going to be glitzy. the red carpet. no, actually, it's jolly

hard what princess hard work. look at what princess anne does. of our hardest anne does. one of our hardest working she. working royals. sorry. she. she's she's work shy. she doesn't like working. but, you know. but i want— doesn't like working. but, you know. but i want to— 1 0 c 33 but, you know. but i want to think that sbe— know. but i want to think that sbe r— know. but i want to think that sbe r tbrmk— know. but i want to think that she i think she— know. but i want to think that she i think she probably does work.— she i think she probably does work. bet— she i think she probably does work, but she— she i think she probably does work, but she doesn't like the work. — work, but she doesn't like the work. so— work, but she doesn't like the work. so r— work, but she doesn't like the work. so i think— work, but she doesn't like the work. so i think that perhaps sbe— work. so i think that perhaps sbe got— work. so i think that perhaps sbe got tbe— work. so i think that perhaps she got the role— work. so i think that perhaps she got the role and she's seen all she got the role and she's seen ett tbe— she got the role and she's seen all the princess— she got the role and she's seen all the princess ariel and rrrmsess— all the princess ariel and princess this. _ all the princess ariel and princess this. and so she just tboegbt— princess this. and so she just tboegbt tbet— princess this. and so she just thought that it— princess this. and so she just thought that it would be work. amt— thought that it would be work. amt r— thought that it would be work. amt r go— thought that it would be work. amt r go to— thought that it would be work. and i go to princess. said, and i go to princess. he said, bere— and i go to princess. he said, here, princess— and i go to princess. he said, here, princess will— and i go to princess. he said, here, princess will it. but here, princess will do it. but it here, princess will do it. but rt-tbet— here, princess will do it. but rt-tbet sbe— here, princess will do it. but it-that she had- here, princess will do it. but it that she had go it wasn't that she had to go up, get-eerb.— it wasn't that she had to go up, getleertwlto— it wasn't that she had to go up, get early, to engagements, get up early, go to engagements, be-be. — get up early, go to engagements, be-be. sbe-t— get up early, go to engagements, be-be. she'd have- get up early, go to engagements, be be. she'd have done . be nice to be. she'd have done. bet— be nice to be. she'd have done. bet-bet— be nice to be. she'd have done. bet-bet tome.— be nice to be. she'd have done. but-had done, if- be nice to be. she'd have done. but-had done, if she- but if she'd had done, if she had if had done that for years, if they'd done ten years, if she'd have done ten years of that and then fed up with it, then then got fed up with it, then they it and they could talk about it and they could talk about it and they about it with, they could talk about it with, you would know what you know, they would know what they were talking about. they don't. but whinging don't. but moaning and whinging and don't. but moaning and whinging emt tresbrmg— don't. but moaning and whinging and trashing our— 133 0 but moaning and whinging and trashing our royal family andr— and trashing our royal family emt. woe— and trashing our royal family emt. woe know.— and trashing our royal family and, you know, and as you said, were— and, you know, and as you said, beme oe— and, you know, and as you said, beme teer— and, you know, and as you said, nana our dear late— and, you know, and as you said, nana our dear late queen, died tbtmktmg— nana our dear late queen, died tbrmkrmg. woe— nana our dear late queen, died thinking, you know, they thought tbere— thinking, you know, they thought tbere es— thinking, you know, they thought tbere e— thinking, you know, they thought there was a racist. but you imagine imagine, though , you're imagine imagine, though, you're quite young, you've come from america, you're all, you know, hollywood. go to grifting, hollywood. you go to grifting, you've to grind. got

you've got to grind. you've got to . then you get this to go. then you get this opportunity where you don't have to that. i don't think to do any of that. i don't think that of case she that more of a case of she didn't understand didn't really understand that. actually. that actually. you have bypassed that level grift and do level of having to grift and do all that. you don't need to do that because elevated. that because you've elevated. you're . so now what that because you've elevated. you'do . so now what that because you've elevated. you'do is . so now what that because you've elevated. you'do is you . so now what that because you've elevated. you'do is you can so now what that because you've elevated. you'do is you can sit now what that because you've elevated. you'do is you can sit around at you do is you can sit around looking wearing looking pretty, wearing nice dresses, and dresses, going to things and just people and just being nice to people and that was the but she's that was the vice. but she's obviously lot of in obviously got a lot of fire in her wants do her belly. she wants to do this. she that. she's she wants to do that. she's ambitious. but those things ambitious. but all those things she could have done with her. ambitious. but all those things she it'sld have done with her. ambitious. but all those things she it's like ave done with her. ambitious. but all those things she it's like youione with her. ambitious. but all those things she it's like you said,ivith her. ambitious. but all those things she it's like you said, it's her. but it's like you said, it's like monologue, like you said in your monologue, they're enemies. they're their own worst enemies. they if they'd they they if they'd if they'd bewe — they they if they'd if they'd bewe -tbet- they they if they'd if they'd have that dedicating have realised that dedicating tberr— have realised that dedicating tberr trwes— have realised that dedicating their lives-to,— have realised that dedicating their lives to, work their lives to to, public work woett— their lives to to, public work woett-tbew- their lives to to, public work would they would we would actually they would we woett— would actually they would we woettltowrmg— would actually they would we would loving them both right would be loving them both right tbew— would be loving them both right now. they would _ would be loving them both right now. they would be, they would be tbew— now. they would be, they would be tbew woett — now. they would be, they would be they would there be they would be up there troobrmg— be they would be up there. troobrmg—tbe trooping of the colour on the betsomw— trooping of the colour on the betsomw-we-t— trooping of the colour on the balcony-we'd be- trooping of the colour on the balcony we'd be a applauding balcony and we'd be a applauding tbem— balcony and we'd be a applauding tbem ett— balcony and we'd be a applauding them all missed.— balcony and we'd be a applauding them all missed. _ balcony and we'd be a applauding them all missed. jr:1r them all missed. do you not tbrmk— them all missed. do you not think they look god they think they look and go god they must must up. have must have, they must up. i have really to really have. well she needs to look herself in the mirror. look at herself in the mirror. sorry megan. have messed up sorry megan. you have messed up big time. i bet she at big time. i bet she looks at bersett— big time. i bet she looks at bersett rm— big time. i bet she looks at herself in the— big time. i bet she looks at herself in the -a - big time. i bet she looks at herself in the-a lot.i g 0 i bet she looks at herself in the a lot. i herself in the mirror a lot. i to.— herself in the mirror a lot. i to. toe— herself in the mirror a lot. i do. you look.— herself in the mirror a lot. i do. you look-you- herself in the mirror a lot. i do. you look. you do as do. you look. i bet you do as wett— do. you look. i bet you do as well. obviously— do. you look. i bet you do as well. obviously sam hasn't totew. — well. obviously sam hasn't today. -didn't- well. obviously sam hasn't

today. -didn't. i today. but you didn't. sometimes— today. but you didn't. sometimes i— today. but you didn't. sometimes i even- today. r1 13 0 sometimes i even look at it today. but you didn't. - sometimes i even look at it and i sometimes i even look at it and r-rm— sometimes i even look at it and r-rm-mrrror- sometimes i even look at it and i-in-mirror just- sometimes i even look at it and i-in-mirror just to. i just cry in the mirror just to see-r— i just cry in the mirror just to see-r tom-t— i just cry in the mirror just to see-i don't look- i just cry in the mirror just to see i don't look to see if see that i don't look to see if rm— see that i don't look to see if m gormg— see that i don't look to see if m gormg-r— see that i don't look to see if i'm going-i want- see that i don't look to see if i'm going i want people i'm going to cry. i want people to-tor— i'm going to cry. i want people to-tor-so- i'm going to cry. i want people to-tor-so r-ml to feel sorry for me. so i'm tke— to feel sorry for me. so i'm trke. ob.— to feel sorry for me. so i'm like, oh, that's— to feel sorry for me. so i'm like, oh, that's honey. my like, oh, that's ugly, honey. my srster— like, oh, that's ugly, honey. my srster-srret— like, oh, that's ugly, honey. my sister-cried ,- like, oh, that's ugly, honey. my sister-cried , cried,- sister did that, cried, cried, srret— sister did that, cried, cried, srret-bow- sister did that, cried, cried, cried - how do - sister did that, cried, cried, cried-how do how cried to me. how do i look? how do i look when crying and cried to me. how do i look? how do ito ok when crying and cried to me. how do i look? how do ito runvhen crying and cried to me. how do i look? how do ito run toen crying and cried to me. how do i look? how do ito run to the crying and cried to me. how do i look? how do ito run to the bathroom?id cried to me. how do i look? how do ito run to the bathroom? ooh, run to run to the bathroom? ooh, look, i don't want to worry you guys. so she a comeback. guys. so she is on a comeback. abberemttw.— apparently, she's going to reteemsb— apparently, she's going to relaunch-new- apparently, she's going to relaunch new wellness blog, relaunch her new wellness blog, tbe— relaunch her new wellness blog, tbe rte.— relaunch her new wellness blog, tbe be. so— relaunch her new wellness blog, the tig. so watch— relaunch her new wellness blog, the tig. so watch out. new mgememt — the tig. so watch out. new management. i— the tig. so watch out. new management. i bet they're really hsappy— management. i bet they're really bebbw wrtb— management. i bet they're really bebbwwrtbtbet. — management. i bet they're really happy with that. 0 9: 3r9 management. i bet they're really happy with that. 0 r9:13» 3r9 happy with that. it's going to be rt-s— happy with that. it's going to be it's going to be damaged control for the new management, for starters for at least a year like because they're not going no one's going to listen to what they have to say now because they've had humiliation after humiliation. and so, like no one's going to take them seriously come . seriously until they come. well, hey, prophecy kyiv, south berk— well, hey, prophecy kyiv, south rerk kwesr— well, hey, prophecy kyiv, south park kwasi the— well, hey, prophecy kyiv, south park kwasi the south park and the beet— park kwasi the south park and the head flipping backwards. we wem— the head flipping backwards. we went brrwesw— the head flipping backwards. we went brrwesw . — the head flipping backwards. we want privacy . 1 want privacy. she's done a new set of pap shots today, looking very sorry for herself. i mean, please , i feel sorry. i feel please, i feel sorry. i feel sorry for her to- please, i feel sorry. i feel sorry for her to be- �*"r:1;r:1;c i feel sorry for her to be honest with woe.— sorry for her to be honest with woe. — sorry for her to be honest with woe. m— sorry for her to be honest with woe. m-brg— sorry for her to be honest with you. in-big mansion- sorry for her to be honest with you. in-big mansion of. sorry for her to be honest withi you. in-big mansion of 16 you. in that big mansion of 16 bedrooms, richard richards, don't happiness. well,

don't bring you happiness. well, obviously or a prince? obviously not. or did a prince? no. well you know, think no. well you know, i just think i it's funny . it's no. well you know, i just think i it's funny. it's sad i think it's funny. it's sad because sort i think it's funny. it's sad because-sort of- i think it's funny. it's sad. because-sort of-enjoy because we sort of like enjoy wetsbrmg— because we sort of like enjoy wetsbrmg tbe— because we sort of like enjoy watching the whole entertainment to—etememt— watching the whole entertainment to_element-butl to themselves element of it. but i to themselves element of it. but r woett— to themselves element of it. but r woett-trket— to themselves element of it. but i would-liked what- to themselves element of it. but i would liked what i would i would have liked what i would bewe— i would have liked what i would bewe-trket— i would have liked what i would have - liked to _ i would have liked what i would have - liked to -them have rather liked to watch them wes—tbe - have rather liked to watch themi was—the balcony was on would be on the balcony wetsbrmg— was on would be on the balcony wetsbrmg tbe— was on would be on the balcony watching the trooping of the soots— watching the trooping of the colours with _ watching the trooping of the colours with of— watching the trooping of the colours with of rather that colours with of all rather that i colours with of all rather that r woett— colours with of all rather that i would-been— colours with of all rather that i would been more i would have been more than happy_ i would have been more than nappy—no- i would have been more than bebbw—mo r-wel i would have been more than. nappy—no we no happy with that i've no i've no gripe— happy with that i've no i've no grrbe-begbem— happy with that i've no i've no gripe meghan actually apart gripe with meghan actually apart trom— gripe with meghan actually apart mom—tbet- gripe with meghan actually apart from _that she's| from all the nonsense that she's been— from all the nonsense that she's beer—sbe- from all the nonsense that she's been—she left- from all the nonsense that she's been—she left the| been spewing since she left the tower— been spewing since she left the tower temrtw— been spewing since she left the royal family and— been spewing since she left the royal family and also say some of royal family and also say some ot-wbem— royal family and also say some ot-wbem sbe- royal family and also say some of-when she-in. royal family and also say some of-when she-in iti of the stuff when she was in it too. —tbet.- of the stuff when she was in it too—tbet. r- of the stuff when she was in it too._that, i was too. actually about that, i was bermg— too. actually about that, i was being-generous. - too. actually about that, i was being generous. there being a bit generous. there but wbet— being a bit generous. there but whet—woe- being a bit generous. there but wbet—woe kmow. what i mean is that, you know, i woett—to— what i mean is that, you know, i woett—to bewe- what i mean is that, you know, i would—to have seen. what i mean is that, you know, i. would—to have seen as would have loved to have seen as pan— would have loved to have seen as pert—temo- would have loved to have seen as pert—temrtwlteetl part of the royal family, i feel strgbttw— part of the royal family, i feel slightly cheated,— part of the royal family, i feel slightly cheated, but i suppose, you slightly cheated, but i suppose, woe—sbe- slightly cheated, but i suppose,. woe—sbe wemtet slightly cheated, but i suppose,. yo do. _she wanted slightly cheated, but i suppose,. yo do. it_she wanted slightly cheated, but i suppose, yo do. 0 3.rt.3 she wanted slightly cheated, but i suppose, yo do. 0 3.rt.3 r1 �*7�*71;3r:1;30ted to do. it was such a different story that kind sad it story that kind of sad thing. it could have quite sad if could have been quite sad if they'd have gone if they'd have gotten initial gotten over those those initial bumps course bumps in the road. and of course and bumps in the road. and of course emt-tbe— bumps in the road. and of course and _the british- bumps in the road. and of course and-the british press. and of course, the british press semlbretet— and of course, the british press can.brutal,_and. can be brutal, but they and tbew-we— can be brutal, but they and tbew-we seem— can be brutal, but they and they've seen it— can be brutal, but they and they've seen it all. and she sboett—tol they've seen it all. and she- should _to manage should have been able to manage tbet.— should have been able to manage tbet—bewe— should have been able to manage that._have taught- that. they should have taught her—rt.- that. they should have taught. ber—rt-tbew her how to manage it. and they soett—rt- her how to manage it. and they soett—rt tbewl could have got past it if they if could have got past it if they rt—gottem- could have got past it if they rt—gottem bestl could have got past it if they if_gotten past it,| if they'd have gotten past it, tbew—om- they would have been on the betsomw— they would have been on the balcony_honest,| balcony today. to be honest, i tom-t— balcony today. to be honest, i don't-would. - 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don't think she would. she wanted _top dog- don't think she would. she wanted top dog and sorry wanted to be top dog and sorry she was never going to be top dog.she she was never going to be top dog. she jealous? was dog. she jealous? she was jealous. i'm sorry. that's conjecture, it? ithink conjecture, isn't it? i think she i conjecture, isn't it? i think sbe r tbrmk— conjecture, isn't it? i think she i think she— conjecture, isn't it? i think she i think she-but. conjecture, isn't it? i think. she i think she-but that's she i think she was, but that's rest— she i think she was, but that's rest-tboegbts.— she i think she was, but that's just-thoughts.-are. just my thoughts. what are woerse—koel just my thoughts. what are. yours? _you know, yours? get in touch. you know, tbe— yours? get in touch. you know, tbs—sb— yours? get in touch. you know, tbs—ob bews- yours? get in touch. you know,j the—gb news-tv the this this is gb news on tv omtrme— the this this is gb news on tv omtrme-emt— the this this is gb news on tv online-and.digital- the this this is gb news on tv online and digital radio. online, on and on digital radio. r-m — online, on and on digital radio. r-m _strtt- online, on and on digital radio. i'm_still.come,| i'm nana akua. still to come, tbere-s— i'm nana akua. still to come, there's always— i'm nana akua. still to come, there's always something going i'm nana akua. still to come, thein s always something going i'm nana akua. still to come, thein the ways something going i'm nana akua. still to come, thein the royalsomething going i'm nana akua. still to come, thein the royal household going i'm nana akua. still to come, thein the royal household ,oing i'm nana akua. still to come, thein the royal household , and on in the royal household, and tbrs— on in the royal household, and tbs—ere- on in the royal household, and tbs—ere mo- this week, aslef are no trtteremt. — this week, aslef are no different. .be- this week, aslef are no different. - 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4:00. now, before the break, we were discussing the spotify and dropping of meghan markle. let's have a look at what you've been saying. john says bye meghan. saying. john says bye by meghan. beginning . beginning of the end. absolutely. says. good absolutely. gary says. good afternoon i quite new to gb afternoon. i am quite new to gb news and i'm really enjoying the no nonsense news. i'm just listening to nana she makes listening to nana and she makes me smile. great presenter thank you. that's very nice. i always read those . oscar says meghan read those. oscar says meghan got dumped. maybe others will follow suit. yes, well, we, you know, we'll let you know because we'll follow it closely. but we're moving on to the great british debate this hour. and i'm asking, is it time to move on from boris johnson, the privileges into privileges committee report into the prime minister's the former prime minister's behaviour has behaviour over partygate has created shockwaves in the commons and this comes after the inquiry found that boris johnson was guilty of deliberately misleading parliament in his denials over the illegal lockdown parties. at number 10. i mean, it's not as if we didn't think that that would happen because they kind of told us that what were that that's what they were going to for his era. the

to do. now for his era. the report by the seven member privileges committee , four of privileges committee, four of them tories, recommend that a 90 day suspension should be added, which meant that he also would then be accused of committing a clear breach of the ministerial code for failing to follow protocol ahead of announcing his new column columnist role at the daily mail. i do that as well . daily mail. i do that as well. whatever you think of the man, though, this is a hugely popular politician an impressive politician who won an impressive 80 majority back in 2019 80 seat majority back in 2019 when his mandate was given to him by millions of people. we, the public, who wanted to see brexit delivered . he's already brexit delivered. he's already lost his job as prime minister. hasn't he been pushed and punished enough? i mean, what more could you possibly doing more could you possibly be doing to man and for the to the man and for the politicians? isn't time politicians? isn't it time to call hunt call off the witch hunt and focus the hand ? we've focus on the job in hand? we've got loads going on in this country, the of country, namely the cost of living a living. we've got a huge situation with the borders. if they just as much time they spent just as much time deaung they spent just as much time dealing with that rather than this, probably be we'd be this, we'd probably be we'd be fine by so for the great fine by now. so for the great british debate this i'm asking, is on

is it time to move on from boris? let's what my guests boris? let's see what my guests make that. i'm joined make of that. i'm joined by beunda make of that. i'm joined by belinda lucy, former brexit belinda de lucy, former brexit party political party mep and political commentator denis macshane, former labour mp ann widdecombe, a former conservative minister, and paul richards, former labour special adviser and columnist. right well, i'll start with you, denis macshane. is it time for us move on from boris johnson us to move on from boris johnson 7 us to move on from boris johnson ? i i'm up . it's us to move on from boris johnson ? i i'm up. it's time ? i mean, i'm fed up. it's time , i think, ? i mean, i'm fed up. it's time . r tbrmk. to— ? i mean, i'm fed up. it's time , i think, to move— ? i mean, i'm fed up. it's time , i think, to move on- 7’ 33 r:1;r1 c. it's time , i think, to move on from all of , i think, to move on from all ot tbose— , i think, to move on from all of those brexit— , i think, to move on from all of those brexit era - , i think, to move on from all of those brexit era politicians . bwe— of those brexit era politicians . trwe rrrme— of those brexit era politicians . five prime ministers swallowed up by— . five prime ministers swallowed me by brews— . five prime ministers swallowed up by brexit, liberal democrat teeters— up by brexit, liberal democrat teeters .— up by brexit, liberal democrat teeters . r— up by brexit, liberal democrat leaders . i can't— up by brexit, liberal democrat leaders . i can't even remember leaders. i can't even remember bow— leaders. i can't even remember bow memw— leaders. i can't even remember bow memw bewe— leaders. i can't even remember how many have come and gone. bobs— how many have come and gone. borrs bes— how many have come and gone. boris has suffered— how many have come and gone. boris has suffered exactly the rete— boris has suffered exactly the tete es— boris has suffered exactly the same fate as jeremy court. jeremy— same fate as jeremy court. reremw sorbwm— same fate as jeremy court. jeremy corbyn just did so much temege— jeremy corbyn just did so much temege to— jeremy corbyn just did so much temege to tbe— jeremy corbyn just did so much damage to the labour party . he damage to the labour party. he regeret— damage to the labour party. he was required to— damage to the labour party. he was required to go. he's moaning eboet— was required to go. he's moaning eboet rt.— was required to go. he's moaning eboet rt. bet— was required to go. he's moaning about it, but it— was required to go. he's moaning about it, but it had- was required to go. he's moaning about it, but it had to happen . about it, but it had to happen. amt— about it, but it had to happen. amt trtto— about it, but it had to happen. and ditto boris— about it, but it had to happen. and ditto boris johnson . there's and ditto boris johnson. there's rug.— and ditto boris johnson. there's rest. r— and ditto boris johnson. there's rest. r meer— and ditto boris johnson. there's just, i mean the— and ditto boris johnson. there's just, i mean the future stories wrtt— just, i mean the future stories wrtt mot— just, i mean the future stories will not believe— just, i mean the future stories will not believe the last few weers— will not believe the last few weers tbet— will not believe the last few years that we _ will not believe the last few years that we lost all sense of seriousness about— years that we lost all sense of seriousness about politics. we pin— seriousness about politics. we put up— seriousness about politics. we put up people— seriousness about politics. we put up people who were just ettertw— put up people who were just ettertw rtt— put up people who were just utterly ill equipped for the job

and utterly ill equipped for the job emt rm— utterly ill equipped for the job emt r-m sorrw— utterly ill equipped for the job and i'm sorry in— utterly ill equipped for the job and i'm sorry in personal terms, for and i'm sorry in personal terms, tor tbem— and i'm sorry in personal terms, tor tbem bewrmg— and i'm sorry in personal terms, for them paying their price. i r— for them paying their price. i r trke— for them paying their price. i mean, i like jeremy. i like bobs.— mean, i like jeremy. i like borrs. bet— mean, i like jeremy. i like boris, but leedslive should be wrtbrm— boris, but leedslive should be wrtbrm e— boris, but leedslive should be within a million- boris, but leedslive should be within a million miles of being a within a million miles of being e rrrme— within a million miles of being a prime minister— within a million miles of being a prime minister or a leader of tbe— a prime minister or a leader of tbe obbosrtrom — a prime minister or a leader of the opposition. biotic. r93 the opposition. well, they might say you then. well say that about you then. well well, thank god they had a well, thank god they had a good well, thank god they had a good sense-tet— well, thank god they had a good semse-tet me— well, thank god they had a good sense-let me near- well, thank god they had a good sense let me near any sense never to let me near any of sense never to let me near any ot tbose— sense never to let me near any ot tbose two— sense never to let me near any of those two big— sense never to let me near any of those two big posts. 313 of those two big posts. belinda de of those two big posts. belinda to mow— of those two big posts. belinda ts tesw .— of those two big posts. belinda ts tesw. rm— of those two big posts. belinda de lucy. i'm very happy to move on from the psychodrama that the tory party have self—inflicted upon themselves since 2016. i think the country have c. 33»r:13»3 3t.r1; �*00 i think the country have had emoegb— think the country have had emoegb ot— think the country have had emoegb ot rt.— think the country have had enough of it, but i'm not happy to moe— enough of it, but i'm not happy to move on from— enough of it, but i'm not happy to move on from the process of tow— to move on from the process of tow bobs.— to move on from the process of tow borrs. be.— to move on from the process of how boris, liz, dominic raab ett— how boris, liz, dominic raab were all removed. i think it's rrgbt— were all removed. i think it's rrgbt tbet— were all removed. i think it's right that there's— were all removed. i think it's right that there's an investigation and there is some ssretrmw— investigation and there is some ssretrmw bet— investigation and there is some scrutiny put forward towards the erbemrsm— scrutiny put forward towards the men urbanism of— scrutiny put forward towards the men urbanism of the removal of temosretrs— men urbanism of the removal of democratic elected— men urbanism of the removal of democratic elected prime brmrsters— democratic elected prime ministers i— democratic elected prime ministers i think it's in the brttrsb— ministers i think it's in the british interests to keep that conversation _ british interests to keep that conversation going . but look, conversation going. but look, bobs.— conversation going. but look, borrs. bobs— conversation going. but look, boris, boris was— conversation going. but look, boris, boris was never popular besse— boris, boris was never popular besse be— boris, boris was never popular because he was— boris, boris was never popular because he was the beacon of morebtw— because he was the beacon of moretrtw. krgbt— because he was the beacon of morality. right you know, unlike

krsbr— morality. right you know, unlike krsbr emt— morality. right you know, unlike rishi and keir— morality. right you know, unlike rishi and keir ,— morality. right you know, unlike rishi and keir , he— morality. right you know, unlike rishi and keir , he never sold rishi and keir, he never sold brmsett— rishi and keir, he never sold brmsett es— rishi and keir, he never sold himself as a— rishi and keir, he never sold himself as a saint. but people torgewe— himself as a saint. but people torgewe brm— himself as a saint. but people forgave him. for— himself as a saint. but people forgave him. for all his flaws , forgave him. for all his flaws, besse— forgave him. for all his flaws, besse be— forgave him. for all his flaws, because he was— forgave him. for all his flaws, because he was prepared to stand up because he was prepared to stand we to— because he was prepared to stand we to tbe— because he was prepared to stand up to the establishment. now, emtortemetetw— up to the establishment. now, unfortunately ,— up to the establishment. now, unfortunately , when he got his unfortunately, when he got his seet— unfortunately, when he got his seet.lbeseme— unfortunately, when he got his seat,.became the- seat, he became the establishment with his pro massima gratian green zealotry krmt— massima gratian green zealotry krmt ot— massima gratian green zealotry krmt ot stem.— massima gratian green zealotry kind of stuff. and— massima gratian green zealotry kind of stuff. and i think what be-s— kind of stuff. and i think what be-s tormg— kind of stuff. and i think what he's doing now— kind of stuff. and i think what he's doing now is— kind of stuff. and i think what he's doing now is concentrating on gettrmg— he's doing now is concentrating on getting popular again with his on getting popular again with brs soe— on getting popular again with his core supporters, writing self—deprecating, funny and sbermrmg— self—deprecating, funny and charming articles because his bobeterrtw— charming articles because his bobeterrtw rs— charming articles because his popularity is his— charming articles because his popularity is his excalibur and the stem— popularity is his excalibur and the stain that— popularity is his excalibur and the stain that he— popularity is his excalibur and the stain that he himself rmttrstet— the stain that he himself inflicted on— the stain that he himself inflicted on him while he was pro.— inflicted on him while he was rrb. r— inflicted on him while he was rrb. r tbrmk— inflicted on him while he was pm, i think is— inflicted on him while he was pm, i think is much greater than wbet— pm, i think is much greater than wbet tbe— pm, i think is much greater than what the privilege— pm, i think is much greater than what the privilege committee rmttrstet— what the privilege committee inflicted on _ what the privilege committee inflicted on him- what the privilege committee inflicted on him . i think inflicted on him. i think tbew-we— inflicted on him. i think they've made- inflicted on him. i think they've made a martyr out of him— they've made a martyr out of mm. gette— they've made a martyr out of him, quite frankly, with their bebewroer— him, quite frankly, with their bebewroer .— him, quite frankly, with their behaviour. yeah, and i think be-s— behaviour. yeah, and i think be-s brobebtw— behaviour. yeah, and i think he's probably quite pleased with how he's probably quite pleased with bow tbrmgs— he's probably quite pleased with how things have— he's probably quite pleased with how things have gone and he's on, how things have gone and he's be-s— how things have gone and he's ms or to— how things have gone and he's on, he's on to win— how things have gone and he's on, he's on to win his popularity— on, he's on to win his popularity back now, maybe besoe— popularity back now, maybe besoe tbe— popularity back now, maybe become the, the— popularity back now, maybe become the, the leader the become the, the leader of the obbosrtrom — become the, the leader of the opposition .2024. - become the, the leader of the opposition 2024. knows . opposition in 2024. who knows. amt— opposition in 2024. who knows. amt wtome— opposition in 2024. who knows. and welcome . well— opposition in 2024. who knows. ' 31 t well boris himself and welcome. well boris himself wemts— and welcome. well boris himself wemts to— and welcome. well boris himself wemts to moe— and welcome. well boris himself wants to move on. _ and welcome. well boris himself wants to move on. i— ’ r: t well boris himself wants to move on. 33 ' 31 t well boris himself wants to move on. 33 wants to move on. i mean, he's sett— wants to move on. i mean, he's said to his supporters, you know, don't vote against this. just just move on. i think it's

significant that his first article in the mail is not about politics at all, but about something completely different. but if you want people to move on, then quite honestly, nana it isn't just the politicians. you've got to look at. it's your own profession . you know, the own profession. you know, the newspapers and the press and the commentators keep this going day after day are making a huge melodrama of what's going on in the westminster bubble . when the westminster bubble. when outside people are actually rather more concerned about things like the cost of living, the war in ukraine, the cost of their energy. they're more concerned about those sorts of things. they are concerned also about things that may not affect them directly, but which we will affect them, like immigration , affect them, like immigration, instead of which all they're getting day after day headline after headline is all this insular stuff going on at westminster. so there are to lots of people here who've got to move on from boris. one certainly is the westminster politicians won't be so easy. i

live through the fall of thatcher and i know how difficult it is to come out of these great cataclysms . but it's these great cataclysms. but it's also your profession, my dear. it's your profession as well . it's your profession as well. i'm talking about the donelan . i'm talking about the donelan. but you see, look, i'm with betrmte— but you see, look, i'm with betrmte om— but you see, look, i'm with belinda on this,- but you see, look, i'm with belinda on this, though, with regert— belinda on this, though, with regert to— belinda on this, though, with regard to what— belinda on this, though, with regard to what we're concerned eboet— regard to what we're concerned eboet rs— regard to what we're concerned eboet rs tbe— regard to what we're concerned about is the way— regard to what we're concerned about is the way democratically rottttstems— about is the way democratically politicians, democratically etestet— politicians, democratically elected politicians seem to be remowet— elected politicians seem to be remowet by— elected politicians seem to be removed by some— elected politicians seem to be removed by some sort of mesebbsm— removed by some sort of mechanism, some underhanded mesbemrsm— mechanism, some underhanded mechanism that— mechanism, some underhanded mechanism that i— mechanism, some underhanded mechanism that i does need mechanism that i think does need to be— mechanism that i think does need to be investigated.— mechanism that i think does need to be investigated. but with regert— to be investigated. but with regert to— to be investigated. but with regard to when— to be investigated. but with regard to when i say move on, i mean, i'm talking— regard to when i say move on, i mean, i'm talking about, look, woee— mean, i'm talking about, look, woe tekem— mean, i'm talking about, look, you've taken the— mean, i'm talking about, look, you've taken the man down. he's towm-woe-re- you've taken the man down. he's come down. you're having come down. now you're having a golbrm— come down. now you're having a golbrm tor— come down. now you're having a go.him for writing— come down. now you're having a go him for writing something go at him for writing something in go at him for writing something rm-bert— go at him for writing something in-mail because- in the daily mail because he trtm-t— in the daily mail because he trtm-t-tbrs— in the daily mail because he didn't-this-that. i in the daily mail because he didn't this that. and didn't do it this and that. and the—wemtet- didn't do it this and that. and the—wanted him| didn't do it this and that. and. the—wanted him to didn't do it this and that. and. theit._wanted him to didn't do it this and that. and theit. look, wanted him to didn't do it this and that. and theit. look, leave wanted him to didn't do it this and that. and theit. look, leave him ed him to didn't do it this and that. and theit. look, leave him alone. to do it. look, leave him alone. amt—tbem- do it. look, leave him alone.- and_them getting and i'd like to see them getting on and i'd like to see them getting om—tbe— and i'd like to see them getting om—tbe soemtrwl on with running the country. teet— on with running the country. paul richards— on with running the country. paul richards think paul richards well, i think bobs— paul richards well, i think boris-should- paul richards well, i think. boris - should count boris johnson's should count brmsett— boris johnson's should count himself lucky— boris johnson's should count himself lucky that he hasn't emtet— himself lucky that he hasn't emtet eb— himself lucky that he hasn't emtet eb rm— himself lucky that he hasn't ended up in jail. i mean, the entw— ended up in jail. i mean, the only punishment seen to only punishment we've seen to have is the have meted out is the opportunity go off and allow opportunity to go off and allow the and to live in a nice the money and to live in a nice big £5 million house in oxfordshire and no doubt write a memoir . i oxfordshire and no doubt write a memoir. i mean, there are

countries world where countries in the world where he'd and there he'd been locked up and there are times in history where, are some times in history where, of been of course he'd have been swinging lamppost swinging from a lamppost for this. know, he's he's this. so, you know, he's a he's a to shut up a lucky guy. he needs to shut up and . and the and go away. and the conservative needs to stop conservative party needs to stop the psychodrama , as it's been the psychodrama, as it's been called. and get on with governing the country or we need a general election, which i think is probably the best way to the blood and actually to let the blood and actually let the country have a view on all this. let's have all of this. let's have a general well they general election now. well they obviously don't want to do that. they won't you know, they won't do they won't you know, they won't to tbet. — they won't you know, they won't do that. _won't- they won't you know, they won't do that. _won't be- they won't you know, they won't do that. _won't be any. do that. there won't be any general what's general election. now, what's going what happens going to happen is what happens with government , with every failing government, which is you go right on to the end because you know you're going to lose and your only hope is something happen, is something will happen, something between something will happen between now and then. so there isn't going to be general going to be any general election. it will take election. and it will take a while for the tories to get over this. as i say, i lived through the thatcher debacle and i know exactly people get very het exactly when people get very het up and very emotional and are convinced that that wrong has been done, not just in

westminster. that's one of the big mistakes the commentators are making , big mistakes the commentators are making, but out in the country as well . you know, country as well. you know, amongst the people who the amongst the people who pay the subscription and pound subscription oceans and pound the deliver the the streets and deliver the leaflets also there's leaflets out there. also there's this huge division and it's going to take a while to get over it. look, i'm very sorry to hear ann whittaker repeat the oldest of old cliches of every failed politician. it's all the fault failed politician. it's all the teett ot— failed politician. it's all the fault of the— failed politician. it's all the fault of the press.- failed politician. it's all the fault of the press. it's- r:1;r1 0 rt. 33 it's all the fault of the press. it's all woer— fault of the press. it's all woer teett. — fault of the press. it's all your fault. nana boris would be the most— your fault. nana boris would be the most wonderful prime brmrster— the most wonderful prime minister we— the most wonderful prime minister we never had. or we did bewe. — minister we never had. or we did have. unfortunately, for three gbesttw— have. unfortunately, for three gbesttwweers— have. unfortunately, for three gbesttw weers .— have. unfortunately, for three ghastly years . if— have. unfortunately, for three ghastly years . if it wasn't for ghastly years. if it wasn't for tbe— ghastly years. if it wasn't for the press— ghastly years. if it wasn't for the press mocking and sending brm— the press mocking and sending brm eb— the press mocking and sending brm eb. tbe— the press mocking and sending him up, the plain— the press mocking and sending him up, the plain fact is that totew— him up, the plain fact is that totew tbe— him up, the plain fact is that totew tbe omtw— him up, the plain fact is that today the only story in town is massive increase— today the only story in town is massive increase in mortgages, massive increase— massive increase in mortgages, massive increase in mortgages, massive increase in poverty. berk— massive increase in poverty. berk semew— massive increase in poverty. berk semew .— massive increase in poverty. mark carney , the former governor mark carney, the former governor of mark carney, the former governor ot the — mark carney, the former governor ot the berk— mark carney, the former governor ot the bemk ot— mark carney, the former governor of the bank of england, saying the inflation— of the bank of england, saying the inflation made far worse by brews— the inflation made far worse by best. bet— the inflation made far worse by brexit. but the _ the inflation made far worse by brexit. but the bbc refuses to trssess— brexit. but the bbc refuses to discuss brexit,— brexit. but the bbc refuses to discuss brexit, at— brexit. but the bbc refuses to discuss brexit, at least here on to ob— discuss brexit, at least here on to ob bews— discuss brexit, at least here on to gb news give— discuss brexit, at least here on to gb news give you credit,

woee— to gb news give you credit, woe to— to gb news give you credit, you're to prepared have a ding torg— you're to prepared have a ding tomg emt— you're to prepared have a ding tomg emt tbe— you're to prepared have a ding dong and the plane . fact is, dong and the plane. fact is, rest— dong and the plane. fact is, rest es— dong and the plane. fact is, rest es emt— dong and the plane. fact is, just as and whitaker and i were gormg— just as and whitaker and i were gormg to— just as and whitaker and i were never going to be— just as and whitaker and i were never going to be in the running for never going to be in the running tor rrrme— never going to be in the running for prime minister.— never going to be in the running for prime minister. thank gootmess— for prime minister. thank goodness for— for prime minister. thank goodness for both of us. so i tbrmk— goodness for both of us. so i tbrmk sbe-t— goodness for both of us. so i think she'd have— goodness for both of us. so i think she'd have made a very rmbressrwe— think she'd have made a very impressive one— think she'd have made a very impressive one for 48 hours. do we ergbt— impressive one for 48 hours. do we were eight hours? r1:13» we were eight hours? what do you msem— we were eight hours? what do you mean? all right, 48 weeks. no, no, going to you no, no. i'm going to stop you tbere.— no, no. i'm going to stop you tbere-itbese— no, no. i'm going to stop you there. these together there. all these stick together . wokerst— there. all these stick together . w0keist10s_ there. all these stick together . wokeist 10s totally- there. all these stick together . wokeist 10s totally ,- there. all these stick together . wokeist 10s totally, utterly ill be prime ill equipped to be prime minister and should never, ever got anywhere near the job. no, it's this history chemical- it's this history chemical reestrom— it's this history chemical reaction to— it's this history chemical reaction to brexit and boris trom— reaction to brexit and boris trom tbe— reaction to brexit and boris from the other— reaction to brexit and boris from the other side that is responsible— from the other side that is responsible for— from the other side that is responsible for it dominating the headlines— responsible for it dominating the headlines and making the voter— the headlines and making the voter distrust— the headlines and making the voter distrust the ballot box. besse— voter distrust the ballot box. besse rt— voter distrust the ballot box. because if we _ voter distrust the ballot box. because if we can't trust that tbe— because if we can't trust that the person — because if we can't trust that the person we— because if we can't trust that the person we vote for is going to bott— the person we vote for is going to bott om— the person we vote for is going to bott or to— the person we vote for is going to hold on to power, if the blob settemtw— to hold on to power, if the blob suddenly wants— to hold on to power, if the blob suddenly wants to _ to hold on to power, if the blob suddenly wants to get rid of him— suddenly wants to get rid of mm. tbet— suddenly wants to get rid of mm. tbet rs— suddenly wants to get rid of him, that is an— suddenly wants to get rid of him, that is an attack on temosresw— him, that is an attack on democracy itself . you have to democracy itself. you have to bewe— democracy itself. you have to bewe-etew— democracy itself. you have to have .play across- democracy itself. you have to have play across it. 3r:1;3r:1; have fair play across it. there . betrmte— have fair play across it. there . belinda-we'll- have fair play across it. there . belinda. we'll it . belinda. linda, we'll leave it there. lucy, though. there. belinda de lucy, though. she's brexit mep she's a former brexit party mep and dennis and political commentator dennis mcshane, mp ann mcshane, former labour mp ann widdecombe. she's the former conservative minister and sir paul richards, former labour

special adviser and columnist. thank you so much for your thoughts have your thoughts. let's have your thoughts. let's have your thoughts. views gb news thoughts. so gb views gb news .com or tweet me at gb news. this is gb news. you're with me. i'm after the break, i'm nana akua. after the break, we'll with great we'll continue with the great british out. i'm british debate this out. i'm asking, to move on asking, is it time to move on from ulez the thoughts of from boris ulez the thoughts of my panel broadcast from columnist lizzie cundy also brought broadcaster and political sam political commentator sam taylor. let's get taylor. but first, let's get your headlines. your latest news headlines. 4:34. i'm ray addison in the newsroom. the king has celebrated— newsroom. the king has celebrated his official birthday wrtb— celebrated his official birthday wrtb tbe— celebrated his official birthday with the nation— celebrated his official birthday with the nation during his first troobrmg— with the nation during his first troobmg tbe— with the nation during his first trooping the colour ceremony as momersb— trooping the colour ceremony as monarch . around— trooping the colour ceremony as monarch . around 8000 spectators monarch. around 8000 spectators surround horseguards to watch the mrtrterw— surround horseguards to watch the military parade, which dates besk— the military parade, which dates besk zoo— the military parade, which dates back 260 years. _ the military parade, which dates back 260 years. it— the military parade, which dates back 260 years. it was the first trme — back 260 years. it was the first trme tbet— back 260 years. it was the first trme tbet e— back 260 years. it was the first time that a monarch has ridden

borsebesk— time that a monarch has ridden horseback during— time that a monarch has ridden horseback during the trooping the sotoer— horseback during the trooping the colour parade in more than 30 the colour parade in more than so wee — the colour parade in more than so wee. tbe— the colour parade in more than 30 years. the last— the colour parade in more than 30 years. the last was queen ttrzebetb — 30 years. the last was queen ttrzebetb rr— 30 years. the last was queen elizabeth ii in- 30 years. the last was queen elizabeth ii in 1986. members of the tower— elizabeth ii in 1986. members of the royal family— elizabeth ii in 1986. members of the royal family then waved from the royal family then waved from the buckingham— the royal family then waved from the buckingham palace balcony as tboesemts— the buckingham palace balcony as thousands filled— the buckingham palace balcony as thousands filled the mall to steer— thousands filled the mall to steer eo— thousands filled the mall to cheer 70 aircraft— thousands filled the mall to cheer 70 aircraft from all three ermet— cheer 70 aircraft from all three armed services— cheer 70 aircraft from all three armed services took part in a ttw—best— armed services took part in a ttw—best wrtb— armed services took part in a fly—past with 18— armed services took part in a fly—past with 18 typhoon rrgbters— fly—past with 18 typhoon fighters spelling out the king's moogem s— fighters spelling out the king's moogem s r— fighters spelling out the king's monogram c r charles rex. the ket— monogram c r charles rex. the ket arrows— monogram c r charles rex. the red arrows provided the finale trertrmg — red arrows provided the finale trailing their— red arrows provided the finale trailing their signature red wbrte— trailing their signature red wbrte emt— trailing their signature red white and blue smoke . in other white and blue smoke. in other news, annual mortgage repayments are news, annual mortgage repayments set— news, annual mortgage repayments set to— news, annual mortgage repayments set to rrse— news, annual mortgage repayments set to by— news, annual mortgage repayments are set to rise by nearly £3,000 for are set to rise by nearly £3,000 tor tbe— are set to rise by nearly £3,000 for the average _ are set to rise by nearly £3,000 for the average household. rtemortgege— for the average household. remortgage ing next year. that's to essortrmg— remortgage ing next year. that's to according the— remortgage ing next year. that's to according the resolution toemtetrom— to according the resolution foundation think tank , which foundation think tank, which sews— foundation think tank, which sews tbet— foundation think tank, which says that total— foundation think tank, which says that total annual mortgage rebewmemts— says that total annual mortgage repayments could— says that total annual mortgage repayments could rise . by £15.8 repayments could rise. by £15.8 brttrom— repayments could rise. by £15.8 brttrom by— repayments could rise. by £15.8 billion by 2026. - repayments could rise. by £15.8 billion by 2026. the man charged wrtb— billion by 2026. the man charged wrtb tbe— billion by 2026. the man charged with the murders— billion by 2026. the man charged with the murders of— billion by 2026. the man charged with the murders of the three wrstrms— with the murders of the three wrstrms ot— with the murders of the three victims of nottingham's knife ettesks— victims of nottingham's knife ettesks bes— victims of nottingham's knife attacks has been— victims of nottingham's knife attacks has been remanded in

sestotw— attacks has been remanded in sestotw .— attacks has been remanded in sestotw . st— attacks has been remanded in custody . 31 year— attacks has been remanded in custody . 31 year old valdo custody. 31 year old valdo setoosem — custody. 31 year old valdo setoosem .— custody. 31 year old valdo caloocan , a— custody. 31 year old valdo caloocan , a former student of caloocan, a former student of bottrmgbem— caloocan, a former student of nottingham university, is esseset— nottingham university, is esseset ot— nottingham university, is accused of killing barnaby webber. — accused of killing barnaby webber. grace— accused of killing barnaby webber. grace o'malley kumar and ian webber. grace o'malley kumar and ten soetes— webber. grace o'malley kumar and ten soetes om— webber. grace o'malley kumar and ian coates on tuesday. he's also esseset— ian coates on tuesday. he's also esseset ot— ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of three— ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of three counts of ettembtet— accused of three counts of attempted murder after three otter— attempted murder after three other beobte— attempted murder after three other people were injured when tbew— other people were injured when tbew — other people were injured when tbew brt— other people were injured when they were hit by— other people were injured when they were hit by a— other people were injured when they were hit by a van. we can get— they were hit by a van. we can get moe— they were hit by a van. we can get om— they were hit by a van. we can get more on all— they were hit by a van. we can get more on all of— they were hit by a van. we can get more on all of those stories by wrsrtrmg— get more on all of those stories by wrsrtrmg oe— get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gb bews. — by visiting our website, gb news. news.com. now let's get besk— news. news.com. now let's get besk to— news. news.com. now let's get besk to teme— news. news.com. now let's get besk to beme .— back to nana. thank- back to nana. thank you, ray . back to nana. - thank you, ray . 37 besk to teme— thank you, ray . 37 minutes after thank you, ray. 37 minutes after 4:00. this is gb news. still to come, it's this week's difficult conversation. i'll be talking to britain's most tattooed man, king of the ink formerly known as matthew whelan, who has covered 90% of his body with art. i wonder which bit he hasn't covered. he'll be talking us through why he's made such a

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forces? join me mark white on. gb forces? join me mark white on. so news.— gb news. good- gb news. - good afternoon. to news.— good afternoon. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. welcome back. if you've just tuned in, i'm nana akua. just coming up to 20 minutes to 5:00. it's time now for our great british debate. out . now british debate. this out. now i'm your hands out i'm asking keep your hands out of into my

of the you're coming into my shot. sorry my panellists. it's time for the great british debate. asking, is time for the great british dotime. asking, is time for the great british dotime to asking, is time for the great british dotime to move asking, is time for the great british dotime to move on asking, is time for the great british dotime to move on from sking, is time for the great british dotime to move on from boris, is it time to move on from boris, the religious committee report into johnson's behaviour into boris johnson's behaviour over partygate has caused shockwaves in the commons and the minister was the former prime minister was found guilty of deliberately misleading parliament in his denials lockdown parties at denials over lockdown parties at number add to his number 10 and to add to his woes, he's also been accused of committing breach the committing a clear breach of the ministerial for failing to ministerial code for failing to follow protocol ahead of announcing his new column role at the daily mail. i mean, whatever you think of boris, this is a hugely popular politician. he an impressive politician. he won an impressive 80 majority back in 2019. 80 seat majority back in 2019. we all voted for him in our droves . he's already lost his droves. he's already lost his job as prime minister. i mean, don't you think it's now time for to stop punishing him for them to stop punishing him and on with doing and perhaps get on with doing the job? now? i know it was interesting that an a interesting that an with a concerned you know, it's part of the journalists fault because we keep about it. at keep talking about it. but at the end of the day when i see an injustice, it go. so injustice, i can't let it go. so for british debate for the great british debate this it this i'm asking, though, is it time on from now?

time to move on from this now? so me to discuss, my so joining me to discuss, my panel so joining me to discuss, my panel, broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy, also broadcaster and commentator and political commentator sam dowler . i'll start with you, dowler. i'll start with you, lizzie. cundy yes, leave lizzie. lizzie cundy yes, leave bods lizzie. lizzie cundy yes, leave boris alone . honestly, i've just boris alone. honestly, i've just met— boris alone. honestly, i've just bet emoegb— boris alone. honestly, i've just bet emoegb ot— boris alone. honestly, i've just had enough of it.— boris alone. honestly, i've just had enough of it. and- honestly, i've just had enough of it. and this joke of had enough of it. and this joke ot tbe— had enough of it. and this joke of the privileged— had enough of it. and this joke of the privileged committee , i of the privileged committee, i tbew— of the privileged committee, i tbew ee— of the privileged committee, i mean, they are i— of the privileged committee, i mean, they are i mean, there's bemert— mean, they are i mean, there's bernard jenkins— mean, they are i mean, there's bernard jenkins himself being seegbt— bernard jenkins himself being seegbt oet— bernard jenkins himself being caught out, being out party tbroegboet— caught out, being out party throughout covid. exactly. i mean, honestly— throughout covid. exactly. i mean, honestly , i've just had mean, honestly, i've just had emoegb— mean, honestly, i've just had emoegb ot— mean, honestly, i've just had emoegb ot rt— mean, honestly, i've just had enough of it and— mean, honestly, i've just had enough of it and we're having to pay enough of it and we're having to bew tor— enough of it and we're having to bew tor tbrs— enough of it and we're having to pay for this charade when they'd etreetw— pay for this charade when they'd already—decision- already made their decision betore— already made their decision betore tbrs— already made their decision before this on— already made their decision before this on on boris i really do before this on on boris i really to mm— before this on on boris i really to mm emt— before this on on boris i really do think and boris is a man of contradictions— do think and boris is a man of contradictions because even if woe— contradictions because even if woe tesbrse— contradictions because even if woe tesbrse mm.— contradictions because even if you despise him, you still love mm.— you despise him, you still love brm. be— you despise him, you still love brm. be rs— you despise him, you still love brm. be rs e— you despise him, you still love him. he is a headliner. he makes the headlines— him. he is a headliner. he makes the headlines .— him. he is a headliner. he makes the headlines. he's— him. he is a headliner. he makes the headlines. he's box him. he is a headliner. he makes the headlines . he's box office. the headlines. he's box office. wbetber— the headlines. he's box office. wbetber woe— the headlines. he's box office. whether you like— the headlines. he's box office. whether you like it or not. and the tbrmg— whether you like it or not. and the tbrmg rs— whether you like it or not. and the tbrmg rs .— whether you like it or not. and the thing is , yeah, you know, he the thing is, yeah, you know, he rsm-t— the thing is, yeah, you know, he rsm-t e— the thing is, yeah, you know, he rsm-t e mem— the thing is, yeah, you know, he rsm-t e ot— the thing is, yeah, you know, he isn't a man of detail. people tom-t— isn't a man of detail. people tom-t trke— isn't a man of detail. people don't like that- isn't a man of detail. people don't like that about him . he is don't like that about him. he is wegee— don't like that about him. he is wegee emt— don't like that about him. he is wegee emt. woe— don't like that about him. he is vague and, you know, but to this sembergm— vague and, you know, but to this sembergm ot— vague and, you know, but to this campaign of hate— vague and, you know, but to this campaign of hate and it's just got to— campaign of hate and it's just got to stop— campaign of hate and it's just got to stop .— campaign of hate and it's just got to stop . and— campaign of hate and it's just got to stop . and let's be got to stop. and let's be honest.— got to stop. and let's be bomest. es— got to stop. and let's be honest, as a— got to stop. and let's be honest, as a campaign for boris is honest, as a campaign for boris

rs brrttremt— honest, as a campaign for boris rs brrttremt .— honest, as a campaign for boris is brilliant. he'd— honest, as a campaign for boris is brilliant. he'd be, you honest, as a campaign for boris is brilliant . he'd be, you know, is brilliant. he'd be, you know, gettrmg— is brilliant. he'd be, you know, gettrmg tbe— is brilliant. he'd be, you know, gettrmg tbe gott— is brilliant. he'd be, you know, getting the gold medal. if it was an olympic— getting the gold medal. if it was an olympic sport, he'd be up tbere— was an olympic sport, he'd be up tbere om— was an olympic sport, he'd be up tbere om tbe— was an olympic sport, he'd be up there on the podium because we towe— there on the podium because we towe tbet— there on the podium because we love that about— there on the podium because we love that about him. and he's emtertetmtmg— love that about him. and he's entertaining. and— love that about him. and he's entertaining. and i think this is entertaining. and i think this rs rest— entertaining. and i think this rs rest mow— entertaining. and i think this rs rest got— entertaining. and i think this is just now got to stop all of tbrs— is just now got to stop all of tbrs. amt— is just now got to stop all of tbrs. amt r— is just now got to stop all of this. and i you— is just now got to stop all of this. and i you know, i, i agree a this. and i you know, i, i agree e brt— this. and i you know, i, i agree e brt wrtb— this. and i you know, i, i agree a bit with him,— this. and i you know, i, i agree a bit with him, but— this. and i you know, i, i agree a bit with him, but he does make the headlines— a bit with him, but he does make the headlines and— a bit with him, but he does make the headlines and we love him for the headlines and we love him tor tbet.— the headlines and we love him for that. well,— the headlines and we love him for that. well, well, well . for that. well, well, well. sam bowter. wett— for that. well, well, well. sam dowler. well, i— for that. well, well, well. sam dowler. well, i think- for that. well, well, well. r well, i think the party dowler. well, i think the party is dowler. well, i think the party rs tor— dowler. well, i think the party is over for boris.— r well, i think the party is over for boris. ironically he emt— is over for boris. ironically he emt r— is over for boris. ironically he emt r tbrmk. — is over for boris. ironically he and i think. or— is over for boris. ironically he and i think. or do— is over for boris. ironically he and i think. or do you mean the pony? _ and i think. or do you mean the bertwe tbe— and i think. or do you mean the bertwe tbs torw— and i think. or do you mean the party? the tory party?- and i think. or do you mean the party? .th 7’ i say no party? the tory party? i say no . tbe— party? the tory party? i say no . tbe bertw— party? the tory party? i say no . tbe bertw es— party? the tory party? i say no . tbe bertw es rm— party? the tory party? i say no . the party as in like,- party? .th 7’ i say no . the party as in like, you know . mm.— . the party as in like, you know . mm. mm— . the party as in like, you know , him, him being- . the party as in like, you know , him, him being like, you know, the , him, him being like, you know, tbs-member— , him, him being like, you know, the-number-the- , him, him being like, you know, the number the tory the big number one in the tory pany— the big number one in the tory panylover_ the big number one in the tory tertwlower .— the big number one in the tory party-over . and— the big number one in the tory party over. and think party is over. and i think that, you— party is over. and i think that, woe-emt— party is over. and i think that, woe-emt-torw- party is over. and i think that, you and tory party you know, and the tory party rtsett— you know, and the tory party itself - decimated - you know, and the tory party itself decimated in the itself will be decimated in the in itself will be decimated in the m tbe— itself will be decimated in the m the meet— itself will be decimated in the in the next general election. amt— in the next general election. amt woe— in the next general election. amt woe know.— in the next general election. and you know, this whole this wbote— and you know, this whole this whore-rest- whole week has just been embarrassing— whole week has just been embarrassing ,— whole week has just been embarrassing, embarrassing story ebon— embarrassing, embarrassing story upon embarrassing. i mean, the settest— upon embarrassing. i mean, the settest srgbt— upon embarrassing. i mean, the saddest sight of— upon embarrassing. i mean, the saddest sight of all was nadine bomes— saddest sight of all was nadine dorries-herself,- saddest sight of all was nadine dorries herself, trying dorries debasing herself, trying to stem — dorries debasing herself, trying to claim that— dorries debasing herself, trying to claim that she— dorries debasing herself, trying to claim that she deserved a beerege— to claim that she deserved a peerage because _ to claim that she deserved a peerage because she was boris's tebtog— peerage because she was boris's tebtog .— peerage because she was boris's tebtog . r— peerage because she was boris's tebtog . r meer— peerage because she was boris's lapdog . i mean, it's just the lapdog. i mean, it's just the wbote— lapdog. i mean, it's just the wbote tbrmg— lapdog. i mean, it's just the whole thing is— lapdog. i mean, it's just the whole thing is embarrassing . whole thing is embarrassing. amt— whole thing is embarrassing. amtlgewe— whole thing is embarrassing. amtlgewe ber— whole thing is embarrassing. andlgave her the— whole thing is embarrassing. andlgave her the i- whole thing is embarrassing. andlgave her the i mean- whole thing is embarrassing. . andlgave her the i mean , boris and i gave her the i mean, boris put her on the list. yes, i know boris. off the

boris. she was taken off the list, because list, apparently, because i didn't trigger didn't want to trigger a by—election probably by—election because he probably he sold down the river and he sold her down the river and said she was to get said that she was going to get it. no, no. it. no, no, no, no, no, no. there on there is evidence she was on the list. what apparently list. but what it was apparently is if you're on is that obviously if you're on the then that means you the list, then that means you cannot be an mp and a so cannot be an mp and a peer. so that by—election. cannot be an mp and a peer. so that they by—election. cannot be an mp and a peer. so that they didn't by—election. cannot be an mp and a peer. so that they didn't want—election. cannot be an mp and a peer. so that they didn't want azlection. cannot be an mp and a peer. so that they didn't want a load on. cannot be an mp and a peer. so that they didn't want a load of and they didn't want a load of by elections because they knew they all the they were going to lose all the seats. but she deserve it? seats. but did she deserve it? do seats. but did she deserve it? bo—tbrmk- seats. but did she deserve it? bo—tbrmk sbei do you think she. i think she trt. —keeb.- do you think she. i think she. did. _yeah. because did. she's been. yeah. because she's as in in politics for she's been as in in politics for almost years. she's given almost 20 years. and she's given her involved in her life to being involved in it. and i think that people, especially from her beginnings as well, she came from like a council house. she's not she's not agree but she not i agree with that. but she but she asked me a question. let me finish. she's not one of the overprivileged types. and i think that think it's really unfair that if bods think it's really unfair that if boris which a boris has done that, which a lot of prime do of leaving prime ministers do when they leave, they have their honours list, then they should honours list, then they should honour i don't honour the list. i don't see what with well what the problem with it. well no, do see a problem it. no, i do see a problem with it. i a problem see i see a problem with i see a brobtem— i see a problem with i see a problem with— i see a problem with i see a problem with whole system problem with the whole system emwwew— problem with the whole system emwwew-tom-t- problem with the whole system emwwew-tom-t r- problem with the whole system anyway, don't i don't anyway, because i don't i don't tbrmk— anyway, because i don't i don't think-deserves— think she deserves it. and i tom-t.— think she deserves it. and i tom-t. amt— think she deserves it. and i tom-t. amt r— think she deserves it. and i don't. and i think why don't. and i don't think why i tom-t— don't. and i don't think why i don't—because- don't. and i don't think why i don't because she don't deserve it. because she ett—

don't deserve it. because she ett sbe— don't deserve it. because she was all she did— don't deserve it. because she was all she did back up. was all she did was back up. borrs. —bow- boris. no matter how many terrrbte— terrible things he did, no metter— terrible things he did, no matter how— terrible things he did, noj matter how-he terrible things he did, no- matter how-he told matter how many lies he told boegre— matter how many lies he told dougie beattie._ matter how many lies he told dougie beattie. yeah, exactly. so dougie beattie. yeah, exactly.i oo—sboettm-t so you shouldn't you shouldn't be made a lord just by being tower—sorrebtl loyal to a corrupt, corrupt rrrme— loyal to a corrupt, corrupt prime minister.- loyal to a corrupt, corrupt prime minister. okay. 3r9 prime minister. okay. talking eboet— prime minister. okay. talking eboet-otter. - prime minister. okay. talking about other. talk about all the other. let's talk about all the other. let's talk about happy about corrupt. so you're happy with thrown with the book being thrown at bods with the book being thrown at boris eating boris for basically eating birthday own house? birthday cake in his own house? and yet tony blair, who took us to war on a lie, costing us 8 billion in blood and treasure. yeah, but you're doing but you're so you're obe. you're doing you're so you're obe. you're tormg wbetb— you're so you're obe. you're doing what? aboutism- 3r:1; 3r:1; [jib you're doing what? aboutism here. and it's doing what? aboutism here. and rt-s rest. — doing what? aboutism here. and rt-s rest. amt— doing what? aboutism here. and it's just. and .and - doing what? aboutism here. and it's just. and and just it's just. and just. and just besse— it's just. and just. and just because _tonyi it's just. and just. and just. because—tony blair because that's what tony blair did because that's what tony blair trt zo— because that's what tony blair trt zo weers— because that's what tony blair did 20 years ago— because that's what tony blair did 20 years ago doesn't doesn't meem-sboett— did 20 years ago doesn't doesn't mean should forgiven did 20 years ago doesn't doesn't mea for should forgiven did 20 years ago doesn't doesn't mea for borisshould forgiven did 20 years ago doesn't doesn't mea for borisshould frof iven did 20 years ago doesn't doesn't mea for borisshould frof ther now for boris at the end of the day— now for boris at the end of the tew.-beobte.— now for boris at the end of the day, people, people, day, like people, people, people sbem—ot- spent the worst christmas of mem— spent the worst christmas of tbem-.— spent the worst christmas of tberr-.-woe- spent the worst christmas of. their-.-you-as their lives. like, you know, as i their lives. like, you know, as r-trke.— their lives. like, you know, as nuke-know.- their lives. like, you know, as i-like,-know, i- their lives. like, you know, as i like, know, i didn't i said, like, you know, i didn't i said, like, you know, i didn't r-trtm-t— i said, like, you know, i didn't r-trtm-t see- i said, like, you know, i didn't i-didn't see my- i said, like, you know, i didn't i didn't see my family i didn't i didn't see my family etter— after my dad died. my friend sbem— after my dad died. my friend spent christmas— after my dad died. my friend spent christmas on his own beobte.— spent christmas on his own beobte. reobte— spent christmas on his own people. people to speak like people. people had to speak like and people. people had to speak like emt—amt— people. people had to speak like emt—amtlkmowi and all the time. and i know wbet— and all the time. and i know wbet woe— and all the time. and i know what you-about- and all the time. and i know what you about keir starmer what you said about keir starmer like what you said about keir starmer trke—etsetere.- what you said about keir starmer like—etcetera, but. like he had a beer etcetera, but he like he had a beer etcetera, but be—retes- like he had a beer etcetera, but he_rules borisl he didn't make the rules boris mete.— he didn't make the rules boris mete. bobs— he didn't make the rules boris made. boris-the- he didn't make the rules boris made. boris the rules and made. boris made the rules and he made. boris made the rules and be bet— made. boris made the rules and be bet to— made. boris made the rules and he lied to parliament. and we know— he lied to parliament. and we know-because- he lied to parliament. and we know because that's know he did because that's besse— know he did because that's because-what- know he did because that's because what they say. because that's what they say. wbem— because that's what they say. wbem woe — because that's what they say. wbem woe .be— because that's what they say. when you - he made - because that's what they say. when you .he made the. because that's what they say. when you he made the rules. when you say he made the rules. keir bakhmut all those keir starmer bakhmut all those rules. government. rules. so they're a government. so a policy between

so they make a policy between them. so between them they all made the rules. and actually, bods made the rules. and actually, boris actually write the boris doesn't actually write the rules. would civil rules. so it would be the civil servants. then as you say, servants. but then as you say, that whataboutery well , what that the whataboutery well, what about he's about bernard jenkins then? he's on the privileges committee. he's the one that's enforcing the that they all made, the rules that they all made, and he's of the people who and he's one of the people who apparently and broke apparently had a party and broke them seems to me them as well. it seems to me there's a lot of double standards makes standards here that makes them. that's with this. that's my issue with this. well, mean, the question that's my issue with this. . well,imean, the question is, well, i mean, the question is, sboett— well, i mean, the question is, sboett we— well, i mean, the question is, sboett we get— well, i mean, the question is, should we get over boris ? yes, should we get over boris? yes, of course we should. i mean, the soemtrw— of course we should. i mean, the soemtrw-meem.— of course we should. i mean, the country-mean, he's- of course we should. i mean, the country mean, he's he's country is i mean, he's he's rest— country is i mean, he's he's rest-trst— country is i mean, he's he's rest-tbrst-rm- country is i mean, he's he's just-first-in the| just his first column in the merr— just his first column in the met—some- just his first column in the mail—come out.j just his first column in the- mail_come out. and in mail online has come out. and in it mail online has come out. and in rtlsert— mail online has come out. and in rtlsert r— mail online has come out. and in rtlsert r-ao— mail online has come out. and in it.said 1-40 years- mail online has come out. and in it.said 1-40 years of- it he said i had 40 years of more— it he said i had 40 years of moral failure— it he said i had 40 years of moral failure to— it he said i had 40 years of moral failure to write. you did? he moral failure to write. you did? be-tetkrmg— moral failure to write. you did? he .talkinglmean,- moral failure to write. you did? he talking mean, was he was talking i mean, he was tetkrmg— talking about dieting. but i meem-gettrmg- talking about dieting. but i mean, getting he's getting mean, he's getting he's getting bert— mean, he's getting he's getting pert-bett— mean, he's getting he's getting bert-beb e— mean, he's getting he's getting paid half a million a paid half, half a million a weer.— paid half, half a million a year, basically— paid half, half a million a year, basically ten, ten grand per— year, basically ten, ten grand ber ber— year, basically ten, ten grand per per column. _ year, basically ten, ten grand per per column. you take that. amt— per per column. you take that. amt rt— per per column. you take that. amt rt rt— per per column. you take that. amt rt rt es— per per column. you take that. and if it was offered, of course i and if it was offered, of course r woett— and if it was offered, of course r woett go. — and if it was offered, of course rwoett go. so— and if it was offered, of course i would go. so he's going to be ebsotetetw— i would go. so he's going to be absolutely fine. _ i would go. so he's going to be absolutely fine. he— i would go. so he's going to be absolutely fine. he doesn't need he absolutely fine. he doesn't need be—beobte- absolutely fine. he doesn't need. he_people defending he doesn't need people defending brm. — he doesn't need people defending him. .conservative-arel him. the conservative party are missing boris already. and there was in the daily express was a poll in the daily express and were already 90% of and they were already 90% of people him back.

people wanting him back. that was the conservative was within the conservative party, nation , party, not within the nation, that's for sure. i don't think woee— that's for sure. i don't think woe-re-tbere— you're right there either. i tbrmk— you're right there either. i tbrmk-ot— you're right there either. i think of people would think a lot of people would have had think a lot of people would have bet brm — think a lot of people would have bet brm besk.— think a lot of people would have had him back. but— think a lot of people would have had him back. but this is motbrmg—emti had him back. but this is. nothing—and your nothing without you and your -oet- nothing without you and your views. out whether nothing without you and your vievi actually out whether nothing without you and your vievi actually otthat'sther nothing without you and your vievi actually otthat's true. you actually think that's true. bet-s— you actually think that's true. bets—treet- let's welcome a great british worse.— let's welcome a great british worse—tor voice. is there opportunity to be-sbow— voice. is there opportunity to be-show-tell- voice. is there opportunity to. be-show-tell.what be on the show and tell us what tbew— be on the show and tell us what tbew-eboet— be on the show and tell us what they-about-topics- they think about the topics we're discussing today? i'm going— we're discussing today? i'm. gormg—brrstot. going to head over to bristol, bewe— going to head over to bristol, besom—- going to head over to bristol, have _our regulari have a chat with our regular treet— have a chat with our regular sreet—tee- have a chat with our regular. great—lee harris. great british voice, lee harris. tee— great british voice, lee harris. tee berrrs. — great british voice, lee harris. tee berrrs. r— great british voice, lee harris. lee harris. i mean, is it time to-borrs- lee harris. i mean, is it time to-boris bashing?| lee harris. i mean, is it timei to-boris bashing? i to stop this? boris bashing? i mean, move forward and mean, just move forward and ebsotetetw— mean, just move forward and ebsotetetw. — mean, just move forward and absolutely . i— mean, just move forward and absolutely . 33 mean, just move forward and absolutely. mean, just move forward and absolutely . 33 3r90:1; absolutely. i mean, no single person is bigger than british democracy now i so of course democracy now! so of course we're going to move on. but as you rightly, you know and as you rightly out, boris rightly point out, sorry, boris has moved on. what we won't do is injust notice of is forget the injust notice of the undemocratic show trial that was unfairly used boot him was unfairly used to boot him out. i mean, effectively, we don't have much choice but to move anyway. hey, even though move on anyway. hey, even though only three ago, boris won only three years ago, boris won a stonking mandate with an 80 seat from the british seat majority from the british public, the tory wets and, you know, this ludicrous, undemocratic, hating undemocratic, boris hating kangaroo court made sure of that . you know, saw a brilliant

article this week as brendan o'neill brilliantly put it. we've just witnessed a technocratic coup against the democratic wishes of the people. and he's right. it was a disgraceful stitch up and an embarrassment to this country and a stain on our democracy. but one thing is obvious is that rishi sunak wants to move on. but fact is, boris, he's but the fact is, boris, he's still influential within still very influential within the conservative party . i say the conservative party. i say this as a memberjust looking at the latest polling, just one last point is that and the latest polling i can find from conservative homes from april, and that 60% of and it showed that 60% of members didn't deliver members think he didn't deliver . he mislead the house, 60% think privileged committee think the privileged committee investigation was unfair and a whopping 76% think he should be a parliamentary candidate in the next election , although they do next election, although they do also think he shouldn't come back as leader just yet. just yet, which i also agree with. but you know what? this whole situation has a similar feel to it when the establishment tried to stop brexit and mps closed ranks, they bent the rules and did everything they could to

prevent our democratic vote from going through. and just feels going through. and it just feels like the same like they're doing the same with boris. conservatives boris. well, the conservatives need about is people need to worry about is people moving on from them as a party. and if that's the case, it's game over. well, you know what? game over. well, you know what? they— game over. well, you know what? tbew stet— game over. well, you know what? they shot themselves in the foot. they should never got rid of think of him because i don't think they're to do any better they're going to do any better without him. thank you so much. really to you. really good to talk to you. that's lee harris. he's our gb views. what didn't he prorogue the views. what didn't he prorogue tbe retest— views. what didn't he prorogue the rules? didn't— . what didn't he prorogue the rules? didn't he? tried to bert— the rules? didn't he? tried to bemt tbe— the rules? didn't he? tried to bend the rules— the rules? didn't he? tried to bend the rules himself. chief bobs.— bend the rules himself. chief borrswes-— bend the rules himself. chief boris,-was all- bend the rules himself. chief boris, was all going . boris, when it was all going. wes. — boris, when it was all going. wes. .tbem— boris, when it was all going. yes.-then even- boris, when it was all going. yes. then even the much to yes. but then even the much to ewerwbotw—wetti everybody else's chagrin. well, the-committee— everybody else's chagrin. well, the-committee-to. the 1922 committee tried to merge— the 1922 committee tried to sbemge tbe — the 1922 committee tried to change the rules on some other tbrmgs— change the rules on some other tbrmgslwett— change the rules on some other tbrmgslwett. — change the rules on some other things-well. it— change the rules on some other things-well . it was- change the rules on some other things well. 0 rr:1;3g things as well. it was very irritating. bad things as well. it was veryj irritating-bad as irritating. it was as bad as eesm— irritating. it was as bad as eesb—ett- irritating. it was as bad as eesb—ett rest irritating. it was as bad as. each—all just as each other. they're all just as bet— each other. they're all just asi bet—totew each other. they're all just as- bet—totew r-m bad as each other. but today i'm asking it time to move on asking is it time to move on from boris lots. have you been getting with getting in touch with your thoughts? he's thoughts? christopher says he's gone for good. i hope. a complete charlatan for complete charlatan and unfit for office. so i'm just on office. so i'm just moving on from like dumping from boris. feels like dumping a partner. he's been treated so badly, think it's fair badly, i don't think it's fair to to yet. to consign him to history yet. i'm quite sure that he's going to come back . yeah, i do to come back. yeah, i do think he i think been very he has. i think he's been very unfairly dumped. diana says, no,

it's to move it's it's not time to move on. it's a stitch up. for damaging the stitch up. as for damaging the country, what about tony blair? if damaged the country, if anyone damaged the country, it him and bob says, move on it was him and bob says, move on from move on to the real problem. it wasn't just cake and it wasn't just boris. problem. it wasn't just cake and it wasn't just boris . well, it wasn't just boris. well, that's a point. i'd like to it wasn't just boris. well, thatthat point. i'd like to it wasn't just boris. well, thatthat on point. i'd like to it wasn't just boris. well, thatthat on that nt. i'd like to it wasn't just boris. well, thatthat on that nt. i'bob e to it wasn't just boris. well, thatthat on that nt. i'bob yes, end that on that one. bob yes, it them . all of them. right. it was them. all of them. right. there's a pull up twitter there's a pull up on twitter right up throughout right now and it's up throughout the is it time the show. i'm asking, is it time to and to move on from boris? and currently, say yes, currently, 68% of you say yes, 32% of you say no . we'll keep 32% of you say no. we'll keep your thoughts coming. you're with i'm nana this with me. i'm nana akua. this is a news on tv, online and on a gb news on tv, online and on digital radio . still come, digital radio. still to come, it's difficult it's this week's difficult conversation my special conversation and my special guest has been dubbed britain's most tattooed man. he spent over 1500 hours in a chair getting inked. he's the king of ink , inked. he's the king of ink, formerly known as matthew whelan . it will be live in the studio to talk me through why he's made such a transformation and how does with all that. does he get a job with all that. but before that, royal biographer levin be biographer angela levin will be taking the king taking us through the king charles's the charles's first trooping of the colour monarch . stay tuned. colour as monarch. stay tuned. that's on way. next

and to download the gb news app to stay up to date with the latest gb news content . good latest gb news content. good afternoon. we are the people's sterner.— afternoon. we are the people's sbemet. tbrs— afternoon. we are the people's channel. this is— afternoon. we are the people's channel. this is gb— 33 we are the people's channel. this is gb news on tv omtrme— channel. this is gb news on tv omtrme emt— channel. this is gb news on tv omtrme emt om— channel. this is gb news on tv online and on digital radio. i'm teme— online and on digital radio. i'm beme akee— online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and— online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and it's time for tower— nana akua and it's time for rtowet toemtet— nana akua and it's time for royal roundup time. there is etwews— royal roundup time. there is always something going on in the rower— always something going on in the royal household— always something going on in the royal household and this week bes— royal household and this week bes beer— royal household and this week bes beem mo— royal household and this week has been no different. king sbertes— has been no different. king charles celebrated his first troobrmg— charles celebrated his first troobrmg ot— charles celebrated his first trooping of the— charles celebrated his first trooping of the colour as monarch, and— trooping of the colour as monarch, and that is our spotify . twe— monarch, and that is our spotify . r-we bebet— monarch, and that is our spotify . i've pulled meghan markle's

botsest— . i've pulled meghan markle's botsest ares— . i've pulled meghan markle's podcast anas sarwar archetype. sorrw— podcast anas sarwar archetype. sorrw over— podcast anas sarwar archetype. sorry over reportedly providing the eetro— sorry over reportedly providing the audio platform lack of somtemt— the audio platform lack of content. meanwhile, prince harry is content. meanwhile, prince harry rs rm— content. meanwhile, prince harry rs m e— content. meanwhile, prince harry rs m e sbot— content. meanwhile, prince harry rs m e sbot ot— content. meanwhile, prince harry is in a spot of bother. us visa ebbtrsetrom— is in a spot of bother. us visa application not— is in a spot of bother. us visa application not being released to tbe— application not being released to the bebtrs. — application not being released to the public. and every setertew— to the public. and every saturday i'd— to the public. and every saturday i'd love to give you a remtowm— saturday i'd love to give you a remtowwm emt— saturday i'd love to give you a rundown and who— saturday i'd love to give you a rundown and who better to do so tbem— rundown and who better to do so tbem rower— rundown and who better to do so than royal biographer angela bewrm— than royal biographer angela levin? angela— than royal biographer angela levin? angela good to see you. soot— levin? angela good to see you. soot-woe— levin? angela good to see you. soot-woe .— levin? angela good to see you. soot-woe . too.- levin? angela good to see you. good-you , too. so- good to see you, too. so let's tet-s— good to see you, too. so let's tet-s rest— good to see you, too. so let's let's just-start— good to see you, too. so let's let's just start with the let's just we start with the tebetoes— let's just we start with the fabulous trooping of the colour, of fabulous trooping of the colour, ot-krmg— fabulous trooping of the colour, of-king charles. - of course, king charles. i soettm-t— of course, king charles. i couldn't-eyes. of course, king charles. i couldn't-eyes off of course, king charles. i. couldn't-eyes off it. couldn't take my eyes off it. i thought it was wonderful. and i was pleased that he rode so was so pleased that he rode so well with dignity . and he well with great dignity. and he had the horse under control once or twice, moved bit, or twice, moved a little bit, and got it back and calm. and he got it back and calm. i thought, you know , it's the thought, you know, it's the first time in 36 years that a monarch has actually ridden a horse for this special occasion. and i thought the sun was shining. i thought the 70 aeroplanes coming over was absolutely lovely . i thought absolutely lovely. i thought louis was terrific because the three children had obviously been told to move very quickly from their open carriage inside . and i thought that was rather

clever because then he couldn't mess about. they would be inside looking out. and he was the one that the way. i've never that led the way. i've never seen like was seen anything like it. he was walking a soldier , copied walking like a soldier, copied them inside. i mean, them and rushed inside. i mean, you know, he's enchanting. actually. he had red shorts. they all had something red on them. to mark prince charles as military company. them. to mark prince charles as military company . and i thought military company. and i thought it was just lovely. thousands of people were there and it was his first occasion to do it. and i just wished him a very happy c birthday . and it was lovely. birthday. and it was lovely. i was i didn't miss harry and meghan one dot. well, i bet they'd be looking over thinking, oh, god, this is what they've missed on. i thought missed out on. and i thought that know, great that you know, it's great because there's no one taking the spotlight. there's no one messing it all up. there's no one we're worried about. where are they later? are they? are they later? they're or they're not? they're coming or they're not? they're coming or they're not? they just got ignored. and i thought very thought that worked, worked very well . so now what do you make of well. so now what do you make of this well. so now what do you make of tbrs wbote— well. so now what do you make of this whole thing— well. so now what do you make of this whole thing with- so now what do you make of this whole thing with spotify tbem—

this whole thing with spotify then? because _ this whole thing with spotify then? because spotify, the botsest— then? because spotify, the podcast meghan markle, i podcast with meghan markle, i tbet— podcast with meghan markle, i mean, that that— podcast with meghan markle, i mean, that that that was a big tbrmg— mean, that that that was a big tbrmg tbet— mean, that that that was a big thing that she— mean, that that that was a big thing that she was doing 20 mrttrom— thing that she was doing 20 mrttrom rs— thing that she was doing 20 million is what— thing that she was doing 20 million is what they were paying them — million is what they were paying them. .obviously_ them. but obviously they're not bettrmg—tbet- them. but obviously they're not pulling—that now.| pulling paying all of that now. wett— well, the first series of tetkrmg — well, the first series of tetkrmg to — well, the first series of talking to 12- well, the first series of talking to 12 women talking eboet— talking to 12 women talking about finding— talking to 12 women talking about finding your authentic bersom— about finding your authentic bersom wbo— about finding your authentic person who you— about finding your authentic person who you are , i thought, person who you are, i thought, you— person who you are, i thought, woe know.— person who you are, i thought, you know, that's— person who you are, i thought, you know, that's been done 50 weers— you know, that's been done 50 weers ego. — you know, that's been done 50 years ago. we've— you know, that's been done 50 years ago. we've all- you know, that's been done 50 years ago. we've all sorted out. i mean, most women don't find it difficult to find a good job and to rise up and a lot of men now work harder to do home stuff and be a more active father . and i be a more active father. and i think that it was it was hugely boring. i had to listen to it. obviously. it was a and it was all about her. she had some good people. but the fact is that every sentence went back to her. and as an interviewer and you're an interviewer, you know, you ask the questions you want to get things out of them. you don't want to sort of pounce and tell about you. and i tell them all about you. and i thought, but spotify were thought, but but spotify were foolish in paying so much. first of all, without giving them a

run. and then they could have upped it. but this way they've lost a load of money. they've had to sack over 200 people working for them . but the working for them. but the cudous working for them. but the curious thing is that they're spotify was put on number one. now you don't actually get rid of the top of what you're doing. so a lot of people felt that actually it had been put there for various other reasons. and i think that's probably right, probably. and what about william and probably. and what about william emt ketee— probably. and what about william and kate? what— probably. and what about william and kate? what are— and what about william and kate? what are they up to ? and kate? what are they up to? web.— and kate? what are they up to? web. wrttrem— and kate? what are they up to? well, william and- and kate? what are they up to? well, william and kate,- and kate? what are they up to? well, william and kate, get- and kate? what are they up to? well, william and kate, get on with their own work very nicely . and catherine does a tremendous amount with little children. went to visit one children. she went to visit one place where the families go for help with their children and one little baby , about six months, little baby, about six months, the most enormous burp. and she went hysterical. she was absolutely roaring with laughter. she's very natural . laughter. she's very natural. she works with people very well . and of course, she absolutely adores children. and william's

got the job of being next in line to the throne. and this morning he was absolutely brilliant with his father . there brilliant with his father. there he stood. you know, the posture is so wonderful. press with princess anne was briefly, though, edward, briefly, i've got to ask you, we've only got about 20s left prince harry and the visa debacle. it sounds like he the visa debacle. it sounds like be-get— the visa debacle. it sounds like be-get ewew— the visa debacle. it sounds like he-get away with- the visa debacle. it sounds like he-get away with it.- . 1t it sounds like he get away with it. yeah he might get away with it. yeah we-to— he might get away with it. yeah we-to bew— he might get away with it. yeah we-to row or— he might get away with it. yeah we to pay £1 million for it we have to pay £1 million for it besse— we have to pay £1 million for it besse ms— we have to pay £1 million for it because his tried— we have to pay £1 million for it because his tried to get the bome— because his tried to get the home office— because his tried to get the home office to— because his tried to get the home office to do that. .jr�*~t.3

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birthday with the nation during his first trooping the colour ceremony as monarch . ceremony as monarch. around 8000 spectators surrounded horse guards to watch the military parade , which dates the military parade, which dates back 260 years. for the first time since 1989. all five regiments of foot guards, that's the welsh scots , irish, the welsh scots, irish, coldstream and grenadier paraded together. that's around . 1500 together. that's around. 1500 soldiers. it was also the first time that a monarch has ridden horseback during the parade in more than 30 years. the last being queen elizabeth ii in 1986. members of the royal family waved from the balcony of buckingham palace as thousands filled the mall to cheer 70 aircraft from all three armed services took part in a fly—past, including 18 typhoon

fighters , which spelt out the fighters, which spelt out the king's monogram c for charles rex spitfires hurricanes and a lancaster bomber. also graced the skies over london, and the red arrows provided the finale to the occasion , trailing their to the occasion, trailing their signature red , white and blue signature red, white and blue smoke. we spoke to members of the public who watched the spectacle . what can i say? it spectacle. what can i say? it etmost— spectacle. what can i say? it was almost magical,- tt what can i say? it was almost magical, really, to brm. — was almost magical, really, to brm. bet— was almost magical, really, to see him. but what we recognise of see him. but what we recognise ot mm.— see him. but what we recognise ot brm. ewer— see him. but what we recognise of him, even more— see him. but what we recognise of him, even more so. william emt— of him, even more so. william emt tbe— of him, even more so. william and the children— of him, even more so. william and the children was very , very and the children was very, very sbesret. — and the children was very, very sbesret. we— and the children was very, very special. we were— and the children was very, very special. we were in awe. obwroestw— special. we were in awe. obviously it's— special. we were in awe. obviously it's not- special. we were in awe. obviously it's not something we see every day in the states . i see every day in the states. i mean, once in a while we see president biden. but it's not like this. this is pageant, right? yes. i saw the king it e wew— right? yes. i saw the king it was a very special- 3 9373 t/r:1;3. i saw the king it was a very special occasion. bewrmg— was a very special occasion. bewrmg seem— was a very special occasion. having seen him- was a very special occasion. having seen him on tv lots of trmes— having seen him on tv lots of trmes. bet— having seen him on tv lots of times. but now— having seen him on tv lots of times. but now in— having seen him on tv lots of times. but now in real life. so it times. but now in real life. so rt es— times. but now in real life. so rt rt— times. but now in real life. so it was it really— times. but now in real life. so it was it really fantastic. we bet— it was it really fantastic. we bet trskets— it was it really fantastic. we had tickets in— it was it really fantastic. we had tickets in stand with two rows from the _ had tickets in stand with two rows from the front, so we saw ewerwtbrmg. — rows from the front, so we saw ewerwtbrmg. rt— rows from the front, so we saw everything. it was— rows from the front, so we saw everything. 0 everything. it was been wonderful. and the army, the

horses and the musicians were just stunning . the king's just stunning. the king's birthday honours list has been released among the famous faces , our tv presenter davina mccall , radio presenter ken bruce and former footballer ian wright, the joint oldest person ever to be honoured. 106 year old joan wrttett— be honoured. 106 year old joan wrttett trom — be honoured. 106 year old joan willett from sussex.— 3r:1;r1 106 year old joan willett from sussex. she's been ewertet— willett from sussex. she's been ewertet e— willett from sussex. she's been awarded a bem_ willett from sussex. she's been awarded a bem for— willett from sussex. she's been awarded a bem for raising tooooo— awarded a bem for raising £60,000 for— awarded a bem for raising £60,000 for the british heart toemtetrom— £60,000 for the british heart foundation during the pandemic, and foundation during the pandemic, emt tbe— foundation during the pandemic, and the youngest— foundation during the pandemic, and the youngest person on the list— and the youngest person on the trst. to— and the youngest person on the trst. to weer— and the youngest person on the list, 18 year old— and the youngest person on the list, 18 year old junior aj moot— list, 18 year old junior aj frood from _ list, 18 year old junior aj frood from merseyside. he reserwet— frood from merseyside. he reserwet e— frood from merseyside. he received a bem_ frood from merseyside. he received a bem for campaigning egermst— received a bem for campaigning egermst bettwrmg— received a bem for campaigning against bullying annual mortgage rebewmemts— against bullying annual mortgage rebewmemts ee— against bullying annual mortgage repayments are set to rise by meertw— repayments are set to rise by meertw osooo— repayments are set to rise by nearly £3,000 for— repayments are set to rise by nearly £3,000 for the average boesebott— nearly £3,000 for the average household remortgaging next year . tbet-s— household remortgaging next year . that's according— household remortgaging next year . that's according to the resolution— . that's according to the resolution foundation think temk— resolution foundation think temk. tbew— resolution foundation think temk. tbew sew— resolution foundation think tank. they say total annual mortgege— tank. they say total annual mortgage repayments could rise . mortgage repayments could rise. by mortgage repayments could rise. bw tbo— mortgage repayments could rise. by £15.8 billion- mortgage repayments could rise. by £15.8 billion by- mortgage repayments could rise. by £15.8 billion by 2026, as the bk-s— by £15.8 billion by 2026, as the bk-s mortgege— by £15.8 billion by 2026, as the uk's mortgage crunch deepens.

tbe— uk's mortgage crunch deepens. tbe mem— uk's mortgage crunch deepens. the man charged— uk's mortgage crunch deepens. the man charged with the murders of the man charged with the murders ot tbe— the man charged with the murders ot the three— the man charged with the murders of the three victims— the man charged with the murders of the three victims of nottingham's knife attacks has been— nottingham's knife attacks has been remanded— nottingham's knife attacks has been remanded in custody. 31 weer— been remanded in custody. 31 weer ott— been remanded in custody. 31 year old valdo— been remanded in custody. 31 year old valdo kalakani is esseset— year old valdo kalakani is esseset ot— year old valdo kalakani is accused of killing barnaby webber.— accused of killing barnaby webber, grace— accused of killing barnaby webber, grace o'malley, kumar emt— webber, grace o'malley, kumar emt rem— webber, grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates— webber, grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates on— webber, grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates on tuesday. he's etso— and ian coates on tuesday. he's etso esseset— and ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of— and ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of three counts of ettembtet— also accused of three counts of attempted murder— also accused of three counts of attempted murder after three otter— attempted murder after three other beobte— attempted murder after three other people were injured when tbew— other people were injured when tbew — other people were injured when tbew brt— other people were injured when they were hit by— other people were injured when they were hit by a— other people were injured when they were hit by a van. gb news us they were hit by a van. gb news us metromet— they were hit by a van. gb news us national reporter ellie sostetto— us national reporter ellie costello was— us national reporter ellie costello was at nottingham rtegrstretes— costello was at nottingham magistrates court at osvaldo ketekemr— magistrates court at osvaldo kalakani appeared in the dock at eboet— kalakani appeared in the dock at eboet ro— kalakani appeared in the dock at eboet to em— kalakani appeared in the dock at about 10 am. nottingham rtegrstretes— about 10 am. nottingham magistrates court, wearing a grey— magistrates court, wearing a grey t_ magistrates court, wearing a grew t sbrrt— magistrates court, wearing a grew t sbrrt emt— magistrates court, wearing a grey t shirt and grey jogging bottoms— grey t shirt and grey jogging bottoms and— grey t shirt and grey jogging bottoms and spoke to only somtrrm— bottoms and spoke to only confirm his— bottoms and spoke to only confirm his date of birth and to somtrrm— confirm his date of birth and to somtrrm tbe— confirm his date of birth and to confirm the fact— confirm his date of birth and to confirm the fact that he was of no tbet— confirm the fact that he was of no fixed address— confirm the fact that he was of no fixed address . _ confirm the fact that he was of no fixed address . r:1; r1 r13 0 1 no fixed address. he didn't need to enter a plea to any of the charges and he showed little to no emotion when those charges were read to him. valdo lakhani has now been remanded into custody and he will appear at nottingham crown court on

tuesday, the 20th of june. four people from the same- 1 7�*03 four people from the same family have been— people from the same family have been toemt— people from the same family have been found dead— people from the same family have been found dead in— people from the same family have been found dead in a flat in west— been found dead in a flat in west london,— been found dead in a flat in west london, a— been found dead in a flat in west london, a three year old boy— west london, a three year old bow emt— west london, a three year old bow emt e— west london, a three year old boy and a seven— west london, a three year old boy and a seven year old girl. amt— boy and a seven year old girl. amt e— boy and a seven year old girl. amt e mem— boy and a seven year old girl. and a man and— boy and a seven year old girl. and a man and a— boy and a seven year old girl. and a man and a woman in their sos— and a man and a woman in their sos wee— and a man and a woman in their 30s were found— and a man and a woman in their 30s were found in— and a man and a woman in their 30s were found in the house on stermes— 30s were found in the house on otermes koet— 30s were found in the house on staines road in— 30s were found in the house on staines road in hounslow westertew— staines road in hounslow yesterday. the— staines road in hounslow yesterday. the met police says it's yesterday. the met police says rt-s mot— yesterday. the met police says it's not seeking— yesterday. the met police says it's not seeking anyone else in somestomt— it's not seeking anyone else in connection with— it's not seeking anyone else in connection with the incident and moments— connection with the incident and tboesemts ot— connection with the incident and thousands of people are marching in thousands of people are marching rm semtret— thousands of people are marching in central london,— thousands of people are marching in central london, calling for a sbemge— in central london, calling for a sbemge to— in central london, calling for a sbemge to trk— in central london, calling for a change to uk abortion laws. tbew-we— change to uk abortion laws. tbew-we beer— change to uk abortion laws. they've been chanting for the eeetse— they've been chanting for the eeetse ot— they've been chanting for the release of karla— they've been chanting for the release of karla foster, who etmrttet— release of karla foster, who etmrttet to— release of karla foster, who admitted to taking abortion brtts— admitted to taking abortion brtts etter— admitted to taking abortion pills after the— admitted to taking abortion pills after the legal time limit resettrmg— pills after the legal time limit resettrmg rm— pills after the legal time limit resulting in the— pills after the legal time limit resulting in the death of her sbttt— resulting in the death of her sbrtt. tbe— resulting in the death of her child. the 44- resulting in the death of her child. the 44 year old mother of bee— child. the 44 year old mother of tbree es— child. the 44 year old mother of three was given— child. the 44 year old mother of three was given a— child. the 44 year old mother of three was given a 28 month ektemtet— three was given a 28 month extended sentence . some mps have extended sentence. some mps have settet— extended sentence. some mps have settet tor— extended sentence. some mps have settet tor e— extended sentence. some mps have called for a rethink— extended sentence. some mps have called for a rethink over the bk-s— called for a rethink over the bk-s tews— called for a rethink over the uk's laws that— called for a rethink over the uk's laws that bans terminations best— uk's laws that bans terminations best 2a— uk's laws that bans terminations best 2a weeks— uk's laws that bans terminations past 24 weeks, except in exceptional— past 24 weeks, except in exceptional circumstances and breekrmg— exceptional circumstances and some breaking news for you just in. some breaking news for you just rm. teesbers— some breaking news for you just in. teachers in— some breaking news for you just in. teachers in england are to stege— in. teachers in england are to stege tresb— in. teachers in england are to stage fresh strikes in their torg— stage fresh strikes in their tomg remrmg— stage fresh strikes in their long running dispute over pay. members—

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from columnist lizzie cundy and also political commentator sam dowler . now still to come for dowler. now still to come for the great british debate this houn the great british debate this hour, i'm is brexit to hour, i'm asking, is brexit to blame inflation? blame for high inflation? despite of covid 19, despite his cost of covid 19, the eurozone entering a technical recession, the former governor of the bank of england, mark carney, claimed brexit mark carney, has claimed brexit is the rising is the reason for the rising inflation. who think is inflation. who do you think is to blame for high inflation? what then? for difficult conversations? which is on the way? next i'll be speaking to britain's tattooed man, britain's most tattooed man, king body art king of england, king body art and also formerly known as matthew whelan. he's 43 years old. he spent over 40 grand on tattoos and lots of body modifications. i'll be asking him all about his story. email me, gb views at gb news .com or tweet me at . gb news. so now tweet me at. gb news. so now it's tweet me at. gb news. so now wsfime tweet me at. gb news. so now it's time for this week's difficult conversation . and difficult conversation. and there's nothing ordinary about today's very special guest, king of england. king body art, the extreme ink ite, also formerly known as matthew whelan. he's 43

years old. 90% of his body is covered in tattoos . he also covered in tattoos. he also spent over 1500 hours in the chair whilst splashing a whopping 40 grand on them. he also holds the world record for having the most tattooed artist's ink him . at the same artist's ink him. at the same time, however , the birmingham time, however, the birmingham man has recently revealed he's giving up his love of the nato pretty much because there's no more space. so he can clear up his mortgage. joined now by his mortgage. i'm joined now by britain's most tattooed man, king body art, king of england, king body art, the extreme ink ice asked, is that right ? that's a mouthful, that right? that's a mouthful, isn't it? why? why nana? it's my identity without a _ isn't it? why? why nana? it's my identity without a name. - 0 073 w’ w9 we it' s my identity without a name. /r3:13» identity without a name. you bewer-t— identity without a name. you bewer-t got— identity without a name. you bewer-t got em— identity without a name. 3/r:13». 0 9:13» 1 what identity without a name. 33.1». 0 9:13» 1 what is haven't got an idea. what is your name? tell— haven't got an idea. what is your name? tell me- 0 9:13» 1 what is your name? tell me again. 3r9 your name? tell me again. king of your name? tell me again. king st entert— your name? tell me again. king st tmgtemt. kmg— your name? tell me again. king of england. king body art. the extreme ink. but my family. call me bart. i'm buying art in life , not bartholomew. and body , not bartholomew. and i'm body art. art. so art. i'm covered in body art. so your got that on your website got all that on there as well. it's got an abbreviation of my full name, so yeah, it down takes a yeah, writing it down takes a while so. yeah. why while as well. so. yeah. so why , have all this? , why have you done all this? what's point? it's become what's the point? it's become a trtestwte— what's the point? it's become a lifestyle _than _ lifestyle rather than an obsession _ lifestyle rather than an obsession or- lifestyle rather than an obsession or a or lifestyle rather than an- obsession or a-or an

obsession or a hobby or an ettrstrom— obsession or a hobby or an addiction . _ obsession or a hobby or an addiction . so— obsession or a hobby or an addiction. 33r1 addiction. so my family had a couple of tattoos. my dad had one, my uncle had a few. i've always been very travelled always been very well travelled . kids can't of school . kids can't go out of school these holidays more these days on holidays for more than week they parents than a week before they parents get i was very well get told off. i was very well travelled of the world, travelled in parts of the world, got family different parts of got family in different parts of the my ruiz. the i the world. my ruiz. the fact i loved as well. one of my loved art as well. one of my favourite. i can't draw , i can't favourite. i can't draw, i can't draw well loved art. the draw very well loved art. the fact that you can put it on the body fascinating. my first body was fascinating. my first tattoo was almost my very last one. everything you can one. everything that you can possibly and possibly think, infection and everything, curve. so everything, learning curve. so there about a between there was about a year between that have that that. where did you have that done? why it so bad? the done? why was it so bad? the brttrsb— done? why was it so bad? the british bulldog- done? why was it so bad? the british bulldog on— 17 why was it so bad? the british bulldog on right arm. british bulldog on my right arm. you british bulldog on my right arm. boe—to- british bulldog on my right arm. boe—to etl you did that at the age of 16 at a studio , but it a proper tattoo studio, but it was your first. so you know, it's a massive learning curve . it's a massive learning curve. and my first tattoo, i never thought i'd be on this journey, this journey me this kind of journey found me really where do you have your first tattoo? my right arm had a british bulldog. and it's still there. yeah it's in there. and i now have a british bulldog. i have an english bulldog, five year old girl, so. and she's.

she's adorable . she's at home she's adorable. she's at home with my parents now. i see. i see. so with these tattoos. so stertet— see. so with these tattoos. so stertet ott— see. so with these tattoos. so started off with— see. so with these tattoos. so started off with the british betttog— started off with the british bulldog. _after- started off with the british bulldog. after this awful bulldog. then after this awful eberremse— bulldog. then after this awful experience that— bulldog. then after this awful experience that you had, you strtt— experience that you had, you still decided - experience that you had, you still decided carry on with still decided to carry on with it. still decided to carry on with rt. .trt— still decided to carry on with rt. .trt woe— still decided to carry on with it. .did you _to . still decided to carry on with. it. .did you _to carry it. why did you decide to carry on egerm— it. why did you decide to carry on egerm e — it. why did you decide to carry on again ? it's— it. why did you decide to carry on again ? it's art.- it. why did you decide to carry on again ? 0 c on again? it's art. i like art. the fact that you can put it on the body or can be creative. the body or you can be creative. i'm a creative type person i'm a creative type of person and saw different and i just saw different pictures thought were pictures that i thought were great years and now i'm great over the years and now i'm in a new like, evolution of my own body. i'm now covering over certain tattoos, not because i don't like them, because i want to change i want to change to change it. i want to change the imagine banksy not the style. i imagine banksy not liking one his pieces and liking one of his pieces and then obviously shred one. didn't he painting over it and he like painting over it and doing so? that's what i've started i'm evolving started doing now. i'm evolving my know how my own body art. do you know how many?— my own body art. do you know how many?_yon've_ my own body art. do you know how many?_you've-i'vel many? how many you've had? i've been— many? how many you've had? i've been rm— many? how many you've had? i've beer to tbe— many? how many you've had? i've been in the chair— many? how many you've had? i've been in the chair for— many? how many you've had? i've been in the chair for i don't know— been in the chair for i don't know exactly,— been in the chair for i don't know exactly, but people have seggestet— know exactly, but people have seggestet rm— know exactly, but people have suggested i'm coming up to i'm ertber— suggested i'm coming up to i'm ertber stose— suggested i'm coming up to i'm either close or— suggested i'm coming up to i'm either close or over— suggested i'm coming up to i'm either close or over 1500 hours. so either close or over 1500 hours. so wbrsb — either close or over 1500 hours. so wbrsb rs— either close or over 1500 hours. so wbrsb b e— either close or over 1500 hours. so which is a lot— either close or over 1500 hours. so which is a lot a— either close or over 1500 hours. so which is a lot a lot- either close or over 1500 hours. so which is a lot a lot of- either close or over 1500 hours. so which is a lot a lot of time to be under the needle, sat in the chair. and what's going on wrtb— the chair. and what's going on wrtb woer— the chair. and what's going on wrtb woer ewese— rt.33 3 and what's going on with your eyes? what's happening

tberee— with your eyes? what's happening there?_m0dificati0n. there? i've had a modification to there's two to each eyeball. there's two years each i didn't to each eyeball. there's two yea them each i didn't to each eyeball. there's two yea them both each i didn't to each eyeball. there's two yea them both done i didn't to each eyeball. there's two yea them both done i rsame get them both done at the same time. have actual tattoo ink time. i have actual tattoo ink in in sclera. so time. i have actual tattoo ink in in sclera . so because in my in my sclera. so because it sort in my in my sclera. so because rt sort ot— in my in my sclera. so because it sort of looks— in my in my sclera. so because it sort of looks like.— 33 33 so because it sort of looks like. yeah, sort— it sort of looks like. yeah, sort ot— it sort of looks like. yeah, sort of like— it sort of looks like. yeah, sort of like monkey eyes, i'm rest.— sort of like monkey eyes, i'm rest. rm— sort of like monkey eyes, i'm just. i'm uncomfortable. what tbe— just. i'm uncomfortable. what the room— just. i'm uncomfortable. what was the point of.— just. i'm uncomfortable. what was the point of. so. \rr:13» was the point of. so. no, no, rm— was the point of. so. no, no, i'm uncomfortable with it, actually being known as tattooed eyeballs. oh, really? so what? history says it's tattooed eyeballs, but it's. it's a surgical procedure , so we won't surgical procedure, so we won't go into too much detail . it's go into too much detail. it's a syringe the ink in very syringe with the ink in very dangerous. historical dangerous. it's got historical reference going back like 3000 years, but it was normally done with people that had optical problems, not people that had perfect good eyesight. and why did you do the eyes ? i like the did you do the eyes? i like the cosmetic view if you look straight ahead so people can see if you look straight ahead and like well, gorillas like animals as well, gorillas are favourite animals are one of my favourite animals . just amazing . . lions. just just amazing. yeah. yeah. so with that, because it's obviously you've tattooed so much of your body, including your face. yeah. how do you including your face. yeah. how to woe eem— including your face. yeah. how to woe e— including your face. yeah. how do you earn a living?- including your face. yeah. how do you earn a living? or- rt3..r1 3r9 t yeah. how do you earn a living? or is it tbe— do you earn a living? or is it now the tattoos— do you earn a living? or is it now the tattoos that so? trig now the tattoos that so? my

eerems— now the tattoos that so? my parents throughout my from my educational days i was 16 so i was still in education and then didn't really cause a problem when i was working in offices and stuff until i went visible. i was working in a call centre when i went on my throat first visible tattoo , been an engineer visible tattoo, been an engineer for telecoms and big for british telecoms and big companies. i've done work and that's picked life that's where i've picked up life skills, hacks and now skills, life hacks and now acting in, it comes in acting it comes in, it comes in great. i'm not going to pop up on or those kind on downton abbey or those kind of . i am. i am very of things. i am. i am very limited to roles i can do, limited to roles that i can do, but yeah, i do get work and i've had a few friends that are heavily tattooed, that have picked different picked up work on different tv channels you married, channels. and are you married, bewe— channels. and are you married, have-children- channels. and are you married, have-children ? - channels. and are you married, have-children ? i- channels. and are you married,i have-children ? i mean, have you got children? i mean, rm— have you got children? i mean, r-mle— have you got children? i mean, i'm a relationship at the i'm in a relationship at the moment, so yeah. any children ? moment, so yeah. any children? not really, so that's what not really, no. so that's what my answer is. usually none that i my answer is. usually none that r know— my answer is. usually none that t know or. — my answer is. usually none that i know of. none— my answer is. usually none that i know of. none that- my answer is. usually none that i know of. none that i- my answer is. usually none that i know of. none that i know of. yeah so if i wouldn't i know of. \r t33r:1;.3 33 so if i wouldn't know. yeah so if i wouldn't know. complicated. so— yeah so if i wouldn't know. complicated. so .— yeah so if i wouldn't know. complicated. so . so- t33r:1;.3 33 so if i wouldn't know. t: so . so with all complicated. so. so with all tbrs— complicated. so. so with all tbrs. tbem.— complicated. so. so with all this, then. so— complicated. so. so with all this, then. so what's- t: so. so with all this, then. so what's the worst tbrmg— this, then. so what's the worst tbrmg tbet— this, then. so what's the worst tbrmg tbet woe— this, then. so what's the worst thing that you did? well, you got sometbtmg— thing that you did? well, you got something. what's that on woer— got something. what's that on woer-so— got something. what's that on woer-so we— got something. what's that on woer-so we m- got something. what's that on your-so we in our. got something. what's that on. your-so we in our official your hand? so we in our official pocket, lift arm in pocket, we lift up your arm in the and we put an implant.

the skin and we put an implant. we implant my skin we put an implant under my skin . so you've got an implant in woer— . so you've got an implant in woer skrme — . so you've got an implant in your skin? yeah.— so you've got an implant in your skin? t33r:1;.3 33 3r:1;3r:1; your skin? yeah. there's a crown. silicone crown in crown. a silicone crown in there. why? what does that do? so there. why? what does that do? so two— there. why? what does that do? so i've got a crown tattooed on me. crown ring me. i'm wearing a crown ring king. yeah. again, king. king of ink. yeah. again, it's identity. it's an implant that i wanted. and again , it's that i wanted. and again, it's a different type of art. it's body art, but it's three dimensional under the skin . and again, it's under the skin. and again, it's a surgical procedure rather than a surgical procedure rather than a cosmetic standard . cosmetic. a cosmetic standard. cosmetic. you're going into more of a grey area with body modification. my surgeon was actually jailed for three years, really for surgery without a licence. and then there's a lot of things that people give consent to that can't actually give consent. and there's a number of people in my community that want to see a judicial review around the laws of the offence against the persons act 1861. what's the worst— persons act 1861. what's the worst tattoos— persons act 1861. what's the worst tattoos that— rt. sir what's the worst tattoos that you did? one tbet— worst tattoos that you did? one tbet woee— worst tattoos that you did? one one that you've done that maybe mewbe— one that you've done that maybe mewbe seeset— one that you've done that maybe maybe caused you— one that you've done that maybe maybe caused you an injury or bemebs— maybe caused you an injury or bemebs so— maybe caused you an injury or perhaps so there's— maybe caused you an injury or perhaps so there's two really. tbere-s— perhaps so there's two really. tbere-s e.— perhaps so there's two really. there's a, there's— perhaps so there's two really. there's a, there's a— perhaps so there's two really. there's a, there's a mentor pain and a physical pain. so my eyes

were scary because of the syringe coming towards it. but your eyes are muscle tissue , not your eyes are muscle tissue, not organ like the skin and organ tissue like the skin and it wasn't actually painful. everyone says it must have hurt. and then physical pain wise was my world record. 36 tattoo artists hovering over me and around me while i was in a harness. so every aspect of my body being done. i was put body was being done. i was put under a body endurance, really. i was all my nervous system was was being pressure appointed. and does it hurt a lot? twerwome— and does it hurt a lot? everyone has— and does it hurt a lot? everyone has a- and does it hurt a lot? everyone has a different pain tolerance and pain threshold . tolerance and pain threshold. different parts of the body hurt more than others, but definitely every part of the body you pressure points and your nervous system in. well, you said system kicks in. well, you said ego.— system kicks in. well, you said ooto ot— system kicks in. well, you said ooto ot woer— system kicks in. well, you said 90% of your body— system kicks in. well, you said 90% of your body is— 3g rt.

i never put a percentage on myself. covered myself. i'm head to toe covered in ink and i'm evolving my artwork. is there is there any sort— artwork. is there is there any sort ot— artwork. is there is there any sort ot toots— artwork. is there is there any sort of toxic shock— is there is there any sort of toxic shock that you can get— sort of toxic shock that you can get trom — sort of toxic shock that you can get trom ett— sort of toxic shock that you can get from all this— sort of toxic shock that you can get from all this that goes get from all this ink that goes rmto—so— get from all this ink that goesj into—so-tattoos into your body? so the tattoos .tbe — into your body? so the tattoos we've .the great - into your body? so the tattoos we've the great thing called we've had the great thing called brews—tbe- we've had the great thing called. brexit,_the chemical brexit, haven't we? the chemical agent, chemical agent, the european chemical agents, they have banned a couple years ago inks in couple of years ago inks in europe . there's a company in europe. there's a company in america that's been bit america that's been a bit naughty the european naughty and putting the european flag saying eu approved ink flag saying it's eu approved ink and there's links and research that back decades to say tattoos can cause cancer. can they do you know and have you had any issues with the ink or anything yourself ? i've had allergic yourself? i've had allergic reactions to different toxic chemicals in like zinc and other chemicals in like zinc and other chemicals in like zinc and other chemicals in the ink. i know other people that have had reactions. as a girl in canada i talked to, she had problems with her eye, but that her sight with her eye, but that is eyes are whole is a whole the eyes are a whole lot more risk you about lot more risk to ask you about that. has lot more risk to ask you about that . has it affected your sight that. has it affected your sight at that. has it affected your sight et-so— that. has it affected your sight et-so r— that. has it affected your sight et-so r bet— that. has it affected your sight at-so i had an— has it affected your sight at so i had an optician at all? so i had an optician mw— at all? so i had an optician examine my eyes two months betore— examine my eyes two months betore mw— examine my eyes two months before my procedure , a couple of before my procedure, a couple of weeks— before my procedure, a couple of weeks ettes— before my procedure, a couple of weeks after, and— before my procedure, a couple of weeks after, and i— before my procedure, a couple of weeks after, and i have an eye test— weeks after, and i have an eye test ewerw— weeks after, and i have an eye test ewerw ewerw— weeks after, and i have an eye test every every 12— weeks after, and i have an eye test every every 12 months. we— test every every 12 months. rte—wbere- test every every 12 months. rte—wbere r|

test every every 12 months. - it's—where i advise it's common sense where i advise your viewers to go get their eyes tested, least every two eyes tested, at least every two years. so i've had no issues whatsoever . i've still got good whatsoever. i've still got good eyesight. i'm blessed. you eyesight. so i'm blessed. you good, isn't it? and what's the reestrom— good, isn't it? and what's the reaction from _ good, isn't it? and what's the reaction from people- 91 0 073 and what's the reaction from people to you with all reaction from people to you with ett ot— reaction from people to you with ett ot tbrs— reaction from people to you with ett ot tbrs om— reaction from people to you with all of this on absolutely mixed in all of this on absolutely mixed to mw— all of this on absolutely mixed to mw owr— all of this on absolutely mixed in my own community, like people know— in my own community, like people know me— in my own community, like people know me because— in my own community, like people know me because i— in my own community, like people know me because i live in the amt— know me because i live in the amt so— know me because i live in the area. and so when- know me because i live in the area. and so when i- know me because i live in the area. and so when i travel, some people want selfies. some people are cautious , children are are cautious, children are fascinating because because they'll come up and some of the little ones that their brains are still developing might say scary instead of being scary man, but instead of being scared and running off scary de—man comes out their mouth. de—man comes out of their mouth. but but. but. they're but but. but. but. but. they're fascinatingly staring and, you know , i had had 1—1 family, the know, i had had 1—1 family, the other day walking past me as i was walking my dog . and the was walking my dog. and the young lad, he must have been no more six. and he said more than six. and he said a dirty face. and i said to the mum, i said, would you just tell your son that i haven't got a dirty face? so like, that's the kind of that's like something that might well. so that you might get as well. so have they faded and r1 r1r:1; so have they faded and changed r1 r1:1; so have they faded and changed over

trmes— have they faded and changed over time?-colours_ have they faded and changed over time?-colours.them- have they faded and changed over time? colours them are time? the colours of them are tbe— time? the colours of them are the omes— time? the colours of them are the om— time? the colours of them are the ones on your— time? the colours of them are the ones on your face. will they etwews— the ones on your face. will they etwews-trke— the ones on your face. will they always-like that? - the ones on your face. will they always like that? always green like that? so i've bet— always green like that? so i've bet-twe— always green like that? so i've bet-two got- always green like that? so i've had-i've got cover,- had different i've got cover, i've ink. so i've i've got cover ink. so i've got ink ink. my face looks ink over ink. so my face looks totally i think you totally different. i think you might even have a picture of me of like over a of what i looked like over a decade ago in the in the decade ago in the well, in the even 20 years ago when i started visible on my face. very, very different. well, we've got a brstere— different. well, we've got a picture coming _ different. well, we've got a picture coming up. - r1 77:1;3r:1;3 well, we've got a picture coming up. «r:1;3g t picture coming up. very scary, different to some people. that's you without the tattoos rmrtrettw. — that's you without the tattoos initially. yeah- that's you without the tattoos initially. yeah - that's you without the tattoos initially. yeah r:1;3rt.r1; initially. yeah work experience. my very first job, they took me on. that was a transport company. this is what what he looks like without any tattoos at all for tattoos. they're just for tattoos . i'm at all for tattoos. they're just for tattoos. i'm wearing a shirt. i've covered up . and if shirt. i've covered up. and if you're watching,— shirt. i've covered up. and if you're watching, if- 30 t 3r:1;r1 c. and if you're watching, if you're trstemrmg— you're watching, if you're. listening—can listening on radio, you can etwews—sbl listening on radio, you can. always—gb news listening on radio, you can- always_gb news app. always download the gb news app. stesk— always download the gb news app. sbesk—om— always download the gb news app. check—on youtube. . always download the gb news app. chec we're on youtube. always download the gb news app. checwe're streamingyn youtube. always download the gb news app. checwe're streaming liverutube. always download the gb news app. checwe're streaming live sixibe. now we're streaming live six tow.— now we're streaming live six tsoetoe-wre— now we're streaming live six four. you're young . one four. when you're young. one tettoo— four. when you're young. one tattoo there. _ four. when you're young. one tattoo there. �*thr�* 33 four. when you're young. one tattoo there. �*th�*3r1;3 33 tattoo there. when i was in sixth form. that was my sixth form. yeah, that was my bulldog arm. so bulldog tattoo on my arm. so that's what you look like- that's what you look like wrtboet— that's what you look like without them _ that's what you look like without them .- that's what you look like without them . interesting. wow. without them. interesting. wow. do without them. interesting. wow. bo woe— without them. interesting. wow. bo woe ewer— without them. interesting. wow. do you ever regret— without them. interesting. wow. do you ever regret any of them? do you ever regret any of them? bo woe— do you ever regret any of them? bo woe to— do you ever regret any of them? bo woe to tbere— do you ever regret any of them? do you do there anything you regrets — do you do there anything you regret? probably— do you do there anything you regret? t 33 regret? probably certain artists that that weren't

that i went to that weren't weren't up to standard . but then weren't up to standard. but then there's a egos in there's like a lot of egos in there's like a lot of egos in the industry i mean, the industry as well. i mean, you go to someone that you could go to someone that charges a you charges an arm and a leg. you could famous tattoo could go to a famous tattoo artist well artist that's very well known with i've been all with a tv show. i've been all over inked. over the world and been inked. and again , people are and again, people are individuals, they? and so individuals, aren't they? and so if you go this is what i say to your viewers as well. if they're thinking getting a if thinking of getting a tattoo, if you a tattoo artist, you go to a bad tattoo artist, not a day. you're not very not a good day. you're not very likely tattoo, are likely to get a good tattoo, are you? go to a good you? and if you go to a good tattoo you're tattoo on a bad day, you're still to a decent. is still going to get a decent. is there like a register of records of there like a register of records ot tbe— there like a register of records ot the best— there like a register of records of the best tattoo _ there like a register of records of the best tattoo or of the best tattoo artists or trke—tbrmg- of the best tattoo artists ori like -thing that's like any official thing that's tberee— like any official thing that's there?-people- like any official thing that's there? people well, the there? but people well, the stetros— there? but people well, the studios-the- there? but people well, the studios the world that studios around the world that are recognised and people go tbere— are recognised and people go tbere-tbem— are recognised and people go there then there's waiting there and then there's waiting trsts— there and then there's waiting trstslserterm— there and then there's waiting lists-certain and- there and then there's waiting lists certain and there's lists for certain and there's reason .there's- lists for certain and there's reason .there's a- lists for certain and there's reason there's a waiting reason why there's a waiting trst— reason why there's a waiting list because— reason why there's a waiting list because because they're tbet— list because because they're tbet-r— list because because they're tbet-r rest-geti list because because they're. that-i just-get it. list because because they're- that-i just-get it. that good. i just don't get it. i why that good. i just don't get it. r-wbw emwoe- that good. i just don't get it. i-why anyone wouldi i don't get why anyone would do tbet— i don't get why anyone would do that-themselves. _ i don't get why anyone would do that themselves. endure the that to themselves. endure the tetrberete— that to themselves. endure the deliberate _tattoo - that to themselves. endure the deliberate tattoo and, deliberate pain of a tattoo and, you— deliberate pain of a tattoo and, woe know.— deliberate pain of a tattoo and, you know, especially on your tese.— you know, especially on your face, some people have memories, tboegb—bewei though, don't they? they'll have a name or a year or a memory of a name or a year or a memory of a name or a year or a memory of a or a name or a year or a memory of a or a a name or a year or a memory of a or a portrait of a name or a year or a memory of a an or a portrait of a name or a year or a memory of a an animal or a portrait of a name or a year or a memory of a an animal oror a portrait of a name or a year or a memory of a an animal or somethingt of a name or a year or a memory of a an animal or something. so a of an animal or something. so what's then? what's your what's next then? what's your meet—

what's next then? what's your meet-at— what's next then? what's your mest-at tbe- what's next then? what's your next-at the minute. what's next then? what's your next-at the minute ,i next thing? at the minute, clearing my mortgage because i've spent a hell of a lot of money on my body. kind of selfish, really. all my money on me. but my mortgage. i've me. but yeah, my mortgage. i've got for four got a budget plan for about four years with years to clear my mortgage with interest rates going the interest rates going up and the cost well. well, cost of living as well. well, well, well. .funny- cost of living as well. well, well, well. .funny that. well, well. it's funny that beobte—tbetl well, well. it's funny that people—that as well, well. it's funny that. people _that as if people talk about that as if rt-s— people talk about that as if rt-s-tot.— people talk about that as if it's-lot, but- people talk about that as if it's lot, but when it's just a lot, but when i boegbt—wesi it's just a lot, but when i- bought_was kind of bought a house that was kind of it bought a house that was kind of rt-trwe. — bought a house that was kind of rt-trwe. weeb.— bought a house that was kind of it-five. yeah, i— bought a house that was kind of it-five. yeah, i was- bought a house that was kind of it five. yeah, i was normal it was five. yeah, i was normal , it was five. yeah, i was normal . wsmt— it was five. yeah, i was normal . wsmt rte — it was five. yeah, i was normal . wsmt to r— it was five. yeah, i was normal , wasn't it? i was— it was five. yeah, i was normal , wasn't it? 39 33 , wasn't it? i was young when factory power and but now factory was in power and but now i'm go from £158 i'm going to go from £158 interest to triple that almost. well listen , you know what the well listen, you know what the world we're in. well, it's the wortt— world we're in. well, it's the wortt were— world we're in. well, it's the world we're in— world we're in. well, it's the world we're in and- 1 3»; 33 well, it's the world we're in and you're in it. amt— world we're in and you're in it. amt tbe— world we're in and you're in it. and the tattoos— world we're in and you're in it. and the tattoos i— world we're in and you're in it. and the tattoos i respect your woee— and the tattoos i respect your woere gormg— and the tattoos i respect your woere gormg-emt- and the tattoos i respect your you're going and doing that you're going out and doing that woersett. — yourself. and obviously it brrmgs— yourself. and obviously it brings me good living, which is goot— brings me good living, which is goot.—.— brings me good living, which is good-_-iioveiyl good. thank you. it's lovely to tetk— good. thank you. it's lovely to tetk-tbemk— good. thank you. it's lovely to talk-thank-very. good. thank you. it's lovely to. talk-thank-very much talk to you. thank you very much for talk to you. thank you very much tor-rbemk— talk to you. thank you very much tor-rbemk woe— talk to you. thank you very much for-thank you so- talk to you. thank you very much for thank you so much. for sharing. thank you so much. wett— well, of course, that is king of tmgtemt— well, of course, that is king of tmgtemt .— well, of course, that is king of tmgtemt . krmg— well, of course, that is king of england , king body art. i hope england, king body art. i hope twe— england, king body art. i hope be got— england, king body art. i hope be got tbet— england, king body art. i hope i've got that right. i've missed oet— i've got that right. i've missed oet mk— i've got that right. i've missed out ink. something on the end. wbet— out ink. something on the end. wbet-rte— out ink. something on the end. wbet-rte-rt— out ink. something on the end. what-it?-it-for. what was it? say it again for krmg— what was it? say it again for kmg ot— what was it? say it again for me. king of england.- what was it? say it again for me. 39 9 39 what was it? say it again for- me. king of england. king body art. extreme ink art art. the extreme ink or body art for good. for short. that's all good. thank much. thank for short. that's all good. - thank-much. thank you so thank you so much. thank you so mesm— thank you so much. thank you so mesb tor— thank you so much. thank you so mesb tor rormrmg— thank you so much. thank you so much forjoining me— thank you so much. thank you so much forjoining me on difficult conversations.— much forjoining me on difficult conversethere's_ much forjoining me on difficult conversethere's still loads though. there's still loads more

to—tbe- though. there's still loads more to—tbe sreet| to come on the way. the great brttrsb— to come on the way. the great british—hour.- to come on the way. the great british—hour. i'm. british debate this hour. i'm esktmg— british debate this hour. i'm esktmg-to- british debate this hour. i'mi esktmg-to-tor asking, is brexit to blame for brgb— asking, is brexit to blame for high inflation?— asking, is brexit to blame for high inflation? and former- governor_ england governor of the bank of england .—tbet- , mark carney, believes that meet— , mark carney, believes that meet rs— , mark carney, believes that brexit is the— , mark carney, believes that brexit is the reason why the uk is brexit is the reason why the uk rs seermg— brexit is the reason why the uk rs seermg brgb— brexit is the reason why the uk is seeing high levels of inflation.— is seeing high levels ofi inflation.-you is seeing high levels of- inflation.-you may inflation. of course, you may bewe— inflation. of course, you may have seen your— inflation. of course, you may have seen your mortgage rates go up have seen your mortgage rates go eb—wemet- have seen your mortgage rates go eb—wemet tbel up as well. now he warned the brttrsb—tol british public that a vote to teewe— british public that a vote to leave mean weaker british public that a vote to- leave-meanlweaker pound leave would mean a weaker pound and leave would mean a weaker pound emt brgber— leave would mean a weaker pound emt brgber-emt— leave would mean a weaker pound and higher-and less- and higher prices and less economic growth. but what do you tbrmk— economic growth. but what do you mm s— economic growth. but what do you mm s r— economic growth. but what do you mm s r meer— economic growth. but what do you think ? i mean, is— economic growth. but what do you think ? i mean, is.is- economic growth. but what do you think ? i mean, is is he being think? i mean, is he is he being terr— think? i mean, is he is he being terrlrs— think? i mean, is he is he being terrlrs rt— think? i mean, is he is he being terrlrs rt rest— think? i mean, is he is he being fair is it just another. fair or is it just another. kemome— fair or is it just another.- ramona,-anywhere. ramona, don't go anywhere. tbet-s—

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tbet— in ukraine and all the things tbet bewe— in ukraine and all the things that have come— in ukraine and all the things that have come along as a resett. — that have come along as a result. well— that have come along as a result. well now- that have come along as a result. well now joined result. well now i'm joined by vrskw— result. well now i'm joined by vrskw bese.— result. well now i'm joined by vicky price. she's— result. well now i'm joined by vicky price. she's the chief eeste— vicky price. she's the chief executive advisor for the centre semtre— executive advisor for the centre semtre ot— executive advisor for the centre centre of economics and business rteseersb. — centre of economics and business research. suzanne— centre of economics and business research. suzanne evans, botrtrset— research. suzanne evans, political commentator. also sean wootwert— political commentator. also sean wootwert .— political commentator. also sean woodward , former— political commentator. also sean woodward , former labour mp and woodward, former labour mp and obemker— woodward, former labour mp and shanker singham_ woodward, former labour mp and shanker singham ,— woodward, former labour mp and shanker singham , ceo of shanker singham, ceo of sommemterw— shanker singham, ceo of commentary and former trade etwrsor— commentary and former trade etwrsorto— commentary and former trade advisor to the— commentary and former trade advisor to the secretary of stete — advisor to the secretary of stete tor— advisor to the secretary of state for international trade. all state for international trade. att rrgbt— state for international trade. all right. well,— state for international trade. all right. well, listen, i'm going— all right. well, listen, i'm gormg to— all right. well, listen, i'm gormg to stert— all right. well, listen, i'm going to start with you, sbemker. — going to start with you, shankar. she's talked about he's besrsettw— shankar. she's talked about he's besrsettw sewrmg— shankar. she's talked about he's basically saying that the reason why— basically saying that the reason wbw were— basically saying that the reason why we're having— basically saying that the reason why we're having all this high rmtetrom— why we're having all this high rmtetrom rs— why we're having all this high inflation is because of brexit. is inflation is because of brexit. rs-some— inflation is because of brexit. is-some credence- inflation is because of brexit. is some credence to what is there some credence to what be-s— is there some credence to what be-s sewrmg— is there some credence to what be-s sewrmg e— is there some credence to what he's saying ? well— is there some credence to what he's saying ? well i think there he's saying? well i think there are he's saying? well i think there tots— he's saying? well i think there tots emt— he's saying? well i think there are lots and lots— he's saying? well i think there are lots and lots of reasons why we bewe— are lots and lots of reasons why we bewe brgb— are lots and lots of reasons why we have high inflation. '3r1 we have high inflation. and woewe— we have high inflation. and yu've got— we have high inflation. and yu've got to— we have high inflation. and you've got to think- we have high inflation. and you've got to think about you've got to separate out the high inflation that's occurring in all of the world. and it seems trke— all of the world. and it seems trke tbe— all of the world. and it seems like the after— all of the world. and it seems like the after effects- all of the world. and it seems like the after effects of- 1 and it seems like the after effects of the cowb— like the after effects of the covid lockdowns and the trsrebtrom— covid lockdowns and the disruption to _ covid lockdowns and the disruption to global supply sbems— disruption to global supply sbems emt— disruption to global supply chains and a— disruption to global supply chains and a lot of those things tbet— chains and a lot of those things tbet gewe— chains and a lot of those things tbet gewe rrse— chains and a lot of those things that gave rise to— chains and a lot of those things that gave rise to very high tewets— that gave rise to very high tewets ot— that gave rise to very high levels of inflation and cost increases are— levels of inflation and cost increases are proving to be gette— increases are proving to be quite stubborn—

increases are proving to be quite stubborn and quite taking gette— quite stubborn and quite taking gerte e— quite stubborn and quite taking gerte e torg— quite stubborn and quite taking quite a long time— quite stubborn and quite taking quite a long time to for the wortt— quite a long time to for the wortt to— quite a long time to for the world to recover— quite a long time to for the world to recover from from that. bet— world to recover from from that. bet woe— world to recover from from that. bet woe bewe— world to recover from from that. bet woe bewe to— world to recover from from that. but you have to also— world to recover from from that. but you have to also look- world to recover from from that. but you have to also look at the things where some of the things that people experience as a result of inflation. in other words, higher cost for certain things . why that's happening? things. why that's happening? what are the differences between the bk— what are the differences between the bk emt— what are the differences between the bk emt tbe— what are the differences between the uk and the rest of the wortte— the uk and the rest of the world? because- the uk and the rest of the world? because certainly with tbrmgs— world? because certainly with tbrmgs trke— world? because certainly with things like food- world? because certainly with things like food prices , it things like food prices, it seems like— things like food prices, it seems like uk- things like food prices, it seems like uk food price rmtetrom— seems like uk food price inflation is— seems like uk food price inflation is significant . um, inflation is significant. um, emt— inflation is significant. um, emt r— inflation is significant. um, emt r tbrmk— inflation is significant. um, and i think there are clearly, i tbrmk— and i think there are clearly, i think brexit— and i think there are clearly, i think brexit is— and i think there are clearly, i think brexit is not a major contributor— think brexit is not a major contributor to— think brexit is not a major contributor to that because in terms— contributor to that because in terms ot— contributor to that because in terms of food,— contributor to that because in terms of food, we're , we're terms of food, we're, we're obwroestw— terms of food, we're, we're obwroestw e— terms of food, we're, we're obviously a net— terms of food, we're, we're obviously a net importer. �*th�*rz; obviously a net importer. we bewe— obviously a net importer. we bewe mo— obviously a net importer. we have no tariffs— obviously a net importer. we have no tariffs and- obviously a net importer. we have no tariffs and quotas to the eu and we haven't even introduced any, any controls yet. so there can't be a huge impact there. but i think the srmgte— impact there. but i think the srmgte tbrmg— impact there. but i think the single thing that— impact there. but i think the single thing that is- :»3rt. 3r:1;3r:1; but i think the single thing that is the biggest somtrrbetor— single thing that is the biggest contributor to— single thing that is the biggest contributor to uk— single thing that is the biggest contributor to uk specific rmttetrom— contributor to uk specific inflation is— contributor to uk specific inflation is of— contributor to uk specific inflation is of very , very high inflation is of very, very high emergw— inflation is of very, very high emergw sost— inflation is of very, very high emergw sost . — inflation is of very, very high energy cost . and- inflation is of very, very high energy cost . ' c. 33 inflation is of very, very high energy cost. c. 33 energy cost. and so, uh, you know, we need to think about how

to lower our energy cost , but to lower our energy cost, but it's not, it's a combination of things. it's environmental taxes and things. it's environmental taxes emt so— things. it's environmental taxes emt so torm— things. it's environmental taxes and so forth, but— things. it's environmental taxes and so forth, but it's— 393 it's environmental taxes and so forth, but it's also our interconnection— and so forth, but it's also our interconnection policy . 0 interconnection policy. it's a wbote— interconnection policy. it's a wbote remge— interconnection policy. it's a whole range of— interconnection policy. it's a whole range of things that lead to very high energy costs. and they are dramatically out of line with the european union and the dramatically out of line with with the us and most most countries. well, with with the us and most most countries . well, let's go to countries. well, let's go to i wemt— countries. well, let's go to i went to— countries. well, let's go to i went to go— countries. well, let's go to i went to go to— countries. well, let's go to i want to go to vicky- rt.r:13». well, let's go to i want to go to vicky pryce besse— want to go to vicky pryce because she's— want to go to vicky pryce because she's the chief economic etwrser— because she's the chief economic etwrser tor— because she's the chief economic adviser for the— because she's the chief economic adviser for the central for economic and— adviser for the central for economic and business research . economic and business research. wbet— economic and business research. wbet rs— economic and business research. wbet rs woer— economic and business research. wbet rs woer teke— economic and business research. what is your take on it, vicky ? what is your take on it, vicky? wett— what is your take on it, vicky? wett. r— what is your take on it, vicky? wett. r woett— what is your take on it, vicky? well, i would say,— what is your take on it, vicky? well, i would say, of— what is your take on it, vicky? well, i would say, of course, there are a number of issues that are contributing to this high inflation, like everywhere else, prices, food else, the energy prices, food pdces else, the energy prices, food prices just hearing prices have just been hearing about there is an about this. but there is an etememt— about this. but there is an element-difference,- but there is an element difference, which is element of difference, which is tbet— element of difference, which is that-introduced- element of difference, which is that introduced some that we have introduced some borter— that we have introduced some border constraints. it's not so mesm— border constraints. it's not so mesb tbet— border constraints. it's not so much that we _ border constraints. it's not so much that we are— border constraints. it's not so much that we are charging emwtbrmg— much that we are charging emwtbrmg tor— much that we are charging anything for things to be coming in, anything for things to be coming rm. bet— anything for things to be coming rm. bet sebbtw— anything for things to be coming in, but supply chains have been trsrebtet— in, but supply chains have been disrupted quite— in, but supply chains have been disrupted quite considerably since, particularly covid. so in otter— since, particularly covid. so in other worts— since, particularly covid. so in other words, although other

terobeem— other words, although other european countries have been ebte— european countries have been ebte to— european countries have been ebte to bete— european countries have been able to help each other and move tbrmgs— able to help each other and move tbrmgs eroet— able to help each other and move things around much— able to help each other and move things around much more easily tbem— things around much more easily tbem tbem— things around much more easily than than perhaps— things around much more easily than than perhaps you would have emtrsrbetet— than than perhaps you would have anticipated because they've all workst— anticipated because they've all worket gette— anticipated because they've all worked quite closely together . worked quite closely together. it worked quite closely together. rt bes— worked quite closely together. rt bes beer— worked quite closely together. it has been an— worked quite closely together. it has been an issue for the besse— it has been an issue for the because we have- it has been an issue for the because we have not seen quite the seme— because we have not seen quite the sebbtw— because we have not seen quite the same supply coming in here. so, the same supply coming in here. so—wbem-ei so, for example, when we had a brobtem — so, for example, when we had a brobtem wrtb— so, for example, when we had a brobtem wrtb .— so, for example, when we had a problem with , um,— so, for example, when we had a problem with , um, vegetables , problem with, um, vegetables, yon— problem with, um, vegetables, woe know.— problem with, um, vegetables, you know, fruit— problem with, um, vegetables, you know, fruit and tomatoes and all you know, fruit and tomatoes and ett tbet— you know, fruit and tomatoes and ett tbet sort— you know, fruit and tomatoes and all that sort of— you know, fruit and tomatoes and all that sort of stuff, there were no constraints at all in terobe. — were no constraints at all in terobe. roe— were no constraints at all in europe. you would go into any store— europe. you would go into any store emt— europe. you would go into any shop and travel— europe. you would go into any shop and travel quite a bit . europe. you would go into any shop and travel quite a bit. um, emt— shop and travel quite a bit. um, emt tbere— shop and travel quite a bit. um, and there were— shop and travel quite a bit. um, and there were no— shop and travel quite a bit. um, and there were no shortages at ett— and there were no shortages at ett. so— and there were no shortages at ett. so tbet-s— and there were no shortages at all. so that's number one. bember— all. so that's number one. number two,— all. so that's number one. number two, if— all. so that's number one. number two, if you look at the trtteremses— number two, if you look at the differences in— number two, if you look at the differences in inflation, yes, of course accept— differences in inflation, yes, of course accept that our energy brrses— prices are high. but just think of prices are high. but just think ot-brobtems— prices are high. but just think of-problems that- prices are high. but just think of problems that germany of the problems that germany has had— of the problems that germany has bet—retwrmg— of the problems that germany has had, relying entirely had, which was relying entirely on had, which was relying entirely omlges— had, which was relying entirely omlges trom — had, which was relying entirely on gas from russia and had to on on gas from russia and had to bewe— on on gas from russia and had to bewe ett— on on gas from russia and had to have all those— on on gas from russia and had to have all those very,— on on gas from russia and had to have all those very, very high beses.— have all those very, very high brrses. amt— have all those very, very high prices. and also,— have all those very, very high prices. and also, of course, sets— prices. and also, of course, sets ot— prices. and also, of course, sets or sebbtw.— prices. and also, of course, cuts of supply, which were a reer.— cuts of supply, which were a reer. reer— cuts of supply, which were a real, real issue— cuts of supply, which were a real, real issue for them. and yet— real, real issue for them. and wet-trttetrom— real, real issue for them. and yet-inflation rate- real, real issue for them. and yet inflation rate in europe yet the inflation rate in europe bes—test- yet the inflation rate in europe bes—test et has been dropping very fast at emt— has been dropping very fast at emt tbet— has been dropping very fast at emt tbet rs— has been dropping very fast at and that is shown— has been dropping very fast at and that is shown in figures sest— and that is shown in figures sesb es— and that is shown in figures sesb tor— and that is shown in figures such as, for example , in spain such as, for example, in spain we-bewe— such as, for example, in spain we-have inflation- such as, for example, in spain we have inflation of 3, 3.1. we now have inflation of 3, 3.1. in we now have inflation of 3, 3.1. m tremse— we now have inflation of 3, 3.1. m treme rt-s— we now have inflation of 3, 3.1. in france, it's about 5.1. in sermemw— in france, it's about 5.1. in

sermemw rs— in france, it's about 5.1. in germany is about six admittedly, but germany is about six admittedly, bet wbet— germany is about six admittedly, bet wbet woee— germany is about six admittedly, but what you've got is a much better— but what you've got is a much better ability— but what you've got is a much better ability to— but what you've got is a much better ability to do something eboet— better ability to do something eboet .— better ability to do something eboet . woe— better ability to do something about , you know, reducing about, you know, reducing rmttetrom.— about, you know, reducing inflation. we— about, you know, reducing inflation. we are constrained by the test— inflation. we are constrained by the test tbet— inflation. we are constrained by the fact that we _ inflation. we are constrained by the fact that we are out of this swstem. — the fact that we are out of this swstem. oet— the fact that we are out of this swstem. oet ot— the fact that we are out of this system, out of being helped trresttw— system, out of being helped trresttw es— system, out of being helped directly as the _ system, out of being helped directly as the others are doing to themselves— directly as the others are doing to themselves and have also lost gette— to themselves and have also lost gerte e— to themselves and have also lost gerte e tot— to themselves and have also lost gerte e tot ot— to themselves and have also lost quite a lot of workers in bertrseter— quite a lot of workers in particular areas where we're seermg— particular areas where we're seermg gette— particular areas where we're seeing quite high inflation, sesb— seeing quite high inflation, sesb es— seeing quite high inflation, such as services , whether it's such as services, whether it's bosbrtetrtw— such as services, whether it's bosbrtetrtw .— such as services, whether it's hospitality , whether it's hospitality, whether it's toertsm— hospitality, whether it's tourism, where there was a lot of tourism, where there was a lot or tebemtemse— tourism, where there was a lot of dependence on— tourism, where there was a lot of dependence on eu workers who bewe— of dependence on eu workers who bewe mow— of dependence on eu workers who bewe gore— of dependence on eu workers who have now gone out.— of dependence on eu workers who have now gone out. so there is a serious deficit— have now gone out. so there is a serious deficit in— have now gone out. so there is a serious deficit in certain be. so— serious deficit in certain numbers. so our issues with wage wrtb— numbers. so our issues with wage wrtb wege— numbers. so our issues with wage with wage pressures— numbers. so our issues with wage with wage pressures are much stronger— with wage pressures are much stronger bere— with wage pressures are much stronger here than they are in terobe— stronger here than they are in terobe . — stronger here than they are in terobe . bet— stronger here than they are in europe . but that— stronger here than they are in europe . europe. but that was part of the problem though, wasn't it, that we had the huge massive influx of eu workers which brought the price , brought the wages down? price, brought the wages down? sean woodward well, we have the highest inflation of any of the g7 countries , as your last guest g7 countries, as your last guest has just spelled out very clearly . if we look at the rest

clearly. if we look at the rest of clearly. if we look at the rest ot tbe— clearly. if we look at the rest of the european _ t 39 if we look at the rest of the european union and then we took— of the european union and then we took et— of the european union and then we look at the— of the european union and then we look at the united kingdom, wbrsb— we look at the united kingdom, wbrsb rs— we look at the united kingdom, which is clearly— we look at the united kingdom, which is clearly no— we look at the united kingdom, which is clearly no longer a ebe— which is clearly no longer a be ot— which is clearly no longer a member of the— which is clearly no longer a member of the european union, we all member of the european union, we ett tese— member of the european union, we ett tese tbe— member of the european union, we all face the crisis— member of the european union, we all face the crisis of— member of the european union, we all face the crisis of energy as all face the crisis of energy as a consequence of— all face the crisis of energy as a consequence of the war started by betrm. — a consequence of the war started by berm. wewe— a consequence of the war started by putin. we've all— a consequence of the war started by putin. we've all been dealing wrtb— by putin. we've all been dealing wrtb sovrb— by putin. we've all been dealing with c0v10 what— by putin. we've all been dealing with covid what makes britain trtterem— with covid what makes britain different from _ with covid what makes britain different from the rest of the terobeem— different from the rest of the european union— different from the rest of the european union is that we left the terobeem— european union is that we left the european union and the terobeem— the european union and the european union— the european union and the european union has an average rmttetrom— european union has an average inflation rate— european union has an average inflation rate of— european union has an average inflation rate of just on 6, and rs meertw— inflation rate of just on 6, and ours is nearly 9.— inflation rate of just on 6, and ours is nearly 9. there's only wew— ours is nearly 9. there's only one very simple— ours is nearly 9. there's only one very simple explanation for tbet.— one very simple explanation for tbet. wewe— one very simple explanation for that. we've all— one very simple explanation for that. we've all had covid. we've all that. we've all had covid. we've ett reset— that. we've all had covid. we've ett teset tbe— that. we've all had covid. we've all faced the consequences of tbe— all faced the consequences of tbe — all faced the consequences of the war. britain— all faced the consequences of the war. britain left the terobeem— the war. britain left the european union and so we faced a robe— european union and so we faced a be ot— european union and so we faced a be ot srrses— european union and so we faced a number of crises as— european union and so we faced a number of crises as it is a brobtem — number of crises as it is a problem with— number of crises as it is a problem with food. i mean, independent— problem with food. i mean, independent assessments have esteettw— independent assessments have actually worked— independent assessments have actually worked out that the extre — actually worked out that the extre sosts— actually worked out that the extra costs for— actually worked out that the extra costs for the british bebtrs— extra costs for the british bebtrs tor— extra costs for the british public for their food as a consequence— public for their food as a consequence of leaving the terobeem— consequence of leaving the european union— consequence of leaving the european union in the last four weers— european union in the last four weers bes— european union in the last four weers bes beer— european union in the last four years has been around 7 billion. it's years has been around 7 billion. rt-s ettet— years has been around 7 billion. it's added one— years has been around 7 billion. it's added one third to the cost of it's added one third to the cost ot woer— it's added one third to the cost or woer toot— it's added one third to the cost of your food and— it's added one third to the cost

of your food and whatever way you— of your food and whatever way woe soe— of your food and whatever way woe et— of your food and whatever way you come at this,— of your food and whatever way you come at this, whether it's eboet— you come at this, whether it's about delivery— you come at this, whether it's about delivery times or whether it's about delivery times or whether rt-s eboet— about delivery times or whether rt-s eboet ret— about delivery times or whether it's about red tape, the consequence- it's about red tape, the consequence of leaving the terobeem— consequence of leaving the european union— consequence of leaving the european union is now being btewet— european union is now being brewet oet— european union is now being brewet oet. amt— european union is now being played out. and i am really sorrw— played out. and i am really sorrw tbet— played out. and i am really sorry that this— played out. and i am really sorry that this has happened. are you?— sorry that this has happened. are you? we— sorry that this has happened. are you? we don't intend to reverse brexiteer, but the facts are reverse brexiteer, but the facts got— reverse brexiteer, but the facts are we've got this— reverse brexiteer, but the facts are we've got this terrible rmttetrom — are we've got this terrible inflation rate _ are we've got this terrible inflation rate that others don't bewe. — inflation rate that others don't bewe. so— inflation rate that others don't bewe. so wee— inflation rate that others don't have. so were you— inflation rate that others don't have. so were you a brexiteer? sem— have. so were you a brexiteer? sen r— have. so were you a brexiteer? sen r eek— have. so were you a brexiteer? sen r esk .— have. so were you a brexiteer? sen r esk . sem— have. so were you a brexiteer? sen r esk . r— have. so were you a brexiteer? can i ask , can i ask— have. so were you a brexiteer? can i ask , can i ask or- have. so were you a brexiteer? can i ask, can i ask or were you a remainer? can you can you say i was somebody who believed that the arguments in favour of reforming the european union were very strong? but on balance . atwoo— were very strong? but on balance . abkbs. r— were very strong? but on balance .abkbs. r trt— were very strong? but on balance ,aukus, i did not— were very strong? but on balance ,aukus, i did not see— were very strong? but on balance , aukus, i did not see a- ..;s9, 97 but on balance , aukus, i did not see a future for , aukus, i did not see a future tor brrterm— , aukus, i did not see a future for britain successfully , easily for britain successfully, easily mete— for britain successfully, easily made outside _ for britain successfully, easily made outside of— for britain successfully, easily made outside of the european rmrom. — made outside of the european error. so— made outside of the european error. be r— made outside of the european union. so ijust— made outside of the european union. 1 r9:1; union. so i just wanted to get to the crux of it because i need to the crux of it because i need to know where people are coming from they're making their from when they're making their judgements helps from when they're making their judge understand. helps from when they're making their judge understand. okay. helps from when they're making their judge understand. okay. and helps from when they're making their judge understand. okay. and also; us to understand. okay. and also suzanne . suzanne yeah. so suzanne evans. suzanne yeah. so okay, , let's put a few okay, let's, let's put a few tests— okay, let's, let's put a few tests rm— okay, let's, let's put a few facts in here— okay, let's, let's put a few facts in here to- okay, let's, let's put a few facts in here to start with. woer— facts in here to start with. your—talking. facts in here to start with. . your—talking about your guests are talking about the test— your guests are talking about the fact that— your guests are talking about the fact that we _ your guests are talking about the fact that we have higher rmttetrom — the fact that we have higher inflation here _ the fact that we have higher inflation here in— the fact that we have higher inflation here in the uk than tbe— inflation here in the uk than the eurozone,_ inflation here in the uk than the eurozone, which is now remrmg— the eurozone, which is now remrmg-rm- the eurozone, which is now

remrmg-rm tbew.- the eurozone, which is now running in may. so running at 6.1% in may. so tbew-t— running at 6.1% in may. so tbew-t be— running at 6.1% in may. so they'd be right— running at 6.1% in may. so they'd be right because the trgeres— they'd be right because the trgeres tbet— they'd be right because the figures that we _ they'd be right because the figures that we have in britain ere-bet— figures that we have in britain now are .but the - figures that we have in britain now are but the office for now are 8.7. but the office for betromet— now are 8.7. but the office for national statistics has not yet reteeset— national statistics has not yet reteeset oe— national statistics has not yet released our may— national statistics has not yet released our may inflation data. so released our may inflation data. so to— released our may inflation data. so to stert— released our may inflation data. so to start with,— released our may inflation data. so to start with, you're not somberrmg— so to start with, you're not comparing like— so to start with, you're not comparing like with like vicky brwse— comparing like with like vicky pryce mentioned, france , she pryce mentioned, france, she memtromet— pryce mentioned, france, she mentioned germany, she mentioned sbem— mentioned germany, she mentioned sbem .— mentioned germany, she mentioned sbem . sbe— mentioned germany, she mentioned sbem . sbe trtm-t— mentioned germany, she mentioned spain . she didn't mention spain. she didn't mention aestrte— spain. she didn't mention austria. funnily enough , because austria. funnily enough, because tberr— austria. funnily enough, because their inflation— austria. funnily enough, because their inflation rate— austria. funnily enough, because their inflation rate is serremttw— their inflation rate is currently 9.7, 9.7. so we can ett— currently 9.7, 9.7. so we can ett brsk— currently 9.7, 9.7. so we can all pick statistics,- currently 9.7, 9.7. so we can all pick statistics, perhaps to set— all pick statistics, perhaps to set oe— all pick statistics, perhaps to set storw. — all pick statistics, perhaps to suit our story. but let's be ebsotetetw— suit our story. but let's be absolutely clear . mark carney is absolutely clear. mark carney is totettw— absolutely clear. mark carney is totettw wrong— absolutely clear. mark carney is totally wrong here. _ absolutely clear. mark carney is totally wrong here. and i find it totally wrong here. and i find rt gette— totally wrong here. and i find it quite astonishing that somebotw— it quite astonishing that somebody who was a former banker , somebody who was a former banker . sowemor ot— somebody who was a former banker , governor of the— somebody who was a former banker , governor of the bank of tmgtemt— , governor of the bank of tmgtemt sem— , governor of the bank of england can get it so wrong. tbere— england can get it so wrong. tbere ee— england can get it so wrong. there are three— england can get it so wrong. there are three main reasons why we bewe— there are three main reasons why we bewe brgber— there are three main reasons why we have higher inflation here in in we have higher inflation here in m tbe— we have higher inflation here in m the bk.— we have higher inflation here in m the bk. tbe— we have higher inflation here in in the uk. the first is the tertoegb— in the uk. the first is the furlough scheme and the amount of furlough scheme and the amount ot momew— furlough scheme and the amount ot momew tbet— furlough scheme and the amount of money that was— furlough scheme and the amount of money that was pumped into tbet— of money that was pumped into tbet .— of money that was pumped into tbet . amt— of money that was pumped into tbet . amt es— of money that was pumped into tbet . amt es e— of money that was pumped into that . and as a consequence, the that. and as a consequence, the momew— that. and as a consequence, the momew tbet— that. and as a consequence, the momew tbet tbe— that. and as a consequence, the money that the bank of england bembet— money that the bank of england bembet reto— money that the bank of england bembet rmto tbe— money that the bank of england pumped into the economy, not rest— pumped into the economy, not rest resettrmg— pumped into the economy, not just resulting in— pumped into the economy, not just resulting in because of cowb— just resulting in because of sovrb. bet— just resulting in because of c0v10, but the— just resulting in because of covid, but the bank of england has covid, but the bank of england bes bembet— covid, but the bank of england bes bembet oos— covid, but the bank of england has pumped 895 billion into the

esomomw— has pumped 895 billion into the economy between— has pumped 895 billion into the economy between 2009 and november— economy between 2009 and november 2020— economy between 2009 and november 2020 plus. there's been emotber— november 2020 plus. there's been emotber roo— november 2020 plus. there's been another 100 billion— november 2020 plus. there's been another 100 billion after that. so another 100 billion after that. so rt-s— another 100 billion after that. so rt-s tbe— another100 billion after that. so it's the bank— another 100 billion after that. so it's the bank of england's esttoms— so it's the bank of england's estroms. rm— so it's the bank of england's actions, in my— so it's the bank of england's actions, in my view , have actions, in my view, have esteettw— actions, in my view, have actually fuelled inflation. wewe— actually fuelled inflation. we-we etso— actually fuelled inflation. we've also had extremely high emergw— we've also had extremely high emergw brrses— we've also had extremely high emergw brrses es— we've also had extremely high energy prices as a result of the rm— energy prices as a result of the war in ukraine.— energy prices as a result of the war in ukraine. and of course bet— war in ukraine. and of course we've had historic low interest tes— we've had historic low interest tes agerm— we've had historic low interest tes agerm e— we've had historic low interest rates. again a choice that was mete— rates. again a choice that was mete by— rates. again a choice that was mete by tbe— rates. again a choice that was made by the bank of england. so for made by the bank of england. so tor e— made by the bank of england. so tor e tormer— made by the bank of england. so for a former bank— made by the bank of england. so for a former bank of england governor who— for a former bank of england governor who i— for a former bank of england governor who i remember at the trme— governor who i remember at the trme es— governor who i remember at the time was rumoured— governor who i remember at the time was rumoured back in 2015 to bewe— time was rumoured back in 2015 to bewe tome— time was rumoured back in 2015 to bewe tome e— time was rumoured back in 2015 to have done a deal with george osbome— to have done a deal with george osbome to— to have done a deal with george osborne to keep— to have done a deal with george osborne to keep interest rates low:— osborne to keep interest rates row. to— osborne to keep interest rates row. to grwe— osborne to keep interest rates low, to give the— osborne to keep interest rates low, to give the conservatives a better— low, to give the conservatives a better chance _ low, to give the conservatives a better chance to _ low, to give the conservatives a better chance to win the general etestrom. — better chance to win the general election. then,— better chance to win the general election. then, even though the bemk— election. then, even though the bemk ot— election. then, even though the bank of england— election. then, even though the bank of england is supposed to be independent,— bank of england is supposed to be independent, i— bank of england is supposed to be independent, i think, tremktw— be independent, i think, frankly, it's— be independent, i think, frankly, it's a- be independent, i think, frankly, it's a bit of cheek frankly, it's a bit of a cheek tor— frankly, it's a bit of a cheek tor brm — frankly, it's a bit of a cheek tor mm to— frankly, it's a bit of a cheek for him to .come- frankly, it's a bit of a cheek for him to come out and for him to now come out and bteme— for him to now come out and blame-awful- for him to now come out and. blame-awful-all blame that one awful catch all seet— blame that one awful catch all set ot— blame that one awful catch all caveat of brexit— blame that one awful catch all caveat of brexit that everybody wbo— caveat of brexit that everybody who toesm-t— caveat of brexit that everybody who doesn't like— caveat of brexit that everybody who doesn't like brexit blames for who doesn't like brexit blames tor rest— who doesn't like brexit blames tor rest eboet— who doesn't like brexit blames for just about everything. let's be reer— for just about everything. let's be reet mere.— for just about everything. let's be real here. we— for just about everything. let's be real here. we haven't had our may— be real here. we haven't had our rtew stetrstrss— be real here. we haven't had our may statistics yet— be real here. we haven't had our may statistics yet and there are btemtw— may statistics yet and there are btemtw ot— may statistics yet and there are btemtw or otter— may statistics yet and there are plenty of other reasons and btemtw— plenty of other reasons and btemtw ot— plenty of other reasons and plenty of plenty of other soetes— plenty of plenty of other countries that- plenty of plenty of other countries that have got higher

rmttetrom— countries that have got higher inflation than— countries that have got higher inflation than us.— countries that have got higher inflation than us. this is rometbem. — inflation than us. this is jonathan. ..;s9, inflation than us. this is- jonathan. thank you very much. political commentator shaun woodward, labour mp woodward, former labour mp shanker singham, ceo of combat theory, and also vicky pryce, chief economic adviser . theory, and also vicky pryce, chief economic adviser. thank you so much for your thoughts. well you heard what they have to say. what do you think? do you think that perhaps it is at the bank of england's fault or is it actually seems that actually brexit? seems that everythingvaiews@gbnews.uk , or thoughts, vaiews@gbnews.uk, or tweet at gb news. that'll be tweet me at gb news. that'll be on our way for our great british debate acas ulez. the thoughts of panel broadcast of my panel broadcast from columnist lizzie cundy and also political sam political commentator sam dowler. get dowler. but first, let's get your news headlines . 534 your latest news headlines. 534 i'm ray addison in the- 3 1 534 i'm ray addison in the newsroom . soemt— i'm ray addison in the newsroom . soemt tbere— . sound there. the king celebrating— . sound there. the king celebrating his official brrtbtew— celebrating his official birthday day with the nation

terrmg— birthday day with the nation terrmg trs— birthday day with the nation during his first— birthday day with the nation during his first trooping the sotoer— during his first trooping the colour ceremony as monarch. aroemt— colour ceremony as monarch. aroemt oooo— colour ceremony as monarch. around 8000 spectators surround the borse— around 8000 spectators surround the horse guards— around 8000 spectators surround the horse guards to— around 8000 spectators surround the horse guards to watch the mrtrterw— the horse guards to watch the military parade,— the horse guards to watch the military parade, which dates besk— military parade, which dates besk to— military parade, which dates back to hundred and 60 years. it ot— back to hundred and 60 years. it was, of course, the— back to hundred and 60 years. it was, of course, the first time tbet— was, of course, the first time tbet e— was, of course, the first time that a monarch— was, of course, the first time that a monarch has ridden borsebesk— that a monarch has ridden horseback during the trooping the sotoer— horseback during the trooping the colour parade in more than 30 the colour parade in more than so wee — the colour parade in more than so wee. tbe— the colour parade in more than 30 years. the last— the colour parade in more than 30 years. the last was queen ttrzebetb — 30 years. the last was queen ttrzebetb rr— 30 years. the last was queen elizabeth ii in- 30 years. the last was queen elizabeth ii in 1986. members of the tower— elizabeth ii in 1986. members of the royal family— elizabeth ii in 1986. members of the royal family have been wewrmg— the royal family have been wewrmg trom — the royal family have been waving from the buckingham betese— waving from the buckingham palace balcony— waving from the buckingham palace balcony as thousands trttet— palace balcony as thousands trttet tbe— palace balcony as thousands filled the mall- palace balcony as thousands filled the mall to cheer 70 errsrett— filled the mall to cheer 70 aircraft from _ filled the mall to cheer 70 aircraft from all- filled the mall to cheer 70 aircraft from all three armed serwrses— aircraft from all three armed services took— aircraft from all three armed services took part in a fly—past of services took part in a fly—past ot to— services took part in a fly—past or to twbbooms. — services took part in a fly—past of 18 typhoons. fighters sbettrmg — of 18 typhoons. fighters spelling out— of 18 typhoons. fighters spelling out the king's monogram cr spelling out the king's monogram sk stemts— spelling out the king's monogram sk stemts tor— spelling out the king's monogram cr stands for charles rex . the cr stands for charles rex. the bet— cr stands for charles rex. the bet arrows— cr stands for charles rex. the red arrows provided the finale trertrmg — red arrows provided the finale trailing their— red arrows provided the finale trailing their signature red , trailing their signature red, wbrte— trailing their signature red, wbrte emt— trailing their signature red, white and blue smoke . well well. white and blue smoke. well well. ameet— white and blue smoke. well well. ammeet mortgege— white and blue smoke. well well. annual mortgage repayments are set to— annual mortgage repayments are set to rrse— annual mortgage repayments are set to by— annual mortgage repayments are set to rise by nearly £3,000 for tbe— set to rise by nearly £3,000 for the ewereeg— set to rise by nearly £3,000 for the average household remortgaging next year. that's essortrmg— remortgaging next year. that's essortrmg to— remortgaging next year. that's according to the— remortgaging next year. that's according to the resolution toemtetrom— according to the resolution foundation think tank. according to the resolution foundation think tank . they say foundation think tank. they say totet—

foundation think tank. they say totet emeet— foundation think tank. they say total annual mortgage repayments soett— total annual mortgage repayments soett rrse— total annual mortgage repayments soett .— total annual mortgage repayments soett . bw— total annual mortgage repayments could rise . by £15.8— total annual mortgage repayments could rise . by £15.8 billion by could rise. by £15.8 billion by ooze.— could rise. by £15.8 billion by zozo. tbe— could rise. by £15.8 billion by 2026. the man— could rise. by £15.8 billion by 2026. the man charged with the mererst— 2026. the man charged with the mererst ot— 2026. the man charged with the murders of the— 2026. the man charged with the murders of the three victims of bottrmgbem-s— murders of the three victims of nottingham's knife attacks has been— nottingham's knife attacks has been remanded— nottingham's knife attacks has been remanded in custody . 31 been remanded in custody. 31 weer— been remanded in custody. 31 weer ott— been remanded in custody. 31 year old valdo— been remanded in custody. 31 year old valdo kalakani, a tormer— year old valdo kalakani, a former student— year old valdo kalakani, a former student of nottingham rmrwersrtw. — former student of nottingham rmrwersrtw. rs— former student of nottingham university, is accused of krttrmg— university, is accused of killing barnaby webber , grace killing barnaby webber, grace o-rtettew.— killing barnaby webber, grace o'malley, kumar— killing barnaby webber, grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates on o'malley, kumar and ian coates om teestew— o'malley, kumar and ian coates on tuesday. he's— o'malley, kumar and ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of tbree— on tuesday. he's also accused of tbree soets— on tuesday. he's also accused of three counts of— on tuesday. he's also accused of three counts of attempted murder etter— three counts of attempted murder etter tbree— three counts of attempted murder after three other— three counts of attempted murder after three other people were rmreret — after three other people were rmreret wbem— after three other people were injured when they were hit by a van. thousands— injured when they were hit by a van. thousands of— injured when they were hit by a van. thousands of people are mersbrmg— van. thousands of people are mersbrmg rm— van. thousands of people are marching in central london, settrmg— marching in central london, settrmg tor— marching in central london, settrmg tor e— marching in central london, calling for a change in uk ebortrom— calling for a change in uk abortion laws.— calling for a change in uk abortion laws. they've been sbemtrmg— abortion laws. they've been sbemtrmg tor— abortion laws. they've been chanting for the _ abortion laws. they've been chanting for the release of karl arteme— chanting for the release of karl arlene foster,— chanting for the release of karl arlene foster, who— chanting for the release of karl arlene foster, who admitted to tekrmg— arlene foster, who admitted to taking abortion— arlene foster, who admitted to taking abortion pills after the reger— taking abortion pills after the teget trme— taking abortion pills after the legal time limit— taking abortion pills after the legal time limit resulting in the legal time limit resulting in tbe teett— legal time limit resulting in the death of— legal time limit resulting in the death of her child. the 44 weer— the death of her child. the 44 weer ott— the death of her child. the 44 year old mother— the death of her child. the 44 year old mother of three was grwem— year old mother of three was grwem e— year old mother of three was ten e zo— year old mother of three was given a 28 month extended sentence . and— given a 28 month extended sentence . and that breaking news sentence. and that breaking news in sentence. and that breaking news to tbe— sentence. and that breaking news m the test— sentence. and that breaking news m the test so— sentence. and that breaking news in the last 30 minutes, the betromet— in the last 30 minutes, the national education union emoesrmg— national education union announcing that more strike

estrom— announcing that more strike estrom wrtt— announcing that more strike action will take— announcing that more strike action will take place next momm— action will take place next momtb .— action will take place next month , specifically on the fifth month, specifically on the fifth emt— month, specifically on the fifth emt atb — month, specifically on the fifth emt atb ot— month, specifically on the fifth and 7th of july.— month, specifically on the fifth and 7th of july, with teachers in and 7th of july, with teachers be tmgtemt— and 7th of july, with teachers in england walking out in their torg— in england walking out in their tomg remrmg— in england walking out in their long running dispute over pay. me— long running dispute over pay. tbe br— long running dispute over pay. tbe to rs— long running dispute over pay. the eu is also— long running dispute over pay. the eu is also reballoting its membes— the eu is also reballoting its membes to— the eu is also reballoting its members to see— the eu is also reballoting its members to see if they want to somtrmee— members to see if they want to somtrmee br— members to see if they want to continue eu taking industrial estrom— continue eu taking industrial estrom tor— continue eu taking industrial action for the— continue eu taking industrial action for the rest of the year . wett— action for the rest of the year . wett woe— action for the rest of the year . wett woe sem— action for the rest of the year . well you can get more on all of . well you can get more on all ot tbose— . well you can get more on all of those stories— . well you can get more on all of those stories by— . well you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our websrte— of those stories by visiting our websrte .— of those stories by visiting our website , cbnnews.com. now let's website, cbnnews.com. now let's get besk— website, cbnnews.com. now let's get besk to— website, cbnnews.com. now let's get back to nana— website, cbnnews.com. now let's get back to nana .— get back to nana. itbemk- get back to nana. i thank you,- get back to nana.| . thank you, ray. get back to nana. thank you, ray. it's just coming to 39 minutes after coming up to 39 minutes after 5:00. is gb news. still to 5:00. this is gb news. still to come, greenwich council have sparked outrage with to sparked outrage with plans to ban cream for more than ban ice cream vans for more than 30 summer . i ban ice cream vans for more than 30 summer. i heard my 30 roads this summer. i heard my ice cream van the other day. it was but before that , up was great. but before that, up next, it's the great british debate. hour. i'm asking, debate. this hour. i'm asking, do think brexit is blame do you think brexit is to blame

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leve he claimed has blamed brexit for the high leve he previously claimed has blamed brexit for the high leve he previously warned med that he previously warned the british about how voting british public about how voting to eu would damage the to leave the eu would damage the economy . covid, the architect of economy. covid, the architect of project fear , carney, also project fear, carney, also predicted a weaker pound. so there's really no surprise that he would be saying this right now. also predicted now. he also predicted higher pdces now. he also predicted higher prices and slower growth as a result of brexit. however, critics would argue that carney appears to forget the £400 billion cost of covid as well as the eurozone entering a technical recession. so for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking, do you think brexit is to blame for inflation? well let's see my panel make of let's see what my panel make of that. broadcaster that. i'm joined by broadcaster and and and columnist lizzie cundy and also broadcaster and political commentator dowler . okay. so commentator sam dowler. okay. so sam dowler , brexit, is it sam dowler, brexit, is it brexit's fault? inflation ian yes. oh just just so you 51138 0 373 :13»3r3 ian yes. oh just just so you know, best— yes. oh just just so you know, brekrt wges— yes. oh just just so you know, brexit wages, prices rising with weges— brexit wages, prices rising with wages lagging— brexit wages, prices rising with wages lagging behind is the tettmtttom— wages lagging behind is the definition. yes,— wages lagging behind is the definition. yes, i know . so definition. yes, i know. so obwroestw— definition. yes, i know. so obviously this— definition. yes, i know. so obviously this is mark carney who:— obviously this is mark carney wbo. tet-s— obviously this is mark carney wbo. tet-s be— obviously this is mark carney who, let's be honest, he knows wbet— who, let's be honest, he knows wbet be-s— who, let's be honest, he knows what he's talking— who, let's be honest, he knows what he's talking about. well, he what he's talking about. well, be es— what he's talking about. well, be e— what he's talking about. well, he was a ramona— what he's talking about. well, he was a ramona and he also. but sewrmg— he was a ramona and he also. but sewrmg e— he was a ramona and he also. but sewrmg e rememer— he was a ramona and he also. but saying a remainer is— saying a remainer is disrespectful , starters. saying a remainer is- disrespectful ,.starters. no, disrespectful, for starters. no, it's disrespectful, for starters. no, rt-s—be - it's true. just because he trtm-t— it's true. just because he didn't-that- it's true. just because he didn't-that we. it's true. just because he- didn't-that we should

didn't believe that we should teewe— didn't believe that we should teewe-wotet- didn't believe that we should leave _voted to - didn't believe that we should leave voted to remain. leave after he voted to remain. bet— leave after he voted to remain. bet rt-s— leave after he voted to remain. bet rt-s trke— leave after he voted to remain. but it's like but- leave after he voted to remain. but it's like but it's like, you know.— but it's like but it's like, you know. wbem— but it's like but it's like, you know, when you— but it's like but it's like, you know, when you were saying to woer—know. i your past guests, you know, was he your past guests, you know, was bemee—m- your past guests, you know, was be—meem.-bei he a brexiteer? i mean, was he beobte— he a brexiteer? i mean, was he beobte wbo— he a brexiteer? i mean, was he people who voted— he a brexiteer? i mean, was he people who voted leave the people who voted to leave the terobeem— people who voted to leave the european union— people who voted to leave the european union can, you know, soett— european union can, you know, soett gette— european union can, you know, could quite possibly. and i know a could quite possibly. and i know e tot— could quite possibly. and i know e tot ot— could quite possibly. and i know e tot ot tbem— could quite possibly. and i know a lot of them that— could quite possibly. and i know a lot of them that do see what's bebbemmg— a lot of them that do see what's bebbemrmg mow— a lot of them that do see what's happening now say, oh, no, happening now and say, oh, no, i wrsb— happening now and say, oh, no, i wrsbibetm-t— happening now and say, oh, no, i wish.hadn't_no,. happening now and say, oh, no, i wish.hadn't_no, no wish we hadn't voted. no, no, no , wish we hadn't voted. no, no, no .—umess- wish we hadn't voted. no, no, no .—umtess tbew-rel , listen, listen. unless they're here to say i don't believe here to say that i don't believe a you're saying. so you a word you're saying. so you don't know anyone- 39 so you don't know anyone that voted for brekrt— don't know anyone that voted for meet to — don't know anyone that voted for meet to _sewrmg— brexit to regret saying no, i tom-t— brexit to regret saying no, i tort-rs- brexit to regret saying no, i tom-t-rs mw- brexit to regret saying no, i. don't-is my problem don't see, this is my problem wrtb— don't see, this is my problem . wrtb—some with you. you see, you've come here. haven't changed here. i haven't changed my mind. you yours, you haven't changed yours, lizzie you've lizzie hasn't changed us. you've come here. none of us have changed we need changed our mind. we need presented some invisible people who people. who have all these people. they're here. has all here they're all here. has all here with imaginary with me. imaginary friend people. let's about your people. let's talk about your rmwrsrbte— invisible friends. i'm sorry. rm— invisible friends. i'm sorry. r-m—okews- invisible friends. i'm sorry. i i'm _okay? what i'm not buying it, okay? what i'm not buying it, okay? what i'm because. because i'm saying because. because they're all right. i'm getting. i'm ahead myself. i'm getting ahead of myself. what i. we what i'm saying is that i. we only need to look at things like ashford international, for example, that it's like falling apart. like there's no there's no there's no eurostar that goes to paris, for to disneyland. paris, for example , all like there's i'm example, all like there's i'm just talking about because

that's to do with brexit. but every , every name me one thing every, every name me one thing thatis every, every name me one thing that is better now because of brexit, the wages of the lorry drivers , which was the reason drivers, which was the reason i voted so that is higher wages, brexit. i said wages of the tow— brexit. i said wages of the torrw trtwers— 51138 0 i said wages of the lorry drivers, people who are gettrmg— lorry drivers, people who are gettrmg bert— lorry drivers, people who are gettrmg bert e— lorry drivers, people who are getting paid a decent wage now for getting paid a decent wage now tor e— getting paid a decent wage now tor e rob— getting paid a decent wage now tor e rob tbet— getting paid a decent wage now for a job that was— getting paid a decent wage now for a job that was literally tbere— for a job that was literally tbere — for a job that was literally there were so— for a job that was literally there were so many people from there were so many people from the terobeem— there were so many people from the european union taking those rob..— the european union taking those robs. tbe— the european union taking those robs. tbe weges— the european union taking those jobs, the wages were low. now we bewe — jobs, the wages were low. now we bewe to — jobs, the wages were low. now we bewe to-oer— jobs, the wages were low. now we bewe to-oer owm— jobs, the wages were low. now we have to our own people. have to use our own people. tbew-re— have to use our own people. mewbe-bert- have to use our own people. they're paid properly . they're being paid properly. woee— they're being paid properly. you've-also,- they're being paid properly. you've-also, but- they're being paid properly. you've also, but we you've asked also, but we woettm-t— you've asked also, but we wouldn't-had- you've asked also, but we wouldn't had the we didn't wouldn't have had the we didn't bewe—ett- wouldn't have had the we didn't have _ all those . have to go through all those soetes— have to go through all those countries you countries to make. yeah, but you need to watch this channel for half minute people say half a minute before people say that bad thing that the vaccine was a bad thing . however. what? no, . however. what? no, no, no, no, no. saying. i'm no. what i'm saying. what i'm saying for saying is like you. like for example, imports and example, with import imports and exports, the red tape is like, you out of control now, you know, out of control now, like, is so like, that's why inflation is so is so bad now because like, obviously there's so it's such a knock on effect in so many different aspects, so many in so many different places. i'm just going to correct— many different places. i'm just going to correct-the - going to correct you on the beobte— going to correct you on the. beobte—beseese people in the channel because i tom-t— people in the channel because i tort—tree- people in the channel because i tom-t—tree et- people in the channel because i don't—true at all.- don't think that's true at all. tbere— don't think that's true at all. tbere-terr— don't think that's true at all. lizzie fair enough. lizzie yeah, fair enough. sam r-m — lizzie yeah, fair enough. sam

m —e- lizzie yeah, fair enough. sam| m —e etmew i'm going to buy you a satnav because really your because you've really lost your way. you know, it's all way. okay you know, it's all ways brexit's fault, isn't it? it's brexit's fault. that man united lost the fa cup. did you know it's always their fault? look, inflation is happening all over many, many countries. look it's happening in usa. it's higher here than anywhere else . higher here than anywhere else. actually, inflation is actually starting to fall with an expected average of 6.9 from its peak at 11. you can look that up if you wish. and also, we bewer-t— if you wish. and also, we haven't had— if you wish. and also, we haven't had this- �*7 and also, we haven't had this years. this tbrs— haven't had this years. this tbrs tbrs— haven't had this years. this this this month's figures. so tbe— this this month's figures. so the trgeres— this this month's figures. so the figures that— this this month's figures. so the figures that are quoted are the figures that are quoted are tbs-omes— the figures that are quoted are tbe-omes tor— the figures that are quoted are the-ones for-otherl the current ones for the other soetes— the current ones for the other countries _we've. countries we've lost, we've lost all countries we've lost, we've lost ett—ettl all the stuff. we've lost all the that did that worked the stuff that did that worked the stuff that did that worked the etcetera. the restaurants, etcetera. they've to their they've all gone back to their low were relying low paid staff who were relying on and there was a pandemic. and brits don't want to take those low they take low paid jobs. they don't take them. do mean the low paid them. do you mean the low paid stetr— them. do you mean the low paid stem-ere— them. do you mean the low paid stett-ere-om- them. do you mean the low paid staff - are _on the - staff who are relying on the brgb—boemtl staff who are relying on the brgb—boemt soi staff who are relying on the- high_pound so they high value of the pound so they soett— high value of the pound so they soett-besk— high value of the pound so they could - back to _ high value of the pound so they could _back to the - high value of the pound so they could back to the eu and could take it back to the eu and it could take it back to the eu and rt woett— could take it back to the eu and rt woett be— could take it back to the eu and it would be worth— could take it back to the eu and it would be worth more? so tbew-re— they're literally milking us? wett— well, they don't have to wait wew—tbe - well, they don't have to wait wew—tbe boemtl well, they don't have to wait- very_the pound goes very long before the pound goes town—to- very long before the pound goes town—to tbew- down even further, do they reettwe — down even further, do they really? tet— down even further, do they really? let me- down even further, do they really? down even further, do they. really? let me tell-sam, really? let me tell you, sam, you really have your way

you really have lost your way because which you really have lost your way beceobviously which you really have lost your way beceobviously affected, which you really have lost your way beceobviously affected, i which you really have lost your way beceobviously affected, i mean,| has obviously affected, i mean, down to rishi furloughing like companies like victoria beckham's company. there is a war still continuing, a legal putin's invasion, which has affected and many other countries. iagree. affected and many other countries. i agree. i agree . countries. i agree. i agree. tbere— countries. i agree. i agree. tbere rs.— countries. i agree. i agree. there is. there— countries. i agree. i agree. there is. there is.- t i agree. i agree. there is. there is. there is the between— there is. there is. there is the war between the— there is. there is. there is the war between the ukraine and besste— war between the ukraine and bessre. ot— war between the ukraine and russia, of course.— war between the ukraine and russia, of course. and there is cowb— russia, of course. and there is sovrb. ot— russia, of course. and there is covid, of course.— russia, of course. and there is covid, of course. so like we semot— covid, of course. so like we cannot blame— covid, of course. so like we cannot blame everything on beet.— cannot blame everything on brexit-cannot- cannot blame everything on brexit. cannot blame brexit. we cannot blame ewerwtbrmg— brexit. we cannot blame everything on- brexit. we cannot blame everything on brexit completely .|sombtetetw— everything on brexit completely .icompletely-with- everything on brexit completely . completely with you . . i completely agree with you. bet— . i completely agree with you. bet-r— . i completely agree with you. bet-r tom-t— . i completely agree with you. but-i don't think- . i completely agree with you. but i don't think he's but again, i don't think he's oet— but again, i don't think he's out-because- but again, i don't think he's out-because he- out of order because he does besse— out of order because he does bsse-ko- out of order because he does- because-know-he's because he does know what he's tetkrmg—wei talking about way more than we do. talking about way more than we to-e— talking about way more than we to-e ot- talking about way more than we do.-a mess of it. - talking about way more than we do. a mess of it. r:1; do. he made a mess of it. he kept— do. he made a mess of it. he kept e— do. he made a mess of it. he kept e mess.— do. he made a mess of it. he kebte be— do. he made a mess of it. he kept a mess. he kept interest rates low. i bought rates way too low. when i bought a about 5% a house, there were about 5% that was way back and that was a decent that was quite right. we're normal, normal we're back to a normal, normal rate. let's go to see what our viewers because show viewers think, because this show is let's is nothing without them. let's welcome our great welcome them. and our great british voices. i mean, apparently with apparently he did a deal with gordon keep gordon brown, apparently to keep interest this is your interest rates low. this is your opportunity to on show. opportunity to be on the show. tell think about the tell us what you think about the topics i've topics we're discussing. i've got let's start got a full review. let's start with milton with dr. mudaliar in milton keynes steph takyi. to me. keynes steph takyi. talk to me. do you blame brexit this?

do you blame brexit for this? inflate . in good afternoon, inflate. in good afternoon, were.— inflate. in good afternoon, beme. r— inflate. in good afternoon, beme. r towe— inflate. in good afternoon, nana. i love your- 33 good afternoon, nana. i love your new hairdo, by the wew.— nana. i love your new hairdo, by the wew. woe— nana. i love your new hairdo, by the way. you look— nana. i love your new hairdo, by the way. you look stunning. rbemk— the way. you look stunning. rbemk woe. — the way. you look stunning. thank you. yes,— the way. you look stunning. thank you. yes, i think it's yes.— thank you. yes, i think it's wes. r— thank you. yes, i think it's wes. r tbrmk— thank you. yes, i think it's yes, i think it's— thank you. yes, i think it's yes, i think it's a combination of yes, i think it's a combination ot brekrt— yes, i think it's a combination of brexit c0v10_ yes, i think it's a combination of brexit covid and the war. so i of brexit covid and the war. so r egree— of brexit covid and the war. so r egree wrtb— of brexit covid and the war. so i agree with what— of brexit covid and the war. so i agree with what mostly with wbetb— i agree with what mostly with wbete woe — i agree with what mostly with what? you know,— i agree with what mostly with what? you know, some of what woee— what? you know, some of what woere sewrmg— what? you know, some of what you're saying. and— what? you know, some of what you're saying. and lizzie. so it is you're saying. and lizzie. so it rs e— you're saying. and lizzie. so it is a combination— you're saying. and lizzie. so it is a combination of brexit trtm-t— is a combination of brexit didn't make— is a combination of brexit didn't make it- is a combination of brexit didn't make it easier. we had an economic drain.— didn't make it easier. we had an economic drain. we— didn't make it easier. we had an economic drain. we had professionals- economic drain. we had professionals leave and obwroestw— professionals leave and obviously it— professionals leave and obviously it increased the cost of obviously it increased the cost ot serterm— obviously it increased the cost of certain goods— obviously it increased the cost of certain goods and also goods trom— of certain goods and also goods trom otter— of certain goods and also goods from other countries. but yes, in from other countries. but yes, to ettrtrom— from other countries. but yes, in addition to— from other countries. but yes, in addition to that, the covid as in addition to that, the covid es wett— in addition to that, the covid es wett es— in addition to that, the covid as well as the— in addition to that, the covid as well as the war has made it more difficult.— as well as the war has made it more difficult. brilliant. let's go to— more difficult. brilliant. let's go to atem— more difficult. brilliant. let's go to alan mcneilly. 33 go to alan mcneilly. alan bsmetttw. — go to alan mcneilly. alan mcneilly. alan mcneilly. thank you, sir. alan good afternoon. nana how are you? all right. soot. — nana how are you? all right. soot. weeb— nana how are you? all right. good. yeah yeah. just- nana how are you? all right. 01 t33r:1;.3 33 9:1;3 33 just a couple good. yeah yeah. just a couple of good. yeah yeah. just a couple ot tests— good. yeah yeah. just a couple ot tests tor— good. yeah yeah. just a couple of facts for some— good. yeah yeah. just a couple of facts for some there - 01 t33r:1;.3 33 9:1;3 33 just a couple of facts for some there are exports— of facts for some there are ekborts trom — of facts for some there are exports from scotland , the exports from scotland, the mortbeest— exports from scotland, the northeast of _ exports from scotland, the northeast of england and wales are northeast of england and wales eb— northeast of england and wales we to— northeast of england and wales me to tbe— northeast of england and wales are up to the eu— northeast of england and wales are up to the eu imports into tmgtemt— are up to the eu imports into tmgtemt to— are up to the eu imports into england to the— are up to the eu imports into england to the southeast and the west— england to the southeast and the west midlands.— england to the southeast and the

west midlands. the, you know, tbew— west midlands. the, you know, tbew rmbort— west midlands. the, you know, they import more,— west midlands. the, you know, they import more, but i was tookrmg— they import more, but i was tookrmg et— they import more, but i was looking at some— they import more, but i was looking at some statistics strsks— looking at some statistics strsks rm— looking at some statistics sticks in 2021— looking at some statistics sticks in 2021 the cost of a somermetr— sticks in 2021 the cost of a container to _ sticks in 2021 the cost of a container to ship goods was up to ozoooo— container to ship goods was up to $20,000 $20,600 which was rest— to $20,000 $20,600 which was just incredible— to $20,000 $20,600 which was just incredible price that's better— just incredible price that's fallen back— just incredible price that's fallen back down now to about ooeoo— fallen back down now to about otaoo. town— fallen back down now to about $1,400, down 93. - fallen back down now to about $1,400, down 93. 33 $1,400, down 93. so when people say that the pandemic had no impact on the cost of living, it's all down to brexit. it's absolutely rubbish. - it's all down to brexit. it's absolutely rubbish. and i would egres— absolutely rubbish. and i would agree with a few members of your panel who said that mark carney seemed to totally miss the fact that he was just printing money like it was christmas. well , like it was christmas. well, exactly. that's he was in charge and all the printing money, he was in charge. let's go to better— was in charge. let's go to jonathan jones. - 33 t 391; let's go to jonathan jones. was in charge. let's go to jonathan jones. thank you, alan. jonathan jones. thank you, alan. jonathan jones. thank you, alan. jonathan jones in cornwall. jonathan jones in cornwall. jonathan is it all brexit's fault? no, i think it's a lot of nonsense in that telegraph article, says article, it actually says further on it. carney himself etmrts— further on it. carney himself etmrts rt-s— further on it. carney himself etmrts rt-s e— 33 0 carney himself admits it's a coincidence of otter— admits it's a coincidence of other factors— admits it's a coincidence of other factors . _ admits it's a coincidence of other factors . c admits it's a coincidence of other factors . 0 0 c other factors. it's a bit like us farmers blaming the lack of

rain not having any tea down rain for not having any tea down here in cornwall . you wouldn't here in cornwall. you wouldn't rt.— here in cornwall. you wouldn't wear it, would— here in cornwall. you wouldn't wear it, would you?— 3r:1;3r1; 33 you wouldn't wear it, would you? we've got to get-got— wear it, would you? we've got to get-got to— wear it, would you? we've got to get-got to meke- wear it, would you? we've got to get got to make things get you've got to make things emt—bebbem- get you've got to make things- emt—bebbemlsem-t and make things happen. we can't bteme—trme- and make things happen. we can't bteme—trms. - blame brexit all the time. weeb.— blame brexit all the time. weeb. weeb.— blame brexit all the time. yeah, yeah. he's— blame brexit all the time. yeah, yeah. he's got- blame brexit all the time. t33r:1;.3 33 33 r:1; r1r:13» blame brexit all the time. 33133 133 blame brexit all the time. yeah, yeah. he's got the race as well. going to make some well. he's going to make some rac i'm rac nana t brilliant. i'm looking that. looking forward to that. jonathan on. finally, let's jonathan on. and finally, let's go amanda. amanda hindley in go to amanda. amanda hindley in kent. amanda hi nana i don't think it's got anything to do with brexit, honestly. i think it's all to do with- with brexit, honestly. i think it's all to do with the- 1111.8 0 i think it's all to do with the absolute terse— it's all to do with the absolute terse tbet— it's all to do with the absolute farce that was— it's all to do with the absolute farce that was covid lockdown emt— farce that was covid lockdown emt etso — farce that was covid lockdown emt etso tbe — farce that was covid lockdown and also the fact— farce that was covid lockdown and also the fact that our government— and also the fact that our government and global governments- government and global governments are totally corrupt . i governments are totally corrupt . r tom-t— governments are totally corrupt . i don't think- governments are totally corrupt . i don't think it's— governments are totally corrupt . i don't think it's anything to do . i don't think it's anything to to wrtb— . i don't think it's anything to do with brexit— . i don't think it's anything to do with brexit at— . i don't think it's anything to do with brexit at all. 3< do with brexit at all. i think rt-s— do with brexit at all. i think me tbe— do with brexit at all. i think it's the combination of those two corrupt government. two lockdown corrupt government. there you go. well, there you bewe — there you go. well, there you bewe rt.— there you go. well, there you bewe rt. r— there you go. well, there you have it. i like- there you go. well, there you have it. i like your decisive etee— have it. i like your decisive nature, amanda.- have it. i like your decisive nature, amanda. she's so nature, amanda. and she's so concise as well. _ nature, amanda. and she's so concise as well. she could etmost— concise as well. she could almost literally- concise as well. she could almost literally hear almost literally you can hear tbem —ee. i almost literally you can hear tbem —ee. | almost literally you can hear. tbem —ee. rtw almost literally you can hear- them _ear. my head them counting in my ear. my head was them counting in my ear. my head wes-mw— them counting in my ear. my head was-my hands. you're- was between my hands. you're right. think was between my hands. you're right.|think-right- right. i think you're right tbere— right. i think you're right there-yeah- right. i think you're right there yeah listen, there as well. yeah listen, asbtew— there as well. yeah listen, ashley, thank— there as well. yeah listen, ashley, thank very much. ashley, thank you very much. rometbem— ashley, thank you very much. jonathan _with- jonathan in cornwall with the bas—koe-we- jonathan in cornwall with the rac—you've-to jonathan in cornwall with the- rac_you've-to make rac mushroom. you've got to make tbet—rm- that ratio mushroom tea. i'm tookrmg—.- that ratio mushroom tea. i'm tookrmg—. atso.| looking forward to it. also, atem— looking forward to it. also, atem rm— looking forward to it. also, alan in grimsby and amanda and

ken'— alan in grimsby and amanda and kem. tbemk— alan in grimsby and amanda and ken, thank-much.- alan in grimsby and amanda and ken, thank much. lovely ken, thank you so much. lovely to-brrttremt.— ken, thank you so much. lovely to-brilliant. so- ken, thank you so much. lovely to brilliant. so that's to see you. brilliant. so that's tbere— to see you. brilliant. so that's tbere .— to see you. brilliant. so that's there . thoughts?— to see you. brilliant. so that's there . thoughts? what are yours? there. thoughts? what are yours? keeb— there. thoughts? what are yours? keep—rt-si keep them coming. but now it's trme— keep them coming. but now it's trme tor— keep them coming. but now it's trme tor oe— keep them coming. but now it's time for our quick— keep them coming. but now it's time for our quick fire quiz. rt-s— time for our quick fire quiz. rt-s tbe— time for our quick fire quiz. ms the bert— time for our quick fire quiz. it's the part of— time for our quick fire quiz. it's the part of the show where it's the part of the show where r—some- it's the part of the show where r—some otl it's the part of the show wherei r—some ot the i test my panel on some of the otmer—tbe- other stories hitting the headlines— other stories hitting the- headlines _joining headlines right now. joining me broetsest— broadcast from columnist lizzie semtw. — cundy. lizzie, press your beer— cundy. lizzie, press your buzzer,-and- cundy. lizzie, press your buzzer, and also buzzer, please, and also botrtrset— buzzer, please, and also political commentator sam tewtor— political commentator sam taylor. buzzer— political commentator sam taylor. buzzer right . question taylor. buzzer right. question oner— taylor. buzzer right. question sorrw.— taylor. buzzer right. question one, sorry, three— taylor. buzzer right. question one, sorry, three in yorkshire is one, sorry, three in yorkshire rs strtt— one, sorry, three in yorkshire is still standing,— one, sorry, three in yorkshire is still standing, but why is it a is still standing, but why is it e rt-s— is still standing, but why is it e rt-s tbe— is still standing, but why is it a it's the oldest— is still standing, but why is it a it's the oldest tree in tmgtemt. — a it's the oldest tree in tmgtemt. rs— a it's the oldest tree in england. is it- a it's the oldest tree in england. is it b, it's the home of england. is it b, it's the home ot e— england. is it b, it's the home or e brgeom— england. is it b, it's the home or e brgeom or— england. is it b, it's the home or e brgeom or s.— england. is it b, it's the home of a pigeon or c, it's too heavy to trtt— of a pigeon or c, it's too heavy to lift lizzie. - of a pigeon or c, it's too heavy to lift lizzie. b- of a pigeon or c, it's too heavy to lift lizzie. b home of a pigeon. it's to lift lizzie. b home of a pigeon . it's too to lift lizzie. 933 it's too heavy to live, pigeon. it's too heavy to live, too— pigeon. it's too heavy to live, too beeww— pigeon. it's too heavy to live, too beeww to— pigeon. it's too heavy to live, too heavy to lift. _ pigeon. it's too heavy to live, too heavy to lift. it's- 933 it's too heavy to live, too heavy to lift. 0 too heavy to lift. it's the home of a pigeon. sam, obviously, obviously giving a different answer. very good. well just in woe— answer. very good. well just in woe got— answer. very good. well just in woe got rt— very good. well just in case you got it wrong. er1;3wr case you got it wrong. very goot. — case you got it wrong. very goot. ome— case you got it wrong. very goot. ore mrt— case you got it wrong. very good. one nil to— case you got it wrong. very good. one nil to you, lizzie. thank you. question two a true or false? a roman tomb has been uncovered week . uncovered in london this week. true. lizzie cundy says it's true . let's see. i think it's true. let's see. i think it's true. let's see. i think it's true as well. yeah it's true. it's true. lizzie. two nil. what's with you, sam? yes what's wrong with you, sam? yes the remains of a roman mausoleum have been found near london bridge. question three a belgian

man orchestrated his own fake funerals week. when you do , you funerals week. when you do, you bus. i know you're not allowed to buzz in until lizzie's bus. okay. why was it a to avoid debt collectors b for the insurance money? c, to teach the family a lesson? lizzie cundy i'm going to c, and sometimes i read to say c, and sometimes i read the story. it was c, and i tboegbt.— the story. it was c, and i thought, what— the story. it was c, and i thought, what a- it was c, and i thought, what a great idea . thought, what a great idea. tbree— thought, what a great idea. tbree bow— thought, what a great idea. three now you— thought, what a great idea. three now you miss- thought, what a great idea. three now you miss me when i'm gone . a lesson, right? let's gone. a lesson, right? let's woett— gone. a lesson, right? let's see. would either- 9 a lesson, right? let's see. would either of you do tbete— see. would either of you do tbete amt— see. would either of you do that? and how— see. would either of you do that? and how many would you woett— that? and how many would you would attend— that? and how many would you would attend your— that? and how many would you would attend your funeral? yeah bewer-t— would attend your funeral? yeah bewer-t woe— would attend your funeral? yeah haven't you read _ would attend your funeral? yeah haven't you read the— would attend your funeral? yeah haven't you read the old- would attend your funeral? yeah haven't you read the old man and a parrot? haven't you ever wemtet— a parrot? haven't you ever wemtet to.— a parrot? haven't you ever wanted to, like,— 7 haven't you ever wanted to, like, you a parrot? haven't you ever- wanted to, like, you-like, wanted to, like, you know, like, rmegrme— wanted to, like, you know, like, rmegrme wbet— wanted to, like, you know, like, imagine what your own funeral woett— imagine what your own funeral woett be— imagine what your own funeral would be like- imagine what your own funeral would be like what people would be like and what people woett—stem. would say about you and stuff. boes— would say about you and stuff. ooes—es— would say about you and stuff. does us narcissistic? does that make us narcissistic? bo. — does that make us narcissistic? bo. brobebtw— does that make us narcissistic? no. probably it— does that make us narcissistic? no. probably it will.- does that make us narcissistic? no. c 11 r no. probably it will. dawn french it jennifer saunders? french was it jennifer saunders? no. dawn french. she pretended to vicar of dibley. yeah. to be the vicar of dibley. yeah. for friend. he was for her. for her friend. he was termtmet— for her. for her friend. he was terminal. yeah. _ for her. for her friend. he was terminal. yeah. .and. - for her friend. he was terminal. yeah. '3r1 '31 terminal. yeah. and. and. and she got to see what the ceremony would like while she wasn't. would be like while she wasn't. when yeah. a when she wasn't. yeah. it's a living funeral, wasn't it? yeah . planned and i'd record . i've planned it and i'd record it say, right, people,

it and i'd say, right, people, these possessions . these are your possessions. that's must do. but that's what you must do. but then at funeral, be then at the funeral, they'd be trke— then at the funeral, they'd be trke-omtw— then at the funeral, they'd be trke-omtw-rt- then at the funeral, they'd be. like,-only-it once. like, they've only done it once. r-m — like, they've only done it once. rm _to— like, they've only done it once. r-m-to bother.- like, they've only done it once. i'm to bother. mine i'm not going to bother. mine bes— i'm not going to bother. mine bes-e— i'm not going to bother. mine bes-e brg— i'm not going to bother. mine has-a big knees- i'm not going to bother. mine has a big knees up my has got a big knees up my temeret. — has got a big knees up my funeral. i'll— has got a big knees up my funeral. i'll be- has got a big knees up my funeral. cc funeral. i'll be honest, they don't do it the we'll all be celebrating. we'll be celebrating.- t 3r9 we'll be celebrating. don't you worry, be. — celebrating. don't you worry,- trz. _oeestrom liz. thank you. right. question for the english town maryport for the english town of maryport . it's been terrorised by a group peacocks for around group of peacocks for around about five years. but how many peacocks have been terrorising about five years. but how many peatown?1ave been terrorising about five years. but how many peatown? closestzn terrorising about five years. but how many peatown? closest answer'ising about five years. but how many peatown? closest answer wins . the town? closest answer wins. come press buzzer . come on, press your buzzer. lizzie cundy there before lizzie cundy got there before you. 100 lizzie cundy got there before you . 100 soledar 99, 19. lizzie cundy got there before you . 100 soledar 99,19. i'm you. 100 soledar 99,19. i'm tormg— you. 100 soledar 99,19. i'm tormg e— you. 100 soledar 99,19. i'm tormg e tot— you. 100 soledar 99,19. i'm doing a lot of— 100 soledar 99,19. i'm doing a lot of peacocks cj3 30 doing a lot of peacocks oh 30 soemt— doing a lot of peacocks oh 30 sound. finally— doing a lot of peacocks oh 30 sound. finally a— doing a lot of peacocks oh 30 sound. finally a point you've got to put last. he's got three. so you're just playing for the win? iwin so you're just playing for the win? i win most weeks to be terr. — win? iwin most weeks to be terr. weeb.— win? iwin most weeks to be fair. yeah, you— win? iwin most weeks to be fair. yeah, you do- win? iwin most weeks to be fair. yeah, you do not.- 3373 i win most weeks to be fair. 3 r113» 33r1». fair. yeah, you do not. you don't lies. it's lies, right ? don't lies. it's lies, right? the villagers have had to take matters into their own hands and fend the peacocks off themselves themselves. we've had to do themselves. we've all had to do tbet— themselves. we've all had to do tbet-twe— themselves. we've all had to do tbet-r-we bet— themselves. we've all had to do that-i've had to- themselves. we've all had to do that-i've had to do- themselves. we've all had to do that-i've had to do that. that before. i've had to do that . tbet-s— that before. i've had to do that . that's another— that before. i've had to do that . that's another show- that before. i've had to do that . that's another show by kyiv. the minister of justice has seeset— the minister of justice has caused outrage— the minister of justice has caused outrage this week for

ebbrowrmg— caused outrage this week for approving serial— caused outrage this week for approving serial killer levi bellfield's_ approving serial killer levi bellfield's request to marry betrmt— bellfield's request to marry behind bars.— bellfield's request to marry behind bars. but what popular song— behind bars. but what popular song bes— behind bars. but what popular song bes be— behind bars. but what popular song has he asked to be played? is song has he asked to be played? rs rt— song has he asked to be played? rs rt e— song has he asked to be played? rs rt e tbe— song has he asked to be played? is it a the weekend— song has he asked to be played? is it a the weekend prisoners? b brsote— is it a the weekend prisoners? b nicola sturgeon— is it a the weekend prisoners? b nicola sturgeon nick gibb sbems.— nicola sturgeon nick gibb chains. we'll— nicola sturgeon nick gibb chains. we'll see how he starts wrtb— chains. we'll see how he starts wrtb bs— chains. we'll see how he starts wrtb us .— chains. we'll see how he starts with us . lizzie,— chains. we'll see how he starts with us . lizzie, you press too with us. lizzie, you press too soon. sam dowler— with us. lizzie, you press too soon. sam dowler well, we'll let you— soon. sam dowler well, we'll let woe bewe— soon. sam dowler well, we'll let woe bewe tbe— soon. sam dowler well, we'll let you have the road— soon. sam dowler well, we'll let you have the road to hell besse— you have the road to hell because that's- you have the road to hell because that's where he's going. i because that's where he's going. r wrsb— because that's where he's going. r wrsbltme— because that's where he's going. i wishifine watermelon- because that's where he's going. i wishifine watermelon ,- because that's where he's going. i wish fine watermelon , sugar b i wish. fine watermelon, sugar b chains. chains. no you're right. it's chains. chains. no you're right. we egr.— chains. chains. no you're right. we eerg. tor— chains. chains. no you're right. it's sugar. for whatever reason , the 55 year old is serving two whole life orders. i think that's so wrong. females and plans to marry rights . a plans to marry human rights. a human. a human. you should just stop— human. a human. you should just stop tbere. — human. a human. you should just stop there. well,— human. a human. you should just stop there. well, it's— human. a human. you should just stop there. well, it's not- human. a human. you should just stop there. well, it's not a- stop there. well, it's not a human. human rights grounds. his bride to wear a white bride to be is to wear a white dress bellfield . it's great. dress and bellfield. it's great. i've been sending this heartwarming clip from a 99 year old viewer to take a look . what old viewer to take a look. what is it at this moment? she's 99 online. iwanted is it at this moment? she's 99 online. i wanted it all. akua. joining me . that's fantastic .

joining me. that's fantastic. thank you, mate. thank you very much. i'm going to i'm going to try and get and send you try and get a mug and send you one. you. oh, hello. one. thank you. oh, hello. thank watching. may love you one. thank you. oh, hello. - thank watching. may love you for semtrmg— thank watching. may love you for semtrmg tbet— thank watching. may love you for sending that in. _ thank watching. may love you for sending that in. �*th�*r1;cc 0 sending that in. well, it's on today's show. i've been asking, do think brexit is to blame do you think brexit is to blame for inflation? according to our twitter say twitter poll, 67% of you say yes. and the remainder say no. thank so much my panel thank you so much for my panel broadcast thank you so much for my panel broadcealso political cundy, also political commentator sam dowler aslef commentator sam dowler and aslef a to you for your a thank you to you for your company. forward company. i look forward to seeing you tomorrow at three. enjoy good evening. my name is rachel enjoy good evening. my name is besbet awres— enjoy good evening. my name is rachel ayres and— 01 33 3r9 my name is rachel ayres and welcome to your best— rachel ayres and welcome to your tetest sb— rachel ayres and welcome to your tetest ob tews— rachel ayres and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast broegbt— latest gb news weather forecast broegbt to— latest gb news weather forecast broegbt to woe— latest gb news weather forecast broegbt to woe by— latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met obse.— brought to you by the met ottrse. so— brought to you by the met office. so it's— brought to you by the met office. so it's been an unsettled— office. so it's been an unsettled first half of the weekemt— unsettled first half of the weekend and— unsettled first half of the weekend and that's not going to sbemge— weekend and that's not going to change tomorrow— weekend and that's not going to change tomorrow .— weekend and that's not going to change tomorrow . this unsettled change tomorrow. this unsettled weetber— change tomorrow. this unsettled weetber-tee— change tomorrow. this unsettled weather- due to— change tomorrow. this unsettled weather due to this area weather is all due to this area of weather is all due to this area ot tow— weather is all due to this area of low pressure— weather is all due to this area of low pressure that's out to tbe— of low pressure that's out to tbs-ot— of low pressure that's out to tbe-ot-bk.- of low pressure that's out to the of uk, bringing the west of the uk, bringing various occlusions in from the soetbwest.— various occlusions in from the southwest. and— various occlusions in from the southwest. and these are a bit of southwest. and these are a bit ot e— southwest. and these are a bit ot e toses— southwest. and these are a bit of a focus for— southwest. and these are a bit of a focus for some heavy bsowes— of a focus for some heavy bsowes emt— of a focus for some heavy showers and thunderstor storms. nowt _ showers and thunderstor storms. bow. tookrmg— showers and thunderstor storms. bow. tookrmg et— showers and thunderstor storms. now, looking at the detail for tbrs— now, looking at the detail for tbrs ewemrmg— now, looking at the detail for this evening and— now, looking at the detail for this evening and thunderstorms and this evening and thunderstorms emt bsowes— this evening and thunderstorms and showers we've seen and showers that we've seen tbroegb— and showers that we've seen tbroegb-emt- and showers that we've seen through-and will- and showers that we've seen through and will continue through today and will continue tomtgbt— through today and will continue tomrgbt. amt— through today and will continue tonight. and push northeastwards

.tbere— tonight. and push northeastwards .tbere wrtt— tonight. and push northeastwards . tbere wrtt be— tonight. and push northeastwards , there will be a— tonight. and push northeastwards , there will be a few clearer soetrs— , there will be a few clearer sbetts es— , there will be a few clearer spells as well— , there will be a few clearer spells as well around this ewemrmg— spells as well around this ewemrmg .— spells as well around this evening . but— spells as well around this evening . but for north sea coast evening. but for north sea coast , evening. but for north sea coast . tow— evening. but for north sea coast . tow stoet— evening. but for north sea coast , low cloud will— evening. but for north sea coast , low cloud will push in as well . amt— , low cloud will push in as well . amt tbrs— , low cloud will push in as well . and this cloud— , low cloud will push in as well . and this cloud and some of the rem— . and this cloud and some of the rain we've had— . and this cloud and some of the rain we've had around today will meke— rain we've had around today will meke tor— rain we've had around today will make for another— rain we've had around today will make for another warm and humid rrgbt— make for another warm and humid mrgbt .— make for another warm and humid mrgbt . so— make for another warm and humid mrgbt . so to— make for another warm and humid night . soto start— make for another warm and humid night . soto start sunday, make for another warm and humid night . so to start sunday, it'll night. so to start sunday, it'll be night. soto start sunday, it'll be gette— night. soto start sunday, it'll be quite unsettled for some with bsowes— be quite unsettled for some with showers already— be quite unsettled for some with showers already to _ be quite unsettled for some with showers already to start the momrmg— showers already to start the mommg .— showers already to start the morning , some— showers already to start the morning , some places will see morning, some places will see a bit morning, some places will see a brt ot— morning, some places will see a brt ot hazy— morning, some places will see a bit of hazy brightness as well betore— bit of hazy brightness as well betore we— bit of hazy brightness as well before we see— bit of hazy brightness as well before we see further heavy bsowes— before we see further heavy showers and _ before we see further heavy showers and thunderstorms arms popping— showers and thunderstorms arms popping up.— showers and thunderstorms arms popping up, especially as we get stoser— popping up, especially as we get closer towards— popping up, especially as we get closer towards lunchtime . closer towards lunchtime. temperature _ closer towards lunchtime. temperature wise tomorrow tbew-tr— temperature wise tomorrow tbew-tr be— temperature wise tomorrow they'll be similar to today tboegb— they'll be similar to today though, where— they'll be similar to today though, where we see any brotomget— though, where we see any prolonged spells of showers . prolonged spells of showers. tbrmgs— prolonged spells of showers. tbrmgs wrtt— prolonged spells of showers. things will feel- prolonged spells of showers. things will feel a little cooler erter— things will feel a little cooler emter tbose— things will feel a little cooler under those cloudier skies. now we to— under those cloudier skies. now we to bewe— under those cloudier skies. now we do have two— under those cloudier skies. now we do have two yellow thunderstorm - we do have two yellow thunderstorm warnings out from rztoo— thunderstorm warnings out from 12:00 tomorrow— thunderstorm warnings out from 12:00 tomorrow and this is due to btemtw— 12:00 tomorrow and this is due to btemtw ot— 12:00 tomorrow and this is due to plenty of thunderstorms eroet— to plenty of thunderstorms around during— to plenty of thunderstorms around during tomorrow evening, esbesrettw— around during tomorrow evening, esbesrettw .— around during tomorrow evening, esbesrettw . amt— around during tomorrow evening, especially . and these will push especially. and these will push mortbwerts— especially. and these will push northwards throughout the ettemoom— northwards throughout the afternoon. and overnight to steer— afternoon. and overnight to clear scotland _ afternoon. and overnight to clear scotland during monday momtmg— clear scotland during monday momrmg. amt— clear scotland during monday morning. and this could bring some disruption— morning. and this could bring some disruption tomorrow evening . so— some disruption tomorrow evening . so to— some disruption tomorrow evening . so to sbesk— some disruption tomorrow evening . so do check the— some disruption tomorrow evening . so do check the weather if you

are travelling, _ . so do check the weather if you are travelling, it— . so do check the weather if you are travelling, it will mean tbet— are travelling, it will mean tbet rt-tt— are travelling, it will mean that it'll be- are travelling, it will mean that it'll be quite a warm and bemrt— that it'll be quite a warm and bemrt stert— that it'll be quite a warm and humid start again on monday momtmg— humid start again on monday mommg. bet— humid start again on monday momrmg. bet e— humid start again on monday morning, but a bit more the morning, but a bit more in the way— morning, but a bit more in the wew ot— morning, but a bit more in the way of brightness, especially across england— way of brightness, especially across england a way of brightness, especially. across england—a bit across england and wales. a bit stoetrer— across england and wales. a bit cloudier with— across england and wales. a bit cloudier with-rain- across england and wales. a bit cloudier with rain across cloudier with some rain across ssottemt— cloudier with some rain across osottemt to— cloudier with some rain across scotland to start— cloudier with some rain across scotland to start the new week. bet— scotland to start the new week. bet tertber— scotland to start the new week. but further south— scotland to start the new week. but further south showers will tewetob— but further south showers will soon develop as— but further south showers will soon develop as we go towards bomtew— soon develop as we go towards monday afternoon— soon develop as we go towards monday afternoon and not much wrtt— monday afternoon and not much wrtt sbemge— monday afternoon and not much will change throughout the rest of will change throughout the rest ot-wrtb— will change throughout the rest of-with showers- of the week with showers somtrmermg — of the week with showers somtrmermg .— of the week with showers continuing , though it will stay continuing, though it will stay emt— continuing, though it will stay warm and humid— continuing, though it will stay warm and humid .