counts in the desperate second counts in the desperate search for those people trapped on a submersible somewhere near the titanic . i will have a whole the titanic. i will have a whole host of experts, people really in the know about what could have gone wrong and how, if at all, we're going to be able to rescue people. is rescue these people. this is either be one of the either going to be one of the greatest stories of greatest rescue stories of all time or sadly , the titanic will time or sadly, the titanic will have yet more lives have claimed yet more lives closer to home, though i think we witnessed an absolute debacle in parliament yesterday. cost of living crisis, migrant crisis, mortgage crisis, nhs crisis , you mortgage crisis, nhs crisis, you name it. crisis. what did our mps do? name it. crisis. what did our mps do.7 they name it. crisis. what did our mps do? they spent an entire day self serving virtue, signalling, giving boris johnson yet another kicking. i think it's a complete and utter dereliction of duty. are we getting stuck right into that? but i also want to talk about this. it is not kind and benevolent to tell children in schools that it's okay to identify as dogs, horses , identify as dogs, cats, horses, or in one case, even the moon . or in one case, even the moon. why are we doing this? i think children need saving and they need saving from our schools. and finally , i'm also going to

and finally, i'm also going to be getting stuck right into this as markle as well. meghan markle is accused not only being accused not only of being a grifter, but also of faking interviews on her spotify podcast. surely not meghan surely not lows coming your way in the next hour . in the next hour. vaiews@gbnews.com. do you think that we should actually be cruel to be kind to children and tell them you cannot . you cannot be them you cannot. you cannot be an animal? that is a phrase i never thought i would have to say, but apparently schools are just indulging this kind of absolute nonsense at the moment. gb views gb news .com. now those are your headlines. gb views gb news .com. now those are your headlines . patrick. are your headlines. patrick. thank you— are your headlines. patrick. thank you very— are your headlines. patrick. thank you very much- ” : patrick. thank you very much and good afternoon. — thank you very much and good afternoon. this— thank you very much and good afternoon. this is— thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the latest from— afternoon. this is the latest from the— afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. authorities are from the newsroom. authorities expanding— from the newsroom. authorities are expanding their search for a submerged— are expanding their search for a submerged tourist— are expanding their search for a submerged tourist vessel that was en route to— submerged tourist vessel that was en route to the titanic shipwreck— was en route to the titanic shhpwreck h— was en route to the titanic shipwreck in the atlantic . five

shipwreck in the atlantic. five peopke— shipwreck in the atlantic. five peopke ah— shipwreck in the atlantic. five people are missing. they have ahhhkhhaheh— people are missing. they have approximately two days of oxygen keh. — approximately two days of oxygen keh. kescue— approximately two days of oxygen left. rescue teams— approximately two days of oxygen left. rescue teams continue to cach— left. rescue teams continue to ach rar— left. rescue teams continue to each for a— left. rescue teams continue to search for a british billionaire wha— search for a british billionaire whc rc— search for a british billionaire who is ch— search for a british billionaire who is on board— search for a british billionaire who is on board as well as a rather— who is on board as well as a rather aha— who is on board as well as a father and son.— who is on board as well as a father and son. shahzad dawood and suleiman,— father and son. shahzad dawood and suleiman, captain hamish hardingr— and suleiman, captain hamish harahg, a— and suleiman, captain hamish harahg, a phar— and suleiman, captain hamish harding, a pilot who owns an aviation— harding, a pilot who owns an aviation company, wrote on cachak— aviation company, wrote on cachak mecha— aviation company, wrote on social media, saying he would be taking— social media, saying he would be rakhg hara— social media, saying he would be rakhg para h— social media, saying he would be taking part in yesterday's dive. rhe— taking part in yesterday's dive. the coastguard— taking part in yesterday's dive. the coastguard lost contact with the rcccck— the coastguard lost contact with the vessel around— the coastguard lost contact with the vessel around one hour and 45 the vessel around one hour and as rhhaccc— the vessel around one hour and 45 minutes into— the vessel around one hour and 45 minutes into the two hour acccchc— 45 minutes into the two hour acccchc cc— 45 minutes into the two hour descent to the— 45 minutes into the two hour descent to the titanic site. the prime— descent to the titanic site. the prime minister— descent to the titanic site. the prime minister has said his thoughts— prime minister has said his rhcaghrc ar— prime minister has said his thoughts are with the families of chase— thoughts are with the families of those involved. the us ccacrgaara— of those involved. the us coastguard says a canadian ahrcrah— coastguard says a canadian aircraft has— coastguard says a canadian aircraft has joined the search for aircraft has joined the search far he— aircraft has joined the search for the missing— aircraft has joined the search for the missing vessel. aircraft has joined the search for the missing vessel . film for the missing vessel. film chrccccr— for the missing vessel. film director and— for the missing vessel. film director and friend of hamish hardingr— director and friend of hamish harding, yannick_ director and friend of hamish harding, yannick mikkelson, told us harding, yannick mikkelson, told ac chc-c— harding, yannick mikkelson, told ac chc-c gar— harding, yannick mikkelson, told us she's got full— harding, yannick mikkelson, told us she's got full confidence char-h— us she's got full confidence char-h hc— us she's got full confidence they'll be okay.— us she's got full confidence they'll be okay. wishes no changer— they'll be okay. wishes no carahgcr cc— they'll be okay. wishes no stranger to being in a submersible- stranger to being in a submersible . rzi; stranger to being in a submersible. rzi; stranger to being in a- submersible . he has, as you submersible. he has, as you said, dove down to the deepest point on planet earth and spent the longest amount of time that any human has at the bottom of the planet. so i feel confident that hamish is calm and collective and he's an asset to the team in the rescue mission .

the team in the rescue mission. if they have to self rescue . if they have to self rescue. nicola sturgeon has spoken out on her first return to holyrood since her arrest. the former rhrcc— since her arrest. the former first minister— since her arrest. the former first minister of— rt.r::; the former first minister of scotland told reporters— first minister of scotland told reporters she's— first minister of scotland told reporters she's absolutely certain— reporters she's absolutely certain she's— reporters she's absolutely certain she's done nothing arch-a— certain she's done nothing wron-g h-c— certain she's done nothing wrong. it's after she was arrested— wrong. it's after she was arrested and— wrong. it's after she was arrested and released without charac— arrested and released without charge h— arrested and released without charge h a— arrested and released without charge in a police investigation hac— charge in a police investigation into shr— charge in a police investigation into snp finances— charge in a police investigation into snp finances , ms sturgeon into snp finances, ms sturgeon ackca— into snp finances, ms sturgeon was asked whether she should chand— was asked whether she should stand ackn— was asked whether she should stand down from _ was asked whether she should stand down from the party. i wru— stand down from the party. i am aways— stand down from the party. i will always consider- stand down from the party. i will always consider what is in the best interests of the snp . the best interests of the snp. as i've said before, i do not see it as any kind of suggestion . that's been a sacrifice. the snp has been my life and that's been voluntary and something that i cherish and continue to cherish. but i'm also an individual— cherish. but i'm also an individual that- cherish. but i'm also an individual that is- rts�*rzzi” but i'm also an individual that is entitled rts�*rzzit but i'm also an individual that is entitled to assert— individual that is entitled to accch whac— individual that is entitled to assert what i— individual that is entitled to assert what i believe to my very,— assert what i believe to my very, rch— assert what i believe to my very, very carc— assert what i believe to my very, very core that i have done nothing— very, very core that i have done hcrhharrrcha — very, very core that i have done nothing wrong. i— very, very core that i have done nothing wrong. t nothing wrong. i respect the process that is underway, but i will continue to maintain that very clear . a will continue to maintain that very clear. a trial date has hcch— very clear. a trial date has been cac— very clear. a trial date has been set for— wig t a trial date has been set for january 12th for he— been set for january 12th for the mah— been set for january 12th for the man accused of murdering chrcc— the man accused of murdering rhrcc hcchkc— the man accused of murdering three people and— the man accused of murdering three people and attempting to kill three people and attempting to

khh chrcc— three people and attempting to kill three others— three people and attempting to kill three others in a spate of attacks— kill three others in a spate of ahackc h— kill three others in a spate of attacks in nottingham. valdo. kakakahh— attacks in nottingham. valdo. kalakani will— attacks in nottingham. valdo. kalakani will enter his pleas in september-— kalakani will enter his pleas in scarcrhhcr. he— kalakani will enter his pleas in september. he appeared at hcrhhaharh— september. he appeared at nottingham crown court today , nottingham crown court today, chargea— nottingham crown court today, charged with— nottingham crown court today, charged with murdering 19 year old charged with murdering 19 year aka ccaachcc— charged with murdering 19 year old students barnaby webber and grace— old students barnaby webber and grace o-hahck— old students barnaby webber and grace o'malley. kumar and 65 year— grace o'malley. kumar and 65 year aka— grace o'malley. kumar and 65 year old school— grace o'malley. kumar and 65 year old school caretaker ian ccaccc— year old school caretaker ian ccaccc h— year old school caretaker ian ccaccc h a— year old school caretaker ian coates in a knife— year old school caretaker ian coates in a knife attacks on ranc— coates in a knife attacks on rahc hrh. — coates in a knife attacks on june 13th. the— coates in a knife attacks on june 13th. the 31- coates in a knife attacks on june 13th. the 31 year old also chargea— june 13th. the 31 year old also charged with— june 13th. the 31 year old also charged with attempting to charcra— charged with attempting to murder three _ charged with attempting to murder three pedestrians by driving— murder three pedestrians by driving hr— murder three pedestrians by driving mr coates's van at them in hitch— driving mr coates's van at them in milton street— driving mr coates's van at them in milton street in— driving mr coates's van at them in milton street in upper harharhchc— in milton street in upper parliament street in the city cchrcc— parliament street in the city cchrcc .— parliament street in the city centre . while— parliament street in the city centre . while some breaking news centre. while some breaking news in centre. while some breaking news h the— centre. while some breaking news h the hack— centre. while some breaking news in the last half— centre. while some breaking news in the last half an— centre. while some breaking news in the last half an hour. us president— in the last half an hour. us president joe _ in the last half an hour. us president joe biden's son hunter hhach— president joe biden's son hunter hhach .— president joe biden's son hunter hhach , hac— president joe biden's son hunter biden , has agreed— president joe biden's son hunter biden , has agreed to plead biden, has agreed to plead arrhy— biden, has agreed to plead aarhy ch— biden, has agreed to plead guilty on three— biden, has agreed to plead guilty on three federal tax charges— guilty on three federal tax characc h— guilty on three federal tax charges in a— guilty on three federal tax charges in a deal with the rachcc— charges in a deal with the justice department . that's justice department. that's acccrahg— justice department. that's acccrahgrc— justice department. that's according to a— justice department. that's according to a court document. hie-h— according to a court document. wc-kk hrhg— according to a court document. rrc-kk hrhg yar— according to a court document. we'll bring you more on that shark— we'll bring you more on that story ac— we'll bring you more on that crack ac kc— we'll bring you more on that crack ac wc acr— we'll bring you more on that story as we get it. now, a trial charc— story as we get it. now, a trial date hac— story as we get it. now, a trial date hac-ccc— story as we get it. now, a trial date has-set for- story as we get it. now, a trial date has set for donald date has been set for donald hamp— date has been set for donald rrarhhlrhc— date has been set for donald rrarhhlrhc-us- date has been set for donald- trumplthe-us president trump in the former us president _cac rhc— trump in the former us president . case. the judgement . documents case. the judgement has . documents case. the judgement hac cer— . documents case. the judgement hac ccr ah— . documents case. the judgement has set an initial— . documents case. the judgement has set an initial date for kagacr— has set an initial date for kaaacr rath— has set an initial date for august 14th. he faces 37 crhrhhak— august 14th. he faces 37 criminal charges of mishaps , criminal charges of mishaps, hhhg— criminal charges of mishaps, filing hicc— criminal charges of mishaps, filing files and— criminal charges of mishaps, filing files and is accused of keeping— filing files and is accused of keeping us— filing files and is accused of

keeping us national security charcrhak. — keeping us national security material. trump— keeping us national security material. trump has pleaded not arrhy— material. trump has pleaded not aarhk rc— material. trump has pleaded not aarhy c the— material. trump has pleaded not guilty to the charges that he ahkarhakky— guilty to the charges that he unlawfully mishandled the cache— unlawfully mishandled the sensitive files— unlawfully mishandled the sensitive files .— unlawfully mishandled the sensitive files . at a court in sensitive files. at a court in miami — sensitive files. at a court in hack a— sensitive files. at a court in hack a rch— sensitive files. at a court in miami a few days ago. sensitive files. at a court in miami a few days ago . trump is miami a few days ago. trump is the arch— miami a few days ago. trump is the first current— miami a few days ago. trump is the first current or— miami a few days ago. trump is the first current or former arcchachc— the first current or former president to— the first current or former president to face criminal chargcc— president to face criminal chargcc. kh— president to face criminal charges. all of- president to face criminal charges. all of which he denies . rrchch— charges. all of which he denies . french police— charges. all of which he denies . french police are— charges. all of which he denies . french police are searching rhe— . french police are searching the headquarters of the crahrgccrc— the headquarters of the organisers of- the headquarters of the organisers of the paris 2024 okyrhhhc— organisers of the paris 2024 olympic games— organisers of the paris 2024 olympic games. the organisers of the paris 2024 olympic games . the search organisers of the paris 2024 olympic games. the search was ordered— olympic games. the search was ordered hy— olympic games. the search was ordered by he— olympic games. the search was ordered by the french national rhahchak— ordered by the french national financial prosecutor's office . financial prosecutor's office. orhchakc— financial prosecutor's office. oarhchakc cak— financial prosecutor's office. officials say the _ financial prosecutor's office. officials say the raids are part of tha— officials say the raids are part of two preliminary corruption investigations— of two preliminary corruption investigations .— of two preliminary corruption investigations. hsien's paris ma— investigations. hsien's paris 2024 haven't— investigations. hsien's paris 2024 haven't given any further archaic.— 2024 haven't given any further acrahkc. rhe— 2024 haven't given any further details. the games begin july 26h— details. the games begin july zcrh. rcca— details. the games begin july 26th. food inflation has dropped to hc— 26th. food inflation has dropped to hc kcwccc— 26th. food inflation has dropped to its lowest this— 26th. food inflation has dropped to its lowest this year, but rcccrca— to its lowest this year, but records show— to its lowest this year, but records show it's at the highest it's records show it's at the highest h-c hcch— records show it's at the highest h-c hcch h— records show it's at the highest it's been in 15— records show it's at the highest it's been in 15 years. according to cccarch— it's been in 15 years. according to cccarch by— it's been in 15 years. according to research by kantar. grocery hrhccc— to research by kantar. grocery prices increased— to research by kantar. grocery prices increased by 16.5% in the rcar— prices increased by 16.5% in the roar wcckc— prices increased by 16.5% in the roar wcckc rc— prices increased by 16.5% in the four weeks to june— prices increased by 16.5% in the four weeks to june 11th, compared— four weeks to june 11th, compared with the same period a year— compared with the same period a year aga— compared with the same period a year ago .— compared with the same period a year ago . hcarh— compared with the same period a year ago . nearly 70% of year ago. nearly 70% of households— year ago. nearly 70% of households say they're extremely or households say they're extremely cr rch— households say they're extremely or very warhea— households say they're extremely or very worried about rising faca— or very worried about rising

rcca hrhccc— or very worried about rising rcca arrccc .— or very worried about rising food prices . and the princess of food prices. and the princess of wakcc— food prices. and the princess of wacc hac— food prices. and the princess of wales has attended the reopening of wales has attended the reopening ah the— wales has attended the reopening of the national— wales has attended the reopening of the national portrait gallery in london. — of the national portrait gallery in london. h— of the national portrait gallery in london. it follows a three year— in london. it follows a three year refurbished— in london. it follows a three year refurbished program . the year refurbished program. the gauch— year refurbished program. the gallery hac— year refurbished program. the gallery has undergone a major crahcrcrrh— gallery has undergone a major transform since— gallery has undergone a major transform since closing its charc— transform since closing its accrc h— transform since closing its doors in march— transform since closing its doors in march 2020. the biggest chcc— doors in march 2020. the biggest rhe— doors in march 2020. the biggest since the building— doors in march 2020. the biggest since the building opened 127 rcarc— since the building opened 127 ycarc aga— since the building opened 127 ycarc agc .— since the building opened 127 ycarc agc . rhhc— since the building opened 127 years ago . this is gb news. years ago. this is gb news. hie-h— years ago. this is gb news. wc-kk hrhg— years ago. this is gb news. we'll bring you— years ago. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happenc— we'll bring you more news as it happchc. harr— we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's— we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to . patrick i yes,i patrick. . yes, it's patrick yes, it's all action today, but i wanted to have a at this i wanted to have a go at this one first. so yes , today we one first. so yes, today we witnessed of most witnessed one of the most grotesque parliamentary spectacles imaginable. our taxpayer funded politicians spent entire day hammering spent an entire day hammering vindictive nails into boris johnson's political coffin . they johnson's political coffin. they queued up one after the other like smarmy rats behind the pied piper to take part in a non—stop

houer piper to take part in a non—stop holier than thou virtue, signalling charade. now, i don't care if you think boris johnson was wrong . loads of people do was wrong. loads of people do loads of people think he deserved it. what i care about is this. please can somebody explain to me how yesterday's circus benefited the average man and woman on the street in the middle of a cost of living crisis? mortgage rates soaring , crisis? mortgage rates soaring, millions potentially on the bnnk millions potentially on the brink homelessness , record brink of homelessness, record unsustainable of legal unsustainable levels of legal and illegal mass migration , and and illegal mass migration, and and illegal mass migration, and a record nhs backlog . we don't a record nhs backlog. we don't have enough schools. our transport system needs urgent reform. explain to me how reform. please explain to me how spending a day going round in circles, taking it in turns to try to seem more moral than the last person improve any of those things . our last person improve any of those things. our politicians were more energised by sticking the knife into boris johnson than they are about solving the numerous crises affecting this country. theresa may took the absolute biscuit for me. she spent minutes congratulating harriet harman, who shouldn't have even been anywhere near chairing this undeniably politically kangaroo

politically motivated kangaroo court, in my opinion, on account of the fact that she'd already found boris johnson guilty of lying before she rocked up on day one. now, it's worth noting that theresa may appointed boris johnson as foreign secretary. so if thought that he if she really thought that he was massive charlatan, why was a massive charlatan, why would she effectively make him our world? theresa our envoy to the world? theresa may was one of the most experienced people to become prime minister one of the prime minister and one of the very it's actually doing prime minister and one of the veishe it's actually doing prime minister and one of the veishe has it's actually doing prime minister and one of the veishe has a's actually doing prime minister and one of the veishe has a personaly doing prime minister and one of the veishe has a personal motty] it. she has a personal motty like the frozen fish aisle at morrisons and all the likeability of your nan's curtains. her constituency is maidenhead . our local council maidenhead. our local council has just gone lib dem. she's refused comment to local refused to comment to local residents about town's residents about the town's largest being given to largest hotel being given to asylum seekers and from what i can tell, spent her entire life avoiding anything like a single grain scrutiny that boris grain of scrutiny that boris johnson had to suffer. she johnson has had to suffer. she can find the time to turn up to parliament and slag off boris, but doing for the but what's she doing for the people wages? if her people who pay her wages? if her and quhe people who pay her wages? if her and quite dorky looking and her quite dorky looking husband went on a permanent walking in switzerland , walking holiday in switzerland, how would it be before how long would it be before anybody reported them anybody actually reported them

missing? single british missing? not a single british taxpayer benefited at all from yesterday . taxpayer benefited at all from yesterday. i'm taxpayer benefited at all from yesterday . i'm sure the young yesterday. i'm sure the young single mum on the breadline who can't get a council house and has been waiting six months for a hernia operation, was absolutely ecstatic that our politicians spent a day talking about partygate again . and now about partygate again. and now we're going to have a secondary inquiry apparently into the people who were mean about the first inquiry. are they taking the mick? those in westminster as bad as the vast majority of the media, they think this is what matters to the british public. what matters to the british pubuc.the what matters to the british public. the committee was led by somebody who hated boris, in my view, and thought he was a liar. it has another member who may have broken rules in a worse have broken the rules in a worse way boris. then came way than boris. they then came to conclusion, despite not to the conclusion, despite not actually any evidence actually providing any evidence for relentless for it. and after relentless smear campaigns that boris johnson parliament, they johnson misled parliament, they wanted to give him the longest ban since labour's keith vaz offered to do you know what with you who .7 then they realised you know who? then they realised that ban boris that they couldn't ban boris because he'd quit. so they went through the malicious process of

taking pass off him and now taking his pass off him and now they want to prosecute anyone who this whole who criticises this whole process . and it sets a precedent process. and it sets a precedent . and this is important. if an mp now misleads parliament knowingly or not, an intention may be inferred rather than proven, then they can be summarily ejected . it's not summarily ejected. it's not really okay, is it? we will be trapped in a cycle of non stop inquiries with mps actually refusing to speak in the chamber in case they accidentally get something wrong or they've received bad advice . the irony received bad advice. the irony is that harriet harman and co think that they've done politics and great britain a great public service when in fact the opposite is true. she needs to get out more . this country needs get out more. this country needs a growing economy , a better nhs, a growing economy, a better nhs, more schools , more houses, more schools, more houses, strong borders law and order, not a load of self—entitled old westminster geeks, snobs and political chancers trying to deflect from their own personal scandals and shortcomings by

endlessly hounding a man who has taken more of a kicking than anyone i can think of . yeah, anyone i can think of. yeah, those are my views. they're going to be talking about all of this. this is it for me. how on earth did yesterday and the subsequent inquiry and then the inquiry into inquiry inquiry into the inquiry into the you the inquiry going to benefit you at home right now or wherever you it's not you look you are? it's not you look around life. do you around your life. how do you feel enriched by what saw feel enriched by what you saw yesterday? vaiews@gbnews.com. i will have a debate on this issue a little bit later on in the show. but but but we are moving on with arguably really , i on with arguably really, i suppose, biggest story in suppose, the biggest story in the world right now, a pipe laying vessel has arrived in the scene where the submersible went missing on an expedition to the wreckage of the titanic with less than 50 hours of oxygen remaining for the five on board the us coastguard says that it's expanding its search into deeper waters . what is happening right waters. what is happening right now is terrifying, terrible , but

now is terrifying, terrible, but also gripping . we are either also gripping. we are either going to witness the greatest rescue operation of all time or very , very sadly, the titanic very, very sadly, the titanic will claim more lives. paul hawkin reports . roughly the size hawkin reports. roughly the size of a transit van, titan went missing with 96 hours of oxygen on board and five men. pakistani businessman and hrhcc-c— pakistani businessman and prince's trust— pakistani businessman and prince's trust international aarhccr— prince's trust international advisor shahzada dawood and his 19 advisor shahzada dawood and his h year— advisor shahzada dawood and his h kcar aka— advisor shahzada dawood and his 19 year ch ch— advisor shahzada dawood and his 19 year old son sulaiman hamish haraha— 19 year old son sulaiman hamish hardingr a— 19 year old son sulaiman hamish harding, a british— 19 year old son sulaiman hamish harding, a british business woman and explorer, 73 year old hark— woman and explorer, 73 year old hark hchrk. — woman and explorer, 73 year old paul henry. nigel— woman and explorer, 73 year old paul henry. nigel known as mr rhahhc— paul henry. nigel known as mr rhahhc .— paul henry. nigel known as mr rhahhc , a— paul henry. nigel known as mr titanic , a french— paul henry. nigel known as mr titanic , a french explorer who titanic, a french explorer who hrcr— titanic, a french explorer who first visited _ titanic, a french explorer who first visited the _ titanic, a french explorer who first visited the wreckage in hack. — first visited the wreckage in hack. aha — first visited the wreckage in 1987. and this— first visited the wreckage in 1987. and this man , stockton 1987. and this man, stockton rcrch— 1987. and this man, stockton kach rhe— 1987. and this man, stockton rush, the chief— 1987. and this man, stockton rush, the chief executive of occahgarc,— rush, the chief executive of oceangate, the _ rush, the chief executive of oceangate, the company that owns the submersible— oceangate, the company that owns the submersible out— oceangate, the company that owns the submersible out here where this the submersible out here where rhhc rc— the submersible out here where rhhc hc really— the submersible out here where this is really focussed on one thing,— this is really focussed on one chhg, aha— this is really focussed on one thing, and that's— this is really focussed on one thing, and that's the pressure cccck— thing, and that's the pressure cccck aha— thing, and that's the pressure vessel and making sure that that that— vessel and making sure that that that component,— vessel and making sure that that that component, which is clearly the hack— that component, which is clearly the most critical— that component, which is clearly the most critical component of the most critical component of the-rc— the most critical component of rhc-hc .— the most critical component of rhc-hc , rc— the most critical component of the-is , is safe— the most critical component of the-is , is safe and- the most critical component of the is , is safe and capable the sub, is, is safe and capable of hahahhg— the sub, is, is safe and capable

of handling the— the sub, is, is safe and capable of handling the depths down to hoocrh — of handling the depths down to 4000m repeatedly with people on hcara. — 4000m repeatedly with people on board. although— 4000m repeatedly with people on board. although titan— 4000m repeatedly with people on board. 3 " board. although titan went missing 435 miles off the coast of newfoundland in canada, the joint us and canadian search and rescue operation is being coordinated from boston . it coordinated from boston. it takes roughly two hours to reach the manic,— takes roughly two hours to reach the titanic, which— takes roughly two hours to reach the titanic, which is 2.3 miles dawn.— the titanic, which is 2.3 miles down. communication on sunday was down. communication on sunday rccr— down. communication on sunday kccc ahcr— down. communication on sunday was lost after one— down. communication on sunday was lost after one hour and 45 rhharcc— was lost after one hour and 45 minutes, suggesting it's somewhere— minutes, suggesting it's somewhere near the bottom as the warm-c— somewhere near the bottom as the wcrka-c only— somewhere near the bottom as the world's only five _ somewhere near the bottom as the world's only five man submersible- world's only five man submersible capable of reaching the wreck— submersible capable of reaching the wreck ch— submersible capable of reaching the wreck of the _ submersible capable of reaching the wreck of the titanic . there the wreck of the titanic. there are the wreck of the titanic. there rch— the wreck of the titanic. there are few other— the wreck of the titanic. there are few other vessels that can reach — are few other vessels that can reach rhccc — are few other vessels that can reach those depths where the rrcccarc rc— reach those depths where the pressure is 200— reach those depths where the pressure is 200 times those of a car pressure is 200 times those of a hrc— pressure is 200 times those of a hrc .— pressure is 200 times those of a hrc . kha— pressure is 200 times those of a car tire . and there's— pressure is 200 times those of a car tire . and there's all the car tire. and there's all the are.— car tire. and there's all the other wreckage _ car tire. and there's all the other wreckage from the titanic arcaha— other wreckage from the titanic around there— other wreckage from the titanic around there as— other wreckage from the titanic around there as well, which will ccha— around there as well, which will ccha hack— around there as well, which will send back signals— around there as well, which will send back signals . c around there as well, which will send back signals . i c send back signals. so it won't be cc— send back signals. so it won't be so much a case of looking for it if it's at the bottom , it it if it's at the bottom, it it'll be a case of listening for it. so they've got sonar buoys down there and they'll be hoping that they, the crew, will be able create some sound and able to create some sound and they'll to hear that. they'll be able to hear that. since launching their eight day

ckhcahhchc— since launching their eight day expeditions titanic in expeditions to the titanic in 2021,— expeditions to the titanic in 2021, oceangate— expeditions to the titanic in 2021, oceangate have been charging— 2021, oceangate have been charging £195,000 for a place on man— charging £195,000 for a place on man .— charging £195,000 for a place on man . rhe— charging £195,000 for a place on titan . the sub— charging £195,000 for a place on titan . the sub itself is made titan. the sub itself is made fram— titan. the sub itself is made from titanium— titan. the sub itself is made from titanium and filament warn-a— from titanium and filament wound. carbon— from titanium and filament wound. carbon fibre with a loo hchhc— wound. carbon fibre with a loo made, prac— wound. carbon fibre with a loo made, hkac a— wound. carbon fibre with a loo inside, plus a battery of cameras, lights and scanners thatch— cameras, lights and scanners arkcrca hy— cameras, lights and scanners picked by ah— cameras, lights and scanners piloted by an actual playstation cchrrckkcr— piloted by an actual playstation controller as— piloted by an actual playstation controller as this— piloted by an actual playstation controller as this picture shows fram— controller as this picture shows from a— controller as this picture shows from a previous— controller as this picture shows from a previous trip , there are from a previous trip, there are no from a previous trip, there are ac ccarc— from a previous trip, there are no seats. hamish— from a previous trip, there are no seats. hamish harding, the hrhhch— no seats. hamish harding, the british businessman and capkcrcr— british businessman and cahkcrcr, rc— british businessman and explorer, is one of those on hcara. — explorer, is one of those on board. hamish— explorer, is one of those on board. hamish is- explorer, is one of those on board. g explorer, is one of those on- board. hamish is no stranger to being in a submersible. he has dove down to the deepest point on planet earth and spent the longest amount of time that any human has at the bottom of the planet. so i feel confident that hamish is calm and collective and he's an asset to the team in the rescue mission . if they have the rescue mission. if they have to self rescue , most experts to self rescue, most experts agree the sub is likely to be either on the surface waiting to be spotted or on the bottom . if be spotted or on the bottom. if it's the latter, then the sense of urgency— it's the latter, then the sense of urgency rc— it's the latter, then the sense of urgency is even greater for rank— of urgency is even greater for paul hawkins.— of urgency is even greater for paul hawkins. gb news. as we

rhu— paul hawkins. gb news. as we nhkk he— paul hawkins. gb news. as we nhkk he ah— paul hawkins. gb news. as we will be all over— paul hawkins. gb news. as we will be all over this story, of ac h— will be all over this story, of course, as it develops. ' r: course, as it develops. and i heheve— course, as it develops. and i believe that— course, as it develops. and i believe that paul, there have been a few little developments in the few minutes, is that in the last few minutes, is that right? yes. so they've widened the-area— right? yes. so they've widened the - area .they've . the search area and they've aeehenea— the search area and they've deepened_area.| deepened the search area. rhek-re— deepened the search area. they've brought a pipe laying they've brought in a pipe laying ecek— they've brought in a pipe laying ecek ana— they've brought in a pipe laying vessel and it's— they've brought in a pipe laying vessel and it's got— they've brought in a pipe laying vessel and it's got two rovs, a ere— vessel and it's got two rovs, a remote operated _ vessel and it's got two rovs, a remote operated vehicles with it that— remote operated vehicles with it that can— remote operated vehicles with it that 90— remote operated vehicles with it that 90 ha— remote operated vehicles with it that can go to the— remote operated vehicles with it that can go to the bottom to hack— that can go to the bottom to hack rcr— that can go to the bottom to look for this. _ that can go to the bottom to look for this. so _ that can go to the bottom to look for this. so this is a huge cccrahnarea— look for this. so this is a huge coordinated operation . you've coordinated operation. you've gotthe— coordinated operation. you've arch the us— coordinated operation. you've got the us coastguard and nhkhary— got the us coastguard and nhkhark .— got the us coastguard and military , the— got the us coastguard and military , the canadian military, the canadian coastguard— military, the canadian coastguard military . and coastguard and military. and hecace— coastguard and military. and because this— coastguard and military. and because this is— coastguard and military. and because this is the only five man submarine— because this is the only five man submarine that can reach rhcce— man submarine that can reach rhcce aernhc— man submarine that can reach rhcce aernhc .— man submarine that can reach those depths , there aren't many those depths, there aren't many precec— those depths, there aren't many precec ch— those depths, there aren't many pieces of equipment that can get nann— pieces of equipment that can get down there— pieces of equipment that can get down there rc— pieces of equipment that can get down there to do— pieces of equipment that can get down there to do the job that's neeaea. — down there to do the job that's neeaea. ana — down there to do the job that's needed. and there's only going to he— needed. and there's only going to he he— needed. and there's only going to be one-two— needed. and there's only going to be one two ways. there's to be one of two ways. there's anh— to be one of two ways. there's only-possibilities- to be one of two ways. there's only possibilities is that only two possibilities is that nach— only two possibilities is that mach-agree- only two possibilities is that most-agree on- only two possibilities is that most agree on either most experts agree on either h-c—cnl most experts agree on eitheri h-c—cn che it's near the bottom or on the banan— it's near the bottom or on the bottom,-floating- it's near the bottom or on the bottom, floating at the bottom, or it's floating at the can.— bottom, or it's floating at the rap. haw,— bottom, or it's floating at the rap. haw, h— bottom, or it's floating at the top. now, if it's— bottom, or it's floating at the top. now, if it's floating on he— top. now, if it's floating on the can,— top. now, if it's floating on he can, yan— top. now, if it's floating on the top, you would have thought they—cached - the top, you would have thought they—cached h- the top, you would have thought they—spotted it by. they would have spotted it byi they would have spotted it by. now, although the search area is so now, although the search area is ca huge,— now, although the search area is ca huge, h-c— now, although the search area is so huge, it's the— now, although the search area is so huge, it's the size of a ranch— so huge, it's the size of a transit van,— so huge, it's the size of a transit van, it— so huge, it's the size of a transit van, it would still be, yeah— transit van, it would still be, yeah, plausible— transit van, it would still be, yeah, plausible it. yeah, plausible to miss it. nann— right? if it's on the bottom, there-c— right? if it's on the bottom, there's-other- right? if it's on the bottom, there's other things right? if it's on the bottom, thercan other things right? if it's on the bottom, thercan do. other things right? if it's on the bottom, thercan do. you other things right? if it's on the bottom, thercan do. you caner things right? if it's on the bottom, thercan do. you can free ngs right? if it's on the bottom, thercan do. you can free itjs right? if it's on the bottom, thercan do. you can free it from you can do. you can free it from whatever— you can do. you can free it from whatever h-c— you can do. you can free it from whatever it's attached to.

whatever— whatever it's attached to. whatever snagged whatever it's attached to.- whatever- snagged on. whatever it's got snagged on. kna— whatever it's got snagged on. ana-nar— whatever it's got snagged on. ana-nah incr— whatever it's got snagged on. and-not just the- whatever it's got snagged on. and not just the wreck of and it's not just the wreck of the— and it's not just the wreck of the rhanhc— and it's not just the wreck of the titanic that's— and it's not just the wreck of the titanic that's on the bottom — bottom. there's all the debris that—.— bottom. there's all the debris that—. 0r- bottom. there's all the debris that—. or you- bottom. there's all the debris that—. or you youi that surrounds it. or you you h— that surrounds it. or you you if there— that surrounds it. or you you can if there are— that surrounds it. or you you can if there are motorised arms, you— can if there are motorised arms, you can— can if there are motorised arms, you kry— can if there are motorised arms, you can try robotically you can try to robotically hecace— you can try to robotically because remember, you can't send heathe— because remember, you can't send hectare nann— because remember, you can't send hectare acnn h— because remember, you can't send people down in these vehicles rchcncakkk— people down in these vehicles robotically. you _ people down in these vehicles robotically. you would try to free— robotically. you would try to free _whatever- robotically. you would try to free whatever it's in. free it from whatever it's in. ann— free it from whatever it's in. ana-h— free it from whatever it's in. and-it comes- free it from whatever it's in. and it comes back to the and then it comes back to the canace har— and then it comes back to the surface. but obviously, you can-r— surface. but obviously, you can-r-hcnh— surface. but obviously, you can't-isn't the- surface. but obviously, you can't isn't the they can't can't this isn't the they can't exh— can't this isn't the they can't exh che — can't this isn't the they can't exit the submersible because the rreccure haun— exit the submersible because the pressure down there is 400 times whac— pressure down there is 400 times what were— pressure down there is 400 times what we're experiencing at the moment— what we're experiencing at the moment zoo— what we're experiencing at the moment, 200 times that of a car are. — moment, 200 times that of a car are. n— moment, 200 times that of a car are. n wcuka— moment, 200 times that of a car tire. it would crush— moment, 200 times that of a car tire. it would crush them hncranhw. — tire. it would crush them instantly. it's— tire. it would crush them instantly. it'sjust tire. it would crush them instantly. it's just terrifying ,_we.h,_ instantly. it's just terrifying ,_we.h, hc- , isn't it? yeah, it's absolutely . and i absolutely terrifying. and i mean, the families been mean, have the families been talking mean, it must talking at all? i mean, it must be for them. be absolutely terrible for them. yeah. there are five people yeah. so there are five people hnchae— yeah. so there are five people hnchae chic— yeah. so there are five people inside this submersible . well, inside this submersible. well, cf— inside this submersible. well, at then— inside this submersible. well, one of them is— inside this submersible. well, one of them is pakistani businessman— one of them is pakistani businessman ,- one of them is pakistani businessman , an he lives in the businessman, an he lives in the wk.— businessman, an he lives in the wk. he-c— businessman, an he lives in the wk. he-c heen— businessman, an he lives in the uk. he's been living in the uk for a— uk. he's been living in the uk for a kang— uk. he's been living in the uk for a long shahzada dawood for a long time. shahzada dawood his for a long time. shahzada dawood hhc-cka— for a long time. shahzada dawood hhc-cka cn— for a long time. shahzada dawood his old son sulaiman is his 19 year old son sulaiman is whh— his 19 year old son sulaiman is whh then.— his 19 year old son sulaiman is with them. they're— his 19 year old son sulaiman is with them. they're the only heathe— with them. they're the only accrue-na- with them. they're the only- people-no submersible people that have no submersible eknnheece— people that have no submersible eknnheece .— people that have no submersible enenence . sc— people that have no submersible experience . so for— people that have no submersible experience . so for them, this experience. so for them, this wru— experience. so for them, this will-particularly- experience. so for them, this will particularly frightening will be particularly frightening given— will be particularly frightening given there-c— will be particularly frightening given there's around 50 hours of

oxygen— given there's around 50 hours of oxygen ken. — given there's around 50 hours of oxygen ken. vau— given there's around 50 hours of oxygen left. you don't want to be oxygen left. you don't want to he panicking.— oxygen left. you don't want to be panicking. so— oxygen left. you don't want to be panicking. so they'll be chew-u— be panicking. so they'll be chew-h he— be panicking. so they'll be they'll be trying to keep their rheu— they'll be trying to keep their their breathing— they'll be trying to keep their their breathing down, their shahzaaa— their breathing down, their shahzada dawood works for the engra— shahzada dawood works for the engro corporation.— shahzada dawood works for the engro corporation. they've hccuea— engro corporation. they've hccuea a— engro corporation. they've issued a statement saying thew-re— issued a statement saying they're praying for the swift ana— they're praying for the swift and care— they're praying for the swift and safe return.— they're praying for the swift and safe return. also an and safe return. he's also an advice— and safe return. he's also an aawcer rc— and safe return. he's also an adviser to the— and safe return. he's also an adviser to the prince's trust international— adviser to the prince's trust international who said they are checked— international who said they are checked hw— international who said they are shocked by the _ international who said they are shocked by the awful news. lose hanhch— shocked by the awful news. lose hamish harding.— shocked by the awful news. lose hamish harding. the british businessman— hamish harding. the british businessman and explorer. no ather— businessman and explorer. no other pec— businessman and explorer. no crher pec an— businessman and explorer. no other person on earth has spent hanger— other person on earth has spent kcnper ar— other person on earth has spent kcnper at he— other person on earth has spent longer at the bottom of the ocean . he spent- longer at the bottom of the ocean . he spent a at 36 hours at ocean. he spent a at 36 hours at the— ocean. he spent a at 36 hours at the panch— ocean. he spent a at 36 hours at the porch ch— ocean. he spent a at 36 hours at the bottom of the— ocean. he spent a at 36 hours at the bottom of the mariana trench . kna— the bottom of the mariana trench . ana wou— the bottom of the mariana trench . and you can-r— the bottom of the mariana trench . and you can-r pc— the bottom of the mariana trench . and you can't go any deeper than— . and you can't go any deeper than than — . and you can't go any deeper than that. his— . and you can't go any deeper than that. his aircraft firm , than that. his aircraft firm, kcncn— than that. his aircraft firm, action aviation,— than that. his aircraft firm, action aviation, has said thew-we— action aviation, has said chew-we puc— action aviation, has said they've put out a statement on hehah— they've put out a statement on hehah cr— they've put out a statement on behalf of the _ they've put out a statement on behalf of the family saying thew-re— behalf of the family saying chew-re very— behalf of the family saying they're very grateful for all he— they're very grateful for all the au— they're very grateful for all the ah the — they're very grateful for all the all the kind— they're very grateful for all the all the kind messages of concern and— the all the kind messages of concern and support they're cawrnp— concern and support they're cawrnp chew-re— concern and support they're saying they're extremely proud of hanhch— saying they're extremely proud of hamish and— saying they're extremely proud of hamish and looking forward to wekccnhne— of hamish and looking forward to wekccnhng hin— of hamish and looking forward to welcoming him home. uh, the ather— welcoming him home. uh, the acne pec— welcoming him home. uh, the other person down there, very hnrerecnnp. — other person down there, very interesting. his— other person down there, very interesting. his nickname is mr rhanhc— interesting. his nickname is mr titanic because— interesting. his nickname is mr titanic because been down titanic because he's been down to titanic because he's been down a the— titanic because he's been down to the wreckage— titanic because he's been down to the wreckage so— titanic because he's been down to the wreckage so many times. he-c— to the wreckage so many times. he-c 7a— to the wreckage so many times. he-c aa-aka. — to the wreckage so many times. he's 73-old. he's- he's 73 years old. he's a frenchman— he's 73 years old. he's a frenchman called paul—henri wager—

frenchman called paul—henri wager .— frenchman called paul—henri wager . kna— frenchman called paul—henri wager . and he— frenchman called paul—henri nagel . and he first visited the nagel. and he first visited the wreckage — nagel. and he first visited the wreckage af— nagel. and he first visited the wreckage of the— nagel. and he first visited the wreckage of the titanic in 1987. kna— wreckage of the titanic in 1987. and chen— wreckage of the titanic in 1987. and then the— wreckage of the titanic in 1987. and then the ceo— wreckage of the titanic in 1987. and then the ceo of the company, wha— and then the ceo of the company, wha r— and then the ceo of the company, wha r wauka— and then the ceo of the company, who i would assume— and then the ceo of the company, who i would assume is piloting the who i would assume is piloting ahe cran— who i would assume is piloting the craft because— who i would assume is piloting the craft because he's one pilot pauc— the craft because he's one pilot pkuc haur— the craft because he's one pilot plus four passengers. that's the we heard— plus four passengers. that's the man we heard from in that repac— man we heard from in that report. stockton- man we heard from in that report. stockton rush. he's also aawn— report. stockton rush. he's also aawn there— report. stockton rush. he's also aawn there ac— report. stockton rush. he's also down there as well. so as it cranac— down there as well. so as it cranac h— down there as well. so as it stands in terms— down there as well. so as it stands in terms of what might have— stands in terms of what might have gane— stands in terms of what might have gone wrong,— stands in terms of what might have gone wrong, obviously we aah-r— have gone wrong, obviously we aanh knaw— have gone wrong, obviously we aanh knaw vet— have gone wrong, obviously we don't know yet, but it could weh— don't know yet, but it could weh he— don't know yet, but it could weh he he— don't know yet, but it could well be be be— don't know yet, but it could well be be be tackled tangled. sarrw— well be be be tackled tangled. sarrw .— well be be be tackled tangled. sarrw . kn— well be be be tackled tangled. sarrw . rn canne— well be be be tackled tangled. sorry , in some of— well be be be tackled tangled. sorry , in some of the- well be be be tackled tangled. sorry, in some of the wreckage there . there could have been there. there could have been a power failure. there could be an error with the communication system. i mean, it really is a mystery. but as you said, the clock ticking, isn't clock is ticking, isn't it, at the moment, there's the moment, because there's around hours left of oxygen. around 50 hours left of oxygen. of yeah, exactly. and of oxygen. yeah, exactly. and i thew-we— of oxygen. yeah, exactly. and i mean, they've deployed sonar huawc— mean, they've deployed sonar huawc ac— mean, they've deployed sonar huawc ac wen,— mean, they've deployed sonar buoys as well, which sit on the cunace — buoys as well, which sit on the cunace ana— buoys as well, which sit on the surface and then— buoys as well, which sit on the surface and then emit sonar to the hanan. — surface and then emit sonar to the bottom. the— surface and then emit sonar to the bottom. the problem is when wa-wue— the bottom. the problem is when wa-wue gar— the bottom. the problem is when wa-wue gar .— the bottom. the problem is when you've got i mean,— the bottom. the problem is when you've got i mean, effectively, if you've got i mean, effectively, h wa-wue— you've got i mean, effectively, h wa-wue gar— you've got i mean, effectively, h wa-wue gar a— you've got i mean, effectively, if you've got a flat surface on he— if you've got a flat surface on the hanan — if you've got a flat surface on the bottom of— if you've got a flat surface on the bottom of the— if you've got a flat surface on the bottom of the ocean and there-c— the bottom of the ocean and there-c a— the bottom of the ocean and there's a vehicle— the bottom of the ocean and there's a vehicle on top of it, when— there's a vehicle on top of it, when-ger— there's a vehicle on top of it, when get different sonar when you get a different sonar rearing— when you get a different sonar reading that— when you get a different sonar reading that comes back, oh,

there-c— reading that comes back, oh, there's something there . but there's something there. but when—a- there's something there. but when—a seabed. there's something there. but- when_a seabed that's when you've got a seabed that's huh— when you've got a seabed that's rukklaehnc— when you've got a seabed that's full-debris and— when you've got a seabed that's full-debris and the- when you've got a seabed that's full debris and the surface, full of debris and the surface, the cunace— full of debris and the surface, the surface is— full of debris and the surface, the surface is like— full of debris and the surface, the surface is like this , this the surface is like this, this you— the surface is like this, this wau nak— the surface is like this, this wau rnaw nar— the surface is like this, this you may not be— the surface is like this, this you may not be it makes it much ra— you may not be it makes it much ca cpar— you may not be it makes it much easier to spot something sitting anangcr— easier to spot something sitting anangcr h.— easier to spot something sitting anangcr in aa— easier to spot something sitting amongst it. do see what amongst it. do you see what i mean— amongst it. do you see what i neane-keah— amongst it. do you see what i mean? yeah, absolutely. so mean? yeah. yeah, absolutely. so it's mean? yeah. yeah, absolutely. so h-c—h-c- it's much easier. so it's much harder— it's much easier. so it's much harder-wau-re- it's much easier. so it's much. harder-you're-sonar harder when you're using sonar egurpnenn— harder when you're using sonar equipment. there's also no equipment. but there's also no chgnah— equipment. but there's also no crgnak. onen— equipment. but there's also no signal. often with— equipment. but there's also no signal. often with sea rescues, there-c— signal. often with sea rescues, there-c a— signal. often with sea rescues, there's a signal— signal. often with sea rescues, there's a signal that's deployed there's a signal that's deployed the carch— there's a signal that's deployed the search and— there's a signal that's deployed the search and rescue teams can rakkaw— the search and rescue teams can rahaw ag— the search and rescue teams can follow that signal.— the search and rescue teams can follow that signal. but there's no follow that signal. but there's na chgnak— follow that signal. but there's no signal here.— follow that signal. but there's no signal here. so they're just thev're— no signal here. so they're just they're literally— no signal here. so they're just they're literally and metaphorically searching in the dark— metaphorically searching in the dark at— metaphorically searching in the dark at he— metaphorically searching in the dark at the moment. and they just— dark at the moment. and they just need— dark at the moment. and they tucr neea ac— dark at the moment. and they just need as many pieces of equipment— just need as many pieces of egurpnenr ac— just need as many pieces of equipment as they can find, phecec— equipment as they can find, precec ah— equipment as they can find, pieces of equipment that can reach—knu- pieces of equipment that can reach _and it's. pieces of equipment that can. reach _and it's the reach that depth. and it's the very— reach that depth. and it's the very people would very few people who would actually to actually necessarily want to do this. who would this. very few people who would be afford to do this. be able to afford to do this. it's around a quarter of $1 million per trip, isn't it, in order be able go down order to be able to just go down and titanic? and it's and see the titanic? and it's not a particularly luxurious craft means , is it's craft by any means, is it? it's a small ish craft, a small, small ish craft, really, with not a lot of places to and it's only got one to sit. and it's only got one window, yeah > well, window, i think. yeah > well, when there's window, i think. yeah > well, when _there's nowherej window, i think. yeah > well,- when _there's nowhere to when you say there's nowhere to

sit, when you say there's nowhere to ch there-c— when you say there's nowhere to ch there-c na— when you say there's nowhere to sit, there's no seats,— when you say there's nowhere to sit, there's no seats, there's, h-c— sit, there's no seats, there's, h-c kherakkw— sit, there's no seats, there's, it's literally. size - sit, there's no seats, there's, it's literally size of a it's literally the size of a tranch— it's literally the size of a transit-circular- it's literally the size of a transit circular nature. transit van circular in nature. rhere-c— transit van circular in nature. there's—bolted. transit van circular in nature. . there's—bolted onto there's kind of bits bolted onto it there's kind of bits bolted onto h ana— there's kind of bits bolted onto h and he— there's kind of bits bolted onto it and the pilot,— there's kind of bits bolted onto it and the pilot, it's piloted uchng— it and the pilot, it's piloted uchng a— it and the pilot, it's piloted using a video— it and the pilot, it's piloted using a video games controller. rhere-c— using a video games controller. there's, there's— using a video games controller. there's, there's been, there's been— there's, there's been, there's been some reporters have spent rrne— been some reporters have spent time an— been some reporters have spent time an rhe— been some reporters have spent time on the on— been some reporters have spent time on the on on— been some reporters have spent time on the on on the titan and there-c— time on the on on the titan and there-c whea— time on the on on the titan and there's video circulating and you— there's video circulating and wau can— there's video circulating and you can see you— there's video circulating and you can see you can see the guy, the cro— you can see you can see the guy, the cro that-c— you can see you can see the guy, the ceo that's down— you can see you can see the guy, the ceo that's down there at the rnarnena— the ceo that's down there at the moment showing— the ceo that's down there at the moment showing them the video game— moment showing them the video game controller— moment showing them the video game controller that they're uchng— game controller that they're uchng. kna— game controller that they're using. and there's kind of oh, wean— using. and there's kind of oh, yeah whee— using. and there's kind of oh, yeah gar— using. and there's kind of oh, yeah, we've got this bit of equipment— yeah, we've got this bit of equipment from camp and equipment from camp world and this equipment from camp world and chic—rhar-c- this bit from here. that's not to this bit from here. that's not ra—r— this bit from here. that's not ra—r rnean- this bit from here. that's not to_| mean, thisi this bit from here. that's not. to_| mean, this is to say that the i mean, this is rhhc— to say that the i mean, this is rhhc rch-r— to say that the i mean, this is rhhc hcnh a— to say that the i mean, this is this isn't a remarkable feat of engineering— this isn't a remarkable feat of engineering because when we talk ahaur—ar— engineering because when we talk about—of-ocean,. about the bottom of the ocean, pure— about the bottom of the ocean, you're effectively— about the bottom of the ocean, you're effectively talking about somewhere-as- you're effectively talking about somewhere - as-to l somewhere that's as close to cpace — somewhere that's as close to cpace ac— somewhere that's as close to space as as can be in terms of he— space as as can be in terms of the preccure— space as as can be in terms of the pressure, the— space as as can be in terms of the pressure, the environment, the pressure, the environment, the aarknecc— the pressure, the environment, the darkness, the— the pressure, the environment, the darkness, the lack of oxygen . ana — the darkness, the lack of oxygen . ana ca— the darkness, the lack of oxygen . ana ca rhhc— the darkness, the lack of oxygen . and so this is— the darkness, the lack of oxygen . and so this is right at the curing— . and so this is right at the curnng eage— . and so this is right at the cutting edge of— . and so this is right at the cutting edge of technology. so in puking— cutting edge of technology. so in building the— cutting edge of technology. so in building the titan, they're kha— in building the titan, they're khna ah— in building the titan, they're kind of exploring it as they go akang. — kind of exploring it as they go akang. kna— kind of exploring it as they go akang. ana .— kind of exploring it as they go along. and i am— kind of exploring it as they go along. and i am told that when you— along. and i am told that when you 90— along. and i am told that when wau ga ahaara— along. and i am told that when you go aboard the— along. and i am told that when you go aboard the titan, you go across when you— you go aboard the titan, you go across when you board a lot of ahece— across when you board a lot of these submersibles, you are made

to these submersibles, you are made a chgn— these submersibles, you are made a chgnlwawerc.— to sign on waivers. i'm not curprhcea— to sign on waivers. i'm not curprhcea .— to sign on waivers. i'm not curpncea . r— to sign on waivers. i'm not surprised . i mean, it's not surprised. i mean, it's not cerea— surprised. i mean, it's not cerea hw— surprised. i mean, it's not covered by your- surprised. i mean, it's not covered by your basic travel insurance. it's— covered by your basic travel insurance. l insurance. it's certainly not covered your basic travel covered by your basic travel insurance as insurance for good reason. so as it currently stands, there are massive search operations underway the water underway on the top of the water firing down sonar things in order to get buoys, in order to try to get them to ping something back, there will be a look them on the top. if look for them on the top. if they're the very they're right at the very bottom. some these bottom. hopefully some of these kind equipments can kind of robot equipments can maybe at some point. maybe free them at some point. but that's if can find but that's if they can find them, if can them in them, if they can find them in them, if they can find them in the does bring back the dark, it does bring back some really, really, really shocking memories of things like the kursk disaster from russia, for example . another submarine for example. another submarine disasters. but we will obviously be keeping you right up to date on this. as i said before, you know, it will either be the greatest operation of all greatest rescue operation of all time quite possibly, sadly, time, quite possibly, or sadly, the titanic will have claimed more paul , thank you more lives. but paul, thank you very paul hawkins very much. as ever. paul hawkins there. like said, we will be there. like i said, we will be keeping date. keeping you right up to date. expect breaking on expect some breaking news on that course of that throughout the course of the of the show, given the scale of the search operation time search operation and that time

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listening to gb news radio. well, in just a few moments time, - well, in just a few moments rrne-ahaua- . well, in just a few moments time,-about the- time, i will talk about the arch— time, i will talk about the crisis-schools,- time, i will talk about the crisis schools, which crisis in our schools, which sees-identifying. crisis in our schools, which sees identifying as sees children identifying as carc— sees children identifying as cac—- sees children identifying as. caac— hrcec cats, dogs, dinosaurs, horses ana— cats, dogs, dinosaurs, horses and een— cats, dogs, dinosaurs, horses and rhe—

cats, dogs, dinosaurs, horses and even the moon , all with the and even the moon, all with the cancenr— and even the moon, all with the cncenr ar— and even the moon, all with the consent of our— and even the moon, all with the consent of our teachers . chiral consent of our teachers. great chun- — consent of our teachers. great chun- knu — consent of our teachers. great stuff. and later— consent of our teachers. great stuff. and later in the show, i will cover the shock report that claims meghan markle claims that meghan markle faked some interviews in her some of the interviews in her podcast series. who'd have thought would been called thought i would have been called a anyway , this time a grifter anyway, this time yesterday, were covering the yesterday, we were covering the debate of commons debate in the house of commons into the partygate report. it was driving me mad. i don't know about you, but mps overwhelmingly the overwhelmingly endorsed the report found johnson report that found boris johnson lied parliament. he will now lied to parliament. he will now be denied special access to parliament, granted parliament, usually granted to former let alone a former former mps, let alone a former prime minister but i am asking today was this a good use of house of commons time or have they got more important things that they should have been talking about? i am joined now by the lecturer in british politics at the university of liverpool. it's doctor david jeffrey. you jeffrey. doctor david, thank you very, very much. i thought yesterday was an advert for knocking parliament down, sucking everyone in it and starting again because we have a cost crisis , mortgage cost of living crisis, mortgage rates looming an nhs rates looming large, an nhs crisis, a small boats crisis , a crisis, a small boats crisis, a crisis, a small boats crisis, a crisis everywhere you look an

rmps were more energised about giving boris johnson a kicking than i've seen about than i've seen them about anything. yeah. than i've seen them about anything . yeah. look, i can anything. yeah. look, i can unaercrana— anything. yeah. look, i can understand why— 3 yeah. look, i can understand why people would feel like understand why people would feel hke pig,— understand why people would feel hke pig, pu— understand why people would feel like that, but this— understand why people would feel like that, but this is an rnpananr— like that, but this is an important it— like that, but this is an important it was an important ware— important it was an important ware rather— important it was an important vote rather about— important it was an important vote rather about whether people wha— vote rather about whether people wha nhckeaa— vote rather about whether people who mislead the— vote rather about whether people who mislead the house of commons chauka— who mislead the house of commons chauka he— who mislead the house of commons should be allowed— who mislead the house of commons should be allowed to— who mislead the house of commons should be allowed to get away with— should be allowed to get away whh h— should be allowed to get away whh h ccar— should be allowed to get away with it scot free. _ should be allowed to get away with it scot free. ' r: �*" with it scot free. and if boris johnson really was as secure as he thought he was in his position, he wouldn't have resigned. so i you're resigned. so i think you're right. a of and right. there's a lot of time and a lot of column inches that have been on issue. been spent on this issue. and now being put to now the issue is being put to bed. mps should be focusing on the important issues, but the more important issues, but the more important issues, but the is it because we're the thing is it because we're going have we're going to going to have we're going to have an inquiry into inquiry have an inquiry into the inquiry and is the problem. we're and this is the problem. we're now going to up and this is the problem. we're now going to-up having. now going to end up having an inquiry— now going to end up having an rngurw-peapke- now going to end up having an. inquiry-people-dare inquiry into the people who dare to inquiry into the people who dare ra-ahe— inquiry into the people who dare ra-rhe hnguhrw- inquiry into the people who dare to-the inquiry.iam- to criticise the inquiry. i am arca— to criticise the inquiry. i am akca joinedr_ to criticise the inquiry. i am akca joinedr r— to criticise the inquiry. i am also joined, i believe, a bit of also joined, i believe, a bit of a rare— also joined, i believe, a bit of a rare chaw— also joined, i believe, a bit of a rare chaw .— also joined, i believe, a bit of a late show , but— also joined, i believe, a bit of a late show , but we'll go to him a late show, but we'll go to him as a late show, but we'll go to him ac wen.— a late show, but we'll go to him ac wen-cane— a late show, but we'll go to him as well. .come back- a late show, but we'll go to him as well. come back to you, as well. i'll come back to you, dawn.— as well. i'll come back to you, david-barrister- as well. i'll come back to you, david. barrister and david. there barrister and writer— writer stephen barrett, lecturer in writer stephen barrett, lecturer hn—sarw- in british politics. sorry harrhcrer— in british politics. sorry barrister and- in british politics. sorry barrister and writer stephen barren— barrister and writer stephen harrenlr— barrister and writer stephen barrettii should- barrister and writer stephen barrett i should yes. barrett, i should say. yes. rhere— barrett, i should say. yes. there - look- barrett, i should say. yes. there _look i- barrett, i should say. yes. there look i was barrett, i should say. yes.- there-look i was saying there we go. look i was saying heare— there we go. look i was saying hefare, .— there we go. look i was saying before, i thought— there we go. look i was saying before, i thought this was a

rerrhhke— before, i thought this was a terrible advert— before, i thought this was a terrible advert for british pahncc— terrible advert for british politics yesterday. there are so many—rhhngcl politics yesterday. there are so. hank—rhhngc many more important things on. can—ra— many more important things on. can—ha ne- many more important things on. can—ha me-thel can you explain to me why the hunch— can you explain to me why the british public— can you explain to me why the british public should feel enrhchea— british public should feel enriched-have- british public should feel- enriched - have - lives enriched and have their lives changea— enriched and have their lives changed-ahe— enriched and have their lives changed .the-by. enriched and have their lives changed the by what changed for the better by what they— changed for the better by what thew—weh- changed for the better by what thew—weak na,| they saw yesterday? well no, hecauce— they saw yesterday? well no, hecauce r-n — they saw yesterday? well no, because i'm warning people that aven— because i'm warning people that awew—preceaenr- because i'm warning people that a very precedent has a very dangerous precedent has been— a very dangerous precedent has keen-hecauce— a very dangerous precedent has been because they've lowered been set because they've lowered the heck— been set because they've lowered the tech har— been set because they've lowered the test for what— been set because they've lowered the test for what it— been set because they've lowered the test for what it is to nhckeaa— the test for what it is to mislead parliament. "rig mislead parliament. they've akkaweu— mislead parliament. they've auaweu au— mislead parliament. they've allowed all sorts of treatments of evidence which will make it easier to convict people in the future. so if they want to now, they can run around accusing each other of this heinous crime that they've just invented and they can they can rip apart to shreds out of each other to the point where i don't think ministers are going to be able to answer questions at the despatch box safely and, you know, they they've been warned time and time again that you don't mess with the rule of law, but they weaponized what it is to lie . they lowered the to lie. they lowered the definition of what it is to lie. they raised the punishment to an astonishing height . and they astonishing height. and they are, as you now say, running

around trying to get everybody who criticised them. yeah, doctor david, it— who criticised them. yeah, doctor david, it sets- who criticised them. yeah, doctor david, it sets a- doctor david, it sets a precedent— doctor david, it sets a precedent .— doctor david, it sets a precedent . so if mp now precedent. so if an mp now nhckeaac— precedent. so if an mp now misleads parliament knowingly or not, misleads parliament knowingly or nah-rnrennan— misleads parliament knowingly or not,.intention may— misleads parliament knowingly or not, intention may be not, an intention may be inferred— not, an intention may be inferred rather- not, an intention may be inferred rather than proven , inferred rather than proven, pig..— inferred rather than proven, then they— inferred rather than proven, then they can— inferred rather than proven, then they can summarily, then they can be summarily, cunnarhw— then they can be summarily, summarily ejected and quite paccrhw— summarily ejected and quite paccrhw have— summarily ejected and quite possibly have their pass taken off possibly have their pass taken an nem— possibly have their pass taken at then rar— possibly have their pass taken off them for life.— possibly have their pass taken off them for life. i put it to you— off them for life. i put it to wau khak— off them for life. i put it to you that that— off them for life. i put it to you that that actually quite you that that is actually quite a-far— you that that is actually quite a-for democracy. you that that is actually quite a for democracy . a bad thing for democracy. weh— a bad thing for democracy. new. .— a bad thing for democracy. well, i think— a bad thing for democracy. well, i think about- a bad thing for democracy. well, i think about the- a bad thing for democracy. well, i think about the house of commons is that it's quite a unique institution in that it can set its own rules. so if mps do can set its own rules. so if mps aa unp— can set its own rules. so if mps aa think-hc— can set its own rules. so if mps do think-is too— can set its own rules. so if mps do think-is too egregious. do think this is too egregious ana— do think this is too egregious andlthev_ do think this is too egregious and .they think— do think this is too egregious and they think gone too and if they think it's gone too fara— and if they think it's gone too far-can— and if they think it's gone too far-can cer- and if they think it's gone too far,-can set the - far, then they can set the rhrechaka — far, then they can set the threshold of— far, then they can set the threshold of what a committee rake— threshold of what a committee can can take as— threshold of what a committee can can take as a— threshold of what a committee can can take as a standard for checking— can can take as a standard for ejecting somebody . i mean, in ejecting somebody. i mean, in the grana— ejecting somebody. i mean, in the grand scheme of things, panc— the grand scheme of things, boris johnson— the grand scheme of things, boris johnson losing his parliamentary pass is not a big hot parliamentary pass is not a big har raphc— parliamentary pass is not a big hot topic issue _ parliamentary pass is not a big hot topic issue for— parliamentary pass is not a big hot topic issue for our aenacracw— hot topic issue for our democracy ,- hot topic issue for our democracy , right? we know that democracy, right? we know that he hachcakw— democracy, right? we know that he basically misled parliament. we knaw— he basically misled parliament. we knaw ug— he basically misled parliament. we know that he— he basically misled parliament. we know that he knew things were going— we know that he knew things were garng an— we know that he knew things were garng an that— we know that he knew things were going on that shouldn't have been— going on that shouldn't have been garng— going on that shouldn't have been garng an— going on that shouldn't have been going on. and instead of checking— been going on. and instead of necking-up- been going on. and instead of deciding-up for- been going on. and instead of deciding up for his deciding to stand up for his pachhan— deciding to stand up for his pacrnan ana— deciding to stand up for his position and fighting the by—election,_ position and fighting the by—election, he decided to rechgn— by—election, he decided to recrgn. kh— by—election, he decided to resign. all of— by—election, he decided to resign. all of these things are fairw— resign. all of these things are

rarrw ceakr— resign. all of these things are fairly clear. what— resign. all of these things are fairly clear. what happened over the-weekc— fairly clear. what happened over the _weeks-there'sl the last few weeks and there's a lot the last few weeks and there's a hat ar— the last few weeks and there's a hat ah rarhec— the last few weeks and there's a lot of tories like— the last few weeks and there's a lot of tories like myself, pap,— lot of tories like myself, nghh-hke- lot of tories like myself, right, like boris and who right, who like boris and who wareh— right, who like boris and who voted-him — right, who like boris and who voted-him in— right, who like boris and who voted him in 2019 and who voted for him in 2019 and who cuppanea— voted for him in 2019 and who cuppanea hin— voted for him in 2019 and who supported him in— voted for him in 2019 and who supported him in the general ekecnan— supported him in the general election, who— supported him in the general election, who feel bitterly disappointed _ election, who feel bitterly disappointed that disappointed with the way that he-c— disappointed with the way that he-c carrhea— disappointed with the way that he's carried on.— disappointed with the way that he's carried on. and this is him genhng— he's carried on. and this is him genrng rar— he's carried on. and this is him getting for once _ he's carried on. and this is him getting for once is— he's carried on. and this is him getting for once is just aecenc. — getting for once is just aecenc. r— getting for once is just deserts. l. riri r: getting for once is just deserts. e. getting for once is just- deserts. i understand that point of view, stephen. i will put it to you that this has been going on for a very long time. if bods on for a very long time. if boris johnson was that way inclined, what he could have done was say , i am being hounded done was say, i am being hounded to within an inch of my life and my mental health is in the toilet. please, can you stop it? and everyone would have had to respect have respect that because i have never anybody be bullied never seen anybody be bullied in the extent that the press to the extent that bods the press to the extent that boris johnson has over the past year a half. it is year and a half. it is absolutely obscene if anyone , it absolutely obscene if anyone, it makes what happens to phillip schofield look like child's play. it's been going play. well, it's been going on with i with boris johnson, right? and i just help but feel like just can't help but feel like the young mum in a the young single mum in a council house who's been waiting six months hernia six months for a hernia operation looking operation will have been looking at in at what was happening in parliament yesterday and thinking even the thinking if you had even the

tiniest energy to help me tiniest bit of energy to help me out, you would not have spent a whole day congratulating each other, personal other, hiding your own personal scandals closet somewhere scandals in the closet somewhere , oh, we finally , saying, oh, look, we finally got a we got the nasty trump lite out of parliament. stephen well, i mean , the history of well, i mean, the history of show trials is that they start off quite reasonable. some people will point- off quite reasonable. some people will point out- r: some people will point out that they chaukanh— people will point out that they chaukanh he— people will point out that they shouldn't be happening. i'd like to shouldn't be happening. i'd like a pint— shouldn't be happening. i'd like a think hke— shouldn't be happening. i'd like to think like me— shouldn't be happening. i'd like to think like me and then other peapke— to think like me and then other peapke wru— to think like me and then other peapke wrkk caw— to think like me and then other people will say, oh, this can any— people will say, oh, this can any happen— people will say, oh, this can only happen once, don't worry. h-c— only happen once, don't worry. h-c thic— only happen once, don't worry. it's this individual. you've it's this individual. so you've rearw— it's this individual. so you've reakkw-racuc- it's this individual. so you've really _focus on- it's this individual. so you've really focus on the next really got to focus on the next ana — really got to focus on the next ana—twe- one. and that's why i've cancranhw— one. and that's why i've constantly been trying take constantly been trying to take the-ah— constantly been trying to take the-annih- constantly been trying to take the-off-mp in- the focus off the mp in guecnan— the focus off the mp in. question, - actually the focus off the mp in- question,-actually just question, and i'm actually just not question, and i'm actually just nah een— question, and i'm actually just nah een-r— question, and i'm actually just not even to bother naming not even going to bother naming the-rn— not even going to bother naming the-in question— the mp in question anymore hecauce— the mp in question anymore because-not— the mp in question anymore because-not-tol the mp in question anymore. because-not-to me. because it's not relevant to me. gu— because it's not relevant to me. nur wecreraaw— because it's not relevant to me. but yesterday .the _ because it's not relevant to me. but yesterday the house but yesterday in the house i want— but yesterday in the house i wank-him,— but yesterday in the house i won't-him, but- but yesterday in the house i won't him, but another mp won't name him, but another mp ackea— won't name him, but another mp ackea-cpeaker— won't name him, but another mp asked-speaker if— won't name him, but another mp asked speaker if members of asked the speaker if members of the-were— asked the speaker if members of the were widespread the public were widespread cannhnng— the public were widespread committing this this new crime thev've— committing this this new crime rhew-we just— committing this this new crime they've just invented of cancenpa— they've just invented of contempt of— they've just invented of contempt of parliament. are they going— contempt of parliament. are they gahng aa— contempt of parliament. are they garng a an— contempt of parliament. are they garng a an ana— contempt of parliament. are they going to try and take this auachae— going to try and take this aurchae ar— going to try and take this outside of the— going to try and take this outside of the house of commons? i outside of the house of commons? r rnean— outside of the house of commons? r aawa-c— outside of the house of commons? i mean, david's quite right. if it i mean, david's quite right. if n crawc— i mean, david's quite right. if it stays inside— i mean, david's quite right. if it stays inside the house of commons, well— it stays inside the house of commons, well then a plague on all

commons, well then a plague on ark—h— commons, well then a plague on ark—h-wanr- all their houses. if they want to all their houses. if they want ra—rhew-he. | to be lawless, they can be. rhar-c— to be lawless, they can be. rhar-c a— to be lawless, they can be. rhar-c a-ar- to be lawless, they can be. that's a-of our- that's a matter of our constitution. - that's a matter of our. constitution. _they that's a matter of our- constitution. _they going constitution. but are they going to constitution. but are they going ra-aake— constitution. but are they going aa-rake h— constitution. but are they going aa-rake h auc- constitution. but are they going to-take it out of- constitution. but are they going to take it out of the to try and take it out of the hauce— to try and take it out of the hauce ar— to try and take it out of the house of commons? are they going to house of commons? are they going ra—rhe— house of commons? are they going ra—rhe hauce- house of commons? are they going ra—rhe hauce ar- to try and target the house of parace— to try and target the house of karace-gahng- to try and target the house of karace-gahnglrwl lords? are they going to try and target— lords? are they going to try and target-ar— lords? are they going to try and target-of-public?l target members of the public? haw—we- target members of the public? haw—we gahngl target members of the public?j haw—we garng ra how how silly are we going to get-peapke— how how silly are we going to get people realise that get before people realise that rhhc— get before people realise that thisla— get before people realise that thisla-error- get before people realise that this. a _error and . get before people realise that this a error and it's this is a process error and it's nar— this is a process error and it's nah ahauh— this is a process error and it's nah ahauh a— this is a process error and it's not about a specific mp .7 look, not about a specific mp? look, hahh— not about a specific mp? look, hahh ah— not about a specific mp? look, hahh ah pau— not about a specific mp? look, both of you, thank— not about a specific mp? look, both of you, thank you very, very— both of you, thank you very, very much. — both of you, thank you very, very much. it's— both of you, thank you very, very much. it's a- both of you, thank you very, very much. e e both of you, thank you very, very much. l l very much. it's a bit short and sweet that, but i think we've got points and i got all the key points and i really both really appreciate both of your times have a range of times and to have a range of views. this barrister and writer stephen barrett and lecturer in british politics at the university liverpool, dr. university of liverpool, dr. david yeah, david jeffrey yeah, my overarching is quite overarching point is quite clearly are clearly this your emails are flooding to those flooding in. i'll go to those very, very shortly. vaiews@gbnews.uk com, just one quick one. yesterday was a total disgrace. world must think disgrace. the world must think we're this is we're all nutcases. if this is the way that we are carrying on old scores being settled. and that's from lesley. what we saw in parliament yesterday was the culmination massive culmination of a massive anti—boris campaign. and anti—boris johnson campaign. and i understand i can understand that many people deserved people think that he deserved everything yeah fine. everything he got. yeah fine. but the taxpayer get but what did the taxpayer get out of it? what did we gain as a

country yesterday? did country yesterday? what did the people were waiting for nhs people who were waiting for nhs appointments gain? what did the people can't school people who can't get a school place? people who place? what are the people who can't what the can't get a house? what are the people booted out people who are being booted out of house? what about of their house? what about people having live people who are having to live next an seeker next door to an asylum seeker hotel? no one no one got hotel? well, no one no one got anything apart from harriet harman and maybe theresa may gbviews@gbnews.com. a reminder that more on this that we'll have more on this story bit later on. and story a little bit later on. and i be joined live jacob i will be joined live by jacob rees—mogg on very show rees—mogg on this very show shortly. got loads of shortly. i've also got loads of other stories on the way as well. schoolkids who are now identifying as animals. why are they being allowed to do that? plus, there is a special report on rising food banks on the rising use of food banks in more people feeling on the rising use of food banks in squeeze.ore people feeling on the rising use of food banks in squeeze. andreople feeling on the rising use of food banks in squeeze. andreoplfood ling on the rising use of food banks in squeeze. andreoplfood bank the squeeze. and one food bank user kent has very, very user in kent has very, very strong words for the prime minister. your finger out minister. pull your finger out of your backside and sort of cross out straight to cross the living out straight to the point you should have a show here. i shouldn't say bring you more on that report. but first, the headlines with polly . the headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. the top charhec— patrick. thank you. the top stories this—

patrick. thank you. the top stories this hour— patrick. thank you. the top stories this hour .- is? thank you. the top stories this hour. the authorities- stories this hour. the authorities are expanding their carch— authorities are expanding their earch har— authorities are expanding their earch far a— authorities are expanding their search for a submersible tourist eceh— search for a submersible tourist eceh hhah— search for a submersible tourist vessel that was— search for a submersible tourist vessel that was en— search for a submersible tourist vessel that was en route to the hhhanhc— vessel that was en route to the titanic shipwreck _ vessel that was en route to the titanic shipwreck in the khhanhhc— titanic shipwreck in the atlantic but— titanic shipwreck in the atlantic but has not been seen cce— atlantic but has not been seen sunny.— atlantic but has not been seen since sunday. five— atlantic but has not been seen since sunday. five people are nhcchng— since sunday. five people are nhcchng. hhew— since sunday. five people are missing. they have approximately two missing. they have approximately hwa aawc— missing. they have approximately hwa aawc ah— missing. they have approximately two days of oxygen— missing. they have approximately two days of oxygen left . the two days of oxygen left. the hrhhhch— two days of oxygen left. the british billionaire captain hanhch— british billionaire captain hamish harding, is on board, as wehh— hamish harding, is on board, as wehh ac— hamish harding, is on board, as well as father— hamish harding, is on board, as well as father and— hamish harding, is on board, as well as father and son shahzada and well as father and son shahzada ana suhahnan— well as father and son shahzada and sulaiman dawood, the coast cuara— and sulaiman dawood, the coast cuara hach— and sulaiman dawood, the coast guard lost contact— and sulaiman dawood, the coast guard lost contact with the wecceh— guard lost contact with the vessel around— guard lost contact with the vessel around an hour and 45 nhnuhec— vessel around an hour and 45 nhnuhec hnha— vessel around an hour and 45 minutes into their two hour aeccenh— minutes into their two hour aeccenh ha— minutes into their two hour descent to the— minutes into their two hour descent to the titanic wreckage chhe — descent to the titanic wreckage chhe .— descent to the titanic wreckage chhe . rhe— descent to the titanic wreckage site . the prime— descent to the titanic wreckage site . the prime minister has site. the prime minister has cara— site. the prime minister has caha haaaw— site. the prime minister has said today his— site. the prime minister has said today his thoughts are with the said today his thoughts are with hhe hanhhhec— said today his thoughts are with the families of— said today his thoughts are with the families of those involved . the families of those involved. kna— the families of those involved. and he— the families of those involved. and hhe us— the families of those involved. and the us coastguard has told us a canadian— and the us coastguard has told us a canadian aircraft has iahnea— us a canadian aircraft has joined hhe— us a canadian aircraft has joined the search for the nhcchng— joined the search for the missing vessel here. nicola shurgean— missing vessel here. nicola shurgean hac— missing vessel here. nicola sturgeon has spoken out for the arch— sturgeon has spoken out for the hrch hhne— sturgeon has spoken out for the hrch hhne rn— sturgeon has spoken out for the first time in holyrood since her arrech— first time in holyrood since her anech rhe— first time in holyrood since her arrest. the former— first time in holyrood since her arrest. the former first hhnhcher— arrest. the former first minister of— arrest. the former first minister of scotland told reparherc— minister of scotland told reporters she's absolutely cerhahn— reporters she's absolutely certain she's— reporters she's absolutely certain she's done nothing wrong and hhah-c— certain she's done nothing wrong and that's after— certain she's done nothing wrong and that's after she was arrechea— and that's after she was arrested and— and that's after she was arrested and released without charge— arrested and released without charge rn— arrested and released without charge n a— arrested and released without charge in a police investigation hnha— charge in a police investigation hnha shr— charge in a police investigation into snp finance— charge in a police investigation into snp finance is asked whehher— into snp finance is asked whether she— into snp finance is asked whether she should stand down

fran— whether she should stand down hran hhe— whether she should stand down hran hhe shh — whether she should stand down from the snp. ms— whether she should stand down from the snp. ms sturgeon said che-hh— from the snp. ms sturgeon said che-hh ahwawc— from the snp. ms sturgeon said she'll always consider what's hech— she'll always consider what's hech har— she'll always consider what's hech har hhe — she'll always consider what's best for the party. us president joe best for the party. us president rae nhaen-c— best for the party. us president joe biden's son,— best for the party. us president joe biden's son, hunter biden, hac— joe biden's son, hunter biden, hac agreea— joe biden's son, hunter biden, hac agreea ha— joe biden's son, hunter biden, has agreed to plead guilty to heaerah— has agreed to plead guilty to heaerah hah— has agreed to plead guilty to federal tax charges in a deal whhh— federal tax charges in a deal whhh hhe— federal tax charges in a deal whhh hhe us— federal tax charges in a deal with the us justice department rnarnenh— with the us justice department rnarnenh k— with the us justice department moment. a court— with the us justice department moment. a court document shows the moment. a court document shows hhe aa— moment. a court document shows hhe ac wear— moment. a court document shows hhe ac wear aha— moment. a court document shows the 53 year old has— moment. a court document shows the 53 year old has pleaded guhhhw— the 53 year old has pleaded guhhhw ha— the 53 year old has pleaded guhhhw ha hwa— the 53 year old has pleaded guilty to two charges of whhhuhhw— guilty to two charges of wilfully failing to pay income harec— wilfully failing to pay income hakec ana— wilfully failing to pay income hakec and a— wilfully failing to pay income taxes and a pre—trial diversion agreenenh— taxes and a pre—trial diversion agreenenh an— taxes and a pre—trial diversion agreement on one— taxes and a pre—trial diversion agreement on one firearm offence . rhe— agreement on one firearm offence . hhe hrhhhe— agreement on one firearm offence . the white house— agreement on one firearm offence . the white house says the prechaenh— . the white house says the prechaenh hc— . the white house says the president is supporting his son ana— president is supporting his son and hrc— president is supporting his son and his efforts— president is supporting his son and his efforts to— president is supporting his son and his efforts to rebuild his he— and his efforts to rebuild his he .— and his efforts to rebuild his he . rhe— and his efforts to rebuild his life . the princess of wales has life. the princess of wales has ahhenaea— life. the princess of wales has attended the _ life. the princess of wales has attended the reopening of the hahhanah— attended the reopening of the national portrait— attended the reopening of the national portrait gallery in hanhan— national portrait gallery in hanaan. rh— national portrait gallery in london. it follows a three year refurbishment— london. it follows a three year refurbishment program. the gahherw— refurbishment program. the gahhew hac— refurbishment program. the gallery has undergone on a £41 nhhhhan— gallery has undergone on a £41 million transformation since chachng— million transformation since chachng hhc— million transformation since closing its doors in march 2020. hhah-c— closing its doors in march 2020. hhah-c hhe— closing its doors in march 2020. that's the biggest— closing its doors in march 2020. that's the biggest since the huhhahng— that's the biggest since the building opened. 127 years ago. hhace— building opened. 127 years ago. hhace are— building opened. 127 years ago. those are your— building opened. 127 years ago. those are your latest news heaahhnec. — those are your latest news headlines. more- those are your latest news headlines. more on our website gb headlines. more on our website we newc— headlines. more on our website we hewc —

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emerged that kids across the uk _aehrcec ,- are claiming to be horses, ahnacaurc— are claiming to be horses, dinosaurs-even- are claiming to be horses, dinosaurs even a moon. it's dinosaurs and even a moon. it's cauchng— dinosaurs and even a moon. it's cauchng prahhenc— dinosaurs and even a moon. it's causing problems in class, not heach— causing problems in class, not pug, h— causing problems in class, not pug, h aah-h— causing problems in class, not least, i don't know how they fit the least, i don't know how they fit hhe naan— least, i don't know how they fit the moon into— least, i don't know how they fit the moon into it,— least, i don't know how they fit the moon into it, but there you go. the moon into it, but there you ga. h— the moon into it, but there you ga. r chauha— the moon into it, but there you go. i should have— the moon into it, but there you go. i should have to think whehher— go. i should have to think whether or— go. i should have to think whether or not— go. i should have to think whether or not the horse. knwwaw — whether or not the horse. knwwaw heh-c— whether or not the horse. anyway, let's not that anyway, let's not do that anyway. — anyway, let's not do that anyway. -wau i anyway, let's not do that. anyway. _you worry. anyway, let's not do that- anyway. _you worry. it anyway. it makes you worry. it nakec— anyway. it makes you worry. it nakec-ahauh- anyway. it makes you worry. it makes-about the. makes you worry about the chicken— makes you worry about the children-on- makes you worry about thei children-on being children who insist on being aaareccea— children who insist on being addressed as— children who insist on being addressed as if— children who insist on being addressed as if they are animals .—shehha- . i'm joined now by stella o-hahhew— o'malley, who is a psychotherapist and the o'malley, who is a— psychotherapist and the director of psychotherapist and the director ah cen— psychotherapist and the director ah cen shhch— psychotherapist and the director ah cen shhch .— psychotherapist and the director of gen spect . thank you very of gen spect. thank you very much— of gen spect. thank you very much shehha— of gen spect. thank you very much, stella .— of gen spect. thank you very much, stella . why are we much, stella. why are we hnauhghng— much, stella. why are we indulging children who think hhah— indulging children who think hhah hhew— indulging children who think hhah hey are— indulging children who think that they are animals? shouldn't we ac aauhhc— that they are animals? shouldn't we as adults tell— that they are animals? shouldn't we as adults tell them to snap auh— we as adults tell them to snap auh ah— we as adults tell them to snap auh ah hh— we as adults tell them to snap auh ah h a — we as adults tell them to snap out of it .7 yeah,— we as adults tell them to snap out of it? yeah, i— we as adults tell them to snap out of it .7 “415?" we as adults tell them to snap out of it .7 / i out of it? yeah, i suppose in many ways a lot of activists have shaped policy and the department of education in the uk in lots of different countries around the world have been kind of racing to keep up while the activists have shaped the policy . and so an awful lot the policy. and so an awful lot of teachers and i have every bit of teachers and i have every bit of sympathy the teachers . of sympathy for the teachers. they presuming that the they are presuming that the right to is to change right thing to do is to change every child's pronouns and names as when want it without as and when they want it without checking to see if there is any

sort of evidence base or research that actually supports this theory. and there isn't. and so we've never done it before. we've never had neo pronouns , so we've never had pronouns, so we've never had pronouns, so we've never had pronouns like zee zim and fur and, and you know, all the various hundreds of pronouns that are out there . and so now that are out there. and so now it's got to farcical levels where of course some children are just having fun and they're using , you know, are just having fun and they're using, you know, i'm a horse and i'm a cat. other children are very vulnerable and they get into it and also there's other children who are very vulnerable who have difficulty with who might have difficulty with processing, who are caught in the mix of that and told that they're being bigoted they they're being bigoted if they don't follow the new or the don't follow the new name or the new we've got a mess. new pronoun. we've got a mess. and it's frankly been shaped by activists. feel for the activists. and i feel for the teachers who are operating in a vacuum of information . explain vacuum of information. explain the activist element— vacuum of information. explain the activist element to- elie. ch" explain the activist element to me now. hrhhh — the activist element to me now. hrhhh haheh— the activist element to me now. priti patel, the _ the activist element to me now. priti patel, the former home secreharw— priti patel, the former home secreharw aha— priti patel, the former home secretary did drill on this secretary did drill down on this alwecheraaw— secretary did drill down on this alwecheraaw .— secretary did drill down on this a.yesterday . she- secretary did drill down on this a yesterday . she kind of a bit yesterday. she kind of echaea— a bit yesterday. she kind of echoed-you're- a bit yesterday. she kind of echoed you're saying. echoed what you're saying. haphahn— echoed what you're saying. haphahn ha— echoed what you're saying. explain to me— echoed what you're saying. explain to me how in your view a cchaah— explain to me how in your view a cchaah ar— explain to me how in your view a cchaah ar hhe— explain to me how in your view a school or the education system

hehng— school or the education system being infiltrated— school or the education system being infiltrated by activists headc— being infiltrated by activists heaac ha— being infiltrated by activists heaac ha a— being infiltrated by activists leads to a child— being infiltrated by activists leads to a child thinking hhew-re— leads to a child thinking hhew-re a— leads to a child thinking they're a horse .7 “415?" “ritri leads to a child thinking- they're a horse .7 yeah, there are they're a horse? yeah, there are a certain small section of society who are very driven by gender theory where they think anybody who says they are that genden anybody who says they are that gender, not only should they be supported by the whole of society , but also we have to society, but also we have to speak of them and think of them as they wish to be thought of and of . and they have and spoken of. and they have become incredibly vocal and incredibly powerful all the time. they kind of brandish the fact that they say that they're powerless and yet have powerless and yet they have managed of operate quite managed to kind of operate quite large lobby groups and large scale lobby groups and activist kind of organisations all around the different countries in the english speaking population and we have seen how they have infiltrated schools by providing workshops and an awful lot of the time teachers are going, i don't know much about gender. we're getting the local expert in the local experts say they know everything and local expert is very and the local expert is very often an activist lobby group

who have one theory. what or a who have one theory. what or a who i think they believe what they're saying. i think where they're saying. i think where the where the line needs to be drawn is the department of education has to create policies that are sensible and rooted in evidence based and rooted in truth so that we can back up and support , rather than theories support, rather than theories about this. this is new theories, new experiments, new ideas that have never been tried before. and the schools are making a fool of themselves by allowing themselves to be swayed rather than waiting for a proper. i think it undermines the parents, though, doesn't it? because if at home you would guhhe— because if at home you would guhhe hhke— because if at home you would quite like timothy to not be aharcec,— quite like timothy to not be alarmed,-then- quite like timothy to not be alarmed, then for six hours alarmed, but then for six hours alarmed, but then for six hours a-ah— alarmed, but then for six hours a-ah-ahh— alarmed, but then for six hours a-ah-ahh hhe- a day at school, all the heacherc— a day at school, all the teachers-him - a day at school, all the teachers him behave like a teachers let him behave like a hhana— teachers let him behave like a hhana. hhen— teachers let him behave like a llama. then what— teachers let him behave like a llama. then what do you do as a parenhe— llama. then what do you do as a parenhe kna— llama. then what do you do as a parent? and then _ llama. then what do you do as a parent? and then it's not just hhah— parent? and then it's not just hhah whhh— parent? and then it's not just that with schools, though, that with the schools, though, is that with the schools, though, hc—hhen — that with the schools, though, hc—hhen wau - that with the schools, though, is_then you sendi is it? because then you send hhen — is it? because then you send hhen hhere. — is it? because then you send them there. it— is it? because then you send them there. it doesn't just come hane—hhana. i them there. it doesn't just comei home—llama. all them there. it doesn't just comei ho a e_llama. all them there. it doesn't just come hoa sudden llama. all them there. it doesn't just come hoa sudden he's llama. all them there. it doesn't just come hoa sudden he's drapedama. all them there. it doesn't just come hoa sudden he's draped in a. all of a sudden he's draped in a prhae— of a sudden he's draped in a pnae hag.— of a sudden he's draped in a pnae hhag. he— of a sudden he's draped in a pride flag. he also thinks that hhhc— pride flag. he also thinks that hhhc caunhrw— pride flag. he also thinks that this country-built- pride flag. he also thinks that this country built the this country is built off the hack—

this country is built off the hackla— this country is built off the back a depraved, back of a depraved, slave rhaahea— back of a depraved, slave riddled empire, hates back of a depraved, slave- riddled empire,-hates the riddled empire, and he hates the cahaur— riddled empire, and he hates the cahaurlhhc— riddled empire, and he hates the colour-his skin.— riddled empire, and he hates the colour-his skin. i— riddled empire, and he hates the colour his skin. i mean, it colour of his skin. i mean, it ruch— colour of his skin. i mean, it iuch eec— colour of his skin. i mean, it just seems like— colour of his skin. i mean, it just seems like it's absolute. madness—need? madness. what do kids need? saving— madness. what do kids need? saving-schools- madness. what do kids need? saving-schools ?- madness. what do kids need? saving schools ? i think saving from schools? i think a lot of— saving from schools? i think a lot of schools— saving from schools? i think a lot of schools might have i or 2 very— lot of schools might have i or 2 very exrenee— lot of schools might have i or 2 very extreme viewed people who etten — very extreme viewed people who etten wett— very extreme viewed people who etten wort tn— very extreme viewed people who often work in the— very extreme viewed people who often work in the kind of the human— often work in the kind of the human cities— often work in the kind of the human cities and they might like teetty— human cities and they might like teetty te— human cities and they might like teetty be very— human cities and they might like really be very into— human cities and they might like really be very into the new tttnttne— really be very into the new thinking around gender and etttteet— thinking around gender and critical race— thinking around gender and critical race theory and stuff ute— critical race theory and stuff ttte ttet. — critical race theory and stuff like that. and— critical race theory and stuff like that. ' t: critical race theory and stuff like that. t: tat?“ critical race theory and stuff like that. ' t: tit?" like that. and they can shape a lot of policies. i don't think the children necessarily fall in with everything the teacher says the problem is, is the more vulnerable because while vulnerable kids because while it's funny, some kid coming home, know, identify as a home, you know, identify as a llama that can be funny within this story , there's tragedies this story, there's tragedies happening where very vulnerable kids who often have autism and other kinds of challenging needs and they actually fall in very deeply. they seek medicalisation. they might end up with a mastectomy . me and up with a mastectomy. me and they might really , really buy they might really, really buy into the idea that they can be a different person. they can be whoever they want. this is vital

and else has to fall and everybody else has to fall in with that. but this is this is in with that. but this is this te e— in with that. but this is this te e vttet— in with that. but this is this is a vital point.— in with that. but this is this is a vital point. now,- t“ but this is this is a vital point. now, i think teet— is a vital point. now, i think back sometimes— is a vital point. now, i think back sometimes my school days back sometimes to my school days and ettteuet— back sometimes to my school days and ettteugt tt— back sometimes to my school days and although it wasn't a matter and although it wasn't a matter a tone— and although it wasn't a matter a tone ttme— and although it wasn't a matter a tone tree 690,— and although it wasn't a matter a long time ago, the world very meet— a long time ago, the world very meet tee— a long time ago, the world very much has changed— a long time ago, the world very much has changed since i was at eeteet— much has changed since i was at eeteet ent— much has changed since i was at school and kids— much has changed since i was at school and kids who used to get a ttettng— school and kids who used to get a kicking actually— school and kids who used to get a kicking actually physically for a kicking actually physically tee being— a kicking actually physically tee tetne e— a kicking actually physically for being a bit— a kicking actually physically for being a bit different now, i tttnt— for being a bit different now, i tttnt ttgttty— for being a bit different now, i think rightly so— for being a bit different now, i think rightly so ,— for being a bit different now, i think rightly so , would have think rightly so, would have more understanding of that needs and mee— more understanding of that needs and tet— more understanding of that needs and more for help— more understanding of that needs and more for help really. more understanding of that needs and more for help really . and and more for help really. and ttet-e— and more for help really. and that's undeniably a great thing . eut— that's undeniably a great thing . but then— that's undeniably a great thing . but then t— that's undeniably a great thing . but then i look— that's undeniably a great thing . but then i look at this and i tttnt— . but then i look at this and i tttnt et— . but then i look at this and i tttnt at the— . but then i look at this and i think at the same— . but then i look at this and i think at the same time, if we teettne— think at the same time, if we are dealing with— think at the same time, if we are dealing with some of these ettttten— are dealing with some of these children who— are dealing with some of these children who genuinely do think that children who genuinely do think ttet they— children who genuinely do think that they eat— children who genuinely do think that they can identify as an owl or that they can identify as an owl er eemetttng— that they can identify as an owl or something and— that they can identify as an owl or something and they obviously tave— or something and they obviously have otter— or something and they obviously have other issues— or something and they obviously have other issues there, and tneteet— have other issues there, and tneteet et— have other issues there, and instead of just— have other issues there, and instead of just everyone being tott— instead of just everyone being tett you— instead of just everyone being tett you teet— instead of just everyone being told you just need to accept that— told you just need to accept that one— told you just need to accept that oliver is— told you just need to accept that oliver is now an owl and the— that oliver is now an owl and the teachers— that oliver is now an owl and the teachers giving him a round of the teachers giving him a round et eppteuee— the teachers giving him a round et eppteuee every— the teachers giving him a round of applause every time he hoots . is of applause every time he hoots . te enye— of applause every time he hoots . is anyone actually looking at the psychology— . is anyone actually looking at the psychology reason behind why this the psychology reason behind why ttte etttt— the psychology reason behind why this child wants— the psychology reason behind why this child wants to— the psychology reason behind why this child wants to identify as a tem— this child wants to identify as a tem ewt— this child wants to identify as a tem ewt 7—

this child wants to identify as a barn owl ? well people are. a barn owl? well people are. t-m — a barn owl? well people are. m t— a barn owl? well people are. i'm a psychotherapist- a barn owl? well people are. i'm a psychotherapist and i certainly know other friends and colleagues . i'm certainly know other friends and colleagues. i'm in an organisation called gen spect and we're providing sensible guidance to schools and we're providing sensible guidance to clinicians. but we are a small in number and a lot of people contact us. private saying, i don't dare to speak out because it feels very frightening these days to speak out. and the onune days to speak out. and the online world is very vitriolic . online world is very vitriolic. so there are people with sense , so there are people with sense, but generally they feel embattled and frightened and the people who are very loud and very vocal about it tend to be quite bullying online. and so there's one narrative that's being propagated right now. and you're right, those kids are really vulnerable. and some of them might be being funny and smart. and, you know, i could imagine being that kid. but there's a whole other group who are lost and lonely and want to be different. and so, be something different. and so, yeah, human. yeah, i don't even feel human. i don't feel like myself. i don't know who am . and they grasp at

know who i am. and they grasp at whatever going on and they whatever is going on and they would be vulnerable to would be very vulnerable to different and different things. yeah. and unfortunately, we haven't got time to really continues, but i can't help but wonder whether we're seeing now the culmination of like kids having of things like kids being having video ipads shoved in video games and ipads shoved in their face from six months their face from like six months old and all all of that stuff. i mean, there'll loads i mean, there'll be loads of exemptee. — i mean, there'll be loads of examples. _i'm- i mean, there'll be loads of. examples. _i'm-not examples. i'm just i'm just not thet— examples. i'm just i'm just not that-te— examples. i'm just i'm just not sure that is they're not sure that that is they're not going— sure that that is they're not getng te— sure that that is they're not getng to te— sure that that is they're not going to be some kind of link between— going to be some kind of link between children— going to be some kind of link between children to between children wanting to live in between children wanting to live tn—tevtne- between children wanting to live tn—tevtng e- in a fantasy and having a tenteey— in a fantasy and having a fantasy shoved- in a fantasy and having a fantasy shoved in front their fantasy shoved in front of their neeee-ttme— fantasy shoved in front of their noses-time they- fantasy shoved in front of their noses time they get on noses every time they get on a ptene— noses every time they get on a ptene-ttett— noses every time they get on a plane their parents, every plane with their parents, every ttme— plane with their parents, every tree—tet- plane with their parents, every time _for dinner. plane with their parents, every. time _for dinner with time they go out for dinner with thee— time they go out for dinner with ttett—tteml their parents just to shut them up. eut— their parents just to shut them up. but toot,— their parents just to shut them up. but look, we'll to up. but look, we'll have to eenttnue— up. but look, we'll have to continue conversation continue this conversation at the—t- continue this conversation at tte—t etweyel the time. suella. i always teetty— the time. suella. i always really-chats- the time. suella. i always really-chats it's really enjoy our chats and it's great— really enjoy our chats and it's greet—ent- really enjoy our chats and it's greet—ant t-tti great to speak to you and i'll tave— great to speak to you and i'll teveletet— great to speak to you and i'll have .chat to _ great to speak to you and i'll have .chat to you - great to speak to you and i'll have chat to you again very, have to chat to you again very, very— have to chat to you again very, very soon. o'malley there very soon. stella o'malley there is very soon. stella o'malley there te e— very soon. stella o'malley there is a psychotherapist and the ttteetet— is a psychotherapist and the director-specs,- is a psychotherapist and the director-specs, a - is a psychotherapist and the director specs, a much director of gen specs, a much neetet—t- director of gen specs, a much. needed—i think. needed common sense, i think. toot.— needed common sense, i think. we teet— needed common sense, i think. look. good though. look. good news though. good news—price- look. good news though. goodi newett—pee eeey news is that grocery price easy for—inflation- news is that grocery price easy for—inflation has. for me to say. inflation has tenet.— for me to say. inflation has fallen-news- for me to say. inflation has fallen.-news is- for me to say. inflation has fallen. news is that it is fallen. bad news is that it is etttt— fallen. bad news is that it is etttt et— fallen. bad news is that it is etttt at t— fallen. bad news is that it is still at a massive- fallen. bad news is that it is still at a massive 16.5. so is the— still at a massive 16.5. so is ttte e— still at a massive 16.5. so is ttte a case— still at a massive 16.5. so is this a case of— still at a massive 16.5. so is this a case of greedy supermarkets profiteering, in wttet— supermarkets profiteering, in wttet eeee— supermarkets profiteering, in wttet t— supermarkets profiteering, in which case i think that they

teet— which case i think that they neet te— which case i think that they neet to get— which case i think that they neet to get a— which case i think that they need to get a bit of a kicking. etey— need to get a bit of a kicking. okay profiteering_ need to get a bit of a kicking. okay profiteering off people's teet— okay profiteering off people's toot mteety— okay profiteering off people's food misery or— okay profiteering off people's food misery or are they all totte— food misery or are they all tetne att— food misery or are they all doing all they— food misery or are they all doing all they can to keep ptteee— doing all they can to keep prices down?— doing all they can to keep prices down? i'm patrick ctttetye— prices down? i'm patrick ctttetye en— prices down? i'm patrick christys on gb- prices down? i'm patrick christys on gb news having a teet— christys on gb news having a teet teetty— christys on gb news having a look really at— christys on gb news having a look really at the— christys on gb news having a look really at the supermarket etetvee— look really at the supermarket etetvee tn— look really at the supermarket shelves in your— look really at the supermarket shelves in your shops and trying to eave— shelves in your shops and trying to you— shelves in your shops and trying to save you llittle _ shelves in your shops and trying to save you little bit of to save you a little bit of wette— to save you a little bit of wonga-single- to save you a little bit of wonga single time you to save you a little bit of- wonga-single time you nip wonga every single time you nip town— wonga every single time you nip tewelteeee-e— wonga every single time you nip down-tesco's or— wonga every single time you nip down tesco's or wherever we down to tesco's or wherever we

7:00 on gb news, britain's news . channet— 7:00 on gb news, britain's news . channet et— 7:00 on gb news, britain's news . channel at 4:00,— 7:00 on gb news, britain's news . channel at 4:00, i— 7:00 on gb news, britain's news . channel at 4:00, i will have the— . channel at 4:00, i will have the very— . channel at 4:00, i will have the very latest— . channel at 4:00, i will have the very latest on— . channel at 4:00, i will have the very latest on the desperate eeeet— the very latest on the desperate eeeet tet— the very latest on the desperate search for the _ the very latest on the desperate search for the deep sea vessel that-e— search for the deep sea vessel ttet-e gene— search for the deep sea vessel that's gone missing near the ette— that's gone missing near the ette et— that's gone missing near the ette et tte— that's gone missing near the site of the titanic . ' t: i site of the titanic. and jacob rees—mogg will be live on this show as he gives his take on yesterday's partygate debate and the treatment of boris johnson. and in my view , in my view, the and in my view, in my view, the absolute disgraceful spectacle that frankly, did more to turn people off politics than turn it on. we've got so many crises in this country right now. where do our politicians get off thinking they can churn around about they can just churn around about bofis

they can just churn around about boris right boris johnson left, right and centre people centre while people are struggling because they are running so badly. running the country. so badly. but on that note , on that note, but on that note, on that note, i wanted to shine a light on this because uk inflation was 8.7% in april over four times the bank of england's target. i mean, that's another bunch of people who need to get a bit more isn't it, with more stick, isn't it, with millions households millions of households struggling, the number of people using gillingham using a food bank in gillingham has factor of 20 over has risen by a factor of 20 over the last two years. well our economics and business editor liam halligan, he went to kent to see just how serious the problem is . gillingham street problem is. gillingham street angels in kent, a food bank so busy it can barely cope with those queuing for free groceries aren't just the homeless and those on benefits . those with those on benefits. those with food those on benefits. those with toot ptteee— those on benefits. those with food prices. 20%_ those on benefits. those with food prices. 20% up- those on benefits. those with food prices. 20% up on- tzzt" those with food prices. 20% up on a year ago— food prices. 20% up on a year ego .— food prices. 20% up on a year age . tven— food prices. 20% up on a year ago . even some— food prices. 20% up on a year ago . even some with full time ago. even some with full time tote— ago. even some with full time tote ete— ago. even some with full time jobs are struggling to buy enough— jobs are struggling to buy enough to— jobs are struggling to buy enough to eat— jobs are struggling to buy enough to eat out. i'm a a tegtstetet— enough to eat out. i'm a a registered nurse at medway hosphal registered nurse at medway hospital. so you work full time and you and you still need to come to the food bank because our salary can't cover our rent , our basic needs. and it's always been a queue here, always

hundreds and hundreds of people. and this is why every day street aneete— and this is why every day street angels collects _ and this is why every day street angels collects food donated by teeet— angels collects food donated by local supermarkets. " : local supermarkets. this load is teem— local supermarkets. this load is from morrisons, then gives it away . neil from morrisons, then gives it away. neil sharm el sheikh from morrisons, then gives it away . neil sharm el sheikh wants away. neil sharm el sheikh wants homeless himself launched this charity five years ago. street angels get some council funding but survives on volunteer staff and community donations. i'm glad i'm not in politics because i glad i'm not in politics because t ten-t— glad i'm not in politics because i don't understand— glad i'm not in politics because i don't understand it, but eemetttng-e— i don't understand it, but something's going wrong. somewhere— something's going wrong. somewhere along the line and it's somewhere along the line and tt-e putttng— somewhere along the line and it's putting pressure. it's putttne— it's putting pressure. it's putting pressure voluntary putting pressure on a voluntary eetet— sector, charities because we're the—up,- sector, charities because we'rej the—up, ptettng the people picking up, picking up—wtetl the people picking up, picking. up—wtet we up the pieces and doing what we twe— up the pieces and doing what we two years— up the pieces and doing what we can. two years .this- up the pieces and doing what we can. : can. two years ago, this food bank visitors a month . bank had 800 visitors a month. the cost of living has the rising cost of living has pushed numbers up 20 fold to 17,000 monthly, with visitors allowed for main items at a time . high street angels avoids paperwork and income checks. neil reckons around 1 in 10 visitors don't need to use this food bank, but that's still a 90% success rate. at my own personal policy on this is that

for every ten people that come here, nine good one is bad. if i waste my time policing- waste my time policing the one tot— waste my time policing the one tot ont— waste my time policing the one tot one ttytng— waste my time policing the one bad and trying to— waste my time policing the one bad and trying to catch the one bad— bad and trying to catch the one tot, t-m— bad and trying to catch the one bad, i'm wasting— bad and trying to catch the one bad, i'm wasting my time. i want to-ttme— bad, i'm wasting my time. i want to-ttme on— bad, i'm wasting my time. i want to-ttme on the- bad, i'm wasting my time. i want to-time on the nine. to spend my time on the nine 9°°d_ to spend my time on the nine toot-thet— to spend my time on the nine good that generally good people that generally need our-anti—poverty- our services. anti—poverty eompotgnete— our services. anti—poverty. campaigners—of our services. anti—poverty- campaigners_of food campaigners say the use of food tente— campaigners say the use of food tents to— campaigners say the use of food banks to counter— campaigners say the use of food banks to counter hunger is totte— banks to counter hunger is ttetne eotoee— banks to counter hunger is rising across the country. i tttnt— rising across the country. i tttnt ttet— rising across the country. i think that what— rising across the country. i think that what we're- rising across the country. i think that what we're seeing is a level of hunger of destitution across the country , which is across the country, which is really unacceptable and i think which the public are more and more concerned about . and we do more concerned about. and we do need to see more concerned about. and we do neet to meet— more concerned about. and we do need to see much greater- ii: and we do need to see much greater action trom— need to see much greater action tom the— need to see much greater action from the government on this. i mean, we saw last— from the government on this. i mean, we saw last year, we otovttet— mean, we saw last year, we provided nearly— mean, we saw last year, we provided nearly 3 million food oeroete— provided nearly 3 million food peteete. thet— provided nearly 3 million food parcels. that is— provided nearly 3 million food parcels. that is a— provided nearly 3 million food parcels. that is a record high. it parcels. that is a record high. tt te— parcels. that is a record high. tt te ttetet— parcels. that is a record high. it is higher than— parcels. that is a record high. it is higher than that worst part— it is higher than that worst pert ot— it is higher than that worst pert ot the— it is higher than that worst part of the pandemic. it was 37% up on— part of the pandemic. it was 37% up on the— part of the pandemic. it was 37% up on the previous— part of the pandemic. it was 37% up on the previous year. and thet— up on the previous year. and ttet te— up on the previous year. and ttet to pet— up on the previous year. and that is part of— up on the previous year. and that is part of a— up on the previous year. and that is part of a longer term treet— that is part of a longer term tnent . — that is part of a longer term tnent . ant— that is part of a longer term trend . and here- that is part of a longer term trend . and here in- that is part of a longer term- trend . and here in chillingham trend. and here in chillingham street angels, users are grateful to neil charlick and his team . you're always able to his team. you're always able to put— his team. you're always able to out eonetntne— his team. you're always able to put something on— his team. you're always able to put something on the- " you're always able to put something on the table. so tnet-e— put something on the table. so tnet-e nnet— put something on the table. so that's what really— put something on the table. so that's what really matters. at the that's what really matters. at tne ent— that's what really matters. at tne ent ot— that's what really matters. at the end of the— that's what really matters. at the end of the day, everyone's enttenne— the end of the day, everyone's suffering-crisis— the end of the day, everyone's suffering crisis and, you suffering the crisis and, you know,— suffering the crisis and, you tnonltnet— suffering the crisis and, you know,.just need- suffering the crisis and, you know, just need to help each

know, we just need to help each otnen— know, we just need to help each otter-ent— know, we just need to help each otnen-ent teet— know, we just need to help each other-and just be- know, we just need to help each other and just be humble. other out and just be humble. net— other out and just be humble. not one— other out and just be humble. but some feel— other out and just be humble. but some feel ministers simply ton-t— but some feel ministers simply don't understand— but some feel ministers simply don't understand . ' t: don't understand. and how many ordinary people live well, let them live day in the life of someone that's poor or aukus or have no money and then let them suffer like we do daily. so what's your message to the prime minister? rishi sunak pull your finger out your backside and sort cost of living out . sort of cost of living out. liam halligan gb news in ottttnenen— liam halligan gb news in gillingham . _ liam halligan gb news in gillingham . t: liam halligan gb news in- gillingham . and that man's show gillingham. and that man's show will be starting on gb news this time next week. liam joins me now. liam halligan, our economics and business editor. right. okay. so some people would say that the crisis is not as big as people think, that people can cut on things people can cut down on things like booze and they don't have to go to food other to go to food banks. other people say shops are people say that shops are profiteering part of profiteering and that's part of the what's truth the reason why. what's the truth ? lots questions there . and ? lots of questions there. and n-eeto— ? lots of questions there. and we're-to learn- ? lots of questions there. and we're-to learn a- ? lots of questions there. and we're-to learn a lot- 7’ lots of questions there. and we're to learn a lot over we're going to learn a lot over tne— we're going to learn a lot over tne next— we're going to learn a lot over tne next to— we're going to learn a lot over the next 48 hours,— we're going to learn a lot over the next 48 hours, tomorrow nonntne— the next 48 hours, tomorrow notntne et— the next 48 hours, tomorrow morning et 7— the next 48 hours, tomorrow morning at 7 am, i'll be in the— morning at 7 am, i'll be in the etntto— morning at 7 am, i'll be in this studio _the- morning at 7 am, i'll be in this studio the new this studio breaking the new tnttetton— this studio breaking the new inflation number. that is the most— inflation number. that is the most important— inflation number. that is the most important piece of data in retent— most important piece of data in rishi-premiership-

most important piece of data in rishi premiership so far. rishi sunaks premiership so far. if rishi sunaks premiership so far. tt tnet— rishi sunaks premiership so far. if that number— rishi sunaks premiership so far. if that number is— rishi sunaks premiership so far. if that number is higher than etett— if that number is higher than eight to— if that number is higher than eight to on— if that number is higher than eight, it's 8.7 at— if that number is higher than eight, it's 8.7 at the moment in april-— eight, it's 8.7 at the moment in april- n— eight, it's 8.7 at the moment in april. if inflation— eight, it's 8.7 at the moment in april. if inflation remains at etove— april. if inflation remains at etove etent— april. if inflation remains at above eight in— april. if inflation remains at above eight in may, he's got a serious problem— above eight in may, he's got a serious problem convincing the nette— serious problem convincing the pnttto tnet— serious problem convincing the public that he's— serious problem convincing the public that he's actually got a nentte— public that he's actually got a nentte on— public that he's actually got a handle on the— public that he's actually got a handle on the economy. interest retes— handle on the economy. interest rates are then— handle on the economy. interest rates are then likely to go up enennty— rates are then likely to go up enetpty on— rates are then likely to go up sharply on thursday when the tent— sharply on thursday when the tent ot— sharply on thursday when the bank of england— sharply on thursday when the bank of england makes its next net— bank of england makes its next move. but look,— bank of england makes its next move. but look, i— bank of england makes its next move. but look, i hear from a lot move. but look, i hear from a tot ot— move. but look, i hear from a tot ot oeopte— move. but look, i hear from a lot of people saying, oh , the lot of people saying, oh, the neo— lot of people saying, oh, the ttte totey— lot of people saying, oh, the kids today, they— lot of people saying, oh, the kids today, they don't know that tney-ne— kids today, they don't know that tney-te tney— kids today, they don't know that they're they don't— kids today, they don't know that they're they don't know they're tonn— they're they don't know they're torn-tne— they're they don't know they're born-the 80s,- they're they don't know they're born _the 80s, we - they're they don't know they're born the 80s, we had 15% born back in the 80s, we had 15% tnteneet— born back in the 80s, we had 15% tnteneet-non— born back in the 80s, we had 15% interest - now they're - born back in the 80s, we had 15% interest now they're only interest rates. now they're only tne— interest rates. now they're only he, ete— interest rates. now they're only five, 6% interest— interest rates. now they're only five, 6% interest rates. yes, tetnon— five, 6% interest rates. yes, patrick, that's— five, 6% interest rates. yes, patrick, that's true. but youngsters— patrick, that's true. but youngsters today have bought noneee— youngsters today have bought noneee neve— youngsters today have bought houses, have bought them at much , neon— houses, have bought them at much , neon ntenet— houses, have bought them at much , much higher prices, much, much ntenen— , much higher prices, much, much higher- netttnte— , much higher prices, much, much higher. multiple times for a teete— higher. multiple times for a teen-ot— higher. multiple times for a basic-of their- higher. multiple times for a basic of their average basic house of their average income. that— basic house of their average income. that they're basic house of their average- income. that-they're much, income. that means they're much, neon— income. that means they're much, much-indebted— income. that means they're much, much-indebted and- income. that means they're much, much indebted and being no much more indebted and being no toett— much more indebted and being no doubt because— much more indebted and being no doubt because interest rates were-from 2017- doubt because interest rates were from 2017 through to were so low from 2017 through to 202.— were so low from 2017 through to me ant— were so low from 2017 through to me ant tnen— were so low from 2017 through to 2021. and then we— were so low from 2017 through to 2021. and then we had the big tnttetton— 2021. and then we had the big tnttetton e— 2021. and then we had the big inflation, a lot— 2021. and then we had the big inflation, a lot of— 2021. and then we had the big inflation, a lot of people tootet— inflation, a lot of people tootetle— inflation, a lot of people locked a mortgage for two, 3 locked in a mortgage for two, 3 or locked in a mortgage for two, 3 on s— locked in a mortgage for two, 3 on s yee— locked in a mortgage for two, 3 on s ye so— locked in a mortgage for two, 3 or 5 years. so those deals are eoptnne— or 5 years. so those deals are now expiring and— or 5 years. so those deals are now expiring and people are oontne— now expiring and people are oontne ott— now expiring and people are coming off mortgage rates of 1 or zoo— coming off mortgage rates of 1 or zoo ent— coming off mortgage rates of 1 or 2% and they're— coming off mortgage rates of 1 or 2% and they're facing noneeee— or 2% and they're facing mortgage rates of 6 or 7. yeah.

so mortgage rates of 6 or 7. yeah. so tnen— mortgage rates of 6 or 7. yeah. so their mortgages are going up by 50,— so their mortgages are going up by 50, teete— so their mortgages are going up by to, my. tn— so their mortgages are going up by 50, 100% in some cases . and by 50, 100% in some cases. and noneeeee— by 50, 100% in some cases. and noneeeee ee— by 50, 100% in some cases. and mortgages are often between a tntt— mortgages are often between a tnttt ent— mortgages are often between a tnttt ent e— mortgages are often between a third and a half— mortgages are often between a third and a half of your entire so— third and a half of your entire income. so this— third and a half of your entire income. so this is— third and a half of your entire income. so this is a serious ettnetton— income. so this is a serious ettnetton . — income. so this is a serious situation . c situation. someone's literally just sent me an email. actually, i won't name you, but it's a picture of a basic margarita pizza in tesco's , which they've pizza in tesco's, which they've said absolute rip off. it's now somewhere around the £4 mark, which, let's be honest , is just which, let's be honest, is just ridiculous for a bit of cheese with some bread underneath it and, and this is happening everywhere. are shops profiteering. are people looking at people's miseries and going are going to make a bit of money off the back of this? well, i do think tomorrow— off the back of this? well, i do think tomorrow when - i 57 well, i do think tomorrow when the tnttetton— think tomorrow when the inflation numbers comes out, once-tne— inflation numbers comes out, once the headline once i've seen the headline numero— once i've seen the headline number—tel number, i'm going to be tonontne— number, i'm going to be borrowing-the. borrowing away in the ons teteteee— borrowing away in the ons database _foodl database to get the food tnttetton — database to get the food inflation that inflation number. i think that nttt— inflation number. i think that nttt te— inflation number. i think that nttt toe-story— inflation number. i think that will be story tomorrow. we will be the story tomorrow. we net— will be the story tomorrow. we net-enney— will be the story tomorrow. we had survey evidence out had survey, survey evidence out totey— had survey, survey evidence out totey-ttnt— had survey, survey evidence out totey-ttnt ot— had survey, survey evidence out today kind of public today from a kind of public eto— today from a kind of public sector consultancy called centon— sector consultancy called centon very— sector consultancy called cantor, very respected , saying cantor, very respected, saying tnet— cantor, very respected, saying tnet tney— cantor, very respected, saying that they reckon— cantor, very respected, saying that they reckon food inflation in that they reckon food inflation tn tney— that they reckon food inflation tn wey wee— that they reckon food inflation in may was still— that they reckon food inflation in may was still up at 16,

tonne— in may was still up at 16, double the— in may was still up at 16, double the basic rate of inflation. _ double the basic rate of inflation. unbelief oil and ons nwrnerte— inflation. unbelief oil and ons numbers. the— inflation. unbelief oil and ons numbers . the official numbers numbers. the official numbers are numbers. the official numbers otten— numbers. the official numbers are often higher— numbers. the official numbers are often higher than the cantor nte— are often higher than the cantor nte . so— are often higher than the cantor nte . to t— are often higher than the cantor numbers . so i do— are often higher than the cantor numbers. so i do think food ente— numbers. so i do think food price inflation— numbers. so i do think food price inflation will stay eye eetentnety— price inflation will stay eye catchingly high— price inflation will stay eye catchingly high tomorrow though, catchingly hiin tomorrow though, and catchingly high tomorrow though, ent tnet— catchingly high tomorrow though, ent tnet wttt— catchingly high tomorrow though, and that will put— catchingly high tomorrow though, and that will put again the retettere— and that will put again the retailers very— and that will put again the retailers very much in the roeeentre— retailers very much in the crosshairs of— retailers very much in the crosshairs of politicians . i do crosshairs of politicians. i do tntnt— crosshairs of politicians. i do think there's— crosshairs of politicians. i do think there's a— crosshairs of politicians. i do think there's a bit of opponentty- think there's a bit of opportunity pricing going on by the retailers— opportunity pricing going on by the retailers ,— opportunity pricing going on by the retailers , as— opportunity pricing going on by the retailers , as i— opportunity pricing going on by the retailers , as i won't say the retailers, as i won't say any— the retailers, as i won't say eny rnroe— the retailers, as i won't say any more than— the retailers, as i won't say any more than that for now, but at any more than that for now, but et tne— any more than that for now, but et tne eene— any more than that for now, but at the same time— any more than that for now, but at the same time as the food retettere— at the same time as the food retailers would— at the same time as the food retailers would say if they were nete— retailers would say if they were nere teytne— retailers would say if they were here buying food,— retailers would say if they were here buying food, processing toot,— here buying food, processing toot, yoee— here buying food, processing food, you've got— here buying food, processing food, you've got a lot of tetoet— food, you've got a lot of labour, you've- food, you've got a lot of labour, you've got energy costs, yoee — labour, you've got energy costs, yoee got— labour, you've got energy costs, you've got heating— labour, you've got energy costs, you've got heating costs for growing— you've got heating costs for growing etett— you've got heating costs for growing stuff. you've got treneton— growing stuff. you've got tension-.- growing stuff. you've got transport-. all- growing stuff. you've got transport-. all are transport costs. all those are etttt— transport costs. all those are etttt eette— transport costs. all those are still quite high.— transport costs. all those are still quite high. but it does etnte— still quite high. but it does etnte ne— still quite high. but it does strike me as— still quite high. but it does strike me as and also food price tnttetton— strike me as and also food price inflation-high— strike me as and also food price inflation high across europe, inflation is high across europe, nentt— inflation is high across europe, nente tt-e— inflation is high across europe, nente tt-e-tn— inflation is high across europe, right? it's in germany. so right? it's 15% in germany. so to— right? it's 15% in germany. so no not— right? it's 15% in germany. so no not e— right? it's 15% in germany. so it's not a brexit_ right? it's 15% in germany. so it's not a brexit thing, but i woett— it's not a brexit thing, but i woett eey— it's not a brexit thing, but i would say that— it's not a brexit thing, but i would say that it's going to teoe— would say that it's going to teoe very,— would say that it's going to become very, very political teoeeee— become very, very political teoeeee tt— become very, very political because it will— become very, very political because it will be seen that toot— because it will be seen that toot ente— because it will be seen that food price inflation is the wny— food price inflation is the reason why uk- food price inflation is the reason why uk inflation is still not— reason why uk inflation is still not ent— reason why uk inflation is still high ent we— reason why uk inflation is still high and we still— reason why uk inflation is still high and we still keep getting tneee— high and we still keep getting these punishing— high and we still keep getting these punishing interest rate rises. _thank-i. these punishing interest rate- rises. _thank-i mean, these punishing interest rate- rises. i'lllthank-i mean,

these punishing interest rate- rises. i'll haveink-i mean, these punishing interest rate- rises. i'll have the-i mean, these punishing interest rate rises. cc t“ maybe i'll have the chance to become political if can all become political if they can all stop about boris johnson stop talking about boris johnson in of all day. in the house of commons all day. i quite nice. i mean, that'd be quite nice. liam economics and liam halligan, our economics and business you very, business editor, thank you very, very much. right. okay now, there desperate race there is a desperate race against time. the clock is ticking to reach the deep sea vessel that's gone missing near the the titanic. five the wreck of the titanic. five people are on that submersible, including british billionaire hamish giving hamish harding. i will be giving you the second reporting you up to the second reporting on breaking on on this. any breaking news on that? be the greatest that? could it be the greatest rescue of all time? and rescue mission of all time? and jacob rees—mogg joins me live in a matter of minutes. stay tuned. patrick fryston gb news, britain's news .

channel it's 4 pm. it's patrick christys. it's gb news. and every second counts in this desperate search for the submersible that has gone missing somewhere near the

titanic with five people on board. we are potentially about to witness the greatest rescue attempt in history , or sadly, attempt in history, or sadly, the titanic will have claimed yet more lives. any breaking news on this and there will be some we will bring that to you very, very quickly . in other very, very quickly. in other news, i'm also going to be talking about this. i thought we saw an absolute disgrace of parliamentary time yesterday. we've a of living we've got a cost of living crisis, a mortgage crisis, an nhs migrant crisis. nhs crisis, a migrant crisis. and our politicians decide that it's the of their time it's the best use of their time and our taxpayers money to go and our taxpayers money to go and johnson one final and give boris johnson one final kicking . but you kicking on the way out. but you know one man stood up know what? one man stood up against it that man is against it all, and that man is jacob rees—mogg. go the jacob rees—mogg. go from the wnttottwe— jacob rees—mogg. go from the wnttottwe to— jacob rees—mogg. go from the vindictive to the— i t 33 go from the vindictive to the ridiculous wttn— vindictive to the ridiculous wttn not— vindictive to the ridiculous with not allowing him a parliamentary pass. well, of all the parliamentary pass. well, of all tne tnttet— parliamentary pass. well, of all the trivial sanctions you could tneoee— the trivial sanctions you could tneoee on— the trivial sanctions you could impose on somebody, that seems to te— impose on somebody, that seems to te tne— impose on somebody, that seems to te tne nost— impose on somebody, that seems to be the most miserable . i to be the most miserable. jacob tees—woee— to be the most miserable. jacob rees-m099 te— to be the most miserable. jacob rees—mogg is about as pumped up and angry as it's possible for him to get, and he joins me live on this show in a matter of moments. we're also going to be

talking, of course, about the latest when it comes to meghan markle, meghan's fake belief she has called has already been called a grifter she's grifter and now she's been accused faking some of accused anyway of faking some of her spotify podcasts . i mean, her spotify podcasts. i mean, seriously, what on earth is the world coming to? absolute disgrace, if indeed it is true. we'll be talking about all of that. i've loads more that. and i've got loads more coming well, coming your way as well, including this absolutely bonkers story . i including this absolutely bonkers story. i mean, this is seriously nuts . a serial stalker seriously nuts. a serial stalker who made premier league footballers lives. absolutely miserable has in the last few moments. i was just told, been sentenced to 12 weeks, suspended sentence. she was engaging in ridiculous acts with football stars hounding them stop hounding them non stop. i'm going to be looking at this particular case, but also asking the question become the question once you become superstar famous, how common is it to get stalkers? how dangerous can it be? and frankly, how weird can it get? all of this coming your way and much more with me, patrick christys . get those views coming

christys. get those views coming in thick and fast. gb views gb news .com. as you can tell, loads to go out. make sure that you keep your eyes and ears peeled for jacob rees—mogg, who is go very but is ready to go very shortly. but now headlines . is ready to go very shortly. but now headlines. patrick now as your headlines. patrick thank you. good— , : patrick thank you. good afternoon. well as thank you. good afternoon. well ee yoee teen— thank you. good afternoon. well as you've been hearing, rescue teens— as you've been hearing, rescue teams are expanding their search tor— teams are expanding their search tor e— teams are expanding their search now for a submersible tourist weeeet— now for a submersible tourist weeeet tnet— now for a submersible tourist vessel that was— now for a submersible tourist vessel that was en route to the entewreot— vessel that was en route to the enttwreot ot— vessel that was en route to the shipwreck of the _ vessel that was en route to the shipwreck of the titanic in the attentto— shipwreck of the titanic in the atlantic ocean.— shipwreck of the titanic in the atlantic ocean. five people are tnette— atlantic ocean. five people are tnette tne— atlantic ocean. five people are inside the submersible , which is inside the submersible, which is tettewet— inside the submersible, which is tettewet to— inside the submersible, which is believed to have— inside the submersible, which is believed to have approx two days of believed to have approx two days ot oxygen— believed to have approx two days ot oxygen tett. — believed to have approx two days of oxygen left. british billionaire— of oxygen left. british billionaire and explorer captain nenten— billionaire and explorer captain hamish harding— billionaire and explorer captain hamish harding is on board, as wett— hamish harding is on board, as wet ee— hamish harding is on board, as well as shahzad— hamish harding is on board, as well as shahzad dawood and his son well as shahzad dawood and his setetnen— well as shahzad dawood and his son sulaiman the— well as shahzad dawood and his son sulaiman the coastguard lost oonteot— son sulaiman the coastguard lost oonteot wttn— son sulaiman the coastguard lost contact with the _ son sulaiman the coastguard lost contact with the vessel around now— contact with the vessel around noer ent— contact with the vessel around one hour and 45— contact with the vessel around one hour and 45 minutes into the two toen— one hour and 45 minutes into the two hour descent— one hour and 45 minutes into the two hour descent to— one hour and 45 minutes into the two hour descent to the titanic ette — two hour descent to the titanic ette ott— two hour descent to the titanic ette ott tne — two hour descent to the titanic site off the coast— two hour descent to the titanic site off the coast of newfoundland in canada early sentey— newfoundland in canada early sunday morning— newfoundland in canada early sunday morning . the coastguard sunday morning. the coastguard eeytne— sunday morning. the coastguard eeytne e— sunday morning. the coastguard

saying a canadian— sunday morning. the coastguard saying a canadian aircraft has totnet— saying a canadian aircraft has now joined the— saying a canadian aircraft has now joined the search here. the toreten— now joined the search here. the foreign secretary,— now joined the search here. the foreign secretary, james ctewerty,— foreign secretary, james cleverly, said- foreign secretary, james cleverly, said he hopes teeeeneere— cleverly, said he hopes passengers will be found soon. i passengers will be found soon. t went— passengers will be found soon. t went to— passengers will be found soon. t went to pet— passengers will be found soon. t went to pet on— passengers will be found soon. i want to put on record- passengers will be found soon. i want to put on record the- passengers will be found soon. i want to put on record the uk government's thoughts to those individuals who who are currently in the submersible in the north atlantic . we wish we the north atlantic. we wish we wish them all the luck and of course, we hope that they will be swiftly found and returned to their loved ones . james cleverly their loved ones. james cleverly speaki"9r_ their loved ones. james cleverly speakingr tnere— their loved ones. james cleverly speakingr tnere .— their loved ones. james cleverly speaking, there . well,- , : james cleverly speaking, there . well, nicola speaking, there. well, nicola stereeon— speaking, there. well, nicola stereeon nee— speaking, there. well, nicola sturgeon has been speaking out on net— sturgeon has been speaking out on teen wet— sturgeon has been speaking out on her first return— sturgeon has been speaking out on her first return to the soottten— on her first return to the scottish parliament at holyrood etnoe— scottish parliament at holyrood ner— scottish parliament at holyrood since her arrest.— scottish parliament at holyrood since her arrest. the former ttret— since her arrest. the former first minister— since her arrest. the former first minister of— since her arrest. the former first minister of scotland told reporters— first minister of scotland told reporters she's— first minister of scotland told reporters she's absolutely eenetn— reporters she's absolutely certain she's— reporters she's absolutely certain she's done nothing wrong and certain she's done nothing wrong ent tnet-e— certain she's done nothing wrong and that's after— certain she's done nothing wrong and that's after she was eneetet— and that's after she was arrested and— and that's after she was arrested and released without energe— arrested and released without charge following a police investigation— charge following a police investigation into snp finance sources, ms sturgeon was asked wnetner— sources, ms sturgeon was asked wnetner ene— sources, ms sturgeon was asked whether she should stand down tron— whether she should stand down tron tne— whether she should stand down tron tne teny. — whether she should stand down tron tne teny. t— whether she should stand down from the party. ce whether she should stand down from the party. ii

from the party. i will always consider what is in the best interests of the snp. as i've said before, and i do not see it as any kind of suggestion, that's been a sacrifice . the snp that's been a sacrifice. the snp has been my life and that's been voluntary and something that i cherish and continue to cherish. but i'm also an individual that is entitled to assert what i believe to my very, very core that i have done nothing wrong. i respect the process that is underway, but i will continue to maintain that very clear. a trial date has been set for teneery— trial date has been set for teneery tne— trial date has been set for january the 12th. the man eooeeet— january the 12th. the man eooeeet ot— january the 12th. the man accused of murdering three teoete— accused of murdering three teotte ent— accused of murdering three people and attempting to kill tnree— people and attempting to kill three others— people and attempting to kill three others in— people and attempting to kill three others in a— people and attempting to kill three others in a spate of etteote— three others in a spate of etteote tn— three others in a spate of attacks in nottingham last week wowet— attacks in nottingham last week vowed kalakani— attacks in nottingham last week vowed kalakani will enter his eteee— vowed kalakani will enter his eteee tn— vowed kalakani will enter his pleas in september. he appeared at pleas in september. he appeared et wotttnenen— pleas in september. he appeared at nottingham crown court today , energet— at nottingham crown court today , enereet wttn— at nottingham crown court today , charged with murdering 19 year old , charged with murdering 19 year ott etetente— , charged with murdering 19 year old students barnaby webber and erece— old students barnaby webber and tree o-ttettey.— old students barnaby webber and grace o'malley. kumar as well as 65 grace o'malley. kumar as well as es yeer— grace o'malley. kumar as well as es yeer ott— grace o'malley. kumar as well as 65 year old school— grace o'malley. kumar as well as 65 year old school caretaker ian coetee— 65 year old school caretaker ian coetee tn— 65 year old school caretaker ian coates in knife— 65 year old school caretaker ian coates in knife attacks on june the coates in knife attacks on june tne totn. — coates in knife attacks on june tne totn. tne— coates in knife attacks on june the 13th. the 31— coates in knife attacks on june the 13th. the 31 year old is eteo— the 13th. the 31 year old is also charged— the 13th. the 31 year old is also charged with attempting to meet— also charged with attempting to meet tnree— also charged with attempting to

murder three pedesta finns by tnwne— murder three pedesta finns by tnwne wr— murder three pedesta finns by driving mr coates— murder three pedesta finns by driving mr coates van at them in the driving mr coates van at them in tne otty— driving mr coates van at them in tne etty ente— driving mr coates van at them in the city centre in— driving mr coates van at them in the city centre in the united stetee— the city centre in the united stetee .— the city centre in the united states . president joe biden's states. president joe biden's nenter— states. president joe biden's son hunter biden, has pleaded eettty— son hunter biden, has pleaded eettty to— son hunter biden, has pleaded guilty to federal— son hunter biden, has pleaded guilty to federal tax charges. a toen— guilty to federal tax charges. a court document— guilty to federal tax charges. a court document shows the 53 year old court document shows the 53 year ott enteret— court document shows the 53 year old entered the— court document shows the 53 year old entered the plea on two energet— old entered the plea on two onereee ot— old entered the plea on two charges of wilful failing to pay tex— charges of wilful failing to pay income tax and— charges of wilful failing to pay income tax and a— charges of wilful failing to pay income tax and a pre—trial ttwereton— income tax and a pre—trial diversion agreement on one ttreern — diversion agreement on one firearm offence.— diversion agreement on one firearm offence. the white house eeye— firearm offence. the white house eeye tne— firearm offence. the white house says the president— firearm offence. the white house says the president is supporting his says the president is supporting we on— says the president is supporting nte ent— says the president is supporting his son and his— says the president is supporting his son and his efforts to retettt— his son and his efforts to rebuild his— his son and his efforts to rebuild his life- his son and his efforts to rebuild his life . and a trial rebuild his life. and a trial tete— rebuild his life. and a trial tete nee— rebuild his life. and a trial date has been— rebuild his life. and a trial date has been set for donald nent— date has been set for donald trent tn— date has been set for donald trent tn tne— date has been set for donald trump in the former us treettent-e— trump in the former us president's documents case. the judge— president's documents case. the judge nee— president's documents case. the judge nee eet— president's documents case. the judge nee eet en— president's documents case. the judge has set an initial date for judge has set an initial date tor aeeeet— judge has set an initial date for august the _ judge has set an initial date for august the 14th. he faces 37 onntnet— for august the 14th. he faces 37 criminal charges— for august the 14th. he faces 37 criminal charges of mishandling tttee— criminal charges of mishandling tttee ent— criminal charges of mishandling tttee ent te— criminal charges of mishandling files and is accused of keeping us files and is accused of keeping us nettonet— files and is accused of keeping us national security data . trump us national security data. trump has us national security data. trump nee eteetet— us national security data. trump has pleaded not— us national security data. trump has pleaded not guilty to the energet— has pleaded not guilty to the enereee tnet— has pleaded not guilty to the charges that he _ has pleaded not guilty to the charges that he unlawfully mishandled— charges that he unlawfully mishandled sensitive files at a ooennoeee— mishandled sensitive files at a ooennoeee tn— mishandled sensitive files at a courthouse in miami. trump is the courthouse in miami. trump is tne tnet— courthouse in miami. trump is the first current— courthouse in miami. trump is the first current or former treettent— the first current or former president to— the first current or former president to face criminal energet— president to face criminal onereee ,— president to face criminal charges , all— president to face criminal charges , all of-

president to face criminal charges , all of which he denies charges, all of which he denies . nentt— charges, all of which he denies . french police— charges, all of which he denies . french police are— charges, all of which he denies . french police are searching tne— . french police are searching the headquarters of the orenteeree— the headquarters of the organisers of- the headquarters of the organisers of the paris 2024 otyneto— organisers of the paris 2024 olympic games— organisers of the paris 2024 olympic games. the organisers of the paris 2024 olympic games . the search organisers of the paris 2024 olympic games. the search was orteret— olympic games. the search was orteret ty— olympic games. the search was orteret ty tne— olympic games. the search was ordered by the french national ttnenotet— ordered by the french national financial prosecutor's office, eeytne— financial prosecutor's office, eeytne tne— financial prosecutor's office, saying the raids— financial prosecutor's office, saying the raids are part of two trettntnery— saying the raids are part of two preliminary corruption investigations. paris, 2024 teen-t— investigations. paris, 2024 teen-t twen— investigations. paris, 2024 hasn't given any further details . tne— hasn't given any further details . tne eene— hasn't given any further details . the game still— hasn't given any further details . the game still due to begin on july— . the game still due to begin on july tott— . the game still due to begin on tety zotn. hue,— . the game still due to begin on july 26th. here, food inflation nee— july 26th. here, food inflation nee trotted— july 26th. here, food inflation nee trottet to— july 26th. here, food inflation has dropped to its lowest level tntt— has dropped to its lowest level the yeen— has dropped to its lowest level the yeer, tet— has dropped to its lowest level this year, but records show it's at this year, but records show it's et rte— this year, but records show it's et to newest— this year, but records show it's at its highest that— this year, but records show it's at its highest that it's been in 15 at its highest that it's been in to yee— at its highest that it's been in 15 years, according to research by 15 years, according to research ty tenten— 15 years, according to research by kantar. that's— 15 years, according to research by kantar. that's grocery price tntex— by kantar. that's grocery price index increased— by kantar. that's grocery price index increased by 16.5% in the tow— index increased by 16.5% in the tow weeke— index increased by 16.5% in the tow weeks to— index increased by 16.5% in the four weeks to june— index increased by 16.5% in the four weeks to june 11th. that's ooneeret— four weeks to june 11th. that's compared with— four weeks to june 11th. that's compared with the same period a yeer— compared with the same period a yeer ego.— compared with the same period a yeer ego. weerty— compared with the same period a year ago. nearly 70% of households— year ago. nearly 70% of households say they're extremely or very— households say they're extremely or very wontet— households say they're extremely or very worried about rising toot— or very worried about rising toot enoee— or very worried about rising toot enoee .— or very worried about rising food prices . and the princess of food prices. and the princess of wetee— food prices. and the princess of wetee nee— food prices. and the princess of wales has attended the reopening of wales has attended the reopening ot tne— wales has attended the reopening of the national— wales has attended the reopening of the national portrait gallery in of the national portrait gallery tn tonton. — of the national portrait gallery tn tonton. tt— of the national portrait gallery in london. it follows a three yeer— in london. it follows a three yeer retert— in london. it follows a three year refurb programme at a cost

of year refurb programme at a cost ot over— year refurb programme at a cost ot teo— year refurb programme at a cost of over £40 million. the biggest one— of over £40 million. the biggest tne— of over £40 million. the biggest since the building— of over £40 million. the biggest since the building opened 127 ntttton— since the building opened 127 million 2027.— since the building opened 127 million 2027. sorry. here's a 90-— million 2027. sorry. here's a 90- tne— million 2027. sorry. here's a go. the princess— million 2027. sorry. here's a go. the princess met with sir teet— go. the princess met with sir paul mccartney— go. the princess met with sir paul mccartney and the artist treoey— paul mccartney and the artist treeey tntn— paul mccartney and the artist tracey emin. while she did so . tracey emin. while she did so. us tracey emin. while she did so. no et— tracey emin. while she did so. us to wewo— tracey emin. while she did so. us gb news more— tracey emin. while she did so. us gb news more news as it netteno.— us gb news more news as it netteno. wow— us gb news more news as it happens. now back to . happens. now back to. patrick toeto— happens. now back to. patrick toeto on— happens. now back to. patrick loads on today— happens. now back to. patrick loads on today all of the big otoneo— loads on today all of the big otoneo tet— loads on today all of the big stories, but i— loads on today all of the big stories, but i just— loads on today all of the big stories, but i just wanted to oten— stories, but i just wanted to oten ty— stories, but i just wanted to oten ty teetne— stories, but i just wanted to start by teeing off on this . start by teeing off on this. tne— start by teeing off on this. the neo— start by teeing off on this. the kids aren't— start by teeing off on this. the kids aren't all- start by teeing off on this. the kids aren't all right- start by teeing off on this. the kids aren't all right . they the kids aren't all right. they want to identify as cats, dogs , want to identify as cats, dogs, dinosaurs and remarkably , the dinosaurs and remarkably, the moon. never before has that immortal anthem. hey, teacher , immortal anthem. hey, teacher, leave those kids alone being so appropriate . but i am becoming appropriate. but i am becoming increasingly convinced that our children need saving. they need saving weird kind of saving from some weird kind of woke ideology that has infiltrated schools and the minds of at times. clearly very thick it is not the thick teachers. it is not the kind benevolent thing to do to

indulge a child who wants to behave like a farmyard animal. in fact , it's very cruel how in fact, it's very cruel how does that prepare them for the real world? it's also extremely dangerous to force other children to play along with it. we do live in a cartoon we do not live in a cartoon fantasy send fantasy world and if you send your kid to you want your kid to school, you want them english, maths , them to learn english, maths, science, a bit of a foreign language , maybe a smattering of language, maybe a smattering of art. i don't want them to learn that they were born into the wrong body. their real body is actually horse . i actually that of a horse. i don't want them to learn that because white. they're because they're white. they're carrying privilege carrying some kind of privilege with that britain was with them, or that britain was built back evil built off the back of an evil slave empire. now if teachers are let children are going to let children identify as animals, then they should make them go the whole hog. pun, hog. if you'll excuse the pun, if they're cats, they should have to a tray at the have to use a litter tray at the back of the classroom and eat out if they're out of a dish. if they're a horse, they be forced horse, they should be forced to sleep and eat hay. sleep in a stable and eat hay. perhaps should be entered sleep in a stable and eat hay. perhthe should be entered sleep in a stable and eat hay. perhthe occasionald be entered sleep in a stable and eat hay. perhthe occasional race.antered sleep in a stable and eat hay. perhthe occasional race. soered into the occasional race. so a little man with a whip can make them jump over a fence. i don't really this theory really know how this theory would terms child would work in terms of the child who get this and this

who wants to get this and this is happening is genuinely happening in a school now. identify as school right now. identify as the moon, perhaps they just have to for the day to stay hidden for half the day and then only come out at night occasionally. nasa fires something in their general direction, but there is a solution. there is that solution. i think there is that teachers feel empowered to tell children they're not actually animals. i know it's radical, isn't it? although given a recent case of a primary school teacher not accepting a kid's gender sacked and gender and then being sacked and potentially losing their house, i don't see that happening any time another alternative time soon. another alternative is homeschooling . i think is homeschooling. i think homeschooling used to be seen as maybe a bit weird or unfair to the child, but i honestly think these days it might be more unfair to send a youngster to a building run by woke idiots so they confused about their they can be confused about their genhaua they can be confused about their genitalia made to feel awful about of their skin about the colour of their skin and with rubbish. and indoctrinated with rubbish. the thing is, it's also undermining parents. what happens if somebody doesn't want their child to llama, but their child to be a llama, but they're allowed to behave a they're allowed to behave like a llama hours a day at llama for six hours a day at school. i don't about school. i don't know about you, but want . i would rather but what i want. i would rather have teachers who taught

children to identify bannau as doctors accounts , agents, doctors accounts, agents, lawyers, bariso wears pilots or rocket scientists . right rocket scientists. right loads more on that. gb views the gb news .com coming your way. i will also have jacob rees—mogg on a little bit later on to absolutely pile in on the proverbial show that we saw in the house of commons later. but big news hunt, this big news in this hunt, this every second counts hunt really for submersible that's gone for this submersible that's gone missing the missing somewhere near the titanic , a laying vessel titanic, a pipe laying vessel has arrived at the scene of where this submersible went missing expedition to the missing on an expedition to the wreckage of the titanic. there is now less than 50 hours of oxygen, supposedly on board for the remaining five people. the us coastguard says it is expanding their search into deeper waters . and the sub, deeper waters. and the sub, which is named titan , lost which is named titan, lost communication with tour

operators around 435 miles south of saint johns in newfoundland , of saint johns in newfoundland, ireland, on sunday morning. among the five on board are british billionaire hamish harding, uk based pakistani businessman shahzada dawood and his 19 year old son sulaiman neither of them, as far as we're aware, had been on a submersible before. i am joined for the very latest on this by our national reporter paul hawkins. paul, i mean, every relatives worst nightmare. what's the latest ? nightmare. what's the latest? so the latest is that the search neo— so the latest is that the search area has been— so the latest is that the search area has been widened and teerenet— area has been widened and teetenet. so— area has been widened and deepened. so more canadian etrorett— deepened. so more canadian aircraft have— deepened. so more canadian aircraft have been brought in. one— aircraft have been brought in. one ot— aircraft have been brought in. one ot tnen— aircraft have been brought in. one of them is— aircraft have been brought in. one of them is carrying sonar tron— one of them is carrying sonar tron tne— one of them is carrying sonar tron tne ete— one of them is carrying sonar from the air. then— one of them is carrying sonar from the air. then you've got tne— from the air. then you've got tne a— from the air. then you've got tne a otte— from the air. then you've got the a pipe laying vessel. and eoteetty— the a pipe laying vessel. and eeteetty, twe— the a pipe laying vessel. and actually, i've just— the a pipe laying vessel. and actually, i've just been reading etoet— actually, i've just been reading etoet tt— actually, i've just been reading about it since— actually, i've just been reading about it since i— actually, i've just been reading about it since i last spoke to you,— about it since i last spoke to you retnot. — about it since i last spoke to you, patrick. it's— about it since i last spoke to you, patrick. it's called the teet— you, patrick. it's called the deep energy.— you, patrick. it's called the deep energy. it's got two renotety— deep energy. it's got two. remotely _vehicles deep energy. it's got two- remotely _vehicles now. remotely operated vehicles now. they— remotely operated vehicles now. tney en— remotely operated vehicles now. tney onty— remotely operated vehicles now. they can only dive— remotely operated vehicles now. they can only dive to 3000m. tnet-o— they can only dive to 3000m. tnet-o etoet— they can only dive to 3000m. that's about 1.8— they can only dive to 3000m. that's about 1.8 miles from the wreoteee— that's about 1.8 miles from the wreoteee ot— that's about 1.8 miles from the wreckage of the— that's about 1.8 miles from the wreckage of the titanic is at no— wreckage of the titanic is at no ntteo. — wreckage of the titanic is at 2.3 miles. and—

wreckage of the titanic is at 2.3 miles. and the titan can eeen— 2.3 miles. and the titan can reeon tettno— 2.3 miles. and the titan can reach depths of— 2.3 miles. and the titan can reach depths of it, says, eooorttne— reach depths of it, says, according to _ reach depths of it, says, according to the company's wetotte— according to the company's wetotte ,— according to the company's wetotte , ze— according to the company's website , 2.4 miles with what it website, 2.4 miles with what it oetto— website, 2.4 miles with what it oetto e— website, 2.4 miles with what it calls a comfortable margin of error . so these— calls a comfortable margin of error . so these two remote error. so these two remote rototo— error. so these two remote rototo ,— error. so these two remote robots , submersibles that would robots, submersibles that would be robots, submersibles that would te trottet— robots, submersibles that would te trottet oet— robots, submersibles that would te trottet oet ty— robots, submersibles that would be dropped out by the deep energy— be dropped out by the deep energy woett— be dropped out by the deep energy would travel down and notetetty— energy would travel down and noeetetty nett— energy would travel down and hopefully help to see further two— hopefully help to see further tnto tnto— hopefully help to see further into into the— hopefully help to see further into into the into the murk and onto— into into the into the murk and onto tne— into into the into the murk and onto tne tee.— into into the into the murk and onto the bed. but— into into the into the murk and onto the bed. but they wouldn't be onto the bed. but they wouldn't te ette— onto the bed. but they wouldn't te ette to— onto the bed. but they wouldn't be able to reach— onto the bed. but they wouldn't be able to reach the bed if tnteet— be able to reach the bed if tnteet tne— be able to reach the bed if indeed the titan is there. so tne— indeed the titan is there. so tne oeeron— indeed the titan is there. so the search area— indeed the titan is there. so the search area has been wttenet— the search area has been widened. they're also now toottng— widened. they're also now looking deeper— widened. they're also now looking deeper as well. once tney— looking deeper as well. once tney get— looking deeper as well. once tney get tneoe— looking deeper as well. once they get these underway. i'm etoo— they get these underway. i'm etoo neenng,— they get these underway. i'm also hearing, by— they get these underway. i'm also hearing, by the way, that the also hearing, by the way, that tne tenet— also hearing, by the way, that the french are— also hearing, by the way, that the french are sending a ship as wett— the french are sending a ship as wet wttn— the french are sending a ship as well with sonar— the french are sending a ship as well with sonar technology as wet.— well with sonar technology as wet. so— well with sonar technology as wett. so tnto— well with sonar technology as well. so this is— well with sonar technology as well. so this is turning into an international— well. so this is turning into an international-and- well. so this is turning into an international and rescue. international search and rescue. but international search and rescue. tetlyoe— international search and rescue. but you mentioned, is of but as you mentioned, time is of the but as you mentioned, time is of tne-.— but as you mentioned, time is of tne-. tt— but as you mentioned, time is of tne-. tt went— but as you mentioned, time is of tne-. tt went tt— but as you mentioned, time is of the-. it went it went- but as you mentioned, time is of the . it went it went it the essence. it went it went it teot— the essence. it went it went it was last seen— the essence. it went it went it was last seen around about 9 et— was last seen around about 9 ex tne— was last seen around about 9 am. uk time on— was last seen around about 9 am. uk time on sunday. so they a.m. uk time on sunday. so they newe— a.m. uk time on sunday. so they newe enttt— a.m. uk time on sunday. so they have until round— a.m. uk time on sunday. so they have until round about 9 am. on tterotey— have until round about 9 am. on tnerotey. n— have until round about 9 am. on tnerotey. tt ny— have until round about 9 am. on thursday. if my maths is right, it's thursday. if my maths is right, no etoet— thursday. if my maths is right, no etoet to— thursday. if my maths is right, it's about 96 hours of oxygen at the it's about 96 hours of oxygen at tne noot. — it's about 96 hours of oxygen at the most. unless,— it's about 96 hours of oxygen at the most. unless, unless of tnen— the most. unless, unless of course then this— the most. unless, unless of course then this will be if they are course then this will be if they etwe— course then this will be if they are alive and— course then this will be if they are alive and they're inside tnet— are alive and they're inside that submarine,— are alive and they're inside that submarine, wherever, inside

tnet— that submarine, wherever, inside that submersible,— that submarine, wherever, inside that submersible, wherever they are, that submersible, wherever they tney-tt— that submersible, wherever they tney-tt te— that submersible, wherever they are, they'll be trying to otreton — are, they'll be trying to stretch out _ are, they'll be trying to stretch out that oxygen of stretch out that oxygen and, of course, restore— stretch out that oxygen and, of course, restore the— stretch out that oxygen and, of course, restore the amount of coz— course, restore the amount of coz tnet— course, restore the amount of co2 that they're _ course, restore the amount of co2 that they're breathing so onett— co2 that they're breathing so onett ,— co2 that they're breathing so small, shallow— co2 that they're breathing so small , shallow breaths, try not small, shallow breaths, try not to tente— small, shallow breaths, try not to rent ent— small, shallow breaths, try not to rent ent try— small, shallow breaths, try not to panic and try and stretch tnet— to panic and try and stretch we to— to panic and try and stretch that 96 hours— to panic and try and stretch that 96 hours out a little bit tenner— that 96 hours out a little bit tenner. — that 96 hours out a little bit tenner. t— that 96 hours out a little bit further. i mean,- that 96 hours out a little bit further . " e further. i mean, it's also worth noting that this is by no means a luxury vehicle. it is essentially a transit van with even less inside of it . yeah, even less inside of it. yeah, it's about the size- even less inside of it. yeah, it's about the size of- even less inside of it. yeah, it's about the size of a- " t:t::; e yeah, it's about the size of a transit tt-o— it's about the size of a transit van. it's circular.— it's about the size of a transit van. it's circular. there are no oeeto— van. it's circular. there are no oeeto tnotte— van. it's circular. there are no seats inside. there- van. it's circular. there are no seats inside. there are heated wetto— seats inside. there are heated wetto ent— seats inside. there are heated walls and it's— seats inside. there are heated walls and it's piloted by ttteretty— walls and it's piloted by ttteretty ty— walls and it's piloted by literally by a— walls and it's piloted by literally by a video games controller— literally by a video games controller where there is a tottet. — controller where there is a tottet. ant— controller where there is a toilet. and then that's about it. toilet. and then that's about t. ant— toilet. and then that's about it. and there's— toilet. and then that's about it. and there's five people in were.— it. and there's five people in there. there's— it. and there's five people in there. there's you've mentioned ot— there. there's you've mentioned ot tne— there. there's you've mentioned some of the names— there. there's you've mentioned some of the names before. you've got—neo- got hamish harding. he's a tntton— got hamish harding. he's a british businessman and explorer who british businessman and explorer wno oeent— british businessman and explorer wno oeent oo— british businessman and explorer who spent 36 hours at the bottom of who spent 36 hours at the bottom ot tne— who spent 36 hours at the bottom ot tne wertene— who spent 36 hours at the bottom of the mariana trench, very extenenoet— of the mariana trench, very experienced in— of the mariana trench, very experienced in those conditions. anotner— experienced in those conditions. anotner nen— experienced in those conditions. anotner ,— experienced in those conditions. another man , mr— experienced in those conditions. another man , mr titanic, he's another man, mr titanic, he's onty— another man, mr titanic, he's onty to— another man, mr titanic, he's onty to yeero— another man, mr titanic, he's only 73 years old,— another man, mr titanic, he's only 73 years old, a frenchman. eeet—nenn — only 73 years old, a frenchman. paul—henri nigel.— only 73 years old, a frenchman. paul—henri nigel. and then we've got stootton— paul—henri nigel. and then we've got stockton rush. _ paul—henri nigel. and then we've got stockton rush. he's the ceo of got stockton rush. he's the ceo ot toeeneete— got stockton rush. he's the ceo of oceangate who— got stockton rush. he's the ceo of oceangate who owned the eonteny. — of oceangate who owned the eonteny. tne— of oceangate who owned the company. the two people on board that company. the two people on board we t— company. the two people on board we t tettewe— company. the two people on board that i believe this— company. the two people on board that i believe this is— that i believe this is

environment, certainly without tnto— environment, certainly without tntoenergeney— environment, certainly without this emergency situation, it'll be this emergency situation, it'll te eonetetety— this emergency situation, it'll be completely alien to them. are snenzete— be completely alien to them. are shahzada dawood— be completely alien to them. are shahzada dawood and his 19 year old shahzada dawood and his 19 year ott oon— shahzada dawood and his 19 year old son sulaiman.— shahzada dawood and his 19 year old son sulaiman. he's a tettotent— old son sulaiman. he's a pakistani businessman. be living in pakistani businessman. be living tn tne— pakistani businessman. be living tn tne et— pakistani businessman. be living tn tne ex e— pakistani businessman. be living tn tne ex e tong— pakistani businessman. be living in the uk a long time, works for a in the uk a long time, works for e eonteny— in the uk a long time, works for a company called— in the uk a long time, works for a company called engro corp and is a company called engro corp and to en— a company called engro corp and to en etwoor— a company called engro corp and is an advisor to— a company called engro corp and is an advisor to the— a company called engro corp and is an advisor to the charity the tnnoe-o— is an advisor to the charity the prince's trust— is an advisor to the charity the prince's trust international for tnen— prince's trust international for tnen, tnto— prince's trust international for them, this will— prince's trust international for them, this will be particularly tngntentng— them, this will be particularly tngntentng ,— them, this will be particularly frightening, but— them, this will be particularly frightening, but you'd like to tntnx— frightening, but you'd like to tntnx tnet— frightening, but you'd like to think that the— frightening, but you'd like to think that the other three will be think that the other three will te-tnen— think that the other three will be-them through- think that the other three will be them through as be coaching them through it as tney— be coaching them through it as tney-tor— be coaching them through it as tney-tor tne— be coaching them through it as they for the search and they wait for the search and rescue teams— they wait for the search and rescue teams to _ they wait for the search and rescue teams to first find them ent— rescue teams to first find them ent tnen— rescue teams to first find them ent tnen try— rescue teams to first find them ent tnen try to— rescue teams to first find them and then try to retrieve them. teeeoe— and then try to retrieve them. because there _ and then try to retrieve them. because there are— and then try to retrieve them. because there are only two ways if because there are only two ways tt tney— because there are only two ways tt tney — because there are only two ways tt tney et— because there are only two ways if they are at the— because there are only two ways if they are at the bottom to be treet— if they are at the bottom to be treet tron — if they are at the bottom to be freed from the— if they are at the bottom to be freed from the wreckage or to be teeeo— freed from the wreckage or to be tettet en— freed from the wreckage or to be tettet et. ween— freed from the wreckage or to be pulled up. yeah, i— freed from the wreckage or to be pulled up. yeah, i mean, good grtet— pulled up. yeah, i mean, good gnet. iwett— pulled up. yeah, i mean, good grief.iwell,-thank- pulled up. yeah, i mean, good grief. iwell,-thank you,j grief. well, look. thank you, paul grief. well, look. thank you, paul. keeping us up to paul. you'll be keeping us up to date, course, as and when date, of course, as and when there any developments. and there are any developments. and with scale a with this kind of scale of a rescue hope rescue operation, one would hope we developments we would get some developments over this show or over the course of this show or into evening. hawkins, into the evening. paul hawkins, there now by ryan there. i am joined now by ryan ramsey, was in the navy ramsey, who was in the navy submarine service . for 23 years. submarine service. for 23 years. ryan, thank you very much. look, your knowledge on this is just going to be really , really

going to be really, really useful to me to and everyone who's watching and listening to this show. what what's your take on what's happening then? what's the chance of a successful rescue, do you think ? so? i rescue, do you think? so? i think there's some- i t:t:::t “

found anything. no, indeed. and wnen— found anything. no, indeed. and wnen tt— found anything. no, indeed. and wnen tt oorneo— found anything. no, indeed. and when it comes to— found anything. no, indeed. and when it comes to the— t: g no, indeed. and when it comes to the amount of oxygen— when it comes to the amount of oxygen tnet— when it comes to the amount of oxygen we we — when it comes to the amount of oxygen that we believe is ewettette— oxygen that we believe is available somewhere in the regton— available somewhere in the regton ot— available somewhere in the regton ot to— available somewhere in the region of 50 hours, not very neon— region of 50 hours, not very meet to— region of 50 hours, not very meet to e— region of 50 hours, not very much is a best— region of 50 hours, not very much is a best case scenario, i tntnx— much is a best case scenario, i tntnx ton-t— much is a best case scenario, i think isn't it?— much is a best case scenario, i think isn't it? and— much is a best case scenario, i think isn't it? and certainly by the think isn't it? and certainly by tne ooenot— think isn't it? and certainly by the sounds of— think isn't it? and certainly by the sounds of it— think isn't it? and certainly by the sounds of it ,— think isn't it? and certainly by the sounds of it , from what the sounds of it, from what yoee— the sounds of it, from what yoee oeytng— the sounds of it, from what you're saying, if— the sounds of it, from what you're saying, if they are at tne— you're saying, if they are at tne totton — you're saying, if they are at the bottom and— you're saying, if they are at the bottom and there are maybe otter— the bottom and there are maybe otner tntngo— the bottom and there are maybe other things wrong with this oetnerge— other things wrong with this submerge civil,— other things wrong with this submerge civil, it's not looking gooe— submerge civil, it's not looking goot .— submerge civil, it's not looking goot . ant— submerge civil, it's not looking goot . ant .— submerge civil, it's not looking goot . ant . t— submerge civil, it's not looking good . and . i mean, my thoughts good. and. i mean, my thoughts are good. and. i mean, my thoughts wttn— good. and. i mean, my thoughts wttn tne— good. and. i mean, my thoughts are with the families and ewerytoty-o— are with the families and everybody's looking for hope we — everybody's looking for hope we tnto. — everybody's looking for hope with this. but— everybody's looking for hope with this. "tstii; everybody's looking for hope with this. ”tstii; everybody's looking for hope with this. : with this. but there also needs to be a dose of realism that goes with this. and you're right, it doesn't every hour that passes without having found it or without initiating a rescue means you you're closer to failure effectively . and i to failure effectively. and i think the location- ”c: ti;�*"�*"ti;ti.e wily and i think the location piece is one part— think the location piece is one pert ot— think the location piece is one pert ot rt.— think the location piece is one ten ot tt. tet— think the location piece is one part of it. but to— think the location piece is one part of it. but to just to be ette— part of it. but to just to be ette to— part of it. but to just to be able to generate a rescue oetotte— able to generate a rescue oetotte ot— able to generate a rescue outside of 600m of depth is reetty— outside of 600m of depth is reetty, reetty— outside of 600m of depth is

really, really difficult . /ti. really, really difficult. you newe— really, really difficult. you tewe teen— really, really difficult. you have been underwater quite a lot, really in your capacity as the navy's submarine service for 23 years. i imagine you got really used to that . but for really used to that. but for people like two of the people on this who as we understand, have not ever been on a craft like this before , i mean, to not this before, i mean, to not panic , it must be impossible . panic, it must be impossible. yeah, i agree totally. i mean , yeah, i agree totally. i mean, ewerytoty— yeah, i agree totally. i mean, everybody fears— yeah, i agree totally. i mean, everybody fears what they don't enterotent— everybody fears what they don't enterotent .— everybody fears what they don't understand . and— everybody fears what they don't understand . and that is a crazy understand. and that is a crazy extenene — understand. and that is a crazy extenene t— understand. and that is a crazy experience. i mean, even if i on toert— experience. i mean, even if i was on board a— experience. i mean, even if i was on board a submersible at tnet— was on board a submersible at that particular— was on board a submersible at that particular depth, i would be that particular depth, i would te — that particular depth, i would be anxious. you— that particular depth, i would be anxious. you know, very , very be anxious. you know, very, very ant— be anxious. you know, very, very ant we— be anxious. you know, very, very anxious. and we always say that the submarine— anxious. and we always say that the submarine service is around the submarine service is around tne wont.— the submarine service is around tne wont. ee— the submarine service is around the world, are fully trained. xoe— the world, are fully trained. xoe xnow. — the world, are fully trained. you know, they're fully trained crews who understand how ernenneoot— crews who understand how submarines they submarines operate. they understand— submarines operate. they understand the environment that tney— understand the environment that they-in,— understand the environment that tney-tn-tney- they operate in, and they tney-re— they operate in, and they they're trained - they operate in, and they they're trained to deal with any ewenteet— they're trained to deal with any eventual crisis. _ they're trained to deal with any eventual crisis. whereas with tne— eventual crisis. whereas with tne exoeetton— eventual crisis. whereas with the exception of— eventual crisis. whereas with the exception of the pilot on toert— the exception of the pilot on toert tne— the exception of the pilot on board the pilot— the exception of the pilot on board the pilot will be trained. but board the pilot will be trained. net ewerytoty— board the pilot will be trained. but everybody else is not able tolenytntng— but everybody else is not able tolenytntng .— but everybody else is not able to.anything . and- but everybody else is not able to anything . and it's such to do anything. and it's such a onett.— to do anything. and it's such a

small, confined— to do anything. and it's such a small, confined environment that ooneworo-t een- small, confined environment that some-worst part of- small, confined environment that some worst part of it is some of the worst part of it is not— some of the worst part of it is not tetng— some of the worst part of it is not being able— some of the worst part of it is not being able to— some of the worst part of it is not being able to do anything. toe-we— not being able to do anything. xoe-we got— not being able to do anything. xoe-we got no— not being able to do anything. you've got no control over your teottny— you've got no control over your teottny et— you've got no control over your destiny at that— you've got no control over your destiny at that point. there's notntng— destiny at that point. there's. notntng—exoeet nothing else you can do except wett— nothing else you can do except wett ent— nothing else you can do except wett ent note— nothing else you can do except wait and hope that somebody is going— wait and hope that somebody is gotngloone— wait and hope that somebody is gotngloone ent— wait and hope that somebody is going come and rescue going to come and rescue you. stoete— going to come and rescue you. stoete .— going to come and rescue you. stoete . ane— going to come and rescue you. should . and things— going to come and rescue you. should . and things like- going to come and rescue you. should . and things like this should. and things like this exist. i mean, you were obviously in the navy and that is military grade. if equipment run by a series of people who have to undergo x amount of years training and you're constantly surrounded by these these people. and also as well, part of your remit is to potentially save the world or at least a part of it at any moment's notice. so the existence of the kind of thing you were doing is necessary. should people , do you think, be should people, do you think, be able to pay quarter of £1 million to get in something that's the size of a transit van and have closer look and try and have a closer look at titanic? or is was it a at the titanic? or is was it a recipe for disaster is what we're at? yes. we're trying to get at? yes. i mean, i've been ”c: e”; g gig 7 yes. i mean, i've been pondering about this mean, i've been pondering about tnto totey— mean, i've been pondering about tnto totey ent— mean, i've been pondering about this today and the— mean, i've been pondering about this today and the fact is, teotte— this today and the fact is,

people pav— this today and the fact is, people pay money to do if tney-we— people pay money to do if tney-we got— people pay money to do if they've got the— people pay money to do if they've got the to money be able to to— they've got the to money be able to to g,— they've got the to money be able to to n, tney— they've got the to money be able to to g, tney pay— they've got the to money be able to do it, they pay money to do extee— to do it, they pay money to do extreme things— to do it, they pay money to do extreme things and push the toenteneo— extreme things and push the. boundaries—can boundaries of what humans can do. boundaries of what humans can to-toox— boundaries of what humans can to-toox et— boundaries of what humans can do.-look at space- do. so if you look at space trewet— do. so if you look at space trewet yoe— do. so if you look at space travel, you could- do. so if you look at space travel, you could ask the same geeotton— travel, you could ask the same question-bases— travel, you could ask the same question bases and richard question in bases and richard tenoon— question in bases and richard branson enabling civilian flight into branson enabling civilian flight tnto oteoe— branson enabling civilian flight tnto oeeoe to— branson enabling civilian flight into space is another example wnere— into space is another example wnere tne— into space is another example where the sea— into space is another example where the sea is— into space is another example where the sea is less explored tnen— where the sea is less explored tnen oeeoe— where the sea is less explored than space and— where the sea is less explored than space and i— where the sea is less explored than space and i understand why ewtenererot— than space and i understand why adventurers would— than space and i understand why adventurers would want to push the adventurers would want to push tne entto— adventurers would want to push tne ttntto to— adventurers would want to push the limits to go— adventurers would want to push the limits to go and do that. ant— the limits to go and do that. ant tn— the limits to go and do that. ant tn tn— the limits to go and do that. and in in some— the limits to go and do that. and in in some cases, this is etweyo— and in in some cases, this is etweyo gotng— and in in some cases, this is etweyo gotng to— and in in some cases, this is always going to result in tregety— always going to result in tregety eo— always going to result in tragedy as you push those boundaries— tragedy as you push those boundaries and sadly, here we are boundaries and sadly, here we teot— boundaries and sadly, here we are just based— boundaries and sadly, here we are just based off— boundaries and sadly, here we are just based off what we all xnow— are just based off what we all xnow et— are just based off what we all xnow et tne— are just based off what we all know at the moment . �*7 know at the moment. i'm if yoee— know at the moment. i'm if you're comfortable doing it, i suppose, you know, i don't want to drag you down alleyway you're not comfortable with, but there are numerous that may are numerous things that may have gone wrong. clearly something it's dam something has. so it's arade dam maybe tangled in the tangled in the wreckage or lost power or something. i mean, do you have any theories ? yeah, i do. so the any theories? yeah, i do. so the fact that we're in— fact that we're in communications for an fact that we're in- communications for an hour fact that we're in— communications for an hour and teot tnet tn— communications for an hour and a nett— communications for an hour and a next tetore— communications for an hour and a half before communications were toot—

half before communications were lost effectively— half before communications were lost effectively would indicate to me— lost effectively would indicate to me tnet— lost effectively would indicate to me that something catastrophic- to me that something catastrophic happened catastrophic had happened at tnet— catastrophic had happened at tnet-so— catastrophic had happened at tnet-so t— catastrophic had happened at that-so i would- catastrophic had happened at that so i would take that that point. so i would take that ettner— that point. so i would take that ettner tney-we— that point. so i would take that either they've had— that point. so i would take that either they've had an electrical tettere— either they've had an electrical tettere or— either they've had an electrical failure or they've— either they've had an electrical failure or they've lost. they've net— failure or they've lost. they've net e— failure or they've lost. they've had a mechanical— failure or they've lost. they've had a mechanical failure on on on tne— had a mechanical failure on on on the submersible itself, which has on the submersible itself, which neo reoettet— on the submersible itself, which has resulted in— on the submersible itself, which has resulted in basically being tootng— has resulted in basically being losing control— has resulted in basically being losing control of— has resulted in basically being losing control of it, which is when— losing control of it, which is wnton to— losing control of it, which is wnton to wny— losing control of it, which is which is why they've lost communication and no longer tetng— communication and no longer tetng ette— communication and no longer tetng ette to— communication and no longer being able to do— communication and no longer being able to do anything if tney-we— being able to do anything if tney-we toot— being able to do anything if they've lost control of the submersible— they've lost control of the submersible itself, they've lost control of the submersible itself , then they submersible itself, then they newe — submersible itself, then they newe no — submersible itself, then they have no control— submersible itself, then they have no control over where the oetnerottte— have no control over where the submersible lands. so it just onttneeo— submersible lands. so it just continues, continues its descent . ant— continues, continues its descent . ant tnen— continues, continues its descent . and then,.course,- continues, continues its descent . and then, course, once it's . and then, of course, once it's tt-o— . and then, of course, once it's tt-o et— . and then, of course, once it's once it's at the— . and then, of course, once it's once it's at the bottom, trying to recover that— once it's at the bottom, trying to recover that without power, wttnoet— to recover that without power, without electricity, you can't do without electricity, you can't to enytntng — without electricity, you can't do anything manually because it's do anything manually because tt-o e— do anything manually because to e oeetet— do anything manually because it's a sealed it's— do anything manually because it's a sealed it's a— do anything manually because it's a sealed it's a sealed tube . ttteottwety— it's a sealed it's a sealed tube . effectively. you— it's a sealed it's a sealed tube . effectively. you can't open tne— . effectively. you can't open tne neton— . effectively. you can't open the hatch and— . effectively. you can't open the hatch and hope to escape teeoe— the hatch and hope to escape because you're— the hatch and hope to escape because you're so— the hatch and hope to escape because you're so deep . the because you're so deep. the treooere yoe— because you're so deep. the pressure, you know, the pressure is pressure, you know, the pressure to too— pressure, you know, the pressure to too ter— pressure, you know, the pressure to too ter et— pressure, you know, the pressure is 400 bar at three,— pressure, you know, the pressure is 400 bar at three, 3000m. so. so is 400 bar at three, 3000m. so. so to— is 400 bar at three, 3000m. so. so it's considerable,— so it's considerable, considerable challenges to deal wttn— considerable challenges to deal we ent— considerable challenges to deal with and then— considerable challenges to deal with and then effecting a rescue on a submersible.— with and then effecting a rescue on a submersible. whilst we've got,— on a submersible. whilst we've got. tor— on a submersible. whilst we've got, for example,— on a submersible. whilst we've got, for example, the nato oernennet— got, for example, the nato submarine rescue system, which is submarine rescue system, which to geeret— submarine rescue system, which to geeret up— submarine rescue system, which to geeret up to— submarine rescue system, which is geared up to rescue off any

oernennet— is geared up to rescue off any oernennet tn— is geared up to rescue off any submarine in the— is geared up to rescue off any submarine in the world, as are moot— submarine in the world, as are most rescue systems , they're not most rescue systems, they're not geeret— most rescue systems, they're not geeret ee— most rescue systems, they're not geeret up to— most rescue systems, they're not geared up to rescue— most rescue systems, they're not geared up to rescue from submersibles. _ geared up to rescue from submersibles. so, so i think tnere-o— submersibles. so, so i think there's been— submersibles. so, so i think there's been some technical tney— there's been some technical issues they haven't been able to teet— issues they haven't been able to teet wttn— issues they haven't been able to deal with those— issues they haven't been able to deal with those either immediately or subsequent. lee and immediately or subsequent. lee ant tnen— immediately or subsequent. lee ant ten to— immediately or subsequent. lee and then it's trying to work out now— and then it's trying to work out now now— and then it's trying to work out now now yoe— and then it's trying to work out how how you recover that otteetton— how how you recover that situation often. ' t: i“ situation often. and just in terms of that recovery. one final one while i've got you, if that's okay. sure. how let's say it's on the bottom of the ocean, which i mean, it's pretty much a 5050 chance that that's where it's going to be. so let's say it's going to be. so let's say it's on the bottom of the ocean. how are we getting that back any time soon? so, yeah, well, tnet-o— time soon? so, yeah, well, tnet-o tne — time soon? so, yeah, well, that's the $50 _ e 7 so, yeah, well, that's the $50 million question, ton-t— that's the $50 million question, ton-t tt— that's the $50 million question, ton-t tt e— that's the $50 million question, ton-t tt 7 now— that's the $50 million question, isn't it ? how do— that's the $50 million question, isn't it ? how do you recover isn't it? how do you recover oonetntnge— isn't it? how do you recover something? firstly, you need to tooete— something? firstly, you need to tooete rt.— something? firstly, you need to tooete t. t— something? firstly, you need to locate it. i mean,— something? firstly, you need to locate it. i mean, if you think now— locate it. i mean, if you think now tong— locate it. i mean, if you think now tong tt— locate it. i mean, if you think how long it took— locate it. i mean, if you think how long it took to find the tttento— how long it took to find the tttento tt-o— how long it took to find the titanic, it's-ages- how long it took to find the titanic, it's ages try titanic, it's took ages to try ent— titanic, it's took ages to try ent tnt— titanic, it's took ages to try and find something that's 6.7m tong.— and find something that's 6.7m long. somewhere— and find something that's 6.7m long. somewhere in the vicinity of long. somewhere in the vicinity ot wreoxege— long. somewhere in the vicinity of wreckage around the titanic is of wreckage around the titanic to nonotroo— of wreckage around the titanic is monstrous ,— of wreckage around the titanic is monstrous , difficult, and is monstrous, difficult, and tnen— is monstrous, difficult, and ten to— is monstrous, difficult, and then to recover— is monstrous, difficult, and then to recover it, you can't enotner— then to recover it, you can't use another submersible to be ette— use another submersible to be ette to— use another submersible to be ette to to— use another submersible to be ette to to t.— use another submersible to be able to do it. you— use another submersible to be able to do it. you can't use a

renotety— able to do it. you can't use a remotely operated- able to do it. you can't use a remotely operated vehicle that yoee— remotely operated vehicle that yoee tnet— remotely operated vehicle that yoee tnet yoe— remotely operated vehicle that you're that you were talking etoet—tel you're that you were talking. about—it. there about previously to do it. there neeto— about previously to do it. there neeto to— about previously to do it. there neeto to te— about previously to do it. there needs to be some— about previously to do it. there needs to be some way of etteontng— needs to be some way of attaching something ng cable or otnerwtoe— attaching something ng cable or otnerwtoe tn— attaching something ng cable or otherwise in order— attaching something ng cable or otherwise in order to bring it to tne— otherwise in order to bring it to the surface.— otherwise in order to bring it to the surface. and that's a tntee— to the surface. and that's a tree tn— to the surface. and that's a three in excess— to the surface. and that's a three in excess of 2.4km cable. to three in excess of 2.4km cable. to te— three in excess of 2.4km cable. to te ette— three in excess of 2.4km cable. to te ette to— three in excess of 2.4km cable. to be able to do— three in excess of 2.4km cable. to be able to do that . and to be able to do that. and tnet-o— to be able to do that. and that's never— to be able to do that. and that's never been done before. toot— that's never been done before. toot-tnenx— that's never been done before. look,-thank you. - that's never been done before. look,-thank you. really. look, ryan, thank you. really really interesting to get your insight on this and thank you for coming on and sharing that with us all. ryan ramsey there, who the navy's who who was in the navy's submarine service for 23 years saying a lot of what i think tragically, we all may be thought, which is it is a depressingly bleak scenario, isn't it , for those people who isn't it, for those people who are in that submersible vehicle at moment, somewhere near at the moment, somewhere near the titanic, of course , the the titanic, of course, the thoughts are all with their families, with them . and if families, with them. and if there any developments, we there are any developments, we will those to you straight will bring those to you straight away on very show. away here on this very show. we've got loads that we've got loads more on that story our website and that's story on our website and that's gb news .com is the fastest growing website in growing national news website in the got best the country. it's got the best analysis, big opinion. and of course, all of the latest breaking like that story breaking news like that story

that you that we've just brought to you right a few days right there. now a few days after and meghan's after harry and meghan's multi—million pound spotify deal was binned, it's been claimed that meghan faked some of the interviews. and in just a few minutes, this will be big. jacob rees—mogg will be right here on this show to his on this show to give his take on yesterday's partygate debate in this show to give his take on yestcommonsirtygate debate in this show to give his take on yestcommons .tygate debate in this show to give his take on yestcommons. igate debate in this show to give his take on yestcommons. i thinkiebate in this show to give his take on yestcommons. i think it)ate in this show to give his take on yestcommons. i think it was in the commons. i think it was a waste of time. i suspect he does as well. jacob is about as pumped up as he gets on this, so we'll have full throttle jacob rees—mogg coming your way shortly. christys gb shortly. patrick christys on gb news britain's news

gb news is the people's. gb news is the people's . channel gb news is the people's. channel well, jacob rees—mogg is ready to go.— well, jacob rees—mogg is ready to go. te— well, jacob rees—mogg is ready to go. t-tt newe— well, jacob rees—mogg is ready to go. i'll have him on the show in to go. i'll have him on the show tn teot— to go. i'll have him on the show tn teot e— to go. i'll have him on the show in just a matter— to go. i'll have him on the show in just a matter of— to go. i'll have him on the show in just a matter of moments with his in just a matter of moments with no wewo— in just a matter of moments with no on— in just a matter of moments with his views on yesterday's debate etoet— his views on yesterday's debate etoet tne— his views on yesterday's debate about the partygate report. nentet— about the partygate report. harriet harman, theresa may tottttoo— harriet harman, theresa may tottttoo tn— harriet harman, theresa may politics in general, but at the neo— politics in general, but at the ntto teot— politics in general, but at the ntto. teot xeee— politics in general, but at the hits, just keep on— politics in general, but at the hits, just keep on coming for henry— hits, just keep on coming for henry ent— hits, just keep on coming for harry and meghan because wegnen-o— harry and meghan because meghan's been— harry and meghan because meghan's been accused of faking ot— meghan's been accused of faking ot tne— meghan's been accused of faking some of the interviews that she did some of the interviews that she ere-ootoeo— some of the interviews that she did-podcast for- some of the interviews that she did podcast for spotify . did in her podcast for spotify. oetety— did in her podcast for spotify. serety not. — did in her podcast for spotify. surely not. the— did in her podcast for spotify. surely not. the couple's deal wont— surely not. the couple's deal was worth around _ surely not. the couple's deal was worth around £18 million. i woett— was worth around £18 million. i woett to— was worth around £18 million. i would do anything for £18 ntttton— would do anything for £18 million, but— would do anything for £18 million, but now says more about me.— million, but now says more about t— million, but now says more about t tntnx. — million, but now says more about t tntnx. tet— million, but now says more about me, i think. but it— million, but now says more about me, i think. but it was terminated— me, i think. but it was terminated afterjust one terminated after just one series. and— terminated after just one series. and now the american wetotte— series. and now the american wetotte tot— series. and now the american website pod news says it's heard tron— website pod news says it's heard tron netttete— website pod news says it's heard from multiple sources that some of from multiple sources that some ot wegnen-o— from multiple sources that some of meghan's interviews were done by-people_ of meghan's interviews were done ty-teoete wttn— of meghan's interviews were done by-people with her- by other people with her geeottono— by other people with her questions edited in afterwards. on top— questions edited in afterwards. on top ot— questions edited in afterwards. on top ot tnet— questions edited in afterwards. on top of that, a— questions edited in afterwards. on top of that, a senior spotify exeete— on top of that, a senior spotify executive has— on top of that, a senior spotify executive has called harry and wegnen— executive has called harry and meghan grifters._ executive has called harry and meghan grifters. there was enotner— meghan grifters. there was another word _ meghan grifters. there was another word that he used before gnttero— another word that he used before gnttero tet— another word that he used before gnttero tet tt— another word that he used before grifters, but it is— another word that he used before grifters, but it is just about to go— grifters, but it is just about to go anto—

grifters, but it is just about to go 4:30 and— grifters, but it is just about to go 4:30 and we can't use it. joining— to go 4:30 and we can't use it. rotntng ne— to go 4:30 and we can't use it. rotntng ne ow— to go 4:30 and we can't use it. joining me now is— to go 4:30 and we can't use it. joining me now is royal commentator- joining me now is royal commentator caroline aston. eerene.— commentator caroline aston. caroline, thank— commentator caroline aston. caroline, thank you very much . caroline, thank you very much. treet— caroline, thank you very much. ereet to— caroline, thank you very much. ereet to newe— caroline, thank you very much. great to have you— caroline, thank you very much. great to have you on the show. i tnto— great to have you on the show. i tnto to— great to have you on the show. i mean, this is shocking, if true, ton-t— mean, this is shocking, if true, ton-t rte— mean, this is shocking, if true, ton-t to see.— mean, this is shocking, if true, isn't it? see, meghan markle for £18 isn't it? see, meghan markle for oto ntttton— isn't it? see, meghan markle for £18 million couldn't even be totneret— £18 million couldn't even bej bothered—people bothered to interview people neroett. — bothered to interview people. herself. _well, herself. surely not. well well, gette. — herself. surely not. well well, gette. ane— herself. surely not. well well, quite. and here— herself. surely not. well well, quite. and here we- herself. surely not. well well,- quite. and here we-another quite. and here we have another sub plot saga that is sub plot in the saga that is sussex life. yes. and it's a neoty— sussex life. yes. and it's a neoty teettng— sussex life. yes. and it's a nasty feeling, isn't- sisstix ”ti; yes. and it's a nasty feeling, isn't it, that one— nasty feeling, isn't it, that onty ooe— nasty feeling, isn't it, that only some of— nasty feeling, isn't it, that only some of the glitterati that were featured _ only some of the glitterati that were featured in— only some of the glitterati that were featured in the podcast were actually— were featured in the podcast were actually glittering enough to te— were actually glittering enough to be interviewed— were actually glittering enough to be interviewed by the duchess neroette— to be interviewed by the duchess herself? there's— to be interviewed by the duchess herself? there's a— to be interviewed by the duchess herself? there's a kind of hint of herself? there's a kind of hint ot twe— herself? there's a kind of hint ot twe ton— herself? there's a kind of hint of diva ish there,— herself? there's a kind of hint of diva ish there, diva ish otett— of diva ish there, diva ish stuff there _ of diva ish there, diva ish stuff there that you had to be at stuff there that you had to be et e— stuff there that you had to be et e oenetn— stuff there that you had to be at a certain level— stuff there that you had to be at a certain level to be in her presence. otherwise an intimate nettery— presence. otherwise an intimate nettery woett— presence. otherwise an intimate mediary would do— presence. otherwise an intimate mediary would do the for job ner- — mediary would do the for job ner- ant— mediary would do the for job her. and then— mediary would do the for job her. and then she, as you say, etttet— her. and then she, as you say, was edited in.— her. and then she, as you say, was edited in. you— her. and then she, as you say, was edited in. you wouldn't teeeoe— was edited in. you wouldn't tettewe tt— was edited in. you wouldn't tettewe tt .— was edited in. you wouldn't believe it . and— was edited in. you wouldn't believe it . and the grifters , believe it. and the grifters, wett— believe it. and the grifters, wett tnet-o— believe it. and the grifters, well, that's a— believe it. and the grifters, well, that's a story that's going— well, that's a story that's gotng to— well, that's a story that's gotng to en— well, that's a story that's going to run and run in america, i going to run and run in america, ttntnx— going to run and run in america, t tntnx .— going to run and run in america, t tntnx . wot— going to run and run in america, i think . not good— going to run and run in america, i think . not good as meghan, of i think. not good as meghan, of course , attempts— i think. not good as meghan, of course , attempts to relaunch her course, attempts to relaunch her trent— course, attempts to relaunch her gang, ner— course, attempts to relaunch her brand, her image— course, attempts to relaunch her brand, her image as the face of etoe— brand, her image as the face of ttor newng— brand, her image as the face of ttor newng ot— brand, her image as the face of dior having of course, conveniently- dior having of course, conveniently sent her husband, nttnee— conveniently sent her husband,

tnnoe terry.— conveniently sent her husband, prince harry, along to the coronation— prince harry, along to the coronation for— prince harry, along to the coronation for a brief visit. tet— coronation for a brief visit. tet e— coronation for a brief visit. tet e tnet— coronation for a brief visit. but a brief visit- coronation for a brief visit. but a brief visit where he was treooet— but a brief visit where he was treooet tn.— but a brief visit where he was dressed in. guess— but a brief visit where he was dressed in. guess what, dior? wnet— dressed in. guess what, dior? wnet etoe— dressed in. guess what, dior? wnet etoe e — dressed in. guess what, dior? what else ? oh,— dressed in. guess what, dior? what else ? cit" dressed in. guess what, dior? what else ? o" g what else? oh, my gosh. i mean, it all comes together, doesn't it? this really. but why would any brand want to work with her if you just hand over £18 million and then she gets some poor runner or whatever to interview someone who's still very famous, but of course he's not on her level . this is just not on her level. this is just an absolute mistake , isn't it? an absolute mistake, isn't it? well , hugely divisive. there's well, hugely divisive. there's tnen— well, hugely divisive. there's tnen e— well, hugely divisive. there's more than a whiff of marmite etoet— more than a whiff of marmite etoet tne— more than a whiff of marmite about the sussex— more than a whiff of marmite about the sussex brand. you enter— about the sussex brand. you ettner towe— about the sussex brand. you either love it— about the sussex brand. you either love it or— about the sussex brand. you either love it or you don't tntnx— either love it or you don't think much— either love it or you don't think much of— either love it or you don't think much of it at all. or oeteo— think much of it at all. or sometimes you- think much of it at all. or sometimes you even wish it would go ewey— sometimes you even wish it would go away altogether.— sometimes you even wish it would go away altogether. and i think etoe— go away altogether. and i think ttor ee— go away altogether. and i think ttor gotng— go away altogether. and i think dior are going out on kind of a oornrnerotet— dior are going out on kind of a commercial limb— dior are going out on kind of a commercial limb here because tnere-o— commercial limb here because tnere-o teen— commercial limb here because there's been lots— commercial limb here because there's been lots of stuff out were— there's been lots of stuff out there online,— there's been lots of stuff out there online, people saying, wett— there online, people saying, wett tnet-o— there online, people saying, well, that's it,— there online, people saying, well, that's it, i'll never buy a well, that's it, i'll never buy e teet— well, that's it, i'll never buy e teet teg— well, that's it, i'll never buy e teet teg or— well, that's it, i'll never buy a deal bag or dior perfume or tnteet— a deal bag or dior perfume or indeed anything— a deal bag or dior perfume or indeed anything dior, because i ton-t— indeed anything dior, because i ton-t went— indeed anything dior, because i ton-t went to— indeed anything dior, because i don't want to put— indeed anything dior, because i don't want to put more money tnto— don't want to put more money tnto tne— don't want to put more money into the coffers— don't want to put more money into the coffers that run camp ttonteotto. — into the coffers that run camp montecito. it's— into the coffers that run camp

montecito. it's as— into the coffers that run camp montecito. it's as simple as tnet— montecito. it's as simple as tnet. etoe— montecito. it's as simple as that. dior may— montecito. it's as simple as that. dior may come to regret tnto— that. dior may come to regret tnto ent— that. dior may come to regret tnto ent t— that. dior may come to regret this, and i think— that. dior may come to regret this, and i think meghan herself is this, and i think meghan herself to gotng— this, and i think meghan herself to gotng to— this, and i think meghan herself to gotng to te— this, and i think meghan herself is going to be very— this, and i think meghan herself is going to be very much under the microscope— is going to be very much under the microscope in— is going to be very much under the microscope in the days and weexo— the microscope in the days and weexo eteee— the microscope in the days and weexo eneet .— the microscope in the days and weeks ahead . will netflix drop weeks ahead. will netflix drop tnen — weeks ahead. will netflix drop tnen eo— weeks ahead. will netflix drop them as well?— weeks ahead. will netflix drop them as well? well, why not? i there— them as well? well, why not? i mean, there appears— them as well? well, why not? i mean, there appears although i'd be gutted if netflix dropped them. i don't like to go on about this. caroline in fact, thanks. thanks for bringing it up but i was actually in that netflix documentary a couple of times. get embarrassed times. i get embarrassed talking about talking about i get embarrassed talking about i get embarrassed talking about move on. but about it. so we'll move on. but but that but every single time that meghan especially pipes up with something, there appears to be a story in the immediate aftermath that proves or strongly that either proves or strongly indicates that it's not true. you know , you can literally you know, you can literally rattle countless examples rattle off countless examples here, whether it's the car, here, whether it's with the car, whether racism, whether it's with the racism, whether it's with the racism, whether she whether it's whatever she doesn't like be called a doesn't like to be called a diva. and she accuses people of racism really whenever they dare to criticise her. but in all of this now, it would appear that she hasn't worked very hard for her £18 million and has actually

fundamental she lied to the audience. if this is true, who think that they are getting meghan markle interviewing someone when in fact they had a producer there and meghan markle dubbedin producer there and meghan markle dubbed in afterwards. absolutely. but how very dubbed in afterwards. - absolutely. but how very short otgntet— absolutely. but how very short otgntet ent— absolutely. but how very short sighted and how— absolutely. but how very short sighted and how very trusting to tntnx— sighted and how very trusting to tntnx tnet— sighted and how very trusting to think that this— sighted and how very trusting to think that this wouldn't eventually— think that this wouldn't eventually leak out as it has tone— eventually leak out as it has tone .— eventually leak out as it has tone . ant— eventually leak out as it has tone . ant t— eventually leak out as it has done . and i think all the way done. and i think all the way tnroegn— done. and i think all the way tnroegn tnto— done. and i think all the way through this three year period oe— through this three year period tne— through this three year period since the great— through this three year period since the great escape to ttonteotto— since the great escape to montecito ,— since the great escape to montecito , to— since the great escape to montecito , to this sunlit climes montecito, to this sunlit climes of montecito, to this sunlit climes ot cetttornte— montecito, to this sunlit climes of california ,— montecito, to this sunlit climes of california , there have been of california, there have been reetty— of california, there have been some really big— of california, there have been some really big hiccups in the pr some really big hiccups in the ex tnet— some really big hiccups in the pr that these— some really big hiccups in the pr that these two have used, newe— pr that these two have used, newe tnet— pr that these two have used, have fired people , they've hired have fired people, they've hired people-_ have fired people, they've hired teotte. ant— have fired people, they've hired teotte. ant teot— have fired people, they've hired people. and just somehow they nge— people. and just somehow they nge to— people. and just somehow they manage to fall— people. and just somehow they manage to fall short. all the ente.— manage to fall short. all the wntte. t— manage to fall short. all the while. i mean,— manage to fall short. all the while. i mean, looking at terry-o— while. i mean, looking at nerry-o wort— while. i mean, looking at harry's visit over here the otner— harry's visit over here the otner weex— harry's visit over here the other week to _ harry's visit over here the other week to the mirror group newoteter— other week to the mirror group newspaper trial, _ other week to the mirror group newspaper trial, again, his wnote— newspaper trial, again, his whole attitude— newspaper trial, again, his whole attitude demeanour. tnere-o— whole attitude demeanour. tnere-oteot— whole attitude demeanour. there's just this hint all the tne— there's just this hint all the ttne ot— there's just this hint all the time of being— there's just this hint all the time of being entitled, of being tnwtteget— time of being entitled, of being tnwteget .— time of being entitled, of being tnwteget . ant— time of being entitled, of being privileged . and sadly, patrick privileged. and sadly, patrick out privileged. and sadly, patrick oet ot— privileged. and sadly, patrick oet ot toeon— privileged. and sadly, patrick out of touch with what's really

going— out of touch with what's really gotng on— out of touch with what's really going on outside— out of touch with what's really going on outside the bubble that is going on outside the bubble that to tnen— going on outside the bubble that is their world. _ going on outside the bubble that is their world. don't forget , is their world. don't forget, tney— is their world. don't forget, tney otte— is their world. don't forget, they still owe— is their world. don't forget, they still owe some books as wee.— they still owe some books as wet tne— they still owe some books as well. the penguin random house toox— well. the penguin random house toox teet— well. the penguin random house toox teet ent— well. the penguin random house book deal and harry did tell us tnet— book deal and harry did tell us we tnee— book deal and harry did tell us that there were _ book deal and harry did tell us that there were 400 pages of oeee — that there were 400 pages of oeee tt— that there were 400 pages of spare. it ended— that there were 400 pages of spare. it ended up on the oetttng— spare. it ended up on the cutting room— spare. it ended up on the cutting room floor. so brace yoeroett— cutting room floor. so brace yoeroett tor— cutting room floor. so brace yourself for that. come to think of yourself for that. come to think ot tt— yourself for that. come to think ot n, tnoegn— yourself for that. come to think of it, though, patrick, where is terry?— of it, though, patrick, where is nerrye neo— of it, though, patrick, where is nerrye we gone— of it, though, patrick, where is harry? he's gone very , very harry? he's gone very, very getet— harry? he's gone very, very getet . — harry? he's gone very, very getet . en.— harry? he's gone very, very quiet. um, yeah,- harry? he's gone very, very quiet . gilt?“ harry? he's gone very, very quiet . gilt?" harry? he's gone very, very- quiet . um, yeah, they appear to quiet. um, yeah, they appear to be doing less and less together. and i wonder what happens. caroline can i thank you from the of my heart for the bottom of my heart for agreeing to an actual real agreeing to do an actual real face to interview with me face to face interview with me in ? it's a novelty. i in person? it's a novelty. i know meghan obviously is not aware of this kind of aware of that. this kind of format but. there we format exists, but. but there we go . caroline, you ever. go. caroline, thank you as ever. caroline aston, a royal caroline aston, who's a royal commentator , fascinating font of commentator, fascinating font of royal well . good royal knowledge as well. good stuff. more to come stuff. now, loads more to come between now and 5:00, i will have the story . really bizarre have the story. really bizarre this of a woman who branded herself devil baby who's been sentenced for stalking and harassing premier league footballers to the absolute extreme by the way. and in just

a few minutes , yes, he is ready a few minutes, yes, he is ready to go. a live interview with the one and only jacob rees—mogg . one and only jacob rees—mogg. he's going to have his say on the partygate debate on harriet harman, on theresa may, on all of the absolute guff and nonsense that we heard in parliament yesterday. but first, it's latest headlines with it's your latest headlines with polly . patrick. thank you . the polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories this hour, ti.

two— an hour and 45 minutes into the two toen— an hour and 45 minutes into the two hour descent.— an hour and 45 minutes into the two hour descent. the site of tne— two hour descent. the site of tne tttento— two hour descent. the site of the titanic off— two hour descent. the site of the titanic off the coast of newfoundland— the titanic off the coast of newfoundland in canada on sunday notntng. — newfoundland in canada on sunday notntng. a— newfoundland in canada on sunday morning. a canadian aircraft has totnet— morning. a canadian aircraft has totnet tne— morning. a canadian aircraft has now joined the search here. wtoote— now joined the search here. nicola sturgeon— now joined the search here. nicola sturgeon has spoken out for nicola sturgeon has spoken out tor tne— nicola sturgeon has spoken out tor tne tnot— nicola sturgeon has spoken out for the first time— nicola sturgeon has spoken out for the first time in holyrood oe— for the first time in holyrood ner— for the first time in holyrood since her arrest.— for the first time in holyrood since her arrest. the former tnot— since her arrest. the former first minister— since her arrest. the former first minister of— since her arrest. the former first minister of scotland told retortero— first minister of scotland told reporters she's— first minister of scotland told reporters she's absolutely oenetn— reporters she's absolutely certain she's— reporters she's absolutely certain she's done nothing wong— certain she's done nothing wong tnet-o— certain she's done nothing wrong. that's after she was eneotet— wrong. that's after she was arrested and— wrong. that's after she was arrested and released without energe— arrested and released without onerge tn— arrested and released without onerge tn e— arrested and released without charge in a police investigation tnto— charge in a police investigation tnto swe— charge in a police investigation into snp finance— charge in a police investigation into snp finance .— charge in a police investigation into snp finance . asked whether into snp finance. asked whether she into snp finance. asked whether one onoett— into snp finance. asked whether she should stand— into snp finance. asked whether she should stand down from the sen— she should stand down from the see no— she should stand down from the snp, ms sturgeon— she should stand down from the snp, ms sturgeon said she'll etweyo— snp, ms sturgeon said she'll always consider— snp, ms sturgeon said she'll always consider what is best for the always consider what is best for tne teeny.— always consider what is best for tne teny. ant— always consider what is best for tne teny. ant tn— always consider what is best for the party. and in the united steteo— the party. and in the united states, president joe biden's nenter— states, president joe biden's son, hunter biden, has pleaded gettty— son, hunter biden, has pleaded gettty to— son, hunter biden, has pleaded guilty to federal— son, hunter biden, has pleaded guilty to federal tax charges. a ooen— guilty to federal tax charges. a court document— guilty to federal tax charges. a court document shows the 53 year old court document shows the 53 year ott enteret— court document shows the 53 year ott enteret e— court document shows the 53 year old entered a plea— court document shows the 53 year old entered a plea on two energeo— old entered a plea on two energeo ot— old entered a plea on two charges of wilfully failing to pay— charges of wilfully failing to tey tneone— charges of wilfully failing to pay income taxes and owed a ere—tnet— pay income taxes and owed a pre—trial diversion agreement on teern— pre—trial diversion agreement on one firearm offence— pre—trial diversion agreement on one firearm offence . the white one firearm offence. the white noeoe— one firearm offence. the white noeoe oeyo— one firearm offence. the white house says the— one firearm offence. the white house says the president is oettontng— house says the president is supporfing bis— house says the president is supporting his son and his ettorto— supporting his son and his ettono to— supporting his son and his efforts to rebuild his life . and efforts to rebuild his life. and xtng— efforts to rebuild his life. and xtng eteneo— efforts to rebuild his life. and king charles has— efforts to rebuild his life. and king charles has arrived at

toyet— king charles has arrived at toyet aooot— king charles has arrived at royal ascot, the first time ettenttng — royal ascot, the first time attending as— royal ascot, the first time attending as monarch alongside oeeen— attending as monarch alongside queen camilla,— attending as monarch alongside queen camilla, arriving by traditional— queen camilla, arriving by traditional horse and carriage . traditional horse and carriage. tne— traditional horse and carriage. tne ooeete— traditional horse and carriage. the couple joined by the duke ent— the couple joined by the duke ent teoneoo— the couple joined by the duke and duchess of— the couple joined by the duke and duchess of wellington, waved to tne — and duchess of wellington, waved to tne orowot— and duchess of wellington, waved to the crowds in— and duchess of wellington, waved to the crowds in the— and duchess of wellington, waved to the crowds in the grandstand. his to the crowds in the grandstand. nto tteteoty— to the crowds in the grandstand. nto tteteoty neo— to the crowds in the grandstand. his majesty has taken over the xete— his majesty has taken over the tete oeeen— his majesty has taken over the late queen elizabeth's thoroughbreds, with several due to eeoe— thoroughbreds, with several due to race over the— thoroughbreds, with several due to race over the next five days. tnooe— to race over the next five days. tnooe ee— to race over the next five days. tnooe yoee— to race over the next five days. those are your headlines. more on our website _ those are your headlines. more on our website gb— those are your headlines. more on our website gb news .com . on our website gb news .com. i sonne— on our website gb news .com. i some breaking— on our website gb news .com. . some breaking news- on our website gb news .com. i some breaking news that. some breaking news that has literally into our literally just come into our laps right now. and this is regarding the search for the submersible that's gone missing near titanic near the site of the titanic wreck. the us coastguard will hold a news conference at 6 pm. all time. and we will bring you that live on gb news. so the us coastguard will hold a news conference at 6 pm. in relation to that submersible that has gone missing near the wreckage

of the titanic. we will bring that to you live here on gb news closer to home this time yesterday , we were covering the yesterday, we were covering the debate in the house of commons into the partygate report. now, mps over one m.p. endorsed a report that found boris johnson lied parliament. now report that found boris johnson lietdenied'liament. now report that found boris johnson lietdenied special:. now report that found boris johnson lietdenied special access now report that found boris johnson lietdenied special access to now be denied special access to parliament, usually to parliament, usually granted to former and prime ministers former mps and prime ministers as well. but was this really a good use of commons time? haven't they got more important things to be talking about? conservative mp for north east somerset gb news presenter fan favourite jacob rees—mogg certainly thinks so . so when it certainly thinks so. so when it says that certainly thinks so. so when it oeyo we we— certainly thinks so. so when it says that we conclude- i so when it says that we conclude showed tnet— says that we conclude showed we we— says that we conclude showed that mr johnson— says that we conclude showed that mrjohnson is unlikely to that mr johnson is unlikely to newe— that mr johnson is unlikely to newe teen— that mr johnson is unlikely to have been unaware, unlikely to newe— have been unaware, unlikely to newe teen— have been unaware, unlikely to have been unaware, unlikely to have been unaware of obscure use of have been unaware of obscure use ot e— have been unaware of obscure use ot e toette— have been unaware of obscure use of a double negative to try and tntete— of a double negative to try and impute malfeasance to somebody wnere— impute malfeasance to somebody wnere tney— impute malfeasance to somebody where they cannot— impute malfeasance to somebody where they cannot prove it . they where they cannot prove it. they went— where they cannot prove it. they went to— where they cannot prove it. they want to assume— where they cannot prove it. they want to assume something. they went— want to assume something. they went to— want to assume something. they went to tneete— want to assume something. they want to impute something because tney— want to impute something because tney went— want to impute something because tney went to— want to impute something because they want to come— want to impute something because they want to come to a tenteeter— they want to come to a particular conclusion . well, particular conclusion. well, geeot— particular conclusion. well, jacob rees—mogg , i'm delighted

jacob rees—mogg, i'm delighted to oey— jacob rees—mogg, i'm delighted to oey. totno— jacob rees—mogg, i'm delighted to oey. totno ne— jacob rees—mogg, i'm delighted to say, joins me now. i to say, joins me now. jacob, ttenx— to say, joins me now. jacob, ttenx yoe— to say, joins me now. jacob, thank you very much. i watched all 14 minutes and i would urge everybody to do the same of you on your feet in parliament yesterday, tearing absolute straw , whips off the committee, straw, whips off the committee, tearing absolute strips off the report itself . why didn't more report itself. why didn't more people turn up and vote against it ? well because the vote was it? well because the vote was a foregone conclusion that the opposition was all going to vote against boris because it was fundamentally political. gets wrapped up as if it's : i gets wrapped up as if it's judicial, ent— wrapped up as if it's judicial, ent tt— wrapped up as if it's judicial, ent tt tt-o— wrapped up as if it's judicial, ent tt to e— wrapped up as if it's judicial, and if it's a fair— wrapped up as if it's judicial, and if it's a fair inquiry, it's not.— and if it's a fair inquiry, it's not. no— and if it's a fair inquiry, it's not. it's politics.- and if it's a fair inquiry, it's not. it's politics. and once you newe— not. it's politics. and once you newe tne— not. it's politics. and once you have the opposition against torto— have the opposition against tono ent— have the opposition against boris and the— have the opposition against boris and the boris haters wttntn— boris and the boris haters wttntn tne— boris and the boris haters within the conservative party, of within the conservative party, ot wnon— within the conservative party, of whom there _ within the conservative party, of whom there are sadly too neny— of whom there are sadly too neny. tnen— of whom there are sadly too many, then boris— of whom there are sadly too many, then boris was always toent— many, then boris was always toent to— many, then boris was always bound to lose— many, then boris was always bound to lose almost whatever the bound to lose almost whatever tne epon— bound to lose almost whatever tne reeon net— bound to lose almost whatever the report had said . and 118 the report had said. and 118 conservatives— the report had said. and 118 conservatives voted against torto— conservatives voted against boris yesterday.— conservatives voted against boris yesterday. but bear in ntnt— boris yesterday. but bear in ntnt .— boris yesterday. but bear in ntnt . teo— boris yesterday. but bear in mind , 148 conservatives voted mind, 148 conservatives voted egetnot— mind, 148 conservatives voted egetnot ntn — mind, 148 conservatives voted against him in— mind, 148 conservatives voted against him in the vote of no oontttenoe— against him in the vote of no confidence. a— against him in the vote of no confidence. a year ago. so in some ways, his— confidence. a year ago. so in some ways, his numbers are tetter— some ways, his numbers are tetter no— some ways, his numbers are better now than— some ways, his numbers are better now than they were last yeer— better now than they were last yeer . — better now than they were last yeer . wee.— better now than they were last yeer. wee. tn— better now than they were last year. well, i'm not-

better now than they were last year . year. well, i'm not surprised. and the latest polling shows that more popular than that he is more popular than rishi . and can't help rishi sunak. and i can't help but wonder or not the but wonder whether or not the conservative just conservative party have just committed well well, committed hari kari. well well, if we did, we did it last year and now we are where we are . and now we are where we are. but yes, when boris johnson left the but yes, when boris johnson left tne enme— but yes, when boris johnson left the prime ministership, the toneo— the prime ministership, the toneo wee— the prime ministership, the tories were a— the prime ministership, the tories were a few points behind in tories were a few points behind tn tne— tories were a few points behind tn tne ottnton— tories were a few points behind in the opinion polls and now etoet— in the opinion polls and now we're about 20— in the opinion polls and now we're about 20 points behind in the we're about 20 points behind in tne oetnton— we're about 20 points behind in the opinion polls.— we're about 20 points behind in the opinion polls. so you see we're about 20 points behind in the cause n polls. so you see we're about 20 points behind in the cause and lls. so you see we're about 20 points behind in the cause and effect you see we're about 20 points behind in the cause and effect that see we're about 20 points behind in the cause and effect that boris is the cause and effect that boris toleoeeter— the cause and effect that boris is popular national figure who is a popular national figure who connects with— is a popular national figure who connects with voters and getting rid connects with voters and getting no ot— connects with voters and getting no ot ntn — connects with voters and getting no ot ntn eo— connects with voters and getting rid of him was a— connects with voters and getting rid of him was a mistake. but all conservatives— rid of him was a mistake. but all conservatives are watching tnto— all conservatives are watching tnto totey. — all conservatives are watching this today. must— all conservatives are watching this today. must rally round teott— this today. must rally round rishi sunak— this today. must rally round rishi sunak because we don't went— rishi sunak because we don't went e— rishi sunak because we don't went e xete— rishi sunak because we don't want a keir starmer government. wett— want a keir starmer government. wee. tetx— want a keir starmer government. wee. we to— want a keir starmer government. well, talk to me— want a keir starmer government. well, talk to me a— want a keir starmer government. well, talk to me a bit— want a keir starmer government. well, talk to me a bit about- well, talk to me a bit about harriet harman. now, harriet harman appeared to be absolutely loving it yesterday, and from what i can gather, jacob, there is now going to be an inquiry into the inquiry. we have a cost of living crisis , mortgage of living crisis, mortgage rates, massive concern , migrant rates, massive concern, migrant crisis, both legal and illegal, nhs waiting times at record

levels, not enough school places. i could go on and yet the people locked in that westminster bubble seem to think that the british public want more partygate want more inquiries . they need to get out inquiries. they need to get out more or ship off, don't they ? more or ship off, don't they? well, the inquiry and the inquiry is entirely self—indulgent. it's inquiry is entirely self—indulgent . it's an inquiry self—indulgent. it's an inquiry tnto— self—indulgent. it's an inquiry tnto now— self—indulgent. it's an inquiry tnto now tne— self—indulgent. it's an inquiry into how the poor— 33 it's an inquiry into how the poor dears were ottentet — into how the poor dears were offended because people criticised _ offended because people criticised their committee as a meter— criticised their committee as a meter ot— criticised their committee as a matter of freedom of speech. you neot— matter of freedom of speech. you neot te— matter of freedom of speech. you must be entitled— matter of freedom of speech. you must be entitled to— matter of freedom of speech. you must be entitled to criticise terttenentery— must be entitled to criticise parliamentary committees and teee— parliamentary committees and tere t— parliamentary committees and tere t oey— parliamentary committees and tere t oey. yoe— parliamentary committees and dare i say, you must be to free onttotoe— dare i say, you must be to free criticise mps.— dare i say, you must be to free criticise mps. and— dare i say, you must be to free criticise mps. and there may te— criticise mps. and there may even be some— criticise mps. and there may even be some people who want to onttotoe— even be some people who want to onttotoe-yoe— even be some people who want to criticise-you may- even be some people who want to criticise you may think criticise me and you may think tnet— criticise me and you may think tnetlteeety— criticise me and you may think that deeply shocking. that is deeply shocking. but it's that is deeply shocking. but tt-o—treel it's their democratic free oteeon — it's their democratic free speech, right?- it's their democratic free speech, right? and you're ettowet— speech, right? and you're allowed to _ speech, right? and you're allowed to criticise harriet nerrnen— allowed to criticise harriet nerrnen too— allowed to criticise harriet harman too and say she shouldn't newe— harman too and say she shouldn't have _committee.- harman too and say she shouldn't have committee. and have chaired that committee. and will have chaired that committee. and wttt-tteeoe— have chaired that committee. and will-please-the- have chaired that committee. and will please the member will she please name the member of will she please name the member ot-gowernnent— will she please name the member of-government who— will she please name the member of government who said it of the government who said it ett— of the government who said it ett ngnt— of the government who said it was all right for— of the government who said it was all right for her to be the otetenen— was all right for her to be the otetenen ot— was all right for her to be the chairman of that— was all right for her to be the chairman of that committee? teeeoe— chairman of that committee? because _tell- chairman of that committee? because-tell you- chairman of that committee? because tell you the prime because i can tell you the prime ntntoter— because i can tell you the prime minister—didn't- because i can tell you the prime minister didn't know minister at the time didn't know this minister at the time didn't know tnto-tne— minister at the time didn't know this-the case. _ minister at the time didn't know this-the case. yes.- minister at the time didn't know this the case. “tit: : this was the case. yes. expand on because you were on this, because you were actually chris bryant , who's, actually chris bryant, who's, you know, always good value in a

way. did decide to try to take you at task yesterday and say, why did you did you raise at the time that harriet harman, a woman who would openly express that she thought boris johnson was was was a liar before she was asked to on and decide to sit on a panel and decide whether or not boris johnson was a liar, whether or she a liar, whether or not she should been from should have been removed from this and you yes, this panel. and you said, yes, you called that. so just you had called for that. so just explain, as you were ofsted yeah. how on earth that happened. go on. well, i said it in happened. go on. well, i said it tn e— happened. go on. well, i said it tn e nte— happened. go on. well, i said it in a number of— : ctit tit" well, i said it in a number of interviews. i was tnen— in a number of interviews. i was tnen neoty— in a number of interviews. i was more than happy to say it eetttety— more than happy to say it teteety to— more than happy to say it publicly to people who asked me tnet— publicly to people who asked me tnetltnoegnt— publicly to people who asked me thatithought she— publicly to people who asked me that thought she should have that i thought she should have tone— that i thought she should have etneeo-— that i thought she should have done-as chris- that i thought she should have done as chris bryant, done the same as chris bryant, wno— done the same as chris bryant, wno tenewet— done the same as chris bryant, who behaved very— done the same as chris bryant, who behaved very properly in tnto—tet- who behaved very properly in| this—but harriet this circumstance. but harriet nerrnen— this circumstance. but harriet eenen-oett- this circumstance. but harriet harman said that the harman herself said that the government— harman herself said that the government had— harman herself said that the government had said it was all ngnt— government had said it was all ngnt tor— government had said it was all ngnt tor ner— government had said it was all right for her to— government had said it was all right for her to carry on, but one— right for her to carry on, but one tttn-t— right for her to carry on, but she didn't specify who in the government— she didn't specify who in the government said— she didn't specify who in the government said this. and i tntnx— government said this. and i tntnx tn— government said this. and i think in the— government said this. and i think in the interests of transparency,- think in the interests of transparency, needs to transparency, she needs to oneoot— transparency, she needs to oneoot ent— transparency, she needs to confess and say- transparency, she needs to confess and say who it was and wnetner— confess and say who it was and wnetner tnto— confess and say who it was and whether this person was actually oeeextng— whether this person was actually oteextng tor— whether this person was actually speaking for the _ whether this person was actually speaking for the government or not.— speaking for the government or not. wow.— speaking for the government or not. now, jacob,— speaking for the government or not. now, jacob, you hit some reetty— not. now, jacob, you hit some reetty xey— not. now, jacob, you hit some really key points,— not. now, jacob, you hit some really key points, which i'm going— really key points, which i'm gotng to— really key points, which i'm gotng to eox— really key points, which i'm going to ask you to explain egetn—

going to ask you to explain egetn tor— going to ask you to explain egetn tor ne— going to ask you to explain again for me really here, which is again for me really here, which to tnet— again for me really here, which to we e— again for me really here, which is that a-penalty- again for me really here, which is that a penalty notice is that a fixed penalty notice when— is that a fixed penalty notice wnton neo— is that a fixed penalty notice which has caused such a hoo ha for which has caused such a hoo ha tor torto— which has caused such a hoo ha tor tono to— which has caused such a hoo ha for boris is not— which has caused such a hoo ha for boris is not an— which has caused such a hoo ha for boris is not an admission of gettt— for boris is not an admission of gettt . — for boris is not an admission of gettt . xoe— for boris is not an admission of guilt. you also— for boris is not an admission of guilt . /tit. guilt. you also appear to say that that report in relation to harriet harman, for example, was quite quiet about the issue of bias as well . and you hit a bias as well. and you hit a couple of other really key points in your 14 minutes. what would you mind doing a job of kind of tying this up in a neat little bow for us, really, for people who haven't actually had the you on the pleasure of seeing you on the pleasure of seeing you on the the commons ? well, the floor of the commons? well, very simply, the committee- very simply, the committee etweyo— very simply, the committee etweyo toox— very simply, the committee always took the _ very simply, the committee always took the blackest view of enytntng— always took the blackest view of enytntng nono— always took the blackest view of anything boris had said or done . it anything boris had said or done . tt eooenet— anything boris had said or done . it assumed a— anything boris had said or done . it assumed a fixed penalty notoe— . it assumed a fixed penalty nottoe eo— . it assumed a fixed penalty notice was a— . it assumed a fixed penalty notice was a confession of gun,— notice was a confession of gun, wnton— notice was a confession of guilt, which the lord chief teottee— guilt, which the lord chief justice specifically said it eont— justice specifically said it eont tn— justice specifically said it eont tn e— justice specifically said it wasn't in a court judgement. it etoo— wasn't in a court judgement. it etoo treoenet— wasn't in a court judgement. it also presumed to— wasn't in a court judgement. it also presumed to know what boris was also presumed to know what boris tntnxtng— also presumed to know what boris tntnxtng et— also presumed to know what boris was thinking at one— also presumed to know what boris was thinking at one particular tne— was thinking atone particular ttne .— was thinking at one particular ttne . en.— was thinking at one particular ttne . ern ent— was thinking at one particular time . um, and it— was thinking at one particular time . um, and it was unaware of time. um, and it was unaware of wnet— time. um, and it was unaware of wnet ntntotero— time. um, and it was unaware of what ministers were being told in what ministers were being told tn retetton— what ministers were being told in relation to— what ministers were being told in relation to what we were oettooet— in relation to what we were oettooet to— in relation to what we were oettooet to oey— in relation to what we were supposed to say about the oetteo— supposed to say about the tenteo. wnet— supposed to say about the parties, what the official line tron — parties, what the official line was from officials, all of that tney— was from officials, all of that

tney tgnoret— was from officials, all of that they ignored because they were teterntnet— they ignored because they were determined to _ they ignored because they were determined to find him guilty. ant— determined to find him guilty. ant tn— determined to find him guilty. and in annexe— determined to find him guilty. and in annexe one where they say,— and in annexe one where they oey. gotng— and in annexe one where they say, we're going to answer all oono-o— say, we're going to answer all torto-o totnto— say, we're going to answer all boris's points-his- say, we're going to answer all boris's points his letter , boris's points in his letter, tney— boris's points in his letter,| tney—etoet boris's points in his letter,- tney—etoet tne they ignore the point about the tentettty— they ignore the point about the tentettty ot— they ignore the point about the partiality of the— they ignore the point about the partiality of the chairman of tne— partiality of the chairman of the committee— partiality of the chairman of the committee .— partiality of the chairman of the committee . so saying the committee. so whilst saying tnet— the committee. so whilst saying tnet-weo— the committee. so whilst saying that was disingenuous and that boris was disingenuous and he that boris was disingenuous and ne—tne— that boris was disingenuous and ne—tne tetn- he didn't tell the truth, tney-re— he didn't tell the truth, tney-re not— he didn't tell the truth, they're not necessarily obe as straightforward _ they're not necessarily obe as straightforward and as transparent- straightforward and as transparent as they claim they woett— transparent as they claim they woett exe— transparent as they claim they would like to— transparent as they claim they would like to have been . ' t: would like to have been. and going— would like to have been. and gotng towere— would like to have been. and going forward, what this could potentially mean a precedent potentially mean is a precedent where an mp now could mislead parliament knowingly or not, the intention may be inferred rather than proven, and they can be ejected and presumably never allowed to roam freely through the corridors of westminster ever again. i suspect that that will lead to less accountability in parliament. an and frankly is bad for democracy because people will be too afraid to stand up and actually say anything in the house of commons. instead, later on they are judged by someone who already thinks they are a liar to have misled the house. i think that's right. i think

more ministers— i think that's right. i think more ministers will say i will wette— more ministers will say i will we to— more ministers will say i will write to answer— more ministers will say i will write to answer that question. i tntnx— write to answer that question. i tntnx tnet— write to answer that question. i think that the _ write to answer that question. i think that the previous practise wnere— think that the previous practise wnere tt— think that the previous practise wnere tt yoe— think that the previous practise where if you were— think that the previous practise where if you were advised by otttoteto— where if you were advised by officials, it— where if you were advised by officials, it was— where if you were advised by officials, it was accept that tnet— officials, it was accept that we eo— officials, it was accept that we en — officials, it was accept that that was an honest mistake and the committee— that was an honest mistake and the committee decided to apply its the committee decided to apply tto on— the committee decided to apply its own interpretation to what tney— its own interpretation to what tney tnoegnt— its own interpretation to what they thought boris meant by tntngo— they thought boris meant by tntngo tnet— they thought boris meant by things that he— they thought boris meant by things that he said, which seems to me— things that he said, which seems to me to— things that he said, which seems to me to te— things that he said, which seems to me to be really— things that he said, which seems to me to be really stretching tne— to me to be really stretching tne totnt— to me to be really stretching tne totnt tn— to me to be really stretching the point in terms of whether oonetntng— the point in terms of whether something accurate or something is accurate or tneeete — something is accurate or inaccurate. surely what the inaccurate. surely it's what the peon— inaccurate. surely it's what the teoo neent— inaccurate. surely it's what the person meant when he said it, not— person meant when he said it, not-interpretation- person meant when he said it, not interpretation of it. not your interpretation of it. tne— not your interpretation of it. tne-neeo— not your interpretation of it. tne-newo to- not your interpretation of it. the-news is if- not your interpretation of it. the news is if there is any the good news is if there is any is the good news is if there is any to tnet— the good news is if there is any is that parliament— the good news is if there is any is that parliament cannot bind its successors— is that parliament cannot bind its successors ears. so if the wotero— its successors ears. so if the votero oent— its successors ears. so if the voters sent boris— its successors ears. so if the voters sent boris johnson back to parliament— voters sent boris johnson back to parliament and— voters sent boris johnson back to parliament and then this epon— to parliament and then this reeon to— to parliament and then this reeon to e— to parliament and then this report is a dead— to parliament and then this report is a dead letter, go on, exttetn— report is a dead letter, go on, exttetn tnet— report is a dead letter, go on, explain that to— report is a dead letter, go on, explain that to me then. �*7 explain that to me then. so if torto— explain that to me then. so if boris johnson— explain that to me then. so if boris johnson stands for election again at some point in the what does that mean the future, what does that mean 7 the future, what does that mean ? means report is ? that means this report is completely irrelevant. they've taken away his pass- completely irrelevant. they've taken away his pass as- taken away his pass as a vtottoe— taken away his pass as a visitor, but— taken away his pass as a visitor, but if— taken away his pass as a visitor, but if he were returned to parliament— visitor, but if he were returned to parliament as— visitor, but if he were returned to parliament as an mp , this to parliament as an mp, this report— to parliament as an mp, this report becomes— to parliament as an mp, this report becomes completely tnetevent— report becomes completely irrelevant. dead letter no significance.— irrelevant. dead letter no significance. fortunately our fundamental— significance. fortunately our fundamental constitutional right to oent— fundamental constitutional right to oent to— fundamental constitutional right

to send to parliament whoever we like to send to parliament whoever we ttxe to— to send to parliament whoever we like is unaffected— to send to parliament whoever we like is unaffected by this self—serving— like is unaffected by this self—serving report . /tit. self—serving report. you know ttn— self—serving report. you know him better than most, willie . i him better than most, willie. i hope so, to be perfectly honest. i don't think he's decided, but i don't think he's decided, but t tntnx— i don't think he's decided, but t tntnx ne— i don't think he's decided, but i think he remains a great nettonet— i think he remains a great national figure— i think he remains a great national figure with huge totetenty— national figure with huge popularity amongst conservative votero— popularity amongst conservative votero xoe— popularity amongst conservative voters. you also— popularity amongst conservative voters. you also made another key— voters. you also made another xey totnt— voters. you also made another key point yesterday, jacob, wnton— key point yesterday, jacob, which stood _ key point yesterday, jacob, which stood out for me, which etoet— which stood out for me, which was about the _ which stood out for me, which was about the idea that boris tonnoon— was about the idea that boris tonnoon eo— was about the idea that boris johnson was parroting the advice tnet— johnson was parroting the advice we ne— johnson was parroting the advice we ne eo— johnson was parroting the advice that he was given— johnson was parroting the advice that he was given by aides and communications— that he was given by aides and communications staff whilst he tn— communications staff whilst he tn tne— communications staff whilst he was in the house— communications staff whilst he was in the house of commons, and tnet— was in the house of commons, and we eo— was in the house of commons, and that was government— was in the house of commons, and that was government inter ministerial— that was government inter ministerial wide advice . ministerial wide advice. so the teee— ministerial wide advice. so the wee tnet— ministerial wide advice. so the idea that boris— ministerial wide advice. so the idea that boris was standing there on his own, essentially lying to parliament is in itself not really true. but the committee didn't look at that, is that right? they didn't look at whether or not boris johnson , a prime minister, who who like i imagine most ministers, relies on communication advisers and advisers in general at times was

merely parroting what they were telling him to say. merely parroting what they were telling him to say . and this is telling him to say. and this is really important because before prime ministers questions and for me as leader of the house before business questions, you would have a file of papers an inch thick and you were able to rely on those as being what the official position of the government on every issue government was on every issue you care to mention covered all most everything. anything anyone was most everything. anything anyone ttxety— most everything. anything anyone exety to— most everything. anything anyone was likely to ask— most everything. anything anyone was likely to ask you— 3 anything anyone was likely to ask you about, you oetene— was likely to ask you about, you couldn't,.course_ was likely to ask you about, you couldn't, course know that couldn't, of course know that teroonetty— couldn't, of course know that personally from _ couldn't, of course know that personally from your own investigation— investigation and your own tetettet— investigation and your own detailed knowledge . and i, as detailed knowledge. and i, as teeter— detailed knowledge. and i, as leader-house,- detailed knowledge. and i, as. leader-house,-given leader of the house, was given the leader of the house, was given tne very— leader of the house, was given tne very eteee— leader of the house, was given the very clear line— leader of the house, was given the very clear line to take from otttoteto— the very clear line to take from officials that— the very clear line to take from officials that the _ the very clear line to take from officials that the rules were tottowet — officials that the rules were followed at— officials that the rules were followed at all— officials that the rules were followed at all times , and that followed at all times, and that tne— followed at all times, and that was the government wide position on tnet— was the government wide position on we woett— was the government wide position on that would have— was the government wide position on that would have been checked by on that would have been checked ty otttoteto— on that would have been checked ty otttoteto .— on that would have been checked by officials . officials are very by officials. officials are very conscious-rules- by officials. officials are very conscious rules of conscious of the rules of ntoteettng— conscious of the rules of misleading the house of commons, and misleading the house of commons, ent tt-o— misleading the house of commons, and it's therefore— misleading the house of commons, and it's therefore something ntntotero— and it's therefore something ministers could— and it's therefore something ministers could reasonably rely on. ministers could reasonably rely ett— ministers could reasonably rely ttt tne— ministers could reasonably rely on. did the privileges committee ask on. did the privileges committee eox otner— on. did the privileges committee ask other ministers— on. did the privileges committee ask other ministers what teettng— ask other ministers what briefing they'd been given? no, ask other ministers what bricoursehey'd been given? no, ask other ministers what bricourse not,i been given? no, ask other ministers what bricourse not, because ven? no, ask other ministers what bricourse not, because they no, of course not, because they wentet— of course not, because they wentet to— of course not, because they wanted to come— of course not, because they wanted to come to a particular tetgenent— wanted to come to a particular tetgenent . — wanted to come to a particular judgement. now,— wanted to come to a particular judgement. trite wanted to come to a particular judgement . trite judgement. now, just lastly, jacob, theresa may is the mp for

maidenhead. maidenhead local council has just gone. liberal democrat at and there has been a really conspicuous vacuum of silence from theresa may in the face of a lot of local residents being up in arms over their largest local hotel , all being up in arms over their largest local hotel, all being commandeered for use as an asylum seeker hotel. there are planning issues there as well . planning issues there as well. my planning issues there as well. my point is this within theresa may's own constituency , she she may's own constituency, she she doesn't appear to be doing very much , but she found the time much, but she found the time yesterday to come to parliament to applaud harriet harman and to stick the stiletto into boris johnson. a word for. her well, actually, i think you're- ' : well, actually, i think you're being a bit actually, i think you're being a ttt entere— actually, i think you're being a bit unfair on— actually, i think you're being a bit unfair on her.— actually, i think you're being a bit unfair on her. i— actually, i think you're being a bit unfair on her. i think she is bit unfair on her. i think she to e— bit unfair on her. i think she to e very— bit unfair on her. i think she is a very assiduous constituency mp,— is a very assiduous constituency no, net— is a very assiduous constituency no, tet t— is a very assiduous constituency mp, but i think— is a very assiduous constituency mp, but i think she took the new— mp, but i think she took the tnet— mp, but i think she took the view that revenge is a dish best oervet— view that revenge is a dish best oervet oott. — view that revenge is a dish best served cold. mm— view that revenge is a dish best served cold. iiii i served cold. mm okay, fair enough. jacob look, thank you very, very much. great to have you on. and of course you will,

i believe. anyway, be be gracing our televisions later jacob our televisions later on. jacob rees—mogg, back. rees—mogg, everybody. i'm back. yes yes. sorry i rees—mogg, everybody. i'm back. yes yes-sorry i wasn't- rees—mogg, everybody. i'm back. yes yes-sorry i wasn't with. yes yes. i'm sorry i wasn't with everytoty— yes yes. i'm sorry i wasn't with everybody yesterday, but i'm teox— everybody yesterday, but i'm teox et— everybody yesterday, but i'm back at 8:00— everybody yesterday, but i'm back at 8:00 to— everybody yesterday, but i'm back at 8:00 to 9:00 this eventng. — back at 8:00 to 9:00 this evening. well— back at 8:00 to 9:00 this evening. well there you go. i tt-o— evening. well there you go. i mean, it's going— evening. well there you go. i mean, it's going to- evening. well there you go. i mean, it's going to be- evening. well there you go. i mean, it's going to be a- evening. well there you go. i mean, it's going to be a must watch jacob rees—mogg. so there we gb news we go. a fellow gb news presenter and of course, the conservative stating conservative mp for stating that, think about that, though just think about all details in there all the little details in there down notion of down to that very notion of bods down to that very notion of boris being handed boris johnson being handed advice any any advice as anybody in any any walk of life. actually, you know, think the ceo of know, think about the ceo of a business, for example, going into a big briefing in a big meeting a dossier meeting being handed a dossier by a communication adviser or some kind of adviser as well, being corporate line being given the corporate line to say saying it and then having the parliamentary pass taken off them, hounded, etcetera. and i will just finally finish on on saying that if saying this, which is that if bods saying this, which is that if boris johnson wanted to, he could easily make a case could very easily make a case for epic national scale for an epic national scale bullying number being done on him. and the emotional and physical turmoil that this will take on him. so there we go. anyway, a reminder of the breaking news that i brought to

you ago regarding you a few moments ago regarding the for the submersible the search for the submersible that's near the that's gone missing near the site wreck. and site of the titanic wreck. and the will hold the us coastguard will hold a news conference 6 pm. we news conference at 6 pm. we will bring you live on will bring you that live here on gb news. now, a woman who branded herself devil baby has been sentenced stalking and been sentenced for stalking and harassing premier league footballers. is an incredibly footballers. it is an incredibly bizarre this will fill you bizarre case. this will fill you in on all of the details very shortly. christys on shortly. patrick christys on gb news. news .

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britain's news . meets me only on gb news britain's news. channel in a few moments, i will have— britain's news. channel in a few moments, i will have the- i“ i“ in a few moments, i will have the latest on tne— moments, i will have the latest on tne eeoe— moments, i will have the latest on the race against— moments, i will have the latest on the race against time to find tnet— on the race against time to find we teet— on the race against time to find we teeo oee— on the race against time to find that deep sea vessel carrying a tntton— that deep sea vessel carrying a british billionaire— that deep sea vessel carrying a british billionaire that's gone ntootng— british billionaire that's gone ntootng nee— british billionaire that's gone missing near the wreck of the tttento. — missing near the wreck of the tttento. a— missing near the wreck of the titanic. a reminder for you that the titanic. a reminder for you that tne es— titanic. a reminder for you that the us coastguard— titanic. a reminder for you that the us coastguard will hold a neeo—e- the us coastguard will hold a newo—e en.- the us coastguard will hold a. news—6 p.m, which news conference at 6 pm, which we wet— news conference at 6 pm, which we we tetng— news conference at 6 pm, which we will bring you— news conference at 6 pm, which we will bring you live right neee— we will bring you live right nere on— we will bring you live right nere on on— we will bring you live right here on gb news. but this is an tntereottng— here on gb news. but this is an interesting story— here on gb news. but this is an interesting story for you . a interesting story for you. a note— interesting story for you. a notet wno— interesting story for you. a model who dubbed herself devil tety— model who dubbed herself devil tety neo— model who dubbed herself devil tety neo teen— model who dubbed herself devil baby has been handed a 12 week oeoeentet— baby has been handed a 12 week suspended prison— baby has been handed a 12 week suspended prison sentence after etnttttng— suspended prison sentence after admitting stalking. no one, not two:— admitting stalking. no one, not two. tet— admitting stalking. no one, not two, but three— admitting stalking. no one, not two, but three premier league toottettero— two, but three premier league toottettero .— two, but three premier league footballers . all— two, but three premier league footballers . all are slow and footballers. all are slow and tontertet— footballers. all are slow and tontertet .— footballers. all are slow and bombarded . chelsea's mason, bombarded. chelsea's mason, ttoent— bombarded. chelsea's mason, ttoent ent— bombarded. chelsea's mason, mount and brighton defender trey— mount and brighton defender tttty oeet— mount and brighton defender billy guilt sorry— mount and brighton defender billy guilt sorry midfielder trey— billy guilt sorry midfielder billy gilmour_ billy guilt sorry midfielder billy gilmour and harassed cnetoee— billy gilmour and harassed chelsea defender ben chilwell wttn— chelsea defender ben chilwell wttn oeeo— chelsea defender ben chilwell with calls, texts— chelsea defender ben chilwell with calls, texts and social nette— with calls, texts and social neete tooto— with calls, texts and social media posts after she briefly oetet— media posts after she briefly dated mount,— media posts after she briefly dated mount, she set up at least 21 dated mount, she set up at least a tttterent— dated mount, she set up at least 21 different phone— dated mount, she set up at least 21 different phone numbers in her 21 different phone numbers in net teroett— 21 different phone numbers in her pursuit for— 21 different phone numbers in her pursuit for mount. after he entet— her pursuit for mount. after he entet tnen— her pursuit for mount. after he ended their relationship, sloane

etoo— ended their relationship, sloane etoo otetnet— ended their relationship, sloane also claimed to— ended their relationship, sloane also claimed to have fallen tregnent— also claimed to have fallen tregnent ty— also claimed to have fallen pregnant by gilmour, despite nevtng— pregnant by gilmour, despite never having an— pregnant by gilmour, despite never having an intimate relationship— never having an intimate relationship with him. yet let's cross now to gb— relationship with him. yet let's cross now to gb news london reporter— cross now to gb news london retoner etoe— cross now to gb news london reporter lisa hartley, who's oetotte— reporter lisa hartley, who's outside westminster magistrates ooen— outside westminster magistrates coert tor— outside westminster magistrates coert tor — outside westminster magistrates court for us. lisa— outside westminster magistrates court for us. lisa a— outside westminster magistrates court for us. lisa a bit of an ott— court for us. lisa a bit of an ott one— court for us. lisa a bit of an odd one this— court for us. lisa a bit of an odd one this yeah, yeah , you odd one this yeah, yeah, you ooete— odd one this yeah, yeah, you ooett oey— odd one this yeah, yeah, you could say that. _ odd one this yeah, yeah, you could say that. all a sloane left here at westminster magistrates court a short while ago after being handed that suspended prison sentence . and suspended prison sentence. and she apparently told the court that that she now understands is what the footballers went through because she's been doorstepped by the media and she was remorseful . all it all was remorseful. all it all otertet— was remorseful. all it all started after— was remorseful. all it all started after she- ”c: all it all started after she was invited to a started after she was invited to e noeoe — started after she was invited to e noeoe teeny— started after she was invited to enoeoe teny tn— started after she was invited to a house party in 2020. in woventer— a house party in 2020. in november 2020. and as you said, tneee— november 2020. and as you said, tnere eo— november 2020. and as you said, tnere e— november 2020. and as you said, there was a one— november 2020. and as you said, there was a one night stand with ttoent— there was a one night stand with ttoent tor— there was a one night stand with mount for about— there was a one night stand with mount for about six months. the two ot— mount for about six months. the two ot tnen— mount for about six months. the two of them were— mount for about six months. the two of them were in— two of them were in communications and then mount decided to contact, which is when the bombardment of messages was sent. as you said, 21 tttterent— was sent. as you said, 21 different phone- as you said, 21 different phone numbers, all went— different phone numbers, all went tnoegn— different phone numbers, all went through changing her phone

nte— went through changing her phone nte ett— went through changing her phone number all those— went through changing her phone number all those times. and she woett— number all those times. and she woett neeet— number all those times. and she would reach out— number all those times. and she would reach out on— number all those times. and she would reach out on social media neooegtng— would reach out on social media neooegtng nee.— would reach out on social media messaging her, her— would reach out on social media messaging her, her mount and the otner— messaging her, her mount and the otner two— messaging her, her mount and the other two players.— messaging her, her mount and the other two players. now billy ciao...— other two players. now billy gilmour, who— other two players. now billy gilmour, who now plays for tngnton— gilmour, who now plays for tngnton ne— gilmour, who now plays for brighton, he moved to brighton tron— brighton, he moved to brighton from chelsea— brighton, he moved to brighton from chelsea and— brighton, he moved to brighton from chelsea and he said it was at from chelsea and he said it was et e— from chelsea and he said it was et e tne— from chelsea and he said it was at a time when— from chelsea and he said it was at a time when he— from chelsea and he said it was at a time when he was feeling tootetet— at a time when he was feeling isolated because— at a time when he was feeling isolated because he didn't have any isolated because he didn't have eny tnento— isolated because he didn't have eny tnento or— isolated because he didn't have any friends or family around him— any friends or family around ntn-wnen- any friends or family around him,-when the- him, which is when the bombardment . him, which is when the- bombardment-. and him, which is when the bombardment-. and said him, which is when the bchadirdment-. and said him, which is when the bchad aiment-. and said him, which is when the bchad a huge -. and said him, which is when the bchad a huge effecti. and said him, which is when the bchad a huge effect on and said him, which is when the bchad a huge effect on his said it had a huge effect on his tneeet— it had a huge effect on his tnteet on— it had a huge effect on his impact on - he- it had a huge effect on his- impact on - he couldn't impact on his life. he couldn't oteeo— impact on his life. he couldn't oteeo tnoegn— impact on his life. he couldn't sleep through worry of this, sleep through the worry of this, net— sleep through the worry of this, netltexe— sleep through the worry of this, had-take sleeping- sleep through the worry of this, had take sleeping tablets. so had to take sleeping tablets. so this affected— had to take sleeping tablets. so this affected training and this affected his training and the this affected his training and tne otet— this affected his training and the club-had— this affected his training and the club .had to - this affected his training and the club had to put in the club also had to put in eteee— the club also had to put in place security— the club also had to put in place security because so place security because he was so wontet— place security because he was so wontet-one— place security because he was so worried - she would - place security because he was so worried she would turn up worried that she would turn up at worried that she would turn up et-so— worried that she would turn up et-so yeen— worried that she would turn up et-so yeen .— worried that she would turn up et-so yeen . oo- worried that she would turn up at-so yeah , so it's- worried that she would turn up at so yeah , so it's just at work. so yeah, so it's just teen— at work. so yeah, so it's just teen e— at work. so yeah, so it's just teen e reetty— at work. so yeah, so it's just been a really kind of bizarre otory— been a really kind of bizarre otory. reetty— been a really kind of bizarre story, really coming from just reetty— story, really coming from just reetty teot— story, really coming from just really just the— story, really coming from just really just the one metre thing tnet— really just the one metre thing we one— really just the one metre thing tnet one net— really just the one metre thing that she had with— really just the one metre thing that she had with just one of tne— that she had with just one of tne tteyero. — that she had with just one of the players. you— that she had with just one of the players. you know? 3: the players. you know? indeed. lisar_ the players. you know? indeed. u... ttenx— the players. you know? indeed. lisa, thank you very, very much. as lisa hartle is outside westminster magistrates court for us on particular for us on this particular incident . and it got me incident. and it got me wondering whether or not, you know, a superstar celebrity know, as a superstar celebrity like one of these footballers, whether not this is kind whether or not this is the kind of to you all of thing that happens to you all the time. but it is quite

shocking that shocking really, to think that somebody can change their number 21 times. it's of like the 21 times. it's kind of like the absolute pinnacle of bunny boiler cases, isn't he, of a one night stand with someone. and there's haranguing night stand with someone. and therthounding haranguing night stand with someone. and therthounding non—stopng night stand with someone. and therthounding non—stop to the and hounding you non—stop to the point ruins your life, point where it ruins your life, for sake. but there we for goodness sake. but there we go anyway, there is a desperate race time the race against time to reach the deep vessel that's gone deep sea vessel that's gone missing near the wreck of the titanic. five people are on that submersible, including , of submersible, including, of course, billionaire course, british billionaire hamish harding. the us coastguard will have that press conference for you at 6 pm. we will bring to you live here will bring that to you live here on gb news. i'm also going to be talking about a lot of other topics as well. yes, i want to know whether or not you think that public were that the british public were fundamentally by our fundamentally let down by our political yesterday with political class yesterday with their of boris their non—stop kicking of boris johnson the of an johnson and the hounding of an inquiry into an inquiry into an inquiry. now when it comes to partygate, is it time all partygate, is it time to all move on? i also want to get to the bottom of what earth is the bottom of what on earth is going our schools as it's going on in our schools as it's emerged aren't emerged that children aren't just as cats, but just identifying as cats, but they're dogs, and in

they're dogs, horses and even in one the moon . do teachers one case, the moon. do teachers need saving ? so do pupils need need saving? so do pupils need saving from the teachers? patrick christys on news patrick christys on gb news britain's .

channel it's 5 pm. it's patrick christys is gb news. and in the next hour, we are going to be

heanng next hour, we are going to be hearing live from a press conference from the us coastguard in this race against time to try and save the people on board the submerged vessel thatis on board the submerged vessel that is missing some where near the titanic. it is going to be either the greatest rescue mission of all time or sadly, the titanic will claim yet more victims. in other news, though , victims. in other news, though, there is a mental health crisis taking place in the uk at the moment. and unfortunately the nhs is overwhelmed , which is nhs is overwhelmed, which is where mind comes in. and this is the reason why i am of course raising a lot of money for the mental health charity mind. so i've got some new stats for you today on the mental health crisis britain and way crisis in britain and the way that affecting that it's affecting people, especially may add, men especially, may i add, young men in. but in case you had forgotten , i am going to be forgotten, i am going to be dancing on stage with the dream boys. right. it's eight boys. that's right. it's eight days now . i'm having to get days away now. i'm having to get my chest waxed on saturday. it is at 3 pm. for anyone who really cares because you guys have more than £64,000. have raised more than £64,000. now for that mental health

charity mind. the reason i've grouped those stories together is because if the nhs is overwhelmed, that is where groups mind step in and groups like mind step in and fill that gap to help save lives. that fundraising page is just giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's. i will be talking a fair bit about the mental health crisis you and do crisis and what you and i can do to save lives very shortly. but i'm also going to be talking about the that meghan about the fact that meghan markle absolute markle is apparently an absolute grifter it or not, grifter who, believe it or not, faked interviews . faked some spotify interviews. that's the allegation against her. allergic to the her. is she allergic to the truth? i wonder what does all of this really mean going forward for hers and harry's credibility? so we'll be talking about all of and as about all of that. and also as well, kids are not. all well, the kids are not. all right. no. so you've now got kids at school genuinely being told that it's okay to identify as a dog, a cat or horse or in one case, the flipping moon. what is going why are what is going on? why are teachers not standing up to this? , oh, it's nice this? people say, oh, it's nice andifs this? people say, oh, it's nice and it's nurturing. no it's not. it's cruel to children to make them think that they can go around behaving a cat. around behaving like a cat. they're get an

they're either going to get an absolute end not absolute kicking or end up not being the being prepared for the real world. it time that we stood world. it is time that we stood up we told your kids is you up and we told your kids is you can't a cat. christys can't be a cat. patrick christys on . gb news vaiews@gbnews.uk. on. gb news vaiews@gbnews.uk. yes, i will have up to the second update in this hunt for that submersible that has got five people on board somewhere near the wreck of the titanic. make sure you keep your eyes and ears peeled because if that press conference starts early, we you live we will have it for you live here this very show. i want here on this very show. i want your views on everything though. gb news .com , gb views or gb news .com, including whether not you including whether or not you think cruel to kind. think it's cruel to be kind. basically, we should just be telling kids you cannot be an animal. stop it. it's nonsense. vaiews@gbnews.com. now headunes vaiews@gbnews.com. now headlines with polly . patrick headlines with polly. patrick thank you. well the top stories tnto— thank you. well the top stories tnto toen— thank you. well the top stories tnto noer .— thank you. well the top stories this hour , the— thank you. well the top stories this hour , the very— well the top stories this hour , the very latest news this hour, the very latest news on tne— this hour, the very latest news on the rescue— this hour, the very latest news on the rescue teams and extenttng— on the rescue teams and expanding their search for a

submersible— expanding their search for a submersible tourist vessel . now, submersible tourist vessel. now, it submersible tourist vessel. now, tt eo— submersible tourist vessel. now, tt en— submersible tourist vessel. now, tt en roete— submersible tourist vessel. now, it was en route to— submersible tourist vessel. now, it was en route to the shipwreck of it was en route to the shipwreck ot tne — it was en route to the shipwreck of the titanic— it was en route to the shipwreck of the titanic in— it was en route to the shipwreck of the titanic in the atlantic eeen — of the titanic in the atlantic eeeen ttve — of the titanic in the atlantic ocean. five people are inside tne— ocean. five people are inside the submerged— ocean. five people are inside the submerged vessel, which is tettevet— the submerged vessel, which is tettevet to— the submerged vessel, which is believed to have— the submerged vessel, which is believed to have approximately two teyo— believed to have approximately two teyo ot— believed to have approximately two days of oxygen left . the two days of oxygen left. the tentty— two days of oxygen left. the tentty ot— two days of oxygen left. the family of british _ two days of oxygen left. the family of british billionaire ent— family of british billionaire and explorer— family of british billionaire and explorer hamish harding, wno-o— and explorer hamish harding, wno-o on— and explorer hamish harding, who's on board,— and explorer hamish harding, who's on board, have this etternoon— who's on board, have this afternoon released a statement oeytng— afternoon released a statement oeytng tney— afternoon released a statement oeytng tney neve— afternoon released a statement saying they have great faith and teot— saying they have great faith and treot tn— saying they have great faith and treot tn tne— saying they have great faith and trust in the rescue— saying they have great faith and trust in the rescue teams. the eoeotgeert— trust in the rescue teams. the coastguard lost— trust in the rescue teams. the coastguard lost contact with the veoet— coastguard lost contact with the vessel around _ coastguard lost contact with the vessel around one— coastguard lost contact with the vessel around one hour and 45 ntneteo— vessel around one hour and 45 ntneteo tnto— vessel around one hour and 45 minutes into its— vessel around one hour and 45 minutes into its two hour teoeent— minutes into its two hour teoeent to— minutes into its two hour descent to the- minutes into its two hour descent to the titanic site at tne— descent to the titanic site at tne totton — descent to the titanic site at the bottom of— descent to the titanic site at the bottom of the atlantic off the bottom of the atlantic off tne eoeot— the bottom of the atlantic off tne eoeot ot— the bottom of the atlantic off the coast of newfoundland in eenete.— the coast of newfoundland in eenete. tnet— the coast of newfoundland in canada. that was— the coast of newfoundland in canada. that was on sunday notntng. — canada. that was on sunday notntng. ant— canada. that was on sunday morning. and we— canada. that was on sunday morning. and we understand now a eenetten— morning. and we understand now a canadian aircraft— morning. and we understand now a canadian aircraft has joined in the canadian aircraft has joined in tne eoeee— canadian aircraft has joined in the rescue effort— canadian aircraft has joined in the rescue effort here. the toretgn— the rescue effort here. the foreign secretary, james eteverty.— foreign secretary, james cleverly, has— foreign secretary, james cleverly, has said he hopes the teooengero— cleverly, has said he hopes the passengers will— cleverly, has said he hopes the passengers will be found soon. i passengers will be found soon. t went— passengers will be found soon. t went to— passengers will be found soon. t went to pet— passengers will be found soon. twent to net on— passengers will be found soon. i want to put on record- passengers will be found soon. i want to put on record the- passengers will be found soon. i want to put on record the uk. government's thoughts to those individuals who are currently in the submersible in the north

atlantic . we wish we wish them atlantic. we wish we wish them all the luck . and of course, we all the luck. and of course, we hope that they will be swiftly found and returned to their loved ones . foreign secretary loved ones. foreign secretary oteextng— loved ones. foreign secretary speaking earlier— loved ones. foreign secretary speaking earlier .— : foreign secretary speaking earlier . well, as speaking earlier. well, as tetnex-o— speaking earlier. well, as patrick's been— speaking earlier. well, as patrick's been saying, the us eoeotgeert— patrick's been saying, the us coastguard due _ patrick's been saying, the us coastguard due to hold a news conference on— coastguard due to hold a news conference on the— coastguard due to hold a news conference on the latest regerttng— conference on the latest regarding that search at 6:00 tne.— regarding that search at 6:00 our time. we'll— regarding that search at 6:00 our time. we'll be covering that ttve— our time. we'll be covering that ttve tor— our time. we'll be covering that ttve tor yoe— our time. we'll be covering that live for you here _ our time. we'll be covering that live for you here on— our time. we'll be covering that live for you here on gb news tn— live for you here on gb news tn tne— live for you here on gb news news. in the meantime, nicola stergeon— news. in the meantime, nicola stergeon neo— news. in the meantime, nicola sturgeon has spoken out on her tnot— sturgeon has spoken out on her ttrot teettn— sturgeon has spoken out on her first return to _ sturgeon has spoken out on her first return to the— sturgeon has spoken out on her first return to the scottish parliament _ first return to the scottish parliament at— first return to the scottish parliament at holyrood since her eneot— parliament at holyrood since her eneot .— parliament at holyrood since her eneot . tne— parliament at holyrood since her arrest . the former— parliament at holyrood since her arrest . the former first arrest. the former first tttntoter— arrest. the former first minister of— arrest. the former first minister of scotland told reportero— minister of scotland told reporters she's absolutely eenetn— reporters she's absolutely certain she's— reporters she's absolutely certain she's done nothing wong— certain she's done nothing wong tnet-o— certain she's done nothing wrong. that's after she was eneotet— wrong. that's after she was arrested and— wrong. that's after she was arrested and released without energe— arrested and released without charge following a police investigation— charge following a police investigation into the snp's ttnenee— investigation into the snp's ttnenee .— investigation into the snp's ttnenee . ao— investigation into the snp's finance . as ms— investigation into the snp's finance . as ms sturgeon was finance. as ms sturgeon was eoxet— finance. as ms sturgeon was asked whether— finance. as ms sturgeon was asked whether she should stand town— asked whether she should stand town from — asked whether she should stand down from the— asked whether she should stand down from the party. cc down from the party. i will etweyo— down from the party. i will always consider— down from the party. i will always consider what is in the best interests of the snp. as i've said before, i do not see it as any kind of suggestion .

it as any kind of suggestion. it's been a sacrifice. the snp has been my life and that's been voluntary and something that i cherish and continue to cherish. but i'm also an individual that is but i'm also an individual that to enttttet— but i'm also an individual that is entitled to— but i'm also an individual that is entitled to assert what i tetteve— is entitled to assert what i tetteve to— is entitled to assert what i believe to my— is entitled to assert what i believe to my very, very core. tnet— believe to my very, very core. ttet t— believe to my very, very core. ttet t neve— believe to my very, very core. that i have done— believe to my very, very core. that i have done nothing wrong. i respect the process that is underway, but i will continue to maintain that very clear social media personality andrew tate and his brother tristan have been charged with rape , human been charged with rape, human trafficking and forming a criminal gang to exploit women. the tate brothers were first eneotet— the tate brothers were first eneotet et— the tate brothers were first arrested at their— the tate brothers were first arrested at their bucharest home in arrested at their bucharest home tn teeenter— arrested at their bucharest home in december and— arrested at their bucharest home in december and have been under noeoe— in december and have been under noeoe eneot— in december and have been under house arrest ever— in december and have been under house arrest ever since . the house arrest ever since. the tnet— house arrest ever since. the tnet wet— house arrest ever since. the trial will be— house arrest ever since. the trial will be held- house arrest ever since. the trial will be held in romania , trial will be held in romania, wnere— trial will be held in romania, wnere tney-ve— trial will be held in romania, where they've previously denied the where they've previously denied tne energeo. — where they've previously denied the charges. and— where they've previously denied the charges. and a spokesperson for tne— the charges. and a spokesperson for the brothers— the charges. and a spokesperson for the brothers say they eetoe— for the brothers say they welcome a trial to demonstrate tnen— welcome a trial to demonstrate their innocence— welcome a trial to demonstrate their innocence .— welcome a trial to demonstrate their innocence . now, a trial their innocence. now, atrial eete— their innocence. now, atrial tete neo— their innocence. now, atrial date has been— their innocence. now, a trial date has been set forjanuary tne— date has been set forjanuary tne etn— date has been set forjanuary tne tztn tor— date has been set forjanuary the 12th for the— date has been set forjanuary the 12th for the man accused of nertertng— the 12th for the man accused of murdering three— the 12th for the man accused of murdering three people and ettenttng— murdering three people and ettenttng to— murdering three people and attempting to kill three others in nottingham _ attempting to kill three others in nottingham last week. valdo

xetexent— in nottingham last week. valdo kalakani will— in nottingham last week. valdo kalakani will enter his pleas in settenten— kalakani will enter his pleas in settenten ne— kalakani will enter his pleas in september. he appeared at wotttngnen— september. he appeared at nottingham crown court today energet— nottingham crown court today energet wttn— nottingham crown court today charged with murdering 918 year old charged with murdering 918 year ott otetento— charged with murdering 918 year old students barnaby webber and eteee— old students barnaby webber and tree o-ttettey.— old students barnaby webber and grace o'malley. kumar as well as 65 grace o'malley. kumar as well as to yeen— grace o'malley. kumar as well as to yeer ott— grace o'malley. kumar as well as 65 year old school— grace o'malley. kumar as well as 65 year old school caretaker ian eoeteo— 65 year old school caretaker ian eoeteo .— 65 year old school caretaker ian eoeteo . en— 65 year old school caretaker ian coates . on june— 65 year old school caretaker ian coates . on june the 13th, the 31 coates. on june the 13th, the 31 yeen— coates. on june the 13th, the 31 yeer ott— coates. on june the 13th, the 31 yeer ott to— coates. on june the 13th, the 31 year old is also— coates. on june the 13th, the 31 year old is also charged with ettenttng— year old is also charged with ettenttng to— year old is also charged with attempting to murder three teteotneno— attempting to murder three pedestrians by— attempting to murder three pedestrians by driving mr coates van pedestrians by driving mr coates et— pedestrians by driving mr coates et tnen— pedestrians by driving mr coates et tnen tn— pedestrians by driving mr coates van at them in the— pedestrians by driving mr coates van at them in the city centre to tne— van at them in the city centre to the united— van at them in the city centre to the united states now, where treottent— to the united states now, where treottent toe— to the united states now, where president joe biden's son, nenter— president joe biden's son, hunter biden,— president joe biden's son, hunter biden, has pleaded guilty to teteret— hunter biden, has pleaded guilty to federal tax— hunter biden, has pleaded guilty to federal tax charges. a court toeenent— to federal tax charges. a court document shows— to federal tax charges. a court document shows the 53 year old enteret — document shows the 53 year old enteret tne — document shows the 53 year old entered the plea— document shows the 53 year old entered the plea on two charges of wtttetty— entered the plea on two charges of wilfully failing— entered the plea on two charges of wilfully failing to pay income tax— of wilfully failing to pay income tax .— of wilfully failing to pay income tax . and there was a income tax. and there was a ere—tnet— income tax. and there was a pre—trial diversion agreement on ttreern— pre—trial diversion agreement on one firearm offence— pre—trial diversion agreement on one firearm offence as well. the wntte— one firearm offence as well. the wntte noeoe— one firearm offence as well. the white house is— one firearm offence as well. the white house is saying the treottent— white house is saying the president is— white house is saying the president is supporting his son ent— president is supporting his son ent nto— president is supporting his son and his efforts— president is supporting his son and his efforts to— president is supporting his son and his efforts to rebuild his ete— and his efforts to rebuild his ete ent— and his efforts to rebuild his ete ent e— and his efforts to rebuild his life and a trial— and his efforts to rebuild his life and a trial date has been oet— life and a trial date has been oet tor— life and a trial date has been set for donald— life and a trial date has been set for donald trump in the toner— set for donald trump in the former united—

set for donald trump in the former united states president's toeenento— former united states president's documents case.— former united states president's documents case. the judge has set documents case. the judge has oet en— documents case. the judge has set an initial— documents case. the judge has set an initial date— documents case. the judge has set an initial date for august tne— set an initial date for august tne tett.— set an initial date for august tne tatn. ne— set an initial date for august the 14th. he faces 37 criminal energeo— the 14th. he faces 37 criminal energeo ot— the 14th. he faces 37 criminal charges of mishandling files. neo— charges of mishandling files. he's accused— charges of mishandling files. he's accused of— charges of mishandling files. he's accused of keeping us nettonet— he's accused of keeping us national security data . trump national security data. trump neo— national security data. trump neo tteetet— national security data. trump has pleaded not— national security data. trump has pleaded not guilty to the energeo— has pleaded not guilty to the energeo tnet— has pleaded not guilty to the charges that he _ has pleaded not guilty to the charges that he unlawfully mishandled— charges that he unlawfully mishandled the sensitive files at mishandled the sensitive files et e— mishandled the sensitive files et e eoen— mishandled the sensitive files et e eoen tn— mishandled the sensitive files at a court in miami just a few teyo— at a court in miami just a few teyo ego.— at a court in miami just a few teyo ego. ne-o— at a court in miami just a few days ago. he's the first current or former president to face enntnet— or former president to face criminal charges , all of which criminal charges, all of which he criminal charges, all of which ne tenteo— criminal charges, all of which ne tenteo .— criminal charges, all of which he denies . and— criminal charges, all of which he denies . and lastly, king he denies. and lastly, king eteneo— he denies. and lastly, king charles has— he denies. and lastly, king charles has arrived at royal aoeot— charles has arrived at royal aoeot totey. — charles has arrived at royal ascot today, the _ charles has arrived at royal ascot today, the first time ettenttng — ascot today, the first time attending as— ascot today, the first time attending as monarch alongside oeeen— attending as monarch alongside queen camilla,— attending as monarch alongside queen camilla, arriving by traditional— queen camilla, arriving by traditional horse and carriage . traditional horse and carriage. tne— traditional horse and carriage. tne eoeete— traditional horse and carriage. the couple joined by the duke ent— the couple joined by the duke ent teeneoo— the couple joined by the duke and duchess of— the couple joined by the duke and duchess of wellington, waved to tne — and duchess of wellington, waved to tne eowto— and duchess of wellington, waved to the crowds in— and duchess of wellington, waved to the crowds in the— to the crowds in the grandstands. his majesty has texen— grandstands. his majesty has texen ove— grandstands. his majesty has taken over ownership of the late oeeen— taken over ownership of the late queen elizabeth's— taken over ownership of the late queen elizabeth's thoroughbred racehorses, with _ queen elizabeth's thoroughbred racehorses, with several due to eontete— racehorses, with several due to eontete ove— racehorses, with several due to compete over the _ racehorses, with several due to compete over the coming days . compete over the coming days. xoe— compete over the coming days. xoe wttn— compete over the coming days. xoe we on— compete over the coming days. you with gb news— compete over the coming days. you with gb news more news as it neeeeno.— you with gb news more news as it netteno. teex— you with gb news more news as it happens. back now— you with gb news more news as it

happens. back now to . happens. back now to. patrick wett— happens. back now to. patrick wett we— happens. back now to. patrick wett we oten— happens. back now to. patrick well, we start with the latest on tnto— well, we start with the latest on this desperate search for the oetnerottte— on this desperate search for the submersible that's— on this desperate search for the submersible that's gone missing tne— submersible that's gone missing tne otte— submersible that's gone missing near the site of— submersible that's gone missing near the site of the titanic. ' near the site of the titanic. a rentneer— near the site of the titanic. a rentneer tor— near the site of the titanic. a reminder for you— near the site of the titanic. a reminder for you that- near the site of the titanic. a reminder for you that the us coastguard is scheduled to have a news conference at 6:00 our time. so in about 50 minutes time, we will bring that to you live right here on gb news. sometimes these things can start a bit early, so it's well worth keeping your eyes and ears peeled as well because we will be to you. so as be bringing that to you. so as soon we're to go, we'll soon as we're good to go, we'll go it here it comes. after go for it here it comes. after the government that the french government said that it ship with a deep it will send a ship with a deep sea vessel help with sea diving vessel to help with the pipe laying vessel the search. a pipe laying vessel has the of has arrived at the scene of where the sub went missing on an expedition to the wreckage of the less 50 the titanic. with less than 50 hours, oxygen king and the titanic. with less than 50 hoursl oxygen king and the titanic. with less than 50 hoursl think,i king and the titanic. with less than 50 hoursl think, is king and the titanic. with less than 50 hoursl think, is a king and the titanic. with less than 50 hoursl think, is a best king and the titanic. with less than 50 hoursl think, is a best caseg and that, i think, is a best case scenario, really, for the five people on board the us coastguard expanding its

coastguard is expanding its search into deeper waters and to a wider area . the sub, named a wider area. the sub, named titan , lost communication with titan, lost communication with tour operators about 435 miles south of saint john's, newfoundland, on sunday morning. earlier in the show, i spoke to a man who was in our navy's submarine corps for 35 years. he was pretty clear. he said, if you lose communication like that, in his view, it means something has gone qatar strategically wrong, doesn't bode . among the on bode well. among the five on board british billionaire board are british billionaire hamish harding, uk based pakistani businessman shahzada dawood and his 19 year old son sulaiman. i'm joined in the studio right now by our national reporter, paul hawkins. paul, thank you very, very much. any developments? the latest? developments? what's the latest? where latest at the where are we? the latest at the moment, we're expecting this press me, at press conference excuse me, at 6:00. so there will be an update tron— 6:00. so there will be an update from tne— 6:00. so there will be an update from tne es— �*7 00 so there will be an update from the us coastguard. then the oeeen— from the us coastguard. then the search—operation- search and rescue operation eonttnetng— search and rescue operation eonttnetng .— search and rescue operation continuing . they've widened the continuing. they've widened the oeeen— continuing. they've widened the oeeren—tney-ve- search area. they've they've eoveet— search area. they've they've covered 10,000mi2 now and tney-re— covered 10,000mi2 now and tney-ne no— covered 10,000mi2 now and they're now searching deeper tnto— they're now searching deeper tnto tne— they're now searching deeper into the water,— they're now searching deeper

into the water, using ping. this eonneetet— into the water, using ping. this commercial pipe— into the water, using ping. this commercial pipe laying ship that teyo— commercial pipe laying ship that teyo eteneey— commercial pipe laying ship that lays literally lays— commercial pipe laying ship that lays literally lays pipes on the totton— lays literally lays pipes on the totton ot— lays literally lays pipes on the bottom of the— lays literally lays pipes on the bottom of the ocean that's entvet. — bottom of the ocean that's arrived. it's— bottom of the ocean that's arrived. it's called the deep tnergy. — arrived. it's called the deep energy. to— arrived. it's called the deep energy. to got— arrived. it's called the deep energy. it's got two remotely oteretet— energy. it's got two remotely operated vehicles that can dive to toeen— operated vehicles that can dive to 3000m, which— operated vehicles that can dive to 3000m, which is good . that's to 3000m, which is good. that's 1.8 to 3000m, which is good. that's no neeo— to 3000m, which is good. that's 1.8 miles down.— to 3000m, which is good. that's 1.8 miles down. bearing in mind the 1.8 miles down. bearing in mind tne tttente— 1.8 miles down. bearing in mind the titanic rests— 1.8 miles down. bearing in mind the titanic rests at— 1.8 miles down. bearing in mind the titanic rests at about 2.3 neeo.— the titanic rests at about 2.3 ntteo. tt-o— the titanic rests at about 2.3 miles. it's not— the titanic rests at about 2.3 miles. it's not enough , but it miles. it's not enough, but it wre— miles. it's not enough, but it we nete— miles. it's not enough, but it we nete et— miles. it's not enough, but it will help at least and give them a will help at least and give them e ette— will help at least and give them e ttttte ttt— will help at least and give them a little bit more— will help at least and give them a little bit more visually under the a little bit more visually under tne ete— a little bit more visually under tne ete t— a little bit more visually under the water. i mean,— a little bit more visually under the water. i mean, if they were to oeot— the water. i mean, if they were to oeot tt— the water. i mean, if they were to spot it further— the water. i mean, if they were to spot it further down than ttet.— to spot it further down than ttet. tnen — to spot it further down than that, then then— to spot it further down than that, then then they would still ent— that, then then they would still ent tnto— that, then then they would still ent tnto wttt— that, then then they would still and this will be— that, then then they would still and this will be the next stage if and this will be the next stage tt tnto— and this will be the next stage tt tnto tt— and this will be the next stage if this if indeed— and this will be the next stage if this if indeed they can toeete — if this if indeed they can locate where _ if this if indeed they can locate where it is at and they can establish— locate where it is at and they can establish whether it is tenettontng. — can establish whether it is functioning. is— can establish whether it is functioning. is there heat tnotte— functioning. is there heat tnotte ot— functioning. is there heat inside of the— functioning. is there heat inside of the heat systems held up inside of the heat systems held up eo— inside of the heat systems held up eo tne— inside of the heat systems held up as the pressure— inside of the heat systems held up as the pressure held up ? are up as the pressure held up? are tney— up as the pressure held up? are tney ettve— up as the pressure held up? are tney ettve tn— up as the pressure held up? are they alive in there? and then now— they alive in there? and then now — they alive in there? and then how are we going to help it reoereeet— how are we going to help it resurface? are _ how are we going to help it resurface? are we going to pull it resurface? are we going to pull tt ee— resurface? are we going to pull tt “p or— resurface? are we going to pull tt “p or to— resurface? are we going to pull tt ex on to we— resurface? are we going to pull it up or do we mechanically send oonetntng— it up or do we mechanically send something down?— it up or do we mechanically send something down? and there's not neny— something down? and there's not neny-tnet— something down? and there's not neny-tnet-tnet many vessels that can reach that teett— many vessels that can reach that depth . untether_ many vessels that can reach that depth . untether it _ many vessels that can reach that depth untether it from depth to untether it from wherever it— depth to untether it from wherever it may have become

entengtet— wherever it may have become entengtet to— wherever it may have become entangled to get— wherever it may have become entangled to get it back to the oeteee— entangled to get it back to the oerteee-yoe— entangled to get it back to the surface _you say, - entangled to get it back to the surface you say, time is surface. but as you say, time is renntng— surface. but as you say, time is renntngl— surface. but as you say, time is running.- oxygen- surface. but as you say, time is running . oxygen is running running out. oxygen is running out running out. oxygen is running oet .— running out. oxygen is running oet . ant— running out. oxygen is running oet . ant yeen— running out. oxygen is running out . and yeah, there's an out. and yeah, there's an international— out. and yeah, there's an international effort underway. tnere-o— international effort underway. tnere-o e— international effort underway. there's a french— international effort underway. there's a french vessel on the way— there's a french vessel on the wey eo— there's a french vessel on the wey eo-tnet-o— there's a french vessel on the way as-that's got- there's a french vessel on the way as that's got a deep way as well that's got a deep sea vessel as— way as well that's got a deep sea vessel as well. i don't know wnetner— sea vessel as well. i don't know wnetner tt— sea vessel as well. i don't know whether it can— sea vessel as well. i don't know whether it can reach those teetno— whether it can reach those teetno .— whether it can reach those tettno . very— whether it can reach those depths . very few can. but this depths. very few can. but this is depths. very few can. but this to tnto— depths. very few can. but this to tnto to— depths. very few can. but this to tnto to e— depths. very few can. but this is this is a this— depths. very few can. but this is this is a this is— depths. very few can. but this is this is a this is a tricky otteetton— is this is a this is a tricky situation and— is this is a this is a tricky situation and it's an unchartered- situation and it's an unchartered territory, really for teotte— unchartered territory, really for people that— unchartered territory, really for people that carry out these xtnt— for people that carry out these xtnt ot— for people that carry out these kind of search— for people that carry out these kind of search and rescue otenettono— kind of search and rescue operations, because in the past ent— operations, because in the past ent yoe— operations, because in the past and you touched— operations, because in the past and you touched on it when you w-ereto— and you touched on it when you were _to .former- were talking to the former submariner,_ were talking to the former submariner, normally he when submariner, he normally he when tneoe— submariner, he normally he when tneoe oono— submariner, he normally he when tneoe oono ot— submariner, he normally he when these sorts of things happens, it's these sorts of things happens, tt-o—to— these sorts of things happens, tt-o—to rtgtt- these sorts of things happens,| it's—is right. bigger it's submarines is right. bigger veooeot— it's submarines is right. bigger vessels , better— it's submarines is right. bigger vessels , better equipped to last vessels, better equipped to last for tonger— vessels, better equipped to last for tonger to— vessels, better equipped to last for longer to at— vessels, better equipped to last for longer to at great depths. tnto— for longer to at great depths. no to— for longer to at great depths. no to e— for longer to at great depths. no to e ttny— for longer to at great depths. this is a tiny, tiny. for longer to at great depths. this is a tiny, tiny . vessel this is a tiny, tiny. vessel teoteetty. — this is a tiny, tiny. vessel basically. yeah- this is a tiny, tiny. vessel basically. yeah .- this is a tiny, tiny. vessel basically. “tie?" c c basically. yeah. it's like a transit van with five people crammed inside of it, essentially, isn't it really? and yeah, i mean, obviously you know, hearts go out to the families and to those on board and fingers crossed we get the result that would that would, i

think come to be considered the greatest rescue operation of all time. but again , we know more time. but again, we know more about the surface of the moon than we do about the very bottom of the oceans . and this is like, of the oceans. and this is like, you said, going to be nigh on impossible . really? yeah. and impossible. really? yeah. and especially since when- “7 “tie?" and especially since when these oono— especially since when these oono ot— especially since when these sorts of things— especially since when these sorts of things normally happen . wnen— sorts of things normally happen , when something— sorts of things normally happen , when something sinks to the totton— , when something sinks to the totton .— , when something sinks to the bottom , when— , when something sinks to the bottom , when a— , when something sinks to the bottom , when a ship is lost at bottom, when a ship is lost at sea ,— bottom, when a ship is lost at . tt— bottom, when a ship is lost at . tt entto— bottom, when a ship is lost at sea , it emits a— bottom, when a ship is lost at sea , it emits a beacon and then sea, it emits a beacon and then tne— sea, it emits a beacon and then tne oeeen— sea, it emits a beacon and then the search and— sea, it emits a beacon and then the search and rescue operation owtngo— the search and rescue operation owtngo tnto— the search and rescue operation swings into action.— the search and rescue operation swings into action. the coastguard,— swings into action. the coastguard, the military , they coastguard, the military, they tottow— coastguard, the military, they can follow that— coastguard, the military, they can follow that beacon. there is no beacon here.— can follow that beacon. there is no beacon here-are- no beacon here. they are metaphorically- no beacon here. they are metaphorically and literally oeerentng— metaphorically and literally searching freezing cold, searching in freezing cold, tert— searching in freezing cold, terx. teee— searching in freezing cold, dark, deep water at great tneooere et— dark, deep water at great pressure at. and it's really a ot— pressure at. and it's really a ot teot— pressure at. and it's really a case of just just— pressure at. and it's really a case of just just sheer numbers ent— case of just just sheer numbers ent e— case of just just sheer numbers ent e ttt— case of just just sheer numbers ent e ttt ot— case of just just sheer numbers and a bit of luck— case of just just sheer numbers and a bit of luck ,— case of just just sheer numbers and a bit of luck , a lot of luck and a bit of luck, a lot of luck tnotetty— and a bit of luck, a lot of luck probably trying— and a bit of luck, a lot of luck probably trying to_ and a bit of luck, a lot of luck probably trying to come across it probably trying to come across tt teeeoe— probably trying to come across it because as— probably trying to come across it because as we— probably trying to come across it because as we mentioned, tney-re— it because as we mentioned, tney-ne eotng— it because as we mentioned, tney-ne eotng e— it because as we mentioned, they're using a lot of sonar. ttet-o— they're using a lot of sonar. that's difficult— they're using a lot of sonar. that's difficult when the when the that's difficult when the when tne totton — that's difficult when the when the bottom of— that's difficult when the when the bottom of ocean is the bottom of the ocean is eoveet— the bottom of the ocean is eoveet tn— the bottom of the ocean is covered in wreckage from the tttente— covered in wreckage from the tttente. tt-o— covered in wreckage from the titanic, it's - an - covered in wreckage from the titanic, it's an irregular titanic, it's got an irregular

oeteee _to- titanic, it's got an irregular surface.-to see- titanic, it's got an irregular surface. to see to see surface. depher to see to see eotng— surface. depher to see to see eotng tne— surface. depher to see to see using the sonar— surface. depher to see to see using the sonar a— surface. depher to see to see using the sonar a shape , the using the sonar a shape, the otete— using the sonar a shape, the oneee ot— using the sonar a shape, the onete ot tne— using the sonar a shape, the shape of the titan sitting in tnet— shape of the titan sitting in we tt— shape of the titan sitting in that it would _ shape of the titan sitting in that it would be much easier if it that it would be much easier if tt eo— that it would be much easier if tt teot— that it would be much easier if tt teot e— that it would be much easier if it was just a flat— that it would be much easier if it was just a flat bottom, ettnoegn— it was just a flat bottom, although one— it was just a flat bottom, although one would argue that it woettn-t— although one would argue that it woettn-t even— although one would argue that it wouldn't even be— although one would argue that it wouldn't even be in that place at wouldn't even be in that place et tnet— wouldn't even be in that place et ttet-tn— wouldn't even be in that place at that-in the— wouldn't even be in that place at that-in the first- wouldn't even be in that place at that in the first place. at that site in the first place. tet— at that site in the first place. tet-tt-o— at that site in the first place. but it's difficult. but yeah, it's difficult. paul, ttenx— but yeah, it's difficult. paul, ttenx-very- but yeah, it's difficult. paul, thank-very much.l but yeah, it's difficult. paul, thank very much. and thank you very, very much. and there conference thank you very, very much. and there we conference thank you very, very much. and there we will conference thank you very, very much. and there we will take conference thank you very, very much. and there we will take livezrence thank you very, very much. and there we will take live here; thank you very, very much. and there we will take live here at which we will take live here at 6:00. paul hawkins , national 6:00. paul hawkins, our national reporter. i can speak now reporter. now, i can speak now to mike weller, who is a marine operations . but mike, operations specialist. but mike, thank you very much. i am really fascinated have your insights fascinated to have your insights and your take on this. is there any hope for always difficult to answer that one. there's always note— answer that one. there's always note ente— answer that one. there's always note enttt yoe— answer that one. there's always hope until you got— answer that one. there's always hope until you got the- there's always hope until you got the evidence tnet— hope until you got the evidence we tneee— hope until you got the evidence we tnere to— hope until you got the evidence that there is none.— hope until you got the evidence that there is none. this one is tenteeterty— that there is none. this one is particularly difficult . it's the particularly difficult. it's the teett— particularly difficult. it's the teetn ot— particularly difficult. it's the depth of water. _ particularly difficult. it's the depth of water. it's the type of veoet— depth of water. it's the type of veoet tt-o— depth of water. it's the type of vessel, it's as— depth of water. it's the type of vessel, it's as your— depth of water. it's the type of vessel, it's as your previous onnnnenteto— vessel, it's as your previous commentator was saying , it's commentator was saying, it's very— commentator was saying, it's very onett— commentator was saying, it's very onett . — commentator was saying, it's very onett. tt— commentator was saying, it's very small . c : c very small. it doesn't have a lot of equipment on board it.

the critical factors here are the depth of water is the big one. they're going to be sitting inside that small, small unit and they'll be breathing the atmosphere that's in there . so atmosphere that's in there. so the c02 atmosphere that's in there. so the co2 going to come off from the co2 going to come off from the breathing and they're going to have to top up with oxygen. i haven't seen any information yet exactly how much oxygen is carried on board, but that will go down. there's five of them in there. if any of them are panicking , that will take it up. panicking, that will take it up. even, even worse, they've lost communication. so the beacon has not been transmitting to the surface . we don't know why that surface. we don't know why that has happened . the they can't has happened. the they can't actually come out of that submarine. it's down there . they submarine. it's down there. they have to bring the whole unit up to be able to get them out . it to be able to get them out. it should be able to drop its

ballast and float to the surface . but that hasn't happened. that we know of at the moment. and hence that's what does this indicate, mike? this is this is tnto— indicate, mike? this is this is tnto to— indicate, mike? this is this is tnto to tne— indicate, mike? this is this is this is the thing,— t: i it: 7 this is this is this is the thing, because yeotentey— this is the thing, because yesterday yesterday , mike, when yesterday yesterday, mike, when tnot— yesterday yesterday, mike, when news first broke— yesterday yesterday, mike, when news first broke of this, all of tne— news first broke of this, all of tne notoe— news first broke of this, all of the noise was,— news first broke of this, all of the noise was, look, it's going to te— the noise was, look, it's going to te ett— the noise was, look, it's going to be all right— the noise was, look, it's going to be all right because it can trot— to be all right because it can trot tto— to be all right because it can drop its ballast.— to be all right because it can drop its ballast. it can float teex— drop its ballast. it can float teexltne— drop its ballast. it can float back the surface. drop its ballast. it can float- backlthe surface.-what back to the surface. that's what it's back to the surface. that's what no oettooet— back to the surface. that's what no oettooet to— back to the surface. that's what it's supposed to but what we it's supposed to do. but what we xnow— it's supposed to do. but what we xnowwe—ve gotl know so far is that we've got nneootveo-t- know so far is that we've got massive _of search i know so far is that we've got. massive-of search and massive amounts of search and rescue operations— massive amounts of search and rescue operations on the- surface. _ located surface. they haven't located it, surface. they haven't located tt—tt-ol it, which indicates that it's tnotetty— it, which indicates that it's. probably-therefore probably not there. therefore tnet— probably not there. therefore means that it— probably not there. therefore means that it lost communication. it potentially etenget— communication. it potentially plunged straight to the bottom and plunged straight to the bottom ent een-t— plunged straight to the bottom ent een-t get— plunged straight to the bottom and can't get back up . what does and can't get back up. what does all and can't get back up. what does ett ot— and can't get back up. what does ett ot tnto— and can't get back up. what does ett ot tnto tntty— and can't get back up. what does all of this imply to— and can't get back up. what does all of this imply to you then? oonetntng— all of this imply to you then? something has— all of this imply to you then? something has gone catastrophically wrong here. wett— catastrophically wrong here. wee t— catastrophically wrong here. well i would— catastrophically wrong here. well i would suggest on that tnere-o— well i would suggest on that tnere-o e— well i would suggest on that there's a catastrophic failure ent— there's a catastrophic failure and implosion. _ there's a catastrophic failure and implosion. iii; and implosion. maybe the port, which is obviously a weak part of the system, has blown in and if that has happened, then that's it. it's all over. why is that's it. it's all over. why is that week? sorry,— that's it. it's all over. why is that week? sorry, mate. - c c why is that week? sorry, mate. look, yoee— that week? sorry, mate. look, yoee gotng— that week? sorry, mate. look, yoee gotng to— that week? sorry, mate. look, you're going to have to talk wttn—

you're going to have to talk we yoe. — you're going to have to talk we yoe. tne— you're going to have to talk with you. the basics of this, teeeoe— with you. the basics of this, because - know- with you. the basics of this, because know anything because i don't know anything etoet—ot- because i don't know anything etoet—otltn- about the structure of it in tnet— about the structure of it in that sense. _ about the structure of it in that sense. /tit. gitt. that sense. you've got a submarine which a steel or submarine which is a steel or a fabnc submarine which is a steel or a fabric construction , and it's fabric construction, and it's usually one part. and there would be welded parts to it, usually one part. and there would be welded parts to it , the would be welded parts to it, the welded parts , although strong, welded parts, although strong, they could become the weak part. but the port is quite a large area where it sits in there . area where it sits in there. and, you know, that's when you've got so much pressure going on to the unit itself that can if there's any weakness in the design excuse me, in the design of it , then that's where design of it, then that's where it can can implode . okay. and it can can implode. okay. and clearly it can can implode. okay. and eteerty we— it can can implode. okay. and clearly we hope— it can can implode. okay. and clearly we hope that- it can can implode. okay. and clearly we hope that at- . i ,. i t“ : okay. and clearly we hope that at 6 pm. wnen— clearly we hope that at 6 pm. wnen we— clearly we hope that at 6 pm. when we take— clearly we hope that at 6 pm. when we take this— clearly we hope that at 6 pm. when we take this press conference live right here on gb wewo— conference live right here on gb wewo tnet— conference live right here on gb wewo we we— conference live right here on gb news, that we do— conference live right here on gb news, that we do get some good tt-o— news, that we do get some good news. it's-looking— news, that we do get some good news. it's looking great at news. it's not looking great at tne— news. it's not looking great at tne onet— news. it's not looking great at the moment. our— news. it's not looking great at the moment. our thoughts go to tnooe— the moment. our thoughts go to those involved— the moment. our thoughts go to those involved and— the moment. our thoughts go to those involved and to the tenteeo— those involved and to the families involved. and of course, mike,— families involved. and of course, mike, when you're in tnet— course, mike, when you're in we erett— course, mike, when you're in that craft and— course, mike, when you're in that craft and there's something

etong— that craft and there's something etong tne— that craft and there's something along the lines— that craft and there's something along the lines of— that craft and there's something along the lines of around 50 noero— along the lines of around 50 noero wont— along the lines of around 50 hours worth of— along the lines of around 50 hours worth of oxygen left in nge,— hours worth of oxygen left in tnere. teot— hours worth of oxygen left in there, best case— hours worth of oxygen left in there, best case scenario, if to— there, best case scenario, if no otte— there, best case scenario, if it's still intact— there, best case scenario, if it's still intact ,— there, best case scenario, if it's still intact , what will it's still intact, what will tney— it's still intact, what will tney te— it's still intact, what will they be doing- it's still intact, what will they be doing to try and tneoerve— they be doing to try and preserve that— they be doing to try and preserve that ? i mean, is it preserve that? i mean, is it etnoot— preserve that? i mean, is it almost better— preserve that? i mean, is it almost better to- preserve that? i mean, is it almost better to try to go to oteeo— almost better to try to go to oteeo to — almost better to try to go to sleep to regulate your breathing or wnet— sleep to regulate your breathing or wnet wre— sleep to regulate your breathing or what will happening ? or what will be happening? wee.— or what will be happening? wee. yoe— or what will be happening? well, you certainly- or what will be happening? well, you certainly won't be jumping around and doing anything. you try to chill out as much as you can. and it depends on the battery life as well as to the heating , because well as to the heating, because i've been in a diving bell when we had a failure on on the systems , which is a very similar systems, which is a very similar in sphere side and it's the cold, the cold at that depth is incredible . and you know , it incredible. and you know, it will make the inside of the unit very, very cold. so you'll combating that, you won't have a lot of lighting because you'd want to save your batteries and you'll be breathing a shallow and as quietly as possible. all

in trying to save the, you know, the systems you've got there that might be keeping you alive . that's if it hasn't imploded . . that's if it hasn't imploded. and if it hasn't imploded . and if it hasn't imploded. tnteet.— and if it hasn't imploded. indeed. mike,— and if it hasn't imploded. indeed. mike, a slightly broader geeotton— indeed. mike, a slightly broader geeotton neee— indeed. mike, a slightly broader question here now. should aid tneoe— question here now. should aid tneoe xtnt— question here now. should aid these kind of— question here now. should aid these kind of craft exist ? it's these kind of craft exist? it's geerter— these kind of craft exist? it's geener ot— these kind of craft exist? it's geener of et— these kind of craft exist? it's quarter of $1 million a pop to get on— quarter of $1 million a pop to get on toent— quarter of $1 million a pop to get on board this— quarter of $1 million a pop to get on board this and go and neve— get on board this and go and neve e— get on board this and go and neve e toox— get on board this and go and have a look at— get on board this and go and have a look at the titanic like teoete— have a look at the titanic like some people might think that the nun..— some people might think that the titanic, whilst— some people might think that the titanic, whilst it— some people might think that the titanic, whilst it might have teen— titanic, whilst it might have teen neent— titanic, whilst it might have been meant to— titanic, whilst it might have been meant to have been found, neyte— been meant to have been found, neyte onoett— been meant to have been found, maybe should have been left exone— maybe should have been left etone e— maybe should have been left etone e in,— maybe should have been left alone a bit, i— maybe should have been left alone a bit, i don't know. what do alone a bit, i don't know. what to yoe— alone a bit, i don't know. what to yoe tntnx— alone a bit, i don't know. what do you think for— alone a bit, i don't know. what do you think for me ? . do you think for me? leave it etne— do you think for me? leave it etne xoe— do you think for me? leave it alone. you know, it's a graveyard in effect. but people go down and people want to go down and people have got the money. it's like they're going up into space and the these craft have got to be designed , craft have got to be designed, built and operated as they would do on a proper research, the

same as the navy and the woods hole institute. people like that professional organisations operate . this is a quite a small operate. this is a quite a small craft that's gone down and you know, what's the life support on it. but it must have passed some test to be allowed to operate . test to be allowed to operate. so that will have to be looked at in due course to see, you know, on the safety side of it. but it's high risk. it is really high risk to go down in a small craft to that depth. okay. just one more with— craft to that depth. okay. just one more with you,— tiflit�*. : okay. just one more with you, mark, while t-ve— one more with you, mark, while t-ve got— one more with you, mark, while t-ve got yoe.— one more with you, mark, while t-ve got you tt— one more with you, mark, while i've got you, if that's okay. tet-o— i've got you, if that's okay. tet-o teot— i've got you, if that's okay. tet-o teot oey— i've got you, if that's okay. let's just say because i know tnet— let's just say because i know we tne— let's just say because i know that the they're _ let's just say because i know that the they're trying to put very— that the they're trying to put very ntee— that the they're trying to put very nice things— that the they're trying to put very nice things in the water at the very nice things in the water at tne onet— very nice things in the water at the moment, trying to get some ping— the moment, trying to get some ttng ott— the moment, trying to get some ttng ott g,— the moment, trying to get some ttng ott g, trytng— the moment, trying to get some ping off it, trying to locate tnto—oey- ping off it, trying to locate. this—say-find this thing. let's say they find it, this thing. let's say they find it-sav_ this thing. let's say they find n-say-n-s- this thing. let's say they find it,-say-it's intact. it, let's say that it's intact and— it, let's say that it's intact and-say— it, let's say that it's intact. and-say-everyone's and let's say that everyone's enve— and let's say that everyone's auve on— and let's say that everyone's alive on board— and let's say that everyone's alive on board and they know where— alive on board and they know wherein,— alive on board and they know wherelis, how— alive on board and they know wherelis, how the- alive on board and they know where is, how the heck do you where it is, how the heck do you get_ _ where it is, how the heck do you get— wen.- where it is, how the heck do you get_ well, they're. get it back up.7 well, they're going something going to have to put something very there or they're very heavy down there or they're going have to lift it. you going to have to lift it. you can't put men in the water down there . they're going to have to

there. they're going to have to try and lift that to the surface. okay how they go about that, it's going to be a lot of planning . and you're looking at planning. and you're looking at the vessels and vehicles that they really don't exist in great quantities. there's very, very few of them, a handful in the world. and you've got to get them there. and they've got to get down to that depth and be able work when they get there able to work when they get there . look, mike, thank you. i've got no doubt i'll be- i've got no doubt i'll be talking to you— got no doubt i'll be talking to you .g..._ got no doubt i'll be talking to you again at— got no doubt i'll be talking to you again at some point in the very— you again at some point in the very near— you again at some point in the very near future— you again at some point in the very near future as— you again at some point in the very near future as this situation— very near future as this situation progresses. as mike whetan— situation progresses. as mike wham—a- situation progresses. as mikel whelan_a marine whelan there, who is a marine operations— whelan there, who is a marine operations specialist , he's me operations specialist, he's me to say— operations specialist, he's me to say that. — operations specialist, he's me to say that. thank you very much . au— to say that. thank you very much . all right.— to say that. thank you very much . all right. okay.— to say that. thank you very much . all right. okay. so— to say that. thank you very much . all right. okay. so loads more on this— . all right. okay. so loads more on this story— . all right. okay. so loads more on this story on— . all right. okay. so loads more on this story on our— . all right. okay. so loads more on this story on our website . on this story on our website. eet— on this story on our website. eet-to— on this story on our website. eet-to ea— on this story on our website. get-to gb news- on this story on our website. get to gb news .com fastest get that to gb news .com fastest growing— get that to gb news .com fastest growing national— get that to gb news .com fastest growing national news site in the-.— growing national news site in the-iwant- growing national news site ini the-.iwantlremind the country. i want to remind you— the country. i want to remind you-wen,— the country. i want to remind you-wen, at— the country. i want to remind you-wen, at 6— the country. i want to remind you well, at 6 pm, we will you as well, at 6 pm, we will be taking— you as well, at 6 pm, we will be taking this— you as well, at 6 pm, we will be taking this press conference uve— be taking this press conference we .— be taking this press conference we . n— be taking this press conference we . it might— be taking this press conference live . it might start a bit live. it might start a bit earner— live. it might start a bit earlier than— live. it might start a bit earlier than that in which case, of—wm— earlier than that in which case, of_will.duringl of course, that will be during the—your- of course, that will be during the—your eyes| of course, that will be during- the _your eyes and the show. so keep your eyes and ears peeled for that news conference. _ ears peeled for that news conference. coastguard conference. us coastguard homing— conference. us coastguard holding conference with holding a press conference with some-information- holding a press conference with some information that

some more information and that desperate— some more information and that desperate ,— some more information and that desperate , desperate search for desperate, desperate search for ma— desperate, desperate search for that submersible. _ desperate, desperate search for that submersible. but there we go that submersible. but there we 90 -— that submersible. but there we 90 . new,— that submersible. but there we go . new, ahe— that submersible. but there we go . now, the government has go. now, the government has urged— go. now, the government has urged hae— go. now, the government has urged has been— go. now, the government has urged has been urged, sorry, to launch— urged has been urged, sorry, to launch a— urged has been urged, sorry, to launch a public— urged has been urged, sorry, to launch a public inquiry into eyeaemaue— launch a public inquiry into systematic failings in mental reame— systematic failings in mental health hospitals. this ties in very— health hospitals. this ties in very ereeery— health hospitals. this ties in very closely with something that regular— very closely with something that regular viewers— very closely with something that regular viewers and listeners to rare— regular viewers and listeners to are shew— regular viewers and listeners to this show will— regular viewers and listeners to this show will know that i care deeply— this show will know that i care aeeary ahaur.— this show will know that i care deeply about. it's— this show will know that i care deeply about. it's the mental rearra— deeply about. it's the mental ream-ru— deeply about. it's the mental health-in britain,- deeply about. it's the mental health in britain, but health crisis in britain, but ire— health crisis in britain, but rr-e area— health crisis in britain, but it's also what— health crisis in britain, but it's also what can be about it's also what can be done about it. it's also what can be done about rr.—eu- it. i'm patrick christys on gb newe— it. i'm patrick christys on gb news-wen— it. i'm patrick christys on gb news-we'll-muchl it. i'm patrick christys on gb- news-we'll-much more news and we'll have much more rare— news and we'll have much more rare-very— news and we'll have much more rare-very ,— news and we'll have much more rare-very , very- news and we'll have much more info very , very shortly. info on this very, very shortly. errraru-e—

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place from there, from around there. anyway, at 6 pm. so in just around half an hour's time, it may well come earlier. so i want you to obviously stay watching and listening. we'll bfing watching and listening. we'll bring that to you live. that's saint john's in saint john's harbour in newfoundland, where the submersible with five passengers departed before losing contact with surface crews. so that's the very latest from that i have gotten for you. now though, a gb news exclusive. so gb news can exclusively reveal that met police officers sped for hours this afternoon, twiddling their thumbs, unable to process files because their computer system was unexpectedly switched off . was unexpectedly switched off. i'm sorry was was switched off the planned outage first revealed last night on this channel, ran from 11 till three today. gb news investigator reporter charlie peters has the very latest. sorry, charlie , i very latest. sorry, charlie, i butchered some more. but butchered that some more. but just to me what's going just explain to me what's going on. connect system. on. this is the connect system. it's a new it system that was rurreaueea— it's a new it system that wasi introduced _2022, introduced in november 2022, ee— introduced in november 2022, some 33 months— introduced in november 2022, some 33 months delayed . c some 33 months delayed. it's cear— some 33 months delayed. it's cost them— some 33 months delayed. it's cost them £150— some 33 months delayed. it's cost them £150 million and it has not been introduced with

success on the internet intranet forums for the police. in january, there were over 300 complaints about the system . complaints about the system. internally, it was designed to link up all the various systems that the met has, but there seems to be an enormous amount of frustration which has led to this planned outage today, 11 to 4 middle of the workday , when 4 middle of the workday, when officers could not process files , could not look at case files, nor property records, and even had to start using manual uploads for dna samples. now, this is a vital importance- this is a vital importance because— this is a vital importance because police- this is a vital importance because police often have 24 hours— because police often have 24 hours re— because police often have 24 hours to charge— because police often have 24 hours to charge someone, don't they— hours to charge someone, don't rreye ara— hours to charge someone, don't rueye ara ee— hours to charge someone, don't rueye and so rr— hours to charge someone, don't they? and so if four of those hours— they? and so if four of those hours when — they? and so if four of those hours when they— they? and so if four of those hours when they should be areeeeerua— hours when they should be processing things and sending them — processing things and sending were re— processing things and sending were re rue— processing things and sending them to the cps— processing things and sending them to the cps were unable to be eere— them to the cps were unable to be done because— them to the cps were unable to be done because of— them to the cps were unable to be done because of this planned outage— be done because of this planned euraae ,— be done because of this planned euraae , ru— be done because of this planned outage , in theory,— be done because of this planned outage , in theory, that could outage, in theory, that could rear— outage, in theory, that could mean that violent offenders can warr— mean that violent offenders can watt free. — mean that violent offenders can walk free. patrick, _ mean that violent offenders can walk free. rte /r:::r. ”c; walk free. patrick, you're absolutely right. and last night when i spoke to police officers about this outage, one obviously on condition of anonymity, told me a criminal, want me if i was a criminal, i'd want to be committing crime tomorrow. 11 because knew they 11 to 3, because they knew they would an extra four hours

would have an extra four hours of grace when the of potential grace when the police wouldn't be able to process another process any files. another officer i spoke to told me officer i spoke to today told me that were twiddling their that they were twiddling their thumbs were thumbs at 11 to 3. they were doing nothing with doing absolutely nothing with files they couldn't and files because they couldn't and case files reportedly could not be sent to the cps, the crown prosecution service , to deliver prosecution service, to deliver vital charges within that very short 24 hour clock. police officers have the tyranny of the clock against them when they're deaung clock against them when they're dealing with these cases. yeah, no , exactly. and so in theory, no, exactly. and so in theory, rheu— no, exactly. and so in theory, rhea ,— no, exactly. and so in theory, rhea , yee,— no, exactly. and so in theory, then , yes, people— cape“; and so in theory, then , yes, people could have then, yes, people could have watert— then, yes, people could have water tree— then, yes, people could have walked free vial— then, yes, people could have walked free vial offenders as a resurr— walked free vial offenders as a reeutr er— walked free vial offenders as a result of this— walked free vial offenders as a result of this planned outage, utter— result of this planned outage, utter re— result of this planned outage, which is happening because we have— which is happening because we have spear— which is happening because we have spent £150— which is happening because we have spent £150 million on a computer— have spent £150 million on a computer system— have spent £150 million on a computer system that basically eoeee-r— computer system that basically eoeee-tweak. — computer system that basically doesn't work. -is- computer system that basically doesn't work. that is the that is issue in a nutshell. now, is the issue in a nutshell. now, the met said that this was a planned it planned outage, that it was happening because needed to happening because they needed to iron in the iron out some kinks in the system . but this has been system. but this system has been delivered in various drops and they're delaying the third introduction system due introduction of the system due to so many problems to there being so many problems . and i think it's also worth noting this outage between noting that this outage between 11 and 3 happens in a really crucial time for policing,

because at 2 pm. there's a handover of shifts, a handover takeover process takes place. and it's really vital. police officers tell me that that pefiod officers tell me that that period is free of as free of as many problems as possible so they can have a smooth handover takeover process, not being able to access any case records or files or property records during that time is obviously ideal that time is obviously not ideal now. in fact, it's actually aerrvety— in fact, it's actually actively damaging to any kind of reek,— actively damaging to any kind of case. look, charlie,— actively damaging to any kind of case. look, charlie, thank you very,— case. look, charlie, thank you very, very— case. look, charlie, thank you very, very much.— case. look, charlie, thank you very, very much. and all of banana— very, very much. and all of taught us— very, very much. and all of bringing us yet— very, very much. and all of bringing us yet another exclusive. _ bringing us yet another exclusive. charlie peters there , er— exclusive. charlie peters there , of course, with— exclusive. charlie peters there , of course, with that gb news eveuervet— , of course, with that gb news eveuervet ,— , of course, with that gb news exclusive , just— , of course, with that gb news exclusive , just investigating exclusive, just investigating aure— exclusive, just investigating aure a— exclusive, just investigating quite a staggering incident, reatty— quite a staggering incident, really, that's— quite a staggering incident, really, that's taking place in rte— really, that's taking place in the pence— really, that's taking place in the pence ar— really, that's taking place in the police at the moment. i just vant— the police at the moment. i just want re— the police at the moment. i just want to very,— the police at the moment. i just want to very, very— the police at the moment. i just want to very, very quickly go to a eeupte— want to very, very quickly go to a eeupre er— want to very, very quickly go to a couple of the— want to very, very quickly go to a couple of the emails as lots of a couple of the emails as lots ear-gentee— a couple of the emails as lots er-aerrrua ru— a couple of the emails as lots of getting in touch a lot of of you getting in touch a lot of you— of you getting in touch a lot of you gerrrua— of you getting in touch a lot of you gerrrug ru— of you getting in touch a lot of you getting in touch when it re— you getting in touch when it comes to the _ you getting in touch when it comes to the scenes that we saw in te— comes to the scenes that we saw tn the reuse— comes to the scenes that we saw in the house of— comes to the scenes that we saw in the house of commons yeereraay. — in the house of commons. yesterday. _banging in the house of commons- yesterday. _banging the yesterday. i've been banging the drum—ru— yesterday. i've been banging the drum—tr rte- yesterday. i've been banging the drum in the middle drum about this in the middle of a eeet— drum about this in the middle of a eeerluvrua— drum about this in the middle of a cost-living-we've- a cost of living crisis. we've got— a cost of living crisis. we've get a— a cost of living crisis. we've ear a-teare- a cost of living crisis. we've got a boats crisis, got got a small boats crisis, got mortgage— got a small boats crisis, got mortgage rates— got a small boats crisis, got mortgage rates going through the root. — mortgage rates going through the root. _ertete i roof. we've got an nhs crisis. vte-ve— roof. we've got an nhs crisis. vve-ve-euougt- roof. we've got an nhs crisis. we've enough school we've not got enough school gtaeee. —

we've not got enough school gtaeee. _etutt- we've not got enough school places. _stuff andi places. all of this stuff and rampe— places. all of this stuff and ramps yesterday thought it ramps yesterday thought that it was-use of their- ramps yesterday thought that it was use of their time was a great use of their time aut— was a great use of their time art-taxpayers— was a great use of their time and taxpayers money. just and of taxpayers money. just eoent— and of taxpayers money. just eoent more— and of taxpayers money. just spend more days— and of taxpayers money. just spend more days drilling down to the torto— spend more days drilling down to the boris johnson— spend more days drilling down to the boris johnson saga . they're the boris johnson saga. they're gotng— the boris johnson saga. they're gotug to— the boris johnson saga. they're now going to have— the boris johnson saga. they're now going to have an investigation the investigation into the investigation. for goodness eate— investigation. for goodness sate-tte- investigation. for goodness sake,-this lot- investigation. for goodness sake, this lot get investigation. for goodness- sake,-this lot get off? investigation. for goodness- sa that-this lot get off? investigation. for goodness sa that really this lot get off? investigation. for goodness sa that really the|is lot get off? investigation. for goodness sa that really the bestt get off? investigation. for goodness sa that really the best uset off? investigation. for goodness sa that really the best use of ff? is that really the best use of ther— is that really the best use of ttetr treet— is that really the best use of their time? and— is that really the best use of their time? and we've had loads of their time? and we've had loads ot you— their time? and we've had loads or you getttag— their time? and we've had loads or you getttug tr— their time? and we've had loads of you getting in touch, tuetuttug— of you getting in touch, including darren darren's including darren and darren's teer— including darren and darren's teen-aut— including darren and darren's been-and darren- including darren and darren's been and darren says, been on and darren says, patter,— been on and darren says, patrick, this— been on and darren says, patrick, this is- been on and darren says, patrick, this is absolutely etoettug. — patrick, this is absolutely shocking. would patrick, this is absolutely shocking. iwould the shocking. i would just knock the otaee— shocking. i would just knock the otaee-aut— shocking. i would just knock the place-and start— shocking. i would just knock the place and start again. yeah place down and start again. yeah evaetty— place down and start again. yeah evaetty. tet— place down and start again. yeah exactly. let down— place down and start again. yeah exactly. let down by parliament, eaye— exactly. let down by parliament, eaevvevey— teeul exactly. let down by parliament, say down we've been exactly. let down by parliament, saydown by we've been exactly. let down by parliament, say down by parliament�*t exactly. let down by parliament, say down by parliament as let down badly by parliament as avtote— let down badly by parliament as a vtote aut— let down badly by parliament as a whole and most— let down badly by parliament as a whole and most especially the rrtvttegee— a whole and most especially the privileges—totally. i a whole and most especially the privi democratic totally. a whole and most especially the privi democratic kangaroo lly. a whole and most especially the privi democratic kangaroo court and democratic kangaroo court is an and democratic kangaroo court is g._yggg,- an underestimation. yeah, there-e— there's a lot of this, a waste of there's a lot of this, a waste ot tree— there's a lot of this, a waste of time, money— there's a lot of this, a waste of time, money and effort, says john- — of time, money and effort, says john. .whitewash_ of time, money and effort, says john. whitewash by a biased, john. a whitewash by a biased, erootet— john. a whitewash by a biased,| crooked—committee. crooked and corrupt committee. teoee— crooked and corrupt committee. those-veoe,- crooked and corrupt committee. those _views, of- those are john's views, of rotu— those are john's views, of course. john also goes on say course. john also goes on to say that— course. john also goes on to say that-tuttytug. — course. john also goes on to say that-bullying. and- course. john also goes on to say that bullying. and at that this is bullying. and at what— that this is bullying. and at what-tt— that this is bullying. and at what it bullying? at what point is it bullying? at what— what point is it bullying? at what-should- what point is it bullying? at what should boris johnson what point should boris johnson tave— what point should boris johnson rave—eattt have maybe stood up and said, taug— have maybe stood up and said, tang—you- have maybe stood up and said, tang—you are- hang on a minute, you are atteettug— hang on a minute, you are affecting. here. - affecting me here. this is ridiculous.— affecting me here. this is ridiculous-you- affecting me here. this is ridiculous. you ever seen ridiculous. have you ever seen a mar-ttnt— ridiculous. have you ever seen a mar-ttet ot— ridiculous. have you ever seen a man-kind of public- man get the kind of public ttettug— man get the kind of public kicking-boris- man get the kind of public kicking boris johnson kicking that boris johnson has tat— kicking that boris johnson has tat-toate— kicking that boris johnson has had-loads-still- kicking that boris johnson has had-loads-still to. kicking that boris johnson has had loads still to come had but loads more still to come between— had but loads more still to come between-aut— had but loads more still to come between-and 6:00.- had but loads more still to come between and 6:00. will between now and 6:00. i will tatt— between now and 6:00. i will tatt-a— between now and 6:00. i will talk-a-worrying. talk about a very worrying story.— talk about a very worrying etory. tte— talk about a very worrying story. the increase in school

ttte— story. the increase in school ttte vteo— story. the increase in school kids who identify believe it or not:— kids who identify believe it or rot—ere- kids who identify believe it or rot—ere te- not, as animals. one is identified— not, as animals. one is identified .the- not, as animals. one is identified the moon and the identified as the moon and the teachers— identified as the moon and the teachers ae— identified as the moon and the teachers are just— identified as the moon and the teachers are just letting them do teachers are just letting them to t.— teachers are just letting them to t. aut— teachers are just letting them do it. and there's— teachers are just letting them do it. and there's more bad news for do it. and there's more bad news tor-meghan.- do it. and there's more bad newsj for-meghan.-will for harry and meghan. when will it for harry and meghan. when will tt—uever- for harry and meghan. when will tt—rever .- for harry and meghan. when will tt—rever . ae- it end? hopefully never. as ette-e— it end? hopefully never. as etee-ot- it end? hopefully never. as she's-of faking- she's accused of faking interviews— she's accused of faking interviews on- she's accused of faking interviews on her spotify series . surety— interviews on her spotify series . surety rot.— interviews on her spotify series . surely not. they— interviews on her spotify series . surely not. they can't be that mutt— . surely not. they can't be that mutt ot— . surely not. they can't be that mutt ot a— . surely not. they can't be that much of a grifter.— . surely not. they can't be that much of a grifter. get real, tough.— much of a grifter. get real, though. patrick— much of a grifter. get real, though. patrick christys here on gb though. patrick christys here on to neve— though. patrick christys here on to news vttt— though. patrick christys here on gb news will be— though. patrick christys here on gb news will be back with you arter— gb news will be back with you atter tte— gb news will be back with you after the headlines with paul coyte— after the headlines with paul coyte .— after the headlines with paul coyte . — after the headlines with paul coyte . patrick— after the headlines with paul coyte . rte after the headlines with paul coyte. t t: coyte. patrick thank you. good afternoon. will the top stories right now. rescue teams are expanding their search for a submersible tourist vessel that was en route to the shipwreck of the titanic at the bottom of the atlantic ocean. five people are inside that submersible which is believed to have approximately two days of oxygen left. the family of british billionaire and explorer hamish harding , and explorer hamish harding, who's on board, released a statement a short time ago saying they have great faith and trust in the rescue teams. the coastguard lost contact with the

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tnat— challenge christie's. it is for that mental— challenge christie's. it is for that mental health charity. it is, that mental health charity. it to, ot— that mental health charity. it to, ot course— that mental health charity. it is, of course ,— that mental health charity. it is, of course , for— that mental health charity. it is, of course , for mind and is, of course, for mind and every— is, of course, for mind and every etngte— is, of course, for mind and every single day i actually do eat— every single day i actually do eat tne— every single day i actually do read the comments that are unterneatn— read the comments that are underneath with some of the tonattone— underneath with some of the donations and— underneath with some of the donations and i— underneath with some of the donations and i won't go through tnen — donations and i won't go through tnen att. — donations and i won't go through tnen att. nov— donations and i won't go through them all. now i— donations and i won't go through them all. now i want to make tnat— them all. now i want to make tnat r— them all. now i want to make sure that i do— them all. now i want to make sure that i do them all justice, reatty— sure that i do them all justice, reatty. nut— sure that i do them all justice, really. but the— sure that i do them all justice, really. but the amount of people nno— really. but the amount of people vno nave— really. but the amount of people vno nave got— really. but the amount of people who have got in— really. but the amount of people who have got in touch and tonatet— who have got in touch and donated, even— who have got in touch and donated, even if just £5 or even teee— donated, even if just £5 or even less, sometimes— donated, even if just £5 or even less, sometimes ,— donated, even if just £5 or even less, sometimes , right. all the less, sometimes, right. all the way— less, sometimes, right. all the way up— less, sometimes, right. all the way up to— less, sometimes, right. all the way up to a— less, sometimes, right. all the way up to a couple of grand a p0p— way up to a couple of grand a pop uno— way up to a couple of grand a pop vno say— way up to a couple of grand a pop vno eay tnte— way up to a couple of grand a pop who say this is for my trotner— pop who say this is for my trotner ,— pop who say this is for my brother , who _ pop who say this is for my brother , who we sadly lost to brother, who we sadly lost to eutette— brother, who we sadly lost to eutette, or— brother, who we sadly lost to suicide, or this— brother, who we sadly lost to suicide, or this is— brother, who we sadly lost to suicide, or this is for my nuetant— suicide, or this is for my husband who- suicide, or this is for my husband who sadly passed away a few husband who sadly passed away a tev years— husband who sadly passed away a tev yeare ago— husband who sadly passed away a few years ago for— husband who sadly passed away a few years ago for taking their ttvee— few years ago for taking their ttvee. er— few years ago for taking their own lives. or this— few years ago for taking their own lives. or this is for my dad ant— own lives. or this is for my dad ant tt— own lives. or this is for my dad ant tt goes— own lives. or this is for my dad ant tt goes on— own lives. or this is for my dad and it goes on and— own lives. or this is for my dad and it goes on and on. or a eotteague— and it goes on and on. or a colleague. and— and it goes on and on. or a colleague. and there's a lot of tneee— colleague. and there's a lot of tneee a— colleague. and there's a lot of tneee a nuge— colleague. and there's a lot of these a huge amount of these. ant— these a huge amount of these. ant tt— these a huge amount of these. ant tt te— these a huge amount of these. ant tt to an— these a huge amount of these. and it is an epidemic. mental neattn.— and it is an epidemic. mental neattn. ant— and it is an epidemic. mental health. and unfortunately expttettty— health. and unfortunately explicitly male suicide . explicitly male suicide. etvtouety— explicitly male suicide. obviously mental health in any torn— obviously mental health in any torn te— obviously mental health in any torn te tat— obviously mental health in any torn te tat a— obviously mental health in any form is bad a mental health onote— form is bad a mental health any— form is bad a mental health crisis, any kind— form is bad a mental health crisis, any kind of suicide is tat.— crisis, any kind of suicide is tat. nut— crisis, any kind of suicide is

tat. nut tne— crisis, any kind of suicide is bad. but the male mental health ettuatton— bad. but the male mental health ettuatton te— bad. but the male mental health situation is an— bad. but the male mental health situation is an epidemic of epic progorttone— situation is an epidemic of epic proportions. apparently, it's tne— proportions. apparently, it's tne tangent— proportions. apparently, it's the largest killer of men under the largest killer of men under tne age— the largest killer of men under tne age ot— the largest killer of men under tne age ot a0,— the largest killer of men under the age of 40, which i think we att— the age of 40, which i think we att agree— the age of 40, which i think we can all agree is— the age of 40, which i think we can all agree is astonishing . can all agree is astonishing. teatty— can all agree is astonishing. teatty, vnen— can all agree is astonishing. really, when you think about cancer , road— really, when you think about cancer , road traffic accidents , cancer, road traffic accidents, everytntng— cancer, road traffic accidents, everything else,— cancer, road traffic accidents, everything else, every single day — everything else, every single day tne— everything else, every single day. the latest— everything else, every single day. the latest figures that he — day. the latest figures that i've seen anyway show that 12 tate— i've seen anyway show that 12 men take their— i've seen anyway show that 12 men take their own lives . and men take their own lives. and eertatnty— men take their own lives. and eertatnty tne— men take their own lives. and certainly the comments that are unterneatn— certainly the comments that are underneath the— certainly the comments that are underneath the fundraiser that i'm underneath the fundraiser that tn totng— underneath the fundraiser that i'm doing there— underneath the fundraiser that i'm doing there make for a very, very— i'm doing there make for a very, very novtng— i'm doing there make for a very, very moving reading. and i will be eonptttng— very moving reading. and i will be eonptttng a— very moving reading. and i will be compiling a list of those and eotng— be compiling a list of those and totng a— be compiling a list of those and totng a reat— be compiling a list of those and doing a read through of some of tnoee— doing a read through of some of tnoee snotty.— doing a read through of some of those shortly. but— doing a read through of some of those shortly. but just giving.com/fundraising/challenge cnnette-e— giving.com/fundraising/challenge cnnette-e te— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's is that _ giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's is that link for what it's christie's is that link for what to vortn— christie's is that link for what to vortn r— christie's is that link for what it's worth i will— christie's is that link for what it's worth i will be humiliating nyeett— it's worth i will be humiliating nyeett on— it's worth i will be humiliating myself on stage— it's worth i will be humiliating myself on stage but it is of course for an— myself on stage but it is of course for an incredibly good ant— course for an incredibly good cause. and if— course for an incredibly good cause. and if we— course for an incredibly good cause. and if we can try to save ttvee— cause. and if we can try to save some lives together, it would mean-nont— some lives together, it would mean world everybody out mean the world to everybody out tnee— mean the world to everybody out tnere vno — mean the world to everybody out tnere vno te— mean the world to everybody out there who is suffering. and i tntnt— there who is suffering. and i tntnt-tt— there who is suffering. and i tntnt-tt te— there who is suffering. and i think-it is very- think really it is very oerttnent— think really it is very- pertinent—mind, think really it is very- pertinent_mind, the pertinent given that mind, the enanty— pertinent given that mind, the charity-found— pertinent given that mind, the charity found that a third charity has found that a third of charity has found that a third ot enten— charity has found that a third of british adults— charity has found that a third of british adults say that they ton-t— of british adults say that they ton-t tntnt— of british adults say that they don't think a— of british adults say that they don't think a mental health noegttat— don't think a mental health hospital would— don't think a mental health hospital would treat their lovedi

one _or compassion. one with respect or compassion. wnttet— one with respect or compassion. whilst almost— one with respect or compassion. whilst almost 86%_ one with respect or compassion. whilst almost 86% say they're vontet— whilst almost 86% say they're vontet ,— whilst almost 86% say they're vontet , eat— whilst almost 86% say they're worried , sad or— whilst almost 86% say they're worried , sad or angry about the worried, sad or angry about the nentat— worried, sad or angry about the mental health— worried, sad or angry about the mental health situation. after a etnng— mental health situation. after a etnng ot— mental health situation. after a string of scandals. _ mental health situation. after a string of scandals. i wanted to tatt— string of scandals. i wanted to tatt nov— string of scandals. i wanted to tatt to— string of scandals. i wanted to talk now to gemma byrne , who's talk now to gemma byrne, who's the talk now to gemma byrne, who's tne totey— talk now to gemma byrne, who's tne oottey ant— talk now to gemma byrne, who's the policy and campaigns manager for the policy and campaigns manager tor ntnt. — the policy and campaigns manager for mind. gemma,— the policy and campaigns manager for mind. gemma, thank you very , very— for mind. gemma, thank you very , very muon— for mind. gemma, thank you very , very nuen. rte— for mind. gemma, thank you very , very much. it's great to have you— , very much. it's great to have you on— , very much. it's great to have you on tne— , very much. it's great to have you on the show— , very much. it's great to have you on the show and it's great to tteeuee— you on the show and it's great to discuss this— you on the show and it's great to discuss this kind of stuff. just— to discuss this kind of stuff. ruet to— to discuss this kind of stuff. just to explain— to discuss this kind of stuff. just to explain a— to discuss this kind of stuff. just to explain a bit about the seate— just to explain a bit about the state ot— just to explain a bit about the state ot tne— just to explain a bit about the scale of the mental health onote— scale of the mental health onett tn— scale of the mental health crisis in this— scale of the mental health crisis in this country and where ntnt— crisis in this country and where ntnt eonnee— crisis in this country and where ntnt tn— crisis in this country and where mind comes in because not eveonery— mind comes in because not everyone can unfortunately see because— everyone can unfortunately see because there's— everyone can unfortunately see because there's so— everyone can unfortunately see because there's so many of them , get— because there's so many of them , get tne— because there's so many of them , get the instant,— because there's so many of them , get the instant, urgent help tnat— , get the instant, urgent help tnat tney— , get the instant, urgent help that they need— , get the instant, urgent help that they need when they need it most— that they need when they need it most .— that they need when they need it most . ant— that they need when they need it most . and let's— that they need when they need it most . and let's be— that they need when they need it most . and let's be honest, most. and let's be honest, tnere-e— most. and let's be honest, tnere-e not— most. and let's be honest, there's not always time to hang aount— there's not always time to hang aount vnen— there's not always time to hang around when it— there's not always time to hang around when it comes to mental neattn.— around when it comes to mental neattn. rean— around when it comes to mental health. yeah. hi— around when it comes to mental health. yeah. hi patrick. r: health. yeah. hi patrick. and ttrstty— health. yeah. hi patrick. and ttratty. r— health. yeah. hi patrick. and ttratty. r just— health. yeah. hi patrick. and firstly, i just want— health. yeah. hi patrick. and firstly, i just want to say massive thank you for your fundraising . and to everyone fundraising. and to everyone vno-e— fundraising. and to everyone vno-e teen— fundraising. and to everyone who's been donating- r: q and to everyone who's been donating money. so as you satu— who's been donating money. so as you earn today— who's been donating money. so as you said today we've— who's been donating money. so as you said today we've launched a campaign where we're calling on the uk government to raise the standard of mental health hospitals, and that's because over the past nine months or so,

we've been seeing a steady stream of reports about unsafe and often at times abusive care in mental health hospitals . and often at times abusive care in mental health hospitals. um, and whilst we've been seeing a lot of these over the last nine months, it's actually been going on for years and years and we think it's time to put a stop to that. and we really want to call on the government to raise the standard health standard of mental health hospitals. okay. standard of mental health hospitals . okay. so when it hospitals. okay. so when it to— hospitals. okay. so when it comes to mind— hospitals. okay. so when it comes to mind at- okay. so when it comes to mind at the moment, vnat— comes to mind at the moment, vnat naooene— comes to mind at the moment, vnat naooene tt— comes to mind at the moment, what happens if somebody is reatty— what happens if somebody is really struggling at the minute and really struggling at the minute ant te— really struggling at the minute ant te tn— really struggling at the minute and is in desperate need of some some care, some attention, some atvtee— some care, some attention, some atvtee vnere— some care, some attention, some advice where does— some care, some attention, some advice where does mind come in? just— advice where does mind come in? ruet exotatn— advice where does mind come in? ruet evptatn to— advice where does mind come in? ruet exptatn to ou— advice where does mind come in? just explain to our viewers and our just explain to our viewers and ttetenere— just explain to our viewers and our listeners why— just explain to our viewers and our listeners why you're so tnnortant— our listeners why you're so tnoortant . — our listeners why you're so important . v.13?“ our listeners why you're so important . “43?" our listeners why you're so important. / r: our listeners why you're so- important. yeah. so at mind we provide information online on our on our website about what you can do if you're struggling with your mental health or if a loved one is where you can go to seek support . we also have an

seek support. we also have an information line that people can call to get more information about how, again, they can get support with their mental health and then we have a whole network of local mind offices around the country that themselves deliver mental health services to support people . okay. and it is support people. okay. and it is an eottente— support people. okay. and it is an epidemic. it— okay. and it is an epidemic. it absolutely is . an epidemic. it absolutely is. ant— an epidemic. it absolutely is. ant eo— an epidemic. it absolutely is. ant so many— an epidemic. it absolutely is. and so many people are were grid in and so many people are were grid tn tne— and so many people are were grid tn tne ttnt— and so many people are were grid in the first place— and so many people are were grid in the first place about atnttttng— in the first place about admitting or- in the first place about admitting or recognising that tnee— admitting or recognising that tnere te— admitting or recognising that there is some— admitting or recognising that there is some issue dealing with there is some issue dealing with tne ettgna— there is some issue dealing with the stigma that— there is some issue dealing with the stigma that may say wrongly and the stigma that may say wrongly ant untatrty— the stigma that may say wrongly ant untatrty ,— the stigma that may say wrongly and unfairly , but— the stigma that may say wrongly and unfairly , but may surround and unfairly, but may surround tnat— and unfairly, but may surround tnat not— and unfairly, but may surround that not being— and unfairly, but may surround that not being able to access ant— that not being able to access care and then— that not being able to access care and then being worried about— care and then being worried about tne— care and then being worried about the quality of the care tnat— about the quality of the care tnat tney— about the quality of the care tnat tney ae— about the quality of the care that they are getting and as tutt— that they are getting and as we've just said— that they are getting and as we've just said there, 86% of ente— we've just said there, 86% of ente ae— we've just said there, 86% of brits are worried— we've just said there, 86% of brits are worried or angry about the brits are worried or angry about tne nentat— brits are worried or angry about the mental health— brits are worried or angry about the mental health situation in ant— the mental health situation in and concerned— the mental health situation in and concerned about the care tnat— and concerned about the care tnat te— and concerned about the care tnat te tetng— and concerned about the care that is being offered. so what eoutt— that is being offered. so what eoutt te— that is being offered. so what could be done— that is being offered. so what could be done to— that is being offered. so what could be done to make that care better— could be done to make that care tetter ant— could be done to make that care better and make— could be done to make that care better and make it— could be done to make that care better and make it more accessible— better and make it more accessible for- better and make it more accessible for people? do you tntnt— accessible for people? do you tntnt e — accessible for people? do you think .7 well,— accessible for people? do you think .7 well, the— accessible for people? do you think ? write �*" g think? well, the first thing we're calling for is for the

government to launch an inquiry into the failings in mental health hospitals that have been going on for years. but there are things that the government can do in the immediate term. so, , we've seen so, for example, we've seen decades of underfunding of mental health services across the board and we want to see invest money from the government invest money from the government in mental health hospitals in in terms of the actual buildings, but also the staff that work in those hospitals . and we want to those hospitals. and we want to see the government introduce the mental bill, which will mental health bill, which will be delivering some really vital reforms to mental health reforms to the mental health act, which strengthen act, which will strengthen people's rights when they're in hospital . okay yeah. i think hospital. okay yeah. i think it's hospital. okay yeah. i think to eo— hospital. okay yeah. i think it's so vitally— yeah. ithink it's so vitally important . i it's so vitally important. i voutt— it's so vitally important. i would also— it's so vitally important. i would also add, by the way, i ton-t— would also add, by the way, i ton-t tnov— would also add, by the way, i don't know if— would also add, by the way, i don't know if mind this is i ton-t— don't know if mind this is i ton-t vant— don't know if mind this is i don't want to _ don't know if mind this is i don't want to put words into mine's mouth— don't want to put words into mine's mouth here. this is just my mine's mouth here. this is just ny-nereonat— mine's mouth here. this is just my-personal view. - mine's mouth here. this is just my personal view. i know my own personal view. i know tnat— my own personal view. i know tnat a— my own personal view. i know tnat anot— my own personal view. i know tnat ant-ant- my own personal view. i know that a.of-and a- my own personal view. i know that a.of-and a loti that a lot of police and a lot of paramedics,— that a lot of police and a lot of paramedics, etcetera, when tney— of paramedics, etcetera, when tney-emergency- of paramedics, etcetera, when they emergency call they get their emergency call oute— they get their emergency call outs—tte- they get their emergency call outs—rte to- they get their emergency call outs-it's to do - they get their emergency call outs it's to do with outs also often it's to do with oeopte-e— outs also often it's to do with people's mental— outs also often it's to do with people's mental health. and i tt— people's mental health. and i mean, it-seem- people's mental health. and i mean, it seem like a good mean, it would seem like a good eotutton—eonel solution for me to have some ttnt— solution for me to have some ttntlrantt— solution for me to have some kind rapid response. kind of rapid response. mental neattn—totn-

kind of rapid response. mental health—both freei health unit that can both free up eonne— health unit that can both free up ot— health unit that can both free up some of our— health unit that can both free up some of our other emergency eervteee— services, but also tackle the teeue— services, but also tackle thei teeue—geopte services, but also tackle the- teeue—geopte vno issue at hand. so the people who are issue at hand. so the people who tratnet— issue at hand. so the people who are trained and— issue at hand. so the people who are trained and capable of teattng— are trained and capable of dealing with— are trained and capable of dealing with that life and death ettuatton— dealing with that life and death situation are— dealing with that life and death situation are are— dealing with that life and death situation are are the ones who attent— situation are are the ones who attend-opposed— attend as opposed to with eenett— attend as opposed to with eooeet ,— attend as opposed to with respect , you — attend as opposed to with respect , you police respect, you know, police ottteere— respect, you know, police officers - 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right. okay. so it's going to be a tuey tay— right. okay. so it's going to be a tuey tay ton— right. okay. so it's going to be a busy day for rishi, a day of neetontng— a busy day for rishi, a day of reckoning for— a busy day for rishi, a day of reckoning for rishi sunak as net.— reckoning for rishi sunak as vettlvttt— reckoning for rishi sunak as well. will fascinating well. it will be fascinating to nee—go - well. it will be fascinating to nee—go teantngi well. it will be fascinating to. see—go bearing in see how they all go bearing in ntnt— see how they all go bearing in ntnt tnat— see how they all go bearing in mind that the— see how they all go bearing in mind that the latest one, 2—1 ontnton— mind that the latest one, 2—1 ontnton-tn— mind that the latest one, 2—1j opinion-in-rishi opinion poll in between rishi sunat—naei sunak and boris johnson has eonte—tne- sunak and boris johnson has boris—the lead.- boris johnson in the lead. cnattana.— boris johnson in the lead. chakkara. thought chakkara. who would have thought it chakkara. who would have thought tt—otnen- it after everything but in other yeetentay— it after everything but in other news yesterday you news yesterday i told you a etnoot— news yesterday i told you a school teacher— news yesterday i told you a school teacher in east sussex nat— school teacher in east sussex nat eattet— school teacher in east sussex nat eattet a— school teacher in east sussex had called a 13— school teacher in east sussex had called a 13 year girl had called a 13 year old girl teeoteatte— had called a 13 year old girl despicable because she wouldn't attent— despicable because she wouldn't accept _classmate - accept that a classmate identified _ accept that a classmate identified as— accept that a classmate identified as cat. well, identified as a cat. well, number— identified as a cat. well, number to— identified as a cat. well, number 10 have piped up this attennoon— number 10 have piped up this afternoon saying— number 10 have piped up this afternoon saying that a headteacher— afternoon saying that a headteacher should not allow ttte— headteacher should not allow tree—reel kids to identify as cats. yes tnat-e— kids to identify as cats. yes tnat-e ntgtt— kids to identify as cats. yes that's right. that's come from eovntng— that's right. that's come from downing street— that's right. that's come from downing street .— that's right. that's come from downing street . but it's now downing street. but it's now energet— downing street. but it's now energet tnat— downing street. but it's now emerged that kids across the uk are emerged that kids across the uk etatntng— emerged that kids across the uk are claiming to— emerged that kids across the uk are claiming to be— emerged that kids across the uk are claiming to be horses or ttnoeaune — are claiming to be horses or dinosaurs. and— are claiming to be horses or dinosaurs. and even the moon. rte— dinosaurs. and even the moon. to eauetng— dinosaurs. and even the moon. it's causing problems in class ant— it's causing problems in class ant tt— it's causing problems in class ant tt mates— it's causing problems in class and it makes you— it's causing problems in class and it makes you worry about the nte— and it makes you worry about the ttte vno— and it makes you worry about the kids who insist— and it makes you worry about the kids who insist on— and it makes you worry about the kids who insist on being addressed— kids who insist on being addressed as— kids who insist on being addressed as if they are antnate. — addressed as if they are animals. with- addressed as if they are animals. with me now is ootttteat— animals. with me now is political commentator and uk ttneeton— political commentator and uk director-the— political commentator and uk director the common sense director of the common sense soggy, — director of the common sense soetety, tnna— director of the common sense society, emma webb. emma thank you very,— society, emma webb. emma thank you very, very— society, emma webb. emma thank you very, very nuan— society, emma webb. emma thank you very, very much. why on eantn— you very, very much. why on eantn to— you very, very much. why on earth do teachers— you very, very much. why on earth do teachers indulge entttnen— earth do teachers indulge children-want- earth do teachers indulge children want identify earth do teachers indulge- children-wantlidentify as children who want to identify as nones— children who want to identify as none e— children who want to identify as horses ? what's— children who want to identify as horses ? what's going on? �*rttmrzrrz; horses? what's going on? where do horses? what's going on? where to you— horses? what's going on? where to you even— horses? what's going on? where do you even begin? and patrick, you said earlier about the way

that the government is and the parliament is wasting its time on things that don't really matter. what a clown world matter. well, what a clown world we're living in. if number 10 has to release a statement telling headteachers that they shouldn't indulge children's fantasy thinking, look , think fantasy thinking, look, think across the board , across the across the board, across the country from time immemorial. for as long as there have been schools, there have been children identifying as all sorts of things. i was saying to your producer earlier that when i a child, i used to like i was a child, i used to like pretending horse and my pretending to be a horse and my dad made me some hooves made out of could clip clop of coconut so i could clip clop around nobody around the street. but nobody suggested grafting suggested at any point grafting real hooves to my feet . and so real hooves to my feet. and so this something that children this is something that children do. is magical thinking. do. this is magical thinking. but we're not talking very but we're not talking about very young children here. we're not talking three olds, talking about three year olds, four talking four year olds. we're talking about are year about children who are in year nine, in year 11, who are coming in and insisting that they be that they identify as animal or an inanimate object. and the teachers are indulging them. and the reason why i think they're

doing that is because they're so frightened around anything to do with identity that they think that they automatic policy has to be affirmation. and then of course, you have teachers like this teacher who was in the news the other day who's clearly, you know, ideologue imposing know, an ideologue imposing particular particularly contested on children and contested ideas on children and ultimately , this is to do with ultimately, this is to do with child centred learning. we shouldn't be indulging the magical children. magical thinking of children. children as all sorts children identify as all sorts of things and i think actually what this does is because it's an ad absurdum argument, because it's the logic of it's taken the logic of transgender ism to its ultimate extreme and shown how silly it is to have this this policy of a affirmation with with children. i think it shows how silly it is to take children seriously when they tell you that they identify as this, that or the other. teachers should be the authority in the classroom. yeah and a lot of people in the classroom. yeah and a lot or people ane— in the classroom. yeah and a lot or people gotng— in the classroom. yeah and a lot of people are going give- " t “rift" and a lot of people are going give 16 year otte— of people are going give 16 year otte tne— of people are going give 16 year olds the vote.— of people are going give 16 year olds the vote. all— of people are going give 16 year olds the vote. all right. well, tnat— olds the vote. all right. well, tnat one— olds the vote. all right. well, that one thinks— olds the vote. all right. well, that one thinks he's a horse, so i'd that one thinks he's a horse, so tt natnen— that one thinks he's a horse, so tt natnen not— that one thinks he's a horse, so i'd rather not have,— that one thinks he's a horse, so i'd rather not have, though. i mean-to— i'd rather not have, though. i mean,-do-vote- i'd rather not have, though. i mean, do vote for? mean, who do they vote for? anna— mean, who do they vote for? animal-probably. - mean, who do they vote for? animal probably. i don't

animal rising, probably. i don't know.— animal rising, probably. i don't know-.t— animal rising, probably. i don't tnovlr to— animal rising, probably. i don't know.-i do find— animal rising, probably. i don't know.-i do find it- know. but i do find it etaggenng— know. but i do find it staggering in staggering that we're in a ettuatton— staggering that we're in a situation now— staggering that we're in a situation now teachers, situation now where teachers, tutty—te i fully grown adults, will be toottng— fully grown adults, will be looking children the eye looking at children in the eye ant—r— looking at children in the eye ant—r nave- looking at children in the eye and—i have to. and going, well, i have to accent— and going, well, i have to accent-tatt— and going, well, i have to accept fact that you and going, well, i have to accept-fact that you now accept the fact that you are now the accept the fact that you are now tne—tangent- accept the fact that you are now tne—nannene tt- accept the fact that you are now the—happens if one| accept the fact that you are now. the—happens if one of the moon. what happens if one of tnen — the moon. what happens if one of them identifies— the moon. what happens if one of them identifies headteacher them identifies as a headteacher and them identifies as a headteacher ant eaete— them identifies as a headteacher ant eaete-tney- them identifies as a headteacher and sacks they just and sacks them? do they just natt— and sacks them? do they just pact—ant- and sacks them? do they just pact—ant go| pack their locker up and go nonet— pack their locker up and go home?-absolute- pack their locker up and go home? absolute lunacy home? it's absolute lunacy tnat-e— home? it's absolute lunacy tnat-e-on— home? it's absolute lunacy- that's-on-moment. that's going on at the moment. nut— that's going on at the moment. nut-unatt— that's going on at the moment. but-what? yet- that's going on at the moment. but what? yet again, i but you know what? yet again, i vit— but you know what? yet again, i vttt-nanente— but you know what? yet again, i will-parents have- but you know what? yet again, i will parents have got to will say it, parents have got to nave— will say it, parents have got to have something— will say it, parents have got to have something with this will say it, parents have got to ha'well. nething with this will say it, parents have got to ha'well. anding with this will say it, parents have got to ha'well. and it] with this will say it, parents have got to ha'well. and it is with this will say it, parents have got to ha'well. and it is is with this will say it, parents have got to ha'well. and it is is the] this as well. and it is it is the ntgnt— as well. and it is it is the ngnt tntng— as well. and it is it is the right thing-do- as well. and it is it is the right thing do to look your right thing to do to look your enttt— right thing to do to look your enttt tn— right thing to do to look your enttt tn tne— right thing to do to look your child in the-and- right thing to do to look your child in the and say you are child in the eye and say you are not a— child in the eye and say you are not a eat— child in the eye and say you are not a cat completely. t not a cat completely. i like the suggestion as well that michael deacon made in the telegraph earlier saying that you can imagine a situation where there would be a mandate for kitty litter trays in all public bathrooms if we continue down the path that we're going on. so the path that we're going on. so the situation completely the situation is completely absurd. to be absurd. the adults need to be the the room and the adults in the room and unfortunately, they're not. the teachers to be the teachers need to be the authorities the classroom. we authorities in the classroom. we can't have mad situation can't have this mad situation where we're taking up, you know, serious. it's a point that douglas murray has made. you know, we don't have time for

this nonsense. this complete this nonsense. this is complete nonsense. have been nonsense. and there have been some who have suggested some people who have suggested this with covid. this this is to do with covid. this is, know, a mental health is, you know, a mental health problem. a child turns up at problem. if a child turns up at school saying they're a horse when year 11, then when they're in year 11, then the teacher should looking the teacher should be looking into concerns into safeguarding concerns around because around that child because something right there. something isn't right there. if you do believe it. you really do believe it. i think problem is that think the problem is that the children that children now believe that they have power to force the have the power to force the adults in the room and to force their fellow students to say anything so long as they make it about identity . absolutely. i about identity. absolutely. i vant— about identity. absolutely. i want schools— about identity. absolutely. i want schools to— about identity. absolutely. i want schools to tell- grin by. absolutely. i want schools to tell children to ttenttty— want schools to tell children to ttenttty on— want schools to tell children to identify or aspire— want schools to tell children to identify or aspire to identify as neat— identify or aspire to identify as real doctors— identify or aspire to identify as real doctors ,— identify or aspire to identify as real doctors , as historians, as real doctors, as historians, as real doctors, as historians, as as tnatn— as real doctors, as historians, as as brain surgeons, as all of tneee— as as brain surgeons, as all of these wonderful— as as brain surgeons, as all of these wonderful things that go on to— these wonderful things that go on to aetuatty— these wonderful things that go on to actually punch a hole tnnougn— on to actually punch a hole tnnougn tne— on to actually punch a hole through the fabric of society in a gooe— through the fabric of society in a goot vvay. — through the fabric of society in a goot vvay. tot— through the fabric of society in a good way. not to go, oh, yeah, you— a good way. not to go, oh, yeah, you know— a good way. not to go, oh, yeah, you know what?— a good way. not to go, oh, yeah, you know what? yeah, you can be the you know what? yeah, you can be tne noon— you know what? yeah, you can be the moon, actually— you know what? yeah, you can be the moon, actually ,— you know what? yeah, you can be the moon, actually , you can be the moon, actually, you can be tne— the moon, actually, you can be tne noon— the moon, actually, you can be tne rte— the moon, actually, you can be the moon. it's just— the moon, actually, you can be the moon. it's just absolute tunaey— the moon. it's just absolute tunaey. toot,— the moon. it's just absolute lunacy. look, thank you very, very— lunacy. look, thank you very, very nuan— lunacy. look, thank you very, very much, emma, great to very much, emma, always great to nave—tnna- very much, emma, always great toi have—emma webb have you on the show. emma webb tnee— have you on the show. emma webb

tnene-te— have you on the show. emma webb tnene-te tne— have you on the show. emma webb there,-is the political- there, who is the political commentator— there, who is the political commentator and uk director of the commentator and uk director of tne connnnon— commentator and uk director of the common sense society and oeeaetonat— the common sense society and occasional presenter here on gb tene— occasional presenter here on gb tens—tavountel news as well. fan favourite. now a-tnat— a reminder that the us coastguard— a reminder that the us coastguard will hold a news conference at— coastguard will hold a news conference at 6— coastguard will hold a news conference at 6 pm. on that eeanen— conference at 6 pm. on that eeanen ton— conference at 6 pm. on that search for the— conference at 6 pm. on that search for the submersible tnat-e— search for the submersible tnat-e gone— search for the submersible that's gone missing near the veet— that's gone missing near the wreck-titanic- that's gone missing near the wreck-titanic .- that's gone missing near the wreck titanic . we will wreck of the titanic. we will nave — wreck of the titanic. we will nave-tnat-e- wreck of the titanic. we will have that's around have that live. that's around ten— have that live. that's around ten-away.- have that live. that's aroundi ten-away.-comes ten minutes away. if it comes eanty— ten minutes away. if it comes eantylvttt— ten minutes away. if it comes eantylvttt-tt- ten minutes away. if it comes early,.will-it early. ten minutes away. if it comes early, will it early and early, we will take it early and we-go— early, we will take it early and ve-go etnatgnt— early, we will take it early and we-go straight to- early, we will take it early and we go straight to it right we will go straight to it right nete— we will go straight to it right nene on— we will go straight to it right nene on tnte— we will go straight to it right here on this show, that live nneoo— here on this show, that live press conference. here on this show, that live- press conference-going press conference. i'm also going to—very— press conference. i'm also going to—very enontty- press conference. i'm also going to very shortly about to be talking very shortly about aaegan. — to be talking very shortly about megan. _accused- to be talking very shortly about megan._accused ,- to be talking very shortly about megan. accused , get megan. she's been accused, get tnte— megan. she's been accused, get tnteltattng— megan. she's been accused, get this,.faking some— megan. she's been accused, get this, faking some of the this, of faking some of the tntervteve— this, of faking some of the interviews on— this, of faking some of the interviews on her spotify series ,tuet— interviews on her spotify series ri'ust vnen— interviews on her spotify series ri'ust vnen ne— interviews on her spotify series , just when he thought it eouttn-t— , just when he thought it couldn't get_ , just when he thought it couldn't get worse for couldn't get any worse for aaegnan— couldn't get any worse for meghan markle patrick christys on-nntatn-e-

tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news . tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news. channel while you are looking at there is the set up for this press conference that's about to be held any moment now by the us coastguard and in fact, no, we'll just keep on tneee— and in fact, no, we'll just keep on these images— and in fact, no, we'll just keep on these images for a second. tnene-e— on these images for a second. tnere-e gotng— on these images for a second. there's going to— on these images for a second. there's going to be a press conference held— there's going to be a press conference held by the us coaetguant— conference held by the us coastguard in— conference held by the us coastguard in the next few ntnutee— coastguard in the next few minutes and— coastguard in the next few minutes and it's going to have the minutes and it's going to have tne tateet— minutes and it's going to have tne tateet on— minutes and it's going to have the latest on the— minutes and it's going to have the latest on the for search tnte— the latest on the for search this submersible that's gone ntootng— this submersible that's gone nteetng nea— this submersible that's gone missing near the wreck of the tttante. — missing near the wreck of the tttante—you- missing near the wreck of thei titanic._you that titanic. we will bring you that nneoo— titanic. we will bring you that oneeo—ttve- titanic. we will bring you that press—live right- titanic. we will bring you that press live right here press conference live right here on-coutt— press conference live right here on-coutt te- press conference live right here on could be starting on gb news. could be starting any— on gb news. could be starting any eeeont— on gb news. could be starting any second-we- on gb news. could be starting. any second.-we-five any second. and as we know, five oeonte— any second. and as we know, five neonte—a- people are missing on a submersible— people are missing on a submersible somewhere near the tttante— submersible somewhere near the tttante .— submersible somewhere near the tttante . vte-tt— submersible somewhere near the titanic . we'll-the- submersible somewhere near the titanic . we'll the latest titanic. we'll bring the latest for titanic. we'll bring the latest ton-ae— titanic. we'll bring the latest ton-an ant— titanic. we'll bring the latest for-as and when- titanic. we'll bring the latest for as and when we get it for you as and when we get it tnon— for you as and when we get it tron-oneeo— for you as and when we get it from press conference. so from that press conference. so tte— from that press conference. so ttve—ane- from that press conference. so like—are holding| like i said, we all are holding our-to— like i said, we all are holding our-to nave- like i said, we all are holding our-to make sure- like i said, we all are holding our to make sure that our breath to make sure that it is our breath to make sure that it to tne— our breath to make sure that it is the greatest— our breath to make sure that it is the greatest ever rescue ton— is the greatest ever rescue mission. how likely that is to— mission. how likely that is remains to be— mission. how likely that is remains to be seen. but there vit— remains to be seen. but there vttt te—

remains to be seen. but there vttt be an— remains to be seen. but there will be an update— remains to be seen. but there will be an update for you live on tnte— will be an update for you live on tnto-at— will be an update for you live on tnto-at e- will be an update for you live on this-at 6 pm.- will be an update for you live on this at 6 pm. so on this channel at 6 pm. so make— on this channel at 6 pm. so nave-you— on this channel at 6 pm. so nave-you teen- on this channel at 6 pm. so make you keep your on this channel at 6 pm. so make-you keep your and make sure you keep your eyes and ears—tnat. — make sure you keep your eyes and ears—tnat. vte- make sure you keep your eyes and ears—that. we-go. ears peeled for that. we will go toleantten— ears peeled for that. we will go to earlier necessary. but to it earlier if necessary. but tne— to it earlier if necessary. but tne-on— to it earlier if necessary. but the-on coming- to it earlier if necessary. but the on coming for the hits keep on coming for tarry— the hits keep on coming for tarry-ategnan.- the hits keep on coming for- harry-meghan.-meghan's the hits keep on coming for harry accused ghan. meghan's the hits keep on coming for harry accused ofin. meghan's the hits keep on coming for harry accused of faking meghan's the hits keep on coming for harry accused of faking someian's the hits keep on coming for harry accused of faking some of's been accused of faking some of the interviews— been accused of faking some of the interviews-did- been accused of faking some of the interviews did in the interviews that she did in her the interviews that she did in net-ton— the interviews that she did in her-for spotify. - the interviews that she did in her for spotify. surely her podcast for spotify. surely not. — her podcast for spotify. surely not. _the— her podcast for spotify. surely not.-this woman's- her podcast for spotify. surely not. this woman's always not. i mean, this woman's always teen— not. i mean, this woman's always been an— not. i mean, this woman's always been an upstanding— not. i mean, this woman's always been an upstanding moral compass, isn't— been an upstanding moral compass, isn't she? the compass, isn't she? but the eounte-e— compass, isn't she? but the couple's deal— compass, isn't she? but the couple's deal was worth around £18 couple's deal was worth around ate ntttton— couple's deal was worth around £18 million and— couple's deal was worth around £18 million and it— couple's deal was worth around £18 million and it was terminated— £18 million and it was terminated afterjust one terminated after just one series. and— terminated after just one series. and now the american vetette— series. and now the american vetette rot— series. and now the american website pod news says it has neatt— website pod news says it has heard—sourcesl website pod news says it has. heard—sources that heard from multiple sources that one-e— heard from multiple sources that she's essentially— heard from multiple sources that she's essentially been getting otner— she's essentially been getting otter—nen- other people to do her interviews.— other people to do her interviews. then she's been tutttng—tnei interviews. then she's been. dubbing—the top dubbing her voice over the top of dubbing her voice over the top ot tt— dubbing her voice over the top of it afterwards.— dubbing her voice over the top of it afterwards. on top of tnat,— of it afterwards. on top of tnat, a— of it afterwards. on top of that, a senior— of it afterwards. on top of that, a senior spotify executive eattet— called harry and meghan tattere— called harry and meghan grifters. - now i called harry and meghanl grifters. _now by grifters. i'm joined now by noyat— grifters. i'm joined now by royal biographer angela levin, vno— royal biographer angela levin, vno te— royal biographer angela levin, vno te gotng— royal biographer angela levin, vno te gotng to— royal biographer angela levin, who is going to get stuck right in. who is going to get stuck right tn. angeta— who is going to get stuck right tn. angeta to— who is going to get stuck right in. angela do you— who is going to get stuck right in. angela do you think realistically— in. angela do you think realistically that not even not tne— realistically that not even not even the podcasts were true ? even the podcasts were true? vee. — even the podcasts were true? vee. vett— even the podcasts were true? vee. vtett. r— even the podcasts were true? yes. well, i think _ even the podcasts were true? yes. well, i think we're- even the podcasts were true? yes. well, i think we're getting used to that at the exaggerate and all that sort of thing. the problem about meghan- a�*r: g the problem about meghan is that she ten-t— problem about meghan is that she ten-t an— problem about meghan is that she isn't an interviewer— problem about meghan is that she isn't an interviewer . problem about meghan is that she isn't an interviewer. i mean, you— isn't an interviewer. i mean, you r— isn't an interviewer. i mean, you r tote— isn't an interviewer. i mean, you r tote ot— isn't an interviewer. i mean, you i lots of people know what it

you i lots of people know what tt te— you i lots of people know what tt to, ant— you i lots of people know what it is, and that— you i lots of people know what it is, and that is— you i lots of people know what it is, and that is basically tatttng— it is, and that is basically tatttng to— it is, and that is basically talking to people, being quiet about— talking to people, being quiet about yourself.— talking to people, being quiet about yourself. but listening to tnen. — about yourself. but listening to tnen. nut— about yourself. but listening to them. but meghan , in that year them. but meghan, in that year ago— them. but meghan, in that year ago tnat— them. but meghan, in that year ago chat machine— them. but meghan, in that year ago chat machine where she just tatte— ago chat machine where she just tatte about— ago chat machine where she just talks about herself— ago chat machine where she just talks about herself so when she nae— talks about herself so when she nae neatty— talks about herself so when she has really interesting people tte— has really interesting people ttte serena— has really interesting people like serena williams and mariah caney,— like serena williams and mariah caney, ene— like serena williams and mariah carey, one nae— like serena williams and mariah carey, she has to— like serena williams and mariah carey, she has to be smarter tnan— carey, she has to be smarter tnan tnen— carey, she has to be smarter than them and— carey, she has to be smarter than them and talk about me. oh, you nat— than them and talk about me. oh, you nat tnat— than them and talk about me. oh, you nat tnat e— than them and talk about me. oh, you had that ? well,— than them and talk about me. oh, you had that ? well, i had this. you had that? well, i had this. rou— you had that? well, i had this. you tnon— you had that? well, i had this. you know, serena— you had that? well, i had this. you know, serena williams was tetttng— you know, serena williams was tetttng nen— you know, serena williams was telling her about— you know, serena williams was telling her about playing entetet— telling her about playing entetet at— telling her about playing cricket at cricket or playing tennte— cricket at cricket or playing tennte tn— cricket at cricket or playing tennte tn a— cricket at cricket or playing tennis in a final- cricket at cricket or playing tennis in a final when her ttttte— tennis in a final when her little daughter— tennis in a final when her little daughter broke her arm. ant— little daughter broke her arm. ant aaegatt— little daughter broke her arm. ant ategxtt .— little daughter broke her arm. and megxit . oh,— little daughter broke her arm. and megxit . oh, well, when i was and megxit. oh, well, when i was in and megxit. oh, well, when i was tn soutn— and megxit. oh, well, when i was in south america— and megxit. oh, well, when i was in south america ,— and megxit. oh, well, when i was in south america , we south in south america, we south antea— in south america, we south atntea ve— in south america, we south africa, we there— in south america, we south africa, we there was terrible ttne — africa, we there was terrible ttne tn— africa, we there was terrible ttne tn ny— africa, we there was terrible fire in my baby's room. and it tunne— fire in my baby's room. and it turns out— fire in my baby's room. and it turns out there— fire in my baby's room. and it turns out there was a bit of nutt— turns out there was a bit of out ot— turns out there was a bit of puff of smoke— turns out there was a bit of puff of smoke there. and they unntugget— puff of smoke there. and they unntugget rt.— puff of smoke there. and they unplugged it. but the child baby , ttttte— unplugged it. but the child baby , little archie— unplugged it. but the child baby , little archie was— unplugged it. but the child baby , little archie was with her vttn — , little archie was with her vttn nte— , little archie was with her with his nanny.— , little archie was with her with his nanny. so you know, she toee— with his nanny. so you know, she toee mate— with his nanny. so you know, she toee mate a— with his nanny. so you know, she does make a huge— with his nanny. so you know, she does make a huge thing out of everytntng. — does make a huge thing out of everytntng. ant— does make a huge thing out of everything. and i— does make a huge thing out of everything. and i think they

were desperately boring as a neeutt— were desperately boring as a neeutt . — were desperately boring as a neeutt . nut— were desperately boring as a result . but but— were desperately boring as a result . but but the- were desperately boring as a result . result. but but the problem is that credibility's always been a massive issue for meghan markle. massive issue for meghan markle. and prince harry. to be fair, and prince harry. to be fair, we've had time and time and time and time again a statement and time again of a statement being made and then either it being made and then either it being completely proven to be a demonstrable lie or it being a whopping great big exaggeration. and when people tuned in to a podcast, they were expected that to be an interview that was conducted by meghan markle. otherwise she is literally a voice over artist on millions of pounds a year. surely the spotify executive was right to call her an absolute grifter ? call her an absolute grifter? well, it's. it's um . not true. well, it's. it's um. not true. ant— well, it's. it's um. not true. ant tte— well, it's. it's um. not true. ant to an— well, it's. it's um. not true. and it's an exaggeration. and it's and it's an exaggeration. and to aetuatty— and it's an exaggeration. and it's actually grabbing all the money— it's actually grabbing all the money you— it's actually grabbing all the money you ean— it's actually grabbing all the money you can without actually gtvtng— money you can without actually gtvtng nuan— money you can without actually giving much back.— money you can without actually giving much back. and i think tnat— giving much back. and i think tnat tnat-e— giving much back. and i think tnat tnat-e a— giving much back. and i think that that's a sort— giving much back. and i think that that's a sort of thing tnat,— that that's a sort of thing that, unfortunately, the couple nave— that, unfortunately, the couple nave teen— that, unfortunately, the couple have been doing.— that, unfortunately, the couple have been doing. they don't tntnt— have been doing. they don't tntnt tney-ne— have been doing. they don't think they're obliged to do tnat.— think they're obliged to do tnat. vou— think they're obliged to do that. you know,— think they're obliged to do that. you know, they're royal. tney-ne— that. you know, they're royal. tney-re very— that. you know, they're royal.

they're very important . they're they're very important. they're gtotatty— they're very important. they're gtotatty tnonn— they're very important. they're globally known .— they're very important. they're globally known . and so it globally known. and so it toeen-t— globally known. and so it doesn't matter- globally known. and so it doesn't matter if they don't do the doesn't matter if they don't do tne eont— doesn't matter if they don't do tne eont ot— doesn't matter if they don't do the sort of hard— doesn't matter if they don't do the sort of hard work. i mean, aetuatty— the sort of hard work. i mean, aetuatty, r— the sort of hard work. i mean, actually, i think— the sort of hard work. i mean, actually, i think talking to oeonte— actually, i think talking to people te— actually, i think talking to people to a— actually, i think talking to people is a very interesting tntng— people is a very interesting tntng to— people is a very interesting tntng to to. — people is a very interesting thing to do. but, you know, it takes— thing to do. but, you know, it takes ttne— thing to do. but, you know, it takes time. you've— thing to do. but, you know, it takes time. you've got to research it.— takes time. you've got to research it. you've got to learn tntngo— research it. you've got to learn tntnge tney— research it. you've got to learn things they don't— research it. you've got to learn things they don't want to. and so things they don't want to. and no tney— things they don't want to. and so tney teave— things they don't want to. and so they leave it— things they don't want to. and so they leave it to other people to to— so they leave it to other people to to not— so they leave it to other people to to not tne— so they leave it to other people to do not the dirty— so they leave it to other people to do not the dirty work, but to do to do not the dirty work, but to to tne— to do not the dirty work, but to to tne vort— to do not the dirty work, but to do the work that— to do not the dirty work, but to do the work that sort of boring to tnen— do the work that sort of boring to tnen eo— do the work that sort of boring to them so they— do the work that sort of boring to them so they can take all the erase— to them so they can take all the nnatee .— to them so they can take all the onatee . nut— to them so they can take all the praise . but this— to them so they can take all the praise . but this one, it wasn't praise. but this one, it wasn't praiser— praise. but this one, it wasn't praiser tt— praise. but this one, it wasn't praiser tt va— praise. but this one, it wasn't praise, it was desperate , praise, it was desperate, totng.— praise, it was desperate, tonng. ant— praise, it was desperate, boring. and of- praise, it was desperate, boring. and of course, when manta— boring. and of course, when data caney— boring. and of course, when maria carey called a diva , maria carey called her a diva, ene— maria carey called her a diva, one vent— maria carey called her a diva, she went absolutely berserk . she she went absolutely berserk. she eoent— she went absolutely berserk. she eoent ages— she went absolutely berserk. she spent ages explaining why she vaen-t— spent ages explaining why she went ant— spent ages explaining why she wasn't. and then— spent ages explaining why she wasn't. and then maria aootogteet— wasn't. and then maria apologised and she said it was all apologised and she said it was at about— apologised and she said it was all about her— apologised and she said it was all about her clothing. know she eouttn-t— all about her clothing. know she couldn't stand— all about her clothing. know she couldn't stand it.— all about her clothing. know she couldn't stand it. she couldn't stand— couldn't stand it. she couldn't stand listening— couldn't stand it. she couldn't stand listening to— couldn't stand it. she couldn't stand listening to maria. and aetuatty— stand listening to maria. and aetuatty not— stand listening to maria. and actually not getting involved in tnat— actually not getting involved in tnat eont— actually not getting involved in tnat eont ot— actually not getting involved in that sort of all— actually not getting involved in that sort of all about me argument— that sort of all about me argument to— that sort of all about me argument is staggeringly easy tot. — argument is staggeringly easy on tnn— argument is staggeringly easy on tnn sorry.— argument is staggeringly easy job. i'm sorry, but- argument is staggeringly easy job. i'm sorry, but to- argument is staggeringly easy job. r: job. i'm sorry, but to be paid $18 million or pounds or however much it is to essentially have a conversation with somebody briefly is shocking. that's the

fault of that's— briefly is shocking. that's the fault of that's the— briefly is shocking. that's the fault of that's the fault- t g that's the fault of that's the fault of spotty. — fault of that's the fault of spotty. tney— fault of that's the fault of spotify. they should have been very— spotify. they should have been very oaretut— spotify. they should have been very careful. they— spotify. they should have been very careful. they should have onganteet— very careful. they should have organised something where they had organised something where they nat a— organised something where they nat a smatt— organised something where they had a small fee— organised something where they had a small fee just to see how it had a small fee just to see how tt wen,— had a small fee just to see how tt went, to— had a small fee just to see how it went, to see— had a small fee just to see how it went, to see how— had a small fee just to see how it went, to see how the audience ttet— it went, to see how the audience ttet tt— it went, to see how the audience ttet tt ant— it went, to see how the audience liked it and then— it went, to see how the audience liked it and then move on from tnee— liked it and then move on from tnene. nut— liked it and then move on from there. but they— liked it and then move on from there. but they obviously had tnet— there. but they obviously had tnetn an— there. but they obviously had their arm twisted behind their tatt— their arm twisted behind their tact to— their arm twisted behind their tact to one— their arm twisted behind their back to come up— their arm twisted behind their back to come up with a ridiculous— back to come up with a ridiculous amount. and the nnonne— ridiculous amount. and the nnontee .— ridiculous amount. and the promise. here's— ridiculous amount. and the promise . here's what you said promise. here's what you said tutt— promise. here's what you said tuet nov— promise. here's what you said tuet tne— promise. here's what you said just now. the promise that they voutt— just now. the promise that they voutt to— just now. the promise that they would do things— just now. the promise that they would do things ,— just now. the promise that they would do things , you know, great would do things, you know, great teat— would do things, you know, great teat ot— would do things, you know, great teat ot tntngo— would do things, you know, great deal of things in— would do things, you know, great deal of things in the next 2 or 3 deal of things in the next 2 or e ye — deal of things in the next 2 or e ye tne— deal of things in the next 2 or 3 years. the fact— deal of things in the next 2 or 3 years. the fact that they've just— 3 years. the fact that they've tuet — 3 years. the fact that they've just won shows— 3 years. the fact that they've just won shows you how you can't neatty— just won shows you how you can't neatty tetteve— just won shows you how you can't really believe what— just won shows you how you can't really believe what they say tney— really believe what they say tney tnov. — really believe what they say they know. and— really believe what they say they know. r: : really believe what they say they know. ' r: : rzzr" really believe what they say- they know. and based on this and they know. and based on this and the evidence that we've seen so far, if indeed it is true that they're about to sign some kind of deal with dior, which would explain maybe why prince harry wore dior to father's wore dior to his father's coronation, you would expect that they were going up that they were going to end up with a team of people doing all of the work and meghan turns up on wearing armani. but on the day wearing armani. but there you there we go. angela, thank you very, very it's a bit very, very much. it's a bit short sweet, angela, i'm short and sweet, angela, i'm afraid, going have afraid, but we're going to have

to little bit of to go to a little bit of breaking involving breaking news involving a submersible coast submersible off the coast of canada. angela levin there, canada. so angela levin there, royal of royal biographer, reacting, of course, the meghan course, to the old meghan markle's that markle's latest scandal that apparently she might have just been when to been grifting when it comes to spotify well. dewbs& joins spotify as well. dewbs& co joins me. michel, specifically , um, me. michel, specifically, um, and going to be going, i and we are going to be going, i believe, in a couple of minutes anyway to a press conference. absolutely yeah. this is us absolutely yeah. us this is us coastguard basically any second aue— coastguard basically any second tue to— coastguard basically any second now due to update— coastguard basically any second now due to update us— g: basically any second now due to update us on the statue— now due to update us on the statue ot— now due to update us on the status of that— now due to update us on the status of that case that you've been — status of that case that you've been tatttng— status of that case that you've been talking about, it's gripped the been talking about, it's gripped tne natton— been talking about, it's gripped the nation, actually, hasn't it 7 the nation, actually, hasn't it evouve— the nation, actually, hasn't it evouve got— the nation, actually, hasn't it ? you've got five— the nation, actually, hasn't it ? you've got five people in on vnat— ? you've got five people in on vnat r— ? you've got five people in on vnat r voutt— ? you've got five people in on what i would term. it's like a eaneute— what i would term. it's like a capsule barefooted sitting. tnene-e— capsule barefooted sitting. tnene-e no— capsule barefooted sitting. there's no chairs, no real room to manoeuvre. there's just one ttny— to manoeuvre. there's just one ttny vtntov— to manoeuvre. there's just one tiny window for— to manoeuvre. there's just one tiny window for their oxygen vit— tiny window for their oxygen vttt te — tiny window for their oxygen will be depleted as we speak. no ttea— will be depleted as we speak. no ttea rattan— will be depleted as we speak. no idea, patrick, where— will be depleted as we speak. no idea, patrick, where these oeoote— idea, patrick, where these people — idea, patrick, where these people are. are- idea, patrick, where these people are. are they on the eunaete — people are. are they on the eunaete e— people are. are they on the surface ? not— people are. are they on the surface ? not looking likely at surface? not looking likely at the surface? not looking likely at tne nnonnent— surface? not looking likely at the moment because there's a nuge— the moment because there's a nuge eeanen— the moment because there's a huge search operation in air tnat— huge search operation in air tnat nae— huge search operation in air tnat nae not— huge search operation in air that has not yet— huge search operation in air that has not yet found them? vett— that has not yet found them? vtett vnene— that has not yet found them? well where are— that has not yet found them? well where are they? write that has not yet found them? well where are they? �*rtttrzgt ct well where are they? well, we'll get more— well where are they? well, we'll get more info at six, but i had a couple of experts on over the

course of this show, and one of them said he'd spent decades as a submariner. this implies that something catastrophic has happened. something catastrophic has happened . the other person said happened. the other person said that the port side of this particular vessel with it being welded together, would have had a . it's dealing with a weakness. it's dealing with extreme especially at extreme pressures, especially at those therefore those depths, and therefore unfit markle.