good morning and welcome to the point on me, andrew point on gb news with me, andrew pierce me dawn neesom. i pierce and me dawn neesom. i know. great joy standing in today for the lovely bev turner who's on a beach doing something really and sunny really lovely and sunny and happy stuff. and we're here happy and stuff. and we're here in-studio— happy and stuff. and we're here in-studio keeping— in the studio keeping you company— in the studio keeping you company boris johnson turns company now. boris johnson turns 59 today. — company now. boris johnson turns 59 today. another— company now. boris johnson turns 59 today. another birthday, and he wm— 59 today. another birthday, and he will get— 59 today. another birthday, and he whh get a— 59 today. another birthday, and he will get a rather unwelcome

present— he will get a rather unwelcome present from — he will get a rather unwelcome present from the— he will get a rather unwelcome present from the house of commone— present from the house of commons when his former eeueeeuee— commons when his former colleagues vote- commons when his former colleagues vote on the partygate report,— colleagues vote on the partygate reheh, whheh— colleagues vote on the partygate report, which accused him of lying-— report, which accused him of hyhg. huh— report, which accused him of hyhg. huh many— report, which accused him of lying. but many tory mps are expected— lying. but many tory mps are expected het— lying. but many tory mps are expected not to _ lying. but many tory mps are expected not to turn up, hhehuehe— expected not to turn up, including the - expected not to turn up, including the current prime minister— including the current prime hhhher — including the current prime hhhher h— including the current prime minister i bet,— including the current prime minister e�*z including the current prime minister 3“: minister i bet, and i bet you the chancellor won't be there ehhen the chancellor won't be there either. joining us for the first time on the show is the former tory mp david burton walbert, and he resigned at the weekend. he in a cocaine he was caught up in a cocaine and sex with a newspaper and sex sting with a newspaper for is going to be a very for he is going to be a very interesting interview. first time gb news. interesting interview. first time-gb news. very. interesting interview. first- time.gb news. very excited by time on gb news. very excited by that.— time on gb news. very excited by that-stay— time on gb news. very excited by that-leey whh— time on gb news. very excited by that..stay with us— time on gb news. very excited by that. stay with us for more that. so stay with us for more -meheeee- that. so stay with us for more. now. -mortgage-and now. and mortgage misery and mhhene— now. and mortgage misery and mhhehe-eh- now. and mortgage misery and millions. of england millions. the bank of england mav— millions. the bank of england hey-retes— millions. the bank of england may-rates again- millions. the bank of england may rates again this week may raise rates again this week . heme— may raise rates again this week . home owners huge . home owners face huge increases in their repayments as their— increases in their repayments as their heed— increases in their repayments as their fixed deals— increases in their repayments as their fixed deals come to an end.— their fixed deals come to an end. huh— their fixed deals come to an end. huh the— their fixed deals come to an end. but the government says there-e— end. but the government says there's nothing— end. but the government says there's nothing it— end. but the government says there's nothing it can do but get— there's nothing it can do but get-touch— there's nothing it can do but getltouch eh— there's nothing it can do but get-touch at gb- there's nothing it can do but get touch at gb news gb views get in touch at gb news gb views ahe— get in touch at gb news gb views and he— get in touch at gb news gb views .com and let us— get in touch at gb news gb views .com and let us know what you think— .com and let us know what you hhhh .— .com and let us know what you think. there'd_ .com and let us know what you think. there'd be— .com and let us know what you think. there'd be a huge failure to think. there'd be a huge failure he hum— think. there'd be a huge failure he hum huh— think. there'd be a huge failure to turn out of— think. there'd be a huge failure to turn out of mps. c c to turn out of mps. it won't just— to turn out of mps. it won't just he— to turn out of mps. it won't just be the prime minister.

justin really urgent things to do justin really urgent things to he h— justin really urgent things to he h hheh— “ really urgent things to do in their constituency. the hhme— do in their constituency. the prime minister— do in their constituency. the prime minister has got an urgent meeting with the prime minister of sweden where he's going to get how to have get advice on how to have a really quick inquiry like they've done sweden on covid they've done in sweden on covid not going to happen, not that's not going to happen, is it.7 certainly not, no, is it? certainly not, no, because— is it? certainly not, no, heeeuee—hei is it? certainly not, no,- because _to go because that's going to go on uhhhh— because that's going to go on uhhhh 2020,— because that's going to go on until 2020, 27,— because that's going to go on until 2020, 27, 27,— because that's going to go on until 2020, 27, 27, 27? i think eh— until 2020, 27, 27, 27? i think oh my— until 2020, 27, 27, 27? i think oh my heret— until 2020, 27, 27, 27? i think so. oh my lordy, that's a long the.— so. oh my lordy, that's a long the huh— so. oh my lordy, that's a long the huh-ee— so. oh my lordy, that's a long time. but-do you- so. oh my lordy, that's a long time. but do you think? get time. but what do you think? get in time. but what do you think? get h heueh— time. but what do you think? get h heueh whhh— time. but what do you think? get in touch with gb— time. but what do you think? get in touch with gb views at gb newe— in touch with gb views at gb news .com. but— in touch with gb views at gb news .com. but first, here's heur— news .com. but first, here's yeuh morning— news .com. but first, here's your morning news with tatiana . your morning news with tatiana. hhehh— your morning news with tatiana. thank you— your morning news with tatiana. thank you very— your morning news with tatiana. thank you very much— your morning news with tatiana. thank you very much and- your morning news with tatiana. thank you very much and good morning. this is the latest from the newsroom. the prime minister is expected to skip a debate on the report that found boris johnson lied over partygate rishi sunak has this morning told reporters it's a matter for the house and for not the government. mps will decide today whether to sanction the former prime minister after the privileges committee found he repeatedly misled the house of commons. the committee recommended that mr johnson

should face a 90 day suspension had he not already resigned in advance of his judgement . well, advance of his judgement. well, it comes after the sunday mirror obtained video footage showing conservative staff partying dunng conservative staff partying during the covid lockdown and joking about restrictions at the time . tory staff can be seen time. tory staff can be seen ignonng time. tory staff can be seen ignoring the government's social distancing rules at the height of the pandemic to two of the 24 people at the christmas party were later handed. honours by bofis were later handed. honours by boris johnson , the home boris johnson, the home secretary is urging police chiefs across england and wales to ramp up the use of stop and search powers. suella braverman said officers who used the powers have her full support to prevent violence and save more lives. however, critics of stop and search say it disproportionately targets black and ethnic minority communities and ethnic minority communities and homelessness . charities have and homelessness. charities have told the prime minister their deeply concerned that the government will fail to meet its

target of ending rough sleeping in england by next year. in a letter to rishi sunak, the organisation said the data shows we are going backwards in terms of meeting the goal . more than of meeting the goal. more than 3000 people were sleeping rough on a single night in autumn last yeah on a single night in autumn last year. that's up 26% on the equivalent total for the year before you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website at cbnnews.com. now it's back to andrew and dawn . back to andrew and dawn. good morning. still to back to andrew and dawn.- - good morning. still to come he heme,— - good morning. still to come he heme—en this morning, we'll be joined by eeehh— this morning, we'll be joined by heeehh-ee— this morning, we'll be joined by heeehh-ee tow- this morning, we'll be joined by. recent-ad tory-david recent suspend ad tory mp david wehhuheh— recent suspend ad tory mp david hehhuheh hehh— recent suspend ad tory mp david warburton right here in the shutte— warburton right here in the ewe .— warburton right here in the ewe . veh— warburton right here in the studio . very exciting. well, in studio. very exciting. well, in tech— studio. very exciting. well, in tech hee— studio. very exciting. well, in fact he's actually— studio. very exciting. well, in fact he's actually announced hee— fact he's actually announced he-e ehehehe— fact he's actually announced he's standing down together . hi; he's standing down together. he was he's standing down together. he eeeghh— he's standing down together. he eeughh h— he's standing down together. he eeughh h e— he's standing down together. he was caught in a cocaine- he's standing down together. hi; he's standing down together. he was caught in a cocaine and sex sting with a newspaper . not the sting with a newspaper. not the first, won't be the last . but first, won't be the last. but first, won't be the last. but first to the politics of the day. the explosive video showing

staffers at conservative party hq. dear me , revelling in the hq. dear me, revelling in the christmas spirit during the covid restrictions at a time, actually when they've been tightened. the police looked into this. they had are still photograph. they're now looking into again they've into it again since they've seen that footage , does it make that film footage, does it make a difference? we all saw the ethe— a difference? we all saw the stills pictures— a difference? we all saw the stills pictures ,_ a difference? we all saw the stills pictures , but- : ”firhzrflzhi?’ we all saw the stills pictures , but you see the stills pictures, but you see the hevhg— stills pictures, but you see the hevhg-ehe- stills pictures, but you see the moving - and you - stills pictures, but you see the moving and you think, moving images and you think, i eeh-h— moving images and you think, i cant week— moving images and you think, i cant werh eeh— moving images and you think, i can't work out.it's_ moving images and you think, i can't work out it's arrogance can't work out if it's arrogance or can't work out if it's arrogance eh ehuehhhhy— can't work out if it's arrogance eh ehuehehhy eh— can't work out if it's arrogance or stupidity or a— can't work out if it's arrogance or stupidity or a dangerous combination. _ or stupidity or a dangerous combination. thzh or stupidity or a dangerous combination. . or stupidity or a dangerous combination. thzh combination. do you see that they're drunk they're roaring drunk and they're roaring drunk and they're mick out they're also taking the mick out of restrictions? keep two of the restrictions? keep two metres of the restrictions? keep two hehee apart-— of the restrictions? keep two metres apart. yeah.- ht , keep two metres apart. yeah. hahaha e metres apart. yeah. hahaha > veh— metres apart. yeah. hahaha > very funny.— metres apart. yeah. hahaha > vehhehhy. okay. — metres apart. yeah. hahaha e meanwhile, metres apart. yeah. hahaha e «33 meanwhile, and very funny. okay. meanwhile, and m..— very funny. okay. meanwhile, and former-minister— very funny. okay. meanwhile, and former-minister david- former prime minister david cmee— former prime minister davidj cameron—stand former prime minister david. cameron—stand at cameron will take the stand at the cameron will take the stand at hhe-heuhm— cameron will take the stand at the-inquiry-this. the covid inquiry later this memhg— the covid inquiry later this morning austerity morning as the austerity eehehee— morning as the austerity policies-his- morning as the austerity policies his government are policies of his government are assessed her— policies of his government are assessed for impact on assessed for their impact on eeheemhe— assessed for their impact on pandemic preparedness. can't say he— pandemic preparedness. can't say hheh were— pandemic preparedness. can't say hheh were .— pandemic preparedness. can't say hheh were , huh— pandemic preparedness. can't say that word , but it's— pandemic preparedness. can't say that word , but it's a big day that word, but it's a big day for that word, but it's a big day her heme— that word, but it's a big day for boris johnson because he is 59 for boris johnson because he is he heeey. — for boris johnson because he is seheeey. lhe— for boris johnson because he is 59 today. .he has- for boris johnson because he is 59 today. .he has a- for boris johnson because he is 59 today. if he has a party at his home in oxfordshire, it can be the rules because be within the rules because there break. and there aren't any to break. and of course there will be a vote by the commons tonight after the privileges committee ludicrously, , ludicrously, in my view, suspended for 90 days and revoked his right to a former

mps pass to enter parliament. so don't you think it is just heheee— so don't you think it is just heheee th— so don't you think it is just handed it in?— so don't you think it is just handed it in? in— so don't you think it is just handed it in? in any case, it's the— handed it in? in any case, it's the thew— handed it in? in any case, it's like blow the— handed it in? in any case, it's like blow the lot— handed it in? in any case, it's like blow the lot of you. i'm hush— like blow the lot of you. i'm tueh eh— like blow the lot of you. i'm tueh eh hee— like blow the lot of you. i'm just off now. well, the thing is, just off now. well, the thing he, h— just off now. well, the thing he, h wrehe — just off now. well, the thing is, i wrote in— just off now. well, the thing is, i wrote in my— just off now. well, the thing is, i wrote in my diary in the meth— is, i wrote in my diary in the math hetet— is, i wrote in my diary in the mail today, john— is, i wrote in my diary in the mail today, john bercow hevehhhe— mail today, john bercow revolting-wasi mail today, john bercow. revolting-was the revolting man who was the speaker— revolting man who was the speaker kicked— revolting man who was the speaker kicked out of. he was suspended. — speaker kicked out of. he was suspended. lost pass into suspended. he lost his pass into parliament for bullying and lying committee for life. lying to the committee for life. he was in parliament last he was in the parliament last week somebody invited week because somebody invited him what's the him to a party. so what's the point well, that's a lot point of it? well, that's a lot of parties going on in your world, isn't there? there is. i never world, isn't there? there is. i eeh— world, isn't there? there is. i never get invited,— world, isn't there? there is. i never get invited, but- : e “hihifi’ there is. i never get invited, but joining us never get invited, but joining ue-he— never get invited, but joining us-is someone- never get invited, but joining us is someone who does like us now is someone who does like a us now is someone who does like e party— us now is someone who does like e eehy-hheh-e— us now is someone who does like a party-that's olivia- us now is someone who does like a party that's olivia utley a party and that's olivia utley hem— a party and that's olivia utley from westminster. good morning, ohm.— from westminster. good morning, olivia--havin9_ from westminster. good morning, olivia.-having a- from westminster. good morning, olivia. having a party olivia. are you having a party hhehe— olivia. are you having a party there-morning— olivia. are you having a party there-morning ?_ olivia. are you having a party there morning .7 give good there this morning? give good memhe. — there this morning? give good morning. don't— there this morning? give good morning. j“ c there this morning? give good morning. jh::“ e there this morning? give good morning. e “g morning. don't seem to be having a party yet . does it matter? a party yet. does it matter? ohm,— a party yet. does it matter? ehhvhe, 90— a party yet. does it matter? ehvhe, ge her— a party yet. does it matter? olivia, go for it.— «eh; does it matter? olivia, go for it. right. what's heeeehhe— olivia, go for it. right. what's happening teem— olivia, go for it. right. what's happening down there today .7 happening down there today? hem.— happening down there today? veeh. th— happening down there today? yeah, it looks— happening down there today? yeah, it looks like— happening down there today? yeah, it looks like it's- happening down there today? yeah, it looks like it's going to be quite an interesting day. we're expecting the vote to happen at 330 this afternoon , happen at 330 this afternoon, but the debate happened at 330 this afternoon. but it's

actually not clear whether it's going to go to a vote at all. there are plenty of cabinet ministers who've already said that not going to that they're not going to they're not going to vote either way, that they're going to abstain. rishi sunak, it sounds like, isn't to be there at like, isn't going to be there at all. suddenly has an urgent all. he suddenly has an urgent meeting prime minister meeting with the prime minister of gove said of sweden, michael gove has said he's abstain. mark he's going to abstain. mark harper, the transport secretary, is be travelling so is going to be travelling so he's going vote and the he's not going to vote and the government is tacitly encourage urging mps to go to uxbridge to campaign in the by—election rather than be present in the house of commons for the vote. there's only line whip. it there's only a one line whip. it sounds as though won't be sounds as though there won't be very there at all, very many tories there at all, and even boris johnson's own allies sounds like they will probably just wave the report through over weekend. boris through over the weekend. boris johnson perhaps fear of an johnson, perhaps for fear of an embarrassed , embarrassingly few embarrassed, embarrassingly few allies standing up in support of him, has actually told his supporters just to wave the report through . so what might report through. so what might happenis report through. so what might happen is after a sort of two hour or so debate at 330 this

afternoon, the speaker will ask mps essential if they are happy to wave the report through. now, if a few of them stand up and say no . bill cash, one of boris say no. bill cash, one of boris johnson's most loyal allies, someone who has recognised in his resignations honours award list, is perhaps may do that. but if he doesn't, then that report will simply be waved through the findings of that report will be waved through. there will be no vote at all. and essentially boris johnson's career end with bit of career will end with a bit of a whimper than a bang . and whimper rather than a bang. and my understanding , olivia,- my understanding , olivia, is he my understanding, olivia, is he teem-h— my understanding, olivia, is he eeeeh-h hem— my understanding, olivia, is he doesn't want his— my understanding, olivia, is he doesn't want his mps who still eupheh— doesn't want his mps who still eueeeh hhm — doesn't want his mps who still eueeeh hhm he— doesn't want his mps who still support him to vote because he teem-h,— support him to vote because he teem-h, ee— support him to vote because he teem-h, as you— support him to vote because he doesn't, as you say, he doesn't hem— doesn't, as you say, he doesn't want-numbers— doesn't, as you say, he doesn't want-numbers to- doesn't, as you say, he doesn't want numbers to be, oh, only want the numbers to be, oh, only 18 want the numbers to be, oh, only he eh— want the numbers to be, oh, only he eh ee— want the numbers to be, oh, only he eh ee vehee— want the numbers to be, oh, only 18 or so voted against it. is hhehe— 18 or so voted against it. is hhehe e— 18 or so voted against it. is there a sense— 18 or so voted against it. is there a sense as- 18 or so voted against it. is there a sense as well, even emeheeh— there a sense as well, even emehoeh tory— there a sense as well, even amongst tory mps, that for god's ate,— amongst tory mps, that for god's ate, eeh— amongst tory mps, that for god's ate, eeh hhhe— amongst tory mps, that for god's sake, get this over— amongst tory mps, that for god's sake, get this over and done whhh— sake, get this over and done whhh eh— sake, get this over and done with or we're _ sake, get this over and done with or we're fed— sake, get this over and done with or we're fed up to the back heehh — with or we're fed up to the back heehh whhh— with or we're fed up to the back teeth with all— with or we're fed up to the back teeth with all of— with or we're fed up to the back teeth with all of this .7 ”h“hi:; teeth with all of this? there eehemhy— teeth with all of this? there eehehhhy he— teeth with all of this? there eehehhhy he .— teeth with all of this? there certainly is . i've— teeth with all of this? there certainly is . i've been hearing certainly is. i've been hearing that from quite a lot of conservative that said , conservative mps. that said, there are a few minister level people in the cabinet and just

junior to that who are a little bit worried about the precedent that this report is going to set. they yes, they're sick to the back teeth of boris johnson. they are perfectly happy to see him go. but there are people who feel the privileges feel as though the privileges committee did overreach, giving bofis a committee did overreach, giving boris a suspension so boris johnson a suspension so much longer than than disgraced snp mp margaret ferrier. and they're worried that this will mean that in future mps are elected mps have to leave the house of commons on the whim, essentially of a small number of mps. so there are concerns there, but i think those will be overshadowed by a general sense, as you say, that the best thing to happen now is that this whole issue gets put to bed. just finally in the video- g ihhi: just finally in the video horror, the we — finally in the video horror, the we heeh— finally in the video horror, the video nasty-those - finally in the video horror, the video nasty those twits at video nasty from those twits at hem— video nasty from those twits at hem cehheh— video nasty from those twits at tory central office— video nasty from those twits at tory central office getting eheehee — tory central office getting sloshed during the partygate restrictions. _ sloshed during the partygate restrictions. one— sloshed during the partygate restrictions. one of them eheheoheehee— restrictions. one of them photographed is ben mallett, who got photographed is ben mallett, who eeh eh— photographed is ben mallett, who eeh eh ehe— photographed is ben mallett, who eeh an em h— photographed is ben mallett, who got an obe in boris— photographed is ben mallett, who got an obe in boris johnsons heehehehheh— got an obe in boris johnsons resignation honours list. he ehe— resignation honours list. he ehee happene— resignation honours list. he also happens to— resignation honours list. he also happens to advise one of he— also happens to advise one of hhe hhhee— also happens to advise one of the three london— also happens to advise one of the three london mayoral candidates— the three london mayoral candidates .— the three london mayoral candidates. mos hussain is there a candidates. mos hussain is there e h emehe—

candidates. mos hussain is there a clamour among the on the hehem— a clamour among the on the labour benches— a clamour among the on the labour benches for him to lose hheh— labour benches for him to lose hheh ehe— labour benches for him to lose that obe there— labour benches for him to lose that obe there certainly is. i hete— that obe there certainly is. i mean keir starmer- that obe there certainly is. i mean keir starmer is- that obe there certainly is. i mean keir starmer is already saying this morning that he would scrap resignation honours altogether. these resignation honours do seem to have been a bit of a gift for labour. honours do seem to have been a bit of a gift for labour . yes, bit of a gift for labour. yes, there's ben mallett, there's also charlotte owen, ross kemp . also charlotte owen, ross kemp. so these pretty young, pretty junior advisers to boris johnson who seem to have been given peerages simply because he got on well with them. rishi on quite well with them. rishi sunak approved those honours, possibly , it's been rumoured possibly, it's been rumoured simply to try and keep boris johnson quiet, simply to try and keep boris johnson quiet , to sort of hand johnson quiet, to sort of hand him an olive branch and of course boris johnson then rather threw that back in his face by resigning in a very dramatic fashion from the house of commons triggering a commons and triggering a by—election rishi by—election which rishi sunak desperately so desperately doesn't want. so there is pressure on rishi sunak to revoke some of these honours. whether he'll ahead with it whether he'll go ahead with it now, i think it's quite unlikely he is determined as he keeps saying, about saying, to keep talking about his agenda and keep his own agenda and keep delivering. all right. that's the olivia utley, our political reporter westminster, piers

reporter at westminster, piers pottinger , one of our favourite pottinger, one of our favourite political commentators here. piers, you and i have written ehe— piers, you and i have written and hehhee— piers, you and i have written and talked-for- piers, you and i have written and talked for years and talked about for years heehohehheh— and talked about for years resignation this. they resignation honours this. they heehh— resignation honours this. they nearly ehweye— resignation honours this. they nearly always cause trouble. wet, — nearly always cause trouble. them-he- nearly always cause trouble. well, -it's favours. nearly always cause trouble. well, it's favours they well, because it's favours they do well, because it's favours they he met — well, because it's favours they he met heh— well, because it's favours they do and not necessarily on merit. ahe— do and not necessarily on merit. me the— do and not necessarily on merit. and it's interesting,— do and not necessarily on merit. and it's interesting, keir- and it's interesting, keir starmer he's not to starmer saying he's not going to do resignation on his list. he do a resignation on his list. he said tony didn't. do a resignation on his list. he said tony didn't . so said tony blair didn't. so i won't. well, tony blair didn't because at the time, if you remember, was being remember, he was being investigated and the labour party were under great pressure over cash for honours . that's over cash for honours. that's right. and that's why he didn't dare produce a resignation honours list. it wasn't out of principle , all, but because he principle, all, but because he was and he was interviewed by the police. absolutely. in ehheeh— the police. absolutely. in ehheeh he— the police. absolutely. in street he was— the police. absolutely. in street he was very- ijjsjjfjii absolutely. in street he was very serious. ihh:hh:.h:; absolutely. in street he was very serious. ' “: street he was very serious. and but— street he was very serious. and but the— street he was very serious. and but the most— street he was very serious. and but the most famous resignation honours list was really harold wilson's or marcia falkender, his secretary private secretary known as the lavender list when it was produced because she wrote it on her lavender notepaper. apparently i mean , i notepaper. apparently i mean, i must admit, and she was on it,

of course. and she was on it herself. yes. she got a peerage. but i mean, this list from boris does no one any favours, especially the poor people who've got them. and in fact, you do question some of them for actually accepting them . i mean, actually accepting them. i mean, charlotte owen , who is 29, the charlotte owen, who is 29, the youngest member of the house of lords, and she now is going to be under such scrutiny for everything she does or doesn't or doesn't do . i would think or doesn't do. i would think it's going to be a pretty hellish existence in the lords, actually. a fair point. i hadn't thought— actually. a fair point. i hadn't thought ot— actually. a fair point. i hadn't thought of that,— f a fair point. i hadn't thought of that, piers, because the— thought of that, piers, because the h— thought of that, piers, because the h only— thought of that, piers, because the h thty to.— thought of that, piers, because she is only 20. yeah. yeah she's very— she is only 20. yeah. yeah she's very young. — she is only 20. yeah. yeah she's very young. het— she is only 20. yeah. yeah she's very young. and all— she is only 20. yeah. yeah she's very young. and all this attention— very young. and all this attention focussed on her. why hee— attention focussed on her. why hee-get— attention focussed on her. why hee-getiwhet-e- attention focussed on her. why has got what's her has she got it.7 what's her relationship— has she got it.7 what's her relationship with johnson relationship with boris johnson 7 relationship with boris johnson .7_rumours flying. .7 all sorts of rumours flying tote-t— .7 all sorts of rumours flying tenet—ti .7 all sorts of rumours flyingi eeuht—e 29 around. absolutely. he's a 29 teet— around. absolutely. he's a 29 year ott— around. absolutely. he's a 29 year ett young— around. absolutely. he's a 29 year old young woman at the end of year old young woman at the end et-tey— year old young woman at the end et-tey-yeu— year old young woman at the end et-tey-yeu went- year old young woman at the end of day you want people of the day and you want people in of the day and you want people the-hotte— of the day and you want people h-hehee et— of the day and you want people in - house of lords- of the day and you want people in house of lords because in the house of lords because you— in the house of lords because you can— in the house of lords because you eppeht— in the house of lords because you can appoint you want people there— you can appoint you want people there-ethe— you can appoint you want people there-goinglbring- there who are going to bring something— there who are going to bring something table. something to the table. txpehehee— something to the table. experience-wisdom. i something to the table. experience wisdom. yeah. experience and wisdom. yeah. and don't have at 29. and you don't have much at 29. no,— and you don't have much at 29. he. exeetty— and you don't have much at 29. he. exeetty .— and you don't have much at 29. he. exeetty . ahe— and you don't have much at 29. no, exactly . and she— and you don't have much at 29. no, exactly . and she has- and you don't have much at 29. htitt no, exactly. and she has very little. so i think but

little. yeah so i think but again the votes today on the privilege committee is again people keep talking about partygate . it's actually it's partygate. it's actually it's not about party. it's not it's about misleading the house. yes, that's right. and boris johnson did that, according to the report , five times, which is report, five times, which is unheard of. yeah. and therefore, it is an immensely serious s offence in the house of commons. john profumo , of course, most john profumo, of course, most famously misled the house, but this is even more of a famous incident because he was the prime minister at the time and it is, it is serious and actually i don't think much of mps who abstain from voting . i mps who abstain from voting. i think it shows great weakness and if bill cash, who is of course, a great stickler for detail, as we know now, decides to push for a vote, which i think he will, i think he will, too. and i think there will be a vote. and of course, it will go through because it's not going

to be opposed by the opposition. but, you know, again, it's a very sorry state of affairs and it's the last thing the conservatives need at the moment. well, this is coming down the line. we've got another resignation— down the line. we've got another resignation honours— down the line. we've got another resignation honours list.- : c we've got another resignation honours list. liz hues— resignation honours list. liz hues .— resignation honours list. liz hues , ehe— resignation honours list. liz truss , she was— resignation honours list. liz truss , she was only there for truss, she was only there for 49 days- — truss, she was only there for 49 have. teeth.— truss, she was only there for 49 days. exactly. and— truss, she was only there for 49 days. exactly. and we understand there— days. exactly. and we understand there ee— days. exactly. and we understand there tetr— days. exactly. and we understand there are four people going to there are four people going to the house— there are four people going to the house et— there are four people going to the house of lords from her het. — the house of lords from her het. h— the house of lords from her list. ithink_ the house of lords from her list. i think two- the house of lords from her list. i think two of- the house of lords from her- list. i think two of them might be ant and dec. i the way be ant and dec. i mean the way it's a bit of experience it's got a bit of experience going, i mean, at least a bit of entertainment. yeah, go entertainment. yeah, yeah. go amiss. yeah. yeah. but i mean, that— amiss. yeah. yeah. but i mean, that-tatte— amiss. yeah. yeah. but i mean, that-cause another- that would cause another big stet— that would cause another big etht wen-t— that would cause another big stink won't it.— that would cause another big stink won't it. yeah. / stink won't it. yeah. yeah, ehsetutety. — stink won't it. yeah. yeah, absolutely. she can't surely if she half a sense of she had half a sense of propriety she would just say no, she had half a sense of pdon'tty she would just say no, she had half a sense of pdon't think would just say no, she had half a sense of pdon't think ivould just say no, she had half a sense of pdon't think i shouldist say no, she had half a sense of pdon't think i should do say no, she had half a sense of pdon't think i should do this. . i don't think i should do this. well, if i was advising her, i'd teth— well, if i was advising her, i'd ten-te— well, if i was advising her, i'd tett-te het— well, if i was advising her, i'd tell-to not do— well, if i was advising her, i'd tell-to not do it.- well, if i was advising her, i'd tell-to not do it. i- well, if i was advising her, i'd tell to not do it. i must tell her to not do it. i must say— tell her to not do it. i must set-hers.— tell her to not do it. i must set-there. te- tell her to not do it. i must say-piers, do you- tell her to not do it. i must. say-piers, do you think say yes. piers, do you think i mean, this is bernard jenkins. the mail papers have been big on this one, actually been found to attending as attending a drinks party as well. and he was on the committee finding boris johnson guilty . do committee finding boris johnson guilty. do you think the committee finding boris johnson guilty . do you think the fact guilty. do you think the fact that sir bernard johnson may or may not have attended a drinks

party as well, do you think that negates what has been found to bofis negates what has been found to boris johnson to have found to have done.7 no i don't think have been done.7 no i don't think it does. i don't think it makes tethere— it does. i don't think it makes bernard jenkin— it does. i don't think it makes bernard jenkin look- l : i don't think it makes bernard jenkin look very good. but bernard jenkin look very good. hhtlte— bernard jenkin look very good. hhtlte thht— bernard jenkin look very good. butido think also— bernard jenkin look very good. but do think also that i'm but i do think also that i'm thet— but i do think also that i'm eheht eetv— but i do think also that i'm afraid over time— but i do think also that i'm afraid over time and with the hqhhv— afraid over time and with the hqhhv hete— afraid over time and with the inquiry into covid going on, i'm there-h— inquiry into covid going on, i'm sure there'll be— inquiry into covid going on, i'm sure there'll be lots more of these— sure there'll be lots more of these pathet— sure there'll be lots more of these parties that happened that we these parties that happened that he haven-t— these parties that happened that he heveh-t vet— these parties that happened that we haven't yet heard about. shttehtv— we haven't yet heard about. suddenly emerging, as they say , suddenly emerging, as they say, for hthttet— suddenly emerging, as they say, for political or— suddenly emerging, as they say, for political or spiteful reasons. but- for political or spiteful reasons. but no , i don't think reasons. but no, i don't think it reasons. but no, i don't think ht detecte— reasons. but no, i don't think it detracts from _ reasons. but no, i don't think it detracts from from that. httheugh— it detracts from from that. httheugh h— it detracts from from that. although if i— it detracts from from that. although if i was him, i mean, theuvphehgtv— although if i was him, i mean, thehvphehgtv .— although if i was him, i mean, unsurprisingly , he's shied away unsurprisingly, he's shied away hem— unsurprisingly, he's shied away from commenting because i think he pvehehtv— from commenting because i think he probably feels— from commenting because i think he probably feels rather guilty eheut— he probably feels rather guilty about ht— he probably feels rather guilty about it all. _ he probably feels rather guilty about it all. you— he probably feels rather guilty about it all. /:::. he probably feels rather guilty about it all. /i he probably feels rather guilty about it all. yi about it all. you want to talk about it all. you want to talk about nicola sturgeon? i want to talk about nicola sturgeon. let's talk about nicola sturgeon. she was photographed back yesterday for the back at home yesterday for the first a first time. she lives in a suburb of glasgow. she's back to work in scottish work this week in the scottish parliament. she's parliament. she said she's innocent charges, but innocent of all charges, but she it an historic position. is it is an historic position. is it is an historic position. is it another scottish first minister arrest hid and interviewed caution the interviewed under caution by the police as a suspect. but

actually, you know,- iii: i but actually, you know, sturgeon iii. i but actually, you know, sturgeon is actually, you know, sturgeon is e meeevt— actually, you know, sturgeon is a master communicator or mhveeet — a master communicator or mistress. communicator and she chose— mistress. communicator and she these he— mistress. communicator and she these he vette— mistress. communicator and she chose her words very carefully veetevtev. — chose her words very carefully veetevtev. she— chose her words very carefully yesterday. she she said that she het— yesterday. she she said that she hat tene— yesterday. she she said that she had done nothing— yesterday. she she said that she had done nothing wrong. she thth-t— had done nothing wrong. she thth-t sav— had done nothing wrong. she didn't say she— had done nothing wrong. she didn't say she hadn't done ehvthhe— didn't say she hadn't done anything illegal. now if she's setting— anything illegal. now if she's eetthg uh— anything illegal. now if she's eetthg up her— anything illegal. now if she's setting up her defence, which is what— setting up her defence, which is what h— setting up her defence, which is what h thht— setting up her defence, which is what i think she— setting up her defence, which is what i think she was doing veetevtev— what i think she was doing yesterday, many people who commit— yesterday, many people who commit crimes— yesterday, many people who commit crimes would say, i've tene— commit crimes would say, i've tone nothing— commit crimes would say, i've done nothing wrong and the law is done nothing wrong and the law he on.— done nothing wrong and the law he vet.— done nothing wrong and the law he vet. h— done nothing wrong and the law is an. yes, i and— done nothing wrong and the law is an. yes, i and you mean i thought— is an. yes, i and you mean i thought very— is an. yes, i and you mean i thought very carefully. i mean, the— thought very carefully. i mean, the thought— thought very carefully. i mean, she thought about every single vote. — she thought about every single vote. she— she thought about every single word. she made— she thought about every single word. she made a— she thought about every single word. she made a statement and no questions— word. she made a statement and no questions left— word. she made a statement and no questions left .— word. she made a statement and no questions left . and if you no questions left. and if you took— no questions left. and if you took ot— no questions left. and if you took at every— no questions left. and if you look at every word, that's the key— look at every word, that's the tev vhth— look at every word, that's the tev vhth heu— look at every word, that's the key with her. it's— look at every word, that's the key with her. it's what she thou-t— key with her. it's what she thth-t sav— key with her. it's what she thth-t oov .— key with her. it's what she didn't say . and- key with her. it's what she didn't say . and she didn't say didn't say. and she didn't say the — didn't say. and she didn't say the innocent— didn't say. and she didn't say i'm innocent of— didn't say. and she didn't say i'm innocent of all charges. she thou-t— i'm innocent of all charges. she thth-t sav— i'm innocent of all charges. she thth-t oov h— i'm innocent of all charges. she didn't say i have— i'm innocent of all charges. she didn't say i have not broken the tow.— didn't say i have not broken the tow. she— didn't say i have not broken the how. she tott— didn't say i have not broken the law. she said i— didn't say i have not broken the law. she said i have done nothing— law. she said i have done nothing wrong— law. she said i have done nothing wrong . law. she said i have done- nothing wrong . she kept she said nothing wrong. she kept she said it more. i know i have done

nothing wrong. but you see, that-o— nothing wrong. but you see, that's different.— nothing wrong. but you see, that's different. yeah.- g 3 but you see, that's different. yeah. so i think— that's different. yeah. so i thht ht-e— that's different. yeah. so i think it's the— that's different. yeah. so i think it's the beginning of setting— think it's the beginning of eetthg up— think it's the beginning of setting up her— think it's the beginning of setting up her defence. she said ehe-e— setting up her defence. she said ehe-e going— setting up her defence. she said ehe-e gohhg hoot— setting up her defence. she said she's going back to parliament the— she's going back to parliament this week— she's going back to parliament this week and— she's going back to parliament this week and will be available for hoe— this week and will be available for more questions. but she i thet— for more questions. but she i mean, that in— for more questions. but she i mean, that in itself is a ridiculous— mean, that in itself is a ridiculous because she won't ohv ot— ridiculous because she won't answer any of them . and on top answer any of them. and on top of answer any of them. and on top oh that— answer any of them. and on top of that ot— answer any of them. and on top of that at the— answer any of them. and on top of that, at the weekend, the most—claims- of that, at the weekend, the. most—claims have of that, at the weekend, the - most—claims have now most sensational claims have now come from a whistleblower lower, vhhoh— come from a whistleblower lower, which the — come from a whistleblower lower, which the police— come from a whistleblower lower, which the police have acknowledged there investigating ahout— acknowledged there investigating about about— acknowledged there investigating about about a— acknowledged there investigating about about a businessman in soottaht— about about a businessman in soottaht hae— about about a businessman in scotland has adding senior snp mememh— scotland has adding senior snp members cash— scotland has adding senior snp members cash in— scotland has adding senior snp members cash in envelopes to the tumo— members cash in envelopes to the tune ot— members cash in envelopes to the tune of tem— members cash in envelopes to the tune of tone ot— members cash in envelopes to the tune of tens of thousands of pounds— tune of tens of thousands of pounds .— tune of tens of thousands of pounds . amt— tune of tens of thousands of pounds . and this man is related pounds. and this man is related to a— pounds. and this man is related to a tomor— pounds. and this man is related to a senior snp— pounds. and this man is related to a senior snp figure. now eveometv— to a senior snp figure. now eveomevv hm— to a senior snp figure. now everyone in the— to a senior snp figure. now everyone in the scottish parliament— everyone in the scottish parliament knows who this man is. parliament knows who this man h. yeah.— parliament knows who this man to. yeah. amt— parliament knows who this man is. yeah, and but— parliament knows who this man is. yeah, and but again, the mouth— is. yeah, and but again, the scottish press— is. yeah, and but again, the scottish press .— is. yeah, and but again, the scottish press . i- is. yeah, and but again, the scottish press . i know the laws scottish press. i know the laws of contempt— scottish press. i know the laws of contempt are— scottish press. i know the laws of contempt are very strong in soottamt— of contempt are very strong in scotland and— of contempt are very strong in scotland and the— of contempt are very strong in scotland and the press are termed— scotland and the press are terrified of— scotland and the press are terrified of it,— scotland and the press are terrified of it, but they seem to he— terrified of it, but they seem to he mo— terrified of it, but they seem to be more terrified of the snp heooaue— to be more terrified of the snp heoeaue .— to be more terrified of the snp because i mean— to be more terrified of the snp because i mean if— to be more terrified of the snp because i mean if this was happening— because i mean if this was happening m— because i mean if this was happening in england, the press voutt— happening in england, the press voutt he— happening in england, the press voutt he at— happening in england, the press would be all over— happening in england, the press would be all over it. there'd be all would be all over it. there'd be at that— would be all over it. there'd be at that ot—

would be all over it. there'd be all kinds of additional information- all kinds of additional information . but the snp have information. but the snp have tome— information. but the snp have tome a— information. but the snp have done a brilliant— information. but the snp have done a brilliant job at locking the— done a brilliant job at locking the tovm — done a brilliant job at locking this down. this— done a brilliant job at locking this down. this is- done a brilliant job at locking this down. .. gig this down. this is what you get when you've been in power for 15 years. absolute people are terrified. you have a great control and she seems to be still wielding that power now. humza yousaf , the leader of the humza yousaf, the leader of the sut— humza yousaf, the leader of the sup hm— humza yousaf, the leader of the sup hm the— humza yousaf, the leader of the snp in the first— humza yousaf, the leader of the snp in the first minister has tvvma— snp in the first minister has that to— snp in the first minister has now trying to divert this story, hut— now trying to divert this story, hut he— now trying to divert this story, but he promised— now trying to divert this story, but he promised honest transparency— but he promised honest transparency and a new era for the sup. — transparency and a new era for the snp. we've— transparency and a new era for the snp. we've had none of that. it's the snp. we've had none of that. he empty— the snp. we've had none of that. it's simply getting— the snp. we've had none of that. it's simply getting worse and teeter— it's simply getting worse and more deeper into the quagmire tumoumhma— more deeper into the quagmire surrounding this— more deeper into the quagmire surrounding this party. now the party— surrounding this party. now the party he— surrounding this party. now the pavtv to th— surrounding this party. now the party is in government, it is in ovethhtv— party is in government, it is in credibly serious— party is in government, it is in credibly serious and it really is credibly serious and it really to about— credibly serious and it really is about time— credibly serious and it really is about time that mr heusaff cathet— is about time that mr heusaff was called to— is about time that mr heusaff was called to account properly by the— was called to account properly by the scottish _ was called to account properly by the scottish press. jtit by the scottish press. do you thmt— by the scottish press. do you mm at— by the scottish press. do you think as well— by the scottish press. do you think as well that she would have been suspended pending the outcome of the investigation because that's what happens? absolutely and she she as leader was ruthless . she would have was ruthless. she would have chucked any of her members who were being investigated by the police over the allegedly

missing money for less. for less. exactly and they also keep tatttma— less. exactly and they also keep tatttma ahout— less. exactly and they also keep talking about she— less. exactly and they also keep talking about she was- htoitttllyt and they also keep talking about she was released vtthout— talking about she was released without charges. _ talking about she was released without charges. well, no charges— without charges. well, no charges-been- without charges. well, no charges been brought yet charges have been brought yet heoeaue— charges have been brought yet heoeaue the— charges have been brought yet because the police have not ttmtehet— because the police have not finished their— because the police have not finished their inquiries. because the police have not finished their inquiries . so, finished their inquiries. so, yes,— finished their inquiries. so, yes ot— finished their inquiries. so, yes, of course,— finished their inquiries. so, yes, of course, everyone is tmooemt— yes, of course, everyone is innocent until— yes, of course, everyone is innocent until proven guilty. hut— innocent until proven guilty. hut ehe— innocent until proven guilty. hut the hat— innocent until proven guilty. but she has been arrested and tmtemtevet— but she has been arrested and interviewed as— but she has been arrested and interviewed as a— but she has been arrested and interviewed as a suspect in a very— interviewed as a suspect in a very malo— interviewed as a suspect in a very major criminal inquiry. now:— very major criminal inquiry. hov. t— very major criminal inquiry. hov. t thtmt— very major criminal inquiry. now, i think that alone , if i if now, i think that alone, if i if you— now, i think that alone, if i if you hat— now, i think that alone, if i if you hat anv— now, i think that alone, if i if you had any honour, nicola sturgeon— you had any honour, nicola sturgeon would— you had any honour, nicola sturgeon would step aside on her vottttom— sturgeon would step aside on her own volition. but— sturgeon would step aside on her own volition. but she hasn't given— own volition. but she hasn't given anv— own volition. but she hasn't given any sign— own volition. but she hasn't given any sign of doing that. far given any sign of doing that. tat hom — given any sign of doing that. tat hom ht— given any sign of doing that. tat hom tt .— given any sign of doing that. far from it . what she started at far from it. what she started at the weekend— far from it. what she started at the weekend in— far from it. what she started at the weekend in that interview the— the weekend in that interview was the beginning of her tetemoe. — was the beginning of her defence. this- was the beginning of her defence. this is- was the beginning of her defence. .. : was the beginning of her- defence. this is somebody who's advised politicians who've had their backs to the wall many times, which is why he's such an authority, is because i could lost count of the number of politicians. piers who advised her in a lot of trouble. but what they can and can't say. so would you have advised tit?" tit?" . so would you have advised her to do that.— would you have advised her to do that them— would you have advised her to do that them. to— would you have advised her to do that, piers, to.and_ would you have advised her to do that, piers, to.and-in. that, piers, to go and stand in hom— that, piers, to go and stand in front ot—

that, piers, to go and stand in front of-cameras?- that, piers, to go and stand in front of-cameras? - that, piers, to go and stand in front of cameras? \ttiit front of the cameras? no, because— front of the cameras? no, heaue t— front of the cameras? no, because i think- front of the cameras? no, because i think she's i mean, the people investigating and the prosecutors, will simply be prosecutors, this will simply be spur them on. and i think also she's going to look, if things turn out badly for her, which i fear they . will she's going to fear they. will she's going to look very foolish . i mean, it's look very foolish. i mean, it's far better to say nothing . the far better to say nothing. the point is, she can't stay away once you're in power. it's very hard to let power go. and she likes to be in charge. running things. she wants to get back in parliament, control the rumour mill, make these comments, keep saying i've done nothing wrong and try and establish the beginning of her defence. that's what she's up to. she's almost in what she's up to. she's almost tm tomat— what she's up to. she's almost in denial. yes.— what she's up to. she's almost in denial. yes. i— l. she's almost in denial. yes. i wouldn't in denial. yes. iwouldn't homet— in denial. yes. iwouldn't forget ome— in denial. yes. iwouldn't forget one of— in denial. yes. i wouldn't forget one of the other two peopte— forget one of the other two people arrested _ forget one of the other two people arrested and questioned for hours— people arrested and questioned for hours vas— people arrested and questioned for hours was peter murrell , her for hours was peter murrell, her husband— for hours was peter murrell, her husband husband,— for hours was peter murrell, her husband husband, chief executive of husband husband, chief executive ot the— husband husband, chief executive of the sup— husband husband, chief executive of the snp since— husband husband, chief executive of the snp since 1988 who signed off of the snp since 1988 who signed oh the— of the snp since 1988 who signed off the accounts— of the snp since 1988 who signed off the accounts which she stated — off the accounts which she stamet oh. — off the accounts which she signed off. and— off the accounts which she

signed off. and there's the that— signed off. and there's the third person— signed off. and there's the third person was the treasurer who— third person was the treasurer vho stamet— third person was the treasurer who signed off— third person was the treasurer who signed off the accounts . and who signed off the accounts. and got— who signed off the accounts. and got to— who signed off the accounts. and we've got to remember it's toooooo. — we've got to remember it's £666,000. coincidence hardly the stem— £666,000. coincidence hardly the stem ot— £666,000. coincidence hardly the stem of the— £666,000. coincidence hardly the sign of the beast— £666,000. coincidence hardly the sign of the beast that is unaccountable for you. don't do vom— unaccountable for you. don't do you hook— unaccountable for you. don't do you took a— unaccountable for you. don't do your book a lovely— unaccountable for you. don't do your book a lovely time. t:tit your book a lovely time. i do, hut— your book a lovely time. i do, hut t-m— your book a lovely time. i do, but i'm surprised— your book a lovely time. i do, but i'm surprised you thought about it that much. but it's a lovely about it that much. but it's a tovetv ttme— about it that much. but it's a lovely time of— about it that much. but it's a lovely time of year- about it that much. but it's a lovely time of year in- e ti but it's a lovely time of year in scotland. yeah. — lovely time of year in scotland. yeah. amt— lovely time of year in scotland. yeah. and what— lovely time of year in scotland. yeah. and what i— lovely time of year in scotland. yeah. and what i would do if i het— yeah. and what i would do if i her ts— yeah. and what i would do if i her ts aet— yeah. and what i would do if i was her is get in— yeah. and what i would do if i was her is get in a— yeah. and what i would do if i was her is get in a camper van vtth— was her is get in a camper van vtth het— was her is get in a camper van with her husband— was her is get in a camper van with her husband and go for a me— with her husband and go for a hotttav— with her husband and go for a nice holiday in— with her husband and go for a nice holiday in the trossachs. hue-u— nice holiday in the trossachs. wet the— nice holiday in the trossachs. wet the to— nice holiday in the trossachs. we'd like to know— nice holiday in the trossachs. we'd like to know where- nice holiday in the trossachs. we'd like to know where that camper van is actually. when. when she disappeared view when she disappeared from view after arrested. i said, after being arrested. i said, find so find the camper van. so the police find sturgeon. police find nicola sturgeon. they yes they have got it. yes absolutely. the camper van that was on her 92 year old mother in law's drive for a political party campaign. think 92 party campaign. do you think 92 year mother was driving the year old mother was driving the camper out to the trossachs? camper van out to the trossachs? as we say, just one thing, meas- — as we say, just one thing, meas- t-m— as we say, just one thing, piers. i'm fascinated by the tast— piers. i'm fascinated by the fast that— piers. i'm fascinated by the fact that nicola— piers. i'm fascinated by the fact that nicola sturgeon, boris johnson.— fact that nicola sturgeon, boris tohmsom-humh- fact that nicola sturgeon, boris johnson,-trump in- johnson, donald trump in amehoa— johnson, donald trump in america, all— johnson, donald trump in america, all incredibly controversial- america, all incredibly controversial figures. but they seemtmatv— controversial figures. but they seemmatvam— controversial figures. but they seemingly can do to their fans amt— seemingly can do to their fans amt thev— seemingly can do to their fans amt thev ae— seemingly can do to their fans and they are fans— seemingly can do to their fans and they are fans aren't they to— and they are fans aren't they to ho— and they are fans aren't they can do no wrong— and they are fans aren't they can do no wrong . l. l and they are fans aren't they can do no wrong . l. i can do no wrong. up until now,

the last poll over the weekend showed that sturgeon's popularity had plummeted since her arrest. the scots are no fools once they smell a rat, they they don't like it. and i mean her popularity even though she may be in denial, has vanished. there she may be in denial, has vanished . there was also a poll vanished. there was also a poll vhtoh— vanished. there was also a poll vhtoh. okay.— vanished. there was also a poll which, okay, it's— vanished. there was also a poll which, okay, it's not— vanished. there was also a poll which, okay, it's not a- wt?" : there was also a poll which, okay, it's not a tory party— which, okay, it's not a tory party members,- which, okay, it's not a tory party members, but a reference. i party members, but a reference. tthtmt— party members, but a reference. t that ht— party members, but a reference. tthtmt tt vas— party members, but a reference. i think it was in— party members, but a reference. i think it was in the sunday ttmes— i think it was in the sunday times yesterday— i think it was in the sunday times yesterday that boris johnson— times yesterday that boris johnson ts— times yesterday that boris johnson is now— times yesterday that boris johnson is now less popular than thtttth— johnson is now less popular than phillip schofield. _ johnson is now less popular than phillip schofield. and i think that— phillip schofield. and i think that president— phillip schofield. and i think that president xi of china . that president xi of china. yeah.— that president xi of china. yeah. that-s— that president xi of china. yeah, that's pretty that's a pretty— yeah, that's pretty that's a pretty big— yeah, that's pretty that's a pretty big ask-_ yeah, that's pretty that's a pretty big ask. i've never been asked— pretty big ask. i've never been astet those— pretty big ask. i've never been asked those questions. i've never been asked a question ever by a— never been asked a question ever hv a oottsteu— never been asked a question ever hv a pottstet — never been asked a question ever hv a pottstev. n..— never been asked a question ever by a pollster. no, me- never been asked a question ever by a pollster. \ttiit by a pollster. no, me neither. hut— by a pollster. no, me neither. hut t— by a pollster. no, me neither. hut t meam— by a pollster. no, me neither. but i mean boris,— by a pollster. no, me neither. but i mean boris, poor- by a pollster. \ttiit but i mean boris, poor chap . by a pollster. \ttiit but i mean boris, poor chap. i hts— but i mean boris, poor chap. i mean his opening— but i mean boris, poor chap. i mean his opening column in, i'm ahatt— mean his opening column in, i'm ahatt vom— mean his opening column in, i'm afraid your newspaper , if he's afraid your newspaper, if he's going— afraid your newspaper, if he's tome to— afraid your newspaper, if he's tome to hate— afraid your newspaper, if he's going to write about miracle vetaht— going to write about miracle cure weight losses , i would cure weight losses, i would vomte— cure weight losses, i would wonder whether— cure weight losses, i would wonder whether the mail are paying— wonder whether the mail are tavmt htm. — wonder whether the mail are paying him- i"fl— wonder whether the mail are paying him. i'm sure rather too much — paying him. i'm sure rather too much t— paying him. i'm sure rather too much. ithink— paying him. i'm sure rather too much. i think he's— paying him. i'm sure rather too much. e g i“ much. i think he's biting his time until he ventures back into the political arena. i think

there was hidden- . tit? i think there was hidden messages in that— there was hidden messages in that outm— there was hidden messages in that outm .— there was hidden messages in that column . he— there was hidden messages in that column . he was quoting that column. he was quoting shakesheate— that column. he was quoting shakespeare about basically tatathaastmt— shakespeare about basically paraphrasing here, folks, about never trusting _ paraphrasing here, folks, about never trusting small, skinny yeah— never trusting small, skinny veah .— never trusting small, skinny men. yeah . is— never trusting small, skinny men. yeah . is the- never trusting small, skinny men. 4 never trusting small, skinny- men. yeah . is the prime minister men. yeah. is the prime minister who been skinny? yes. no. or is it me? well, possibly. i'm quite sttmv— it me? well, possibly. i'm quite sttmv. t— it me? well, possibly. i'm quite stmmv. t meam— it me? well, possibly. i'm quite skinny. i mean, it— . iti;7 well, possibly. i'm quite skinny. i mean, it might have just— skinny. i mean, it might have tust teem— skinny. i mean, it might have tust teem am— skinny. i mean, it might have just been an honest quote from shakesteate.— just been an honest quote from shakespeare, but— just been an honest quote from shakespeare, but i— just been an honest quote from shakespeare, but i was reading a lot shakespeare, but i was reading a tot ot— shakespeare, but i was reading a lot of messages. _ shakespeare, but i was reading a lot of messages. .. ' t: lot of messages. this is. and bofis lot of messages. this is. and boris johnson. no shakespeare internet because, of course, he is a biography is writing a biography of william shakespeare , which he's william shakespeare, which he's supposed to have handed in some years as i recall . they can years ago, as i recall. they can get with it. well, maybe his get on with it. well, maybe his most— get on with it. well, maybe his most outm— get on with it. well, maybe his next column will— get on with it. well, maybe his next column will be— gill . well, maybe his next column will be more illuminating— next column will be more illuminating .— next column will be more illuminating. i'm next column will be more illuminating . i'm it will illuminating. i'm sure it will he. — illuminating. i'm sure it will he. toot— illuminating. i'm sure it will be. good plug— illuminating. i'm sure it will be. good plug for- illuminating. i'm sure it will be. i: g illuminating. i'm sure it will be. l: lg jit be. good plug for the daily mail. of course, very mail. of course, we're very pleased have him. i you, pleased to have him. i tell you, every paper in fleet street wanted that column, didn't they? every paper in fleet street wante hownt column, didn't they? every paper in fleet street wante hownt colu are didn't they? every paper in fleet street wante hownt colu are didn't �*for(? yeah. how much are paying for it? yeah. how much are paying for he hon-t— yeah. how much are paying for it? don't-wall— yeah. how much are paying for it? don't wall one. \ttiit yeah. how much are paying for it? don't wall one. \tit it? don't good wall one. no that is it? don't good wall one. no that ts so— it? don't good wall one. no that ts so ahove— it? don't good wall one. no that ts so atove mv— it? don't good wall one. no that is so above my pay rise 275,000 from his previous newspaper for a column the daily telegraph. but he fell out with them badly or they fell out with him badly. he falls out with a lot of

people. yeah and i used to deal with his column sometimes. it was always late and he never wrote said he going wrote what he said he was going to write. when you rang him to write. and when you rang him back, the phone switched back, the phone was switched off. ah. it was always off. ah. but it was always beautiful. you couldn't beautiful. no, you couldn't change change change his. you couldn't change your literally your words. it was literally because columnists because we're both columnists and not a word. and you're literally not a word. you can't change any of it. it verv— you can't change any of it. it was very frustrating, - you can't change any of it. it was very frustrating, but beautifully written every time. piers, coming. piers, thank you for coming. thank great thank you so much. great pleasure, as always. - ti.“ great pleasure, as always. right. okay comtmt—tv- coming up, we're joined by veoemttv— coming up, we're joined by- recently—conservative recently suspended conservative mp—upl recently suspended conservative l tat—uh tm mp david warburton, caught up in a-sttmt. — mp david warburton, caught up in a-sttmt. ue-s— mp david warburton, caught up in a sting. he's resigning a cocaine sting. he's resigning for a cocaine sting. he's resigning tor a— a cocaine sting. he's resigning tor a fourth— a cocaine sting. he's resigning for a fourth by—election. mother— for a fourth by—election. another headache for rishi sumat. — another headache for rishi sunak. don't— another headache for rishi sunak. don't go anywhere . this sunak. don't go anywhere. this is sunak. don't go anywhere. this ts to— sunak. don't go anywhere. this ts to the— sunak. don't go anywhere. this is to the point— sunak. don't go anywhere. this is to the point on— sunak. don't go anywhere. this is to the point on gb news hattatm-s— is to the point on gb news britain's news— is to the point on gb news britain's news channel. hello there. — britain's news channel. hello there. t-m— britain's news channel. hello there. i'm jonathan- britain's news channel. hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. generally a showery office. it's generally a showery picture we start off the new picture as we start off the new working it's all due to working week. it's all due to low pressure that is in control of the weather across the uk, bringing unsettled conditions, particularly so for scotland. first thing, this occluded front has its way has been pushing its way northwards overnight , has been pushing its way northwards overnight, bringing some there is

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latest news with the lovely tatiana sanchez. t latest news with the lovely- tatiana sanchez . dawn, thank you tatiana sanchez. dawn, thank you very much and good morning. this is the latest from the newsroom the prime minister is expected to skip a debate on the report that found boris johnson lied over partygate . mps will decide over partygate. mps will decide today whether to sanction the former prime minister after the privileges committee found he repeatedly misled the house of commons. the committee recommended that mr johnson should face a 90 day suspension had he not already resigned in advance of his judgement. however mr johnson's decision to stand down with immediate effect means mps will no longer be voting on his future in parliament. it's understood his supporters are being encouraged to abstain. well this committee was established under the former prime minister. it commanded the somttemoe— prime minister. it commanded the somttemoe ot— prime minister. it commanded the confidence of the— prime minister. it commanded the confidence of the house- 37” it: .. it commanded the confidence of the house at the me— confidence of the house at the ttme amt— confidence of the house at the ttme amt t-m— confidence of the house at the time and i'm sure— confidence of the house at the time and i'm sure that they've tome— time and i'm sure that they've tome theta— time and i'm sure that they've done their work— time and i'm sure that they've done their work thoroughly and i respect— done their work thoroughly and i respect them — done their work thoroughly and i respect them for— done their work thoroughly and i respect them for that. obviously this respect them for that. obviously thts ts— respect them for that. obviously thts ts a— respect them for that. obviously this is a matter— respect them for that. obviously this is a matter for— respect them for that. obviously this is a matter for the house, mot— this is a matter for the house, not hot— this is a matter for the house, not for the— this is a matter for the house, not for the government, and hats— not for the government, and thats why— not for the government, and that's why each— not for the government, and that's why each individual that's why each an individual ootteatues— that's why each an individuali colleagues _their colleagues will make up their ohm—the- colleagues will make up their own _the time- colleagues will make up their. own _the time comes. colleagues will make up their- own_the time comes. so own mind when the time comes. so are own mind when the time comes. so vou— own mind when the time comes. so vou mot— own mind when the time comes. so vou mot 90i"9_ own mind when the time comes. so are you not going to— own mind when the time comes. so are you not going to be there? i sat— are you not going to be there? i satt each— are you not going to be there? i satt eaoh am— are you not going to be there? i said each an individual ootteatue—

said each an individual colleague their own colleague will make up their own mtmt— colleague will make up their own mtmt vhem— colleague will make up their own mind when the— colleague will make up their own mind when the time comes. this is mind when the time comes. this ts a— mind when the time comes. this ts a-tot— mind when the time comes. this ts a-tov the— mind when the time comes. this is a -for the house - mind when the time comes. this is a for the house rather is a matter for the house rather than— is a matter for the house rather thamlthe— is a matter for the house rather than the government. an than for the government. it's an tmtovtamt— than for the government. it's an important—that'si important distinction and that's why— important distinction and that's vhvlvouttm-t— important distinction and that's whwaouldn't-to- important distinction and that's why wouldn't to influence why i wouldn't want to influence amomev— why i wouldn't want to influence anyone—that- why i wouldn't want to influence anyone _that vote i why i wouldn't want to influencei anyone _that vote . anyone in advance of that vote. hott— anyone in advance of that vote. hath-smat— anyone in advance of that vote. dodi-sunak. there- anyone in advance of that vote. dodi-sunak. there that- dodi rishi sunak. there that comes mirror comes after the sunday mirror obtained video footage showing the conservative staff partying dunng the conservative staff partying during the covid lockdown and joking about restrictions at the time, tory staff can be seen ignonng time, tory staff can be seen ignoring the government's social distancing rules at the height of the pandemic. two of the 24 people at the christmas party were later handed honours by bofis were later handed honours by boris johnson on shadow business secretary. jonathan reynolds says he accepts the conclusions of the report. even i as a member of parliament, am so tired of this conservative soul opera. ijust tired of this conservative soul opera. i just read that report teause— opera. i just read that report teause tt-s— opera. i just read that report because it's going- i just read that report because it's going to be parliamentary business today. the— parliamentary business today. the ase— parliamentary business today. the ts— parliamentary business today. the case is forensically laid out— the case is forensically laid out .— the case is forensically laid out . tt— the case is forensically laid out . tt ts. — the case is forensically laid out . tt ts. tt— the case is forensically laid out. it is. it is— the case is forensically laid out. it is. it is absolutely stea— out. it is. it is absolutely oteat amt— out. it is. it is absolutely clear and straightforward and assessttte— clear and straightforward and accessible in— clear and straightforward and accessible in how it analyses that— accessible in how it analyses what the— accessible in how it analyses what the prime— accessible in how it analyses what the prime minister, the former— what the prime minister, the former prime— what the prime minister, the former prime minister, did and why— former prime minister, did and vhv that— former prime minister, did and vhv that was— former prime minister, did and why that was unacceptable. and that-s— why that was unacceptable. and thats why— why that was unacceptable. and thats vhv t-tt— why that was unacceptable. and that's why i'll be— why that was unacceptable. and that's why i'll be accepting the oomousttoms— that's why i'll be accepting the conclusions of— that's why i'll be accepting the conclusions of that report and

vottmt— conclusions of that report and vottmt tot— conclusions of that report and vottmt tot tt— conclusions of that report and voting for it today . conclusions of that report and voting for it today. “g voting for it today. breaking news in the last hour. david warburton has officially resigned as an mp following accusations of sexual harassment and cocaine use. the decision means rishi sunak faces another potentially difficult by—election in the somerton and frome seat vacated by the former tory mp . the 57 year old was tory mp. the 57 year old was suspended from the party in april last year pending the outcome of an investigation . outcome of an investigation. mortgage rates in the uk have reached a new high this year , reached a new high this year, increasing costs for borrowers and those who want to purchase a home. a two year fixed home loan now has a rate of just above 6, according to financial firm moneyfacts . interest rates have moneyfacts. interest rates have been raised 12 times since 2021, in a battle to tame inflation. this morning, in a battle to tame inflation. this morning , the prime minister this morning, the prime minister ruled out any extra government assistance for households struggling with payments . the struggling with payments. the home secretary is urging police chiefs across england and wales to ramp up the use of stop and

search powers. suella braverman said officers who use the powers have her full support to prevent violence and save more lives. however, critics of stop and search say it disproportionately targets black and ethnic minority communities. targets black and ethnic minority communities . strikes minority communities. strikes within the health care system have resulted in over half a million nhs appointments, operations and procedures being postponed in england. industrial action began towards the end of last year in the bitter ongoing dispute over pay. nurses held their first ever mass walkout in december with ambulance workers , physiotherapists and other health workers following suit in march this year. junior doctors began their first in a wave of strikes, causing further disruption on the service . sir disruption on the service. sir keir starmer will pledge to cut bills , create jobs and provide bills, create jobs and provide energy security . obe. in a energy security. obe. in a speech later, the labour leader is expected to set out new targets to reduce the time taken to complete clean power projects

from what he says years to months. the party has also committed to a local power plan, which it says will allow uk households to receive discounts on their bills if their area signs up to new green initiatives as now the london mayor is warning the threat of terrorism is still very real. six years on from the finsbury park attack. makram ali died and 11 others were injured after darren osborne drove a van into worshippers outside the muslim welfare house. shortly after ramadan prayers. he was found guilty of terrorism related murder and jailed for life. sadiq khan says the local community's reaction to the attack showed how londoners will always stand together . always stand together. homelessness charities have told the prime minister they're deeply concerned and that the government will fail to meet its target of ending rough sleeping in england by next year. in a letter to rishi sunak, the organisation said the data shows we're going backwards in terms

of meeting the goal . more than of meeting the goal. more than 3000 people were sleeping rough on a single night in autumn. last year. that's up 26% on the equivalent total for the year before . and new research shows before. and new research shows employment for those over the age of 65 has reached a record high, reaching 1.5 million for the first time since records began. the first time since records began . rest less has found the began. rest less has found the employment rate of the over 65 seconds is now at 12. the highest it's ever been. the group says it's driven by different factors, including an ageing population increases to pension age and the cost of living crisis . this is gb news. living crisis. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to andrew and dawn . and dawn. thank and dawn.| i thank you and dawn.- . thank you very aht havh — . thank you very much. aht havh — - thank you very much. tatiana, vvetoome— - thank you very much. tatiana, vvetoome tast— welcome back and good morning. vett— welcome back and good morning. vettlve— welcome back and good morning. vettlve toot—

welcome back and good morning. well, we look ahead to this well, as we look ahead to this tatetmoos— well, as we look ahead to this afternoon's vote— well, as we look ahead to this afternoon's vote on the thvttetet — afternoon's vote on the- privileged _report afternoon's vote on the- privileged_report , privileged committee report, mam— privileged committee report, mam-the— privileged committee report, many the backbenches have many on the backbenches have teovtet— many on the backbenches have teottet the— many on the backbenches have decried the findings, shouting stttoh — decried the findings, shouting stttoh up— decried the findings, shouting stttoh uh oh— decried the findings, shouting stitch up on behalf of the former— stitch up on behalf of the former prime— stitch up on behalf of the former prime minister. rishi sumat— former prime minister. rishi sumat ts— former prime minister. rishi sunak is staring down the hamst— sunak is staring down the barrel, though,— sunak is staring down the barrel, though, of not three by eteottoms— barrel, though, of not three by elections, but— barrel, though, of not three by elections, but four because the tatest— elections, but four because the tatest ome— elections, but four because the tatest ts— elections, but four because the latest one is david warburton, who-s— latest one is david warburton, vho-s the— latest one is david warburton, vho-s the hat— latest one is david warburton, who's the mp for— latest one is david warburton, who's the mp for somerton and tom— who's the mp for somerton and frome,-announced- who's the mp for somerton and frome, announced at the frome, who announced at the veetemt— frome, who announced at the veetemt he-s— frome, who announced at the weekend he's resigning. ti; weekend he's resigning. he's the one weekend he's resigning. he's the hevva-s— weekend he's resigning. he's the hevva-s caught— weekend he's resigning. he's the one was caught in a sex and one who was caught in a sex and cocaine involving cocaine sting involving a newspaper owner. and yeah, atsotutetv— newspaper owner. and yeah, absolutely announced- and yeah, absolutely announced stepping tovm— absolutely announced stepping tovm tm— absolutely announced stepping tovm tn the— absolutely announced stepping down in the wake of the sex and thugs— down in the wake of the sex and hugs soamtat— down in the wake of the sex and drugs scandal. and— down in the wake of the sex and drugs scandal. and i'm absolutely— drugs scandal. and i'm absolutely thrilled that absolutely thrilled to say that havtt— absolutely thrilled to say that havtt-us— absolutely thrilled to say that havtt-us tm— absolutely thrilled to say that david-us in the- absolutely thrilled to say that david us in the studio. gb david joins us in the studio. gb hevs— david joins us in the studio. gb hevs hast— david joins us in the studio. gb hevs hast t— david joins us in the studio. gb news first, i believe it is evaottv— news first, i believe it is exactly welcome to the show. thamt— exactly welcome to the show. thank you — exactly welcome to the show. thank you so— exactly welcome to the show. thank you so much for joining exactly welcome to the show. thank you so much forjoining us this thank you so much forjoining us thts momma.— thank you so much forjoining us this morning. good— thank you so much forjoining us this morning. good see you. this morning. good to see you. heh— this morning. good to see you. heh-totmt— this morning. good to see you. hett-totmt to- this morning. good to see you. well-going to ask- this morning. good to see you. well going to ask the well i'm just going to ask the theta— well i'm just going to ask the typical question,— well i'm just going to ask the typical question, how are you teehmt— typical question, how are you teehmt mov— typical question, how are you feeling now? mean, this was in feeling now? i mean, this was in the—veetemt- feeling now? i mean, this was in the—weekend. your the papers at the weekend. your name , your family. _ the papers at the weekend. your name , your family. are you name, your family. how are you teettmt— name, your family. how are you teehmt t — name, your family. how are you teehmt t to— name, your family. how are you feeling ? to be— name, your family. how are you feeling? “.gti; feeling? to be honest, a huge sense of relief, you know, and release at last. i can talk about this stuff's been going on for a year, more than a year, 15 months. and i've not been able

to speak out and say a single word against repeated allegations that against allegations that appear against me. it's been horrifically me. and it's been horrifically difficult keeping that silence and tough for my family, too, and tough for my family, too, and tough for the people who know the other side of the story, as it were. but so it's great to to be be free and to be able to say what i like. i'm only i'm only one day into it. so that may change. make it clear. what are— so that may change. make it clear. what are the- i g make it clear. what are the allegations astuattv— clear. what are the allegations actually against— clear. what are the allegations actually against you? well, i'm not attovet— actually against you? well, i'm not allowed to. _ actually against you? well, i'm not allowed to. it�*tiiill i“ not allowed to. well, i can say it. i can say it for you. so you were took you were in your home with woman. there was with a young woman. there was you were a newspaper sting. you were being secretly photographed for a sex and drugs involving cocaine, which you, of course, you've campaigned about in the commons. so you were being by your own self assessment, idiotic. david absolutely, 100. absolutely idiotic. and i absolutely idiotic. andi made absolutely idiotic. and i made a i absolutely idiotic. and i made a t mate— absolutely idiotic. and i made a t mate a— absolutely idiotic. and i made a i made a ridiculous decision and a shy— i made a ridiculous decision and a silly mistake.— i made a ridiculous decision and a silly mistake. i— i made a ridiculous decision and a silly mistake. i was i was led tovm— a silly mistake. i was i was led town a— a silly mistake. i was i was led town a pathway.— a silly mistake. i was i was led down a pathway. i— a silly mistake. i was i was led down a pathway. i was i was taught.— down a pathway. i was i was taught. t— down a pathway. i was i was taught. tvas— down a pathway. i was i was caught. i was photographed deliberately— caught. i was photographed

deliberately set up and i fell for tt— deliberately set up and i fell for t. tt— deliberately set up and i fell for it. it was— deliberately set up and i fell for it. it was naivety and stutttttv. — for it. it was naivety and stupidity. there's no question atout— stupidity. there's no question atout that. — stupidity. there's no question about that. and— stupidity. there's no question about that. ' “t: ti?“ about that. and while you can complain about a sting and being ensnared , nobody force you to go ensnared, nobody force you to go into that room with that young woman. nobody forced you to stick cocaine up your nose and nobody to drink nobody forced you to drink copious quantities of that very strong japanese whisky. no, they certainly didn't.— strong japanese whisky. no, they certainly didn't-have- strong japanese whisky. no, they certainly didn't.-have to. certainly didn't. and i have to say— certainly didn't. and i have to sav that— certainly didn't. and i have to sav that t-ve— certainly didn't. and i have to say that i've been— certainly didn't. and i have to say that i've been teetotal for the— say that i've been teetotal for the tast— say that i've been teetotal for the tast vea— say that i've been teetotal for the last year and— say that i've been teetotal for the last year and i intend to stav— the last year and i intend to stav that— the last year and i intend to stav that wav— the last year and i intend to stay that way because i sematmtv— stay that way because i certainly learnt a lesson. but voue— certainly learnt a lesson. but voue htht— certainly learnt a lesson. but voue htht t— certainly learnt a lesson. but you're right, i made the teststom— you're right, i made the decision-do- you're right, i made the decision do and i, you're right, i made the- decisionldo-and i, you decision to do that and i, you mow.— decision to do that and i, you know. t— decision to do that and i, you know, i didn't— decision to do that and i, you know, i didn't-to- decision to do that and i, you know, i didn't to say i did know, i didn't have to say i did it, know, i didn't have to say i did tt-t-m— know, i didn't have to say i did it,-i'm standing— know, i didn't have to say i did it,-i'm standing up- know, i didn't have to say i did it, i'm standing up because it, but i'm standing up because i it, but i'm standing up because t-to— it, but i'm standing up because t-to tett— it, but i'm standing up because t-to tett the— it, but i'm standing up because i-to tell the truth- it, but i'm standing up because i to tell the truth about i want to tell the truth about eveavthmt. — i want to tell the truth about. everything. _harriet, everything. your wife, harriet, has by you, not. not all has stood by you, not. not all wives would know. she's been tamtastto— wives would know. she's been fantastic throughout. - : she's been fantastic throughout. yes, she has— fantastic throughout. yes, she has stoot— fantastic throughout. yes, she has stoot tv— fantastic throughout. yes, she has stood by me— fantastic throughout. yes, she has stood by me 100. and it's teem— has stood by me 100. and it's been incredibly— has stood by me 100. and it's been incredibly difficult for her-tot— been incredibly difficult for her-tot mv— been incredibly difficult for her for my children . it's her and for my children. it's teem— her and for my children. it's teem a— her and for my children. it's teem a hat— her and for my children. it's been a hard time. i mean, tmtttahv— been a hard time. i mean, tmtttattv .— been a hard time. i mean, initially , really,- been a hard time. i mean, initially , really, when this all initially, really, when this all tote.— initially, really, when this all tvote. t— initially, really, when this all broke, i couldn't— initially, really, when this all broke, i couldn't cope with it. amt— broke, i couldn't cope with it. amt t— broke, i couldn't cope with it. and i literally— broke, i couldn't cope with it. and i literally collapsed and i souttm-t— and i literally collapsed and i couldn't hardly— and i literally collapsed and i couldn't hardly walk . and i went couldn't hardly walk. and i went to a— couldn't hardly walk. and i went to a tsvehtatho— couldn't hardly walk. and i went to a psychiatric hospital .

to a psychiatric hospital. heamttme— to a psychiatric hospital. meantime, she had to go into htttmt— meantime, she had to go into htttmt vtth— meantime, she had to go into hiding with the— meantime, she had to go into hiding with the kids from the press— hiding with the kids from the press who— hiding with the kids from the press who were— hiding with the kids from the press who were all over the house— press who were all over the house amt— press who were all over the house. and they— press who were all over the house. and they visited our vesteottve— house. and they visited our respective parents and my home— respective parents and my brother and _ respective parents and my brother and her brother and so on. brother and her brother and so the— brother and her brother and so the press— brother and her brother and so on. the press were— brother and her brother and so on. the press were all over the ooumttv— on. the press were all over the ooumtav tvvmt— on. the press were all over the ooumtav that to— on. the press were all over the country trying to get hold of me or her.— country trying to get hold of me or her. tmt— country trying to get hold of me or her. and then— country trying to get hold of me or her. and then when she did go tast— or her. and then when she did go hast home— or her. and then when she did go back home with— or her. and then when she did go back home with the— or her. and then when she did go back home with the kids, i was stth— back home with the kids, i was stttt t— back home with the kids, i was stttt t vas— back home with the kids, i was still i was still— back home with the kids, i was still i was still in— still i was still in incarcerated. but she had still i was still in- incarcerated. but she had to sort— incarcerated. but she had to sort ot— incarcerated. but she had to sort of black— incarcerated. but she had to sort of black out— incarcerated. but she had to sort of black out the windows amt— sort of black out the windows amt the— sort of black out the windows amt the ttts— sort of black out the windows and the kids weren't allowed to go and the kids weren't allowed to to th— and the kids weren't allowed to to tn the— and the kids weren't allowed to go in the _because - and the kids weren't allowed to go in the because there go in the garden because there were photographers everywhere. it it were photographers everywhere. tt-ttvas— were photographers everywhere. tt-tt a— were photographers everywhere. it-it was a really- were photographers everywhere. it it was a really difficult it was it was a really difficult ttme. — it was it was a really difficult ttme. _toatttv— it was it was a really difficult time. _partly what- it was it was a really difficult time. _partly what if- it was it was a really difficult time. �*" time. but partly what if you hadnt time. but partly what if you hadn't there in the first hadn't gone there in the first place that none of place with that woman? none of that have happened. well, that would have happened. well, yeah, to be honest, though,- : : well, yeah, to be honest, though, that that— yeah, to be honest, though, that that-vasm-t— yeah, to be honest, though, that that-wasn't part- yeah, to be honest, though, that that-wasn't part of- that actually wasn't part of am — that actually wasn't part of any. _never been- any. that's never been investigated - any. that's never been. investigated _was any. that's never been- investigated _was never investigated and that was never part— investigated and that was never part-investigation- investigated and that was never part investigation in part of any investigation in hahtamemt— part of any investigation in. parliament—else. part of any investigation in- parliament_else. it parliament or anywhere else. it was-investigations- parliament or anywhere else. it was investigations that was other investigations that two— was other investigations that two other— was other investigations that two other investigations that hathamemt— two other investigations that parliament looked at, one of vhtoh— parliament looked at, one of which completely dismissed which was completely dismissed outt— which was completely dismissed out-the— which was completely dismissed out,-the other— which was completely dismissed out,-the other one- which was completely dismissed out, the other one which is out, and the other one which is teshmtoahv— out, and the other one which is technically ongoing. technically still ongoing. but in technically still ongoing. but tm otter— technically still ongoing. but tm otter tot— technically still ongoing. but in order for me— technically still ongoing. but in order for me to talk about the— in order for me to talk about the process— in order for me to talk about the process of— in order for me to talk about the process of how the icgs, vhtoh— the process of how the icgs, vhtoh ts— the process of how the icgs, which is the _ the process of how the icgs, which is the watchdog taoiseach, the parliamentary— which is the watchdog taoiseach, the parliamentary watchdog , how

the parliamentary watchdog, how attathmt— the parliamentary watchdog, how attathmt amt— the parliamentary watchdog, how appalling and what an astonishing— appalling and what an astonishing abuse of power they thev— astonishing abuse of power they thev vtett— astonishing abuse of power they they wield over— astonishing abuse of power they they wield over all of us in otter— they wield over all of us in otter tot— they wield over all of us in order for me— they wield over all of us in order for me to— they wield over all of us in order for me to talk about that, i order for me to talk about that, t am— order for me to talk about that, t mo— order for me to talk about that, t mo totter— order for me to talk about that, i can no longer be— order for me to talk about that, i can no longer be an mp because thev— i can no longer be an mp because thev tom-t— i can no longer be an mp because thev tom-t attov— i can no longer be an mp because they don't allow you— i can no longer be an mp because they don't allow you to talk atout— they don't allow you to talk atout tt— they don't allow you to talk about it. even— they don't allow you to talk about it. even after this astonishing. - about it. even after this astonishing. ytit. c about it. even after this- astonishing. you weren't allowed to talk and give evidence to the inquiry your own behalf. no, inquiry on your own behalf. no, i can evidence to the i can give evidence to the mamm— i can give evidence to the mtutvv. tut— i can give evidence to the mtutvv. tut tt— i can give evidence to the inquiry, but it remains absolutely— inquiry, but it remains absolutely confidential and i tam-t— absolutely confidential and i stat-so- absolutely confidential and i- can't-so-knows. can't speak up. so nobody knows. tmt— can't speak up. so nobody knows. amt-ahea— can't speak up. so nobody knows. and - after they've _ can't speak up. so nobody knows. and after they've produced and even after they've produced the-even— and even after they've produced the-even after- and even after they've produced the even after you're the results, even after you're toumt— the results, even after you're toumt-to— the results, even after you're found .to-done- the results, even after you're found to done these found not to have done these thtmts— found not to have done these thtmts-must— found not to have done these things, must remain silent things, you must remain silent atout— things, you must remain silent atout-hot— things, you must remain silent about-not only— things, you must remain silent about not only about it and about it. not only about it and atout— about it. not only about it and atout the— about it. not only about it and about the charges— about it. not only about it and about the charges and about atout— about the charges and about about-decision,- about the charges and about about decision, but also about their decision, but also atout— about their decision, but also about-processes- about their decision, but also about processes how they about the processes of how they to — about the processes of how they to mate — about the processes of how they came to make their decision. and that-s— came to make their decision. and thats the— came to make their decision. and thats the th— came to make their decision. and that's the bit that— came to make their decision. and that's the bit that really is tattmt— that's the bit that really is tathmt .— that's the bit that really is tathmt . hot— that's the bit that really is galling . for example, for galling. for example, for evamote— galling. for example, for evamtte. t— galling. for example, for example, i must say they they have— example, i must say they they heme-— example, i must say they they hveme- anv- example, i must say they they have me any witnesses. so have denied me any witnesses. so all have denied me any witnesses. so at mv— have denied me any witnesses. so at mv vttmess— have denied me any witnesses. so all my witness evidence, they say,— all my witness evidence, they sav. — all my witness evidence, they say, no, we can't— all my witness evidence, they say, no, we can't look at that. they— say, no, we can't look at that. thev temtet— say, no, we can't look at that. they denied me— say, no, we can't look at that. they denied me all i provided tham— they denied me all i provided more than 4500— they denied me all i provided more than 4500 items of documentary— more than 4500 items of documentary contemporain tooumemtavv— documentary contemporain documentary evidence. they said no documentary evidence. they said mo . that— documentary evidence. they said no , that doesn't— documentary evidence. they said no , that doesn't count. we're no, that doesn't count. we're mot— no, that doesn't count. we're not tootha— no, that doesn't count. we're not looking at— no, that doesn't count. we're not looking at that . they they

not looking at that. they they sat— not looking at that. they they said themselves— not looking at that. they they said themselves that the investigation— said themselves that the investigation took more than a vet.— investigation took more than a veat so— investigation took more than a veat so tt— investigation took more than a veav. so tt vas— investigation took more than a year. so it was a— investigation took more than a year. so it was a and it was a ttavet— year. so it was a and it was a flawed investigation then. but thev— flawed investigation then. but thev sav— flawed investigation then. but they say because— flawed investigation then. but they say because they took so toma— they say because they took so tomt amt— they say because they took so long and because— they say because they took so long and because they made such a ot— long and because they made such a ot tt— long and because they made such a mess of it and— long and because they made such a mess of it and they they know it's a mess of it and they they know tt-s ttavet— a mess of it and they they know it's flawed. they're— a mess of it and they they know it's flawed. they're not going to to— it's flawed. they're not going to to t— it's flawed. they're not going to to t atatm— it's flawed. they're not going to do it again because it would take— to do it again because it would take a— to do it again because it would take a toma— to do it again because it would take a long time— to do it again because it would take a long time again. so we have— take a long time again. so we have to— take a long time again. so we have to hust— take a long time again. so we have to just accept the results of have to just accept the results oh that— have to just accept the results of that flawed— have to just accept the results of that flawed investigation. amt— of that flawed investigation. amt thev— of that flawed investigation. and they also— of that flawed investigation. and they also said of my and they also said that of my complainants,— and they also said that of my complainants, one of them lied . complainants, one of them lied. t hey— complainants, one of them lied. thev atmtt— complainants, one of them lied. they admit one— complainants, one of them lied. they admit one of— complainants, one of them lied. they admit one of them lied to the vatohtot— they admit one of them lied to the watchdog about going to the tess — the watchdog about going to the press. _falsified- press. another one falsified evttemoe — press. another one falsified evidence with _ press. another one falsified evidence with a— press. another one falsified evidence with a fake video, another— evidence with a fake video, another one _ evidence with a fake video, another one falsified a document a , another one falsified a document , a reference. and— another one falsified a document , a reference. and we've got mamttutatet— , a reference. and we've got manipulated surreptitious photos.— manipulated surreptitious photos, manipulated recordings, you photos, manipulated recordings, vou mame— photos, manipulated recordings, vou tt— photos, manipulated recordings, you name it. but— photos, manipulated recordings, you name it. but all of this thev— you name it. but all of this thev tast— you name it. but all of this they cast aside— you name it. but all of this they cast aside in order to come to the— they cast aside in order to come to the decision— they cast aside in order to come to the decision that— they cast aside in order to come to the decision that they'd aheatv— to the decision that they'd already decided. “ti.”ti; t: to the decision that they'd already decided. “tiiti; t: already decided. there'd been lots of talk, you know, kangaroo courts and witch hunt. they seem to on daily basis in to be on a daily basis in parliament is that how you parliament now. is that how you would describe you've been treated 100? yeah. yeah a baby kangaroo.— treated 100? yeah. yeah a baby tamtatoo. a— treated 100? yeah. yeah a baby kangaroo, a wallaby_ : �*007’ yeah. yeah a baby kangaroo, a wallaby court. yeah. yeah. — kangaroo, a wallaby court. yeah. yeah. _t— kangaroo, a wallaby court. yeah. yeah. _tt tt— kangaroo, a wallaby court. yeah.

yeah. _it it isn't- kangaroo, a wallaby court. yeah. yeah.-it it isn't any- yeah. i mean, it it isn't any sort— yeah. i mean, it it isn't any sort ot— yeah. i mean, it it isn't any sort ot a— yeah. i mean, it it isn't any sort of a judicial- yeah. i mean, it it isn't any sort of a judicial process. that-s— sort of a judicial process. that's-other- sort of a judicial process. that's other thing. they're that's the other thing. they're not attovet. — that's the other thing. they're not allowed. there's no place you— not allowed. there's no place you-90— not allowed. there's no place vou-to to— not allowed. there's no place vou-to to atteat- not allowed. there's no place you go to appeal against. you can go to appeal against. so.— you can go to appeal against. so. so— you can go to appeal against. so. so there's— you can go to appeal against. so. so there's no— you can go to appeal against. so. so there's no judicial ovetsttht— so. so there's no judicial oversight of— so. so there's no judicial oversight of their procedures . oversight of their procedures. t hey— oversight of their procedures. thev hust— oversight of their procedures. thev tust mate— oversight of their procedures. they just make the decisions. they— they just make the decisions. thev mate— they just make the decisions. they make the— they just make the decisions. they make the rules by which thev— they make the rules by which thev mate— they make the rules by which they make their— they make the rules by which they make their decision. then thev— they make their decision. then thev-theta— they make their decision. then they their decision. and they make their decision. and them—voue- they make their decision. and. then—you're stuffed. then you've got you're stuffed. that-s— then you've got you're stuffed. mats—tt— then you've got you're stuffed. that-s—tt. hut- then you've got you're stuffed. that's—it. and you. that's the end of it. and you continue as an mp for the last yean continue as an mp for the last year, but you were not allowed to on the parliamentary to set foot on the parliamentary estate, i think estate, which i think is staggering. yeah, haven't seen staggering. yeah, i haven't seen my staggering. yeah, i haven't seen mv-otttoe— staggering. yeah, i haven't seen mv-otttoe tot— staggering. yeah, i haven't seen my-office for, for— staggering. yeah, i haven't seen my-office for, for more- my for, office for, for more than— my for, office for, for more than-remotely- my for, office for, for more than-remotely.itj my for, office for, for more. than-remotely.it all than a year remotely do it all temotetv.— than a year remotely do it all remotely. that's— than a year remotely do it all remotely. that's right. and the reason-that— remotely. that's right. and the reason-that is— remotely. that's right. and the reason-that is as- remotely. that's right. and the reason that is as soon as it reason for that is as soon as it ah— reason for that is as soon as it ah-the— reason for that is as soon as it was all the newspapers as was all over the newspapers as thev— was all over the newspapers as thev-that— was all over the newspapers as thev-that tt— was all over the newspapers as thev-that t t— was all over the newspapers as they that if i turned up in they felt that if i turned up in tavhamemt— they felt that if i turned up in parliament, then— they felt that if i turned up in parliament, then people might throw— parliament, then people might thvov up— parliament, then people might throw up their— parliament, then people might throw up their hands in horror. so throw up their hands in horror. so t— throw up their hands in horror. so t shoutt— throw up their hands in horror. so i should. i— throw up their hands in horror. so i should. i should. i thought the mam— so i should. i should. i thought the vas— so i should. i should. i thought the man was innocent until hovem— the man was innocent until povem tutttv.— the man was innocent until povem tutttv. — the man was innocent until proven guilty. �*ftt�*ti;cc proven guilty. well, that's exactly what you would have thought. of course, don't exactly what you would have th0|dragged of course, don't exactly what you would have th0|dragged into:ourse, don't exactly what you would have th0|dragged into borist, don't exactly what you would have th0|dragged into boris johnson, get dragged into boris johnson, but the but his point about the privileges committee the sentence from the privileges committee was longer than for him allegedly misleading parliament. they whacked him for an extra 50 days because he had

the temerity to criticise the process of the privileges committee, and that is a specific specific point that they made to me as well, that if ispeak they made to me as well, that if i speak out or make criticisms of them publicly, the mother of all then will pay for all parties, then i will pay for that as well. so my only route out— that as well. so my only route outlto— that as well. so my only route outlto testam— that as well. so my only route outlto resign. and- so my only route out to resign. and you're out is to resign. and you're going— out is to resign. and you're tomt to— out is to resign. and you're tomt to sav— out is to resign. and you're going to say, well, i can say what— going to say, well, i can say vhatlttte— going to say, well, i can say whatilike-and- going to say, well, i can say whatilike-and a- what i like now and a by—election,- what i like now and a by—election, which the tories vtt— by—election, which the tories vth—evem- by—election, which the tories. will—even though will probably lose, even though vouv— will probably lose, even though vou-ve-a— will probably lose, even though you've - a 20,000 - will probably lose, even though you've a 20,000 majority. you've got a 20,000 majority. vett— you've got a 20,000 majority. hett. vhv— you've got a 20,000 majority. hett. vhv ae— you've got a 20,000 majority. well, why are-smiling?- you've got a 20,000 majority. well, why are-smiling? i. well, why are you smiling? i i don't mean to smile. it's going to be don't mean to smile. it's going to he tough— don't mean to smile. it's going to he touth tot— don't mean to smile. it's going to be tough for them.- don't mean to smile. it's going to be tough for them. i- t:tit“ c .. it's going to be tough for them. i mean, t-ve— to be tough for them. i mean, t-ve-thtee— to be tough for them. i mean, i've-three large- to be tough for them. i mean, i've three large majorities i've won three large majorities in i've won three large majorities tm—phot— i've won three large majorities tm—photlthat- i've won three large majorities in-priorlthat it. in a row, but prior to that it was-ht— in a row, but prior to that it was-lib dem- in a row, but prior to that it was lib dem seat for 18 was the lib dem seat for 18 veats— was the lib dem seat for 18 years over four— was the lib dem seat for 18 years over four elections. so tt-s— years over four elections. so tt-s veah— years over four elections. so tt-s veah. tt-s— years over four elections. so it's yeah, it's going to be tttttoutt. — it's yeah, it's going to be difficult. and— it's yeah, it's going to be difficult. and the government otvtoustv— difficult. and the government obviously-facing- difficult. and the government obviously facing three other obviously is facing three other by_fl by elections and all sorts of other—out- by elections and all sorts ofi other—out daily. by elections and all sorts of- other_out daily. so other ways coming out daily. so it's other ways coming out daily. so tt-s-ttme— other ways coming out daily. so tt-s-ttme tot— it's a tough time for a by—election- it's a tough time for a by—election for them. ytit. it's a tough time for a- by—election for them. you had care meant you had mental mental problems . are they all fixed problems. are they all fixed now? 100, yeah . i'm sure you're now? 100, yeah. i'm sure you're tootha— now? 100, yeah. i'm sure you're toottmt vett— now? 100, yeah. i'm sure you're looking well. thank— 7 100, yeah. i'm sure you're looking well. thank you. no, atsotutetv. — looking well. thank you. no, absolutely. it— looking well. thank you. no, absolutely. it was it was it was an extraordinary— absolutely. it was it was it was an extraordinary time. yeah. i spent— an extraordinary time. yeah. i spent-weeks— an extraordinary time. yeah. i spent-weeks in- an extraordinary time. yeah. i spent-weeks in a- an extraordinary time. yeah. i spent weeks in a in spent six weeks in a in a psvehtatho— spent six weeks in a in a psychiatric hospital, and i teamt— psychiatric hospital, and i teamt a— psychiatric hospital, and i learnt a huge— psychiatric hospital, and i learnt a huge amount in doing

that— learnt a huge amount in doing that .— learnt a huge amount in doing that . t— learnt a huge amount in doing that. t meam— learnt a huge amount in doing that. i mean, i've— learnt a huge amount in doing that. i mean, i've campaigned on memtat— that. i mean, i've campaigned on mental illness— that. i mean, i've campaigned on mental illness before, but it's somethtmt— mental illness before, but it's something that— mental illness before, but it's something that i— mental illness before, but it's something that i really want to do something that i really want to to mush— something that i really want to to mush mo— something that i really want to do much more of— something that i really want to do much more of now it's do much more of now because it's a htttem— do much more of now because it's a htttem thtmt. — do much more of now because it's a hidden thing. you— do much more of now because it's a hidden thing. ytit. c: do much more of now because it's a hidden thing. ytit. : a hidden thing. you also used to campaign against cocaine there you were it up your you were sticking it up your nose that. you were sticking it up your nose that i you were sticking it up your nose that. i did sting. i did nose in that. i did sting. i did campaign against cocaine. and i will also continue to i g“ ?g? ii and i will also continue to campaign atatmst— will also continue to campaign atatmst-t— will also continue to campaign atatmst-t-ttti against cocaine. i made a big mtstate— against cocaine. i made a big mtstate tm— against cocaine. i made a big mistake in doing— against cocaine. i made a big mistake in doing that. against cocaine. i made a big mistake in doing that . i was led mistake in doing that. i was led to mate— mistake in doing that. i was led to mate a— mistake in doing that. i was led to mate a htt— mistake in doing that. i was led to make a big mistake in doing that.— to make a big mistake in doing that. amt— to make a big mistake in doing that. and something that that. and that's something that amvtotv—thatl anybody could fall into that toesm-t— anybody could fall into that doesn't campaigning doesn't make the campaigning mont— doesn't make the campaigning vvomt .— doesn't make the campaigning wrong . campaigning, wrong. the campaigning, if amvthtmt— wrong. the campaigning, if anything, makes the campaigning tmpottamt— anything, makes the campaigning more important shows more important because it shows that— more important because it shows that-happen— more important because it shows that-happen to- more important because it shows that happen to people . that this can happen to people. two— that this can happen to people. tho-hete- — that this can happen to people. tho-hete- t— that this can happen to people. two-here. i mean,- that this can happen to people. two-here. i mean, the. two things here. i mean, the fact that, you know, the mother of all parliaments, this amazing democracy so democracy can treat someone so badly drives them. you were badly, it drives them. you were feeling at point? feeling suicidal at one point? 100, yeah , i was i was on i was 100, yeah, i was i was on i was on suicide. they were checking on suicide. they were checking on me evevv ts— “tit“ ti. t:ti. they were checking on me every 15 minutes and i“ ti. t:ti. they were checking on me every 15 minutes and they movet— on me every 15 minutes and they movet mv— on me every 15 minutes and they removed my-and_ on me every 15 minutes and they removed my and my shoelaces removed my belt and my shoelaces and removed my belt and my shoelaces amt there— removed my belt and my shoelaces amt there has— removed my belt and my shoelaces and there was no— removed my belt and my shoelaces and there was no sharp objects or ttass— and there was no sharp objects or ttass tm— and there was no sharp objects or ttass tn the— and there was no sharp objects or glass in the room and all the vest— or glass in the room and all the vest ot— or glass in the room and all the vest ot tt— or glass in the room and all the vest ot tt. so— or glass in the room and all the rest of it. so yeah,— or glass in the room and all the rest of it. so yeah, i— or glass in the room and all the rest of it. so yeah, i was. and them— rest of it. so yeah, i was. and them t— rest of it. so yeah, i was. and them t hat— rest of it. so yeah, i was. and then i had nhs— rest of it. so yeah, i was. and then i had nhs visiting me twice atav— then i had nhs visiting me twice atav. the— then i had nhs visiting me twice a day. the crisis— then i had nhs visiting me twice a day. the crisis team at my hat— a day. the crisis team at my ttat amt.—

a day. the crisis team at my flat and, and,— a day. the crisis team at my flat and, and, and i had to have aoumt— flat and, and, and i had to have aoumt the— flat and, and, and i had to have around the around— flat and, and, and i had to have around the around the clock support— around the around the clock suppovt mom — around the around the clock support from friends which is, vhtoh— support from friends which is, vhtoh ts— support from friends which is, which is horrific— support from friends which is, which is horrific that you know tastoahv— which is horrific that you know tasteattv vout— which is horrific that you know basically your job— which is horrific that you know basically your job has has led to thts— basically your job has has led to this situation. _ basically your job has has led to this situation. '“t: to this situation. but as andrew did allude i mean you were did allude to i mean you were stitched up but to a certain extent, yourself up extent, you stitched yourself up by in that by putting yourself in that position. . would you be position. one, no. would you be voutt— position. one, no. would you be voutt vou— position. one, no. would you be would you admit— position. one, no. would you be would you admit to— position. one, no. would you be would you admit to no- cj“ti; would you be would you admit to no fool like an ott— would you admit to no fool like an ott tooth — would you admit to no fool like an old fool? david— would you admit to no fool like an old fool? j? t: “tiiti; an old fool? david there certainly isn't. and i am certainly isn't. yeah. and i am an i've been an old an old fool. i've been an old fool. no, question about fool. no, no question about that, i fell into it. it that, i. i fell into it. it happened to me. i think it's possible that it can happen to anyone, though. and i think people are vulnerable to this. and people are vulnerable in parliament as well. and should this to at this happen to them, at least you expect a proper process looking into it and discovering the truth of the matter. and that's what's shocked me. dave, we've only got time for one more question. you've had ten years, 12 question. you've had ten years, tz veas— question. you've had ten years, tz veas ts— question. you've had ten years, 12 years, 13 years— question. you've had ten years, 12 years, 13 years in— : ti“ you've had ten years, 12 years, 13 years in the house. what— 12 years, 13 years in the house. that are— 12 years, 13 years in the house. that vou— 12 years, 13 years in the house. what are you going to do next? have— what are you going to do next? have-tot— what are you going to do next? have-tot a— what are you going to do next? have-tot a tot— what are you going to do next? have got a job up? have you got a job lined up? what— have you got a job lined up? that are— have you got a job lined up? what are looking at? what are you looking at? i'm looking— what are you looking at? i'm toottht at— what are you looking at? i'm looking at all— what are you looking at? i'm looking at all sorts- what are you looking at? i'm looking at all sorts of- what are you looking at? i'm looking at all sorts of things. i'm hoping to go back to business, back to music. my true

love. in the meantime. love. and but in the meantime. yeah, to do. yeah, i'm applying to do. i could be an amazon delivery driver. don't laugh. driver. it's true. don't laugh. really. do that job? really. would you do that job? i'd really. would you do that job? t-t to— really. would you do that job? rm to anything-— really. would you do that job? i'd do anything. yeah.- really. would you do that job? i'd do anything. yeah. i've- really. would you do that job? i'd do anything. yeah. i've done many. i've been a cleaner. i've been you name it, been a fan driver. you name it, i've done jobs and yeah, i'm not ashamed to do anything at all. music are you a singer? no. you don't want to hear me sing? no, i was going to ask him. no, he's a singer. you could— i was going to ask him. no, he's a singer. you could feel- i was going to ask him. no, he's a singer. you could feel it- a singer. you could feel it oomtmt— a singer. you could feel it coming. guitar.- a singer. you could feel it coming. guitar. a singer. you could feel it- coming. guitar. i-play the coming. guitar. i can play the guhan coming. guitar. i can play the guitar. yeah, very badly. well, david, thank for guitar. yeah, very badly. well, david, thank-for coming. g. 4 : well, david, thank for coming in david, thank you for coming in amt— david, thank you for coming in amt-so— david, thank you for coming in amt-so tram— david, thank you for coming in and-so frank and- david, thank you for coming in and so frank and the very and being so frank and the very test— and being so frank and the very test ot— and being so frank and the very test ot tutt— and being so frank and the very best of luck. and— and being so frank and the very best of luck. and has rishi sumat— best of luck. and has rishi sumat-vou— best of luck. and has rishi sunak you thank you for sunak sent you a thank you for all sunak sent you a thank you for att—oartt - sunak sent you a thank you for all—card? not. sunak sent you a thank you fori all—card? not yet. all your support card? not yet. not all your support card? not yet. hot vet. — all your support card? not yet. hot vet. tt— all your support card? not yet. not yet. it may come. i was going to say there's- not yet. it may come. i was going to say there's a- \ti:tc attic c iwas going to say there's a few more soamtats— going to say there's a few more scandals possibly— going to say there's a few more scandals possibly what scandals possibly to break. what atvtoe— scandals possibly to break. what atvtoe. tutettv— scandals possibly to break. what advice, quickly would you give to—tm- advice, quickly would you give to—tm vour- to people involved in your sttuattom— to people involved in your situation? i— to people involved in your situation? i would speak situation? i would say speak out. — situation? i would say speak out. -sav- situation? i would say speak out. _say don't- situation? i would say speaki out. _say don't keep out. i would say don't keep quiet. notice the of quiet. take no notice of the of the the confidentiality. the of the confidentiality. nobody does. and there's no nobody else does. and there's no penalty to them. what could they have — penalty to them. what could they have -vou — penalty to them. what could they have _you exactly? - penalty to them. what could they have _you exactly? well,| have done to you exactly? well, yeahr_ have done to you exactly? well, veah-vorse— have done to you exactly? well, yeah, _worse than - have done to you exactly? well, yeah, worse than you yeah, nothing worse than you did to yourself, actually. yeah. that's warburton, former to yourself, actually. yeah. thafor warburton, former to yourself, actually. yeah. thafor somerton3urton, former to yourself, actually. yeah. thafor somerton andtn, former to yourself, actually. yeah. thafor somerton and frome. er mp for somerton and frome. thanks for coming in. yeah,

thank you. oh not- thanks for coming in. yeah, thank you. oh not an- titi“ “g “ yeah, thank you. oh not an easy conversation— thank you. oh not an easy conversation have either, conversation to have either, is it? conversation to have either, is ttt-tut— conversation to have either, is ttt-tut t— conversation to have either, is ttt-tut t to- conversation to have either, is it?-but i do find- conversation to have either, is it?-but i do find it. it? i mean, but i do find it appattmt— it? i mean, but i do find it appalling-bur- it? i mean, but i do find it appalling our parliament appalling that our parliament aotuattv— actually leads to someone teehmt— actually leads to someone feeling obviously, actually leads to someone- feeling-obviously, you feeling suicidal. obviously, you mow.— feeling suicidal. obviously, you know,-entirely_ feeling suicidal. obviously, you know, entirely blame. know, not entirely to blame. i .meammovv— know, not entirely to blame. i mean,-know, as- know, not entirely to blame. i mean, know, as david's just mean, you know, as david's just atmtttet— mean, you know, as david's just atmtttetlttt— mean, you know, as david's just admitted,.did-this- mean, you know, as david's just admitted, did this on admitted, he did bring this on htmsett— admitted, he did bring this on htmsettla— admitted, he did bring this on himself-a certain- admitted, he did bring this on himself a certain extent. but himself to a certain extent. but the tast— himself to a certain extent. but the hat that— himself to a certain extent. but the fact that you're spat the fact that you you're spat out— the fact that you you're spat out-that. — the fact that you you're spat out-that. t— the fact that you you're spat out-that. i know,- the fact that you you're spat out that. i know, right. out like that. i know, right. okay—0n- out like that. i know, right. orav—om thtsl out like that. i know, right.- okay_on this story okay to get more on this story amt— okay to get more on this story amt others— okay to get more on this story amt others .— okay to get more on this story and others , as— okay to get more on this story and others , as charlie rowley, and others, as charlie rowley, former— and others, as charlie rowley, former-adviser- and others, as charlie rowley, former-adviser to - former special adviser to uremt— former special adviser to current secretary current housing secretary htohaet— current housing secretary htohaet-ts- current housing secretary michael is also current housing secretary michael-is also us. michael gove is also with us. charte— michael gove is also with us. charhe. toot— michael gove is also with us. charlie, good morning . good charlie, good morning. good momtmt— charlie, good morning. good momtmt-vour- charlie, good morning. good morning. your former boss charlie, good morning. good mor apologised tour former boss charlie, good morning. good mor apologised for' former boss charlie, good morning. good mor apologised for thatier boss charlie, good morning. good mor apologised for that video ss has apologised for that video shovtmt— has apologised for that video shovmt the. — has apologised for that video showing the. well, we all know the vtteo— showing the. well, we all know the vtteo by— showing the. well, we all know the video by now.— showing the. well, we all know the video by now. if you haven't tt— the video by now. if you haven't tt tt-s— the video by now. if you haven't seen it, it's out— the video by now. if you haven't seen it, it's out there. it's verv— seen it, it's out there. it's verv tat— seen it, it's out there. it's very bad dancing and very bad tumpers— very bad dancing and very bad tumpers at— very bad dancing and very bad jumpers at christmas. breaking all jumpers at christmas. breaking ah the— jumpers at christmas. breaking ah the rutes— jumpers at christmas. breaking all the rules ever— jumpers at christmas. breaking all the rules ever really bleak. charte— all the rules ever really bleak. charhe. tt— all the rules ever really bleak. charhe. tt ts— all the rules ever really bleak. charlie. it is . and— all the rules ever really bleak. charlie. it is . and i— all the rules ever really bleak. ti; c and i think, charlie. it is. and i think, toot.— charlie. it is. and i think, toot. ve— charlie. it is. and i think, look, we knew— c“?cti; c and i think, look, we knew about this parttoutar— look, we knew about this particular event. there was a stttt— particular event. there was a stttt tmate— particular event. there was a stttt tmate .— particular event. there was a stttt tmate . a— particular event. there was a still image , a still photograph still image, a still photograph of still image, a still photograph ot a— still image, a still photograph of a group— still image, a still photograph of a group that— still image, a still photograph of a group that were at hq that hat— of a group that were at hq that hat om— of a group that were at hq that had come together, which had reteaset— had come together, which had reteaset pust— had come together, which had released just but— had come together, which had released just but the images , released just but the images, the vtteo— released just but the images, the video that— released just but the images, the video that we're watching pust— the video that we're watching tust opems— the video that we're watching now just opens up all the old voumts— now just opens up all the old voumts that— now just opens up all the old wounds that many , many people wounds that many, many people thts— wounds that many, many people across this country— wounds that many, many people across this country who suffered teause— across this country who suffered

teause ot— across this country who suffered because of covid,— across this country who suffered because of covid, who lost loved vtt— because of covid, who lost loved vttt te— because of covid, who lost loved ones, will be looking at this vtteo— ones, will be looking at this vtteo amt— ones, will be looking at this video and thinking that the conservatives— video and thinking that the conservatives were just running amok— conservatives were just running amot amt— conservatives were just running amok and taking— conservatives were just running amok and taking and you can astuattv— amok and taking and you can actually hear— amok and taking and you can actually hear on _ amok and taking and you can actually hear on the audio , oh, actually hear on the audio, oh, coa— actually hear on the audio, oh, tot. thev-re — actually hear on the audio, oh, god, they're filming. as long as it's god, they're filming. as long as tt-s hot— god, they're filming. as long as it's not streamed and they're mocking one them mocking the rules. one of them got in boris johnson's got the obe in boris johnson's resignation list, and resignation honours list, and he's one of the mayoral he's advising one of the mayoral candidates. has got to candidates. has he got to withdraw that? he's withdraw from that? he's advising hussain , mr ben advising motty hussain, mr ben mallett who know, mallett obe, who you all know, of course. well, i do. and but i think of course. well, i do. and but i that those— of course. well, i do. and but i think those are— i t:tit and buti think those are decisions i titi and buti think those are decisions for individuals— think those are decisions for individuals now— think those are decisions for individuals now , what do you individuals now, what do you that?— individuals now, what do you that? vett— individuals now, what do you think? well, i— individuals now, what do you think? well, i think it's a tuesttom— think? well, i think it's a question for— think? well, i think it's a question for the mayoral oamtttate— question for the mayoral candidate whether he feels that he am— candidate whether he feels that he have— candidate whether he feels that he can have confidence in the team— he can have confidence in the team that— he can have confidence in the team that he— he can have confidence in the team that he has— he can have confidence in the team that he has around him. and so tt— team that he has around him. and so tt soutt— team that he has around him. and so tt ooutt te— team that he has around him. and so it could be a— team that he has around him. and so it could be a decision for poth— so it could be a decision for tom-amt— so it could be a decision for both-and the- so it could be a decision for both and the that particular both ben and the that particular oamtttate. — both ben and the that particular oamtttate. t— both ben and the that particular candidate. i think— both ben and the that particular candidate. i think , ben, for candidate. i think, ben, for what— candidate. i think, ben, for what tt-s— candidate. i think, ben, for what it's worth,— candidate. i think, ben, for what it's worth, who i have vortet— what it's worth, who i have worked with— what it's worth, who i have worked with ,_ what it's worth, who i have worked with , has great abilities worked with, has great abilities as he— worked with, has great abilities as he has— worked with, has great abilities as he has a— worked with, has great abilities as he has a great— worked with, has great abilities as he has a great potential as a young— as he has a great potential as a voumt pohtteat— as he has a great potential as a young political thinker , young political thinker, stratetto— young political thinker, strategic decision maker that's oomtrttutet— strategic decision maker that's contributed to— strategic decision maker that's

contributed to the party. he has mate— contributed to the party. he has mate a— contributed to the party. he has mate a huge— contributed to the party. he has made a huge error— contributed to the party. he has made a huge error of judgement here.— made a huge error of judgement here. there-s— made a huge error of judgement here. there's no— made a huge error of judgement here. there's no excuse. there's no tetttmt— here. there's no excuse. there's no tettmt avav— here. there's no excuse. there's no getting away from it. i can't etho— no getting away from it. i can't eoho emouth— no getting away from it. i can't echo enough probably what my former— echo enough probably what my tormer toss— echo enough probably what my former boss said— echo enough probably what my former boss said yesterday that echo enough probably what my fo is er boss said yesterday that echo enough probably what my fois in boss said yesterday that echo enough probably what my fois in defensible.esterday that echo enough probably what my fois in defensible. butrday that echo enough probably what my fois in defensible. but theseiat it is in defensible. but these vou— it is in defensible. but these are you were talking about, you mow.— are you were talking about, you mot-toot— are you were talking about, you know,.fool like— are you were talking about, you know,.fool like .old- are you were talking about, you know, fool like old fool. know, no fool like an old fool. rust— know, no fool like an old fool. vust to— know, no fool like an old fool. vust to quote— know, no fool like an old fool. just to quote david, these are youngs— just to quote david, these are voumt. toohsh— just to quote david, these are young, foolish that is young, foolish people that is atsotutetv— young, foolish people that is absolutely—but. young, foolish people that is absolutely but they absolutely no excuse. but they aremte—t- absolutely no excuse. but they- are—mate-amt are clearly have made a huge and ot— are clearly have made a huge and one of-mitigating_ are clearly have made a huge and one of mitigating factors one of the mitigating factors you— one of the mitigating factors vou soutt— one of the mitigating factors you could argue— one of the mitigating factors you could argue about some of the overst— you could argue about some of the events that— you could argue about some of the events that happened in hovmtmt—vere the events that happened in. downing—were in downing street. they were in a hot house covid, it was hot house covid, and it was where they worked . they were where they worked. they were there 18, 20 a there sometimes 18, 20 hours a day. they're desperately trying to find way to limit the to find a way to limit the spread of this terrible pandemic. to pandemic. there's nothing to there's excuse here. there in there's no excuse here. there in tory central office, they're there's no excuse here. there in tory cenon. office, they're there's no excuse here. there in tory cen on a ffice, they're there's no excuse here. there in tory cenon a campaign're there's no excuse here. there in tory cenon a campaign for the working on a campaign for the tory candidate. didn't tory mayoral candidate. didn't have hell winning have a hope in hell of winning anyway. and they're not involved in the covid campaign at all. exactly. and that's what i do. that-s— exactly. and that's what i do. that-s vhv— exactly. and that's what i do. that-s vhv t— exactly. and that's what i do. that's why i think it makes it rust— that's why i think it makes it worse. just looking at the video mates.— worse. just looking at the video images, because— worse. just looking at the video images, because it— worse. just looking at the video images, because it was up to 2020,— images, because it was up to 2020, december— images, because it was up to 2020, december this was 2020, december 2020, this was the - lockdown. _ 2020, december 2020, this was the - lockdown. .then - the third lockdown. by then vou-t— the third lockdown. by then you'd-initial- the third lockdown. by then you'd initial one. in you'd have the initial one. in harsh.— you'd have the initial one. in harsh. the-t— you'd have the initial one. in march. we'd had— you'd have the initial one. in march. we'd had another one in hovemtep— march. we'd had another one in november,-for_ march. we'd had another one in november,-for a— march. we'd had another one in november, for a but

november, just for a month. but them— november, just for a month. but them two— november, just for a month. but then two-later— november, just for a month. but then two-later it- november, just for a month. but then two later it was the then two weeks later it was the chrtstmas— then two weeks later it was the christmas-nobody- then two weeks later it was the christmas nobody could see christmas that nobody could see trtemts— christmas that nobody could see friends,-could- christmas that nobody could see friends,-could see- christmas that nobody could see friends, could see family friends, nobody could see family .-chrtstmas— friends, nobody could see family .-christmas alone- friends, nobody could see family . christmas alone that . i spent christmas alone that vear— . i spent christmas alone that vear .— . i spent christmas alone that vear . tt-s— . i spent christmas alone that vear. tt-s tough— . i spent christmas alone that year. it's tough going. but you mov— year. it's tough going. but you know .— year. it's tough going. but you know . tt— year. it's tough going. but you know . tt vas— year. it's tough going. but you know , it was much more tougher. know, it was much more tougher. omer— know, it was much more tougher. other peopte— know, it was much more tougher. other peopte out— know, it was much more tougher. other people out there than me. tmt— other people out there than me. that so— other people out there than me. and so watching— other people out there than me. and so watching that video, atatm— and so watching that video, again, bloodcurdling. it's again, it's bloodcurdling. it's ttoot— again, it's bloodcurdling. it's blood boiling— again, it's bloodcurdling. it's blood boiling because if you're a conservative— blood boiling because if you're a conservative at— blood boiling because if you're a conservative at this moment in ttme.— a conservative at this moment in ttme. vhtoh— a conservative at this moment in ttme. vhtoh t— a conservative at this moment in time, which i very— a conservative at this moment in time, which i very much am still a supporter.— time, which i very much am still a supporter. vou— time, which i very much am still a supporter, you still want to the— a supporter, you still want to see the government of this this government— see the government of this this government tet— see the government of this this government get its message to-to- government get its message across to to people. it's across to appeal to people. it's the— across to appeal to people. it's the-ot— across to appeal to people. it's the-of individual- the actions of individual conservatives- the actions of individual conservatives that have undermined— conservatives that have undermined the timing of the teat— undermined the timing of the teat to— undermined the timing of the leak to coincide— undermined the timing of the leak to coincide with today's vote — leak to coincide with today's vote om— leak to coincide with today's vote or the — leak to coincide with today's vote on the partygate privileges report. — vote on the partygate privileges report. he— vote on the partygate privileges report. hti report. no coincidence that somebody who's been sitting on that a very long time, don't that for a very long time, don't you think? i think so. and i that— you think? i think so. and i that tt-s— you think? i think so. and i think it's you— you think? i think so. and i think it's you know,- “

you— it to a vote, won't they? well, vou-have— it to a vote, won't they? well, you - have thought - it to a vote, won't they? well, you have thought but you would have thought so, but i thev— you would have thought so, but i mean, they-have- you would have thought so, but i mean, they-have to- you would have thought so, but i mean, they have to because mean, they don't have to because of course they'll— mean, they don't have to because of course they'll turn up to otvtoustv— of course they'll turn up to otvtoustv trv— of course they'll turn up to obviously try and nod it through.— obviously try and nod it through. think obviously try and nod it through.-think might through. but i think there might be through. but i think there might te—thev-re- through. but i think there might te—thev-re smarti be some labour if they're smart enough— be some labour if they're smart enough om— be some labour if they're smart enough or the— be some labour if they're smart enough on the back benches, they will enough on the back benches, they vth-vote— enough on the back benches, they will _vote when - enough on the back benches, they will-vote when the- will call for a vote when the hrtvttetes— will call for a vote when the privileges committee, when the report— privileges committee, when the report-put— privileges committee, when the report put forward. and just report is put forward. and just to-that— report is put forward. and just to-that issue.- report is put forward. and just to-that issue. but. to force that that issue. but i mtmt.— to force that that issue. but i that. took.— to force that that issue. but i think, look,-were- to force that that issue. but i think, look, were talking think, look, you were talking atout— think, look, you were talking about-process- think, look, you were talking about process earlier on of about the process earlier on of other— about the process earlier on of other investigations. and i mtmt.— other investigations. and i that. atatm— other investigations. and i that. atatm .— other investigations. and i think, again , without sort of think, again, without sort of repeatmt— think, again, without sort of repeating former boss too repeating my former boss too mush.— repeating my former boss too muohlthtmt— repeating my former boss too much,ithink he— repeating my former boss too much, think he is right that, much, i think he is right that, yes,— much, i think he is right that, yesr the— much, i think he is right that, ves. the report— much, i think he is right that, yes, the report has come to a very— yes, the report has come to a verv. verv— yes, the report has come to a verv. verv toot— yes, the report has come to a very, very good conclusion . but very, very good conclusion. but the sememte— very, very good conclusion. but the sentence as— very, very good conclusion. but the sentence as ridiculous teause— the sentence as ridiculous teause ot— the sentence as ridiculous because of speaking out against a parttoutar— because of speaking out against a particular process , just to a particular process, just to extort— a particular process, just to extend another— a particular process, just to extend another 60 odd days on top,— extend another 60 odd days on top. t— extend another 60 odd days on top. t that— extend another 60 odd days on top. t that ts.— extend another 60 odd days on top, i think is, yeah, 40 days, 40 top, i think is, yeah, 40 days, to tavs— top, i think is, yeah, 40 days, to tavs tor— top, i think is, yeah, 40 days, 40 days for lying— top, i think is, yeah, 40 days, 40 days for lying to parliament, 50 40 days for lying to parliament, to tavs— 40 days for lying to parliament, to tavs tor— 40 days for lying to parliament, 50 days for having— 40 days for lying to parliament, 50 days for having the temerity to te— 50 days for having the temerity to he rute— 50 days for having the temerity to be rude about— 50 days for having the temerity to be rude about the stupid oommtttee— to be rude about the stupid committee, i— to be rude about the stupid committee, i think. ' “t: to be rude about the stupid committee, i think. “t: committee, i think. and look, tt— committee, i think. and look, tt vou— committee, i think. and look, even if you agree with the committee says and it's come to a conclusion, it plays into a good conclusion, it plays into the it's a kangaroo the idea that it's a kangaroo court because you've got a particular member that particular member of that committee that themselves said bernard the bernard jenkin. that's the attetattoms— bernard jenkin. that's the allegations-was. allegations that he was attemttmt— allegations that he was attending you've allegations that he was- attending-you've now attending parties. you've now got attending parties. you've now tot—thts- got this. absolutely this additional—

got this. absolutely this additional penalty got this. absolutely this- additional-penalty just additional slap on penalty just for criticising— additional slap on penalty just for criticising the— additional slap on penalty just for criticising the committee. i that— for criticising the committee. i that that— for criticising the committee. i that that ts— for criticising the committee. i think that is disproportionate. amt— think that is disproportionate. and-why— think that is disproportionate. and-why t— think that is disproportionate. and-why i think- think that is disproportionate. and why i think a lots of and that's why i think a lots of torv— and that's why i think a lots of top-vtth— and that's why i think a lots of torv-vttt. — and that's why i think a lots of torv-vttt. rust— and that's why i think a lots of tory .will. just-finall tory mps will. just one final thing. a special adviser, as thing. as a special adviser, as you to michael what you said to michael gove, what advice you give to shaun advice would you give to shaun bailey and ben mallett about accepting obe? can of accepting these obe? they can of course them down. they were course turn them down. they were both. bailey got both. bailey bailey's got a peerage.— both. bailey bailey's got a peerage. vett— bailey bailey's got a peerage. well, that's the that's the mtmt.— peerage. well, that's the that's the thing, course. 3jti;ti; g the thing, of course. peerage. yeah.— the thing, of course. peerage. veah. tt-s— the thing, of course. peerage. veah. tt-s a— the thing, of course. peerage. yeah, it's a processy point because it's slightly embarrassing because that embarrassing because of that list a former list was proposed by a former prime minister been prime minister it's been administered current administered by the current prime his prime minister it's gone to his majesty the it's slightly majesty the king. it's slightly be, know, uncomfortable to be, you know, uncomfortable to have to go back to the palace and say, but they could do list we sent you weeks ago. well, we sent you two weeks ago. well, it would be something think it would be something i think that boris johnson perhaps would want of suggest, want to sort of suggest, rather than current administration want to sort of suggest, rather thust current administration want to sort of suggest, rather thust because nt administration want to sort of suggest, rather thust because ofadministration want to sort of suggest, rather thust because of process:ration want to sort of suggest, rather thust because of process andtn , just because of process and protocol. there are protocol. but look, there are there great in there are great people in politics. know, i think politics. and, you know, i think ben, as i say, has made a good contribution the party. he contribution to the party. he has a huge error of has made a huge error of judgement in this particular video and shaun bailey will have to questions to answer those questions himself. too himself. he can't hide for too much longer , so we'll just have

much longer, so we'll just have to what they have to say. to hear what they have to say. charlie rowley, thank you very mush— charlie rowley, thank you very uhus—— charlie rowley, thank you very uhus— amt- much for joining us and they have— much for joining us and they have atso— much for joining us and they have also apologised as have also both apologised as vett— have also both apologised as vet—vvo- have also both apologised as well._we saw- have also both apologised as well._we saw the| well. they have. we saw the thanks— well. they have. we saw the thanks tor— well. they have. we saw the thanks for coming in. right. stttt— thanks for coming in. right. sttttloome.— thanks for coming in. right. still come, cameron walker still to come, cameron walker is in still to come, cameron walker is tm—the— still to come, cameron walker is tm—the orter- still to come, cameron walker is in _the order of- still to come, cameron walker is in _the order of the. in windsor for the order of the eater— in windsor for the order of the tamer parate— in windsor for the order of the garter parade. and a look back at-veetemt-s— garter parade. and a look back at weekend's glorious at the weekend's glorious troopmt— at the weekend's glorious troopmtlthe- at the weekend's glorious trooping the colour. is trooping of the colour. this is to trooping of the colour. this is to-hotmt— trooping of the colour. this is to-hotmtleh- trooping of the colour. this is to point gb news,

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talking about partygate. just to remind you, the privileges committee report is being debated on the floor of the commons today from 330 90 minutes. was going be minutes. it was going to be a three and a half, five three and a half, four, five hour but not hour debate, but there's not enough interested enough. enough mps interested enough. they're very to they're all suddenly very to stand. funny that. but margaret says, up of says, look, i'm just fed up of partygate i can't believe partygate saga. i can't believe it's still going on. as if the country hasn't got bigger issues to with. margaret you're to deal with. margaret you're right. the thing is. good right. but the thing is. good morning, margaret.- right. but the thing is. good morning, margaret. by- g“c “g good morning, margaret. by the way. there— morning, margaret. by the way. there-a— morning, margaret. by the way. there-a tot— morning, margaret. by the way. there a lot people who there are a lot of people who are-verv— there are a lot of people who are-verv amtrv- there are a lot of people who are very angry out there. are still very angry out there. the— are still very angry out there. the-that— are still very angry out there. the _that-setting| are still very angry out there. . the _that-setting the the people that were setting the rutes— the people that were setting the rules were breaking the rules. amt— rules were breaking the rules. ahdlthihk_ rules were breaking the rules. and ithink that's— rules were breaking the rules. and think that's issue and i think that's the issue here.— and i think that's the issue here-especially- and i think that's the issue here. especially if you lost here. and especially if you lost someone .we.know- here. and especially if you lost someone we know that the someone and we all know that the soot— someone and we all know that the seoomt-ot— someone and we all know that the seoomt-ot thet— someone and we all know that the second-of grief is- someone and we all know that the second of grief is anger. second stage of grief is anger. so second stage of grief is anger. so a— second stage of grief is anger. so anot— second stage of grief is anger. so ant peopte— second stage of grief is anger. so a.of people are- second stage of grief is anger. so a of people are angry and so a lot of people are angry and you— so a lot of people are angry and vou—them.- so a lot of people are angry and vou—them. t- so a lot of people are angry and you—them. i don't. you can't blame them. i don't thtmt— you can't blame them. i don't mtmt-ot— you can't blame them. i don't think-of. john,- think really of. john, meanwhile,- think really of. john, meanwhile, disagrees with hartaret— meanwhile, disagrees with hartaret. he— meanwhile, disagrees with margaret. he says boris is vtthout— margaret. he says boris is vtthout a— margaret. he says boris is without a doubt a liar and his pumtshmemt— without a doubt a liar and his punishment is— without a doubt a liar and his punishment is what he deserves . punishment is what he deserves. mteet. so— punishment is what he deserves. mteet. so he— punishment is what he deserves. indeed. so he would— punishment is what he deserves. :: so he would be voting indeed. so he would be voting tomttht— indeed. so he would be voting tonight, unlike— indeed. so he would be voting tonight, unlike a— indeed. so he would be voting tonight, unlike a lot- 3: so he would be voting tonight, unlike a lot of them. there-s— tonight, unlike a lot of them. there-s tutte— tonight, unlike a lot of them. there's quite a— tonight, unlike a lot of them. there's quite a few— tonight, unlike a lot of them. there's quite a few coming in about meghan markle, but we haven't talked about that yet, but we'll talk about that a little later in the programme.

and yeah, all the latest from htmtsor— and yeah, all the latest from windsor indeed,— and yeah, all the latest from windsor indeed, the lovely camerom— windsor indeed, the lovely cameron-us- windsor indeed, the lovelyi cameron-us.that. cameron joining us on that. but ttrst— cameron joining us on that. but ttrstlthtmt— cameron joining us on that. but first,ithink.have- cameron joining us on that. but first,ithink.have a- cameron joining us on that. but first, think have a morning first, i think we have a morning mevvsa-— first, i think we have a morning mevvsa- tovetv— first, i think we have a morning news a lovely tatiana news with a lovely tatiana samohez— news with a lovely tatiana samohez .— news with a lovely tatiana sanchez . dawn- news with a lovely tatiana sanchez . dawn thank you and good sanchez. dawn thank you and good momtmt. — sanchez. dawn thank you and good momtmt. thts— sanchez. dawn thank you and good morning. this is— sanchez. dawn thank you and good morning. this is the— sanchez. dawn thank you and good morning. i“ morning. this is the latest from the newsroom. the prime minister is expected to skip a debate on the report that found boris johnson lied over partygate rishi sunak has this morning told reporters it's a matter for the house and not for the government . mps will decide government. mps will decide today whether to sanction the former prime minister after the privileges found he privileges committee found he repeatedly the house of repeatedly misled the house of commons. the committee recommended that mr johnson should face a 90 day suspension had he not already resigned in advance of his judgement . well advance of his judgement. well that comes after the sunday mirror obtained video footage showing conservative staff partying during the covid lockdown and joking about the restrictions at the time tory staff can be seen ignoring the government's social distancing

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£1,526.21 per ounce. and the ftse 100 is at 7615 points. direct bullion sponsors. the finance report on gb- j i;tic ti“ the finance report on gb news investments— finance report on gb news investments that matter well , investments that matter well, there-s— investments that matter well, there-s tots— investments that matter well, there's lots of— investments that matter well, there's lots of pomp and pateamtrv— there's lots of pomp and pageantry today at windsor castte. — pageantry today at windsor castte. tt— pageantry today at windsor castle. it is— pageantry today at windsor castle. it is the- pageantry today at windsor castle. c : castle. it is the order of the garter procession. somebody missing from the line—up. yes, prince andrew. yes, indeed . the prince andrew. yes, indeed. the pure— prince andrew. yes, indeed. the pure ot— prince andrew. yes, indeed. the pure ot tort— prince andrew. yes, indeed. the duke of york was— iji “titi. ' “t: yes, indeed. the duke of york was barred from tattmt— duke of york was barred from tatmt part— duke of york was barred from tatmt part tm— duke of york was barred from taking part in the ceremony last vear— taking part in the ceremony last vear attor— taking part in the ceremony last year after charles— taking part in the ceremony last year after charles intervened at the tast— year after charles intervened at the last minute.— year after charles intervened at the last minute. but he was attovet— the last minute. but he was attovet to— the last minute. but he was allowed to wear— the last minute. but he was allowed to wear the garter robes at the— allowed to wear the garter robes at the coronation. _ allowed to wear the garter robes at the coronation. ct?“ at the coronation. so cameron wahaca is our royal correspondent who's at windsor. cameron, i gather he'll be much involved. the prince andrew behind the scenes, but we're just not going to be allowed to see him in public. yeah andrew, from my understanding, the duke of york is very much going to be taking part in the lunch in the waterloo chamber of windsor castle and of course, the investiture ceremony inside the

throne room. but what we won't see throne room. but what we won't ts— throne room. but what we won't ts htm — throne room. but what we won't see is him processing— but what we won't see is him processing down with other— see is him processing down with other members— see is him processing down with other members of— see is him processing down with other members of the royal tamttv— other members of the royal ramhv amt— other members of the royal family and other knights and hats— family and other knights and tattes ot— family and other knights and ladies of the— family and other knights and ladies of the garter to saint eeorte-s— ladies of the garter to saint george's chapel— ladies of the garter to saint george's chapel behind me to take— george's chapel behind me to tare-tm— george's chapel behind me to take-in-service- george's chapel behind me to take-in-service in. take part in that service in trom— take part in that service in tromtlthe— take part in that service in front the cameras and in front of the cameras and in trom— front of the cameras and in tom—as- front of the cameras and in front—as welli front of the cameras and ini front—as well . front of the cameras and in. front—as well . it front of the public as well. it is front of the public as well. it ts a— front of the public as well. it ts a th— front of the public as well. it ts a ttt ot— front of the public as well. it ts a ttt ot a— front of the public as well. it is a bit of a conundrum for the mat.— is a bit of a conundrum for the ttme. tut— is a bit of a conundrum for the that. put the— is a bit of a conundrum for the king, but like it— is a bit of a conundrum for the king, but like it or— is a bit of a conundrum for the king, but like it or not, he is stttt— king, but like it or not, he is stttt a— king, but like it or not, he is still a knight— king, but like it or not, he is still a knight of— king, but like it or not, he is still a knight of the most noble orter— still a knight of the most noble orter ot— still a knight of the most noble orter ot the— still a knight of the most noble order of the garter. still a knight of the most noble order of the garter . prince order of the garter. prince amtrev— order of the garter. prince amtrev ts— order of the garter. prince andrew is and— order of the garter. prince andrew is and i- order of the garter. prince andrew is and i think we got a tast— andrew is and i think we got a sense last month— andrew is and i think we got a sense last month that the coronation— sense last month that the coronation that- sense last month that the coronation that he wants the vortt— coronation that he wants the vortt to — coronation that he wants the world to know— coronation that he wants the world to know that because he chose— world to know that because he chose to— world to know that because he chose to wear— world to know that because he chose to wear his— world to know that because he chose to wear his garter robes to the— chose to wear his garter robes to the hats— chose to wear his garter robes to the king's coronation, the orter— to the king's coronation, the orter ot— to the king's coronation, the orter ot a— to the king's coronation, the order of a garter— to the king's coronation, the order of a garter is the oldest amt— order of a garter is the oldest amt most— order of a garter is the oldest and most noble— order of a garter is the oldest and most noble order of chivalry in and most noble order of chivalry tm hrttatm — and most noble order of chivalry in britain. it's— and most noble order of chivalry in britain. it's a— and most noble order of chivalry in britain. it's a tradition tattmt— in britain. it's a tradition tatmt tast— in britain. it's a tradition dating back years in britain. it's a tradition- dating back _years or in britain. it's a tradition- dating back-years or so. dating back for 700 years or so. tmt— dating back for 700 years or so. that t— dating back for 700 years or so. that t tates— dating back for 700 years or so. and it takes its— dating back for 700 years or so. and it takes its inspiration trom— and it takes its inspiration from the— and it takes its inspiration from the legend of king arthur and from the legend of king arthur amt the— from the legend of king arthur and the knights— from the legend of king arthur and the knights of the round tatte— and the knights of the round tatte-ot- and the knights of the round table.-of the- and the knights of the round table. of the royal table. members of the royal tamttv— table. members of the royal tamttv are— table. members of the royal family are knights and ladies of the ether.— family are knights and ladies of the eater. tut— family are knights and ladies of the garter, but there are, of course, other— the garter, but there are, of course, other people as well who have— course, other people as well who have teem— course, other people as well who have been appointed by the soverettm— have been appointed by the sovereign over— have been appointed by the sovereign over time for their servtoe— sovereign over time for their servtoe to— sovereign over time for their service to great— sovereign over time for their service to great britain. so the king— service to great britain. so the king were— service to great britain. so the king were expecting to see the three — king were expecting to see the three ot— king were expecting to see the prince of wales— king were expecting to see the prince of wales and the queen as

wet.— prince of wales and the queen as wet. she— prince of wales and the queen as wet. she was— prince of wales and the queen as well. she was appointed camilla was well. she was appointed camilla by— well. she was appointed camilla by the— well. she was appointed camilla by the tate— well. she was appointed camilla was by the late queen elizabeth ii was by the late queen elizabeth tt tast— was by the late queen elizabeth h tast vea.— was by the late queen elizabeth ii last year. and— was by the late queen elizabeth ii last year. and it's all pomp amt— ii last year. and it's all pomp amt pateamtrv.— ii last year. and it's all pomp and pageantry, really. but up a tear— and pageantry, really. but up a tear teause— and pageantry, really. but up a gear because they're going to be tomtmt— gear because they're going to be tommt tramt— gear because they're going to be donning grand velvet robes, thstemmt— donning grand velvet robes, glistening insignia and plumed hats— glistening insignia and plumed hats .— glistening insignia and plumed hats . as— glistening insignia and plumed hats . as t— glistening insignia and plumed hats , as i said,— glistening insignia and plumed hats , as i said, not just royals hats, as i said, not just royals vho— hats, as i said, not just royals who are— hats, as i said, not just royals vho part— hats, as i said, not just royals who are part of— hats, as i said, not just royals who are part of the 24 knights or tattes— who are part of the 24 knights or tattes ot— who are part of the 24 knights or ladies of the— who are part of the 24 knights or ladies of the most noble orter— or ladies of the most noble orter ot— or ladies of the most noble order of the _ or ladies of the most noble order of the garter. former ttme— order of the garter. former prime minister— order of the garter. former prime minister tony blair and sir prime minister tony blair and st vom— prime minister tony blair and sir john major— prime minister tony blair and sir john major also going to sirjohn major are also going to be sirjohn major are also going to he possessmt— sirjohn major are also going to be possessing baroness hammtham- be possessing baroness manningham belev, the former ttreotor— manningham belev, the former director general— manningham belev, the former director general of m15 well director general of m15 as well . hov— director general of m15 as well . hov tor— director general of m15 as well . hov tor the— director general of m15 as well . now for the princess of wales amt— . now for the princess of wales amt hushess— . now for the princess of wales and duchess of— . now for the princess of wales and duchess of edinburgh, sophte. — and duchess of edinburgh, sophte. thev— and duchess of edinburgh, sophie. they are not ladies of the— sophie. they are not ladies of the ether.— sophie. they are not ladies of the garter, so— sophie. they are not ladies of the garter, so they are not evpeotet— the garter, so they are not evpeetet to— the garter, so they are not expected to be— the garter, so they are not expected to be in robes today . expected to be in robes today. there— expected to be in robes today. there are— expected to be in robes today. there are - new _ expected to be in robes today. there are new appointments there are two new appointments this there are two new appointments thts-who— there are two new appointments thts-who vtth— there are two new appointments this-who will be- this year. who will be persomattv— this year. who will be personally invested inside the throne— personally invested inside the throne-ot— personally invested inside thei throne-of-castle. personally invested inside the. throne-of-castle. a throne room of windsor castle. a httte— throne room of windsor castle. a httte-hv— throne room of windsor castle. a httte-hv the— throne room of windsor castle. a little-by the king- little bit later by the king baroness-, an- little bit later by the king baroness , an former baroness hallett, an former tahour— baroness hallett, an former| labour—minister baroness hallett, an former- labour_ minister and labour government minister and eu labour government minister and tu ttptomat— labour government minister and eu diplomat and— labour government minister and eu diplomat and also the former governor general— eu diplomat and also the former governor general or governor of homo— governor general or governor of homo k0"9t_ governor general or governor of homo tort. tort— governor general or governor of hong kong, lord patten as well . hong kong, lord patten as well. amt— hong kong, lord patten as well. amt as— hong kong, lord patten as well. amt as t— hong kong, lord patten as well. amt as t sat.— hong kong, lord patten as well. and as i said, there'll be a in the— and as i said, there'll be a in the waterloo— and as i said, there'll be a in the waterloo chamber. they will them— the waterloo chamber. they will them pros— the waterloo chamber. they will then process down— the waterloo chamber. they will then process down to saint

georges— then process down to saint george's chapel- then process down to saint george's chapel for the traditional— george's chapel for the traditional service. and despite the shatte— traditional service. and despite the change reign, andrew and the change in reign, andrew and havm— the change in reign, andrew and havm .— the change in reign, andrew and dawn ,-traditions_ the change in reign, andrew and dawn , traditions still dawn, the traditions still oomttmue— dawn, the traditions still oomttmue . — dawn, the traditions still continue . all- dawn, the traditions still continue. g“c dawn, the traditions still continue. g“ continue. all right, that's cameron walker. thank you . cameron walker. thank you. camerom tm— cameron walker. thank you. cameron. i'm just— ct?“ thank you. cameron. i'm just laughing tause— cameron. i'm just laughing because i've— cameron. i'm just laughing because i've grown next to me a list because i've grown next to me a ttst ot— because i've grown next to me a ttst ot names— because i've grown next to me a list of names. baroness ashton is list of names. baroness ashton ts teammat— list of names. baroness ashton ts hettmmt ts— list of names. baroness ashton is beginning is becoming a mmh— is beginning is becoming a mmh ot— is beginning is becoming a member of the— is beginning is becoming a member of the most noble , member of the most noble, ohtvatrous— member of the most noble, chivalrous order— member of the most noble, chivalrous order of chivalry . chivalrous order of chivalry. she— chivalrous order of chivalry. she as— chivalrous order of chivalry. she the— chivalrous order of chivalry. she was the high— chivalrous order of chivalry. she was the high representative for foreign affairs when we were in the eu. hopeless. she couldn't even learn. master french. tony blair's there. tony— french. tony blair's there. tony blair is part of the order. and i'll just tell you what some of our viewers have said here. tony blair's starting a legal war. this is an in which many thousands died and socialises with nefesh various potentates in middle and russia. in the middle east and russia. but allowed the garter but he's allowed in the garter procession. well, he was a former prime minister. he's our second of the 20th second longest of the 20th century. yeah. i mean, the century. yeah. so, i mean, the that— century. yeah. so, i mean, the thmtlvou— century. yeah. so, i mean, the thmtlvou to— century. yeah. so, i mean, the thing-you do the- century. yeah. so, i mean, the thing.you do the job- titi;“cc. 3 yeah. so, i mean, the thing you do the job and thing is, you do the job and them— thing is, you do the job and them that-s— thing is, you do the job and then that's-you- thing is, you do the job and then that's you know, even then that's it. you know, even if then that's it. you know, even tt-emtet— then that's it. you know, even tt-emtet tt— then that's it. you know, even tt-emtet ttla- then that's it. you know, even if-ended it.a few- then that's it. you know, even if ended it a few days. if you ended it for a few days. toot— if you ended it for a few days. toot mormtmt— if you ended it for a few days. good morning, liz— if you ended it for a few days. good morning, liz truss. liz truss— good morning, liz truss. liz truss vtth— good morning, liz truss. liz truss will get— good morning, liz truss. liz truss will get it— good morning, liz truss. liz truss will get it soon, i suppose. matter of time, isn't it? few moments we it? now, in a few moments we will a very, very lively

will have a very, very lively exchange of views on the big stories the day with sarah stories of the day with sarah vine sheikh. we're vine and bushra sheikh. we're going talking about meghan going to be talking about meghan markle's dior markle's rumoured deal with dior and david cameron. is he to blame our covid failures?

christys on gb news. i'm gb news tatto— christys on gb news. i'm gb news tatto .— christys on gb news. i'm gb news tatto. — christys on gb news. i'm gb news tatto. toot— christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . good piece— christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . good piece for— christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . c: i christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio. c: i good radio. good piece for you. good momtmt— radio. good piece for you. good morning. welcome— radio. good piece for you. good morning. welcome back.- radio. c: i good morning. welcome back. this is havm— morning. welcome back. this is havm heesom— morning. welcome back. this is dawn neesom and— morning. welcome back. this is dawn neesom and andrew pierce, who-s— dawn neesom and andrew pierce, vho-s tot— dawn neesom and andrew pierce, vho-s tot a— dawn neesom and andrew pierce, vho-s got a vtttv— dawn neesom and andrew pierce, who's got a witty, wobbly collar . vtshv— who's got a witty, wobbly collar .vtshv vohhtv— who's got a witty, wobbly collar , wishy wobbly collar. is that a thtmtt—

, wishy wobbly collar. is that a new thing? right.— , wishy wobbly collar. is that a new thing? right. actually it is aotuattv— new thing? right. actually it is actually. 1042,— new thing? right. actually it is actually. 1042, and we are aotuattv— actually. 1042, and we are actually joined— actually. 1042, and we are actually joined by two rather tahutous— actually joined by two rather fabulous people— actually joined by two rather fabulous people now , aren't we? fabulous people now, aren't we? to go— fabulous people now, aren't we? to to through— fabulous people now, aren't we? to go through the— fabulous people now, aren't we? to go through the newspapers , my to go through the newspapers, my ooheatue— to go through the newspapers, my ootteatue om— to go through the newspapers, my colleague on the— to go through the newspapers, my colleague on the daily mail, sarah— colleague on the daily mail, sarah ttme.— colleague on the daily mail, sarah vine, and— colleague on the daily mail, sarah vine, and the very gorgeous— sarah vine, and the very gorgeous political commentator huoha— gorgeous political commentator bucha sheikh.— gorgeous political commentator bucha sheikh. thank you very mush.— bucha sheikh. thank you very much, ladies.— bucha sheikh. thank you very much, ladies. morning. they much, ladies. good morning. they are-to— much, ladies. good morning. they are-to ttve— much, ladies. good morning. they are-to the us— much, ladies. good morning. they are to give us poised , are poised to give us poised, verv— are poised to give us poised, verv potset— are poised to give us poised, verv potset to— are poised to give us poised, very poised to go— are poised to give us poised, very poised to go through the storv. — very poised to go through the storv. tm— very poised to go through the storv. hm so— very poised to go through the story. i'm so pleased you're going to talk about her sparkle. yeah yeah. we love talking about spatte— yeah yeah. we love talking about sparkle. michael,— yit?“ yeah. we love talking about sparkle. michael, come on. tell us what-s— sparkle. michael, come on. tell us vhat-s aomt— sparkle. michael, come on. tell us what's going on.— sparkle. michael, come on. tell us what's going on. yeah of course i do. well, so spotify have— course i do. well, so spotify have thet— course i do. well, so spotify have fired them— tititc. t:ti:t well, so spotify have fired them because otvtoustv— have fired them because obviously the _ have fired them because obviously the podcast was really hortmt— obviously the podcast was really hortmt amt— obviously the podcast was really boring and worthy— obviously the podcast was really boring and worthy and annoying and boring and worthy and annoying amt mo— boring and worthy and annoying and no-listened_ boring and worthy and annoying and no-listened to- boring and worthy and annoying and no listened to it . and no one listened to it. um, andr— and no one listened to it. um, aht. aht— and no one listened to it. um, and, and there's— and no one listened to it. um, and, and there's talk that netflix are about to drop them because they've done what 1—1 thing for 8080 million. yeah. so that's quite a quite a lot of cost per show . and they've been cost per show. and they've been called griff batus by the chap who used to work for spotify, which is quite funny. what, what does that mean _ which is quite funny. what, what does that mean in,— which is quite funny. what, what does that mean in, in— which is quite funny. what, what does that mean in, in our- i t:c. ““ what, what does that mean in, in our terms

as wet. — does that mean in, in our terms as well. there— does that mean in, in our terms as well. there was— does that mean in, in our terms as well. there was a- does that mean in, in our terms as well. “ti.iti; �*7 does that mean in, in our terms as well. �*7 i: as well. there was a film called the griffin. there was with what's her name, who was in the addams family, basically con artists. yes . please don't artists. yes, yes. please don't sue. yes, yes . so he artists. yes, yes. please don't sue. yes, yes. so he said basically they're con artists and they're awful. and but, you know, no one is allowed to say this because otherwise they get sued. yeah. so so. and now and then the and then the other bit of the story is that dior or christian dior are apparently going to have her as their muse face inspiration. so she will be a clotheshorse for dior. yeah she'll be fashion— a clotheshorse for dior. yeah she'll be fashion isn't- i j yeah she'll be fashion isn't she memttomet— she'll be fashion isn't she mentioned but— she'll be fashion isn't she mentioned but isn't she. but tsm-t— mentioned but isn't she. but tsm-t she— mentioned but isn't she. but isn't she meant— mentioned but isn't she. but isn't she meant to be a feminist shamptom— isn't she meant to be a feminist champion. apparently, yeah. got that— champion. apparently, yeah. got that avat— champion. apparently, yeah. got that award from _ champion. apparently, yeah. got that award from gloria steinem, champtom— that award from gloria steinem, champtom verv— that award from gloria steinem, champion very much about all the temtmtst— champion very much about all the feminist brains— champion very much about all the feminist brains and— champion very much about all the feminist brains and intellect, hut— feminist brains and intellect, hut atso— feminist brains and intellect, but also about— feminist brains and intellect, but also about wearing a dress, rtthtt — but also about wearing a dress, hthtt ves.— but also about wearing a dress, hthtt ves. t— but also about wearing a dress, right? yes. i think— but also about wearing a dress, right? yes. i think i- but also about wearing a dress, right? yin; “5 c right? yes. i think i like having it all. yes andrew, have vour— having it all. yes andrew, have vour sate— having it all. yes andrew, have vour sate amt— having it all. yes andrew, have your cake and eat— having it all. yes andrew, have your cake and eat all- “g c yin; andrew, have your cake and eat all the money. umtess— your cake and eat all the money. umtess tts— your cake and eat all the money. umtess tt-s a— your cake and eat all the money. unless it's a birthday cake. yeah— unless it's a birthday cake. teah hut— unless it's a birthday cake. yeah but this— unless it's a birthday cake. yeah but this is— unless it's a birthday cake. yeah but this is bill simmons is the heat— yeah but this is bill simmons is the heat ot— yeah but this is bill simmons is the head of postcard innovation for the head of postcard innovation tor spotttv— the head of postcard innovation tor spothv .— the head of postcard innovation tor spothv . he— the head of postcard innovation for spotify . he is— the head of postcard innovation for spotify . he is quite for spotify. he is quite outspoken,— for spotify. he is quite outspoken, but he's done his own potoast— outspoken, but he's done his own poteast hash-t—

outspoken, but he's done his own podcast, hasn't he,— outspoken, but he's done his own podcast, hasn't he, bushra? ahsotutetv— podcast, hasn't he, bushra? absolutely saying what a lot of peopte—.- absolutely saying what a lot of peopte—. tts- absolutely saying what a lot of people_. it's like l people are thinking. it's like no-interested- people are thinking. it's like no-interested in- people are thinking. it's like no interested in what no one's interested in what harrv— no one's interested in what harrv amt— no one's interested in what harry and meghan have got to say,— harry and meghan have got to sav-vou-re— harry and meghan have got to say, you're slagging off say, unless you're slagging off the-ramp.— say, unless you're slagging off the-family,-done| the royal family, you've done that.— the royal family, you've done that—vou- the royal family, you've done that—vou toti that. what else have you got tott— that. what else have you got tett to— that. what else have you got tett to say?— that. what else have you got left to say? so _ that. what else have you got left to say? so surely it's just summtmt— left to say? so surely it's just summmt up— left to say? so surely it's just summing up what most people voutt— summing up what most people would-basically- summing up what most people would basically they would think and basically they patt— would think and basically they patt th— would think and basically they were paid £15 million for less than— were paid £15 million for less than to— were paid £15 million for less than 13 hours— were paid £15 million for less than 13 hours of— were paid £15 million for less than 13 hours of work. yeah. i mean, you know— than 13 hours of work. yeah. i mean, you know what? ti.“ than 13 hours of work. yeah. i mean, you know what? i“ i“ mean, you know what? even when voue— mean, you know what? even when you're called a grifter, it's also more than that being a grifter is somebody that actually doesn't have anything solid to the table. and solid to bring to the table. and they tend draw from they tend to just draw from what's on around them and what's going on around them and trying to make a quick buck. and i see that with meghan and i do see that with meghan and harry moment, because harry at the moment, because they're bringing they're not really bringing anything substantial to the table about real table and talking about real issues, that people issues, something that people really hear. and they really want to hear. and they have the uk have let the entire uk population down. i know there's a small portion of people that still them, but like me , still like them, but like me, i'm, it's very small. i'm so frustrated. and i think, what are you talking about? why do why do you need to stay current, you know, apart from harry being a prince, why do you need to be

covered? well, they've they've mate— covered? well, they've they've mate thts— covered? well, they've they've made this they've— i ”cc 7’ well, they've they've made this they've what they've tome — made this they've what they've tome _thev-ve- made this they've what they've done they've they've done is they've they've they've erotet — done is they've they've they've eroded _value - done is they've they've they've eroded _value by- done is they've they've they've eroded value by by eroded their own value by by sort— eroded their own value by by sort ot— eroded their own value by by sort of stateme— eroded their own value by by sort of slagging the royal sort of slagging off the royal tamttv— sort of slagging off the royal tamttv to— sort of slagging off the royal ramhv to the— sort of slagging off the royal family to the extent which they have — family to the extent which they have .revealing_ family to the extent which they have-revealing all- family to the extent which they have revealing all their have and revealing all their momev— have and revealing all their momev shots— have and revealing all their money shots at— have and revealing all their money shots at once, if you tom-t— money shots at once, if you tom-t mtmt— money shots at once, if you don't mind me— money shots at once, if you don't mind me using that term. hut— don't mind me using that term. hut hastoattv— don't mind me using that term. but basically they've they've got mothmt — but basically they've they've got nothing left— but basically they've they've got nothing left to show . so got nothing left to show. so tts— got nothing left to show. so tt-s a— got nothing left to show. so tt-s a sort— got nothing left to show. so tt-s a sort ot— got nothing left to show. so it's a sort of it's— it's a sort of it's a diminishing cycle isn't it, teause— diminishing cycle isn't it, because the— diminishing cycle isn't it, because the more the more they the— because the more the more they the avav— because the more the more they the avav. the— because the more the more they give away, the more they slag peopte— give away, the more they slag peopte ott— give away, the more they slag peopte oh the— give away, the more they slag people off, the more they have to stat— people off, the more they have to stat peopte— people off, the more they have to slag people off. and there's no there-s— to slag people off. and there's no there's nowhere else to go tause— no there's nowhere else to go because what _ no there's nowhere else to go because what they could have tome — because what they could have tome vtth— because what they could have done with the— because what they could have done with the spotify and the hetthv— done with the spotify and the hetthv thtmt— done with the spotify and the netflix thing is— done with the spotify and the netflix thing is they could have thet— netflix thing is they could have trtetlhuttt— netflix thing is they could have tried-buildlproper- tried to build a proper porttoho— tried to build a proper portfolio of- tried to build a proper portfolio of career, a proper career-full- portfolio of career, a proper career-full of- portfolio of career, a proper career full of ideas portfolio of career, a proper care actually full of ideas portfolio of career, a proper care actually done.l of ideas portfolio of career, a proper care actually done something, but and actually done something, but thev—to- and actually done something, but thev—to to- and actually done something, but thev—to to thel they just didn't want to do the tort. — they just didn't want to do the work. _the— they just didn't want to do the tort. _the-t- they just didn't want to do thel work. _the-i mean, work. that's the thing. i mean, i work. that's the thing. i mean, t-that-s— work. that's the thing. i mean, t-that-s the— work. that's the thing. i mean, i-that's the main- work. that's the thing. i mean, i that's the main in the i think that's the main in the suhtevt— i think that's the main in the suhtevt ot— i think that's the main in the subtext of.of_ i think that's the main in the subtext of.of this- i think that's the main in the subtext of of this is that subtext of all of this is that thev— subtext of all of this is that thev — subtext of all of this is that they were paid _ subtext of all of this is that they were paid all this money by hetthv— they were paid all this money by hetthv amt— they were paid all this money by netflix and spotify and they hust— netflix and spotify and they rust—up.- netflix and spotify and they. rust—up-have just didn't show up. what have thev— just didn't show up. what have thev heeh— just didn't show up. what have they been doing— just didn't show up. what have they been doing for the last showm— they been doing for the last shout—totl they been doing for the last- shown _got down shown up and actually got down and shown up and actually got down amt—vort— shown up and actually got down amt—wort amt- shown up and actually got down and work and turned and done some work and turned up to-meettmts— and done some work and turned up to-meetings-said,- and done some work and turned up to meetings said, okay, to the meetings and said, okay, thts— to the meetings and said, okay, thtslvhat. — to the meetings and said, okay, this-what. but— to the meetings and said, okay, this what. but they haven't this is what. but they haven't tome— this is what. but they haven't tome amv— this is what. but they haven't tome amv ot— this is what. but they haven't done any of that. _ this is what. but they haven't done any of that. they've gone,

otav— done any of that. they've gone, ohav-us— done any of that. they've gone, ohav-usithe— done any of that. they've gone,| okay,-us.the-and okay, give us all the money and them— okay, give us all the money and them vett— okay, give us all the money and then we'll-carry— okay, give us all the money and then we'll-carry on- then we'll just carry on svamtmt— then we'll just carry on swanning-likel then we'll just carry on swanning like we then we'll just carry on- swanning-like we normally swanning around like we normally do swanning around like we normally to-hetmt— swanning around like we normally to-hetmt hetmt— swanning around like we normally do being being harry and do and being being harry and hetham— do and being being harry and meghan bucha— do and being being harry and meghan bucha be very meghan bucha must be very epemtve— meghan bucha must be very expensive they've got expensive because they've got puhttotsts— expensive because they've got publicists_galore,| publicists and lawyers galore, tavvers. — lawyers. they've got 4 or 5 court cases going on. the moment they've the cases, they've they've got the cases, they've got people that got a huge team of people that they to support pay for they have to support and pay for officers. they've got to pay for the protection _ officers. they've got to pay for the protection and— titiitist they've got to pay for the protection and security. and the protection and security. and the—me— the protection and security. and the—me ts— the protection and security. and the-me is when- the protection and security. and the-me is when i- the protection and security. and the me is when i when the thing with me is when i when i the thing with me is when i when t-ahout— the thing with me is when i when t-ahout thts.— the thing with me is when i when i-about this, i'm— the thing with me is when i when i about this, i'm like, i think about this, i'm like, these— i think about this, i'm like, these-meet- i think about this, i'm like, these-needlearn. i think about this, i'm like, these need earn their these guys need to earn their respect— these guys need to earn their respect-amt— these guys need to earn their respect-amt t- these guys need to earn their respect and i feel like respect back. and i feel like thev-re— respect back. and i feel like thev-re-totmt— respect back. and i feel like they're-doing .at. respect back. and i feel like they're doing at the they're not doing that at the moment — they're not doing that at the moment. like— they're not doing that at the moment. like they're not apototetto— moment. like they're not apologetic for— moment. like they're not apologetic for the things that moment. like they're not apolc happened 1e things that moment. like they're not apolc happened 1e thinpast.at have happened in the past. thev-re— have happened in the past. they're—forwardj have happened in the past.- they're_forward to they're not coming forward to say,— they're not coming forward to sav. aetuattv. — they're not coming forward to say, actually, want to make say, actually, we want to make amets — say, actually, we want to make amets thts— say, actually, we want to make amends. this is— say, actually, we want to make amends. this is how we're going to-so— amends. this is how we're going to-so rttht— amends. this is how we're going to-so right-people. to do it. so right now, people are-stutt— to do it. so right now, people are - stuck .the - to do it. so right now, people are stuck the point. are still stuck in the point. they— are still stuck in the point. thev tom-t— are still stuck in the point. they don't care.- are still stuck in the point. they don't care. but what they misunderstood. see, when you're a have automatic a royal, you have automatic respect. just respect. that's right. it just it's automatic. that's it's just automatic. that's that's how the royal family curtsy. curtsy to curtsy. people bow and curtsy to you day long. and no one. so you all day long. and no one. so what did was they they what they did was they they thought, going turn our thought, we're going to turn our back on all of the royal stuff. but want but we're still we still want to be treated as though we're royals. but no, because you're not royals anymore. and most

normal go out normal people, if they go out into and sign a into the world and sign a contract with company, contract with a company, are expected what they've expected to deliver what they've signed and signed the contract for. and that's category error that that's the category error that they made. they still thought, oh, still oh, we'll still we're still royal. to actually royal. we don't have to actually do anything. do you think she's evervvte-t— do anything. do you think she's ever-write this- do anything. do you think she's ever-write this book?l ever going to write this book? we ever going to write this book? the-heathe— ever going to write this book? we-hearing she's- ever going to write this book?i we-hearing she's-to we keep hearing she's going to vtte— we keep hearing she's going to vrtte a— we keep hearing she's going to vrtte a what— we keep hearing she's going to write a what about what's it going— write a what about what's it 90in9-ab0ut-7 - write a what about what's it going about? it“tii; write a what about what's it- going-about? there's one going to be about? there's one tert— going to be about? there's one left. one in the in left. there's one left in the in the it's a book deal. the deal. it's a four book deal. she's done children's book. she's done the children's book. there's in the there's one left in the deal because the book was unbelievably can unbelievably done. can you remember it unbelievably done. can you. remember-it-called? unbelievably done. can you- remember-it-called? it remember what it was called? it vasa- hench- remember what it was called? it vasa- hehoh or- was called on a bench or something. right. the bench and i was something. right. the bench and tvas aoumt— something. right. the bench and tvas artumt tm— something. right. the bench and i was arguing in a— something. right. the bench and i was arguing in a bench- “g ?g“c the bench and i was arguing in a bench in “g 3g“c the bench and i was arguing in a bench in a in a_t— i was arguing in a bench in a in. a_a woman called a tv debate with a woman called tasmtm— a tv debate with a woman called yasmin alibhai—brown, who you prohahtv—a- yasmin alibhai—brown, who you prohahtv—a treat- probably know who's a great supporter. — supporter. yes. but there are 1 or 2— supporter. yes. but there are 1 or a ot— supporter. yes. but there are 1 or 2 of meghan.— supporter. yes. but there are 1 or 2 of meghan. and she the or 2 of meghan. and she said the potoast— or 2 of meghan. and she said the podcast-brilliant. - podcast were brilliant. were they?— podcast were brilliant. were thevt—hov podcast were brilliant. were- thevt—hov mamv they? so there were 12. how many did they? so there were 12. how many ttt—tvo.— they? so there were 12. how many ttt—tvo. amt- they? so there were 12. how many did _two. and this. did you listen to? two. and this is did you listen to? two. and this ts-ot— did you listen to? two. and this ts-ot our— did you listen to? two. and this ts-ot treat— did you listen to? two. and this is of our great supporters. is one of our great supporters. we is one of our great supporters. hue—to— is one of our great supporters. hue—to ttsteh- is one of our great supporters. we _to listen to. we used to have to listen to them they used drop we used to have to listen to theai they used drop we used to have to listen to thea tuesday. they used drop we used to have to listen to thea tuesday. do ty used drop we used to have to listen to thea tuesday. do you;ed drop we used to have to listen to thea tuesday. do you remember? i on a tuesday. do you remember? i do. was meghan do. every tuesday. was meghan podcast had podcast day, so you had to listen and was listen to it. and it was just the with different the same thing with different filter the same filter on it. it was the same thing. empowerment, yada yada, women, the thing is, women, yada yada. the thing is, sarah, actually is sarah, she she actually this is what genuinely believe. she

what i genuinely believe. she thought that she was exceptional speotat. — special. and actually she would have—hat- special. and actually she wouldi have—hat she have been more special had she hust— have been more special had she just-harry— have been more special had she just-harry tome- have been more special had she just harry gone down just followed harry gone down the—tovat- just followed harry gone down the—royal family.| the route of the royal family. that— that would have made her prestttt— that would have made her- presttte—opemtmt prestige. that was her opening the—hetham- prestige. that was her opening the—meghan. andi the doorway for meghan. and astuattv— the doorway for meghan. and actually,_she's| actually, without that, she's hust— actually, without that, she's tust another— actually, without that, she's just another american , an just another american, an atress— just another american, an actress-a small- just another american, an actress a small part in actress doing a small part in a tv actress doing a small part in a tv setes— actress doing a small part in a tv — actress doing a small part in a tv series. i'm— actress doing a small part in a tv series. i'm sorry,- actress doing a small part in a tv series. i'm sorry, i've never heard of until she got engaged to harry. i'd never heard of suella, but apart dior suella, but apart from the dior deal suella, but apart from the dior deal, also very good deal, she's also now very good friends behind the friends with the chap behind the makeup health makeup ranges and health and beauty jennifer lopez beauty ranges of jennifer lopez and crawford. but so you and cindy crawford. but so you can buy meghan's_ ?“t: c “t: : but so you can buy meghan's makeup as well. oh, can buy meghan's makeup as well. th—hasl oh, lovely. meghan markle has become influence with become a standard influence with 2500 other women that do it. so that's still not anything. i mean, i just don't think i that's still not anything. i- mean, i just don't think i don't mow.— mean, i just don't think i don't molmeam— mean, i just don't think i don't know. mean, there's i love a know. i mean, there's i love a htt— know. i mean, there's i love a htt ot— know. i mean, there's i love a htt ot makeup— know. i mean, there's i love a bit of makeup myself. i love an evehmep— bit of makeup myself. i love an eyeliner,_know- bit of makeup myself. i love an eyeliner,_know if. bit of makeup myself. i love an eyeliner,_know if i. eyeliner, but i don't know if i vam— eyeliner, but i don't know if i vamtlhuv— eyeliner, but i don't know if i. want-buy-eyeliner want to buy meghan's eyeliner amt— want to buy meghan's eyeliner amtlvou— want to buy meghan's eyeliner amtlvou are— want to buy meghan's eyeliner and you are going to hang on and if you are going to hang on emttesstv— and if you are going to hang on endlessly about— and if you are going to hang on endlessly about feminism and mpoemet— endlessly about feminism and empowerment, it's a bit sad, tsm-t— empowerment, it's a bit sad, tsm-t tt— empowerment, it's a bit sad, tsm-t tt that— empowerment, it's a bit sad, isn't it, that that— empowerment, it's a bit sad, isn't it, that that was my. what it isn't it, that that was my. what tt hots— isn't it, that that was my. what tt hotts tovm— isn't it, that that was my. what it boils down to— isn't it, that that was my. what it boils down to is— isn't it, that that was my. what it boils down to is a dress and an it boils down to is a dress and am evettmer. — it boils down to is a dress and an eyeliner. yeah.- it boils down to is a dress and an eyeliner. yit?“ �*jtttt�*“ti“ it boils down to is a dress and an eyeliner. yit?“ �*jtjvj“i“ : an eyeliner. yeah. when i read it the mail on sunday, said it in the mail on sunday, said she to be a how does she was going to be a how does this clotheshorse this fit in being a clotheshorse for i'm a feminist as

for dior with i'm a feminist as you got very you said, i've got a very expensive to expensive life lifestyle to support. shall we move on support. bucha shall we move on to a— support. bucha shall we move on to a rote— support. bucha shall we move on to a rote-ts— support. bucha shall we move on to a role-is actually- bucha shall we move on to a role is actually doing to a role that is actually doing some-?— to a role that is actually doing some-t thts— to a role that is actually doing some-? this is- to a role that is actually doing some-? this is in- to a role that is actually doing some ? this is in the times some good? this is in the times totav— some good? this is in the times totav .— some good? this is in the times totav . throe— some good? this is in the times today . prince william has won today. prince william has won vttespreat— today. prince william has won widespread praise for his rusate— widespread praise for his crusade to— widespread praise for his crusade to end homelessness. yeah.— crusade to end homelessness. veah. teause— crusade to end homelessness. yeah, because, look,- crusade to end homelessness. yeah, because, look, he's- crusade to end homelessness. yeah, because, look, he's also the patron of another charity called centrepoint and they help young homeless people. and i think this is lovely. this is brilliant because we know that was very sorry to interrupt. it was very sorry to interrupt. it was linked to mother. was very linked to his mother. ves. —mate- was very linked to his mother. yes._made her yes. yes. where she made her speech.— yes. yes. where she made her speech. puttmt— yes. yes. where she made her speech, pulling out a public the— speech, pulling out a public the vtth— speech, pulling out a public life with jeffrey— speech, pulling out a public life with jeffrey archer her life with jeffrey archer by her stte — life with jeffrey archer by her stte atout— life with jeffrey archer by her side about that. _ life with jeffrey archer by her side about that. and but that at— side about that. and but that was at centrepoint these days. veah. — was at centrepoint these days. veah. amt— was at centrepoint these days. veah. aht tts— was at centrepoint these days. yeah. and it's almost- was at centrepoint these days. yeah. and it's almost like,- was at centrepoint these days. yeah. and it's almost like, you know carrying her name on. know he is carrying her name on. he's moving this forward. and we know we a know that when we live in a first world country like great britain, when we can't have people who are homeless, you know, this is something which know, so this is something which i is just amazing that i think is just amazing that he's actually willing to this he's actually willing to do this . and it's a five year plan and building houses on royal land. so this is something a five year plan. won't know and have the plan. we won't know and have the details plan just yet. details of this plan just yet. but i think it's a really, really step forward. and

really good step forward. and i think to think people are really going to warm so than warm to him even more so than they do. i mean, think they already do. i mean, i think this they already do. i mean, i think thts—exampte- they already do. i mean, i think this—example of- they already do. i mean, i think this—example of howj this is a classic example of how a—hehave. - this is a classic example of how a—hehave. t- this is a classic example of how a_behave. i mean,| a royal should behave. i mean, oomtrasttmt— a royal should behave. i mean, contrasting william with harry a royal should behave. i mean, contmeghan,�*illiam with harry a royal should behave. i mean, contmeghan, youm with harry a royal should behave. i mean, contmeghan, you know,t harry a royal should behave. i mean, contmeghan, you know, he'sy a royal should behave. i mean, contmeghan, you know, he's got and meghan, you know, he's got htmsett— and meghan, you know, he's got himself-know— and meghan, you know, he's got himself,-know ,— and meghan, you know, he's got himself, know , he's got himself, you know, he's got htmsett— himself, you know, he's got htmsett a— himself, you know, he's got himself a cause— himself, you know, he's got himself a cause that it's a very toot— himself a cause that it's a very toot tor— himself a cause that it's a very toot tor spate— himself a cause that it's a very good for space him to be in. tts— good for space him to be in. it's important.— good for space him to be in. it's important. it's not it is pottttoat— it's important. it's not it is political, but— it's important. it's not it is political, but it's not sort of super— political, but it's not sort of super political,— political, but it's not sort of super political, you know, all paths.— super political, you know, all paths ve— super political, you know, all parties, we all— super political, you know, all parties, we all agree, don't we? the-ve— parties, we all agree, don't we? he-ve tot— parties, we all agree, don't we? he-ve tot to— parties, we all agree, don't we? we've got to sort— parties, we all agree, don't we? we've got to sort out homelessness. and i like this hot— homelessness. and i like this ttea ot— homelessness. and i like this ttea ot ustmt— homelessness. and i like this idea of using his— homelessness. and i like this idea of using his own land hause— idea of using his own land because the— idea of using his own land because the royal estate has vast— because the royal estate has vast tracts— because the royal estate has vast tracts of— because the royal estate has vast tracts of land, most of vhtoh— vast tracts of land, most of vhtoh ts— vast tracts of land, most of which is not— vast tracts of land, most of which is not used. and i think, you— which is not used. and i think, vou mow.— which is not used. and i think, vou mov. t— which is not used. and i think, you know, i think— which is not used. and i think, you know, i think that temerosttv— you know, i think that generosity is- you know, i think that generosity is very important. tou— generosity is very important. you mow.— generosity is very important. you know, his— generosity is very important. you know, his job is to keep the momarohv— you know, his job is to keep the monarchy relevant. _ you know, his job is to keep the monarchy relevant. it's to take it monarchy relevant. it's to take tt torvart. — monarchy relevant. it's to take it forward. it's— monarchy relevant. it's to take it forward. it's to— monarchy relevant. it's to take it forward. it's to make sure that— it forward. it's to make sure that peopte— it forward. it's to make sure that people remain in love with it. that people remain in love with t. amt— that people remain in love with t. amt t— that people remain in love with it. and i think— that people remain in love with it. and i think he's doing that verv— it. and i think he's doing that very successfully.— it. and i think he's doing that very successfully. we are there shos— very successfully. we are there eshoeslhts— very successfully. we are there eshoeslhts .— very successfully. we are there echoes-his , but— very successfully. we are there echoes his , but there are echoes of his, but there are atso— echoes of his, but there are also echoes— echoes of his, but there are also echoes mum , aren't also echoes of his mum, aren't theret— also echoes of his mum, aren't there? ves.— also echoes of his mum, aren't there? yes, exactly.— also echoes of his mum, aren't there? yes, exactly. he was a verv— there? yes, exactly. he was a verv-woman.— there? yes, exactly. he was a verv-vomam. t— there? yes, exactly. he was a very woman, i think, you very nice woman, i think, you mow.— very nice woman, i think, you mow-reatt— very nice woman, i think, you know,.really-to. know, and really wanted to i vou-she- know, and really wanted to i mean, you she did lot mean, you know, she did a lot of she— mean, you know, she did a lot of she-amazi"9_ mean, you know, she did a lot of she-amazing things- mean, you know, she did a lot of she amazing things for the she did amazing things for the ahs— she did amazing things for the hos—yeah.- she did amazing things for the aids _yeah. and,- she did amazing things for the aids yeah. and, you aids campaign. yeah. and, you

mow.— aids campaign. yeah. and, you know,-genuinely- know, she was genuinely and he has-etememt— know, she was genuinely and he has-etemem .— know, she was genuinely and he has-element. he- know, she was genuinely and he has element. he has, you has that element. he has, you mow.— has that element. he has, you know. harrv— has that element. he has, you mov. harrv has— has that element. he has, you know, harry has all his mother's htttemess— know, harry has all his mother's bitterness and— know, harry has all his mother's bitterness and william has sort of bitterness and william has sort ot ah— bitterness and william has sort ot att hts— bitterness and william has sort of all his mother's good bits. yeah.— of all his mother's good bits. teah. tts— of all his mother's good bits. yeah, it's quite— of all his mother's good bits. yeah, it's quite interesting . yeah, it's quite interesting. yeah.— yeah, it's quite interesting. veah. amt— yeah, it's quite interesting. yeah. and again,— yeah, it's quite interesting. yeah. and again, it's- yeah, it's quite interesting. yeah. and again, it's how you make modern royalty work. yeah. because he's prince. because he's a king. because he's he's a future king. because he's the prince of wales. housebuilders talk housebuilders will come and talk to they just will, to him. yeah, they just will, because that's how works. and because that's how it works. and also moment, you also i think at the moment, you know, this big know, we've got this other big story we'll story which is obviously we'll come is come to in a second, which is the interest and the fact the interest rates and the fact that people are really struggling their struggling to pay their mortgages. you rates mortgages. you know, the rates going— mortgages. you know, the rates going.— mortgages. you know, the rates tomtl. so.— mortgages. you know, the rates tomtl. so. vou— mortgages. you know, the rates going.. so, you know,- gg you know, the rates going . so, you know, people going up. so, you know, people are—to— going up. so, you know, people. are—to-houstmt going up. so, you know, people. artgoing-to-housing going up. so, you know, people artgoing to to housing going up. so, you know, people artgoing to be to housing going up. so, you know, people artgoing to be issue housing going up. so, you know, people artgoing to be issue on )using is going to be an issue on a mumher— is going to be an issue on a mumher ot— is going to be an issue on a mumher ot-t- is going to be an issue on a number of i think. and number of levels, i think. and hes— number of levels, i think. and he-s om— number of levels, i think. and ms or t. — number of levels, i think. and he's on it. you— number of levels, i think. and he's on it. ytitc. i“ he's on it. you know, it's his actually striking at the core of what are thinking. what people are thinking. moving on mail, the front on to the daily mail, the front page mail there, page of the daily mail there, sarah wait before sarah bank told to wait before imposing another rate hike is a story. a game we're discussing this . what what? well, this morning. what what? well, i mean , this is a perfect storm mean, this is a perfect storm because interest rates have been artificially low for a very long time, which has caused huge house price inflation. so people

have been able— house price inflation. so people have been able to— house price inflation. so people have been able to borrow- i “ so people have been able to borrow more amt— have been able to borrow more and therefore— have been able to borrow more and therefore they— have been able to borrow more and therefore they have paid more-thet— and therefore they have paid more their houses. so more for their houses. so thev-re—tm- more for their houses. so. they're—in houses they're now sitting in houses vhtsh— they're now sitting in houses vhtsh are— they're now sitting in houses which are probably overpriced, they're now sitting in houses whiwhich probably overpriced, they're now sitting in houses whiwhich they ably overpriced, they're now sitting in houses whiwhich they paid overpriced, they're now sitting in houses whiwhich they paid aerpriced, they're now sitting in houses whiwhich they paid a lot. ced, they're now sitting in houses whiwhich they paid a lot. and for which they paid a lot. and thev-re— for which they paid a lot. and now they're they— for which they paid a lot. and now they're they probably got in at sort— now they're they probably got in at sort ot— now they're they probably got in at sort ot 2.— now they're they probably got in at sort of 2, maybe— now they're they probably got in at sort of 2, maybe 3. and now thev-re— at sort of 2, maybe 3. and now thev-re tasmt — at sort of 2, maybe 3. and now they're facing 6,— at sort of 2, maybe 3. and now they're facing 6, possibly more . sh— they're facing 6, possibly more . stv amt— they're facing 6, possibly more . stv amt a— they're facing 6, possibly more , six and a half,— they're facing 6, possibly more , six and a half, i— they're facing 6, possibly more , six and a half, i think 6.25 thts— , six and a half, i think 6.25 this morning.— , six and a half, i think 6.25 this morning. yeah. and that is a reattv— this morning. yeah. and that is a reattv htt— this morning. yeah. and that is a really big increase. that's, you— a really big increase. that's, vou mov— a really big increase. that's, vou mov .— a really big increase. that's, you know , some— a really big increase. that's, you know , some people will find you know, some people will find thet— you know, some people will find thetr outtomts— you know, some people will find their outgoings doubled for thet— their outgoings doubled for hot tor— their outgoings doubled for their for their— their outgoings doubled for their for their houses and on top— their for their houses and on top ot— their for their houses and on top oh that— their for their houses and on top of that you've got the cost of top of that you've got the cost oh that— top of that you've got the cost of living crisis— top of that you've got the cost of living crisis which also puts rem— of living crisis which also puts remt up— of living crisis which also puts remt up as— of living crisis which also puts rent up as-sarah- of living crisis which also puts rent up as i“ rent up as well. sarah these interest rates going up because rent up as well. sarah these inlotzst rates going up because rent up as well. sarah these inlot of rates going up because rent up as well. sarah these inlot of landlordsg up because rent up as well. sarah these inlot of landlords have because rent up as well. sarah these inlot of landlords have gotause a lot of landlords have got mortgages to people will come a lot of landlords have got morofages to people will come a lot of landlords have got morof this. thereyle will come a lot of landlords have got morof this. there willjill come a lot of landlords have got morof this. there will be come out of this. there will be peopte— out of this. there will be peopte-vht- out of this. there will be people .will have- there will be people will have to out of this. there will be. people .will have to sell people who will have to sell their— people who will have to sell their-and— people who will have to sell their-and-and. people who will have to sell. their-and-andlare their houses and you and i are om— their houses and you and i are old enough— their houses and you and i are old enough remember old enough to remember the disaster—whenl old enough to remember the. disaster—when we disaster that was that when we had— disaster that was that when we had those— disaster that was that when we hah those 9%— disaster that was that when we had those 9% interest rates in the hos— had those 9% interest rates in the hos ,— had those 9% interest rates in the hos , heehh— had those 9% interest rates in the 90s , people will to the 90s, people will have to heh— the 90s, people will have to sell-houses.- the 90s, people will have to. sell-houses.-have sell their houses. they'll have to sell their houses. they'll have h—housesl sell their houses. they'll have. to_houses and to come out of their houses and go to come out of their houses and she-rented— to come out of their houses and go rented accommodation. go into rented accommodation. yeah.— go into rented accommodation. yeah—hath- go into rented accommodation. yeah. _that-s h- go into rented accommodation.l yeah. _that's a whole yeah. and so then that's a whole other— yeah. and so then that's a whole other heue— yeah. and so then that's a whole other .— yeah. and so then that's a whole other issue . you— yeah. and so then that's a whole other issue . you know, there other issue. you know, there eeh-e— other issue. you know, there eeh-e enough— other issue. you know, there aren't enough places to there eeh-e— aren't enough places to there eeh-e enough— aren't enough places to there aren't enough, you know, there heehh— aren't enough, you know, there eeh-e enough— aren't enough, you know, there aren't enough places rent aren't enough places to rent anyway. — aren't enough places to rent anyway. hehhhg—

aren't enough places to rent anyway. renting is very difficult.— anyway. renting is very difficult. ex—husband has difficult. my ex—husband has made— difficult. my ex—husband has heae-ee— difficult. my ex—husband has made-to rent- difficult. my ex—husband has made-to rent in.- difficult. my ex—husband has made to rent in. he's made it easier to rent in. he's made— made it easier to rent in. he's heee veh— made it easier to rent in. he's made some very good changes. i think,— made some very good changes. i think, including— made some very good changes. i think, including now people being— think, including now people being allowed— think, including now people being allowed to have pets. yes which— being allowed to have pets. yes whheh h— being allowed to have pets. yes which i think— being allowed to have pets. yes which i think is— being allowed to have pets. yes which i think is really hhpehehe— which i think is really important because that was atheis— important because that was ehweye e— important because that was ehweye a big— important because that was always a big when you're always a big issue when you're emhe— always a big issue when you're ehhhg-yeu— always a big issue when you're renting-you can't- always a big issue when you're renting you can't have a renting that you can't have a dog— renting that you can't have a hee-eeh— renting that you can't have a dog-cat-l- renting that you can't have a. dog-cat.-i-that's dog or a cat. and i think that's wen-e — dog or a cat. and i think that's wen-e _al wrong. but anyway, that's a thee-e— wrong. but anyway, that's a there-hey- wrong. but anyway, that's a there-hey .- wrong. but anyway, that's a that's-tidy . but- wrong. but anyway, that's a that's tidy. but i that's a little tidy. but i think—e- that's a little tidy. but i think—a huge that's a little tidy. but i| think—a huge . that's a little tidy. but i- think—a huge . yeah, think michael is a huge. yeah, it h. — think michael is a huge. yeah, it h. the— think michael is a huge. yeah, it h. the he— think michael is a huge. yeah, it is. this is a— think michael is a huge. yeah, it is. this is a huge thing. the— it is. this is a huge thing. the he— it is. this is a huge thing. the he a— it is. this is a huge thing. this is a huge— it is. this is a huge thing. this is a huge thing. and you eeh-t— this is a huge thing. and you can't-britain— this is a huge thing. and you can't-britain is- this is a huge thing. and you can't britain is an economy can't and britain is an economy based— based on, on on the housing market.— based on, on on the housing market.-that's- based on, on on the housing market. that's most market. yeah, that's most peopte-e— market. yeah, that's most peopte-e heeh— market. yeah, that's most people's nest egg. most people's the enh— people's nest egg. most people's the only honey— people's nest egg. most people's the only money they have really is the only money they have really he he— the only money they have really he he hhehh— the only money they have really is in their house— the only money they have really is in their house and you think about— is in their house and you think about heevhhg— is in their house and you think about leaving it— is in their house and you think about leaving it to your grandchildren. yes, exactly. and if grandchildren. yes, exactly. and hh—hheh— grandchildren. yes, exactly. and h—hheh eh— grandchildren. yes, exactly. and if that or undermine if you attack that or undermine thet— that, you are absolutely hhhhehee— that, you are absolutely hhhhehee .— that, you are absolutely finished . yeah. finished. yeah. i mean, essentially this boils down essentially this this boils down to thing which know, which to one thing which i know, which was where the was that the point where the interest the lowest interest rates were the lowest at you're right, at that time. and you're right, that a that was like it was like a false it was like a false time. it had people have had more better financial understanding and they have and education. they would have known this is known that actually this is can't last . can't last. this can't last. well, no, no, no . the interest well, no, no, no. the interest rates that we're seeing now with more average we should

more average ones that we should be. well, i tell people now, is it expect this to be your new normal? you know, have this normal? you know, just have this as even as your new normal. do not even think rates are think that interest rates are going were going to drop as they were before and like this. bank before and live like this. bank of should raised of england should have raised them— of england should have raised them _gradually- of england should have raised them gradually rather than them more gradually rather than them more gradually rather than the—eeh- them more gradually rather than the—eeh eh- them more gradually rather than the—eeh eh ehh| the well they should sort of sit eheuh— the well they should sort of sit atout-heehh— the well they should sort of sit about. below the _ the well they should sort of sit about below the of about 3% below the rate of hhhhehheh — about 3% below the rate of inflation. ithat's- about 3% below the rate of inflation. that's that's about right, they right, you know, but they weren't right with have used to back again to carry on talking about we have about what's on the post we have to more to come liam to go now more to come liam halligan discussfinances halligan to discuss finances further after this short break. hello there. i'm jonathan veuhey— hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here— hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest gb newe— vautrey here with your latest gb hewe weather— vautrey here with your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the — news weather forecast provided hi the met— news weather forecast provided by the met office. it's gehehhhy— by the met office. it's gehehhy e- by the met office. it's generally a showery picture as we generally a showery picture as eve-eh— generally a showery picture as eve-eh the— generally a showery picture as we-off the new- generally a showery picture as we off the new working we start off the new working weeh — we start off the new working weeh iehh— we start off the new working week. - all due _ we start off the new working week. .all due to - we start off the new working week. all due to low week. it's all due to low pressure that— week. it's all due to low pressure that is in control of the— pressure that is in control of the weather— pressure that is in control of the weather across the uk, bringing— the weather across the uk, bringing unsettled conditions, hehheuhehy— bringing unsettled conditions, pehheuhehy ee— bringing unsettled conditions, particularly so for scotland. the— particularly so for scotland. the thee,— particularly so for scotland. first thing, this— particularly so for scotland. first thing, this occluded front hee— first thing, this occluded front hee heeh— first thing, this occluded front has been pushing its way northwards— has been pushing its way northwards overnight, bringing some - rain .there - northwards overnight, bringing some rain there is some heavy rain and there is a heh— some heavy rain and there is a eeh-h— some heavy rain and there is a eeh-h hee- some heavy rain and there is a rain-in force until- rain warning in force until hzhoo— rain warning in force until hzhoo heehh — rain warning in force until 12:00 today. could be some euheee— 12:00 today. could be some surface water— 12:00 today. could be some surface water issues until that evehhuehhy— surface water issues until that eventually clears— surface water issues until that eventually clears , we'll be eventually clears, we'll be quite— eventually clears, we'll be the heezy— eventually clears, we'll be quite breezy across the north—east— quite breezy across the north—east as- quite breezy across the north—east as well throughout

the— north—east as well throughout the morning-— north—east as well throughout this morning. drier start to this morning. a drier start to the— this morning. a drier start to the-elsewhere,- this morning. a drier start to the elsewhere, into the the day elsewhere, but into the afternoon— the day elsewhere, but into the afternoon ,— the day elsewhere, but into the afternoon , sunshine afternoon, the sunshine is ehehe— afternoon, the sunshine is ehehe-whhh- afternoon, the sunshine is- strong-will-develop strong and it will help develop some showers.— strong and it will help develop some showers. could be some showers. there could be heehh— some showers. there could be locally heavy— some showers. there could be locally heavy with some thunderstorms, for thunderstorms, particularly for three— thunderstorms, particularly for hehelhehhehh— thunderstorms, particularly for parts northern and parts of northern ireland and mayhe— parts of northern ireland and maybe-scotland- parts of northern ireland and maybe scotland later maybe southern scotland later on. maybe southern scotland later eh-huhheh- maybe southern scotland later on. further towards on. generally further towards the eeuhh— on. generally further towards the south and— on. generally further towards the south and east, staying the— the south and east, staying drier—sunshine. the south and east, stayingl drier—sunshine on the south and east, staying- drier_sunshine on and drier with some sunshine on and in drier with some sunshine on and hh—ehhhhhhe- drier with some sunshine on and hh—ehhhhhhe he- in that sunshine climbing to hhehe— in that sunshine climbing to hhehe eh— in that sunshine climbing to hhghe eh 25— in that sunshine climbing to highs of 25 or— in that sunshine climbing to highs of 25 or 26 c. as we head he— highs of 25 or 26 c. as we head he the— highs of 25 or 26 c. as we head into the evening,— highs of 25 or 26 c. as we head into the evening, there'll be hete— into the evening, there'll be some late sunshine for many of us some late sunshine for many of he ehe— some late sunshine for many of he and the— some late sunshine for many of us and the showers— some late sunshine for many of us and the showers will graduate— us and the showers will gradually ease their way off, hehhhg— gradually ease their way off, taking longest— gradually ease their way off, taking longest for parts of the heehh— taking longest for parts of the north ehe— taking longest for parts of the north and west.— taking longest for parts of the north and west. but clear spells eevehehhhe— north and west. but clear spells developing overnight might see ehe—ehe- some isolated mist and fog hehehee— some isolated mist and fog patches forming underneath those cheer— patches forming underneath those clear-remaining— patches forming underneath those clear remaining quite clear skies remaining quite huhhe— clear skies remaining quite humid-many— clear skies remaining quite humid-many of- clear skies remaining quite humid many of us, humid for many of us, particularly- humid for many of us, particularly across south eehe— particularly across south eastern as we eastern areas of england as we feed— eastern areas of england as we feedlthis_ eastern areas of england as we feed .this cloud— eastern areas of england as we feed this cloud and rain from feed in this cloud and rain from the-temperatures- the continent, temperatures hevehhe—he- the continent, temperatures hovering-1415 c,| the continent, temperatures. hovering-1415 c, but hovering up around 1415 c, but hhghh— hovering up around 1415 c, but hhghh heh— hovering up around 1415 c, but hhghh hee hee— hovering up around 1415 c, but might drop into single figures in some rural— might drop into single figures in some rural areas throughout heehh— in some rural areas throughout hueeeey. hheh— in some rural areas throughout tuesday. then we— in some rural areas throughout tuesday. then we are watching the— tuesday. then we are watching the eee— tuesday. then we are watching the eh— tuesday. then we are watching this area of heavy— tuesday. then we are watching this area of heavy rain push up heh— this area of heavy rain push up from the— this area of heavy rain push up from the south.— this area of heavy rain push up from the south. there is still uheehehhhy— from the south. there is still uncertainty in— from the south. there is still uncertainty in regards to the exact— uncertainty in regards to the exact details— uncertainty in regards to the exact details and track of this. so exact details and track of this. so he — exact details and track of this. so he ethy— exact details and track of this. so he ehey uh— exact details and track of this. so he ehey up he— exact details and track of this. so do stay up to date with the hereeeeh— so do stay up to date with the heehh-h— so do stay up to date with the forecast,-it could- so do stay up to date with the forecast, it could bring forecast, but it could bring some downpours forecast, but it could bring.

some-downpours of some torrential downpours of heh— some torrential downpours of whhh— some torrential downpours of rain with some— some torrential downpours of rain with some thunderstorms as heh— rain with some thunderstorms as wehh .— rain with some thunderstorms as wehh . whhheh— rain with some thunderstorms as well . whilst it'll— rain with some thunderstorms as well . whilst it'll be drier well. whilst it'll be a drier eheh— well. whilst it'll be a drier start-scotland- well. whilst it'll be a drier start scotland and northern start for scotland and northern hehehh— start for scotland and northern ireland,_showersl ireland, again, heavy showers ehe— ireland, again, heavy showers and thunderstorms could develop into-afternoon— and thunderstorms could develop into afternoon some into the afternoon and some euteee— into the afternoon and some surface - issues- into the afternoon and some surface issues are surface water issues are heeehhhe. — surface water issues are possible. temperatures you possible. temperatures if you see some of the— possible. temperatures if you see some of the sunshine climb to see some of the sunshine climb he hhehe—eh- see some of the sunshine climb to highs—or mid- see some of the sunshine climb to highs or mid 20s. to highs in the low or mid 20s. so to highs in the low or mid 20s. so we— to highs in the low or mid 20s. so we head— to highs in the low or mid 20s. so we head towards the middle part— so we head towards the middle hehlhhe— so we head towards the middle hehlhhe weeh — so we head towards the middle part the week. pressure part of the week. high pressure is part of the week. high pressure he-he— part of the week. high pressure he-he heehehh- part of the week. high pressure is to reclaim control so is wanting to reclaim control so the-htt— is wanting to reclaim control so the-will generally- the showers will generally heeehe— the showers will generally become - and - the showers will generally become and less intense the showers will generally- become-and less intense as become fewer and less intense as we heeh— become fewer and less intense as we head eewewhe— become fewer and less intense as we head towards thursday. and it ehee— we head towards thursday. and it ehee-hhhhe— we head towards thursday. and it also - little . less - also be that little bit less hwhhe— also be that little bit less hwhhe hw—

by lbyi this lby. this is in. this is to ibv- this is to the list— this is to the point im— this is to the point on by this is to the point on gb news wheh— this is to the point on gb news wheh he— this is to the point on gb news with me andrew— this is to the point on gb news with me andrew pierce and cheese newn— with me andrew pierce and cheese own he — with me andrew pierce and cheese dawn neesom evidently yes. hhghh— dawn neesom evidently yes. hhghe. okay— dawn neesom evidently yes. right. okay boris— dawn neesom evidently yes. right. okay boris johnson. yes him again his 59 today. happy birthday . and he will get a birthday. and he will get a rather unwelcome present from the house of commons when his former colleagues avo on the partygate report which accused him of lying. but many tory mps are expected not to turn up, including the actual prime minister and the chancellor and the transport secretary and the housing secretary. very busy. all of a sudden, aren't they? yes. meanwhile well, unfortunately, mortgage misery for unfortunately, mortgage misery her hhhhhehe— unfortunately, mortgage misery for millions of— unfortunately, mortgage misery for millions of us.— unfortunately, mortgage misery for millions of us. the bank of england may raise rates again this week. homeowners face huge increases in their repayments as the fixed rate deals come to an end. but the government says there's nothing you can do. but this isn't about what we think, it's about what you think. so get touch. gb news at gb get in touch. gb news at gb views .com . plus the new nhs fat views .com. plus the new nhs fat heehhhe—

views .com. plus the new nhs fat hwehhhe ehhhhee— . chit" plus the new nhs fat busting clinics designed . iwi: plus the new nhs fat busting clinics designed to ether— busting clinics designed to offer intensive— busting clinics designed to offer intensive weight loss eweeeh— offer intensive weight loss eweeeh he— offer intensive weight loss support to thousands of children . a heehehwe— support to thousands of children . a positive scheme or is the gewewhhehe— . a positive scheme or is the government overstepping the mark and tethe— government overstepping the mark and geeehhg eee— government overstepping the mark and getting too involved again . and getting too involved again. i'll and getting too involved again. w-hh eeh— and getting too involved again. w-hh eehh voue— and getting too involved again. w-hh eehh wew, w— and getting too involved again. i'll tell you, i know so many heehhe— i'll tell you, i know so many eeeewe whe— i'll tell you, i know so many people who are— i'll tell you, i know so many people who are taking this nhs drug— people who are taking this nhs the he— people who are taking this nhs the he eheh— people who are taking this nhs drug to stop them being abused and drug to stop them being abused end he— drug to stop them being abused and it's working. _ drug to stop them being abused and it's working. i just love he— and it's working. i just love the fact we were showing footage of boris johnson jogging while he's obese. yeah, but he's hwhhe— he's obese. yeah, but he's tryingldo_ yeah, but he's trying do something he's obese. yeah, but he's trying-do something it trying to do something about it . huh— trying to do something about it . huh h— trying to do something about it . huh hh unw— trying to do something about it . but in any case,— trying to do something about it . but in any case, come on, let us . but in any case, come on, let ue-wheh— . but in any case, come on, let us-what-think- us know what you think about hheee— us know what you think about hheee-heh— us know what you think about these-not-whatl us know what you think about. these-not-what he these arrests, not about what he hhhhhe. — these arrests, not about what he thinks. johnson— these arrests, not about what he thinks. johnson five stone, thinks. johnson is five stone, heh— thinks. johnson is five stone,- heh—hhw not about what you think. any eheeheh— not about what you think. any shorter. me. yeah.- not about what you think. any shorter-me. yeah. is- not about what you think. ' "g yeah. is he shorter than me. yeah. is he ehewhew— shorter than me. yeah. is he ehewhew hheh— shorter than me. yeah. is he shorter than you? - shorter than me. yeah. is he shorter than you? yes,- yeah. is he shorter than you? “cit? shorter than you? yes, he is. wew— shorter than you? yes, he is. wow that. learn wow didn't know that. learn something new every day. did you go those go jogging? yeah. not in those shorts. in those shorts. no, no, not in those shorts. no, no, not in those shorts so it's not about shorts anyway. so it's not about what he thinks? definitely not. let vaiews@gbnews.com. let us know. vaiews@gbnews.com. but first, let's you up to but first, let's get you up to date your morning's news with date on your morning's news with with, um, tatiana sanchez . she's with, um, tatiana sanchez. she's

.tony. thank with, um, tatiana sanchez. she's . tony. thank you very much and sheet— . tony. thank you very much and good morning-— . tony. thank you very much and good morning. this— . tony. thank you very much and good morning. this is— wzzwy thank you very much and good morning. this is the latest heh— good morning. this is the latest hem hhe— good morning. this is the latest from the newsroom the prime whhhehew— from the newsroom the prime whhhehew he— from the newsroom the prime minister is expected to skip a eehehe— minister is expected to skip a eehehe eh— minister is expected to skip a debate on the— minister is expected to skip a debate on the report that found heue— debate on the report that found hewhe tehheeh— debate on the report that found boris johnson lied— debate on the report that found boris johnson lied over emhwguhe— boris johnson lied over partygate mps will decide today whehhew— partygate mps will decide today whehhew he— partygate mps will decide today whether to sanction the former hwhme — whether to sanction the former prime minister— whether to sanction the former prime minister after the hwhwhheeee— prime minister after the privileges committee found he weeeuheehw— privileges committee found he repeatedly misled the house of commons. the— repeatedly misled the house of commons. the committee recommended— commons. the committee recommended that mr johnson eheuhe— recommended that mr johnson eheuhe hee— recommended that mr johnson should face a— recommended that mr johnson should face a 90— recommended that mr johnson should face a 90 day suspension hee— should face a 90 day suspension me he— should face a 90 day suspension me he heh— should face a 90 day suspension had he not already— should face a 90 day suspension had he not already resigned in eweheee— had he not already resigned in uwemeee eh— had he not already resigned in advance of his— had he not already resigned in advance of his judgement. hewewew— advance of his judgement. hewewew wh— advance of his judgement. however mr johnson's decision to ehehe— however mr johnson's decision to ehehe eewh— however mr johnson's decision to stand down with— however mr johnson's decision to stand down with immediate effect whe— stand down with immediate effect means mps will— stand down with immediate effect means mps will no— stand down with immediate effect means mps will no longer be wehhhe— means mps will no longer be wehhhg eh— means mps will no longer be wehhhg eh hhe— means mps will no longer be voting on his future in parliament.- voting on his future in parliament. rishi sunak says he eeeeh-h— parliament. rishi sunak says he eeeeh-h wehh— parliament. rishi sunak says he doesn't want to _ parliament. rishi sunak says he doesn't want to interfere in mehhewe— doesn't want to interfere in mehhewe ee— doesn't want to interfere in matters as well. " i matters as well. this committee was established under the former prime minister it commanded the confidence of the house at the time and i'm sure that they've done their work thoroughly and i respect them for that. obviously, this is a matter for the not for the the house, not for the government , and that's why each government, and that's why each an colleagues will an individual colleagues will make own mind when the make up their own mind when the time not going time comes. so are you not going to i said each an to be there? i said each an individual make individual colleague will make up time

up their own mind when the time comes. matter for the comes. this is a matter for the house rather than for the government. it's an important distinction and that's why i wouldn't want to influence anyone that vote . anyone in advance of that vote. it comes after the sunday mirror obtained video footage showing conservative staff partying dunng conservative staff partying during the covid lockdown and joking about restrictions in place at the time, tory staff can be seen ignoring the government's social distancing rules at the height of the pandemic, two of the 24 people at the christmas party were later handed honours by mr johnson, shadow business secretary jonathan reynolds says he accepts the conclusions of the report . even i, as a member the report. even i, as a member of parliament,— the report. even i, as a member of parliament, am— the report. even i, as a member of parliament, am so— ”63th even i, as a member of parliament, am so tired of me— of parliament, am so tired of this conservative— of parliament, am so tired of this conservative soap opera . i this conservative soap opera. i tueh— this conservative soap opera. i tueh weee— this conservative soap opera. i tueh weee hheh— this conservative soap opera. i just read that report because it's just read that report because he going— just read that report because he gehhg he— just read that report because hh-e gehhg he he— just read that report because it's going to be parliamentary huehheee— it's going to be parliamentary business today— it's going to be parliamentary business today .— it's going to be parliamentary business today . the case is business today. the case is forensically— business today. the case is forensically laid— business today. the case is forensically laid out . it is. it forensically laid out. it is. it is absolutely— forensically laid out. it is. it is absolutely kwasi clear and straightforward— is absolutely kwasi clear and straightforward and accessible in straightforward and accessible hh hew— straightforward and accessible hh hew hh— straightforward and accessible in how it analyses what the hume— in how it analyses what the prime minister,— in how it analyses what the prime minister, the former prime whhheheu— prime minister, the former prime whhheheu ehe— prime minister, the former prime minister, did and— prime minister, the former prime minister, did and why that was uhueeeehehhe. — minister, did and why that was unacceptable. and that's why i'll unacceptable. and that's why w-hh he— unacceptable. and that's why i'll be accepting— unacceptable. and that's why i'll be accepting the

conclusions- i'll be accepting the conclusions of that report and wehhhe— conclusions of that report and wehhhelhh— conclusions of that report and wehhhelhh heeew— conclusions of that report and voting-it today. - conclusions of that report and voting it today . voting for it today. some breaking— voting for it today. some breaking news in the last 15 minutes. the aslef union has announced train drivers at 16 rail operators will refuse to work overtime from july the 3rd to july the 8th in their long running dispute over pay. we'll bnng running dispute over pay. we'll bring you more on that story as we get it. david warburton has officially resigned as an mp following accusations of sexual harassment and cocaine use. the decision means rishi sunak faces another potentially difficult by—election in the somerton and frome seat vacated by the former tory mp . the 57 year old was tory mp. the 57 year old was suspended from the party in april last year pending the outcome of an independent complaints and grievance scheme investigation into the allegations. he told us he's learnt a lesson the absolutely idiotic and i made a i made a ridiculous decision and a silly mistake. i was i was led down a euhhwew— mistake. i was i was led down a euhhwew .— mistake. i was i was led down a euhhwew. w— mistake. i was i was led down a euhhwew. w wee— mistake. i was i was led down a euhhwew. w w— mistake. i was i was led down a pathway. i was i was— i was i was led down a pathway . i was i was caught i was i was led down a pathway. i was i was caught. i was photographed deliberately

set was photographed deliberately eeh uh— was photographed deliberately eeh uh ehe— was photographed deliberately eeh up ehe w— was photographed deliberately set up and i fell— was photographed deliberately set up and i fell for it. it was hehwehw— set up and i fell for it. it was hehwehw ehe— set up and i fell for it. it was naivety and stupidity. there's no naivety and stupidity. there's he eueehheh— naivety and stupidity. there's no question about that . morgan no question about that. morgan heehee— no question about that. morgan heehee h— no question about that. morgan heehee he he— no question about that. morgan rates in the uk— no question about that. morgan rates in the uk have reached a high— rates in the uk have reached a high hhhe— rates in the uk have reached a new high this year, increasing eeehe— new high this year, increasing eeehe hew— new high this year, increasing costs for borrowers and those whe— costs for borrowers and those whe wehh— costs for borrowers and those whe wuhh he — costs for borrowers and those who want to purchase a home. ' who want to purchase a home. a we— who want to purchase a home. a hwe year— who want to purchase a home. a hwe year fixed— who want to purchase a home. a two year fixed home— who want to purchase a home. a two year fixed home loan.- who want to purchase a home. a two year fixed home loan. now has a rate just above 6, according to financial firm moneyfacts inaya . rates have moneyfacts inaya. rates have been raised 12 times since 2021. in a battle to tame inflation. this morning, the prime minister ruled out any extra government assistance for households struggling with payments . the struggling with payments. the home secretary is urging police chiefs across england and wales to ramp up the use of stop and search powers . suella braverman search powers. suella braverman said officers who use the powers have her full support to prevent violence and save more lives. however critics of stop and search say it disproportionately targets black and ethnic minority communities. sir keir starmer is pledging to cut bills, create half a million

jobs and provide energy security for the uk. the labour leader announced in edinburgh new targets for the uk to have clean energy by 2030 and 50,000 jobs in scotland alone . but unions in scotland alone. but unions are opposed to starmer's plans to ban new oil and gas exploration in the north sea. he's vowed the party will fight for the working people . all the for the working people. all the biggest opportunity— g all the biggest opportunity we've had in eeeeeee— biggest opportunity we've had in eeeeeee he— biggest opportunity we've had in decades to make _ biggest opportunity we've had in decades to make the country work for decades to make the country work hew wewhhhe— decades to make the country work for working people _ decades to make the country work for working people and this is ehwewe— for working people and this is uhwewe hhe— for working people and this is always the for— for working people and this is always the for test labour. the eumeee— always the for test labour. the eumeee eh— always the for test labour. the eumeee eh m— always the for test labour. the purpose of my labour party, all the purpose of my labour party, all hhe eheheee— purpose of my labour party, all the changes we've— purpose of my labour party, all the changes we've made are for me— the changes we've made are for hhhe he— the changes we've made are for hhhe he hee— the changes we've made are for this to face down _ the changes we've made are for this to face down an age of hheeeuwhhw— this to face down an age of hheeeuwhhw .— this to face down an age of insecurity . we— this to face down an age of insecurity . we protect, serve insecurity. we protect, serve ehe— insecurity. we protect, serve me whether— insecurity. we protect, serve and deliver for— insecurity. we protect, serve and deliver for the aspirations of and deliver for the aspirations ehwewhhhe— and deliver for the aspirations of working people , charities of working people, charities hwe— of working people, charities hewe hete— of working people, charities have told the— of working people, charities have told the prime minister hheh— have told the prime minister hhuh eeeeww— have told the prime minister that deeply concerned that the eewemmehh— that deeply concerned that the government won't meet its target of government won't meet its target eh ehehhg— government won't meet its target eh ehehhg weugh— government won't meet its target of ending rough sleeping in meme— of ending rough sleeping in mgwuhe hw— of ending rough sleeping in england by next year. " england by next year. in a hehheh— england by next year. in a wehheh he— england by next year. in a letter to rishi— england by next year. in a letter to rishi sunak, the organisation said the data shows we're going backwards in terms

of meeting the goal. more than 3000 people were sleeping rough on a single night in autumn last year. on a single night in autumn last year . that's on a single night in autumn last year. that's up 26% on the equivalent total for the year before you're with gb news, we'll bring you more news as it happens. now, though, it's back to andrew and dawn . to andrew and dawn. well, i can't think to andrew and dawn. - - well, i can't think there's well, i can't think there's many that many people i haven't seen that appalling— many people i haven't seen that eeeuwwhhg-hew- many people i haven't seen that appalling tory people appalling video of tory people wewhhhe— appalling video of tory people wewhhhe eh— appalling video of tory people working on the— appalling video of tory people working on the tory london meweweh— working on the tory london mayoral campaign in tory hq wewehhhhe— mayoral campaign in tory hq wewehhhhe hh— mayoral campaign in tory hq revelling in christmas spirit ewe— revelling in christmas spirit euwe ether— revelling in christmas spirit days after the _ revelling in christmas spirit days after the national restrictions— days after the national restrictions in lockdown were hhghheneeh— restrictions in lockdown were hhghhehee, e— restrictions in lockdown were tightened, a appalling michael ewe.— tightened, a appalling michael eewe. hhe— tightened, a appalling michael gove. the housing secretary, has uhewegheee— gove. the housing secretary, has apologised profusely as you weuhe— apologised profusely as you would expect— apologised profusely as you would expect him to . e e would expect him to. isn't it emezhhge— would expect him to. isn't it amazing? it's like we knew this party had happened . people have party had happened. people have been taken to task for it and apologise is. but it's seeing those moving images that makes it worse . i know, isn't it? and

it worse. i know, isn't it? and for people listening,- for people listening, they're mumh— for people listening, they're drunk, they're _ for people listening, they're drunk, they're dancing badly. ahe— drunk, they're dancing badly. me here— drunk, they're dancing badly. and there was— drunk, they're dancing badly. and there was an image there of a and there was an image there of e chee— and there was an image there of e eheh hh— and there was an image there of e eheh hh e— and there was an image there of uehue hh e wee— and there was an image there of a chap in a red what do you call hheee— a chap in a red what do you call hheee e— a chap in a red what do you call those ? braces. _ a chap in a red what do you call those ? braces. braces. thank you those? braces. braces. thank you wew— those? braces. braces. thank you were much— those? braces. braces. thank you were mueh .— those? braces. braces. thank you wew mueh . hee— those? braces. braces. thank you very much . he's called ben very much. he's called ben wehhehh— very much. he's called ben mallett and— very much. he's called ben mallett and he— very much. he's called ben mallett and he got an obe in heue— mallett and he got an obe in boris johnson's— mallett and he got an obe in boris johnson's resignation heeue— boris johnson's resignation honours list. _ boris johnson's resignation honours list. the party was being— honours list. the party was hehhg hete— honours list. the party was hehhg hewe hw— honours list. the party was being held by the tory mayoral eeheheehe— being held by the tory mayoral candidate who— being held by the tory mayoral candidate who did badly. shaun huhhew— candidate who did badly. shaun huhwew sheuh— candidate who did badly. shaun bailey shaun bailey who got a peerage.— bailey shaun bailey who got a peerage. labour— bailey shaun bailey who got a peerage. labour are now saying hhew— peerage. labour are now saying hhew eheuhe— peerage. labour are now saying they should rescind both those heeue— they should rescind both those honours should— they should rescind both those honours should be received. thev're— honours should be received. hhewhe even— honours should be received. they're even joking- honours should be received. they're even joking about breaking in, aren't breaking the rules in, aren't they? don't this they? but don't stream this because bad . why because it would look bad. why are they doing it? what is it? i mean, andrew, you've in mean, andrew, you've worked in parliament long, long time parliament for a long, long time now. arrogance or is it now. is this arrogance or is it stupidity? both right. and then ultimately drunken— w: 7 ?3 and then ultimately drunken behaviour. but ultimately drunken behaviour. huh hhe— ultimately drunken behaviour. but the table— ultimately drunken behaviour. but the table is— ultimately drunken behaviour. but the table is ladened. it's ehwuhhhhe— but the table is ladened. it's straining under— but the table is ladened. it's straining under the weight of party— straining under the weight of eehw heee. — straining under the weight of eehw heee. w— straining under the weight of party food. i think the restrictions- party food. i think the restrictions were too draconian, too restrictions were too draconian, hee , huh— restrictions were too draconian, too severe , but they were too severe, but they were hmheeee — too severe, but they were hmeeeee hw— too severe, but they were imposed by the government that me— imposed by the government that hhew wew— imposed by the government that hhew wewh hew. — imposed by the government that hhewwewhhew. — imposed by the government that they work for. this— imposed by the government that they work for. " they work for. this is the problem, okay. problem, right? okay. i mean, i will admit that , know, will admit that, you know, certainly as a pandemic went on, i rules. you know,

i bent the rules. you know, i did bend rules. i admit that. but i wasn't setting the rules. i wasn't stopping people saying goodbye to loved ones as they died or a friend of mine who was literally locked out of a hospital so he couldn't see his wife give birth. you can never have moments back life have those moments back in life . so completely understand why people are so, so angry about this . it people are so, so angry about this. it really it's just people are so, so angry about this . it really it's just peter this. it really it's just peter brown's political commentators, whether peter , no excuse, is whether peter, no excuse, is there? no, there's not at all, heeeuee— there? no, there's not at all, because we've— there? no, there's not at all, because we've seen- ”wwi;i;7’ no, there's not at all, because we've seen the “wiiwi7’ no, there's not at all, because we've seen the still ehehegwueh. — because we've seen the still. ehehegwueh. —hue photograph. yeah. and that had heeh— photograph. yeah. and that had been investigated by the police photograph. yeah. and that had betthat vestigated by the police photograph. yeah. and that had betthat basis. ited by the police photograph. yeah. and that had betthat basis. but by the police photograph. yeah. and that had betthat basis. but they're police photograph. yeah. and that had betthat basis. but they're nowe on that basis. but they're now heehhhe—hhewei looking at it again. but there is looking at it again. but there he he— looking at it again. but there he he-hheh— looking at it again. but there is no _that is- looking at it again. but there is no-that is a- looking at it again. but there is no that is a complete is no excuse. that is a complete heehh— is no excuse. that is a complete right-shattering- is no excuse. that is a complete right-shattering of- is no excuse. that is a complete right shattering of 100. right breach shattering of 100. hhe— right breach shattering of 100. mu w— right breach shattering of 100. mu w hhmh— right breach shattering of 100. and i think, like— right breach shattering of 100. and i think, like you— right breach shattering of 100. and i think, like you said,- right breach shattering of 100. and i think, like you said, it's the fact they've openly the fact that they've openly admitted video that admitted on the video that they're rules. they're breaking the rules. i think made times think that has made it ten times worse. this has worse. but i think this has reopened a lot old wounds for reopened a lot of old wounds for people. said, it's people. like you said, it's people. like you said, it's people goodbye people who couldn't say goodbye to people missed to loved ones, people who missed birthdays and events weddings and big life events that missed. and i think that were missed. and i think it's like said, there's it's like you said, there's something about moving pictures to kind of to this that is really kind of brought it home. and think brought it home. and i think this to be a this is going to be a significant for downing

significant headache for downing street. and if you remember when for street. and if you remember when hew my— street. and if you remember when hew mw mhe— street. and if you remember when hew mw mhhe, hhe— and if you remember when for my mind, the partygate story really— for my mind, the partygate story weuwww ewuehee— for my mind, the partygate story really erupted when we saw really erupted was when we saw the really erupted was when we saw hhe mewhhe— really erupted was when we saw the moving images of allegra shwehheh— the moving images of allegra stratton, who _ the moving images of allegra stratton, who was the number 10 eeh— stratton, who was the number 10 eehh eeeheu— stratton, who was the number 10 spin doctor, perhaps practising for spin doctor, perhaps practising hew hew— spin doctor, perhaps practising hew hew rehe— spin doctor, perhaps practising for her role, which was going to be for her role, which was going to he hehhhg— for her role, which was going to be taking questions on mike on whhh— be taking questions on mike on camera with the— be taking questions on mike on camera with the lobby every day and camera with the lobby every day me laughing— camera with the lobby every day and laughing and— camera with the lobby every day and laughing and joking, saying this and laughing and joking, saying hhhe he— and laughing and joking, saying hhhe he hehhe— and laughing and joking, saying this is being filmed. know, this is being filmed. you know, me— this is being filmed. you know, hhew—eheuh- this is being filmed. you know, they—about the. this is being filmed. you know, they about the fact they were joking about the fact hheee-e— they were joking about the fact hheee-e heeh— they were joking about the fact there'd been an— they were joking about the fact there'd been an illegal party. hew— there'd been an illegal party. hew-eeh— there'd been an illegal party. hew-eeh hhe- there'd been an illegal party. how-spin it? and- there'd been an illegal party. how spin it? and it was how do we spin it? and it was teme— how do we spin it? and it was gume oh— how do we spin it? and it was game over. o" e how do we spin it? and it was game over. o“ i how do we spin it? and it was game over. o“ glib?“ i game over. oh, yeah, it was to be honest, minute that there be honest, the minute that there was this was any kind of allegation this was any kind of allegation this was i have to admit, was game over, i have to admit, i don't understand why hq allowed go on long allowed this to go on as long as it 10 as well. it did. and number 10 as well. i mean, people have mean, these people should have been booted been rounded up and booted out of party quickly. and of the party pretty quickly. and i those who are i do think that those who are implicated should implicated in this video should consider their positions very carefully forward in any carefully moving forward in any kind of peerages, you to kind of peerages, you have to admit, because of how this looks to i it's to the public, i think it's absolutely malik absolutely terrible. ben malik obe, absolutely terrible. ben malik ehe, whe-e— absolutely terrible. ben malik ehe, whe-e weh— absolutely terrible. ben malik obe, who's yet to— absolutely terrible. ben malik obe, who's yet to get- ben malik obe, who's yet to get his obe, is obe, who's yet to get his obe, heleewheew— obe, who's yet to get his obe, heleewheew he— obe, who's yet to get his obe, is adviser to hussein , is an adviser to mos hussein, whe-e— is an adviser to mos hussein, whe-e eh— is an adviser to mos hussein, who's one of the— who's one of the three candidates— who's one of the three. candidates-be who's one of the three- candidates-be the tory candidates hoping to be the tory meweweh— candidates hoping to be the tory mayoral candidate. that's exeehhw— mayoral candidate. that's exeehwwhhe— mayoral candidate. that's exactly the person he was wewhhhe— exactly the person he was working hew—

exactly the person he was working for time . shaun working for last time. shaun hehhew—wuw i working for last time. shaun hehhew—wuw he bailey, who, by the way, had no eeheeh— bailey, who, by the way, had no chance-becoming— bailey, who, by the way, had no chance becoming should chance of becoming mayor, should he eeheheew— chance of becoming mayor, should he consider should— chance of becoming mayor, should he consider should or should the eeheheehe— he consider should or should the candidate-him? - he consider should or should the candidate him? : candidate sack him? i would wehehhw— candidate sack him? i would probably look to the candidate to personally . i don't to sack him personally. i don't i think his position is i don't think his position is tenable i mean, is tenable. i mean, this this is going follow him and he's going to follow him and he's going to follow him and he's going mos going to follow if mos moves forward as the candidate, this is be thrown at him is going to be thrown at him again again saying is going to be thrown at him agaiis again saying is going to be thrown at him agaiis who again saying is going to be thrown at him agaiis who you again saying is going to be thrown at him agaiis who you tt0|in saying is going to be thrown at him agaiis who you tto workying this is who you allow to work for else are you going for you. what else are you going to do? it's an easy attack line for labour party. mean, for the labour party. i mean, if i labour comms, i was running labour comms, he would now. just would be a gift right now. just the only in their the fact they're only in their eee— the fact they're only in their zos-anv_ the fact they're only in their 20s any difference. i think 20s make any difference. i think hheee—he- 20s make any difference. i think there _to what- 20s make any difference. i thinkj there _to what you there is. i go back to what you were earlier is were saying earlier about is this arrogance. this stupidity or arrogance. and i think this is a bit of i do think this is a bit of both. mean, like we said, we both. i mean, like we said, we all rules and all did bend the rules and everything, you said, everything, but like you said, we setting we weren't the ones setting the rules. we of rules. and i do think we kind of have give little leeway. have to give a little leeway. but there has to be a firm kind of line this stuff now, of hard line on this stuff now, because the country because i do think the country wants think the wants to move on. i do think the country little sick and country is a little sick and tired stuff they tired of this stuff and they want see somebody actually want to see somebody actually punished in we've punished in this. we've not really of really we've seen a couple of fixed notices and all fixed penalty notices and all the rest it. but i the rest of it. but i don't think public really think the public have really been appeased their

been kind of appeased of their anger we anger over this stuff. no, we haven't. are anger over this stuff. no, we haven't. _are having. anger over this stuff. no, we. haven't-are having the haven't. and we are having the hheuhw— haven't. and we are having the hheuhw-wheh-e— inquiry now. what's wrong? heeh— inquiry now. what's wrong? yeah—emu yeah, that's true. but i still think one those think i think it's one of those where they want they it's not really the public want blood or anything. want anything. i think they just want to action taken to see more actual action taken against people. what against these people. what the pubuc against these people. what the public—another- public don't want is another hheuhw— public don't want is another. hheuhw—weuwe public don't want is another. inquyears—years public don't want is another inquyears and years years public don't want is another inquyears and years wherears and years and years where everything— and years and years where everything moved the everything is moved on. the people— everything is moved on. the people responsible people that are responsible are possibly— people that are responsible arei possibly—anymore possibly not even alive anymore . this— possibly not even alive anymore . this has— possibly not even alive anymore . this has happened in the past, ism—the- isn't it.7 so i think what the public— isn't it.7 so i think what the public-of- isn't it.7 so i think what the. public-of-length public are sick of is the length this— public are sick of is the length this-takes. — public are sick of is the length this-takes. .there. this inquiry takes. but there areltot— this inquiry takes. but there arellot of— this inquiry takes. but there arellot of very— this inquiry takes. but there are lot of very people are a lot of very angry people out— are a lot of very angry people out-who— are a lot of very angry people out-who want- are a lot of very angry people out who want answers. now, out there who want answers. now, as-rishi — out there who want answers. now, as-rishi sunak- out there who want answers. now, as-rishi sunak is- as we know, rishi sunak is meeting— as we know, rishi sunak is meeting swedish prime meeting the swedish prime minister.— meeting the swedish prime minister.-who- meeting the swedish prime minister. who the minister. yes who got the inquiry— minister. yes who got the inquiry over— minister. yes who got the inquiry over and done with in sweien— inquiry over and done with in sweden months. inquiry over and done with in- sweden-months. they sweden within six months. they iiin-i— didn't hold any public hearings at all, whereas we specialise in that. at all, whereas we specialise in that . we've got we've got david that. we've got we've got david cameron up today. yes. if anything interesting is said and it's there we'll bring it it's big if there we'll bring it live, of course. but sweden have done and dusted. it's brushed, it's yeah. it is going to it's yeah, yeah. it is going to be it's yeah, yeah. it is going to ie—iiiis— it's yeah, yeah. it is going to be_this covm- it's yeah, yeah. it is going to be_this covm in. be interesting this covid in kwasi. — be interesting this covid in kwasi. i— be interesting this covid in kwasi. i-there's- be interesting this covid in. kwasi. i-there's-of kwasi. i know there's a lot of peopie— kwasi. i know there's a lot of ww“! around— kwasi. i know there's a lot of people around westminster that just people around westminster that iuoi—in- just don't have any faith in it at just don't have any faith in it oi-ininr— just don't have any faith in it at-think the— just don't have any faith in it at think the public at all. i think the public don't oven—inoy-ro- at all. i think the public don't. even _they're actually even know what they're actually iooring— even know what they're actuallyi iooring—noon looking into or because, i mean, a looking into or because, i mean, o-noonio— looking into or because, i mean, o-noonio nor,— looking into or because, i mean, a people ask, they've a lot of people ask, they've annou— a lot of people ask, they've onion-soy,-

a lot of people ask, they've asked-say, why- a lot of people ask, they've. asked - say, why . david asked me to say, why is david cornoron— asked me to say, why is davidi cameron _today.7 cameron up there? like today? ino— cameron up there? like today? the—isl the people want to answer is over decisions— the people want to answer is over decisions taken over decisions that were takeni over—course, it's over covid. and of course, it's one-iningo. - over covid. and of course, it's. one-iningo. _vou one of these things. what do you ioor—io- one of these things. what do you ioor—io noi- one of these things. what do you ioor—io in? is- look for this inquiry to be? is it look for this inquiry to be? is i kind— look for this inquiry to be? is i kind oi— look for this inquiry to be? is it kind of to— look for this inquiry to be? is it kind of to punish wrongdoing or-can we learn- or or is it can we learn a ioooon— or or is it can we learn a ioooon-iii- or or is it can we learn a lesson - it? and - or or is it can we learn a lesson it? and moving lesson from it? and moving forward,— lesson from it? and moving forward, there's— lesson from it? and moving forward, there's ways forward, there's two ways to ioor— forward, there's two ways to ioor-inouiry. - forward, there's two ways to ioor-inouiry. .il look at this inquiry. and i ininr— look at this inquiry. and i think they're— look at this inquiry. and i think they're kind of butting nonin— think they're kind of butting nooio oi— think they're kind of butting heads at the— think they're kind of butting heads at the moment we'll have heads at the moment. we'll have to heads at the moment. we'll have io unio— heads at the moment. we'll have io noii oni— heads at the moment. we'll have to wait and see. _ heads at the moment. we'll have to wait and see. i— heads at the moment. we'll have to wait and see. i think they should the chancellor the should put the chancellor in the chair was the chair first because he was the health the longest health secretary the longest serving health secretary in british history. and there was in they should in his diary time, they should have preparation for have been preparation for a pandemic in case one occurs. and that preparation . i think he's that preparation. i think he's up on wednesday,— i think he's up on wednesday, isn't he? i ininr— up on wednesday, isn't he? i ininr jenny— up on wednesday, isn't he? i think jeremy is— up on wednesday, isn't he? i think jeremy is supposed to be supposed— think jeremy is supposed to be supposed io— think jeremy is supposed to be supposed io no.— think jeremy is supposed to be supposed to be. i— think jeremy is supposed to be supposed to be. i think it was union— supposed to be. i think it was union ino— supposed to be. i think it was under the phrase— supposed to be. i think it was under the phrase was something to under the phrase was something ioluiin— under the phrase was something to with scheduling or to do with his scheduling or unoioror. — to do with his scheduling or whatever. _ he'lli whatever. but i think he'll probably— whatever. but i think he'll probably wait— whatever. but i think he'll probably wait to see how well it goes— probably wait to see how well it goon-noni— probably wait to see how well it goes david cameron today. goes for david cameron today. george— goes for david cameron today. george osborne— goes for david cameron today. george osborne tomorrow . and george osborne tomorrow. and iooouo— george osborne tomorrow. and because-ioni- george osborne tomorrow. and because-last still- because he's the last still oiiiing— because he's the last still suing—ino- because he's the last still sitting—the ofi because he's the last still. sitting—the of the sitting member of the of the connoi— sitting member of the of the ooiinoi oni— sitting member of the of the cabinet and of— sitting member of the of the cabinet and of the government iron— cabinet and of the government iron-period,— cabinet and of the government from-period,-so- from that period, really. so ii-ii— from that period, really. so. ii-ii—unoi it'll be interesting to see what his it'll be interesting to see what nio—inoi— it'll be interesting to see what nio—inoi ino- it'll be interesting to see what his that the really his answers to that the really nono— his answers to that the really mono-ino— his answers to that the really meaty-the next- his answers to that the really meaty the next few meaty stuff in the next few nonino— meaty stuff in the next few nonino io— meaty stuff in the next few months is going to be about months is going to be all about the months is going to be all about inn-roiioui. — months is going to be all about the-rollout. .thel the vaccine rollout. will the ionos— the vaccine rollout. will the tories won't mind that because the vaccine rollout. will the tories w

well, but think well, absolutely. but i think it's-important.- well, absolutely. but i think it's important. peter it's really important. peter inni— it's really important. peter that.doesn't_ it's really important. peter that doesn't become just that it doesn't become just a binne— that it doesn't become just a inane—i- that it doesn't become just a blame—i think. that it doesn't become just a. blame—i think you're blame game. yes, i think you're rigni. — blame game. yes, i think you're right-this-_ blame game. yes, i think you're noni-inio. iro- blame game. yes, i think you're right. this. we want right. you did this. we want your— right. you did this. we want your-o— right. you did this. we want your-a-tvpel right. you did this. we want. your-o-iypo ining your head on a stick type thing as long as something constructive- as long as something constructive comes out of it. ani— constructive comes out of it. and no— constructive comes out of it. and nolioorn— constructive comes out of it. and we learn from it and and we do learn from it and nonunio— and we do learn from it and oonoiniy oni— and we do learn from it and certainly and we— and we do learn from it and certainly and we can protect nonunio— certainly and we can protect certainly vulnerable . it certainly the vulnerable. it snouii— certainly the vulnerable. it should this— certainly the vulnerable. it should this happen again should this this happen again iiro— should this this happen again iiio coro— should this this happen again like care homes.— should this this happen again like care homes. yeah. hello. inni— like care homes. yeah. hello. inoi ring— like care homes. yeah. hello. inoi ring oi— like care homes. yeah. hello. that ring of steel. i also think it's important that we like you said, it's not just a blame game, also we hold game, but also that we do hold people responsible for the decisions that they made the decisions that they made at the time. what we know at time. and what did we know at the there's a of the time? there's a lot of people back the time? there's a lot of peopkind back the time? there's a lot of peopkind of back the time? there's a lot of peopkind of hindsight back the time? there's a lot of peopkind of hindsight brthis with kind of hindsight over this stuff, do that stuff, and we can't do that because that's not fair. if we learn something like six months or after a decision was or a year after a decision was taken, then i don't think we can really hold them that accountable for that decision. we've got judge people on we've got to judge people on what at the time, and what they knew at the time, and we've of this we've got four years of this inquiry. yeah. we've got four years of this inquiry. yeah . bet you can't inquiry. yeah. bet you can't uni.— inquiry. yeah. bet you can't noii. nor— inquiry. yeah. bet you can't wait. bevaean,- i: 3 yeah. bet you can't wait. bev mean, thank you very wait. bev i mean, thank you very nuon. — wait. bev i mean, thank you very nuon. innin— wait. bev i mean, thank you very much. that's fine. _ wait. bev i mean, thank you very much. �*" much. that's fine. thank you. peter's laughing. he thinks that's peter's laughing. he thinks inoi-o very— peter's laughing. he thinks that's very funny. - peter's laughing. he thinks that's very funny. it- eg g he thinks that's very funny. it was very funny. — that's very funny. it was very runny. inani— that's very funny. it was very funny. thank you. - that's very funny. it was very funny. thank you. i- that's very funny. it was very funny. 'e�*

funny. thank you. i was actually reading. i was funny. thank you. i was actually reading . i was actually doing reading. i was actually doing some work that time some work here at that time because to. yeah . because someone's got to. yeah. peter barnes, thank— because someone's got to. yeah. peter barnes, thank you- grzr yeah. peter barnes, thank you very muon— peter barnes, thank you very nuonliio— peter barnes, thank you very much we talking about a big much. we are talking about a big day much. we are talking about a big in for— much. we are talking about a big day for nono— much. we are talking about a big day for boris because day for boris johnson because it's-big— day for boris johnson because ii-o-iig roio— day for boris johnson because it's big vote tonight on the it's the big vote tonight on the iririioooo— it's the big vote tonight on the privileges—report. it's the big vote tonight on the privileges—report .i privileges committee report. in— privileges committee report. ion—io- privileges committee report. ii-o—io o- privileges committee report. ion—no n his. privileges committee report. i it's—be a big vote it's not going to be a big vote iooouo— it's not going to be a big vote because-oi— it's not going to be a big vote because of cabinet because a lot of cabinet iiinioion— because a lot of cabineti ministers-there, ministers won't be there, the nine— ministers won't be there, the. nine—onero- prime minister won't be there. ino— prime minister won't be there. the—won'tl the housing secretary won't be inure.— the housing secretary won't be inure-_n- there. i think the chance is going— there. i think the chance is going-io— there. i think the chance is going-be there. - there. i think the chance is going be there. the transport going to be there. the transport sooroiory— going to be there. the transport sooroiory io— going to be there. the transport secretary is not— going to be there. the transport secretary is not going be secretary is not going to be onero— secretary is not going to be inure-oi— secretary is not going to be there-of-mps secretary is not going to be- there-of-mps will there and a lot of tory mps will not there and a lot of tory mps will nor-because— there and a lot of tory mps will not-because they- there and a lot of tory mps will not because they think the not vote because they think the onroi — not vote because they think the oonroi _ioo— not vote because they think the centre too draconian centre piece was too draconian oni— centre piece was too draconian oni-iooon-i— centre piece was too draconian and doesn't people and boris doesn't want people to go oni— and boris doesn't want people to go and-oi— and boris doesn't want people to go and .of - defend - and boris doesn't want people to go and of defend him go and sort of like defend him iooouoo— go and sort of like defend him iooouoo-iii— go and sort of like defend him because bit worried about because he's a bit worried about now— because he's a bit worried about now many— because he's a bit worried about now many poooio— because he's a bit worried about how many people will actually do it how many people will actually do ii—noiil it and people might think, well, ivo— it and people might think, well, i-vo—noioo- it and people might think, well, i've—mates left. i i've only got five mates left. innin— i've only got five mates left. exactly. - actually. - i've only got five mates left. exactly. actually. joining exactly. it's actually. joining us exactly. it's actually. joining uo oi— exactly. it's actually. joining us now at westminster is our ronorior— us now at westminster is our roponor oiivio— us now at westminster is our reporter olivia utley , live from reporter olivia utley, live from iiooininoion— reporter olivia utley, live from westminster, olivia , this is westminster, olivia, this is going— westminster, olivia, this is going io— westminster, olivia, this is going io io— westminster, olivia, this is going io no i— westminster, olivia, this is going to be i think you used the onroooion— going to be i think you used the expression earlier,— going to be i think you used the expression earlier, if boris ionnoon-o— expression earlier, if boris johnson's reign. talk toilet unai— johnson's reign. talk toilet no you— johnson's reign. talk toilet what you will— johnson's reign. talk toilet what you will just sort of going to what you will just sort of going io iizzio— what you will just sort of going io iizzio our— what you will just sort of going to fizzle out a— what you will just sort of going to fizzle out a bit— what you will just sort of going to fizzle out a bit here because onio— to fizzle out a bit here because inio voio— to fizzle out a bit here because inio voio in— to fizzle out a bit here because this vote i'm even— to fizzle out a bit here because this vote i'm even hearing from goonio— this vote i'm even hearing from googio oonoing— this vote i'm even hearing from people sending text messages people sending me text messages saying— people sending me text messages saying-ovon— people sending me text messages saying even there'll saying not even certain there'll be saying not even certain there'll iolvoio— saying not even certain there'll iolvoio . — saying not even certain there'll belvote . absolutely.- saying not even certain there'll be vote . 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has been working very hard to take the heat of the take the heat out of the situation. he's got conservative mps on one line whip, which mps on a one line whip, which essentially means they're allowed whether or not allowed to choose whether or not they to turn up this they bother to turn up to this vote. also been sort of vote. and he's also been sort of tacitly encouraging them go tacitly encouraging them to go and campaign in the constituencies where they are going byelections, constituencies where they are going uxbridge:ions, constituencies where they are going uxbridge ,)ns, constituencies where they are going uxbridge , which is, of including uxbridge, which is, of course, boris johnson's old constituency . dodi. himself, constituency. dodi. he himself, as isn't going to as you said, isn't going to be there. conveniently got an there. he's conveniently got an urgent with the swedish urgent meeting with the swedish prime a of prime minister and a number of other ministers have other cabinet ministers have indicated going indicated that they aren't going to either . so the to be there either. so the debate to at debate is going to start at about 330. it could technically go on till late into the evening, but actually , from the evening, but actually, from the sounds it'll only be sounds of it, it'll only be a couple of hours long. and then, as there, it is as you suggested there, it is quite it doesn't quite possible that it doesn't go all. the speaker go to a vote at all. the speaker of the house, lindsay hoyle, will stand up essentially will stand up and essentially ask whether or not whether ask mps whether or not whether they want waive through the they want to waive through the findings the privileges findings of the privileges committee if few committee report. now, if a few of them stand up and say no , of them stand up and say no, perhaps a couple of boris johnson's allies might do that, then it'll go to a vote . but the then it'll go to a vote. but the

whisperings westminster at whisperings in westminster at the moment is that that is quite unlikely boris johnson's unlikely. even boris johnson's allies been told by boris allies have been told by boris johnson himself to sort of stand down and stay quiet because it seems boris johnson is potentially worried about the embarrassment of if only 5 or 6 mps stand up to defend him, then will it look as though he hasn't got very many friends left in parliament at all? so it could be simply that this is a debate which doesn't go a and which doesn't go to a vote and everything as you say, sort of fizzles out and it's all a bit of a moot point anyway, given that has already that boris johnson has already resigned, that boris johnson has already resigr as, that boris johnson has already resigr as an that boris johnson has already resigras an mp . the a of the down as an mp. the a of the oiivio— down as an mp. the a of the oiivio oi— down as an mp. the a of the olivia of the _ down as an mp. the a of the olivia of the video- down as an mp. the a of the olivia of the video of- : ’e“ ii 37�* the a of the olivia of the video of those : e“ ii 37�* the a of the olivia of the video of those at ion— olivia of the video of those at iory no— olivia of the video of those at ion no iougning— olivia of the video of those at tory hq laughing and dancing and drunk— tory hq laughing and dancing and drunk oni— tory hq laughing and dancing and drunk and falling— tory hq laughing and dancing and drunk and falling falling over rnonooivoo— drunk and falling falling over themselves during lockdown restrictions— themselves during lockdown restrictions and— themselves during lockdown restrictions and joking about the restrictions,— restrictions and joking about the restrictions, joking about we the restrictions, joking about no nuorn-r— the restrictions, joking about we mustn't let— the restrictions, joking about we mustn't let any of this be orroonoi. — we mustn't let any of this be streamed. couldn't be more. iron,— streamed. couldn't be more. well, i— streamed. couldn't be more. well, i noo— streamed. couldn't be more. well, it was clearly time for today— well, it was clearly time for today to— well, it was clearly time for today to coincide with the vote

. non.— today to coincide with the vote . well, absolutely. _ today to coincide with the vote . well, absolutely. and- today to coincide with the vote . well, absolutely. and i think that the sort of live question here is what to do about that . here is what to do about that. ben mallett, who is who is due to receive an obe in boris johnson's resignation honours list , most johnson's resignation honours list, most people have sort of made up their minds about partygate one or the other, partygate one way or the other, and of course, seeing this as pretty shocking, pretty horrible, unlikely to horrible, but it's unlikely to sway many minds. but but these resignation honours, they do matter. borisjohnson's resignation honours, they do matter. boris johnson's list has already been under quite a lot of scrutiny. he's given charlotte owen, a 29 year old, a peerage. she'll be the youngest pitcher ever to sit in the house of lords, ros council as well . of lords, ros council as well. another adviser to only in another adviser to him only in 31, been given a peerage 31, who's been given a peerage by johnson. labour has by boris johnson. labour has said that has made a said that this has made a mockery the whole system and mockery of the whole system and keir starmer morning keir starmer this morning has even he go as even said that he would go as far the resignation far as scrap the resignation honours list. all together. so should now go and should rishi sunak now go and revoke that obe awarded to ben mallett? he only waved through bofis mallett? he only waved through boris johnson's honours list in the place in order give the first place in order to give a sort of olive branch to the former minister, which former prime minister, which bofis former prime minister, which boris roundly boris johnson pretty roundly threw face. will

threw back in his face. will rishi sunak now take any action on that? to me it feels relatively unlikely , simply relatively unlikely, simply because rishi sunak is determined not to let boris johnson destroy tracked him any media appearance. you see with sunak at the moment he will be talking about his five priorities for the country and he like boris johnson he does not like boris johnson being up at all. so being brought up at all. so i think will probably try and think he will probably try and let sleeping dogs lie. but will that be politically possible ? that be politically possible? fascinating, isn't it ? yeah. fascinating, isn't it? yeah. in— fascinating, isn't it? yeah. i-n nin— fascinating, isn't it? yeah. in win you— fascinating, isn't it? i/izuei“ i'm with you, olivia. i don't rninr— i'm with you, olivia. i don't rninr no-o— i'm with you, olivia. i don't think he's going— i'm with you, olivia. i don't think he's going to do anything about— think he's going to do anything about i.— think he's going to do anything about it.imean_ think he's going to do anything about it.imean ,— think he's going to do anything about it. mean , ben mallett about it. i mean, ben mallett nignr— about it. i mean, ben mallett nignr iooiio— about it. i mean, ben mallett might decide himself give might decide himself to give up the might decide himself to give up rno-iur— might decide himself to give up rno-iur nny— might decide himself to give up the but why would he? the obe, but why would he? i think— the obe, but why would he? i think i— the obe, but why would he? i think i would.— the obe, but why would he? i think i would. i— the obe, but why would he? i think i would. i think- the obe, but why would he? i think i would. i think i- the obe, but why would he? i think i would. i think i would just to take heat off just to take the heat off myself. would also take myself. well, it would also take also heat off the tory also take the heat off the tory party, he damaged, party, which he damaged, which he's damaged, and this be he's damaged, and this will be used mayoral campaign used in the mayoral campaign because electing the because look, we're electing the next mayor of london. this great oonuriorion— next mayor of london. this great conurbation where— next mayor of london. this great conurbation where we— next mayor of london. this great conurbation where we are- “iixl : this great conurbation where we are next rin— conurbation where we are next may rno— conurbation where we are next may rno ounonr— conurbation where we are next may the current mayor ben's invonoi— may the current mayor ben's invonoi in— may the current mayor ben's involved in that. _ may the current mayor ben's involved in that. yeah what's his involved in that. yeah what's nio nono— involved in that. yeah what's his name? what's our current mayor— his name? what's our current mayor called?— his name? what's our current mayor called? um. oh sadiq khan

running— mayor called? um. oh sadiq khan running ion— mayor called? um. oh sadiq khan running for o— mayor called? um. oh sadiq khan running for a third— mayor called? um. oh sadiq khan running for a third time. third ino— running for a third time. third rino rnor— running for a third time. third rino not no— running for a third time. third time that we need him and of rno— time that we need him and of course, the tories— time that we need him and of course, the tories think they're in nin— course, the tories think they're in win o— course, the tories think they're in with a shout— course, the tories think they're in with a shout this time iooouoo— in with a shout this time because of— in with a shout this time because of the- in with a shout this time because of the introduction of the because of the introduction of no unno— because of the introduction of the ultra low— because of the introduction of the ultra low emissions ulez aiooiuron. — the ultra low emissions ulez absolutely. every one of the 32 ionion— absolutely. every one of the 32 london boroughs,— absolutely. every one of the 32 london boroughs, £12.50 a day, if you— london boroughs, £12.50 a day, if you going— london boroughs, £12.50 a day, if you going inro— london boroughs, £12.50 a day, if you going into central ionion— if you going into central london, £15— if you going into central london, £15 a- if you going into central london, £15 a day, congestion oinrgo— london, £15 a day, congestion onorgo, rnor-o— london, £15 a day, congestion charge, that's putting a huge iurion— charge, that's putting a huge iurion . — charge, that's putting a huge burden . this— charge, that's putting a huge burden . this is— charge, that's putting a huge burden . this is a- charge, that's putting a huge burden . “ ” burden. this is a labour mayor who is supposed to be for the working man and woman. you've got your white van “g e“: you've got your white van punished them iooouoo— got your white van punished them iooouoo you— got your white van punished them because you can't— got your white van punished them because you can't afford to go on ungroio— because you can't afford to go on ungrooo your— because you can't afford to go on upgrade your van. no and iooouoo— on upgrade your van. no and iooouoo you— on upgrade your van. no and because you can't, your car has to no— because you can't, your car has to be compliant— because you can't, your car has to be compliant these new to be compliant with these new the to be compliant with these new no no— to be compliant with these new the new regulations. all to do nin— the new regulations. all to do nirn nin— the new regulations. all to do with with net— the new regulations. all to do with with net zero. and if your no-ii— with with net zero. and if your no-ii goos— with with net zero. and if your we'll goes into— with with net zero. and if your we'll goes into the ulez zone for— we'll goes into the ulez zone for roo— we'll goes into the ulez zone even for 100 yards for a few even for100 yards for a few oooonoi— even for100 yards for a few oooonoi you— even for 100 yards for a few seconds you charge because there are cameras everywhere and it's oirooiy— are cameras everywhere and it's oiroooy bringing— are cameras everywhere and it's already bringing in millions of pounds— already bringing in millions of pounds in— already bringing in millions of pounds in fines.— already bringing in millions of pounds in fines. it's a stealth taxr_ pounds in fines. it's a stealth go, out— pounds in fines. it's a stealth go, but n— pounds in fines. it's a stealth go, but n io— pounds in fines. it's a stealth tax, but it is a— pounds in fines. it's a stealth tax, but it is a stealth tax and no— tax, but it is a stealth tax and no iorioo— tax, but it is a stealth tax and the tories are— tax, but it is a stealth tax and the tories are opposing it iooouoo— the tories are opposing it because-can- the tories are opposing it because can afford it to because if you can afford it to pay— because if you can afford it to pay no— because if you can afford it to pay no rinoo— because if you can afford it to pay the fines every day, it's fino. — pay the fines every day, it's fino. vou— pay the fines every day, it's fine. you just— pay the fines every day, it's fine. you just drive- pay the fines every day, it's fine. /:::. : ” “ pay the fines every day, it's fine. you just drive in, do fine. you just drive in, you do . about the . so it's not really about the air, is it? the air quality? it's all about making money.

but a van man but if you're a white van man going— but if you're a white van man doing—aul doing your building and all not,— doing your building and all moo—oi- doing your building and all that,_of money.j doing your building and all- that,_of money. the that, that's a lot of money. the inbor— that, that's a lot of money. the ioior pony— that, that's a lot of money. the ioior pony ro— that, that's a lot of money. the labor party are meant to for labor party are meant to be for oiooiuroiy. — labor party are meant to be for absolutely. yes.— labor party are meant to be for absolutely. “4115 ? g labor party are meant to be for absolutely. /:is 3 g“ absolutely. yes. right. okay well, liam well, still to come, liam halligan explains the latest mortgage misery for millions of us. and economic news. you're with

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good morning. it is 1125. now you're with andrew— l: “g it is 1125. now you're with andrew pierce and nonn— you're with andrew pierce and me, dawn neesom m on gb news and this me, dawn neesom m on gb news and rnio io— me, dawn neesom m on gb news and rnio io io— me, dawn neesom m on gb news and rnio io io ino— me, dawn neesom m on gb news and this is to the point— me, dawn neesom m on gb news and this is to the point it— me, dawn neesom m on gb news and this is to the point it is— me, dawn neesom m on gb news and this is to the point it is and no— this is to the point it is and no ozguooo— this is to the point it is and the squeeze on— this is to the point it is and the squeeze on mortgage holders is the squeeze on mortgage holders iorignroning. — the squeeze on mortgage holders is tightening. we— the squeeze on mortgage holders is tightening. �*vni�*ii the squeeze on mortgage holders is tightening. we think the bank of england may hike rates again this week. 39th time in a row, 13 it comes as the government is under pressure to fulfil its pledge to halve inflation by the end of the year. so the man who knows everything is liam halligan, who has been predicting our economics and business editor. think as business editor. i think as early you were early as april you were predicting this is where interest going interest rates were going to go. liam calling for liam sean i was calling for interest to rise back in interest rates to rise back in march 2021. yeah. and andrew noiioy— march 2021. yeah. and andrew noiioy oo— march 2021. yeah. and andrew bailey was governor- iieit.“ $202" yeah. and andrew bailey was governor of the bank of bailey was governor of the bank oi oioniooing— bailey was governor of the bank of dismissing such— bailey was governor of the bank of dismissing such ideas as rioiouiouo— of dismissing such ideas as ridiculous, saying inflation is oronoioory.— ridiculous, saying inflation is transitory. don't— ridiculous, saying inflation is transitory. don't worry, old boy,— transitory. don't worry, old boy, ouo— transitory. don't worry, old boy, but here— transitory. don't worry, old boy, but here we are. let's have a boy, but here we are. let's have o ioor— boy, but here we are. let's have o ioor oo— boy, but here we are. let's have a look at some— boy, but here we are. let's have a look at some numbers. yeah. anion— a look at some numbers. yeah. anoron oni— a look at some numbers. yeah. andrew and dawn,— a look at some numbers. yeah. andrew and dawn, the basic nroiion— andrew and dawn, the basic problem we've— andrew and dawn, the basic problem we've got is that the uk ooiii— problem we've got is that the uk ooiii-nign— problem we've got is that the uk still-high inflation.- problem we've got is that the uk still high inflation. we are still has hiin inflation. we are an still has high inflation. we are on inriooion— still has high inflation. we are an inflation nation. our inriooion— an inflation nation. our inflation rate- an inflation nation. our inflation rate in april it was on — inflation rate in april it was on inor— inflation rate in april it was 8.7. that means— inflation rate in april it was 8.7. that means in april prices across a basket— 8.7. that means in april prices across a basket of— 8.7. that means in april prices across a basket of goods were oin— across a basket of goods were om nono— across a basket of goods were 8.7% more expensive than april

zon— 8.7% more expensive than april zoon 22.— 8.7% more expensive than april zoon 22. ano— 8.7% more expensive than april 20th, 22. and g— 8.7% more expensive than april 20th, 22. and a lot— 8.7% more expensive than april 20th, 22. and a lot of people nouio— 20th, 22. and a lot of people nouio ooy— 20th, 22. and a lot of people would say that's— 20th, 22. and a lot of people would say that's a massive underestimate— would say that's a massive underestimate of reality. see, food— underestimate of reality. see, fooo nico— underestimate of reality. see, food price inflation is up at 19. criroy— food price inflation is up at 19. crikey the— food price inflation is up at 19. crikey the bank of england iorgoi— 19. crikey the bank of england mg, of— 19. crikey the bank of england target, of course— 19. crikey the bank of england target, of course ,— 19. crikey the bank of england target, of course , is 2. so we target, of course, is 2. so we noy— target, of course, is 2. so we noy ,— target, of course, is 2. so we noy , noy— target, of course, is 2. so we are way , way off— target, of course, is 2. so we are way , way off beam. we're are way, way off beam. we're oonoooing — are way, way off beam. we're oonoooing on— are way, way off beam. we're expecting an interest rate rise to nio— expecting an interest rate rise to no inio— expecting an interest rate rise to 4.75. this coming thursday. inoo-o— to 4.75. this coming thursday. inoo-o un— to 4.75. this coming thursday. inoo-o up from — to 4.75. this coming thursday. that's up from 4.5. but it may be that's up from 4.5. but it may no onoo— that's up from 4.5. but it may no not no— that's up from 4.5. but it may be that the bank— that's up from 4.5. but it may be that the bank of england's roto— be that the bank of england's rooo oooooro— be that the bank of england's rate setters on _ be that the bank of england's rate setters on the monetary noiioy— rate setters on the monetary policy committee really go to tonn— policy committee really go to town oni— policy committee really go to town and push— policy committee really go to town and push interest rates all the town and push interest rates all no noy— town and push interest rates all no noy un— town and push interest rates all no noy un oo— town and push interest rates all no noy un oo o.— town and push interest rates all the way up to 5. that's up from iuoo— the way up to 5. that's up from no oro— the way up to 5. that's up from no oro ouring— the way up to 5. that's up from just 0.1% during the pandemic. iioooivo— just 0.1% during the pandemic. massive increase.— just 0.1% during the pandemic. massive increase. that will be no— massive increase. that will be no ioon— massive increase. that will be the 13th interest— massive increase. that will be the 13th interest rate rise in a wnoo— the 13th interest rate rise in a row. what does— the 13th interest rate rise in a row. what does that mean for nongogooo— row. what does that mean for mortgages? well, of course , mortgages? well, of course, everyone's mortgage different everyone's mortgage is different . vou— everyone's mortgage is different . vou nigno— everyone's mortgage is different . you might have— everyone's mortgage is different . you might have a— everyone's mortgage is different . you might have a fixed you nigno— . you might have a fixed you might-variable- . you might have a fixed you might-variable ,- . you might have a fixed you- might-variable ,-might might have a variable, you might be might have a variable, you might io-yoor— might have a variable, you might io-yoor-nuo- might have a variable, you might io-yoor-nuo n- be on a two year deal. but if you— be on a two year deal. but if you no— be on a two year deal. but if you the average— be on a two year deal. but if you the average two year fixed out you the average two year fixed our oooi— you the average two year fixed our oooi oo— you the average two year fixed out deal as recently as june 2021,— out deal as recently as june 202i no— out deal as recently as june 2021, the interest rate on that noi- — 2021, the interest rate on that was 1.91. these— 2021, the interest rate on that was 1.91. these are figures from the was 1.91. these are figures from no noioioo— was 1.91. these are figures from the website moneyfacts . now look the website moneyfacts. now look nnoro— the website moneyfacts. now look nnoro onoy— the website moneyfacts. now look nnoro onoy oro— the website moneyfacts. now look where they are in— the website moneyfacts. now look where they are in february 2023

nin— where they are in february 2023 with inflation— where they are in february 2023 with inflation and— where they are in february 2023 with inflation and interest rate ono— with inflation and interest rate rises, the average— with inflation and interest rate rises, the average two year iixoo — rises, the average two year iixoo nono— rises, the average two year fixed went up— rises, the average two year fixed went up to 5.07. and now anion— fixed went up to 5.07. and now anoron oni— fixed went up to 5.07. and now andrew and dawn— fixed went up to 5.07. and now andrew and dawn . as of today, andrew and dawn. as of today, the andrew and dawn. as of today, no ooroog— andrew and dawn. as of today, the average two— andrew and dawn. as of today, the average two year fix has gono— the average two year fix has gono oiovo— the average two year fix has gono oiovo 6.— the average two year fix has gone above 6. 6.01. what does onoo— gone above 6. 6.01. what does not noon— gone above 6. 6.01. what does not on— gone above 6. 6.01. what does that mean on the— gone above 6. 6.01. what does that mean on the average nongogo— that mean on the average nongogo nor— that mean on the average mortgage for the average family, nin— mortgage for the average family, win no — mortgage for the average family, with the average— mortgage for the average family, with the average what we call ioon — with the average what we call ioon oo — with the average what we call loan to value,— with the average what we call loan to value, the— with the average what we call loan to value, the amount of ioon— loan to value, the amount of loan compared— loan to value, the amount of loan compared to— loan to value, the amount of loan compared to the value of no— loan compared to the value of no nouo— loan compared to the value of the house, it's— loan compared to the value of the house, it's two— loan compared to the value of the house, it's two and a half gun,— the house, it's two and a half gun, oinooo— the house, it's two and a half grand, almost a— the house, it's two and a half grand, almost a year. that is massive. these— grand, almost a year. that is massive. these are average nurnoroi— massive. these are average numbers , right?- massive. these are average numbers , right? these are numbers, right? these are ooroog— numbers, right? these are average numbers . now, for if you average numbers. now, for if you oninr— average numbers. now, for if you oninr onoo— average numbers. now, for if you think that the— average numbers. now, for if you think that the average income. ioigno— think that the average income. ioigno io— think that the average income. ioigno io oiouo— think that the average income. right is about 30— think that the average income. right is about 30 grand. so oroor— right is about 30 grand. so oroor oon,— right is about 30 grand. so after tax, it's— right is about 30 grand. so after tax, it's quite a lot less an after tax, it's quite a lot less on onio— after tax, it's quite a lot less on onto two— after tax, it's quite a lot less an extra two and— after tax, it's quite a lot less an extra two and a half grand a yoon— an extra two and a half grand a yoor. inoo-o— an extra two and a half grand a yoor. inoo-o ono— an extra two and a half grand a year. that's the increase in your— year. that's the increase in your nongogo— year. that's the increase in your mortgage on average at the rnornono— your mortgage on average at the moment we aren't— your mortgage on average at the moment we aren't feeling this. so moment we aren't feeling this. so muon— moment we aren't feeling this. so much because— moment we aren't feeling this. so much because fixed rate deals are so much because fixed rate deals oniy— so much because fixed rate deals are only unwinding— so much because fixed rate deals are only unwinding gradually. but are only unwinding gradually. our in— are only unwinding gradually. but if you— are only unwinding gradually. but if you think— are only unwinding gradually. but if you think back , fixed but if you think back, fixed nooo— but if you think back, fixed rooo oooio— but if you think back, fixed rate deals are— but if you think back, fixed rate deals are generally five, 3 or 2— rate deals are generally five, 3 or 2 yoo — rate deals are generally five, 3 or 2 years. think— rate deals are generally five, 3 or 2 years. think back two yoo— or 2 years. think back two yoo oninr— or 2 years. think back two years, think back three years, oninr— years, think back three years, oninr noon—

years, think back three years, think back five— years, think back three years, think back five years. interest roooo— think back five years. interest rates were 1%_ think back five years. interest rates were 1% or— think back five years. interest rates were 1% or lower in terms of rates were 1% or lower in terms oi ono— rates were 1% or lower in terms oi ino nonr— rates were 1% or lower in terms of the bank of— rates were 1% or lower in terms of the bank of england. bank of ingiono— of the bank of england. bank of ingiono roioo— of the bank of england. bank of england rates are— of the bank of england. bank of england rates are now heading for england rates are now heading ior ino— england rates are now heading ior iivo oni— england rates are now heading for five and a— england rates are now heading for five and a half, 6. they're oiroooy— for five and a half, 6. they're oiroooy oi— for five and a half, 6. they're already at 5.25. _ for five and a half, 6. they're already at 5.25. so the incremental- already at 5.25. so the incremental increase in mortgage oooio— incremental increase in mortgage oooio io— incremental increase in mortgage oooio io going— incremental increase in mortgage oooio io going io— incremental increase in mortgage costs is going to be— incremental increase in mortgage costs is going to be absolutely nugo.— costs is going to be absolutely nugo. ano— costs is going to be absolutely nugo. and in— costs is going to be absolutely huge. and i'm not— costs is going to be absolutely huge. and i'm not here to scare noonio— huge. and i'm not here to scare noonio, nui— huge. and i'm not here to scare noonio, iui i— huge. and i'm not here to scare noonio, iui i on— huge. and i'm not here to scare people, but i am here to try and knock— people, but i am here to try and knock ino— people, but i am here to try and knock the media,— people, but i am here to try and knock the media, frankly, out of its knock the media, frankly, out of iio oonnioio — knock the media, frankly, out of its complete aslef forget about nono— its complete aslef forget about norio ,— its complete aslef forget about norio , iorgoi— its complete aslef forget about boris , forget about mps, forget boris, forget about mps, forget oioui— boris, forget about mps, forget oioui onio— boris, forget about mps, forget about this nonsense. people want to about this nonsense. people want io rnon— about this nonsense. people want io rnon nnoi-o— about this nonsense. people want to know what's happening with non— to know what's happening with inoirnonoo. — to know what's happening with their homes. on— to know what's happening with their homes. o“ to know what's happening with their homes. 0“ g their homes. on my front page, their homes. on my front page, the mail bank told to wait the daily mail bank told to wait before imposing rate before imposing another rate hike. for hike. we've been on this for a while now. we have been on this for while now. we have been on this ior o— while now. we have been on this ior o nniio— while now. we have been on this for a while and— while now. we have been on this for a while and the— we have been on this for a while and the reason noonio— for a while and the reason noonio oro— for a while and the reason people are-that- people are saying that is iooouoo— people are saying that is because as because interest rate rises, as ino— because interest rate rises, as no iuoi— because interest rate rises, as no iuoi-io— because interest rate rises, as i've just to demonstrate, i've just tried to demonstrate, iooouoo— i've just tried to demonstrate, because .fixes_ i've just tried to demonstrate, because fixes haven't yet because the fixes haven't yet unwound,-know, - because the fixes haven't yet unwound, know, three unwound, you know, three guorioro— unwound, you know, three guonoro oi— unwound, you know, three quarters of mortgages are fixed. but quarters of mortgages are fixed. on oi— quarters of mortgages are fixed. on oi oouoo— quarters of mortgages are fixed. but of course, those fixes end oni— but of course, those fixes end ono-isoooo - but of course, those fixes end and-150,000 fixes- but of course, those fixes end and 150,000 fixes a month and around 150,000 fixes a month nooo— and around 150,000 fixes a month novo noon— and around 150,000 fixes a month have been ending— and around 150,000 fixes a month have been ending over the last 3 or or— have been ending over the last 3 or 4 nonino. — have been ending over the last 3 or 4 months. wow.— have been ending over the last 3 or 4 months. wow. so more and more households— or 4 months. wow. so more and more households are getting oronn— more households are getting oronn inio— more households are getting drawn into these much higher inoyo— drawn into these much higher inoyo orrooi— drawn into these much higher inaya arrest rates. �*fo�*“e drawn into these much higher inaya arrest rates. we �*" inaya arrest rates. what if we get inaya arrest rates. what if we goi o— inaya arrest rates. what if we get a bigger drop in inflation

than we expect? well, we've got an than we expect? well, we've got on iniioiion— than we expect? well, we've got an inflation number— than we expect? well, we've got an inflation number on- an inflation number on noonooooy.— an inflation number on wednesday. a an inflation number on wednesday. - a week an inflation number on wednesday. .a week for wednesday. it's a huge week for ooonornioooi— wednesday. it's a huge week for economics.-a huge- wednesday. it's a huge week for economics. a huge for economics. it's a huge week for ooononioo—iol economics. you're going to be oooing— economics. you're going to be- seeing—wednesday seeing a lot of me on wednesday . 0n— seeing a lot of me on wednesday . on noonooooy,— seeing a lot of me on wednesday . on wednesday, we've got the noxi— . on wednesday, we've got the next inflation— . on wednesday, we've got the next inflation number, the iniioiion— next inflation number, the inflation number for as inflation number for may. as i iuoi— inflation number for may. as i iuoi ooioi— inflation number for may. as i iuoi an, ii-o— inflation number for may. as i just said, it's 8.7% in april . just said, it's 8.7% in april. now— just said, it's 8.7% in april. now, inflation— just said, it's 8.7% in april. now, inflation in america is all the now, inflation in america is all ino noy— now, inflation in america is all ino noy oonn— now, inflation in america is all the way down at— now, inflation in america is all the way down at 4. right? unless we the way down at 4. right? unless no o rooiiy— the way down at 4. right? unless we see a really big— the way down at 4. right? unless we see a really big drop, the way down at 4. right? unless we see a really big drop , the we see a really big drop, the non— we see a really big drop, the non oi— we see a really big drop, the bank of england— we see a really big drop, the bank of england is not going to nooo— bank of england is not going to novo ino— bank of england is not going to novo ino guoo— bank of england is not going to have the guts, frankly, to not raise interest— have the guts, frankly, to not raise interest rates. that's nnoro— raise interest rates. that's nnoro no— raise interest rates. that's where we are. _ raise interest rates. that's where we are. where do you think it where we are. where do you think ii niii— where we are. where do you think ii niii ioo — where we are. where do you think it will be? the— where we are. where do you think it will be? the inflation figure? it's very it will be? �*" g ”i? it's very difficult to figure? it's very difficult to ooy. — figure? it's very difficult to ooylnooring— figure? it's very difficult toi say.-hearing-the say. i'm hearing through the gronoyino— say. i'm hearing through the grapevine that— say. i'm hearing through the grapevine that it may still oiori— grapevine that it may still oiori niin— grapevine that it may still start with an _ grapevine that it may still start with an no. if it start with an 800 no. if it oooon-i— start with an 800 no. if it doesn't start— start with an 800 no. if it doesn't start with a seven, it niii— doesn't start with a seven, it wit, you— doesn't start with a seven, it will, you know,— doesn't start with a seven, it will, you know, at most, it will be will, you know, at most, it will no o— will, you know, at most, it will no o rnroio— will, you know, at most, it will be a major, major— be a major, major disappointment. and this is iooouoo— disappointment. and this is iooouoo oi— disappointment. and this is because of ongoing energy price rises, even though— because of ongoing energy price rises, even though wholesale onorgy— rises, even though wholesale onorgy uncoo— rises, even though wholesale energy prices are— rises, even though wholesale energy prices are energy prices nooo— energy prices are energy prices nooo oronnoo— energy prices are energy prices have dropped hugely ongoing food nico— have dropped hugely ongoing food price inflation,— have dropped hugely ongoing food price inflation, even though iooo— price inflation, even though food wholesale _ price inflation, even though food wholesale prices have ioiion— food wholesale prices have fallen dramatically , it seems to fallen dramatically, it seems to be fallen dramatically, it seems to no o— fallen dramatically, it seems to be a particularly— fallen dramatically, it seems to be a particularly british thing . ii-o— be a particularly british thing . ii-o noining— be a particularly british thing . it's nothing to— be a particularly british thing . it's nothing to do with

ironi— . it's nothing to do with brexit. john— . it's nothing to do with brexit. john germany, france, inoy-vo— brexit. john germany, france, inoy-vo oii— brexit. john germany, france, inoy-yo oii goi— brexit. john germany, france, they've all got high food price iniioiion— they've all got high food price iniioiion oo— they've all got high food price inflation as well,— they've all got high food price inflation as well, but we've got inoy— inflation as well, but we've got they-subsidise— inflation as well, but we've got they subsidise their energy they also subsidise their energy nriooo— they also subsidise their energy nriooo o— they also subsidise their energy nriooo o no— they also subsidise their energy prices a lot more— they also subsidise their energy prices a lot more than we do. ano— prices a lot more than we do. and—goi- prices a lot more than we do.| and—goi-oi and france has got nuclear, of oouroo—ii-o- and france has got nuclear, of. course,_it's largely course, which meant it's largely oooonoo— course, which meant it's largely oooonoo-noroi— course, which meant it's largely escaped-worst of- course, which meant it's largely escaped worst of this energy escaped the worst of this energy ino— escaped the worst of this energy crisis. the americans got crisis. the americans have got onoio— crisis. the americans have got onoiolinoir— crisis. the americans have got shaleitheir energy- crisis. the americans have got shale their energy are shale, their energy prices are ion— shale, their energy prices are ion .— shale, their energy prices are ion . ii-o— shale, their energy prices are ion . ii-o ino— shale, their energy prices are low . it's the combination shale, their energy prices are low. it's the combination in the uk low. it's the combination in the in oi— low. it's the combination in the in oi nign— low. it's the combination in the uk of high food— low. it's the combination in the uk of high food inflation uk of high food price inflation ono— uk of high food price inflation ono nign— uk of high food price inflation ono nign onorgy— uk of high food price inflation and high energy price inflation. and hiin energy price inflation. we and high energy price inflation. no oon-i— and high energy price inflation. we can't shake— and high energy price inflation. we can't shake off this cost of iiving— we can't shake off this cost of iiying ouoogo— we can't shake off this cost of living squeeze ,— we can't shake off this cost of living squeeze , and the more the living squeeze, and the more the oooi— living squeeze, and the more the oooi oi— living squeeze, and the more the oooi oi iiving— living squeeze, and the more the cost of living squeeze is seen inrougn— cost of living squeeze is seeni through—inflation through the headline inflation are,— through the headline inflation nooo—nonr- through the headline inflation rate,_bank of- through the headline inflation. rate,_bank of england rate, the more a bank of england onoi— rate, the more a bank of england no noo— rate, the more a bank of england that has lacked— rate, the more a bank of england that has lacked credibility. ironriy— that has lacked credibility. frankly lacked _ that has lacked credibility. frankly lacked communication oriiio— frankly lacked communication oriiio io— frankly lacked communication oriiio io going— frankly lacked communication skills is going to— frankly lacked communication skills is going to have to be io— skills is going to have to be io keep— skills is going to have to be seen to keep raising those iniorooi— seen to keep raising those interest rates. - seen to keep raising those interest rates. “ interest rates. this is probably a stupid question, but is a really stupid question, but is control ing inflation is it a price worth paying by doing it in this way, by putting the interest rates up so much so fast and making home owners suffer and ruining the housing market? is it actually worth the payoff for the damage to the economy when you when the three of us young journalists , of us were young journalists, right 80s, the 90s , these right in the 80s, the 90s, these are the debates we were having then now whole new

then and now a whole new generation of politicians, journalists, owners are journalists, home owners are having to relearn these lessons. it's always difficult at this nooo— it's always difficult at this irooo oii— it's always difficult at this trade off between inflation on the trade off between inflation on ino ono— trade off between inflation on the one hand— trade off between inflation on the one hand and growth on the oinor— the one hand and growth on the oinor .— the one hand and growth on the oinor . ioon— the one hand and growth on the other . look, when— the one hand and growth on the other . look, when you have high other. look, when you have high iniioiion— other. look, when you have high iniioiion you— other. look, when you have high inflation, you have— other. look, when you have high inflation, you have no investment,- inflation, you have no investment, okay? companies are so investment, okay? companies are oo norrioo— investment, okay? companies are so worried about— investment, okay? companies are so worried about what's going to nonnon. — so worried about what's going to nonnon. inoir— so worried about what's going to happen. their costs— so worried about what's going to happen. their costs and all the nooo— happen. their costs and all the rooi oi— happen. their costs and all the rooi oi ii.— happen. their costs and all the rest of it. the— happen. their costs and all the rest of it. the cost— happen. their costs and all the rest of it. the cost of labour is rest of it. the cost of labour io onoi— rest of it. the cost of labour io no you— rest of it. the cost of labour is that you end— rest of it. the cost of labour is that you end up getting both nign— is that you end up getting both high inflation— is that you end up getting both high inflation and low growth. inoi-o— high inflation and low growth. that's economists for a long that's why economists for a long ino— that's why economists for a long iino ono— that's why economists for a long iino ono nooo— that's why economists for a long time and most politicians say, ioon— time and most politicians say, ioon no— time and most politicians say, ioon no nooo— time and most politicians say, look, we need to— time and most politicians say, look, we need to just squeeze onio— look, we need to just squeeze this inflation— look, we need to just squeeze this inflation out. _ look, we need to just squeeze this inflation out. the unooriying— this inflation out. the underlying question you've rooiiy— underlying question you've rooiiy nui— underlying question you've really put your— underlying question you've really put your finger on there, nonn— really put your finger on there, donn io— really put your finger on there, donn io onio— really put your finger on there, dawn, is this our— really put your finger on there, dawn, is this our higher iniorooi— dawn, is this our higher interest rates? the best way to ionor— interest rates? the best way to lower inflation?— interest rates? the best way to lower inflation? now, i've been orguing— lower inflation? now, i've been orguing ion— lower inflation? now, i've been orguing ior oo— lower inflation? now, i've been arguing for some weeks that the non— arguing for some weeks that the non oi— arguing for some weeks that the bank of england— arguing for some weeks that the bank of england should pause on inooo— bank of england should pause on inooo nooo— bank of england should pause on these rate rises,— bank of england should pause on these rate rises, and i still ininr— these rate rises, and i still ininr inoy— these rate rises, and i still think they should pause on these rate think they should pause on these roio iooo— think they should pause on these roio io— think they should pause on these rate rises is because it takes so rate rises is because it takes oo iong— rate rises is because it takes oo iong ion— rate rises is because it takes so long for these— rate rises is because it takes so long for these to come inrougn— so long for these to come through and— so long for these to come through and they've already done 12. through and they've already done iz. voon— through and they've already done iz. voon no— through and they've already done 12. yeah we need— through and they've already done 12. yeah we need to— through and they've already done 12. yeah we need to see what nonnono— 12. yeah we need to see what happens, especially with the iixoo — happens, especially with the iixoo roio — happens, especially with the fixed rate mortgage, especially happens, especially with the fixedthea mortgage, especially happens, especially with the fixedthea mor rate 3, especially happens, especially with the fixedthea morrate mortgages,’ with the fixed rate mortgages, the—dawn] the danger is though, dawn, noining-o— the danger is though, dawn, noining-o oooy— the danger is though, dawn, nothing's easy economics, nothing's easy in economics, oonooioiiy—ol

especially when you're in a oiiuoiion— especially when you're in a. situation—danger situation like this. the danger is situation like this. the danger io-inio— situation like this. the danger io-inio io— situation like this. the danger io-inio io o— situation like this. the danger is-this is a little- situation like this. the danger is this is a little bit is and this is a little bit complicated,— is and this is a little bit complicated, it complicated, so i'll break it gonn— complicated, so i'll break it oonnlyou— complicated, so i'll break it downlyou don't- complicated, so i'll break it down you don't raise interest down if you don't raise interest roooi— down if you don't raise interest roooi ino— down if you don't raise interest rates, the pound— down if you don't raise interest rates, the pound will fall. why is rates, the pound will fall. why io onoio— rates, the pound will fall. why is that? because _ rates, the pound will fall. why is that? because investors put nonoy— is that? because investors put nonoy in— is that? because investors put nonoy in ino— is that? because investors put money in the pound to take oovoniogo— money in the pound to take advantage of— money in the pound to take advantage of higher interest roooi — advantage of higher interest roooi ii— advantage of higher interest rates. if those— advantage of higher interest rates. if those interest rate iooo— rates. if those interest rate oon-i— rates. if those interest rate rises don't come, they then sell the rises don't come, they then sell ino nouno. — rises don't come, they then sell ino nouno. ino— rises don't come, they then sell the pound. the pound falls. so nnoi— the pound. the pound falls. so no you— the pound. the pound falls. so no you noy— the pound. the pound falls. so no you noy ooy— the pound. the pound falls. so what you may say, well, when the pound— what you may say, well, when the pound ioiio— what you may say, well, when the pound ioiio ,— what you may say, well, when the pound falls , because we import pound falls, because we import so pound falls, because we import oo muon— pound falls, because we import oo nuon inio— pound falls, because we import so much into this— pound falls, because we import so much into this country, we're the so much into this country, we're ino oono— so much into this country, we're the second biggest— so much into this country, we're the second biggest food importer in ino— the second biggest food importer in ino norio. — the second biggest food importer in the world. and— the second biggest food importer in the world. and right. that ino— in the world. and right. that means the cost— in the world. and right. that means the cost of those imports gooo— means the cost of those imports gooo un— means the cost of those imports gooo up. so— means the cost of those imports gooo up. so i— means the cost of those imports gooo up. so ii inoy— means the cost of those imports goes up. so if they hold it, noni— goes up. so if they hold it, noio roioo— goes up. so if they hold it, noio roioo ,— goes up. so if they hold it, hold rates , they're going to get hold rates, they're going to get iniioiion. — hold rates, they're going to get inflation. and _ hold rates, they're going to get inflation. and if— hold rates, they're going to get inflation. and if they raise roooi— inflation. and if they raise rates, they're _ inflation. and if they raise rates, they're going to cause oonoi—n | rates, they're going to cause- even_pain. central even more mortgage pain. central ionking— even more mortgage pain. central ionkinglnoi— even more mortgage pain. central banking-not easy,— even more mortgage pain. central banking not easy, but i do banking is not easy, but i do ininr— banking is not easy, but i do ininr ino— banking is not easy, but i do think the -0f_ banking is not easy, but i do think the of england have think the bank of england have nooo— think the bank of england have nooo o— think the bank of england have nooo o ioo— think the bank of england have nooo o ioi oi— think the bank of england have made a lot of mistakes. yeah onoio— made a lot of mistakes. yeah inoi-o—ioi made a lot of mistakes. yeah. inoi-o—io that's liam halligan, who is our oruoiio— that's liam halligan, who is our oruoiio-noo— that's liam halligan, who is our erudite-has really- erudite business, has really onooroo— erudite business, has really onooroo no— erudite business, has really cheered me up. / / mirri cheered me up. yeah. yeah now, still to come, the latest nhs fat busting clinics. dawn and i don't need to go to either of those due to end obesity in children. that's after headlines with tatiana sanchez . thank you

with tatiana sanchez. thank you very much with tatiana sanchez. thank you yory nuon ono— with tatiana sanchez. thank you very much and good— f thank you very much and good morning. ii-o— very much and good morning. no nos.— very much and good morning. no nos. iiio— very much and good morning. it's 1133. this is— very much and good morning. it's 1133. this is the— very much and good morning. it's 1133. this is the latest- it's 1133. this is the latest from the newsroom. the prime minister is expected to skip a debate on the report that found bods debate on the report that found boris johnson lied over partygate . mps will decide partygate. mps will decide whether to sanction the former prime minister after the privileges committee found he repeatedly misled the house of commons. the committee recommended that mr johnson should face a 90 day suspension had he not already resigned in advance. mrjohnson's decision to stand down means mps will no longer be voting on his future in parliament. as long as we don't . well, it comes after the don't. well, it comes after the sunday mirror obtained video footage showing conservative staff partying during the covid lockdown and joking about restrictions in place . at the restrictions in place. at the time, tory staff can be seen ignonng time, tory staff can be seen ignoring the government's social distancing rules at the height of the pandemic, two of the 24 people at the christmas party were later handed honours by mr

johnson shadow business secretary jonathan reynolds says he accepts the conclusions of the report . david warburton has the report. david warburton has officially resigned as an mp following accusations of sexual harassment and cocaine use. the decision means rishi sunak faces another potentially difficult by—election in the somerton and frome seat vacated by the former tory mp. the 57 year old was suspended from the party in april last year pending the outcome of an investigation . an outcome of an investigation. an . train drivers at 16 rail operators will refuse to work overtime for six days next month in a long running dispute over payi in a long running dispute over pay, the aslef union said its members will withdraw non—contractual overtime, known as rest day working from monday, july 3rd to the 8th of july. the walkouts coincide with the first week of wimbledon mortgage rates in the uk have reached a new high this year, increasing costs

for borrowers and those who want to purchase a home. a two year fixed home loan now has a rate just above 6, to according financial firm moneyfacts . financial firm moneyfacts. interest rates have been raised 12 times since 2021. in a battle to tame inflation. this morning , the prime minister ruled out any extra government assistance for households struggling with payments . and some breaking news payments. and some breaking news in the last few minutes. a man has pled guilty to displaying threatening or abusive writing likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress. that's after wearing a shirt referencing the hillsborough disaster. later at the fa cup final while the shirt referred to the hillsborough disaster where 97 fans died as a result of a crush at a match between liverpool and nottingham forest in 1989. we'll bring you more on that story as we get it . you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website gbnews.com . direct

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noro—non nus were talking about cake. new nhs fat were talking about cake. new nhs ioi iuoiing— were talking about cake. new nhs fat busting clinics are going to offer intensive weight loss support to thousands of children because so many of them are obese. because so many of them are obese . yes, absolutely. now, obese. yes, absolutely. now, limb by founder of fat lad at backis limb by founder of fat lad at back is joining us. good morning lynn. thank you . thank you so lynn. thank you. thank you so much for joining lynn. thank you. thank you so much forjoining us this morning much for joining us this morning . such an important message . can . such an important message. can you tell us more about what you're aiming to do with this ? you're aiming to do with this? uh, well , the thing is, we had uh, well, the thing is, we had a little look at the website a few weeks ago and we were slightly amazed really, at how how outdated a lot of the information that's on the website was. so whilst we noioorno— website was. so whilst we welcome massive - so whilst we welcome massive incentives to noio— welcome massive incentives to noin oniioron— welcome massive incentives to help children lose— welcome massive incentives to help children lose weight and inooniivoo— help children lose weight and incentives for— help children lose weight and incentives for people to become nooiinior— incentives for people to become nooiinior ,— incentives for people to become nooiinior , no— incentives for people to become healthier , we also— incentives for people to become healthier , we also think it's healthier, we also think it's rooiiy— healthier, we also think it's really important that the information— really important that the information that the are giving is information that the are giving io oorrooi— information that the are giving is correct and— information that the are giving is correct and it's— information that the are giving is correct and it's based on the ioiooi— is correct and it's based on the latest research— is correct and it's based on the latest research ,— is correct and it's based on the latest research , not on some latest research, not on some ouiooioo— latest research, not on some outdated concept— latest research, not on some outdated concept that i used to ioiiovo— outdated concept that i used to ioiiovo or— outdated concept that i used to ioiiovo or i— outdated concept that i used to

believe or i think— outdated concept that i used to believe or i think as most of us as believe or i think as most of us oo nooo— believe or i think as most of us oo nooi oi— believe or i think as most of us oo nooi oi uo— believe or i think as most of us as most of us do,— believe or i think as most of us as most of us do, that if you ioo— as most of us do, that if you ioi ,— as most of us do, that if you ioi , ii— as most of us do, that if you were fat , it was— as most of us do, that if you were fat , it was because you ate were fat, it was because you ate ioo— were fat, it was because you ate ioo muon— were fat, it was because you ate ioo nuon ono— were fat, it was because you ate too much and did— were fat, it was because you ate too much and did too little. but rnoorno— too much and did too little. but modern research— too much and did too little. but modern research suggests that onoi— modern research suggests that no io— modern research suggests that that is absolutely not the case ono— that is absolutely not the case on onoi— that is absolutely not the case and that actually— that is absolutely not the case and that actually obesity is a muon— and that actually obesity is a nuon muon— and that actually obesity is a much, much more complicated ouiiooi— much, much more complicated ouiiooi .— much, much more complicated ouig-ooi . so— much, much more complicated ouig-ooi . so no— much, much more complicated subject . so we totally welcome subject. so we totally welcome rnonoy oi— subject. so we totally welcome more money, of course, more more money, of course, more onoy— more money, of course, more more money, of course, more money, more help. it can only be a money, more help. it can only be o gooo— money, more help. it can only be o gooo ining— money, more help. it can only be o gooo ining, nui— money, more help. it can only be a good thing, but we just want to a good thing, but we just want io noio— a good thing, but we just want io noro ou— a good thing, but we just want to make sure that— a good thing, but we just want to make sure that that money is ioing— to make sure that that money is ioing noii— to make sure that that money is being well spent.— to make sure that that money is being well spent. and as i say, it's being well spent. and as i say, go uoing— being well spent. and as i say, go uoing ino— being well spent. and as i say, it's using the latest research, noi— it's using the latest research, not outdated _ it's using the latest research, not outdated ideas . not outdated ideas. lynn, you say— not outdated ideas. lynn, you ooy onoi— not outdated ideas. lynn, you say that you are keen to tackle how we view obesity and talk about fat phobia in society. what do you mean by that ? okay. what do you mean by that? okay. so i mean , we all have we- :iii sec7 okay. so i mean , we all have we all so i mean, we all have we all nooo— so i mean, we all have we all novo ioo— so i mean, we all have we all have fat phobia,— so i mean, we all have we all have fat phobia, i— so i mean, we all have we all have fat phobia, i think, don't noi— have fat phobia, i think, don't noi nooouoo— have fat phobia, i think, don't we? because i— have fat phobia, i think, don't we? because i think a society onoio— we? because i think a society that's something— we? because i think a society that's something that we've been iougni— that's something that we've been iougni io— that's something that we've been iougni io nooo— that's something that we've been taught to have so— that's something that we've been taught to have so fat people get noio— taught to have so fat people get noio iooo— taught to have so fat people get noio iooo ono— taught to have so fat people get paid less and they're generally seen as lesser— paid less and they're generally seen as lesser people by society . iioiiy— seen as lesser people by society . iioiiy onoy-ro— seen as lesser people by society . motty they're treated differently— . motty they're treated differently to thin people. they oon-i— differently to thin people. they oon-i goi— differently to thin people. they don't get promoted as often. inoro— don't get promoted as often. inoro oro— don't get promoted as often. inoro oo— don't get promoted as often. there are so many challenges and nuroioo— there are so many challenges and nuroioo ion— there are so many challenges and hurdles for people _ there are so many challenges and

hurdles for people who are fat. inoi-o— hurdles for people who are fat. inoi-o noni— hurdles for people who are fat. inoi-o non oi— hurdles for people who are fat. that's part of that— hurdles for people who are fat. that's part of that fat phobia . that's part of that fat phobia. we assume fat— that's part of that fat phobia. we assume fat people are lazy noonio— we assume fat people are lazy noonio nno— we assume fat people are lazy noonio nno oro— we assume fat people are lazy people who are just gluttonous, and people who are just gluttonous, ono onoi— people who are just gluttonous, on no ion-i— people who are just gluttonous, and that isn't the— people who are just gluttonous, and that isn't the case. and so inoy— and that isn't the case. and so inoy oo— and that isn't the case. and so inoy oo goi— and that isn't the case. and so inoy oo goi o— and that isn't the case. and so they do get a rough they get a yory— they do get a rough they get a yory, yory— they do get a rough they get a yory, yory iougn— they do get a rough they get a very, very rough deal through oooioiy— very, very rough deal through oooioiy. ano— very, very rough deal through society. and there's a lot of name calling.— society. and there's a lot of name calling. there's a lot of fat name calling. there's a lot of ioi oioning— name calling. there's a lot of fat shaming. there's our oonnuniiy— fat shaming. there's our community really does have to be ouiiooioo— community really does have to be ouiiooioo io— community really does have to be subjected to some— community really does have to be subjected to some really awful iningo— subjected to some really awful iningo. — subjected to some really awful iningo. voo— subjected to some really awful iningo. voo .— subjected to some really awful things. yes . lynn,- subjected to some really awful things. “is subjected to some really awful things. v/is things. yes. lynn, just one final quick question here that the problem with the fat shaming issue, i mean, it's obviously wrong to body shame anybody for their size, but we do , i think, their size, but we do, i think, end up tiptoeing around the issue where we should be more open about talking about it . so open about talking about it. so how how do you think we should go about that as a society? talking about obesity, but also sort of like not shying away from the fact that obesity is incredibly bad for us? okay so we have a brand called f: iie: s7 so we have a brand called fat lad at we have a brand called fat lad oi ino— we have a brand called fat lad oi ino noon.— we have a brand called fat lad at the back. we— we have a brand called fat lad at the back. we are not afraid of at the back. we are not afraid oi ino— at the back. we are not afraid oi ino noro— at the back. we are not afraid of the word fat.— at the back. we are not afraid of the word fat. a— at the back. we are not afraid of the word fat. a lot of people novo — of the word fat. a lot of people novo noon— of the word fat. a lot of people

have been horrified that we use the have been horrified that we use ino noro— have been horrified that we use ino noro ioo— have been horrified that we use the word fat in— have been horrified that we use the word fat in our— have been horrified that we use the word fat in our brand name iooouoo— the word fat in our brand name iooouoo io— the word fat in our brand name because to them— the word fat in our brand name because to them ,— the word fat in our brand name because to them , the worst thing because to them, the worst thing you oouio— because to them, the worst thing you could possibly— because to them, the worst thing you could possibly be is fat. we oon-i— you could possibly be is fat. we oon-i inni— you could possibly be is fat. we don't think fat— you could possibly be is fat. we don't think fat is— you could possibly be is fat. we don't think fat is such a bad ining. — don't think fat is such a bad ining. no— don't think fat is such a bad thing. we think— don't think fat is such a bad thing. we think there are many oonon— thing. we think there are many oinor iroiio— thing. we think there are many other traits that— thing. we think there are many other traits that humans have nnion— other traits that humans have nnion oro— other traits that humans have which are much,— other traits that humans have which are much, much worse than ioing— which are much, much worse than uoing-.— which are much, much worse than ioingl. so— which are much, much worse than ioingl. so noro— which are much, much worse than being . so we're trying to being fat. so we're trying to iono— being fat. so we're trying to ioio ino— being fat. so we're trying to take the word— being fat. so we're trying to take the word back, if you like , oo ii— take the word back, if you like , oo ii oon-i— take the word back, if you like , so it can't be— take the word back, if you like , so it can't be used as a nooonn— , so it can't be used as a noonon-nooniol , so it can't be used as a weapon people . , so it can't be used as a. weapon-people . so , so it can't be used as a- weapon-people . so when weapon against people. so when weapon against people. so when no-io— weapon against people. so when no-io our— weapon against people. so when we to our community about we spoke to our community about the we spoke to our community about ino—oi— we spoke to our community about ino—oi inon- we spoke to our community about the—of them were. the website, many of them were ooying, — the website, many of them were ooying, ioo-o— the website, many of them were saying, let's educate our oniioron— saying, let's educate our children, let's- saying, let's educate our children, let's teach them how to children, let's teach them how io ooo,— children, let's teach them how io ooi, ioo-o— children, let's teach them how to eat, let's teach— children, let's teach them how to eat, let's teach them how to oooi- — to eat, let's teach them how to oooi- ioo-o— to eat, let's teach them how to cook. let's give— to eat, let's teach them how to cook. let's give them some life oiiiio— cook. let's give them some life oiiiio nnion— cook. let's give them some life skills, which actually skills, which will actually onoiio—goil skills, which will actually- enable _ get people skills, which will actually- enable_get people to enable them. let's get people to unooroiono— enable them. let's get people to understand what— enable them. let's get people to understand what obesity actually understade what obesity actually is understand what obesity actually io ono— understand what obesity actually io ono nnoi— understand what obesity actually is and what causes— understand what obesity actually is and what causes it and what the is and what causes it and what ino iinio— is and what causes it and what the links between— is and what causes it and what the links between genetics and oiooiiy— the links between genetics and oiooiiy — the links between genetics and oiooiiy ii— the links between genetics and obesity are. if we— the links between genetics and obesity are. if we begin to understand— obesity are. if we begin to understand this, then we can noon— understand this, then we can book oonn— understand this, then we can break down that— understand this, then we can break down that fat phobic oooioiy— break down that fat phobic society whilst— break down that fat phobic society whilst ever we have the ouiooioo— society whilst ever we have the outdated view,— society whilst ever we have the outdated view, people are always going— outdated view, people are always going io— outdated view, people are always going io io— outdated view, people are always going to be negative to fat noonio— going to be negative to fat noonio ono— going to be negative to fat people and always think that onoy-ro— people and always think that inoy-ro noi— people and always think that they're not as— people and always think that they're not as good as them. ioooniioiiy— they're not as good as them. ioooniioiiy — they're not as good as them. essentially all— they're not as good as them. essentially 1 g“ essentially all right. that's lynn bay, who is founder of lynn bay, who is the founder of fat the back. it's a fat flat at the back. it's a great isn't it? it is, great name, isn't it? it is, actually. you great name, isn't it? it is,- actually.-you-much actually. thank you very much for actually. thank you very much ion—iynn-goooi

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blackwood. andrew pierce. okay now today is boris johnson's 59th birthday. happy birthday, bods. 59th birthday. happy birthday, boris . making three years since boris. making three years since he and rishi sunak were famously ambushed by cake. so he's staying at home,- ambushed by cake. so he's staying at home, we- : 1 so he's staying at home, we think, and nroounoiiy— staying at home, we think, and presumably he'll— staying at home, we think, and presumably he'll have a legal party— presumably he'll have a legal pony iooouoo— presumably he'll have a legal party because there are no ruioo— party because there are no rules. unlike— party because there are no rules. unlike like the rules onoi— rules. unlike like the rules inoi noo— rules. unlike like the rules that were shattered in that oovooioiing— that were shattered in that devastating video which the nui— devastating video which the nui in— devastating video which the mirror put in the public domain ioooy. — mirror put in the public domain ioooy. voo— mirror put in the public domain today. iv/iis oily mirror put in the public domain today. iv/iis chic; mirri today. yes, absolutely. now, bodsis today. yes, absolutely. now, boris is at home in oxfordshire . and joining us now from outside boris's home. you might have been invited in by now. you never know. she is very good. is our national reporter, ellie costello. ellie good morning . costello. ellie good morning. hello, ellie. you're not you're still outside , are andrew and still outside, are andrew and dawn , haven't you been invited dawn, haven't you been invited in yet ? yes, we've been outside in yet? yes, we've been outside on— in yet? yes, we've been outside . uoi— in yet? yes, we've been outside . uoi yoo.— in yet? yes, we've been outside since . not yet. not— “ «wile? yes, we've been outside since . not yet. not yet. but we since. not yet. not yet. but we nooo— since. not yet. not yet. but we novo noon— since. not yet. not yet. but we have been outside— since. not yet. not yet. but we have been outside since about, nnoi— have been outside since about, no no— have been outside since about, no n,— have been outside since about, what was it, about— have been outside since about, what was it, about 6:30 this morning. — what was it, about 6:30 this morning. nui— what was it, about 6:30 this morning. but no— what was it, about 6:30 this morning. but no invite in for ioo— morning. but no invite in for ioo iuoi— morning. but no invite in for ioo iuoi yoo.— morning. but no invite in for ioo iuoi yoi. no— morning. but no invite in for tea just yet. we were hoping we nigni— tea just yet. we were hoping we nigni ooo— tea just yet. we were hoping we nigni o— tea just yet. we were hoping we nigni o inoy— tea just yet. we were hoping we might see a tray of— tea just yet. we were hoping we might see a tray of tea be irougni— might see a tray of tea be nougni ouo— might see a tray of tea be brought out to— might see a tray of tea be brought out to us. that has

nonnonoo— brought out to us. that has happened before. boris has irougni— happened before. boris has nougni ouoo— happened before. boris has brought cups of tea to the ronorioro— brought cups of tea to the reporters that— brought cups of tea to the reporters that are waiting ouioiio— reporters that are waiting outside, but— reporters that are waiting outside, but i— reporters that are waiting outside, but i haven't got my inviio— outside, but i haven't got my invite inside— outside, but i haven't got my invite inside just— outside, but i haven't got my invite inside just yet . but yes, invite inside just yet. but yes, it invite inside just yet. but yes, ii io. — invite inside just yet. but yes, ii io. nono— invite inside just yet. but yes, it is. boris johnson's 59th iirinooy— it is. boris johnson's 59th birthday today— it is. boris johnson's 59th birthday today , but many would birthday today, but many would say birthday today, but many would ooy ii— birthday today, but many would ooy ii nigni— birthday today, but many would ooy ii nigni noi— birthday today, but many would say it might not be quite so muon— say it might not be quite so nuon oi— say it might not be quite so nuon oi o— say it might not be quite so much of a happy birthday. in rag,— much of a happy birthday. in fact, oo— much of a happy birthday. in fact, some might see it as a oruoi— fact, some might see it as a oruoi inioi— fact, some might see it as a cruel twist of— fact, some might see it as a cruel twist of fate that his iirinooy— cruel twist of fate that his birthday coincides with this gage,— birthday coincides with this debate, with— birthday coincides with this debate, with this potential vote in ino — debate, with this potential vote in ino nouoo— debate, with this potential vote in the house of— debate, with this potential vote in the house of commons later inio— in the house of commons later inio ino— in the house of commons later into the parliamentary committee nooon— into the parliamentary committee ronori inio— into the parliamentary committee report into partygate. we're expecfin9_ report into partygate. we're expecting that— report into partygate. we're expecting that around around noo— expecting that around around zoo p-m- — expecting that around around zoo p-m- onio— expecting that around around 2:30 pm. this afternoon. so it iooo— 2:30 pm. this afternoon. so it oooo noio— 2:30 pm. this afternoon. so it oooo noro you— 2:30 pm. this afternoon. so it does make you think, how is nono— does make you think, how is boris johnson— does make you think, how is boris johnson feeling today on his boris johnson feeling today on no iirinooyi— boris johnson feeling today on his birthday? perhaps he's iooiing— his birthday? perhaps he's feeling apprehensive about that yooo— feeling apprehensive about that voio o— feeling apprehensive about that voio o iiiiio— feeling apprehensive about that vote a little bit— feeling apprehensive about that vote a little bit later on. we know— vote a little bit later on. we know no— vote a little bit later on. we know he felt— vote a little bit later on. we know he felt bewildered and appalled-— know he felt bewildered and appalled. those— know he felt bewildered and appalled. those are his exact oirooi— appalled. those are his exact direct words— appalled. those are his exact direct words about the outcomes of direct words about the outcomes oi onoi— direct words about the outcomes oi inoi nooon.— direct words about the outcomes of that report. do— direct words about the outcomes of that report. do you think onoi— of that report. do you think no ongor— of that report. do you think that anger has— of that report. do you think that anger has subsided at all or nornono— that anger has subsided at all or nornono no-o— that anger has subsided at all or perhaps he's still feeling vory— or perhaps he's still feeling yory, yory— or perhaps he's still feeling very, very angry— or perhaps he's still feeling very, very angry today. perhaps

no-o— very, very angry today. perhaps no iooiing— very, very angry today. perhaps he's feeling like— very, very angry today. perhaps he's feeling like the victim of a he's feeling like the victim of o niion — he's feeling like the victim of a witch hunt.— he's feeling like the victim of a witch hunt. but— he's feeling like the victim of a witch hunt. but unfortunately , no nooon-i— a witch hunt. but unfortunately , we haven't seen— a witch hunt. but unfortunately , we haven't seen boris johnson ouo— , we haven't seen boris johnson oui on— , we haven't seen boris johnson oui on nio— , we haven't seen boris johnson out on his daily— , we haven't seen boris johnson out on his daily run— , we haven't seen boris johnson out on his daily run this morning. — out on his daily run this morning. usually he heads out for morning. usually he heads out ior o— morning. usually he heads out ior o run— morning. usually he heads out ior o ono— morning. usually he heads out for a run and he— morning. usually he heads out for a run and he gets questioned by for a run and he gets questioned iy nononoro— for a run and he gets questioned iy ronorioro .— for a run and he gets questioned by reporters . hasn't done that by reporters. hasn't done that ioioy— by reporters. hasn't done that ioooy. rornono— by reporters. hasn't done that today. perhaps he's having the day today. perhaps he's having the ooy oii— today. perhaps he's having the day off because,— today. perhaps he's having the day off because, of course, it is day off because, of course, it io nio— day off because, of course, it is his birthday,— day off because, of course, it is his birthday, but he has told his is his birthday, but he has told no iono— is his birthday, but he has told no iono oi— is his birthday, but he has told his band of allies— is his birthday, but he has told his band of allies in parliament not his band of allies in parliament noi io— his band of allies in parliament noi io iry— his band of allies in parliament noi io iry ono— his band of allies in parliament not to try and vote— his band of allies in parliament not to try and vote against the nooon.— not to try and vote against the ronori. no— not to try and vote against the nooon. no ooyo— not to try and vote against the report. he says essentially inoro-o— report. he says essentially inoro-o no— report. he says essentially there's no point. it wouldn't nooo— there's no point. it wouldn't novo ony— there's no point. it wouldn't have any practical consequence. but have any practical consequence. nui inoro— have any practical consequence. nui inoro io— have any practical consequence. but there is another school of inougni— but there is another school of inougni onoi— but there is another school of thought that would suggest that nono— thought that would suggest that norio ionnoon— thought that would suggest that boris johnson is— thought that would suggest that boris johnson is actually just irying— boris johnson is actually just irying io— boris johnson is actually just irying io iono— boris johnson is actually just trying to take the drama out of the trying to take the drama out of ino yooo— trying to take the drama out of ino voio onio— trying to take the drama out of the vote this afternoon. he oooon-i— the vote this afternoon. he doesn't want— the vote this afternoon. he doesn't want that very public oionioy— doesn't want that very public oionioy oi— doesn't want that very public display of quite— doesn't want that very public display of quite how much or guiio— display of quite how much or guiio non— display of quite how much or quite how little— display of quite how much or quite how little support he has left quite how little support he has ioii in— quite how little support he has ioii in ino— quite how little support he has left in the house— quite how little support he has left in the house of commons. so nornono— left in the house of commons. so nornono onoio— left in the house of commons. so perhaps that's what— left in the house of commons. so perhaps that's what we're seeing niin— perhaps that's what we're seeing niin nin — perhaps that's what we're seeing with him telling— perhaps that's what we're seeing with him telling his loyal oiiioo— with him telling his loyal oiiioo noi— with him telling his loyal allies not to— with him telling his loyal allies not to vote against it. nui— allies not to vote against it. on no— allies not to vote against it. on no oo— allies not to vote against it. but we do know— allies not to vote against it. but we do know that he is going to but we do know that he is going io io— but we do know that he is going io io noro— but we do know that he is going io io noro in— but we do know that he is going to be here in south— but we do know that he is going to be here in south oxfordshire ooioiroiing— to be here in south oxfordshire celebrating his— to be here in south oxfordshire celebrating his birthday today niin— celebrating his birthday today niin vory— celebrating his birthday today with very close— celebrating his birthday today with very close family and irionoo— with very close family and friends having— with very close family and friends having a little party, a

goinoring.— friends having a little party, a gathering. we're— friends having a little party, a gathering. we're told, at home ono— gathering. we're told, at home on o— gathering. we're told, at home on o oiooo— gathering. we're told, at home and a close friend— gathering. we're told, at home and a close friend of his has ooio— and a close friend of his has ooio onoi— and a close friend of his has said that, ironically, boris is ino— said that, ironically, boris is ino iooi— said that, ironically, boris is the last person— said that, ironically, boris is the last person to convene a party— the last person to convene a pony iooouoo— the last person to convene a party because he— the last person to convene a party because he actually oooon-i— party because he actually doesn't like _ party because he actually doesn't like them. and the irony,— doesn't like them. and the irony, oi— doesn't like them. and the irony, of course— doesn't like them. and the irony, of course , being, as irony, of course, being, as youo— irony, of course, being, as you oiroooy— irony, of course, being, as you've already alluded to, that onio— you've already alluded to, that inio io— you've already alluded to, that inio io ino— you've already alluded to, that this is the third— you've already alluded to, that this is the third anniversary of nono— this is the third anniversary of boris johnson's— this is the third anniversary of boris johnson's 56th birthday, ono— boris johnson's 56th birthday, on onoi— boris johnson's 56th birthday, on no io— boris johnson's 56th birthday, and that is the— boris johnson's 56th birthday, and that is the birthday in nnion— and that is the birthday in nnion no— and that is the birthday in which he was— and that is the birthday in which he was ambushed with a ooro.— which he was ambushed with a cake. remember— which he was ambushed with a cake. remember those photos ? cake. remember those photos? oronno— cake. remember those photos? oronno oi— cake. remember those photos? graphs of rishi _ cake. remember those photos? graphs of rishi sunak was the cnonooiior— graphs of rishi sunak was the chancellor at— graphs of rishi sunak was the chancellor at the— graphs of rishi sunak was the chancellor at the time. carrie ionnoon. — chancellor at the time. carrie johnson. boris— chancellor at the time. carrie johnson. borisjohnson chancellor at the time. carrie johnson. boris johnson and oooroi— johnson. boris johnson and several other— johnson. boris johnson and several other friends and aides. they— several other friends and aides. inoy goinoroo— several other friends and aides. they gathered between meetings in ino— they gathered between meetings in the cabinet— they gathered between meetings in the cabinet office. they sang happy— in the cabinet office. they sang nonoy ninnooy— in the cabinet office. they sang happy birthday to_ in the cabinet office. they sang happy birthday to boris johnson, and happy birthday to boris johnson, on inoy— happy birthday to boris johnson, on inoy ouo— happy birthday to boris johnson, and they cut that— happy birthday to boris johnson, and they cut that union jack ooro— and they cut that union jack ooro .— and they cut that union jack ooro . ano— and they cut that union jack ooro . and you— and they cut that union jack cake . and you remember at the cake. and you remember at the ino— cake. and you remember at the iino no— cake. and you remember at the iino no noo— cake. and you remember at the time we were in— cake. and you remember at the time we were in lockdown , it was time we were in lockdown, it was ruio— time we were in lockdown, it was ruio oi— time we were in lockdown, it was ruio oi — time we were in lockdown, it was ruio oi vou— time we were in lockdown, it was rule of six. you could only meet six rule of six. you could only meet oix oinoro— rule of six. you could only meet six others outside— rule of six. you could only meet six others outside .— rule of six. you could only meet six others outside . outside. and six others outside. outside. and it's six others outside. outside. and ii-olinoi— six others outside. outside. and it's-that birthday— six others outside. outside. and it's that birthday party it's for that birthday party ouring— it's for that birthday party during lockdown boris during lockdown that boris ionnoon— during lockdown that boris johnson, carrie— during lockdown that boris johnson, carrie johnson and ioioni— johnson, carrie johnson and ioioni sunoi— johnson, carrie johnson and rishi sunak all— johnson, carrie johnson and rishi sunak all received those iixoo— rishi sunak all received those iiooo nonoiiy— rishi sunak all received those fixed penalty notices. so, of course , boris— fixed penalty notices. so, of course , boris johnson might be course, boris johnson might be roiiooiing— course, boris johnson might be roiiooiing on— course, boris johnson might be reflecting on that— course, boris johnson might be reflecting on that 56th birthday party— reflecting on that 56th birthday pony ioooy— reflecting on that 56th birthday pony ioooy .— reflecting on that 56th birthday pony ioooy . 0n— reflecting on that 56th birthday party today . on his 59th party today. on his 59th

iiriiioy— party today. on his 59th birthday, he'll be thinking oioui— birthday, he'll be thinking about everything that's happened on— about everything that's happened inon— about everything that's happened since then, and— about everything that's happened since then, and he'll also be ininiing— since then, and he'll also be thinking about— since then, and he'll also be thinking about his future. does he thinking about his future. does no noni— thinking about his future. does no noni io— thinking about his future. does he want to move— thinking about his future. does he want to move to a safer tory oooi— he want to move to a safer tory oooi oo— he want to move to a safer tory oooi oo no— he want to move to a safer tory seat as he won't— he want to move to a safer tory seat as he won't come back as an mp seat as he won't come back as an iii ?— seat as he won't come back as an iii i iornono— seat as he won't come back as an iii i iornono no— seat as he won't come back as an mp ? perhaps he wants to join up mp? perhaps he wants to join up niin— mp? perhaps he wants to join up niin our— mp? perhaps he wants to join up niin vory— mp? perhaps he wants to join up with our very own— mp? perhaps he wants to join up with our very own nigel farage ono— with our very own nigel farage on join— with our very own nigel farage and join another— with our very own nigel farage and join another centre right party-— and join another centre right nonoy. 0r— and join another centre right party. or perhaps he's done with noiiiioo— party. or perhaps he's done with politics altogether— party. or perhaps he's done with politics altogether . we saw his politics altogether. we saw his ooiurnn— politics altogether. we saw his ooiurnn in— politics altogether. we saw his column in the— politics altogether. we saw his column in the daily mail over ino— column in the daily mail over ino nooionoi— column in the daily mail over the weekend, didn't we? perhaps onoio— the weekend, didn't we? perhaps inoi-o-io— the weekend, didn't we? perhaps inoi-o-io nio— the weekend, didn't we? perhaps that's be his future. that's going to be his future. we that's going to be his future. uio—nooo- that's going to be his future. . we_made about that's going to be his future. - we_made about £4 we also know he's made about £4 niiiion— we also know he's made about £4 niiiion-no— we also know he's made about £4 million-he-downing- million since he left downing sorooi— million since he left downing sorooi on— million since he left downing street on speaking circuit. street on the speaking circuit. so street on the speaking circuit. so-noro— street on the speaking circuit. so-noro going- street on the speaking circuit. so-we're going to- street on the speaking circuit. so we're going to see so perhaps we're going to see nin— so perhaps we're going to see nin iuoi— so perhaps we're going to see him just making— so perhaps we're going to see him just making a fortune over in ino— him just making a fortune over in ino us— him just making a fortune over in ino us oi— him just making a fortune over in the us at at— him just making a fortune over in the us at at speaking iunoiion— in the us at at speaking iunoiion .— in the us at at speaking function . but- in the us at at speaking function . but i think many would function. but i think many would like function. but i think many would iiio io— function. but i think many would iiio io inon— function. but i think many would like to know dalton andrew, what oxooiiy— like to know dalton andrew, what oxooiiy no-ii— like to know dalton andrew, what exactly he'll be— like to know dalton andrew, what exactly he'll be wishing for nnon— exactly he'll be wishing for when i blows— exactly he'll be wishing for when-blows out- exactly he'll be wishing for when blows out his candles on when he blows out his candles on his when he blows out his candles on no iirinooy— when he blows out his candles on his birthday cake— when he blows out his candles on his birthday cake a— when he blows out his candles on his birthday cake a little bit ioior— his birthday cake a little bit ioior on— his birthday cake a little bit later on.-right. - his birthday cake a little bit later on. right. later on. all right. that's oiiio— later on. all right. that's ellie costello outside boris johnson's oxford house with sarah am sarah vine and bucha. am i allowed say this? sarah and allowed to say this? sarah and ellie was saying, in any case, i'm so and i thought, well, if bods i'm so and i thought, well, if boris was on his own, he probably invited probably would have invited rather ellie because she's fabulous. clever and she's fabulous. she's clever and she's gorgeous. she's gorgeous. you did gorgeous. she's gorgeous. you iii-onoi- —

gorgeous. she's gorgeous. you iii-onoi- i- gorgeous. she's gorgeous. you did-that. i did- gorgeous. she's gorgeous. you did-that. i didjustl did just say that. i did just say.— did just say that. i did just say, everybody was say, well, everybody was thinking it. well, yeah. well, i mean, have actually mean, i would have actually brought tea out for the brought a mug of tea out for the reporter standing outside. wouldn't ? in my young wouldn't you? in my young ronorior-o— wouldn't you? in my young ronorior-o ooy— wouldn't you? in my young reporter's day ? _ : “ c 7 in my young reporter's day ? wouldn't you? in my young reporter's day ? breakfast in reporter's day? breakfast in bed? reporter's day? breakfast in iooo ooon— reporter's day? breakfast in bed? yeah, but— reporter's day? breakfast in bed? yeah, but my- reporter's day? “ :7 yeah, but my young reporter bed? yeah, but my young reporter ooyo— bed? yeah, but my young reporter ooyo-iinoo— bed? yeah, but my young reporter ooyo-iinoolnoo— bed? yeah, but my young reporter says-timeslwasia- says the times i was on a oooroion,— says the times i was on a doorstepo-ito- says the times i was on a doorstep, it, and says the times i was on a. doorstep,-it, and tea doorstep, we call it, and tea nouio— doorstep, we call it, and tea would-brought- doorstep, we call it, and tea would brought out. and what would be brought out. and what you-nonioo— would be brought out. and what you _wanted _was- would be brought out. and what you wanted was just you really wanted to do was just go—inoro- you really wanted to do was just go—inoro iorl go home. you stood there for nouro— go home. you stood there for nouo—ioo- go home. you stood there fori hours—is? yeah. hours and hours. it is? yeah. anu— hours and hours. it is? yeah. and still look, she and ellie still does. look, she doesit and ellie still does. look, she does it plastic. so as you might have we been have noticed, we have been joined now by our sarah vine, columnist mail and columnist on the daily mail and bush political bush taoiseach political commentator to discuss very briefly we're running briefly because we're running out of time. some of the other stories in today's news papers . stories in today's news papers. right. one do we want to right. which one do we want to go oh, this gender one. go first? oh, this gender one. oono— go first? oh, this gender one. cono on— go first? oh, this gender one. come on, one. okay,- grin �*7 1s? oh, this gender one. come on, one. okay, this grin �*7 1s?1 oh, this gender one. come on, one. okay, this is . come on, one. okay, this is. is rooiiy— come on, one. okay, this is. is rooiiy noni— come on, one. okay, this is. is rooiiy norii ii.— come on, one. okay, this is. is really worth it. yeah- come on, one. okay, this is. is really worth it. yeah and it's. i've just retweeted it. there's a recording of an exchange between a teacher at rye college and a pupil a year. i think it's and a pupil a year. i think it's a year. eight pupil. so probably 14 or 15. and the girl has obviously had some sort of altercation with someone else in the class because she said that

you can't identify as a cat, which i think which is probably true. a fairly sort of i see speak as a cat i could speak as a cat lover, i could not identify as cat. would not identify as my cat. i would not identify as my cat. i would not want to. anyway. the teacher just lays into this girl. and actually funnily enough, she's only a year eight, but she she's actually calm and cogent in actually very calm and cogent in her and it's a really her response. and it's a really interesting insight into the how the trans lobby are bullying . the trans lobby are bullying. and i would use that word. it is definitely bullying. do listen to it. if you can. it's worth a listen. you know, very young children. i mean, this is a person in authority. this is a teacher. she's being she's being quite isn't she ? i quite threatening, isn't she? i mean, were both listening mean, we were both listening to it it's it in the break. know it's really very nice. it's really not very nice. it's outrageous - she's . really not very nice. it'si outrageous - she's not outrageous that she's not nronoroo— outrageous that she's not- prepared-somebody prepared to accept somebody can iooniiiy— prepared to accept somebody can identify—doesn't. identify as a cat if she doesn't ogroo— identify as a cat if she doesn't agree, _can then - identify as a cat if she doesn't agree, can then she can agree, then she can then she can in— agree, then she can then she can iino onoinor— agree, then she can then she can find another school— agree, then she can then she can find another school to go to. sno— find another school to go to. one ono— find another school to go to. she she actually— find another school to go to. she she actually deserves to lose her job. yeah, i agree . lose herjob. yeah, i agree. that exchange with that student is unacceptable. had that have beenin is unacceptable. had that have been in front of the whole class as well in front of the whole class imposing her opinions, everyone is free to think how

they want. that's not her job as a teacher. actually when sarah showed it to me because i briefly looked at it yesterday, i was horrified. and this ties in really nicely with rishi sunak , saying that sunak saying, saying that schools are going to be banned from letting children change their pronouns. if the parents say no or if the parents don't know . they've got to tell know. they've got to tell parents not to tell them. so this this is really this is this is this is a really important for you important time for kids, you know, to parents understand know, and to parents understand that the responsibility that actually the responsibility and all of that comes from the parents. how did it get to a point where a school thought a child can say, i'm no longer he or she and school doesn't have to get on the phone to mum and dad talk to parents. a dad to talk to the parents. a young we get to that, young child, if we get to that, i young child, if we get to that, i-ii-o— young child, if we get to that, i-ii-oiuoi. — young child, if we get to that, i-it's just. but- young child, if we get to that, i-it's just. but this,. i mean, it's just. but this, onio— i mean, it's just. but this, this, this recording is extraordinary because it's absolutely the absolutely encapsulates the aggression these people who aggression of these people who claim they're their , you know, claim they're their, you know, they're just all about being kind . they're not this kind. they're not that this teacher is being really unkind and horrible to this young girl that she stood up to her. well,

didn't she? she was standing up and just making case and and just making her case and saying, miss . i and just making her case and saying, miss. i don't saying, i'm sorry, miss. i don't agree you think . i agree with what you think. i don't think what you're saying is this is is reasonable. and this woman is just losing it. on a similar noio— just losing it. on a similar note, i— just losing it. on a similar note, i noon— just losing it. on a similar note, i mean ,— just losing it. on a similar note, i mean , rishi- “g c on a similar note, i mean , rishi sunak has note, i mean, rishi sunak has oioo— note, i mean, rishi sunak has oioo noon— note, i mean, rishi sunak has also been taken— note, i mean, rishi sunak has also been taken to task for noiing— also been taken to task for noiing o— also been taken to task for noiing o joke— also been taken to task for making a joke about, you know, no-o— making a joke about, you know, no oii— making a joke about, you know, no oii ion— making a joke about, you know, he's all for teaching . maths, he's all for teaching. maths, iovoo— he's all for teaching. maths, loves maths,— he's all for teaching. maths, loves maths, everything. but, you— loves maths, everything. but, you-nouion-i- you know, we wouldn't want to be ioooning—noo- teaching biology now. it was a joke— teaching biology now. it was a ioio . — teaching biology now. it was a ioio . ii— teaching biology now. it was a ioio . ii-ii— teaching biology now. it was a joke . it-it was- teaching biology now. it was a joke . it-it was a- teaching biology now. it was a joke . c c ' “: joke. it was it was a joke. and the is, you and the thing is, you know, and you're and dawn, the thing is, you know, and you'know, and dawn, the thing is, you know, and you'know, is and dawn, the thing is, you know, and you'know, is liked dawn, the thing is, you know, and you'know, is like adawn, the thing is, you know, and you'know, is like a level you know, this is like a level of, of aggression. teamed up with i feel like there with power. i feel like there are many people tripping are many people power tripping on movement. not on this movement. it's not correct . yeah. and you know what correct. yeah. and you know what i mean. a less bold child i mean. less a less bold child would burst to tears would have just burst to tears and folded. but how important is it and folded. but how important is ii-oo— and folded. but how important is ii-oo noon— and folded. but how important is it-do hear the— and folded. but how important is it-do hear the prime- it that we do hear the prime iiinioior— it that we do hear the prime minister saying— it that we do hear the prime minister saying these schools are minister saying these schools oro-io— minister saying these schools oro-io io- minister saying these schools are-to be able- are not going to be able to oorry— are not going to be able to oorry on— are not going to be able to oorry on-inio- are not going to be able to. carry on .this _we carry on like this because we noni— carry on like this because we want-leadership- carry on like this because we want leadership this want real leadership on this ioouoi — want real leadership on this ioouoi _i- want real leadership on this. issue? _i interviewed issue? i mean, i interviewed sharon week. yeah, sharon davis last week. yeah, the about swimmers, the swimmer at about swimmers, about about the fact about doping, about the fact that was cheated of her gold that she was cheated of her gold medal the 80s because she medal in the 80s because she raced against a an east german swimmer had been who had swimmer who had been who had been receiving testosterone

injections . and, you know , the injections. and, you know, the whole sort of debate about women's sport and whether whether male people who have gone through male puberty should be allowed to compete . this is be allowed to compete. this is this is i think the worm has slightly turned. don't you think? it feels like slightly getting to the stage where a little bit of sensible kind of input into this and input is coming into this and but taken an awful lot and but it's taken an awful lot and an people have been an awful lot of people have been totally slandered, unfairly , as totally slandered, unfairly, as as bigoted and, you know, because phobic , i think i feel because phobic, i think i feel they've got to get on with it quickly, the tories, because they're probably going to lose they're probably going to lose the next year. and the election next year. and we still keir the election next year. and we still-keir starmer- the election next year. and we still-keir starmer can't. still know keir starmer can't ooiino — define a woman. yeah yeah. oorogo.— define a woman. yeah yeah. correct._this| correct. correct. this is this this is something is really this is something that is really crucial. the crucial. and i think if the tories on on tories do get on this on on board and push it very quickly and the right outcome, and get get the right outcome, they gain again. and and get get the right outcome, theythinggain again. and and get get the right outcome, theything is,n again. and and get get the right outcome, theything is, what's again. and and get get the right outcome, theything is, what's really. and the thing is, what's really important now there was important right now is there was a stage where safeguarding was paramount for schools and teachers . and i think what teachers. and i think what happened was a group of people that. happened was a group of people that . and now we're seeing what that. and now we're seeing what we're seeing today. do you think

this is what i mean ? we're this is what i mean? we're concerned about- this is what i mean? we're concerned about it.- 7 we're concerned about it. certainly inroo— concerned about it. certainly onoo-nno,- concerned about it. certainlyi three _who,-know, concerned about it. certainly- three _who,-know, often three women who, you know, often get three women who, you know, often goi oonooiioo — three women who, you know, often get cancelled for— three women who, you know, often get cancelled for talking get cancelled for just talking oioui— get cancelled for just talking about-woman- get cancelled for just talking about-woman .- get cancelled for just talking about woman . but do get cancelled for just talking- about-woman . but do you about being a woman. but do you inni— about being a woman. but do you inini—noonio- about being a woman. but do you think—people are- think this is what people are ioiiing— think this is what people are. talking—doorsteps talking about on the doorsteps nnon— talking about on the doorsteps nnon ino— talking about on the doorsteps when the politicians out when the politicians go out onoro— when the politicians go out onoro-inon- when the politicians go out there-them ,- when the politicians go out there them , what do when the politicians go out- there-them , what do you there and ask them, what do you inni— there and ask them, what do you inini-i— there and ask them, what do you inini-i vou— there and ask them, what do you think-? you know,- there and ask them, what do you think ? you know, the think there? you know, the nuiiio— think there? you know, the nuiiio. i— think there? you know, the public. i think— think there? you know, the public. i think the public are on— public. i think the public are on ongogoo— public. i think the public are very engaged with it. “ very engaged with it. i mean, people— very engaged with it. i mean, noonio uo— very engaged with it. i mean, people do talk to me a lot about it. unfortunately for it. i think unfortunately for the thing that's the tories, the thing that's getting through this getting the cut through is this ridiculous and ridiculous partygate stuff and cost of living, which is just such an own gold, goal such an own gold, an own goal and this video that the mirror have released , it's devastating. have released, it's devastating. it devastating. but you know, it is devastating. but you know, it's it's also about this it's also it's also about this whole movement of women in spaces protecting women . if we spaces protecting women. if we talk about women's “g “ if we talk about women's rights, women's spaces are really innorioni— women's spaces are really important. and— women's spaces are really important. and yet people are ioiiing— important. and yet people are talking-they're- important. and yet people are talking they're talking talking about they're talking oioui— talking about they're talking about classrooms. about it in classrooms. they're ioiiing— about it in classrooms. they'rei ioiiing—niin talking about it over lunch with inoir— talking about it over lunch with non-.— talking about it over lunch with inoir-linio- their friends. so this is oonoining— their friends. so this is something-is- their friends. so this is something is important something that is important rigni— something that is important rigni — something that is important right now. the— something that is important right now. grin right now. the tories have got to it. yeah yeah, yeah, to grip it. yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. because it ain't gonna happen yeah yeah. happen with labour. yeah yeah. just a final word from 1 yeah. just a final word from beth in oonoi— just a final word from beth in dorset-morning,- just a final word from beth in dorset. morning, beth. dorset. good morning, beth. i ono—i—

dorset. good morning, beth. i ono—i nnon- dorset. good morning, beth. i and—i know nowj dorset. good morning, beth. i. and—i know now are and many people i know now are totally— and many people i know now are totally sick— and many people i know now are totally sick of— and many people i know now are totally sick of being drip fed. partygate— totally sick of being drip fed.| partygate—stop totally sick of being drip fed. . partygate—stop . partygate stories make it stop. there— partygate stories make it stop. there you— partygate stories make it stop. there you go. — partygate stories make it stop. there you go. and— partygate stories make it stop. there you go. and we- partygate stories make it stop. “mi; 92» and we have to there you go. and we have to step— there you go. and we have to stop there— there you go. and we have to stop there as— there you go. and we have to stop there as well. _ there you go. and we have to stop there as well. - stop there as well. unfortunately - stop there as well. unfortunately ,- stop there as well. unfortunately , we've come to the unfortunately, we've come to the end show. it's flown end of our show. it's flown agein- — end of our show. it's flown agein- ree— end of our show. it's flown again. i've had— end of our show. it's flown again. i've had so- c: " it's flown again. i've had so much fun. thank— again. i've had so much fun. thank-fer— again. i've had so much fun. thank-for all— again. i've had so much fun. thank for all your comments thank you for all your comments and— thank you for all your comments end for— thank you for all your comments and for watching. _ thank you for all your comments and for watching. up next and for watching. coming up next is and for watching. coming up next ie—wme— and for watching. coming up next ie—wnh mark- is gb news live with mark longhurst-_ is gb news live with mark- longhurst._point longhurst. this is to the point with— longhurst. this is to the point with andrew— longhurst. this is to the point with andrew and— longhurst. this is to the point with andrew and dawn and with andrew and me, dawn and hen— with andrew and me, dawn and heu-beek— with andrew and me, dawn and he'll back tomorrow 930. with andrew and me, dawn and he'liyou back tomorrow 930. with andrew and me, dawn and he'liyou then tomorrow 930. with andrew and me, dawn and he'liyou then .omorrow 930.

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