news with andrew point on gb news with andrew pierce— point on gb news with andrew pierce and— point on gb news with andrew pierce and bev— point on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. : pierce and bev turner. is today the day— pierce and bev turner. is today the day the— pierce and bev turner. is today the day the uk became an inflation nation.7 that's right . inflation nation.7 that's right. bad news. the rate remains unchanged— bad news. the rate remains unchanged at— bad news. the rate remains unchanged at 8.7. this means that— unchanged at 8.7. this means that interest— unchanged at 8.7. this means that interest rates— unchanged at 8.7. this means that interest rates are highly hheh— that interest rates are highly hheh he— that interest rates are highly likely to rise— that interest rates are highly likely to rise again tomorrow and— likely to rise again tomorrow and he— likely to rise again tomorrow and he may— likely to rise again tomorrow and he may he— likely to rise again tomorrow and we may be staring down the here— and we may be staring down the here of— and we may be staring down the here of e— and we may be staring down the barrel of a mortgage time bomb. how— barrel of a mortgage time bomb. how are— barrel of a mortgage time bomb. how you— barrel of a mortgage time bomb. how are you coping? let me know. gb how are you coping? let me know. eh newe— how are you coping? let me know. eh hehe eh— how are you coping? let me know. gb news gb news— how are you coping? let me know. gb news gb news at gb views dot ahe— gb news gb news at gb views dot and the— gb news gb news at gb views dot com. and the desert.— gb news gb news at gb views dot com. and the desert. of- gb news gb news at gb views dot com. ' z : him com. and the desert. of course, continues for the missing titanic tourist sub. it's now reached a critical point. bannau has been picked up by sonar devices as documents show safety concerns were raised even before the vessel disappeared on sunday. yeah, awful news for the hemhhee— sunday. yeah, awful news for the hemhhee whe— sunday. yeah, awful news for the families who are— “25m yeah, awful news for the families who are waiting. and the prince— families who are waiting. and the prince of— families who are waiting. and the prince of wales, of course, is celebrating _ the prince of wales, of course, is celebrating his— the prince of wales, of course, is celebrating his 41st birthday today.— is celebrating his 41st birthday today. hee— is celebrating his 41st birthday today. he's going to unveil a maje— today. he's going to unveil a major eempehgh— today. he's going to unveil a major campaign on homelessness us major campaign on homelessness us rarer— major campaign on homelessness us rarer rhe— major campaign on homelessness us later this month. it's a rhe— us later this month. it's a cause the future king holds dear to cause the future king holds dear re hrs— cause the future king holds dear he he here.— cause the future king holds dear to his heart. and— cause the future king holds dear to his heart. and we're going to be to his heart. and we're going to he hooking— to his heart. and we're going to he heehhg er— to his heart. and we're going to be looking at that— to his heart. and we're going to be looking at that later in the sherr— be looking at that later in the

sheer .— be looking at that later in the sheer . — be looking at that later in the sheer . hhc— be looking at that later in the show . rac inflation.- be looking at that later in the show . ?'c rzzr“ be looking at that later in the show . 3c rzzr“ show. rac inflation. the latest inflation figures are a shocker. liam halligan was saying yesterday, be terrible if it's still got an eight in front. it hasn't moved at all. yeah, yeah. we're hasn't moved at all. yeah, yeah. were going— hasn't moved at all. yeah, yeah. were going re— hasn't moved at all. yeah, yeah. we're going to have— hasn't moved at all. yeah, yeah. we're going to have liam- c 2 yeah, yeah. we're going to have liam in the share— we're going to have liam in the ewe re— we're going to have liam in the ewe re her— we're going to have liam in the studio to let us— we're going to have liam in the studio to let us know what it high— studio to let us know what it high-rer— studio to let us know what it rhrehr-rer wer- studio to let us know what it might-for you in- studio to let us know what it might for you in real life. might mean for you in real life. in might mean for you in real life. he eerwehrw— might mean for you in real life. in actuality,-does- might mean for you in real life. in actuality, does this in actuality, what does this eeheehr— in actuality, what does this eeheehr er— in actuality, what does this concept of inflation mean for you— concept of inflation mean for yew-yew— concept of inflation mean for yew-yew herr- concept of inflation mean for you your bank account? but you and your bank account? but hirer—re— you and your bank account? but her—re yew- you and your bank account? but first—is your news. first of all, here is your news whh— first of all, here is your news with tatiana— first of all, here is your news with tatiana sanchez . with tatiana sanchez. beth, rhehh— with tatiana sanchez. beth, rhehh yew— with tatiana sanchez. beth, rhehw yew very— with tatiana sanchez. beth, thank you very much. and good morning. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the government has set out a major package of financial support for ukraine to bolster their economic stability as it continues to push back russian forces. the funding which includes £2.35 billion of world bank loan guarantees , will world bank loan guarantees, will support vital public services, including the cost of running schools and hospitals. prime minister rishi sunak says russia must pay for the destruction it's inflicted as a result of

the war. the vibrant, dynamic, ereerwe— the war. the vibrant, dynamic, creative european— the vibrant, dynamic, creative european country that rerweee— creative european country that rerweee re— creative european country that refused to be— creative european country that refused to be subdued . so refused to be subdued. so reeerher— refused to be subdued. so together with _ refused to be subdued. so together with our allies , we together with our allies, we wru— together with our allies, we will maintain— together with our allies, we will maintain our support for where-e— will maintain our support for ukraine's defence and for the counter—offensive we will stand whh — counter—offensive we will stand whh where— counter—offensive we will stand with ukraine for— counter—offensive we will stand with ukraine for as— counter—offensive we will stand with ukraine for as long as it whee— with ukraine for as long as it were her— with ukraine for as long as it takes for them— with ukraine for as long as it takes for them to _ with ukraine for as long as it takes for them to continue to erre— takes for them to continue to are re— takes for them to continue to are re wh— takes for them to continue to and to win this— takes for them to continue to and to win this war. the uk's hheheh— and to win this war. the uk's inflation rate— and to win this war. the uk's inflation rate stayed the same eeehhe— inflation rate stayed the same despite expectations of a fall . despite expectations of a fall. rhe— despite expectations of a fall. rhe office— despite expectations of a fall. the office for— despite expectations of a fall. the office for national- the office for national statistics released its figures, showing it stayed at 8.7% up until may. the same rate as in april. economy ice had predicted that the consumer price inflation would have dropped to 8.4. the chancellor said the government will continue to support the bank of england as it seeks to squeeze inflation out of the economy. gb news economics and business editor liam halligan says more could have been done to kerb the rise . do you think now the uk will re— . do you think now the uk will he he— . do you think now the uk will come to be seen— . do you think now the uk will come to be seen as— do you think now the uk will come to be seen as an outlier wher— come to be seen as an outlier when h— come to be seen as an outlier when h eerhee— come to be seen as an outlier when it comes inflation and when it comes to inflation and it's when it comes to inflation and we going— when it comes to inflation and we going re— when it comes to inflation and it's going to spark— when it comes to inflation and it's going to spark lot of it's going to spark a lot of conversations— it's going to spark a lot of conversations about how we run our

conversations about how we run rheherew— conversations about how we run our monetary policy . the bank of our monetary policy. the bank of rhehehe-e— our monetary policy. the bank of england's independence and why the england's independence and why he herew— england's independence and why he hawk er— england's independence and why the bank of england so slow the bank of england was so slow to the bank of england was so slow re sherr— the bank of england was so slow re ererr rerehe— the bank of england was so slow to start raising interest rates erre— to start raising interest rates are wherher— to start raising interest rates and whether or— to start raising interest rates and whether or not had they shared— and whether or not had they started earlier,— and whether or not had they started earlier, on top of started earlier, got on top of rheee— started earlier, got on top of those inflation— started earlier, got on top of those inflation expectations eerrehe— those inflation expectations actions wouldn't have had actions we wouldn't have had to have— actions we wouldn't have had to have-rares— actions we wouldn't have had to have-reree ee— actions we wouldn't have had to have-rates so high- actions we wouldn't have had to have rates so high for have interest rates so high for so have interest rates so high for ee here. — have interest rates so high for ee long- hehghg— have interest rates so high for so long. banging sounds have been— so long. banging sounds have been here— so long. banging sounds have been heard in— so long. banging sounds have been heard in the search for the submerged— been heard in the search for the submerged tourist— been heard in the search for the submerged tourist vessel that weer— submerged tourist vessel that wehr meshe— submerged tourist vessel that went missing en— submerged tourist vessel that went missing en route to the meme— went missing en route to the titanic shipwreck in the where— titanic shipwreck in the atlantic ocean. titanic shipwreck in the- atlantic ocean. five people in total are missing . they have total are missing. they have under 40 hours of oxygen left . under 40 hours of oxygen left. british pakistani businessman shahzad dawood and his son sulaiman are on board, along with british billionaire explorer hamish harding . king explorer hamish harding. king charles has asked to be kept informed on the search for the missing vessel. informed on the search for the missing vessel . and retail missing vessel. and retail giants. w.h. smith, marks and spencer and argos have been named and shamed for failing to pay named and shamed for failing to pay the minimum wage . almost £5 pay the minimum wage. almost £5 million was found to be owed to around 63,000 workers following investigation dating back as far

as 2017 named employers have been made to pay back what they owed and in addition were fined around £7 million. a high street retailer, wh smith was the worst offender, according to hmrc , offender, according to hmrc, with the new figures claiming it failed to pay around £1 million to over 17.5. workers while the retailer blamed this on an error related to its company uniform policy . you can get more on all policy. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website gbnews.com now it's back to andrew and . to andrew and. bev well , those inflation figures well, those inflation figures are grim. there's no other way to are grim. there's no other way he hur— are grim. there's no other way he per h.— are grim. there's no other way he per h. we— are grim. there's no other way to put it. it's staying- to put it. it's staying stubbornly- to put it. it's staying stubbornly at 8.7. when we rehea— stubbornly at 8.7. when we rewee re— stubbornly at 8.7. when we talked to liam _ stubbornly at 8.7. when we talked to liam halligan weerereew— talked to liam halligan yesterday, he- talked to liam halligan yesterday, he said it would be hee— yesterday, he said it would be her ew— yesterday, he said it would be her h— yesterday, he said it would be bad news if there's an eight in herr— bad news if there's an eight in her er— bad news if there's an eight in her er h.— bad news if there's an eight in front of it. it— bad news if there's an eight in front of it. it hasn't moved at eh.— front of it. it hasn't moved at all. according— front of it. it hasn't moved at all. according to— front of it. it hasn't moved at all. according to the office for

where— all. according to the office for national statistics. so here to run us through— national statistics. so here to run us through it— national statistics. so here to run us through it is liam hehheeh— run us through it is liam halligan with— run us through it is liam halligan with on the money . halligan with on the money. rhh— halligan with on the money. rhh coer— halligan with on the money. rhh eesr er— halligan with on the money. this cost of living— halligan with on the money. this cost of living crisis- halligan with on the money. this cost of living crisis is ongoing . this is an inflation ongoing. this is an inflation shock. the ongoing. this is an inflation shock . the uk now with the shock. the uk now with the higher— shock. the uk now with the highest inflation— f the uk now with the highest inflation among all the g7 highest inflation among all the er eeweheee— highest inflation among all the g7 advanced industrialised eewrheer— g7 advanced industrialised countries. so— g7 advanced industrialised countries. so what were those figures— countries. so what were those hgwree wher— countries. so what were those figures when they came out at hoe— figures when they came out at me he— figures when they came out at 7:00 this morning? well in april 2023,— 7:00 this morning? well in april me, he— 7:00 this morning? well in april 2023, the consumer price index 8.7%— 2023, the consumer price index was 8.7% higher— 2023, the consumer price index was 8.7% higher than it was in the was 8.7% higher than it was in he sewe— was 8.7% higher than it was in the same month— was 8.7% higher than it was in the same month in 2022. it was wherew— the same month in 2022. it was widely expected _ the same month in 2022. it was widely expected to— the same month in 2022. it was widely expected to fall. this mehrh. — widely expected to fall. this mehrh. hur— widely expected to fall. this month. but actually the new hwrherh— month. but actually the new hwrherh rer— month. but actually the new number for may— month. but actually the new number for may was the same 8.7. rher— number for may was the same 8.7. we wee— number for may was the same 8.7. we e— number for may was the same 8.7. we e rear— number for may was the same 8.7. that was a real shock. and here— that was a real shock. and that's seriously— that was a real shock. and that's seriously complicates the herew— that's seriously complicates the hawk er— that's seriously complicates the bank of england's response to rheee— bank of england's response to rheee ongoing— bank of england's response to these ongoing price pressures . these ongoing price pressures. now,— these ongoing price pressures. wew, ee— these ongoing price pressures. wew, as r— these ongoing price pressures. wew, as r sew— these ongoing price pressures. now, as i say, the— these ongoing price pressures. now, as i say, the uk is now an eerie— now, as i say, the uk is now an ewrher emerg— now, as i say, the uk is now an outlier among the— now, as i say, the uk is now an outlier among the advanced industrialised— outlier among the advanced industrialised countries. our wherew— industrialised countries. our hheheh re— industrialised countries. our inflation is 8.7%— industrialised countries. our inflation is 8.7% in the euro he— inflation is 8.7% in the euro her-wer— inflation is 8.7% in the euro zone. it's just 6.1. inflation is 8.7% in the euro zone. it'sjust 6.1. in may the zone. it's just 6.1. in may the merhh—

zone. it's just 6.1. in may the same month. and— zone. it's just 6.1. in may the same month. and in the us hheheh— same month. and in the us inflation is— same month. and in the us inflation is down at 4, though the inflation is down at 4, though he us— inflation is down at 4, though he us erre— inflation is down at 4, though the us and the— inflation is down at 4, though the us and the eurozone have much— the us and the eurozone have much cheaper— the us and the eurozone have much cheaper energy costs than we ee— much cheaper energy costs than we we here— much cheaper energy costs than we we here he— much cheaper energy costs than we do here in britain . what's we do here in britain. what's eewehe— we do here in britain. what's eewehg rhe— we do here in britain. what's causing this ongoing inflation? it's causing this ongoing inflation? rr-e shu— causing this ongoing inflation? it's still food— causing this ongoing inflation? it's still food price is price pressures are— it's still food price is price pressures are extreme high as eheeeere— pressures are extreme high as eheeeere knew— pressures are extreme high as eheeeere knew ,— pressures are extreme high as shoppers know , when they visit shoppers know, when they visit her— shoppers know, when they visit their supermarkets . again, food their supermarkets. again, food price— their supermarkets. again, food price inflation— their supermarkets. again, food price inflation are— their supermarkets. again, food price inflation are soaring, rere— price inflation are soaring, were in— price inflation are soaring, 19.1% in april— price inflation are soaring, 19.1% in april and still exrrenew— 19.1% in april and still extremely ._ 19.1% in april and still extremely . high, 18.3% in may. extremely. high, 18.3% in may. ane— extremely. high, 18.3% in may. and he— extremely. high, 18.3% in may. and he ner— extremely. high, 18.3% in may. and it's not just— extremely. high, 18.3% in may. and it's not just food prices. if economies— and it's not just food prices. if economies strip out the price of if economies strip out the price er energy— if economies strip out the price er energy ene— if economies strip out the price of energy and the— if economies strip out the price of energy and the price of food, which— of energy and the price of food, which ere— of energy and the price of food, which wen— of energy and the price of food, which are very volatile and they reek— which are very volatile and they reek er— which are very volatile and they reek er cere— which are very volatile and they look at core inflation in this is look at core inflation in this he e— look at core inflation in this is a measure— look at core inflation in this is a measure of— look at core inflation in this is a measure of inflation ereeewree rn— is a measure of inflation pressures in supply chains, we wage— pressures in supply chains, we were ereeewee— pressures in supply chains, we wage pressures coming through core inflation— wage pressures coming through core inflation is— wage pressures coming through core inflation is rising. it's ner— core inflation is rising. it's ner her— core inflation is rising. it's not just staying- core inflation is rising. it's not just staying where it is. he— not just staying where it is. he eerrernw— not just staying where it is. it's certainly not coming down. he— it's certainly not coming down. he nerng— it's certainly not coming down. it's rising from— it's certainly not coming down. it's rising from 6.2% in march, reen— it's rising from 6.2% in march, we in— it's rising from 6.2% in march, we in arnh— it's rising from 6.2% in march, 6.8% in april, and— it's rising from 6.2% in march, 6.8% in april, and 7.1% in may. ane— 6.8% in april, and 7.1% in may. and he— 6.8% in april, and 7.1% in may. and he he— 6.8% in april, and 7.1% in may. and this is what— 6.8% in april, and 7.1% in may. and this is what will really were—

and this is what will really werw rhe— and this is what will really worry the bank— and this is what will really worry the bank of england's wenerew— worry the bank of england's henerew policy— worry the bank of england's monetary policy committee as he— monetary policy committee as he neer— monetary policy committee as they meet today— monetary policy committee as they meet today and tomorrow to set they meet today and tomorrow to eer rnrereer— they meet today and tomorrow to set interest rates— they meet today and tomorrow to set interest rates the next rnrereer— set interest rates the next interest rate _ set interest rates the next interest rate decision will be announced at— interest rate decision will be announced at 12:00 tomorrow. so hee— announced at 12:00 tomorrow. so we've had ultra— announced at 12:00 tomorrow. so we've had ultra low— announced at 12:00 tomorrow. so we've had ultra low interest reree— we've had ultra low interest reree rn— we've had ultra low interest rates in 2017— we've had ultra low interest rates in 2017 all— we've had ultra low interest rates in 2017 all the way rhreweh— rates in 2017 all the way rhreweh re— rates in 2017 all the way through to 2021. during that nenee— through to 2021. during that nenee ,— through to 2021. during that penee , nenw— through to 2021. during that period , many people fixed their period, many people fixed their nengeeee— period, many people fixed their nengeeee en— period, many people fixed their mortgages on five, 3 or 2 year heare— mortgages on five, 3 or 2 year were. shee— mortgages on five, 3 or 2 year deals. since the— mortgages on five, 3 or 2 year deals. since the end of 2021, as inheren— deals. since the end of 2021, as inflation surged _ deals. since the end of 2021, as inflation surged before the war inflation surged before the war in whene— inflation surged before the war in ukraine, we've— inflation surged before the war in ukraine, we've had 12 successive interest rate rises by he— successive interest rate rises by he henn— successive interest rate rises by the bank of— successive interest rate rises by the bank of england from all the by the bank of england from all he wew— by the bank of england from all he way we— by the bank of england from all he way we re— by the bank of england from all he way we re re. — by the bank of england from all the way up to 4.5. well, tomorrow it— the way up to 4.5. well, tomorrow it may be 4.75. it may he— tomorrow it may be 4.75. it may he s.— tomorrow it may be 4.75. it may even be 5. with— tomorrow it may be 4.75. it may even be 5. with a— tomorrow it may be 4.75. it may even be 5. with a much bigger rnrereer— even be 5. with a much bigger interest rate— even be 5. with a much bigger interest rate rise— even be 5. with a much bigger interest rate rise than expected . rher— interest rate rise than expected . her he— interest rate rise than expected . he he going— interest rate rise than expected . that is going to— interest rate rise than expected . that is going to squeeze neneeee— . that is going to squeeze mortgage rates- . that is going to squeeze mortgage rates further, particularly— mortgage rates further, particularly for households that are particularly for households that eenrne— particularly for households that are coming off— particularly for households that are coming off those 5—3 and two weer— are coming off those 5—3 and two weer hxee— are coming off those 5—3 and two weer hxee rere— are coming off those 5—3 and two year fixed rate deals— are coming off those 5—3 and two year fixed rate deals ultra low. ane— year fixed rate deals ultra low. end ne— year fixed rate deals ultra low. and now they're— year fixed rate deals ultra low. and now they're fully exposed to neneeee — and now they're fully exposed to neneeee reree— and now they're fully exposed to mortgage rates of— and now they're fully exposed to mortgage rates of 5 or 6, seven or mortgage rates of 5 or 6, seven er 8. her— mortgage rates of 5 or 6, seven or even 8. but it— mortgage rates of 5 or 6, seven or even 8. but it is— mortgage rates of 5 or 6, seven or even 8. but it is good news for savers as long—

or even 8. but it is good news for savers as long as the banks ene— for savers as long as the banks ene hwhrhne— for savers as long as the banks and building societies are quick to and building societies are quick re heee— and building societies are quick re peee rheee— and building societies are quick to pass these rate— and building societies are quick to pass these rate rises on. so he— to pass these rate rises on. so he wh— to pass these rate rises on. so he we, re— to pass these rate rises on. so he he, h re— to pass these rate rises on. so the uk, it is the— to pass these rate rises on. so the uk, it is the inflation nehen— the uk, it is the inflation nehen .— the uk, it is the inflation nation . the— the uk, it is the inflation nation . the cost of living is nation. the cost of living is going— nation. the cost of living is going re— nation. the cost of living is going to continue to dominate our going to continue to dominate nehhee— going to continue to dominate our politics for— going to continue to dominate our politics for weeks and nenrhe— our politics for weeks and nenrhe re— our politics for weeks and months to come . price pressures months to come. price pressures are months to come. price pressures eererehne— months to come. price pressures are persisting and— months to come. price pressures are persisting and there's more to are persisting and there's more re eerne— are persisting and there's more re .— are persisting and there's more re . — are persisting and there's more to come . thank— are persisting and there's more to come . thank you,- are persisting and there's more to come . to come. thank you, liam. so with the cost of living crisis continuing and concerns of even higher mortgage rates, our reporter riley has been reporter anna riley has been speaking in about speaking to people in hull about their day spending energy their day to day spending energy . iwould their day to day spending energy . i would say definitely it's gene— . i would say definitely it's gene we— . i would say definitely it's gene we weerw— i would say definitely it's gone up vastly compared to what i gone up vastly compared to what r wee— gone up vastly compared to what rwee geyhng— gone up vastly compared to what rwee gewrng. wen— gone up vastly compared to what i was paying. well a year ago. heehw— i was paying. well a year ago. heehw her— i was paying. well a year ago. really but also— i was paying. well a year ago. really but also food prices . really but also food prices. she— really but also food prices. she rehe— really but also food prices. she fold bills— really but also food prices. she fold bills every- really but also food prices. she fold bills every time i go shopping. it's gone up, not just fap. it goes up 50 or more. just about everything. what's going on? about everything. what's going ene h-e— about everything. what's going ene rr-e ee— about everything. what's going on? it's so dire— about everything. what's going on? it's so dire now.— about everything. what's going on? it's so dire now. i- “q what's going on? it's so dire now. i can't effere— on? it's so dire now. i can't afford things— on? it's so dire now. i can't afford things where i used to. so afford things where i used to. se greeenee— afford things where i used to. so groceries . _ afford things where i used to. so groceries . et— afford things where i used to. so groceries . so groceries. et cetera. have gone up by at least, what, 50?

nearly you know, it seems to have gone up a lot. i can't just think have gone up a lot. i can't just rhrnh er— have gone up a lot. i can't just rhrnh er e— have gone up a lot. i can't just think of a specific— have gone up a lot. i can't just think of a specific items,- g e. i can't just think of a specific items, but her— think of a specific items, but he knew— think of a specific items, but just know that— think of a specific items, but just know that where i used to enene— just know that where i used to egene ehewr— just know that where i used to spend about £6— just know that where i used to spend about £6 at the weekend , spend about £6 at the weekend, r-n— spend about £6 at the weekend, now i'm spending— spend about £6 at the weekend, now i'm spending 20. so it's rewgh— now i'm spending 20. so it's rewgh rer— now i'm spending 20. so it's tough for people— now i'm spending 20. so it's tough for people out there. let us tough for people out there. let we knew— tough for people out there. let we knew how— tough for people out there. let us know how hard— tough for people out there. let us know how hard you're- tough for people out there. let us know how hard you're finding it. vaiews@gbnews.com is the email address and the leader of reform uk, richard tice, is with us the studio. what are your us in the studio. what are your thoughts on these inflation? this grim morning, i this is a grim morning, but i have this was not a shock have to say this was not a shock to me because we have, as liam halligan just said, the halligan has just said, the highest energy costs, the highest energy costs, the highest electricity costs in the western world. this is the price of western world. this is the price er ner— western world. this is the price er ner ere— western world. this is the price er ner he— western world. this is the price of net zero. be under- 2 this is the price of net zero. be under no rhweren— of net zero. be under no illusion whatsoever. those energy— illusion whatsoever. those energy whee— illusion whatsoever. those energy prices are going through eweryheey-e— energy prices are going through everybody's bills,— energy prices are going through everybody's bills, including businesses— everybody's bills, including businesses that therefore have to businesses that therefore have re reee— businesses that therefore have re rhe — businesses that therefore have to raise the price— businesses that therefore have to raise the price of food and eweryrhrng— to raise the price of food and everything else.— to raise the price of food and everything else. so we are uncompetitive— everything else. so we are uncompetitive and this will go on uncompetitive and this will go en ene— uncompetitive and this will go on and on. what's— uncompetitive and this will go on and on. what's the government and on and on. what's the government end he— on and on. what's the government end he henn— on and on. what's the government and the bank of— on and on. what's the government and the bank of england think ? and the bank of england think? it's and the bank of england think? he he— and the bank of england think? it's the definition— and the bank of england think? it's the definition of madness

to it's the definition of madness he keep— it's the definition of madness he keep eerng— it's the definition of madness to keep doing the same thing and exneer— to keep doing the same thing and exeeer e— to keep doing the same thing and expect a different— to keep doing the same thing and expect a different answer. why were— expect a different answer. why wewhe yew— expect a different answer. why were yew weep— expect a different answer. why would you keep raising interest reree— would you keep raising interest reree-h-e— would you keep raising interest rates-it's making- would you keep raising interest rates it's making not a jot rates when it's making not a jot of rates when it's making not a jot er rhherenee— rates when it's making not a jot of difference ?_ rates when it's making not a jot of difference ? because this is of difference? because this is eeer— of difference? because this is eeer ewe— of difference? because this is cost plus inflation. they are so empre— cost plus inflation. they are so erwgre. rhey— cost plus inflation. they are so stupid. they are— cost plus inflation. they are so stupid. they are so— cost plus inflation. they are so stupid. they are so thick. it eheehwrehy— stupid. they are so thick. it absolutely infuriates me. what is absolutely infuriates me. what he he— absolutely infuriates me. what is that governor— absolutely infuriates me. what is that governor of bank of rnghene— is that governor of bank of england still— is that governor of bank of england still doing in his job? hee— england still doing in his job? we reneg— england still doing in his job? he's failed. he— england still doing in his job? he's failed. he should resign or he ehewhe— he's failed. he should resign or he ehewhe he— he's failed. he should resign or he should be fired— he's failed. he should resign or he should be fired , apparently he should be fired, apparently to he should be fired, apparently he ger— he should be fired, apparently he ger rhe— he should be fired, apparently he ger rhe er— he should be fired, apparently to get rid of governor of the henn— to get rid of governor of the henh er— to get rid of governor of the bank of england. hi; bank of england. he or she has to bank of england. he or she has he he— bank of england. he or she has to be mentally incapacitated . to be mentally incapacitated. how that? i think how ridiculous is that? i think this your definition, this is that by your definition, that's what you're clearly seeing moment. obe. seeing at the moment. obe. i think we're pretty— seeing at the moment. obe. i think we're pretty close- “g obe. i think we're pretty close to her.— think we're pretty close to her. h— think we're pretty close to that. i mean,— think we're pretty close to that. i mean, this is unbelievable. and there is nerhhng— unbelievable. and there is nothing that— unbelievable. and there is nothing that is— unbelievable. and there is nothing that is going to change ene— nothing that is going to change rhhe.-rehh— nothing that is going to change rhhe.-rehh yew- nothing that is going to change this.-tell you why. - nothing that is going to change this. tell you why. we this. and i'll tell you why. we newe— this. and i'll tell you why. we hewe rhe— this. and i'll tell you why. we have the most— this. and i'll tell you why. we have the most the highest gereenrege— have the most the highest percentage renewable and percentage of renewable and ehehere— percentage of renewable and offshore wind— percentage of renewable and offshore wind in— percentage of renewable and offshore wind in the world. ween. — offshore wind in the world. ween. ee— offshore wind in the world. ween. se gee— offshore wind in the world. yeah. so gas prices are back to zom— yeah. so gas prices are back to zezh revere— yeah. so gas prices are back to 2021 levels where— yeah. so gas prices are back to 2021 levels where electricity nrheee— 2021 levels where electricity grheee erhhh— 2021 levels where electricity prices still double where they whye— prices still double where they were. why? because of the cost of were. why? because of the cost er ew— were. why? because of the cost of our renewable— were. why? because of the cost of our renewable energy. this is the of our renewable energy. this is he eeeen— of our renewable energy. this is the reason, and— of our renewable energy. this is the reason, and it's— of our renewable energy. this is the reason, and it's about time eweryheey— the reason, and it's about time eweryheey hn— the reason, and it's about time everybody in this— the reason, and it's about time everybody in this country woke up everybody in this country woke we re— everybody in this country woke we re wher—

everybody in this country woke we re wher he— everybody in this country woke up to what is going on. but yere— up to what is going on. but yr ner— up to what is going on. but you're not allowed to say that. richard tice, this is the problem with the net zero agenda, isn't it, problem with the net zero agenda, isn't it , that anybody agenda, isn't it, that anybody who expresses an idea that they'd like to have more renewables sorry , fossil fuels renewables sorry, fossil fuels rather than renewables , is rather than renewables, is considered to be wanting to destroy the planet? it's a it's a beautiful business model. they won't tell the truth. what they want to won't tell the truth. what they wenr he he. — won't tell the truth. what they want to do. they— won't tell the truth. what they want to do. they want- won't tell the truth. what they want to do. they want to - who" e what they want to do. they want to lie who“ e what they want to do. they want to lie and hhene— want to do. they want to lie and hhene hrexhh— want to do. they want to lie and blame brexit, the— want to do. they want to lie and blame brexit, the likes of cerney— blame brexit, the likes of cerney ene— blame brexit, the likes of carney and everybody else and all carney and everybody else and ehh rhe— carney and everybody else and all the remoaners they'll blame hrexhh— all the remoaners they'll blame hrexhh-he— all the remoaners they'll blame brexit.-is, this- all the remoaners they'll blame brexit.-is, this is- brexit. the truth is, this is he— brexit. the truth is, this is he enee— brexit. the truth is, this is he grhee er— brexit. the truth is, this is the price of their renewable green — the price of their renewable green ene— the price of their renewable dream and it's— the price of their renewable dream and it's not going to get any— dream and it's not going to get eny herrer— dream and it's not going to get eny herrer h— dream and it's not going to get any better if labour win the eheerhen — any better if labour win the election, which— any better if labour win the election, which they will, heeewee— election, which they will, heeewee h— election, which they will, because i think this is absolutely— because i think this is absolutely the day the tories heee— absolutely the day the tories he he — absolutely the day the tories lost the election— absolutely the day the tories lost the election because hnrereer— lost the election because interest rates— lost the election becausel interest rates-to lost the election because - interest rates-to go interest rates are going to go eeerhng— interest rates are going to go eeerhng egehn. — interest rates are going to go soaring again. ce interest rates are going to go soaring again. a soaring again. that will be the 13th consecutive rise we had. ludicrous he's ludicrous starmer saying he's going the ban on onshore going to lift the ban on onshore wind going to even wind farms. we're going to even more let me tell you, we more of it. let me tell you, we haven't even seen the worst of it. you've got kpmg saying that haven't even seen the worst of it. yohousehold’mg saying that haven't even seen the worst of it. yohousehold is.g saying that e yohousehold is going ng that haven't even seen the worst of it. yohousehold is going to that haven't even seen the worst of it. yohousehold is going to have every household is going to have an every household is going to have en-eheoo— every household is going to have en-heoo her— every household is going to have an-£1,000 per year- every household is going to have an £1,000 per year because an extra £1,000 per year because of an extra £1,000 per year because er-eeer— an extra £1,000 per year because er-eeer er— an extra £1,000 per year because er-eeer er ner— an extra £1,000 per year because of-cost of net zero- an extra £1,000 per year because of cost of net zero for the of the cost of net zero for the newe— of the cost of net zero for the nexr decede— of the cost of net zero for the next decade. there is a simple

eehwrhen— next decade. there is a simple eehwrhen re— next decade. there is a simple solution to -you've- next decade. there is a simple solution to you've got to solution to this. you've got to eheeh— solution to this. you've got to slash—spending. slash government spending, weererwh— wasteful government spending rher— wasteful government spending her-eee— wasteful government spending that-see across- wasteful government spending that see across our that we all see across our hhwee. — that we all see across our hhwee. every— that we all see across our lives. every single day the lives. every single day of the week.— lives. every single day of the week. ane— lives. every single day of the week. and-yew- lives. every single day of the week. and you consumer week. and then you consumer ree— week. and then you consumer reee-enr— week. and then you consumer taxes, cut consumer taxes taxes, if you cut consumer taxes hhe— taxes, if you cut consumer taxes hhhe rweh— taxes, if you cut consumer taxes hhhe rweh dug,— taxes, if you cut consumer taxes like fuel duty, like _ taxes, if you cut consumer taxes like fuel duty, like vat , we like fuel duty, like vat, we reerrnr — like fuel duty, like vat, we reerrnr wh— like fuel duty, like vat, we reform uk have— like fuel duty, like vat, we reform uk have had an emergency economic recovery plan for a yeen— economic recovery plan for a year. mathemat— economic recovery plan for a year. mathemat hinckley hnrherhen— year. mathemat hinckley inflation would come down immediately— inflation would come down immediately because you've reeneee— immediately because you've reduced prices. _ immediately because you've reduced prices. ' r: immediately because you've reduced prices. ' “2 ”2 reduced prices. and richard buned reduced prices. and richard buried in these inflation figures is a you know , know this figures is a you know, know this better than most core inflation, which is what when you strip out volatile oil and food, it has gone up to 7.1, the highest since 1992. oh, my god. so it's going to get even worse. it's getting worse because- getting worse because businesses, - getting worse because businesses, they have to recover rhehr— businesses, they have to recover rhehr hnewr— businesses, they have to recover their input costs— businesses, they have to recover their input costs ._ businesses, they have to recover their input costs . the greatest their input costs. the greatest nee— their input costs. the greatest hee— their input costs. the greatest rise has been— their input costs. the greatest rise has been the— their input costs. the greatest rise has been the rise in energy eeer— rise has been the rise in energy eeer ane— rise has been the rise in energy eeer ane er— rise has been the rise in energy costs. and of course, taxes are gehng— costs. and of course, taxes are going up— costs. and of course, taxes are gehng we .— costs. and of course, taxes are going up . businesses are paying going up. businesses are paying hhgher— going up. businesses are paying hhgher rexee— going up. businesses are paying hhgher rexee ,— going up. businesses are paying higher taxes , as— going up. businesses are paying higher taxes , as is— going up. businesses are paying higher taxes , as is the higher taxes, as is the consumer, because the government is consumer, because the government he weerhng— consumer, because the government he weerhng eer— consumer, because the government is wasting ever more— consumer, because the government is wasting ever more money. and so is wasting ever more money. and ee ener— is wasting ever more money. and ee rher eh— is wasting ever more money. and so that all feeds— is wasting ever more money. and so that all feeds into this . so that all feeds into this. and— so that all feeds into this. and reek— so that all feeds into this. and heeh ee— so that all feeds into this. and look at the— so that all feeds into this. and look at the food- so that all feeds into this. and look at the food prices. there's a list here. sugar has gone up in the last 12 months,

47. olive oil, 46% eggs, 37% sauces, 34. low fat milk, 33% frozen vegetables , 31. this is frozen vegetables, 31. this is really hurting families hard, but we know, for example, you talk about eggs. we but we know, for example, you talk about eggs . we know that talk about eggs. we know that rernere egehn— talk about eggs. we know that farmers, again ,_ talk about eggs. we know that farmers, again , were- roggo we know that farmers, again , were struggling farmers, again, were struggling heeewee— farmers, again, were struggling heeewee er— farmers, again, were struggling because of the— farmers, again, were struggling because of the cost of energy heee— because of the cost of energy last christmas— because of the cost of energy last christmas ._ because of the cost of energy last christmas . and so they were last christmas. and so they were ghwhng— last christmas. and so they were ghwhng we.— last christmas. and so they were ghwhng we. hhey— last christmas. and so they were giving up. they were saying, we're not going— giving up. they were saying, we're not going to bother, we're not we're not going to bother, we're ner gehng— we're not going to bother, we're ner gehng re— we're not going to bother, we're not going to produce eggs. so ewneeh— not going to produce eggs. so surprise, surprise,— not going to produce eggs. so surprise, surprise, there's a eherrege. — surprise, surprise, there's a eherrege. hhe— surprise, surprise, there's a shortage. the price goes up. he— shortage. the price goes up. hhhe he— shortage. the price goes up. hhhe he eh— shortage. the price goes up. this is all down— shortage. the price goes up. this is all down to the price of energy— this is all down to the price of energy heeewee— this is all down to the price of energy because of— this is all down to the price of energy because of westminster's eeeeehenh— energy because of westminster's obsession zero. and obsession with net zero. and i hrenhee— obsession with net zero. and i nrenhee yew— obsession with net zero. and i nrenhee yew h— obsession with net zero. and i promise you, i promise you, the people— promise you, i promise you, the geeghe whhh— promise you, i promise you, the people will eventually rise up ene— people will eventually rise up ene reehhee— people will eventually rise up and realise what— people will eventually rise up and realise what is going on and eeyhng— and realise what is going on and eeyhng were— and realise what is going on and eeyhng we-re ner— and realise what is going on and saying we're not doing it. e saying we're not doing it. it wee-nehhey. - saying we're not doing it. it wee-nehhey. se- saying we're not doing it. it was-policy. so we'vel saying we're not doing it. it. was-policy. so we've got was boris's policy. so we've got a different prime minister now. why doesn't rishi do it? because he doesn't why doesn't rishi do it? - because he doesn't understand it. because he doesn't understand hr.-he-e— because he doesn't understand it. he's completely out it. because he's completely out of it. because he's completely out er regen— it. because he's completely out er reweh. hew— it. because he's completely out of touch. how can— it. because he's completely out of touch. how can in of touch. how can you have in he— of touch. how can you have in he nheeer— of touch. how can you have in the nicest possible way someone in the nicest possible way someone hnineehrhen— the nicest possible way someone hniheehrhen ee— the nicest possible way someone in position so wealthy he in his position so wealthy he eeeen-r— in his position so wealthy he doesn't understand food bills, he eeeen-r— doesn't understand food bills, he doesn't understand the ehhhewhy— he doesn't understand the difficulty of— he doesn't understand the difficulty of just getting to the

difficulty of just getting to he ene— difficulty of just getting to he ene er— difficulty of just getting to the end of the— difficulty of just getting to the end of the week without a hehhhh— the end of the week without a bailiff turning— the end of the week without a bailiff turning up. so they've got bailiff turning up. so they've ger ner— bailiff turning up. so they've ger ner e— bailiff turning up. so they've got not a clue— bailiff turning up. so they've got not a clue about what's going— got not a clue about what's gehng — got not a clue about what's gehng wher— got not a clue about what's going on. what really depresses me he— going on. what really depresses me he rhhe— going on. what really depresses me he rhhe he— going on. what really depresses me is this is basic— going on. what really depresses me is this is basic economics. hhhe— me is this is basic economics. hhhe he— me is this is basic economics. this is a—level_ me is this is basic economics. this is a—level stuff, for heaven's sake.- this is a—level stuff, for heaven's sake. and you've got ewggeeeehy— heaven's sake. and you've got supposedly smart, intelligent people— supposedly smart, intelligent geeghe hn— supposedly smart, intelligent geeghe hn rhe— supposedly smart, intelligent people in the treasury who ehewhe— people in the treasury who should know— people in the treasury who should know better . they don't. should know better. they don't. ane— should know better. they don't. end henhhy— should know better. they don't. end henhhy ,— should know better. they don't. and frankly , until— should know better. they don't. and frankly , until some of them and frankly, until some of them are and frankly, until some of them heg— and frankly, until some of them meg, we— and frankly, until some of them are fired, we are— and frankly, until some of them are fired, we are in— and frankly, until some of them are fired, we are in deep, deep rrewhhe. — are fired, we are in deep, deep trouble. what— are fired, we are in deep, deep trouble. what role- are fired, we are in deep, deep trouble. 2 trouble. what role does jeremy hunt play in this? because i think it's too simple to lay this at the door of rishi sunak. it's jeremy hunt, who's very quiet on like this. but quiet on days like this. but remember, chancellor, he remember, as the chancellor, he is the strings terms is pulling the strings in terms of our economy. he he basically heee— of our economy. he he basically heee-rreeewry- of our economy. he he basically does-treasury officials. does what his treasury officials tell does what his treasury officials rehh-neen— does what his treasury officials tell-mean, let's- does what his treasury officials tell mean, let's remember tell him. i mean, let's remember wher— tell him. i mean, let's remember whee-wee— tell him. i mean, let's remember what-was actually- tell him. i mean, let's remember what was actually his what was what was actually his qualifications.— what was what was actually his qualifications. never been qualifications. he'd never been in qualifications. he'd never been hn-rreeewry— qualifications. he'd never been in treasury before. right no in the treasury before. right no ene-ewggeeree— in the treasury before. right no one suggested that he one ever suggested that he was a herenrheh— one ever suggested that he was a potential chancellor. he eggeeree— potential chancellor. he appeared nowhere . who potential chancellor. he— appeared-nowhere . who knows appeared from nowhere. who knows who appeared from nowhere. who knows whe-hhz— appeared from nowhere. who knows whe-hhz heee— appeared from nowhere. who knows who - liz truss to _ appeared from nowhere. who knows who liz truss to appoint who told liz truss to appoint hhn— who told liz truss to appoint hhn. se— who told liz truss to appoint hhn. se h— who told liz truss to appoint him. so i don't— who told liz truss to appoint him. so i don't think he's got any— him. so i don't think he's got any qualifications, frankly , any qualifications, frankly, ger— any qualifications, frankly, we've got the— any qualifications, frankly, we've got the wrong people in the we've got the wrong people in rhe-heh— we've got the wrong people in rhe-heh er— we've got the wrong people in the -job at the - we've got the wrong people in the job at the most the wrong job at the most erhrheeh— the wrong job at the most critical time— the wrong job at the most critical time and it's ordinary people— critical time and it's ordinary geeghe wh— critical time and it's ordinary geeghe we ene— critical time and it's ordinary people up and down the country whe— people up and down the country whe ee— people up and down the country whe eeyhng— people up and down the country who are paying the price. can i heee— who are paying the price. can i heee enh— who are paying the price. can i heee eeh yew— who are paying the price. can i

just ask you these— who are paying the price. can i just ask you these byelections, which are now which are which which are now three them, i think that are three of them, i think that are going have be run because going to have to be run because of resignations, reform of the resignations, reform going to stand candidates in those elections. so we those three by elections. so we are in selby. be are standing in selby. we'll be erenehng— are standing in selby. we'll be standing somerton. we're not standing in somerton. we're not erenehng—.- standing in somerton. we're not standing . laurence standing in uxbridge. laurence fox standing in uxbridge. laurence reelerenehng— standing in uxbridge. laurence fox-standing in— standing in uxbridge. laurence fox standing in uxbridge. and fox is standing in uxbridge. and so fox is standing in uxbridge. and ee eheee— fox is standing in uxbridge. and so we've stood aside for the heeehehn — so we've stood aside for the reclaim party. _ so we've stood aside for the reclaim party. ho 2 “g so we've stood aside for the reclaim party. 2 “g reclaim party. he's standing for the reclaim party. yes. so did you feel that to new parties would be, what, two divided for the independent vote ? a number the independent vote? a number of people the independent vote? a number er geeghe newe— the independent vote? a number of people have said— the independent vote? a number of people have said to- the independent vote? a number of people have said to us,- 22 , a number of people have said to us, you ewghr— of people have said to us, you ewghrlhe— of people have said to us, you ought-be able— of people have said to us, you ought-be able to- of people have said to us, you ought be able to work ought to be able to work regerher— ought to be able to work together on— ought to be able to work together on certain specific ene— together on certain specific issues and we— together on certain specific issues and we were delighted to be issues and we were delighted to heme— issues and we were delighted to heme ee— issues and we were delighted to heme ee her.— issues and we were delighted to be-to do that-said. be able to do that. we've said we-hh— be able to do that. we've said we-hh-whrh— be able to do that. we've said we'll-with the - be able to do that. we've said we'll with the sdp on we'll work with the sdp on eerrehn— we'll work with the sdp on certain specific— we'll work with the sdp on certain specific constituencies. so certain specific constituencies. se her-e— certain specific constituencies. se rher-e e— certain specific constituencies. so that's a pragmatic, sensible eggreeeh— so that's a pragmatic, sensible eggreeeh-whhh- so that's a pragmatic, sensible approach -will be- so that's a pragmatic, sensible approach will be standing approach and we will be standing if approach and we will be standing h weehne— approach and we will be standing if nadine dorries_ approach and we will be standing if nadine dorries does eventually— if nadine dorries does eventually properly resign, we whhh— eventually properly resign, we whhh he— eventually properly resign, we will be standing— eventually properly resign, we will be standing in mid beds go heck— will be standing in mid beds go heeh re— will be standing in mid beds go back to interest— will be standing in mid beds go back to interest rates, richard. rhe— back to interest rates, richard. rhe-he— back to interest rates, richard. the-is independence. back to interest rates, richard. the-is independence for the system is independence for the bank of england, so they set they rates. the they set interest rates. the chancellor can't change them. would you take the independence away from the bank of england? the principle of independence theyprinciple of independence is the principle of independence is a the principle of independence is -ene— the principle of independence is -ene hhe— the principle of independence is

a one. the problem is his a good one. the problem is his rerger— a good one. the problem is his rerger he— a good one. the problem is his rerger he ,— a good one. the problem is his rerger he , he— a good one. the problem is his target is , is it's— a good one. the problem is his target is , is it's too it's too target is, is it's too it's too een— target is, is it's too it's too eerr er— target is, is it's too it's too sort of isolated.- target is, is it's too it's too sort of isolated. the target ehewhe— sort of isolated. the target ehewhe he— sort of isolated. the target should be you— sort of isolated. the target should be you need 2% growth and 2% should be you need 2% growth and zw hnhhehhen— should be you need 2% growth and 2% inflation. if— should be you need 2% growth and 2% inflation. if he— should be you need 2% growth and 2% inflation. if he had that regen— 2% inflation. if he had that rerger, hhen— 2% inflation. if he had that target, then he's got to look at erher— target, then he's got to look at erher rhhnge. — target, then he's got to look at other things. you— target, then he's got to look at other things. you need a blended rerger— other things. you need a blended rerger hhe— other things. you need a blended rerger hhhe rhey— other things. you need a blended target like they have elsewhere. for target like they have elsewhere. rer exennhe— target like they have elsewhere. for example, in— target like they have elsewhere. for example, in the us. but fundamental— for example, in the us. but fundamental really, they do need to fundamental really, they do need re werh— fundamental really, they do need to work together— fundamental really, they do need to work together because the eeerner er— to work together because the governor of the _ to work together because the governor of the bank of england ehewhe— governor of the bank of england ehewhe he— governor of the bank of england should be able— governor of the bank of england should be able to— governor of the bank of england should be able to say to the gewernrnenr— should be able to say to the government, look, the lever of hnrereer— government, look, the lever of interest rates— government, look, the lever of interest rates won't interest rates sometimes won't werh— interest rates sometimes won't werh heeewee— interest rates sometimes won't work because this— interest rates sometimes won't work because this is cost push hnrherhen. — work because this is cost push inflation. it's— work because this is cost push inflation. it's not— work because this is cost push inflation. it's not an excess of dement— inflation. it's not an excess of eenene, rhe— inflation. it's not an excess of demand, fine. if— inflation. it's not an excess of demand, fine. if we all had heede— demand, fine. if we all had heeee er— demand, fine. if we all had loads of money— demand, fine. if we all had loads of money in our pockets ene— loads of money in our pockets and we're spending that money loads of money in our pockets and veveryrpending that money loads of money in our pockets and vevery dayiing that money loads of money in our pockets and vevery day ing that money loads of money in our pockets and vevery day in clubs money loads of money in our pockets and vevery day in clubs andiey gaily every day in clubs and rrewehhhng,— gaily every day in clubs and travelling, that— gaily every day in clubs and travelling, that would be ehherenr. — travelling, that would be different. raise interest rates. rhhe— different. raise interest rates. hhhe he— different. raise interest rates. this is completely different. eehng— this is completely different. eehng re— this is completely different. eehng re enh— this is completely different. going to ask you— this is completely different. going to ask you the- this is completely different. going to ask you the prime minister spoke at a conference a major conference today about ukraine private ukraine and raising private finance the reconstruct finance to help the reconstruct of how long do you of ukraine. how long do you think the public is going to continue to support billions of pounds of their earned pounds of their hard earned taxpayers money going into ukraine when are facing the ukraine when they are facing the worst inflation for or 40

worst inflation for 30 or 40 years? a really good years? it's a really good question, and i suspect the answer is that support for helping protecting and helping and protecting and defending ukraine will start to waver for those very understandable reasons. and then you say, hang understandable reasons. and then yew eey, heng en— understandable reasons. and then yew eey, heng we— l.22 and then you say, hang on, we haven't eenee— you say, hang on, we haven't even sorted the— you say, hang on, we haven't even sorted the war and now rehhhng— even sorted the war and now we're talking about we're going to we're talking about we're going re newe— we're talking about we're going re hewe re— we're talking about we're going to have to start— we're talking about we're going to have to start paying for it. ane— to have to start paying for it. and-government- to have to start paying for it. and government and the prime and the government and the prime whnherer— and the government and the prime minister—serious- minister has got some serious exnhehnhng— minister has got some serious exnhehnhng-ee- minister has got some serious explaining-as to- minister has got some serious explaining as to the explaining to do as to the relationship— explaining to do as to the relationship between the two. heeh — relationship between the two. heeh urwhhy— relationship between the two. look, fully favour look, i'm fully in favour of erenehng— look, i'm fully in favour of erenehng en— look, i'm fully in favour of standing up to— look, i'm fully in favour of standing up to the bully putin, but standing up to the bully putin, her wher— standing up to the bully putin, her we yew— standing up to the bully putin, but what you need is a domestic nehhey— but what you need is a domestic nehhey ener— but what you need is a domestic policy that works,— but what you need is a domestic policy that works, that creates grewrh — policy that works, that creates grewrh hn— policy that works, that creates grewrh hn rhhe— policy that works, that creates growth in this country , and then growth in this country, and then neenhe— growth in this country, and then neenhe whhh— growth in this country, and then people will understand that, yes,— people will understand that, yee-he— people will understand that, yee-he e— people will understand that, yee-he e enee- people will understand that, yes, is a price worth yes, that is a price worth paying— yes, that is a price worth neyhng hn— yes, that is a price worth paying in order to stand up to the paying in order to stand up to he hwhhy— paying in order to stand up to he hurry-yew- paying in order to stand up to he hurry-yew ge- paying in order to stand up to the bully you go, because the bully before you go, because we-relegehner— the bully before you go, because we're-against the— the bully before you go, because we're against the clock we're up against the clock a hhrrhe— we're up against the clock a hhrrhe hh— we're up against the clock a little bit just— we're up against the clock a little bit just for— we're up against the clock a little bit just for a moment, rerheere— little bit just for a moment, rerheere en— little bit just for a moment, reflects on this— little bit just for a moment, reflects on this titanic situation,— reflects on this titanic situation, this ocean gates situation, on this ocean gates enh— situation, on this ocean gates ewh whheh— situation, on this ocean gates sub which has— situation, on this ocean gates sub which has missing. ' 2 sub which has gone missing. and you sub which has gone missing. and yew whhh— sub which has gone missing. and yew whhh knew— sub which has gone missing. and you will know the— sub which has gone missing. and you will know the-of- sub which has gone missing. and you will know the of guys you will know the kind of guys who the funds to spend who have got the funds to spend on those sorts of trips. what motivates spend motivates them to want to spend a million, a quarter of $1 million, richard, on that. i'm scared of hehghre— richard, on that. i'm scared of hehghre ene— richard, on that. i'm scared of heights and i'm— ”2 i'm scared of heights and i'm claustrophobic. i heights and i'm claustrophobic. hwewhen-r— heights and i'm claustrophobic. hwewhen-r he— heights and i'm claustrophobic. i wouldn't be motivated if i had £1 billion and i don't. i wewhen-r— £1 billion and i don't. i wouldn't go— £1 billion and i don't. i wouldn't go anywhere near that

hhg— wouldn't go anywhere near that rhhng.-h— wouldn't go anywhere near that rhhng.-h wee— wouldn't go anywhere near that thing. i was tempted, i thing. but if i was tempted, i wewhe— thing. but if i was tempted, i would—there- thing. but if i was tempted, i would _there was. would make sure there was a nrener— would make sure there was a nrener-h— would make sure there was a nrener-h ene,- would make sure there was a proper b and, you know, proper plan b and, you know, rregeey.— proper plan b and, you know, rregeey. her-e— proper plan b and, you know, tragedy. let's hope that a nhreehe— tragedy. let's hope that a miracle happens . but you always miracle happens. but you always heee— miracle happens. but you always need e— miracle happens. but you always need e hhen— miracle happens. but you always need e nhen h— miracle happens. but you always need a plan b in— miracle happens. but you always need a plan b in any walk of hhe— need a plan b in any walk of he. he— need a plan b in any walk of life. no escape— need a plan b in any walk of life. no escape pod . \o need a plan b in any walk of life. no escape pod . ho f life. no escape pod. no escape pod— life. no escape pod. no escape pod whatsoever . i mean, they pod whatsoever. i mean, they actually can't get out unless they a prison. yeah they are in a prison. yeah they're locked in right . they're locked in right. richard, good to see you. okay. so on on that topic , the rescue so on on that topic, the rescue is searching for the titan sub have reportedly heard banging sounds near to where the vessel went missing. safety fears apparently were raised before it disappeared. according to renene— disappeared. according to reports emerging- disappeared. according to reports emerging .- 2 ”or: according to reports emerging . according to reports emerging. according to some authorities, there is erewne— some authorities, there is erewne ee— some authorities, there is around 30 hours of oxygen left. so around 30 hours of oxygen left. se rhne— around 30 hours of oxygen left. se rhnelreer— around 30 hours of oxygen left. so time fast running out. so so time is fast running out. so whe— so time is fast running out. so mike wellman_ so time is fast running out. so mike wellman is— so time is fast running out. so mike wellman is a marine enererhene— mike wellman is a marine operations specialist and joins us operations specialist and joins we eeerh— operations specialist and joins us now. 2 “r; us now. good morning, mike. just give us an idea, what is a marine operations special list do? what's your experience ? do? what's your experience? okay . i do? what's your experience? okay. i go do? what's your experience? okay . i go back to quite a few okay. i go back to quite a few yeere— okay. i go back to quite a few years now as a military diver ene— years now as a military diver ene hhen—

years now as a military diver and then went— years now as a military diver and then went into the commercial— and then went into the commercial diving field , owned commercial diving field, owned ene— commercial diving field, owned ene enereree— commercial diving field, owned and operated around the world in the and operated around the world in he ehehere— and operated around the world in the offshore oil— and operated around the world in the offshore oil and gas hnewerry— the offshore oil and gas industry where we dealt and used a industry where we dealt and used e her— industry where we dealt and used e her er— industry where we dealt and used e her er rhe— industry where we dealt and used a lot of the equipment that is going— a lot of the equipment that is gehng re— a lot of the equipment that is gehng he he— a lot of the equipment that is going to be seen— a lot of the equipment that is going to be seen in this rescue . se— going to be seen in this rescue . se rye— going to be seen in this rescue . se h-we ger— going to be seen in this rescue he the ger e— going to be seen in this rescue . so i've got a lot— going to be seen in this rescue . so i've got a lot of experience - . so i've got a lot of experience and knowledge in her.— experience and knowledge in her. ane— experience and knowledge in that. and that's— experience and knowledge in that. and that's the founder nerhen— that. and that's the founder nerhen ene— that. and that's the founder nation and yeah, this is come in — nation and yeah, this is come in ner— nation and yeah, this is come i'm not surprised— nation and yeah, this is come i'm not surprised . and because i'm not surprised. and because er— i'm not surprised. and because some of these— i'm not surprised. and because some of these activities are rhehy— some of these activities are rhehy re— some of these activities are rhehy re eey— some of these activities are risky to say the _ some of these activities are risky to say the to say the heeer— risky to say the to say the heeer ene — risky to say the to say the least and we've- risky to say the to say the least and we've seen that with neenhe— least and we've seen that with people going— least and we've seen that with people going up— least and we've seen that with people going up into space and rryhng— people going up into space and rryhng re— people going up into space and rryhng re ge— people going up into space and rryhng re ge wh— people going up into space and trying to go up private organisations you know, come for a organisations you know, come for ehehhy— organisations you know, come for e hehhy hehheey. — organisations you know, come for a jolly holiday. this— organisations you know, come for a jolly holiday. this is a very, very— a jolly holiday. this is a very, very eenewe— a jolly holiday. this is a very, very serious business. if you're gehng— very serious business. if you're gehng re— very serious business. if you're gehng re ge— very serious business. if you're gehng re ge eewn— very serious business. if you're going to go down there , what is going to go down there, what is it, going to go down there, what is n, eheeehe— going to go down there, what is it, 12,500ft? you _ going to go down there, what is it, 12,500ft? you know, how do you— it, 12,500ft? you know, how do yew ger— it, 12,500ft? you know, how do yew ger heck— it, 12,500ft? you know, how do yew ger heeh e— it, 12,500ft? you know, how do you get back ? are— it, 12,500ft? you know, how do you get back ? are you just said, you get back? are you just said, you— you get back? are you just said, yew knew— you get back? are you just said, you know, there— you get back? are you just said, you know, there has to be a plan b? you know, there has to be a plan he vee— you know, there has to be a plan he hee hee— you know, there has to be a plan b? yes, there does— you know, there has to be a plan b? yes, there does ._ you know, there has to be a plan b? yes, there does . there is no b? yes, there does. there is no

hhen— b? yes, there does. there is no nhen h— b? yes, there does. there is no nhen h here.— b? yes, there does. there is no nhen h here. in— b? yes, there does. there is no plan b here. i'm watching the nherwree— plan b here. i'm watching the nherwree new— plan b here. i'm watching the pictures now. it's— plan b here. i'm watching the pictures now. it's a it's a hhrrhe— pictures now. it's a it's a little boat,— pictures now. it's a it's a little boat, a— pictures now. it's a it's a little boat, a little submarine . hr-e— little boat, a little submarine . hr-e gene— little boat, a little submarine . it's gone down— little boat, a little submarine . it's gone down there are now renerre— . it's gone down there are now renerre eenhng— . it's gone down there are now reports coming out that it enr— reports coming out that it wasn't properly constructed . we wasn't properly constructed. we een-r— wasn't properly constructed. we een-r knew. — wasn't properly constructed. we don't know. and— wasn't properly constructed. we don't know. and i— wasn't properly constructed. we don't know. and i wouldn't eneewhere— don't know. and i wouldn't speculate on _ don't know. and i wouldn't speculate on that because that here— speculate on that because that here rer— speculate on that because that that's for investigators down he— that's for investigators down he hhne. — that's for investigators down the line. but— that's for investigators down the line. but at— that's for investigators down the line. but at the moment, he— the line. but at the moment, he nrerry— the line. but at the moment, he nrerry geee— the line. but at the moment, it's pretty good news that rhere-e— it's pretty good news that there's there _ it's pretty good news that there's there was knocking, been nhehee— there's there was knocking, been nhehee we.— there's there was knocking, been nhehee we. hr-e— there's there was knocking, been picked up. it's been picked up by transponders— picked up. it's been picked up by transponders dropped from ehrereh— by transponders dropped from aircraft that— by transponders dropped from aircraft that can— by transponders dropped from aircraft that can pick up sounds . se— aircraft that can pick up sounds . se when— aircraft that can pick up sounds . se when rhey— aircraft that can pick up sounds . so when they were picked that up, . so when they were picked that we, hr— . so when they were picked that we, hr eerhe— . so when they were picked that we, hr eewhe he— . so when they were picked that up, it could be something else henghng— up, it could be something else henghng we— up, it could be something else banging we don't— up, it could be something else banging we don't know. but it's henerwh— banging we don't know. but it's henerwh rher— banging we don't know. but it's hopeful that they— banging we don't know. but it's hopeful that they might still be erhe— hopeful that they might still be ehhwe . — hopeful that they might still be ehhwe . new— hopeful that they might still be alive . how how— hopeful that they might still be alive . how how easy- hopeful that they might still be alive . hopeful that they might still be alive. e hopeful that they might still be alive . e alive. how how easy is it to detect that sort of sound , mike? detect that sort of sound, mike? i mean, we know that sound travels quite well in water, doesn't it? but presumably after a certain distance, you just wouldn't anything . a lot of wouldn't hear anything. a lot of the what you can hear- 2“ e fry “g a lot of

the what you can hear underwater is the what you can hear underwater he nhhhrery— the what you can hear underwater he nhhhrery ene— the what you can hear underwater is military and it's— the what you can hear underwater is military and it's highly classified— is military and it's highly classified ._ is military and it's highly classified . but they they spend classified. but they they spend rhehr— classified. but they they spend rhehr hhwee— classified. but they they spend their lives all— classified. but they they spend their lives all the— classified. but they they spend their lives all the different big— their lives all the different hhg nerhene— their lives all the different big nations searching for other neenhe-e— big nations searching for other people's submarines. so it's gwhre— people's submarines. so it's gwhre hnewn— people's submarines. so it's quite known technology. but what it quite known technology. but what hr en— quite known technology. but what hr eerwehhy— quite known technology. but what it can actually achieve is, is in it can actually achieve is, is hn neny— it can actually achieve is, is hn neny eeee— it can actually achieve is, is in many cases classified . but in many cases classified. but eenehnhy— in many cases classified. but eerrehnhy h— in many cases classified. but certainly if they— in many cases classified. but certainly if they drop sonobuoys erewre— certainly if they drop sonobuoys erewne rhe— certainly if they drop sonobuoys around the location of the hhrenhe— around the location of the titanic and— around the location of the titanic and somebody inside is henghng— titanic and somebody inside is henghng en— titanic and somebody inside is banging on there,— titanic and somebody inside is banging on there, that noise whhh— banging on there, that noise will transmit— banging on there, that noise will transmit out. and those eenehwey— will transmit out. and those sonobuoy noise— will transmit out. and those sonobuoy noise should pick it up . whe.— sonobuoy noise should pick it up . whe. eer— sonobuoy noise should pick it up . whe. yew— sonobuoy noise should pick it up . mike, are you surprised- sonobuoy noise should pick it up . mike, are you surprised as as richard tice was saying, there should have been a plan b? there was no plan b, there is no escape pod whatsoever. there's no winch. there's no there's no contact with the surface. so even if they find find the vessel somehow they've got to get a vessel down there to winch it to the surface . yeah , yeah. it to the surface. yeah, yeah. ane— it to the surface. yeah, yeah. ane rhhe— it to the surface. yeah, yeah. and we he— it to the surface. yeah, yeah. and this is what's— e f yeah, yeah. and this is what's going on at

the and this is what's going on at he rnernenr— and this is what's going on at the moment in— and this is what's going on at the moment in canada. now hey-re— the moment in canada. now they're mobilising a very large ene— they're mobilising a very large end eenehhe— they're mobilising a very large and capable rov. _ they're mobilising a very large and capable rov. it's an unmanned vehicle. it's on an wnhhhheeh— unmanned vehicle. it's on an wnhhhheeh .— unmanned vehicle. it's on an umbilical. it's— unmanned vehicle. it's on an umbilical . it's controlled from umbilical. it's controlled from the umbilical. it's controlled from he eweree— umbilical. it's controlled from the surface. it— umbilical. it's controlled from the surface. it will go down, her— the surface. it will go down, her hey-we— the surface. it will go down, but they've got— the surface. it will go down, but they've got to find this rhhe— but they've got to find this this vehicle— but they've got to find this this vehicle ,_ but they've got to find this this vehicle , as- but they've got to find this this vehicle , as i've said to this vehicle, as i've said to eeneheey— this vehicle, as i've said to somebody else— this vehicle, as i've said to somebody else ,- this vehicle, as i've said to somebody else , you know, it's somebody else, you know, it's hhe— somebody else, you know, it's hhhe heehhng— somebody else, you know, it's like looking for— somebody else, you know, it's like looking for asp coin on on a like looking for asp coin on on e reerhehh— like looking for asp coin on on a football field, _ like looking for asp coin on on a football field, you know , it's a football field, you know, it's ner— a football field, you know, it's ner eeey. — a football field, you know, it's ner eeey. se— a football field, you know, it's not easy. so what- a football field, you know, it's not easy. 2 lwoo not easy. so what would they use to find it? mike? sorry, but what technology do they use to actually scan the area for sonar 7 right. actually scan the area for sonar ? right. they have a sonar 7’ right. they have a sonar going ? right. they have a sonar going ewe.— ? right. they have a sonar going ew. hw— ? right. they have a sonar going out. but remember,— 7’ right. they have a sonar going out. but remember, there's a lot of out. but remember, there's a lot er eehrhe— out. but remember, there's a lot of debris down— out. but remember, there's a lot of debris down there. and of course, they'll— of debris down there. and of course, they'll use cameras. rhey-hh— course, they'll use cameras. hhey-hh rhy— course, they'll use cameras. hhey-hh rhy en— course, they'll use cameras. they'll fly on on— course, they'll use cameras. they'll fly on on various courses , plan- they'll fly on on various courses , plan it out. the french courses, plan it out. the french are courses, plan it out. the french eenehng— courses, plan it out. the french are sending out— courses, plan it out. the french are sending out an— courses, plan it out. the french are sending out an autonomous nhnh— are sending out an autonomous nhnh enh— are sending out an autonomous nhnh ewh rer— are sending out an autonomous mini sub, for want— are sending out an autonomous mini sub, for want of another were— mini sub, for want of another were .— mini sub, for want of another were . h— mini sub, for want of another word . it doesn't— mini sub, for want of another word . it doesn't have anybody on word. it doesn't have anybody on eeerh— word. it doesn't have anybody on heere, hw— word. it doesn't have anybody on heere, her he— word. it doesn't have anybody on board, but it flies— word. it doesn't have anybody on board, but it flies without hehng— board, but it flies without being tethered to the surface. ane— being tethered to the surface. ane ener— being tethered to the surface. and her en— being tethered to the surface. and that can go—

being tethered to the surface. and that can go and it can move erewne— and that can go and it can move erewne gwhre— and that can go and it can move around quite freely. _ and that can go and it can move around quite freely. right. and it around quite freely. right. and hr en— around quite freely. right. and it can search— around quite freely. right. and it can search for— around quite freely. right. and it can search for sounds or nehee— it can search for sounds or ene— it can search for sounds or noise and then— it can search for sounds or noise and then it can relay hherwee— noise and then it can relay pictures back— noise and then it can relay pictures back to- noise and then it can relay pictures back to the surface. so yew-re— pictures back to the surface. so yew-re gehng— pictures back to the surface. so yew-re gehng re— pictures back to the surface. so you're going to have quite a bit of you're going to have quite a bit er reehnehegy— you're going to have quite a bit of technology out— you're going to have quite a bit of technology out there, but he— of technology out there, but he he — of technology out there, but it's the depth _ of technology out there, but it's the depth of— of technology out there, but it's the depth of water that's rhe— it's the depth of water that's rhe hhg— it's the depth of water that's the big problem. all this works reehhy— the big problem. all this works reehhy wehh— the big problem. all this works reehhy wehh hn— the big problem. all this works really well in shallower water, but really well in shallower water, her deep— really well in shallower water, but deep water— really well in shallower water, but deep water it's a bit ehherenr— but deep water it's a bit different . _ but deep water it's a bit different . ii but deep water it's a bit different. ii but deep water it's a bit different . ii but deep water it's a bit- different . mike, you have huge different. mike, you have huge experience here, so could i press you and ask you what in your view really is the realist prospect that they can find this this this submersible in time. well, they're clearly running ew— well, they're clearly running ew er— well, they're clearly running ew er rhne— well, they're clearly running ew er rhne .— well, they're clearly running out of time . it's— well, they're clearly running out of time . it's if we know now out of time. it's if we know now her— out of time. it's if we know now her eeneheey— out of time. it's if we know now that somebody is— out of time. it's if we know now that somebody is in— out of time. it's if we know now that somebody is in there and is nehhng— that somebody is in there and is nehhng henghng— that somebody is in there and is making banging noises , i don't making banging noises, i don't knew— making banging noises, i don't know whether— making banging noises, i don't know whether that's continuing . know whether that's continuing. i know whether that's continuing. h newe— know whether that's continuing. hwewhe heee— know whether that's continuing. i would hope that— know whether that's continuing. i would hope that they're going to i would hope that they're going re eeerh— i would hope that they're going re reherr h— i would hope that they're going re reeerr h h— i would hope that they're going to report if it is— i would hope that they're going to report if it is if— i would hope that they're going to report if it is if they can the— to report if it is if they can the he— to report if it is if they can the h .— to report if it is if they can find it . the— to report if it is if they can find it . the big- to report if it is if they can find it. the big rov can use its

cameras to look— find it. the big rov can use its cameras to look inside through the cameras to look inside through we here— cameras to look inside through we here ene— cameras to look inside through the port and can— cameras to look inside through the port and can look on the ewehee— the port and can look on the ewehee re— the port and can look on the outside to see— the port and can look on the outside to see if— the port and can look on the outside to see if there's any eenege— outside to see if there's any eenege re— outside to see if there's any damage to the— outside to see if there's any damage to the craft itself . so damage to the craft itself. so rhey— damage to the craft itself. so rhey ger— damage to the craft itself. so rhey ger ener— damage to the craft itself. so they get that phase done. but hhen— they get that phase done. but rhen hn— they get that phase done. but rhen hn e— they get that phase done. but then in a later— they get that phase done. but then in a later phase, you're going— then in a later phase, you're gehng re— then in a later phase, you're gehng re newe— then in a later phase, you're going to have to— then in a later phase, you're going to have to put down a hhhhng— going to have to put down a lifting cable— going to have to put down a lifting cable ,_ going to have to put down a lifting cable , which is an lifting cable, which is an enormous task- lifting cable, which is an enormous task that's going to newe— enormous task that's going to hewe re— enormous task that's going to hewe re ge— enormous task that's going to have to go down— enormous task that's going to have to go down and lift the uh,— have to go down and lift the nn, he— have to go down and lift the lift, be attached— have to go down and lift the lift, be attached to this craft, rhhe— lift, be attached to this craft, rhhe nhnh — lift, be attached to this craft, this mini sub— lift, be attached to this craft, this mini sub ,_ lift, be attached to this craft, this mini sub , and lift it to this mini sub, and lift it to he— this mini sub, and lift it to the surface— this mini sub, and lift it to the surface . _ this mini sub, and lift it to the surface . all- this mini sub, and lift it to the surface . ” g“ the surface. all right. that's mike whelan, marine operations specialist. mike, thanks for joining us. richard still with us, do you think this should be regulated ? i mean, i'm i don't regulated? i mean, i'm i don't want regulated in too much of my life because we ate the nanny. we spend life trying to draghi we spend a life trying to draghi late. you think there's late. but when you think there's a 19 year old boy on that that vessel his dad, which vessel with his dad, which i think reckless in the think is out and reckless in the you know, our heart goes out and we encourage private enterprise. we . but we and we we do. but we learn. and we eree— we do. but we learn. and we never stop learning. and it does seem extra ordinary that it's wnregwheree— seem extra ordinary that it's wnregwheree ,— seem extra ordinary that it's unregulated , if— seem extra ordinary that it's unregulated , if that really is unregulated, if that really is the unregulated, if that really is he ee— unregulated, if that really is

the case. previous expeditions , the case. previous expeditions, as the case. previous expeditions, ee h— the case. previous expeditions, as i understand,— the case. previous expeditions, as i understand, have been done in as i understand, have been done hn—whrh— as i understand, have been done hn—whrh newhee- as i understand, have been done in_with navies of- in conjunction with navies of ehherenr— in conjunction with navies of different countries , us with different countries, us with authorities _ different countries, us with authorities ._ different countries, us with authorities . so,- different countries, us with authorities . so, yeah, serious authorities. so, yeah, serious gweerhene— authorities. so, yeah, serious questions will— authorities. so, yeah, serious questions will have to be asked in questions will have to be asked hn rhe— questions will have to be asked hn rhe hn— questions will have to be asked hn rhe hn rhe— questions will have to be asked in the in the aftermath of reeehwhng— in the in the aftermath of resolving this. go “g resolving this. i'm going to push you a little bit on the question i asked you earlier about the mindset of these very, very rich men who want to do these activities, which involve risk is it because it's that kind of thing about what do you buy the man who's got everything all they want is a good dinner party story. is it literally that i don't know. i love risk. i mean, that i don't know. i love risk. h h— that i don't know. i love risk. h h we— that i don't know. i love risk. i mean, i do some— 2“ e i love risk. i mean, i do some pretty extreme ehhhng— i mean, i do some pretty extreme ehhhng. rye— i mean, i do some pretty extreme ehhhng. h-we eeen— i mean, i do some pretty extreme skiing. i've been involved in hwerneee— skiing. i've been involved in hwerneee hwe— skiing. i've been involved in business. i've taken risks. i enjoy— business. i've taken risks. i enhey neh— business. i've taken risks. i enhey rheh. h— business. i've taken risks. i enjoy risk. i think there is a you— enjoy risk. i think there is a yew knew,— enjoy risk. i think there is a you know, there's a certain sort of entrepreneurial— you know, there's a certain sort of entrepreneurial and if you've if of entrepreneurial and if you've h yee— of entrepreneurial and if you've h yew-we-rher— if you've got that entrepreneurial bug, it's entrepreneurial bug, then it's when—heee- entrepreneurial bug, then it's. with—keep pushing with you and you keep pushing and with you and you keep pushing ene-heee— with you and you keep pushing and keep pushing and you and you keep pushing and so you just and you keep pushing and so you hwer hweh— and you keep pushing and so you hwer gweh eer— and you keep pushing and so you just push ever further, i guess. is just push ever further, i guess. he he— just push ever further, i guess. he h e— just push ever further, i guess. he hr e hehe— just push ever further, i guess. is it a male thing?— just push ever further, i guess. is it a male thing? because all five are men and no women ? no. five are men and no women? no. i'll get in terrible trouble. no, i'm not going to go there. andrew,— no, i'm not going to go there. andrew, yeere— no, i'm not going to go there. andrew, you're tempting me, but no, andrew, you're tempting me, but we, hw— andrew, you're tempting me, but we, hw yew— andrew, you're tempting me, but no, but you what? 2

no, but you know what? i would say no, but you know what? i would eey hh— no, but you know what? i would eey hn defence— no, but you know what? i would say in defence of— no, but you know what? i would say in defence of men? yeah, no, but you know what? 2 “ 2 f “ho“7 yeah, in say in defence of men? yeah, in defence of say in defence of men? yeah, in defence er nen— say in defence of men? yeah, in defence of men, we. _ say in defence of men? yeah, in defence of men, we. i- “ 2 f “ho“7 yeah, in defence of men, we. i think men rene— defence of men, we. i think men renelhe— defence of men, we. i think men renelhe neh— defence of men, we. i think men tend-be risk takers. - defence of men, we. i think men tend be risk takers. they tend to be risk takers. they rene— tend to be risk takers. they end he— tend to be risk takers. they tend to want— tend to be risk takers. they tend to want to— tend to be risk takers. they tend to want to push the boundaries. _ tend to want to push the boundaries. you've got your hwnrer— boundaries. you've got your hunter-instincts. boundaries. you've got your hunter instincts and hunter gatherer instincts and many— hunter gatherer instincts and hhene-nen- hunter gatherer instincts and thank men wanting thank god for men wanting to hweh— thank god for men wanting to push-boundaries- thank god for men wanting to push boundaries various push the boundaries of various endeavours. as i'm endeavours. and just as i'm rehhhng— endeavours. and just as i'm talking about— endeavours. and just as i'm talking about men being rehwhewe— talking about men being fabulous,-to. talking about men being fabulous,-to on. fabulous, we've got to move on. ween— fabulous, we've got to move on. veeh eerry— fabulous, we've got to move on. yeah sorry, richard.— fabulous, we've got to move on. yeah sorry, richard. the eewnrhng— yeah sorry, richard. the counting-wel yeah sorry, richard. the- counting-we really have counting me down. we really have to counting me down. we really have re ge— counting me down. we really have re ge. hhehenh— counting me down. we really have to go. richard, we're— counting me down. we really have to go. richard, we're going to be to go. richard, we're going to he rehhhng— to go. richard, we're going to be talking-this- to go. richard, we're going to be talking-this a- to go. richard, we're going to be talking this a bit be talking about this a bit more. fabulous. be talking about this a bit. more-fabulous. still be talking about this a bit- more.-fabulous. still to more. always fabulous. still to come, on submersible come, more on the submersible and today's inflation figures. what mean for what that's going to mean for the pocket or the the money in your pocket or the lack money your pocket. lack of money in your pocket. this point on gb news this is to the point on gb news britain's

it's 10:00 on wednesday, the it's10:00 on wednesday, the 21st of june. this is to the point on gb news kyrees with bev turner and andrew pierce. the inflation rate remains- o. ' 5h rohoo the inflation rate remains unchanged 8.7. interest rates, they're at 8.7. interest rates, they're going— at 8.7. interest rates, they're gehng re— at 8.7. interest rates, they're gehng re ge— at 8.7. interest rates, they're gehng re ge w— at 8.7. interest rates, they're going to go up tomorrow for sure . hnereeehng— going to go up tomorrow for sure . increasing fears— going to go up tomorrow for sure . increasing fears of— going to go up tomorrow for sure . increasing fears of a mortgage hhne— . increasing fears of a mortgage rhne heme.— . increasing fears of a mortgage time bomb. how— . increasing fears of a mortgage time bomb. how are you coping? get time bomb. how are you coping? eee hn— time bomb. how are you coping? eee hn eeneh— time bomb. how are you coping? eee hn reweh .— time bomb. how are you coping? get in touch . gb— time bomb. how are you coping? get in touch . gb news at time bomb. how are you coping? get in .comi . gb news at time bomb. how are you coping? get in.com .. gb news at time bomb. how are you coping? get in .com . and news at time bomb. how are you coping? get in .com . and the is at time bomb. how are you coping? get in .com . and the search for views .com. and the search for he— views .com. and the search for he nheehng— views .com. and the search for the missing titanic tourist sub hee— the missing titanic tourist sub hee reeehee— the missing titanic tourist sub has reached a— the missing titanic tourist sub has reached a critical point. henghng— has reached a critical point. henghng hee— has reached a critical point. banging has been— has reached a critical point. banging has been picked up by sonar devices. a new documents show safety concerns were raised before the vessels disappearance . and the prince of wales, hhnee— . and the prince of wales, prince william _ and the prince of wales, prince william to others, is eehehrerhng— prince william to others, is celebrating his— prince william to others, is celebrating his 41st birthday whey.— celebrating his 41st birthday today- happy— celebrating his 41st birthday today. happy birthday , sir. he's today. happy birthday, sir. he's going— today. happy birthday, sir. he's gehng re— today. happy birthday, sir. he's gehng re wnwehh— today. happy birthday, sir. he's going to unveil a— today. happy birthday, sir. he's going to unveil a major campaign on homelessness.— going to unveil a major campaign on homelessness. it's a cause ener— on homelessness. it's a cause her he— on homelessness. it's a cause that the future— on homelessness. it's a cause that the future kings champion ehee— that the future kings champion

since childhood— that the future kings champion since childhood will be marking it since childhood will be marking hr hwer— since childhood will be marking hr herer hn— since childhood will be marking it later in the— since childhood will be marking it later in the show . cl it later in the show. so we will get eene— it later in the show. so we will get some of your messages. vaiews@gbnews.com is the email address, but first of all, here is the latest news with tatiana sanchez. is the latest news with tatiana sanchez . beth, thank you very sanchez. beth, thank you very much and good morning. this is the latest from the— the latest from the newsroom. hhe— the latest from the newsroom. the government— the latest from the newsroom. the government has set out a rnrehe— the government has set out a eher geehege— the government has set out a major package of— the government has set out a major package of financial eheeeh— major package of financial eweerr rer— major package of financial support for ukraine to bolster rhehr— support for ukraine to bolster their economic— support for ukraine to bolster their economic stability as it where— their economic stability as it continues to— their economic stability as it continues to push back russian hehee— continues to push back russian rereee rhe— continues to push back russian forces. the funding, which hnehweee— forces. the funding, which hnehweee .— forces. the funding, which includes . £2.35- forces. the funding, which includes . £2.35 billion of world includes. £2.35 billion of world henh— includes. £2.35 billion of world henh reen— includes. £2.35 billion of world bank loan guarantees , will bank loan guarantees, will eheeeh— bank loan guarantees, will eweerr wher— bank loan guarantees, will support vital public services , support vital public services, hnehwhng— support vital public services, including the— support vital public services, including the cost of running eeheehe— including the cost of running eeheehe ene— including the cost of running schools and hospitals . as prime schools and hospitals. as prime whnherer— schools and hospitals. as prime minister rishi _ schools and hospitals. as prime minister rishi sunak says, hweehe— minister rishi sunak says, russia must— minister rishi sunak says, russia must pay for the destruction _ russia must pay for the destruction it's inflicted as a reewhr— destruction it's inflicted as a reewh er— destruction it's inflicted as a result of the— destruction it's inflicted as a result of the war. e result of the war. it's a whhrenr. — result of the war. it's a vibrant, dynamic, creative european country that refused , european country that refused, chooses to be subdued . so chooses to be subdued. so together with our allies , we

together with our allies, we will maintain our support for ukraine's defence and for the counter offensive. we will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes for them to continue and to win this war. the uk's hnrherhen— to win this war. the uk's inflation rate— “ the uk's inflation rate stayed the same eheeehe— inflation rate stayed the same despite expectations of a fall. hhe— despite expectations of a fall. hhe ehhee— despite expectations of a fall. the office for— despite expectations of a fall. the office for national statistics— the office for national statistics released its figures, ehewhng— statistics released its figures, ehewhng hr— statistics released its figures, showing it stayed at 8.7% up wnrhh— showing it stayed at 8.7% up wnrhh hey.— showing it stayed at 8.7% up until may. the— showing it stayed at 8.7% up until may. the same rate as in awh— until may. the same rate as in april. economists— until may. the same rate as in april. economists had predicted ener— april. economists had predicted her he— april. economists had predicted that the consumer price hnrherhen— that the consumer price inflation would have dropped to ew- — inflation would have dropped to ew- hhe— inflation would have dropped to 8.4. the chancellor, jeremy gum,— 8.4. the chancellor, jeremy gum, eeye— 8.4. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, says the— 8.4. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, says the government will eenrhnwe— hunt, says the government will eenrhnwe re — hunt, says the government will continue to support the bank of rnghene— continue to support the bank of rnghene ee— continue to support the bank of hnghene ee hr— continue to support the bank of england as it seeks to squeeze hnrherhen— england as it seeks to squeeze inflation out— england as it seeks to squeeze inflation out of— england as it seeks to squeeze inflation out of our economy. gb wewe. — inflation out of our economy. gb wewe. hhe— inflation out of our economy. gb news. the economics and business eehrer— news. the economics and business when hhen— news. the economics and business editor liam halligan— news. the economics and business editor liam halligan says more eewhe— editor liam halligan says more eewhe newe— editor liam halligan says more could have been— editor liam halligan says more could have been done to kerb the nhee— could have been done to kerb the . — could have been done to kerb the . he— could have been done to kerb the . he yew— could have been done to kerb the rise . do you think— could have been done to kerb the rise . do you think now- could have been done to kerb the rise . jo rise. do you think now the uk will come to be seen as an outlier when it comes to inflation and it's going to spark a lot of conversations about how we run our monetary policy. we, the bank of england's independence is why the of england was so slow

the bank of england was so slow to raising interest rates to start raising interest rates and or they and whether or not had they started earlier , got on top of started earlier, got on top of those inflation expectations was we wouldn't have had to have interest rates high for so interest rates so high for so long. meanwhile, the average uk hehee— long. meanwhile, the average uk hewee whee— long. meanwhile, the average uk house price increased— g meanwhile, the average uk house price increased . by 3.5% house price increased. by 3.5% in house price increased. by 3.5% hn rhe— house price increased. by 3.5% hn he he— house price increased. by 3.5% in the 12 months— house price increased. by 3.5% in the 12 months to april, ehewhng— in the 12 months to april, slowing from _ in the 12 months to april, slowing from 4.1% in march, eeeerehng— slowing from 4.1% in march, eeeerehng re— slowing from 4.1% in march, according to official figures. heneen— according to official figures. london experienced the greatest nenrhhy— london experienced the greatest nenrhhy whee— london experienced the greatest monthly price rise— london experienced the greatest monthly price rise with an increase of— monthly price rise with an increase of 1.2.— monthly price rise with an increase of 1.2. and the werrheeer— increase of 1.2. and the northeast experienced the greereer— northeast experienced the greatest annual price rise up by 5.5%_ greatest annual price rise up by sew er— greatest annual price rise up by ewe er henghng— greatest annual price rise up by ewe er henghng .— greatest annual price rise up by 5.5% at banging . sounds have 5.5% at banging. sounds have eeen— 5.5% at banging. sounds have been hewe— 5.5% at banging. sounds have been heard in— 5.5% at banging. sounds have been heard in the search of the ewhnergee— been heard in the search of the submerged tourist— been heard in the search of the submerged tourist vessel that wenr— submerged tourist vessel that wenr nheehng— submerged tourist vessel that went missing on— submerged tourist vessel that went missing on en route to the rhrenhe— went missing on en route to the titanic shipwreck— went missing on en route to the titanic shipwreck in the hehenrhe— titanic shipwreck in the atlantic ocean. five people in here— atlantic ocean. five people in we ee— atlantic ocean. five people in total are missing— atlantic ocean. five people in total are missing . they have total are missing. they have weer— total are missing. they have when he— total are missing. they have under 40 hours— total are missing. they have under 40 hours of oxygen left . a under 40 hours of oxygen left. a hrhrheh— under 40 hours of oxygen left. a british pakistani— under 40 hours of oxygen left. a british pakistani businessman , british pakistani businessman, shehzeee— british pakistani businessman, shahzada dawood, and his son swhehnen— shahzada dawood, and his son sulaiman, are— shahzada dawood, and his son sulaiman, are on— shahzada dawood, and his son sulaiman, are on board along whrh— sulaiman, are on board along whrh hrhrheh— sulaiman, are on board along with british billionaire explorer_ with british billionaire explorer hamish harding. king cherhee— explorer hamish harding. king cherhee hee— explorer hamish harding. king charles has asked to be kept hwernee— charles has asked to be kept informed on— charles has asked to be kept informed on the— charles has asked to be kept informed on the search for the nheehng— informed on the search for the

missing vessel— informed on the search for the missing vessel. _ informed on the search for the missing vessel. e missing vessel. it's simply entangled . and the moment we entangled. and the moment we could free it, it may be able to bnng could free it, it may be able to bring itself back to the surface. that's what it is. they said is designed to do . if it said is designed to do. if it hasn't come up, it's because it can't . if we have to try and can't. if we have to try and figure out how we're going to go down and make an attachment , down and make an attachment, 13,000ft of cable is going to be reasonably impossible . retail reasonably impossible. retail giants w.h. smith marks and spencer's and argos have been named and shamed for failing to pay named and shamed for failing to pay the minimum wage almost £5 million was found to be owed to around 63,000 workers following investing locations dating back as far as 2017 named employer have been made to pay back what they owed and in addition were fined around £7 million. hi street retailer h. smith- street retailer h. smith was the were— street retailer h. smith was the worst offender,— street retailer h. smith was the worst offender, according to newc— worst offender, according to were .— worst offender, according to were , whrh— worst offender, according to hmrc , with the _ worst offender, according to hmrc , with the new figures hmrc, with the new figures ehehnhng— hmrc, with the new figures ehehnhng hr— hmrc, with the new figures claiming it had— hmrc, with the new figures claiming it had to pay around £1 nhhhhen— claiming it had to pay around £1 nhhhhen re— claiming it had to pay around £1 million to over— claiming it had to pay around £1 million to over 17.5.— claiming it had to pay around £1

million to over 17.5. workers as he— million to over 17.5. workers as he rerehher— million to over 17.5. workers as the retailer blamed this on an error related— the retailer blamed this on an error related to— the retailer blamed this on an error related to its company hrnhern — error related to its company uniform policy— error related to its company uniform policy .— error related to its company uniform policy . the uk debt uniform policy. the uk debt reeehee— uniform policy. the uk debt reached more— uniform policy. the uk debt reached more than 100% of economic output for the first hhne— economic output for the first rhne ehee— economic output for the first time since 1961,— economic output for the first time since 1961, according to he— time since 1961, according to we owe. — time since 1961, according to the ons. this— time since 1961, according to the ons. this comes as the gewernnenr— the ons. this comes as the government borrowed more than eee— government borrowed more than ezo hhhhhen— government borrowed more than £20 billion in— government borrowed more than £20 billion in may— government borrowed more than £20 billion in may net debt reeehee— £20 billion in may net debt reached £2.6— £20 billion in may net debt reached £2.6 trillion at the end of reached £2.6 trillion at the end er hey,— reached £2.6 trillion at the end of may, estimated— reached £2.6 trillion at the end of may, estimated at 100.1% of the of may, estimated at 100.1% of he greee— of may, estimated at 100.1% of the gross domestic product . the the gross domestic product. the cheneehher,— the gross domestic product. the chancellor, jeremy— the gross domestic product. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, said the government— chancellor, jeremy hunt, said the government has been taking ehhhewh— the government has been taking difficult decisions— the government has been taking difficult decisions following the pandemic— difficult decisions following the pandemic and the invasion of hwehne.— the pandemic and the invasion of ukraine. academics— the pandemic and the invasion of ukraine. academics warn there's been— ukraine. academics warn there's been e— ukraine. academics warn there's been a significant— ukraine. academics warn there's been a significant rise in the nwnehr— been a significant rise in the nwnehr er— been a significant rise in the number of teenage girls ehegneeee— number of teenage girls diagnosed with eating disorders in diagnosed with eating disorders hn reeenr— diagnosed with eating disorders in recent years— diagnosed with eating disorders in recent years .— diagnosed with eating disorders in recent years . experts say in recent years. experts say here— in recent years. experts say here eewhe— in recent years. experts say there could be— in recent years. experts say there could be a- in recent years. experts say there could be a postcode herrery— there could be a postcode herrery er— there could be a postcode lottery of care— there could be a postcode lottery of care with those in more deprived— lottery of care with those in more deprived areas unable to rhe— more deprived areas unable to access the support they need . access the support they need. hhe — access the support they need. the department— access the support they need. the department of health and sewer— the department of health and seeheh cere— the department of health and social care spokesman says hey-re— social care spokesman says they're investing an additional hhe— they're investing an additional eze hhhhhen— they're investing an additional £23 billion a— they're investing an additional £2.3 billion a year in the nhs. wenreh— £2.3 billion a year in the nhs. mental health—

£2.3 billion a year in the nhs. mental health services . and pet mental health services. and pet insurance payouts— mental health services. and pet insurance payouts reached a reeere— insurance payouts reached a eeere hhgh— insurance payouts reached a record high last— insurance payouts reached a record high last year with more hhen— record high last year with more rhen eh— record high last year with more than £1 billion— record high last year with more than £1 billion in— record high last year with more than £1 billion in claims. were— than £1 billion in claims. were e— than £1 billion in claims. that's a 28%_ than £1 billion in claims. that's a 28% increase from the yeer— that's a 28% increase from the yeer hehee— that's a 28% increase from the yeer herere .— that's a 28% increase from the year before , according to the year before, according to the heeeeherhen— year before, according to the association of _ year before, according to the association of british insurers. hwe— association of british insurers. hwe re— association of british insurers. hwe he he— association of british insurers. due to the cost— association of british insurers. due to the cost of— association of british insurers. due to the cost of living and wererhnery— due to the cost of living and veterinary costs— due to the cost of living and veterinary costs soaring , more veterinary costs soaring, more people— veterinary costs soaring, more people reee— veterinary costs soaring, more people face higher bills to weheee— people face higher bills to protect their— people face higher bills to protect their pets. following the increase— protect their pets. following the increase in— protect their pets. following the increase in pet ownership ewhng— the increase in pet ownership ewhng rhe— the increase in pet ownership during the covid lockdown . this during the covid lockdown. this is during the covid lockdown. this he eh— during the covid lockdown. this he he hewe— during the covid lockdown. this is gb news will— during the covid lockdown. this is gb news will bring you more ee hr— is gb news will bring you more news as it happens. now it's hew— news as it happens. now it's heeh re— news as it happens. now it's back to andrew— news as it happens. now it's back to andrew and . back to andrew and. bev l he— back to andrew and. bev l we heee. — back to andrew and. bev i it's 1006. thank- back to andrew and. bev - it's 1006. thank you| back to andrew and. bev. - it's1006. thank you for back to andrew and. bev. - it's 1006. th news. u for back to andrew and. bev. - it's1006. th news. now joining us on gb news. now rescuers for titan rescuers searching for the titan sub reportedly heard sub have reportedly heard banging near where the banging sounds near to where the vessel went missing. safety fears were raised. it has been revealed over the vessel before it went missing. and according to authorities— it went missing. and according to authorities ,_ it went missing. and according to authorities , there- it went missing. and according to authorities , there is- c “g and according to authorities , there is now to authorities, there is now wehehhy— to authorities, there is now wehehhy enhy— to authorities, there is now probably only 30 hours of oxygen

left probably only 30 hours of oxygen heh . — probably only 30 hours of oxygen heh . hher-e— probably only 30 hours of oxygen left . that's right.— probably only 30 hours of oxygen left. that's right. in— probably only 30 hours of oxygen left. g“ “ \ left. that's right. in november last year, cbs corresponds david pogue joined oceangate ceo stockton rush , who has been stockton rush, who has been confirmed as missing on the same titan submersible right now. and a lot of a lot of things have emerged from this video. here's a here's a snippet of their chat from cbs sunday mornings spare metal submersible vessel that has not been approved or certified by any regulatory body. and could result in ghyeheeh— body. and could result in ehyeheeh hnhwy- 2 and could result in physical injury, disability, emotional— physical injury, disability, emotional trauma or death . where emotional trauma or death. where do emotional trauma or death. where we r— emotional trauma or death. where we r ehgn— emotional trauma or death. where we r ehgn hehee— emotional trauma or death. where do i sign inside the— emotional trauma or death. where do i sign inside the sub has ehew— do i sign inside the sub has ehew ee— do i sign inside the sub has about as much— do i sign inside the sub has about as much room as a minivan . se— about as much room as a minivan . se rhhe— about as much room as a minivan . so he he— about as much room as a minivan . so he he ner— about as much room as a minivan . so this is not your— . so this is not your grandfather's submersible . so we grandfather's submersible. so we only have one button. that's it. it should be like an elevator. you know, it shouldn't take a lot of skill. i couldn't help noticing how many pieces of this sub seemed improvised . ed, we sub seemed improvised. ed, we can use these off the shelf components. yes, i got these from camper world. we run the whole thing with this game controller . come whole thing with this game controller. come . on so whole thing with this game controller . come . on so the

controller. come. on so the older gentleman— f cj“ so the older gentleman there is david sreehren— older gentleman there is david stockton, who _ older gentleman there is david stockton, who is— older gentleman there is david stockton, who is the ceo of eeeengere, — stockton, who is the ceo of oceangate, and _ stockton, who is the ceo of oceangate, and that was david regwe,— oceangate, and that was david regwe, ene— oceangate, and that was david hegwe, er— oceangate, and that was david pogue, one of the— oceangate, and that was david pogue, one of the reporters , and pogue, one of the reporters, and he wee— pogue, one of the reporters, and he neenr— pogue, one of the reporters, and he was meant to— pogue, one of the reporters, and he was meant to go on the trip. hewe— he was meant to go on the trip. hewhe wee— he was meant to go on the trip. david was invited— he was meant to go on the trip. david was invited on on the trip when— david was invited on on the trip whrh hen.— david was invited on on the trip with them. and— david was invited on on the trip with them. and in— david was invited on on the trip with them. and in the end, the weerher— with them. and in the end, the weather didn't— with them. and in the end, the weather didn't work. stockton hweh— weather didn't work. stockton hweh-se — weather didn't work. stockton hweh-se rhe — weather didn't work. stockton rush so the weather rush sorry. so the weather when-r— rush sorry. so the weather didn't work?— rush sorry. so the weather didn't work? wasn't wasn't it was-dangerous. - didn't work? wasn't wasn't it was dangerous. so the trip was too dangerous. so the trip when-r— was too dangerous. so the trip when-r ge. — was too dangerous. so the trip ehgn-r ge. hhe— was too dangerous. so the trip didn't go. “2 was too dangerous. so the trip didn't go. ' “2 didn't go. and before just before that, it was launched, that part area of newfoundland had been experienced. some of its worst storm weather for years. yeah. and there was suddenly a window and they took it. yeah. and probably and they couldn't, they they couldn't. terrible mistake. that's right. they— terrible mistake. that's right. they absolutely— terrible mistake. that's right. they absolutely .— terrible mistake. that's right. they absolutely . so with us now they absolutely. so with us now to they absolutely. so with us now he rew— they absolutely. so with us now he rehh e— they absolutely. so with us now to talk a little _ they absolutely. so with us now to talk a little bit— they absolutely. so with us now to talk a little bit more about enhe— to talk a little bit more about rhhe hn— to talk a little bit more about rhhe hn rhe— to talk a little bit more about this in the studio— to talk a little bit more about this in the studio is pip heneen— this in the studio is pip tomson, gb— this in the studio is pip tomson, gb news presenter . tomson, gb news presenter. ehewhng,— tomson, gb news presenter. hernhng, hhn— tomson, gb news presenter. morning, pip. great to see you . morning, pip. great to see you. ane— morning, pip. great to see you. and her— morning, pip. great to see you. and her eeeghe— morning, pip. great to see you. and for people who are just eerehhng— and for people who are just eerehhng w— and for people who are just catching up with this now, this ehery— catching up with this now, this erery, hhe— catching up with this now, this erery, hr-e eeen— catching up with this now, this story, it's been rolling on for a story, it's been rolling on for ehew— story, it's been rolling on for erew eeye— story, it's been rolling on for a few days, just— story, it's been rolling on for a few days, just give us the heehgrewnrh— a few days, just give us the background. where are we with background. where are we at with it? background. where are we at with hee—ener- background. where are we at with hre—rher rherel it? where we're at is that there are it? where we're at is that there ere-rew— it? where we're at is that there ere-few hewe— it? where we're at is that there are-few hours-to- it? where we're at is that there are few hours to save are very few hours left to save rhe— are very few hours left to save rhe neeghe— are very few hours left to save rhe people en— are very few hours left to save the people on this— are very few hours left to save the people on this submersible. i the people on this submersible. h rhhnh— the people on this submersible. h rhhnh hhe— the people on this submersible. i think it's looking like 24 hewre —

i think it's looking like 24 hewre se— i think it's looking like 24 hours. so you- i think it's looking like 24 hours. f: i think it's looking like 24 hours. i think it's looking like 24- hours. so you could say this is make or break day. today, they went missing on sunday. they'd gone out to look at the titanic wreckage. i think it was a four day trip. the actual trip down to the wreckage, two hours down in the submersible , few hours, in the submersible, few hours, looking around back up you go. but they went missing. connection was lost. one hour, 45 minutes later, and there has been no sign or sound or signal of them since . more and more of them since. more and more rescuers are being deployed, the us navy , we now understand, is us navy, we now understand, is sending what's called a fly away deep ocean salvage system, which is a bit of a mouthful, isn't it? but what that does is recovers heavy undersea objects such as aircraft or small vessels . so that could be vessels. so that could be important . vessels. so that could be important. but at the moment, this submersible that's photo actually we just saw was the last known sighting of it on sunday. so that is where the wreck of the titanic is. so that's some 400 miles off

newfoundland , ireland. it is newfoundland, ireland. it is a huge , huge area. it really is huge, huge area. it really is like looking for a needle in a haystack. yeah, it is so remote and the size of the submersible is , i guess, a bus. now the is, i guess, a bus. now the question is at this stage , where question is at this stage, where on earth is it ? question is at this stage, where on earth is it? it's question is at this stage, where on earth is it ? it's going to be on earth is it? it's going to be very difficult to spot from the air. the hope is, is that it is on the surface. if they spot it, then obviously they have to get then obviously they have to get the people out. it is bolted from the outside. they've got to get them out. the worst scenario is that the titan is on the seabed . and just to put it into seabed. and just to put it into context , how far down is that? context, how far down is that? probably nearly the height of nine. empire state buildings , nine. empire state buildings, some 2.3 miles down. it makes me shiver just to think about it. it is black at the bottom where the titanic it is black. it's near freezing . you've got the near freezing. you've got the water pressure? yeah. so cold that you've got the risk of hypothermia . there is no hypothermia. there is no seating. i think we saw in that cbs piece that people have to

sit on the floor so only one person can stretch out their legs at a time. there is one window, one window that you supposedly can look out of, but you can't because it's black. thatis you can't because it's black. that is where there is a toilet with a black drape , we with a black drape, we understand. so there's no privacy . they're not going to privacy. they're not going to have any supplies because they were only banking on an eight houn were only banking on an eight hour, eight hour trip. i i mean, it's just it makes you shiver when you think of the situation . there could be that this eeeeh— . there could be that this eeeeh hee— . there could be that this vessel has had— there could be that this vessel has had communication wehhene— vessel has had communication problems before— vessel has had communication problems before when it's gone wneerwerer.— problems before when it's gone underwater. but— problems before when it's gone underwater. but obviously, we een-r— underwater. but obviously, we een-r knew— underwater. but obviously, we don't know what's caused this communication— don't know what's caused this communication problem, whether it's communication problem, whether he eeen— communication problem, whether it's been caught— communication problem, whether it's been caught up in the wreehege— it's been caught up in the wreehege er— it's been caught up in the wreckage of the titanic, for herence— wreckage of the titanic, for instance, -could- wreckage of the titanic, for instance, could be well, instance, which could be well, enhe— instance, which could be well, rhhelrhe— instance, which could be well, thislthe greatest— instance, which could be well, this the greatest fear that this is the greatest fear that it this is the greatest fear that hr—hn- this is the greatest fear that hr—hn rhe- this is the greatest fear that. it_in the wreckage it is entangled in the wreckage of it is entangled in the wreckage er rhe— it is entangled in the wreckage of the titanic. _ it is entangled in the wreckage of the titanic. howh it is entangled in the wreckage of the titanic. \r:::orh �*" it is entangled in the wreckage of the titanic. \owh �*" no“: of the titanic. now, even if and okay, this is this is the worst case, even if it is found, how on earth with very few hours left, are you going to get get it back up ? yeah. because it back up? yeah. because i don't think deep, deep sea divers can go down or do go down

2.3 miles. so how on earth do you bring it back up? you wonder if all these support vessels that they're now pouring into the area should have been there in place, but of in the first place, but of course, would have put up course, that would have put up the cost of the trip. these are billionaires.— the cost of the trip. these are billionaires. well,— the cost of the trip. these are billionaires. well, they- f c” these are billionaires. well, they can ehewh— billionaires. well, they can afford let's— billionaires. well, they can afford let's remind ourselves, rhhe— afford let's remind ourselves, this—£200,000 this trip was some £200,000 chhchen— this trip was some £200,000 chhchen-se— this trip was some £200,000 chicken-so you- this trip was some £200,000 chicken-so you have. this trip was some £200,000 chicken-so you have be chicken feed. so you have to be seriously we should seriously wealthy and we should just that there are just remember that there are three on board. think three britons on board. i think we photos of one or some we do have photos of one or some of them. they are hamish harding, adventurer , very harding, an adventurer, very experienced kind of experienced at this kind of thing. world record thing. guinness world record holder. he very excitedly holder. he he very excitedly announced his mission last weekend and said, we've got a weather window. i think he said this is possibly the only time this is possibly the only time this year that this sort of challenge, if you like, can be attempted . and so hamish harding attempted. and so hamish harding and then there is father and son shahzada dawood and his son sulaiman, who is only 19 years old now. they are the two gentlemen that i would imagine that are probably at most at

risk in terms of being able to, i guess, stay calm because they don't have the experience. the other people on board is stockton rush, the ceo of oceangate. and then you've got former french naval diver paul henn former french naval diver paul henri narjot de thou. everybody says he's called mr titanic. he was one of the people that first discovered the wreckage quite a few years back. if you're in a situation like this, he is the person that you want with you. he will be keeping people calm because cause they're going to because cause they're going to be having to find at a 19 year old, keep calm with no with no. it will be pitch black. i mean, if it will be pitch black. i mean, h hey-re— it will be pitch black. i mean, if they're lights— it will be pitch black. i mean, if they're lights ,_ it will be pitch black. i mean, if they're lights , i think if they're lights, i think the hhghre— if they're lights, i think the hhghre ee— if they're lights, i think the lights are mean , stocks from lights are i mean, stocks from heweehe— lights are i mean, stocks from heweehe en— lights are i mean, stocks from russia on that— lights are i mean, stocks from russia on that video was talking ehew— russia on that video was talking ehew-recr— russia on that video was talking about-fact that— russia on that video was talking about fact that they bought about the fact that they bought the about the fact that they bought ene—e— about the fact that they bought rhe—e cenhhng- about the fact that they bought the a camping shop, the lights from a camping shop, the lights from a camping shop, ene-eerhe— the lights from a camping shop, ene-eerne ugh.— the lights from a camping shop, the-strip light-he- the little strip light. and he wee-enhe— the little strip light. and he wee-enhe-er- the little strip light. and he| was-this-of stuff was saying this kind of stuff cenlhweger— was saying this kind of stuff cenlhweger .— was saying this kind of stuff can budget , but was saying this kind of stuff can budget, but as long as can be budget, but as long as he— can be budget, but as long as ene—rhe— can be budget, but as long as ene—ene h- can be budget, but as long as the—the i read- the integrity of the i read eenerhhng— the integrity of the i read something interesting. something very interesting. veeh— something very interesting. veeh whey— something very interesting. veeh rhey ee— something very interesting. yeah they so they- something very interesting. yeah they so they pilot- something very interesting. yeah they so they pilot it with what's effectively a playstation type controller . type game controller. unbelievable. and someone else described a submersible as wait for this a kit car built from

parts you can get from amazon. yeah right. thank you pip. it needs regulating. joining us now is broadcaster— needs regulating. joining us now is broadcaster a— needs regulating. joining us now is broadcaster a marine- is broadcaster a marine hhehegher— is broadcaster a marine biologist monty halls . good biologist monty halls. good nernhng— biologist monty halls. good morning monty— biologist monty halls. good morning monty . good morning. morning monty. good morning. eeerh— morning monty. good morning. ceee nernhng— morning monty. good morning. ceee nernhng .— morning monty. good morning. good morning . now you have a lot good morning. now you have a lot of good morning. now you have a lot er eeerhence— good morning. now you have a lot of experience of— good morning. now you have a lot of experience of taking out exeechhhhene— of experience of taking out expeditions. not quite like enhe— expeditions. not quite like this, admittedly , but you have this, admittedly, but you have an understanding of the safety concerns and the— an understanding of the safety concerns and the risk assessments- concerns and the risk assessments that need to be here. — assessments that need to be here. heehhng— assessments that need to be done. looking at— assessments that need to be done. looking at this situation now . now, what— done. looking at this situation now . now, what do you think now. now, what do you think nhghr— now. now, what do you think nhghr hewe— now. now, what do you think might have gone— now. now, what do you think might have gone wrong? wrong you knew.— might have gone wrong? wrong you knew. he— might have gone wrong? wrong you knew. hr he— might have gone wrong? wrong you know, it is one— might have gone wrong? wrong you know, it is one of— might have gone wrong? wrong you know, it is one of the- you know, it is one of the issues when you're dealing with environments like this with no communication means that it's pure speculation. isn't it? we're speculating about what we're all speculating about what could have gone wrong , what the could have gone wrong, what the situation is, and potentially how we can get them out . but i how we can get them out. but i mean, entanglement is a distinct possibility . motty you know, the possibility. motty you know, the gloom down there, it is. you know, as just been described, these these deaths are known as hadal deaths. and from hades,

the word hades. hadal deaths. and from hades, the word hades . and it's a good the word hades. and it's a good description because it's freezing cold. you're under £6,000 of pressure per square inch and it's jet black. it is completely black . so in terms of completely black. so in terms of a hostile environment , for us, a hostile environment, for us, it's one of the most hostile environments on the planet, if not the most hostile. so things like getting entangled in something is a possibility. a malfunction of the vessel is a possibility . motty and i think possibility. motty and i think an interesting point that's already been raised is of course , finding the vessel is just the start because then you've got to get it up and that's a whole new set of logistic sticks and a whole new challenge . the whole new challenge. the opportunity to extract fact the five people from the vessel and get them into another vessel down there is nil. that's not going to happen . so you've got going to happen. so you've got to get the vessel to the surface somehow. that's a whole new somehow. and that's a whole new challenge. and even if it challenge. and motty, even if it is challenge. and motty, even if it he er— challenge. and motty, even if it he er rhe— challenge. and motty, even if it is at the surface— challenge. and motty, even if it is at the surface and— f g and motty, even if it is at the surface and they've got— is at the surface and they've ger e— is at the surface and they've ger e her— is at the surface and they've ger e her er— is at the surface and they've got a lot of ocean to search to

hhne— got a lot of ocean to search to hhnelrhey— got a lot of ocean to search to find-they can't— got a lot of ocean to search to find they can't open the find it, they can't open the eeeeh— find it, they can't open the vessel because— find it, they can't open the vessel because they're locked in whrh— vessel because they're locked in when exrerneh— vessel because they're locked in with external locks— vessel because they're locked in with external locks . presumably with external locks. presumably rher-e— with external locks. presumably that's because _ with external locks. presumably that's because they don't want if that's because they don't want h were— that's because they don't want h were wee— that's because they don't want if there was difficulty is below the if there was difficulty is below we ee— if there was difficulty is below we pewte— if there was difficulty is below the sea, people will opening the enenhng— the sea, people will opening the opening rhe— the sea, people will opening the opening the hatch— the sea, people will opening the opening the hatch themselves hecee— opening the hatch themselves hecee er— opening the hatch themselves because of the— opening the hatch themselves because of the inevitable wehhene— because of the inevitable problems with— because of the inevitable problems with water pressure . problems with water pressure. vee- — problems with water pressure. vee- veeh— problems with water pressure. vee- veeh hwe— problems with water pressure. yes. yeah it's a— problems with water pressure. yes. yeah it's a very— problems with water pressure. yes. yeah it's a very valid- yes. yeah it's a very valid point that that the one thing you cannot predict it in these environments is the behaviour of the people you're putting into the people you're putting into the environment and if someone does panic , if someone tries does panic, if someone tries something, you know, grabs the wrong lever or whatever, obviously everyone's potential in jeopardy. so what they would have created there is a sealed compartment, obviously has to be a sealed compartment and that has be opened externally. has to be opened externally. now, the problem with that, of course, is with any sealed compartment, you've got to finite time in terms of oxygen, in terms of the air you're breathing resources , etcetera, breathing resources, etcetera, etcetera. so the mentality down

there, i think like everyone else, everyone else on earth can only begin to imagine , you know, only begin to imagine, you know, what it's like down there and what it's like down there and what the mentality is. you have to adopt . but there what the mentality is. you have to adopt. but there is what the mentality is. you have to adopt . but there is precedent to adopt. but there is precedent here. there was a submersible in 1973 that went down that was recovered, and the two guys on board said that their mentality was staying absolutely as calm as possible because panic leads to oxygen and air consumption essentially . and that's essentially. and that's obviously that's the that's the limiting factor. that's the finite thing here, is how quickly that oxygen is consumed. so staying calm. but it is quite it is heartening to hear that these banging sounds are being heard every 30 minutes. now that is a very clear strategy by we would hope the occupants of that vessel to think right. we signal every 30 minutes, there's a little burst of activity because soundis little burst of activity because sound is probably the one way you can locate this submersible

down there. why wouldn't you do it? down there. why wouldn't you do he eey— down there. why wouldn't you do he sey every— down there. why wouldn't you do he sey ewery ren— 2 “roho why wouldn't you do it? say every ten minutes, every hwe— it? say every ten minutes, every rhwe nhnweee— it? say every ten minutes, every five minutes? why— it? say every ten minutes, every five minutes? why would you cheeee— five minutes? why would you cheeee heh— five minutes? why would you choose half an— five minutes? why would you choose half an hour ? choose half an hour? i think he— choose half an hour? i think we energy— choose half an hour? i think it's energy consumption. i think they're thinking, well, if they do every five minutes, it takes energy. when you expend energy, you're, you know, your you're using your air supply. you're, you know, your you're using your air supply . and i using your air supply. and i think just pacing it every half hour or so , um, that gives them hour or so, um, that gives them a reasonable opportunity. and obviously we've only just picked up these sounds. they may well have been doing it every ten minutes, five minutes minutes, every five minutes initially, they're initially, but now they're spacing it seems a very spacing it out. it seems a very sensible whole strategy as many, many people have said, locating something this down. something like this down. there's a 22 foot long vessel down there. we all have an impression that the seabed is completely flat. it's not it. it's undulating. there's gullies , there's ravines, there's obstacles, there's rock formations , oceans. and if you formations, oceans. and if you can imagine jet black, dead of night trying to find a 22 foot vessel that won't have any lights us, you know, at this stage, because of the duration

it's been down there , you know, it's been down there, you know, it's been down there, you know, it's hard enough on land, but down there it's a real problem. so is the one way i think so sound is the one way i think it could be found. okay. could talk it could be found. okay. could rehh re— it could be found. okay. could rehh re yew— it could be found. okay. could talk to you all— c o: “2 okay. could talk to you all morning, monty, hw— talk to you all morning, monty, hw rhenh— talk to you all morning, monty, hw rhenh yew— talk to you all morning, monty, but thank you so— talk to you all morning, monty, but thank you so much for giving up but thank you so much for giving whe-hhne— but thank you so much for giving w-rhne .— but thank you so much for giving w-rhne . hee— but thank you so much for giving w-rhne . he-e ee— up your time. he's so experienced- up your time. he's so experienced in the this area of eegeehrhene— experienced in the this area of expeditions, particularly marine - -vou_ expeditions, particularly marine . -yew heer— expeditions, particularly marine . -yew heer ene- expeditions, particularly marine . -you hear and readj . the more you hear and read into it, the more deeply depressing and frightening it is, down there? is, isn't it? down there? i mean, as you said, hades, hell, yeah. hadal depths . okay, mean, as you said, hades, hell, yeah. hadal depths. okay, moving on. yeah. hadal depths. okay, moving eehene— yeah. hadal depths. okay, moving herere rhe— yeah. hadal depths. okay, moving on. before the latest— 22 okay, moving on. before the latest office 2 2 okay, moving on. before the latest office of werheneh— on. before the latest office of national statistics figures have eeen— national statistics figures have been released— national statistics figures have been released this morning, hey-re— been released this morning, they're showing— been released this morning, they're showing that uk's hnrherhen— they're showing that uk's inflation rate _ they're showing that uk's inflation rate remains at 8.7. hwe— inflation rate remains at 8.7. we e— inflation rate remains at 8.7. it's a political— inflation rate remains at 8.7. it's a political disaster- inflation rate remains at 8.7. it's a political disaster for it's also going to be an economic disaster for millions of families . so joining us now of families. so joining us now are our reporters across the country, jack carson in sutton coldfield, anna riley in huddersfield. to you, jack, first, good morning . good first, good morning. good morning . yeah, i'm here in morning. yeah, i'm here in surren— morning. yeah, i'm here in sutton coldfield,- “g yeah, i'm here in sutton coldfield, on an industry cehh— sutton coldfield, on an industry cehh eehece— sutton coldfield, on an industry call estate because small hwehneee— call estate because small business is— call estate because small business is are- call estate because small business is are one of those eecree— business is are one of those eecree hn— business is are one of those sectors in the— business is are one of those sectors in the private economy

rher-e— sectors in the private economy rher-e gehng— sectors in the private economy rher-e gehng re— sectors in the private economy that's going to be— sectors in the private economy that's going to be really disturbed— that's going to be really disturbed by— that's going to be really disturbed by this, by these rhgwee— disturbed by this, by these figures that— disturbed by this, by these figures that inflation has ereyee— figures that inflation has ereyee er— figures that inflation has stayed at 8.7.— figures that inflation has stayed at 8.7. i've been ehewhng— stayed at 8.7. i've been ehewhng re— stayed at 8.7. i've been speaking to steve hardiman, whe-e— speaking to steve hardiman, whe-e rhe— speaking to steve hardiman, who's the managing director at curren— who's the managing director at chhhen nae,— who's the managing director at clifton here, which makes reerenere— clifton here, which makes fasteners and— clifton here, which makes fasteners and rivets here in the weer— fasteners and rivets here in the west midlands— fasteners and rivets here in the west midlands and he's been rehhhng— west midlands and he's been rehhhng ne— west midlands and he's been telling me about— west midlands and he's been telling me about the realistic ene— telling me about the realistic end he— telling me about the realistic and the reality— telling me about the realistic and the reality of running a hwehneee— and the reality of running a business with— and the reality of running a business with inflation this hhgh. — business with inflation this hhgh. hhe— business with inflation this high. the fact— business with inflation this high. the fact is that usually hey-e— high. the fact is that usually rhey-e he— high. the fact is that usually they'd be working here five days a they'd be working here five days e week. — they'd be working here five days eweeh. hee— they'd be working here five days a week. he's had— they'd be working here five days a week. he's had to cut that eewn— a week. he's had to cut that eewn re— a week. he's had to cut that down to fourth— a week. he's had to cut that down to fourth because of his energy— down to fourth because of his energy ceere— down to fourth because of his energy costs have— down to fourth because of his energy costs have now gone up to eheeeh— energy costs have now gone up to heceee her— energy costs have now gone up to £16,000 per month.— energy costs have now gone up to £16,000 per month. so to make rhey— £16,000 per month. so to make rhey cn— £16,000 per month. so to make sure they can get— £16,000 per month. so to make sure they can get the most and erhhh— sure they can get the most and em he— sure they can get the most and em he ee— sure they can get the most and still be as productive, but not energy— still be as productive, but not energy rer— still be as productive, but not use energy for five days and try ene— use energy for five days and try ene cw— use energy for five days and try ene cw eewn— use energy for five days and try and cut down on— use energy for five days and try and cut down on those costs that rhey— and cut down on those costs that rhey ee— and cut down on those costs that rhey enhy— and cut down on those costs that they are only working four days a they are only working four days e-hw— they are only working four days e-hw hee— they are only working four days a-but he's-told- they are only working four days a-but he's-told mei a week. but he's also told me enhe— a week. but he's also told me rhhe nernhng— a week. but he's also told me this morning that— a week. but he's also told me this morning that he doesn't heer— this morning that he doesn't reeh cher— this morning that he doesn't feel that the— this morning that he doesn't feel that the government are hherenhng— feel that the government are hherenhng re— feel that the government are listening to businesses listening to small businesses ene— listening to small businessesi ene—hhgger and that rather consult bigger hwehneeeee — and that rather consult bigger businesses. -need. businesses. they also need to reehhy— businesses. they also need to reehhy-rhe— businesses. they also need to really-the impact- businesses. they also need to really the impact that really factor in the impact that rhhe— really factor in the impact that rhhe he— really factor in the impact that rhhe he hewhng— really factor in the impact that this is having on— really factor in the impact that this is having on small businesses. _ this is having on small businesses. and this is having on small- businesses. and .extremely businesses. and he's extremely wenhee— businesses. and he's extremely worried about— businesses. and he's extremely worried about tomorrow's hnrereer— worried about tomorrow's interest rate _ worried about tomorrow's interest rate decision and what her— interest rate decision and what her cewe— interest rate decision and what that could mean— interest rate decision and what that could mean for his hwerneee— that could mean for his business, not- that could mean for his business, not only, of course, when—ehee-

business, not only, of course,j with _ also how business, not only, of course,- with_also how how with borrowing, but also how how ewerehnehhe— with borrowing, but also how how sustainable it— with borrowing, but also how how sustainable it is— with borrowing, but also how how sustainable it is for— with borrowing, but also how how sustainable it is for him to cenrhnwe— sustainable it is for him to continue his— sustainable it is for him to continue his business and ehwhewehy— continue his business and obviously keep- continue his business and obviously keep his prices so her— obviously keep his prices so that customers— obviously keep his prices so that customers still come to him— that customers still come to hhn, hw— that customers still come to him, but also,— that customers still come to him, but also, of— that customers still come to him, but also, of course, not put— him, but also, of course, not ewr hhneeh— him, but also, of course, not put himself out— him, but also, of course, not put himself out of business. rhenh— put himself out of business. hhenh yew,— put himself out of business. thank you, jack. ' ““ 3oor put himself out of business. thank you, jack. ' 3oor “ thank you, jack. anna riley in huddersfield . and anna, how hard huddersfield. and anna, how hard are people finding it? they're . are people finding it? they're. very difficult . if it's not very difficult. if it's not energy,— very difficult. if it's not energy, we— very difficult. if it's not energy, it's food- rogr 2 ”lot if it's not energy, it's food that rogr r: t if it's not energy, it's food that people are concerned _ energy, it's food that people are concerned about and food nehee— are concerned about and food nehee we— are concerned about and food nehee w e— are concerned about and food makes up a high— are concerned about and food makes up a high proportion of her— makes up a high proportion of that inflation— makes up a high proportion of that inflation rate. that's why hwe— that inflation rate. that's why the heen— that inflation rate. that's why i've been here— that inflation rate. that's why i've been here at— that inflation rate. that's why i've been here at cottage foods in huddersfield— i've been here at cottage foods in huddersfield .— i've been here at cottage foods in huddersfield . they are in huddersfield. they are eehhweree— in huddersfield. they are delivered ingredients , food delivered ingredients, food wholesaler. _ delivered ingredients, food wholesaler. they provide ingredients— wholesaler. they provide ingredients to- wholesaler. they provide ingredients to chefs , to ingredients to chefs, to restaurants— ingredients to chefs, to restaurants and to pubs in the ane— restaurants and to pubs in the and in— restaurants and to pubs in the area. and i'm joined by their neneghng— area. and i'm joined by their managing director, alister cwhhen— managing director, alister cwhhen .— managing director, alister cullen . alister, what do you cullen. alister, what do you nehe— cullen. alister, what do you nehe er— cullen. alister, what do you make of that— cullen. alister, what do you make of that inflation figure renehnhng— make of that inflation figure renehnhng er— make of that inflation figure remaining at 8.7? it's a bit eheennehnrhng— remaining at 8.7? it's a bit disappointing . remaining at 8.7? it's a bit disappointing. �*fhro remaining at 8.7? it's a bit disappointing . �*fhro ”rwhoo “g disappointing. we were hoping for a drop and we've seen quite heavy increases over the last two years, specifically the last six months. i know our customers are feeling it and trying to

manage their way through whilst keeping a on quality. but keeping a focus on quality. but yeah, it'd to see a bit yeah, it'd be nice to see a bit more of a drop shortly and more of a drop very shortly and with food prices, where with those food prices, where have seen of have you seen the most of increases is across the basics, which quite interesting. some which is quite interesting. some of specialist stuff that we of our specialist stuff that we bnng of our specialist stuff that we bring japan , they've not bring in from japan, they've not actually a actually seen such a big increase there. but your basics, such dairy, flour , such as butter, dairy, flour, etcetera. i've seen some real increases the last increases over the last two years with hospitality years and with the hospitality sector are providing sector that you are providing too, what have they been saying? it's been difficult. it's been ehhhcwhc— it's been difficult. it's been difficult on a number fronts difficult on a number of fronts , ingredient costs, staffing costs, etcetera, as well as marketing to when marketing to customers when wallets so again, wallets are tight. so again, trying to focus on innovation for them has been a big thing, but certainly they could do with some at the moment and do some help at the moment and do you government should you think the government should be for businesses be doing more for businesses like yourself? what would you like yourself? what would you hhhe-rhe — like yourself? what would you like-the next— like yourself? what would you like -the next inflation . like to see the next inflation rhgwe— like to see the next inflation rhgwe hee — like to see the next inflation figure be? ' ooo figure be? absolutely significant cut would be would be think there's a lack be nice. i think there's a lack of of small of understanding of how small business especially business operates, especially in the from the the north of england from the government wage rises and government and wage rises and everything coming. there's no let the onslaught . let up on on the onslaught. fingers crossed for something

eehen— fingers crossed for something better-future. - fingers crossed for something better-future. so- fingers crossed for something better future. so yeah, better in the future. so yeah, ehee-e— better in the future. so yeah, here he — better in the future. so yeah, that's the view— better in the future. so yeah, that's the view here from cerrege — that's the view here from cottage foods— that's the view here from cottage foods in huddersfield on that inflation— cottage foods in huddersfield on that inflation figure remaining at that inflation figure remaining er eh.— that inflation figure remaining er eh. anne— that inflation figure remaining at 8.7. anna riley in huddersfield, thank you very much. — huddersfield, thank you very nwch. hwe— huddersfield, thank you very much. it's really- huddersfield, thank you very much. ”roroccy org“ huddersfield, thank you very much. o.g“ much. it's really tough out there for people for small businesses in particular, and it's going to get a lot tougher. and look at those food prices. i reee— and look at those food prices. i reee reee— and look at those food prices. i read food inflation— and look at those food prices. i read food inflation is running at read food inflation is running er hee.— read food inflation is running er hee. hehn— read food inflation is running at 18.3. main inflation, 8.7, ene— at 18.3. main inflation, 8.7, end hey-re— at 18.3. main inflation, 8.7, and they're losing the fight egehner— and they're losing the fight against inflation almost like hey-re— against inflation almost like they're deliberately trying to cheee — they're deliberately trying to close small— they're deliberately trying to close small businesses. ”ro close small businesses. so we're hwer— close small businesses. so we're we here— close small businesses. so we're we here whrh— close small businesses. so we're just left with corporations. they've got the interest rates up again as richard tuc. why keep because it's up again as richard tuc. whyi keep-because it's not keep doing it? because it's not werhhng—we-re- keep doing it? because it's not. working. _we're going working. no. right. we're going to liam halligan back in to have liam halligan back in the studio a while to go the studio in just a while to go through these figures and through these figures again and work on earth is going work out what on earth is going on with economy. this

tv radio and online gb news. britain's news . tv radio and online gb news. britain's news. channel tv radio and online gb news. britain's news . channel 1027 britain's news. channel 1027 ulez t0 the britain's news. channel 1027 ulez to the point on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner lots of views coming in about these inflation figures. david says the sad thing about the david says the sad thing about he hehn— david says the sad thing about he hehn er— david says the sad thing about the pain of net— david says the sad thing about the pain of net zero is right. he— the pain of net zero is right. he erh— the pain of net zero is right. he ehh rer— the pain of net zero is right. it's all for nothing. all our nhegwheee— it's all for nothing. all our misguided combat it's all for nothing. all our- misguided-combat co2 misguided efforts to combat co2 are leading to economic catastrophe— are leading to economic catastrophe will have no effect whereeewer— catastrophe will have no effect whatsoever on _ catastrophe will have no effect whatsoever on climate . 3th“? whatsoever on the climate. what greg— whatsoever on the climate. what creg eehe— whatsoever on the climate. what creg eehe. h— whatsoever on the climate. what ereg eehe. r egree— whatsoever on the climate. what greg said. i agree richard greg said. i agree with richard tice saying the tice saying that the stubbornness of inflation and interest purely to interest rates is purely down to the towards the the aggressive drive towards the unaffordable zero that is unaffordable net zero that is destined to fail. yeah, and rhere-e— destined to fail. yeah, and rhere-e neny— destined to fail. yeah, and there's many more- 2 “or: c yeah, and there's many more of that coming heck— there's many more of that coming heck hn— there's many more of that coming heck hn rhe— there's many more of that coming back in the studio— there's many more of that coming back in the studio with us. hhen— back in the studio with us. uam, we— back in the studio with us. liam, we were— back in the studio with us. liam, we were talking earlier, reh— liam, we were talking earlier, rehh we— liam, we were talking earlier, tell us about— liam, we were talking earlier, tell us about core— liam, we were talking earlier, tell us about core inflation, hecee— tell us about core inflation, because that's— tell us about core inflation,

because that's another very werryhng— because that's another very worrying iceberg in these hgwee— worrying iceberg in these rhgwee. — worrying iceberg in these rhgwee. se— worrying iceberg in these figures. rt.o”ro worrying iceberg in these figures. t o“ figures. so core inflation is a technical measure that economists look at, which strips out volatile items , things where out volatile items, things where pnces out volatile items, things where prices go up and down like food, like energy , alcohol, tobacco . like energy, alcohol, tobacco. it's meant to capture andrew under flying price pressures, supply chain issues, wage bargaining trends. and so on, and core inflation far from coming down or even staying the same, it's actually going up. so core inflation in march was 6.2. in april it was 6.8. in may it was 7.1. that's a big jump. and thatis was 7.1. that's a big jump. and that is really, really worrying. and that's why the bank of england's monetary policy committee, the nine economists, will be meeting today and tomorrow . that decision on tomorrow. that decision on interest rates probably going to be well, certainly going to be their 13th successive interest rate rise will be announced at noon tomorrow. but they will be looking at these core inflation thinking, crikey, we can't afford not to raise interest rates. but afford not to raise interest rates . but it's not working.

rates. but it's not working. h-e— rates. but it's not working. hr-e ner— rates. but it's not working. it's not working— but it's not working. it's not working because hnrereer— it's not working because interest rates— it's not working because interest rates take a time to come through. _ interest rates take a time to come through. �*" interest rates take a time to come through. h" interest rates take a time to come through. �*" r2o“ c come through. but if they don't raise interest rates, having bungled their communication strategy for so long, having taken so long in 2021, 2022, to see inflation coming despite warnings from some of us who were dismissed at the time, they now have lost credibility in the markets. if they don't raise rates acas, the pound will fall and that will import inflation because a lower pound makes imports , particularly food imports, particularly food imports. more expen massive. so they are now between a rock and a hard place . we were just a hard place. we were just cherrhng— a hard place. we were just cherrhng hn— a hard place. we were just chatting in the— “r: t we were just chatting in the break, andrew ene— chatting in the break, andrew ene h,— chatting in the break, andrew ene h, ehew— chatting in the break, andrew and i, about the— chatting in the break, andrew and i, about the whole net zero hnnhhcerhene— and i, about the whole net zero implications and— and i, about the whole net zero implications and what richard hce— implications and what richard hhce wee— implications and what richard hhce eeyhng— implications and what richard tice was saying this morning. ane— tice was saying this morning. wne-were— tice was saying this morning. and-were saying,- tice was saying this morning. and were saying, you know, and we were saying, you know, why— and we were saying, you know, why cen-r— and we were saying, you know, why cen-r rhey— and we were saying, you know, why can't they just. why can't swnek— why can't they just. why can't swnek-we-re- why can't they just. why can't sunak-we're-tol sunak just say we're going to eree— sunak just say we're going to eree ewey— sunak just say we're going to eree ewey hen — sunak just say we're going to step away from net zero step away from the net zero egeneee— step away from the net zero egeneee rer— step away from the net zero agenda? for the— step away from the net zero agenda? for the moment, we're hwer— agenda? for the moment, we're heer—cher- agenda? for the moment, we're heer—ehee en- agenda? for the moment, we're just—that on hold.| just going to put that on hold. her— just going to put that on hold. ewr-cent— just going to put that on hold. but-can't because- just going to put that on hold. but can't because it's but they can't because it's a ghehehher— but they can't because it's a globalist move. _ but they can't because it's a globalist move. they couldn't geeehhhy— globalist move. they couldn't geeehhhy-re- globalist move. they couldn't possibly-to the- globalist move. they couldn't possibly to the world possibly say that to the world rcenenhc— possibly say that to the world economic forum,— possibly say that to the world economic forum, could they? to the economic forum, could they? to ene-re— economic forum, could they? to ene-re rhe— economic forum, could they? to the-to the davos- economic forum, could they? to the to the davos crowd. the other to the davos crowd. t hey— the other to the davos crowd. hhey cewhen-r— the other to the davos crowd. they couldn't say— the other to the davos crowd. they couldn't say for the sake of they couldn't say for the sake er ew— they couldn't say for the sake

er geenhe. — they couldn't say for the sake of our people. well, they going to of our people. well, they going re eechee— of our people. well, they going to decide what's— of our people. well, they going to decide what's important to hem — to decide what's important to hem he— to decide what's important to them is important. what's hhnerrenc— them is important. what's important you know, important to them, you know, helping help the helping being seen to help the british and staying in british people and staying in office or getting out of politics. young and then getting loads jet setting around loads of jet setting jobs around the global gabfests exactly . the global gabfests exactly. rishi sunak made an enormous error earlier this morning. i've got respect for him. you know, he's the prime minister i'm just some journalist . but he made an some journalist. but he made an error. he needs to get people around him who really understand band politics as it's seen on the streets . for him to be going the streets. for him to be going on about ukraine, with all respect, an incredibly important subject, but grants and funding to ukraine at this time will be a red rag to the bull of the bulk of the british electorate, even if their views aren't expressed widely on radio and television. well, they are eknreeeee— television. well, they are expressed here - o“ well, they are expressed here because many of you expressed here because many of yew hewe— expressed here because many of yew hewe heen— expressed here because many of you have been getting in touch ene— you have been getting in touch ene eeyhng— you have been getting in touch ene eeyhng ener— you have been getting in touch and saying that mark is just one ghwhng— and saying that mark is just one ghwhng neney— and saying that mark is just one ghwhng neney re— and saying that mark is just one giving money to ukraine while we're-financial- giving money to ukraine while we're financial position we're in this financial position is we're in this financial position he-hwyhng— we're in this financial position he-hwyhng e— we're in this financial position is buying a ferrari while is like buying a ferrari while you— is like buying a ferrari while yew cen-r— is like buying a ferrari while you can't afford— is like buying a ferrari while you can't afford shoes for the wee—

you can't afford shoes for the kheelene— you can't afford shoes for the kids-and-speech,- you can't afford shoes for the kids and speech, liam, kids for and his speech, liam, at kids for and his speech, liam, er-wery— kids for and his speech, liam, at very beginning, he should at the very beginning, he should hewe— at the very beginning, he should nehe—cheee- at the very beginning, he should have these inflation have said, yeah, these inflation rhgwee— have said, yeah, these inflation figures disappointing . figures are very disappointing. we figures are very disappointing. we reek— figures are very disappointing. we reek yew— figures are very disappointing. we feel your pain. _ figures are very disappointing. we feel your pain. we're- figures are very disappointing. we feel your pain. we're calling in the and building in the banks and building societies for the foreign dignitaries in room. we care dignitaries in the room. we care about the british— dignitaries in the room. we care about the british people.- rg “ “ we care about the british people. he ehewh— about the british people. he should have— about the british people. he should have thrown away his eheech. — should have thrown away his eeeech. he— should have thrown away his speech. he should have looked errehghr— speech. he should have looked errehghr eewn— speech. he should have looked straight down lens and said, straight down the lens and said, i straight down the lens and said, h—rher— straight down the lens and said, h—rher-yewl i understand that lots of you ere-hhe— i understand that lots of you are-this morning- i understand that lots of you are this morning . we are are worried this morning. we are going— are worried this morning. we are gehng re— are worried this morning. we are gehng re help— are worried this morning. we are going to help you— are worried this morning. we are going to help you in some way. we going to help you in some way. we-gehng— going to help you in some way. we-gehng re— going to help you in some way. we-gehng re-wey- going to help you in some way. we going to way to we are going to find a way to get— we are going to find a way to ger rhrewgh— we are going to find a way to get through this. _ get through this. we're a weehrhy— get through this. we're a weehrhy-we- get through this. we're a wealthy we don't get through this. we're a- wealthy-we don't leave wealthy nation. we don't leave ecewe— wealthy nation. we don't leave geehhe—eenel wealthy nation. we don't leave. people—same time people behind. at the same time eerhew— people behind. at the same time reeey, andrew,— people behind. at the same time today, andrew, this— people behind. at the same time today, andrew, this would be the heeehhne— today, andrew, this would be the heeehhnelhr— today, andrew, this would be the headlinelit wasn't— today, andrew, this would be the headline it wasn't for headline if it wasn't for inflation. _ headline if it wasn't for inflation. debt has just hit inflation. uk debt has just hit ehhchehhy— inflation. uk debt has just hit officially 100%_ inflation. uk debt has just hit officially 100% of gdp for the three— officially 100% of gdp for the three ehne— officially 100% of gdp for the first time since _ officially 100% of gdp for the first time since 1961, and in her— first time since 1961, and in her he— first time since 1961, and in her hr wee— first time since 1961, and in 1961 it was on— first time since 1961, and in 1961 it was on the way down from ehen— 1961 it was on the way down from eher rhe — 1961 it was on the way down from after the second _ 1961 it was on the way down from after the second world war. now it's after the second world war. now he en— after the second world war. now he en rhe— after the second world war. now he en rhe wey— after the second world war. now it's on the way up.— after the second world war. now it's on the way up. look i'm not eeyhng— it's on the way up. look i'm not eeyhng rhe— it's on the way up. look i'm not eeyhng rhe nee— it's on the way up. look i'm not saying the more debt, the more the saying the more debt, the more he hhhhe— saying the more debt, the more he hhhhe ge— saying the more debt, the more he hhhhe ge w— saying the more debt, the more the bills go up because we've got— the bills go up because we've ger re— the bills go up because we've ger re gey— the bills go up because we've got to pay interest debt that hwehee— got to pay interest debt that hwehee we— got to pay interest debt that pushes up interest rates because the pushes up interest rates because ene—hhgher- pushes up interest rates becausei the—higher rates the markets demade higher rates to the markets demand higher rates re hench— the markets demand higher rates re hene re— the markets demand higher rates re hene he he— the markets demand higher rates to lend to the government. look, i to lend to the government. look, h een-r— to lend to the government. look, h een-r wenc— to lend to the government. look, h een-r wenr re— to lend to the government. look, i don't want to be— to lend to the government. look, i don't want to be alarmist ehew— i don't want to be alarmist ehew hhe— i don't want to be alarmist about this. if— i don't want to be alarmist about this. if you have a nerhgege— about this. if you have a nengege, h— about this. if you have a mortgage, if you're coming off a

fiver— mortgage, if you're coming off a the, e— mortgage, if you're coming off a the, e er— mortgage, if you're coming off a the, e er h— mortgage, if you're coming off a the, e er h yeer— mortgage, if you're coming off a five, 3 or 1 year fixed rate eeeh,— five, 3 or 1 year fixed rate eeeh, e— five, 3 or 1 year fixed rate deal, a deal— five, 3 or 1 year fixed rate deal, a deal that you would have eecwee— deal, a deal that you would have eecwee er— deal, a deal that you would have eecwee er h— deal, a deal that you would have secured at 1 or— deal, a deal that you would have secured at 1 or 2,— deal, a deal that you would have secured at 1 or 2, and now you rece— secured at 1 or 2, and now you rece rece— secured at 1 or 2, and now you rece rece rhe — secured at 1 or 2, and now you face face the full— secured at 1 or 2, and now you face face the full wrath of open nerkere— face face the full wrath of open markets where _ face face the full wrath of open markets where you're going to get markets where you're going to ger e— markets where you're going to ger e nengege— markets where you're going to get a mortgage rate of 6 or 7 or ew— get a mortgage rate of 6 or 7 or gy. ehen— get a mortgage rate of 6 or 7 or even 8% after the— get a mortgage rate of 6 or 7 or even 8% after the bank of rnghene— even 8% after the bank of hnghene hee— even 8% after the bank of england has done its worst tomorrow with— england has done its worst tomorrow with more rate rises to h— tomorrow with more rate rises to h eehewe— tomorrow with more rate rises to come, i believe that mortgage weweere— come, i believe that mortgage providers, banks— come, i believe that mortgage providers, banks and building eecherhee— providers, banks and building societies will— providers, banks and building societies will not want to move to repossessions— societies will not want to move to repossessions quickly or even at to repossessions quickly or even er en — to repossessions quickly or even er en hhey— to repossessions quickly or even er en hhey h-n— to repossessions quickly or even at all. they i'm sure, will ener— at all. they i'm sure, will eher re— at all. they i'm sure, will offer to extend - at all. they i'm sure, will offer to extend the term of your keen— offer to extend the term of your heen re— offer to extend the term of your heen re newe— offer to extend the term of your loan to move to— offer to extend the term of your loan to move to interest only nengegee— loan to move to interest only nengegee hn— loan to move to interest only mortgages in order to try and rhe— mortgages in order to try and rhe hehn— mortgages in order to try and ease the pain of— mortgages in order to try and ease the pain of those rising nenrhhy— ease the pain of those rising monthly payments. but look , this monthly payments. but look, this is monthly payments. but look, this he reehhy— monthly payments. but look, this is really important— monthly payments. but look, this is really important stuff . and is really important stuff. and in — is really important stuff. and in in— is really important stuff. and i'm i'm surprised. and shocked by eheee— i'm i'm surprised. and shocked by these figures,— i'm i'm surprised. and shocked by these figures, but i'm also ewwheee— by these figures, but i'm also surprised and— by these figures, but i'm also surprised and shocked that the hhne— surprised and shocked that the prime minister— surprised and shocked that the prime minister is— surprised and shocked that the prime minister is still talking ehew— prime minister is still talking about ukraine— prime minister is still talking about ukraine at the top of his eheech— about ukraine at the top of his egeech when— about ukraine at the top of his speech when he— about ukraine at the top of his speech when he should have ehrecrhy— speech when he should have directly addressed the british ecewe— directly addressed the british people, whoever— directly addressed the british people, whoever else was in the hher-e— people, whoever else was in the room. that's what— people, whoever else was in the room. that's what he does, hengh— room. that's what he does, rhewgh, hen-r— room. that's what he does, though, isn't it? g ”ro~o room. that's what he does,- though, isn't it? .ignores the though, isn't it? he ignores the elephant the room. he can't elephant in the room. he can't say it. i've klaus schwab on the

phone saying, you're allowed phone saying, you're not allowed to today. we're to talk about that today. we're we've movement here. we're we've got a movement here. we're putting the money into the corporations. your corporations. forget about your small businesses in huddersfield. they don't matter. i i agree with that. i think that i agree with that. i think that i agree with that. h-rhhnk— i think that i agree with that. i-think-zero- i think that i agree with that. i-think-zero is- i think that i agree with that. i think zero is part of i also think net zero is part of it. i also think net zero is part of he. rhe— i also think net zero is part of he. he wk— i also think net zero is part of it. the uk government should now hnneeherehy— it. the uk government should now immediately drop— it. the uk government should now immediately drop energy levies on household bills. even in eerneny— on household bills. even in germany-done- on household bills. even in. germany-donelwhere germany they've done it where the germany they've done it where he ceene— germany they've done it where the greens-in— germany they've done it where the greens in power. yeah the greens are in power. yeah why— the greens are in power. yeah why-wee— the greens are in power. yeah why-wee — the greens are in power. yeah why-we? we're- the greens are in power. yeah| why-we? we're-for the greens are in power. yeah- why-we? we're-for the why can't we? we're late for the news. sanchez waiting news. tatiana sanchez is waiting for us. here is your morning's. news beth , thank you very much news beth, thank you very much and good morning. this is the latest and good morning. this is the hereer hen— and good morning. this is the latest from the— ro“r2 g2 “g this is the latest from the newsroom. the gewernnenr— latest from the newsroom. the government has— latest from the newsroom. the government has set out a major geckege— government has set out a major peckege er— government has set out a major package of financial support for wkrehne— package of financial support for wkrehne re— package of financial support for ukraine to bolster— package of financial support for ukraine to bolster their economic stability as it continues— economic stability as it continues to- economic stability as it continues to push back russian rercee— continues to push back russian rercee rhe— continues to push back russian forces. the funding which hnchweee— forces. the funding which includes £2.35— forces. the funding which includes £2.35 billion of world henk— includes £2.35 billion of world henk keen— includes £2.35 billion of world bank loan guarantees , will bank loan guarantees, will eheeeh— bank loan guarantees, will eweerr week— bank loan guarantees, will support vital public services , support vital public services, hnchwhng— support vital public services, including the— support vital public services, including the cost of running echeehe— including the cost of running echeehe ene— including the cost of running schools and hospitals . as prime schools and hospitals. as prime whnherer— schools and hospitals. as prime minister rishi _ schools and hospitals. as prime minister rishi sunak says, kweehe— minister rishi sunak says, russia must— minister rishi sunak says, russia must pay for the destruction _ russia must pay for the

destruction it's inflicted as a reewhr— destruction it's inflicted as a reewh er— destruction it's inflicted as a result of the— destruction it's inflicted as a result of the war. . result of the war. the vibrant, dynamic, creative europe , a dynamic, creative europe, a country that refuses to be subdued. so together with our allies, we will maintain our support for ukraine's defence and for the counter—offensive . and for the counter—offensive. we will stand with for ukraine as long as it takes for them to continue and to win this war. the uk's inflation rate stayed the the uk's inflation rate stayed rhe ee— the uk's inflation rate stayed the same despite— the uk's inflation rate stayed the same despite expectations of a the same despite expectations of ehew— the same despite expectations of erehh. hhe— the same despite expectations of a fall. the office _ the same despite expectations of a fall. the office for national srerherhce— a fall. the office for national statistics released its figures, ehewhng— statistics released its figures, ehewhng hr— statistics released its figures, showing it stayed at 8.7% up wnrhh— showing it stayed at 8.7% up wnrhh hhey.— showing it stayed at 8.7% up until may. that's— showing it stayed at 8.7% up until may. that's the same rate as until may. that's the same rate ee hn— until may. that's the same rate ee hn awh— until may. that's the same rate ee hn hwhh .— until may. that's the same rate as in april . economists had as in april. economists had weehcree— as in april. economists had predicted that— as in april. economists had predicted that the consumer ence— predicted that the consumer price inflation— predicted that the consumer price inflation would have greenee— price inflation would have weheee re— price inflation would have dropped to 8.4. but the chancellor— dropped to 8.4. but the chancellor said the government whhh— chancellor said the government will continue— chancellor said the government will continue to— chancellor said the government will continue to support it. the new— will continue to support it. the henk er— will continue to support it. the bank of england,— will continue to support it. the bank of england, as it seeks to geeee— bank of england, as it seeks to squeeze inflation— bank of england, as it seeks to squeeze inflation out of the eceney ch— squeeze inflation out of the economy. gb news economics and hwehneee— economy. gb news economics and hwehneee eehrer— economy. gb news economics and business editor liam _ economy. gb news economics and business editor liam halligan eeye— business editor liam halligan says more could— business editor liam halligan says more could have been done to says more could have been done he kerh— says more could have been done he kerh rhe— says more could have been done to kerb the rise— says more could have been done to kerb the rise and— says more could have been done to kerb the rise and banging eenee— to kerb the rise and banging sounds have— to kerb the rise and banging sounds have been heard in the eeerch— sounds have been heard in the eeerch rer— sounds have been heard in the search for the— sounds have been heard in the search for the submersible

rewher— search for the submersible tourist vessel— search for the submersible tourist vessel that went nheehng— tourist vessel that went nheehng. hw— tourist vessel that went missing. en route to the titanic ehhhwreck— missing. en route to the titanic ehhnwreck hn— missing. en route to the titanic shipwreck in the— missing. en route to the titanic shipwreck in the atlantic. five ecewe— shipwreck in the atlantic. five people hn— shipwreck in the atlantic. five people hn rereh— shipwreck in the atlantic. five people in total are missing. t hey— people in total are missing. hhey ney— people in total are missing. hhey ney hewe— people in total are missing. they may have as little as 24 hewe— they may have as little as 24 hewre er— they may have as little as 24 hours of oxygen— they may have as little as 24 hours of oxygen left. british rekherenh — hours of oxygen left. british pakistani businessman shahsawar shehzeee— pakistani businessman shahsawar shahzada dawood— pakistani businessman shahsawar shahzada dawood and his son swhehnen— shahzada dawood and his son sulaiman are— shahzada dawood and his son sulaiman are on— shahzada dawood and his son sulaiman are on board, along whrh— sulaiman are on board, along whrh hrhrheh— sulaiman are on board, along with british billionaire ekeherer— with british billionaire explorer hamish harding. king cherhee— explorer hamish harding. king cherhee hee— explorer hamish harding. king charles has asked to be kept hwernee— charles has asked to be kept informed on— charles has asked to be kept informed on the— charles has asked to be kept informed on the search for the nheehng— informed on the search for the missing vessel. _ informed on the search for the missing vessel. jo missing vessel. do you think now the uk will come to be seen as an outlier when it comes to inflation and it's going to spark a lot of conversations about how we run our monetary policy. bank of england's policy. the bank of england's independence guidance, why the bank england was so slow to bank of england was so slow to start raising interest rates and whether not they started whether or not had they started earlier, got on top of those inflation expectations. we wouldn't have had to have interest rates. so high for so long. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website. gbnews.com.

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reporter in the south—west, jess moody, in stonehenge with moody, was in stonehenge with the morning. well, the pagans this morning. well, yes, it's the summer g “g well, yes, it's the summer solstice ene— yes, it's the summer solstice end we— yes, it's the summer solstice and it's stonehenge, which means enhy— and it's stonehenge, which means enhy ene— and it's stonehenge, which means enhy rhhng— and it's stonehenge, which means only one thing. i've— and it's stonehenge, which means only one thing. i've been up all nhghr— only one thing. i've been up all nhghr eheng— only one thing. i've been up all night along with— only one thing. i've been up all night along with thousands of erner— night along with thousands of erner geenhe. — night along with thousands of other people. thousands thousands— other people. thousands thousands of— other people. thousands thousands of people have come to srenehenge— thousands of people have come to seenehenge re— thousands of people have come to stonehenge to worship , to look stonehenge to worship, to look at stonehenge to worship, to look er rhe — stonehenge to worship, to look er rhe eeence— stonehenge to worship, to look at the stones and— stonehenge to worship, to look at the stones and more hngerhenhhy— at the stones and more importantly, to watch the sun as it importantly, to watch the sun as h cee— importantly, to watch the sun as h w— importantly, to watch the sun as it comes up over— importantly, to watch the sun as it comes up over the hills . it comes up over the hills. scene— it comes up over the hills. scene he— it comes up over the hills. stone at exactly- it comes up over the hills. stone at exactly 452 this nernhng. — stone at exactly 452 this morning. and— stone at exactly 452 this morning. and it illuminates the hnner— morning. and it illuminates the chrche— morning. and it illuminates the inner circle at— morning. and it illuminates the inner circle at stonehenge . it inner circle at stonehenge. it reehhy— inner circle at stonehenge. it reehhy he— inner circle at stonehenge. it reehhy he e— inner circle at stonehenge. it really is a pretty— inner circle at stonehenge. it really is a pretty magical sight . hennhee— really is a pretty magical sight . jennifer, you're— really is a pretty magical sight . jennifer, you're a stonehenge hhererhen.— . jennifer, you're a stonehenge historian. what— . jennifer, you're a stonehenge historian. what an amazing title cher— historian. what an amazing title he he— historian. what an amazing title he he . — historian. what an amazing title that is. thank— historian. what an amazing title that is . thank you.— historian. what an amazing title that is . h/roro historian. what an amazing title that is. h/roo historian. what an amazing title that is . /roo that is. thank you. yes, i'm a prehistoric archaeologist, so i study the history of this site and many other sites across engush and many other sites across english heritage. why do people come here in their thousands as the summer solstice? well, as you said, it's connecting- rt.ro7 well, as you said, it's connecting to rhhe— you said, it's connecting to rhhe ceenhc— you said, it's connecting to this cosmic moment, this special eene— this cosmic moment, this special eenr when— this cosmic moment, this special moment when the— this cosmic moment, this special moment when the sun appears to ecene— moment when the sun appears to erene erhhh— moment when the sun appears to erene erhhh hn— moment when the sun appears to stand still in the— moment when the sun appears to stand still in the sky. that's where— stand still in the sky. that's where he— stand still in the sky. that's where the term solstice comes from. and sol means sun and the

part means stand. is that right 7 part means stand. is that right ? exactly. exactly. so it's that longest day, that kind of moment in the key moment in the calendar year where we're celebrating the sun and, you know, the long day and the fertility of the earth. you can see around us the fields are looking beautiful. they're full of flowers and green things. and the thing that is really key about stonehenge is the sun is at the centre, it's at the heart of the monument. and so that's why people are coming to here connect this ancient history connect to this ancient history and sort of deep time. and for me as an archaeologist, it's really to see everyone really wonderful to see everyone enjoying themselves and celebrating together . but also celebrating together. but also almost of brings you almost it kind of brings you back to the history of this monument that goes over monument that goes back over 4000 the way 4000 years. and maybe the way people using the back people were using the site back then. people who built then. and these people who built then. and these people who built the were farmers the monument were early farmers . so, you know, their livelihoods really depended on understanding cycles , understanding the sun cycles, you know, their crops and you know, for their crops and for animals. because for their animals. because that's for their animals. because here he— for their animals. because that's the thing,- for their animals. because that's the thing, isn't- ” 'n“ because that's the thing, isn't it, that neehhe—eehng- that's the thing, isn't it, that. people—doing exactly people have been doing exactly this people have been doing exactlyl enhe—enhne this coming here for the summer

eehehhce— this coming here for the summer solstice, staying— this coming here for the summer solstice, staying up— this coming here for the summer solstice, staying up all night partying— solstice, staying up all night partying ,— solstice, staying up all night partying, worshipping, praying. hhey-we— partying, worshipping, praying. hhey-we heen— partying, worshipping, praying. they've been doing this for rheweenee— they've been doing this for thousands of— they've been doing this for thousands of years, haven't rheye— thousands of years, haven't rheye — thousands of years, haven't rheye hee.— thousands of years, haven't they? yes, quite- thousands of years, haven't they? /roo r2 thousands of years, haven't they? /roo 2 “2 they? yes, quite possibly. and we know that if you just go about two kilometres, sort of down the road, we have a massive settlement site, so we know where the people were living when they built circle and when they built the circle and they feasts and they were having feasts and their were primarily over they were having feasts and theiwinter. were primarily over they were having feasts and theiwinter. soare primarily over they were having feasts and theiwinter. so we 3rimarily over they were having feasts and theiwinter. so we knowily over they were having feasts and theiwinter. so we know the )ver the winter. so we know the winter is incredibly winter solstice is incredibly important to the site as well. and again , connects that and again, it connects that penod and again, it connects that period when we've got period of time when we've got darkness, the sun is dying and you to evoke, you want to you want to evoke, you want to evoke the light back. so you have this time of year with with all lovely sort of crops all the lovely sort of crops ripening and, know, people ripening and, you know, people really that that summer really enjoying that that summer sun. why do you think sun. so why do you think stonehenge still has this massive appeal to us? i think because it has this kind of deep history and people want to connect to places, you know, especially out in nature where, you know, you feel like something a bit older something that's a bit older than yourself, that has this kind meaning and kind of deeper meaning and cosmic meaning and also, you know, connects to universe and

it you think about your it makes you think about your place universe. and place in the universe. and i think people built think the people who built stonehenge were very much thinking evoking thinking about that and evoking that in this incredible structure. and we still feel that power today. well, stonehenge is certainly older than us, but i must admit, right now i'm feeling pretty old because up all night. because i've been up all night. so i'm going to go and get some eheee— so i'm going to go and get some eheeh rer— so i'm going to go and get some eheeh rer e— so i'm going to go and get some sleep for a while— so i'm going to go and get some sleep for a while back to you. wekee— sleep for a while back to you. wekee yew— sleep for a while back to you. makes you think— sleep for a while back to you. makes you think about your place in makes you think about your place hn-wnhweree— makes you think about your place nhnh-weree — makes you think about your place in-universe . that's- makes you think about your place in universe . “ t.ro in the universe. that's nice, isn't it? we're going to think about now with two about that right now with two big thinkers. mp , a big thinkers. labour mp, a former stephen pound former labour mp, stephen pound , and former special adviser to michael . charlie rowley michael gove. charlie rowley i when-r— michael gove. charlie rowley i when-r-yew— michael gove. charlie rowley i when-r-yew h— michael gove. charlie rowley i didn't-you if you- michael gove. charlie rowley i didn't-you if you were- ii t 2 charlie rowley i didn't you if you were in didn't ask you if you were in gewernnenr— didn't ask you if you were in government would didn't ask you if you were in- government-would you government still, how would you eehn— government still, how would you eehn-aheehwehy- government still, how would you spin absolutely appalling spin these? absolutely appalling hnrherhen— spin these? absolutely appalling inflation figures?— spin these? absolutely appalling inflation figures? we're ewnneeee— inflation figures? we're ewnneeee re— inflation figures? we're supposed to halving inflation supposed to be halving inflation by-of_ supposed to be halving inflation hy-er rhe— supposed to be halving inflation hy-er rhe yeer. - supposed to be halving inflation by-of the year. it's- by the end of the year. it's erwck— by the end of the year. it's erwck er— by the end of the year. it's stuck at .we - by the end of the year. it's stuck at we know the core stuck at 8.7. we know the core hnrherhen— stuck at 8.7. we know the core hnrherhen he— stuck at 8.7. we know the core inflation is rising.— stuck at 8.7. we know the core inflation is rising. fast food hnrherhen— inflation is rising. fast food inflation is— inflation is rising. fast food inflation is still— inflation is rising. fast food inflation is still 18.3. political— inflation is still 18.3. political disaster for yes. ' “2 political disaster for yes. and the political disaster for yes. and he enewer— political disaster for yes. and the answer is— political disaster for yes. and the answer is a— political disaster for yes. and the answer is a great difficulty because if you set out a platform to have five key pledges to grow the economy, halve inflation, reduce debt , halve inflation, reduce debt, stop small boats, cut the

backlog in the nhs, very good. i've got them in the wrong order. but but you know, we all we're all hearing about these five key pledges from prime five key pledges from the prime minister. it is the case minister. if it is the case that, you know, you're seeing an increase numbers of increase in the numbers of people making that channel crossing you know, crossing numbers, you know, stubbornly down, not going stubbornly going down, not going down, with inflation. if down, same with inflation. if it's going down, then it's it's not going down, then it's a worry. but you have to stick with it. if there's no alternative, you've got keep alternative, you've got to keep hammering that message. hammering home that message. you've effectively you've got to keep effectively pleading public say, pleading with the public to say, look, this for the look, we're doing this for the right it will come right reasons. it will come down, keep the faith, and you've got hope that it made got to hope that it made a speech this morning, a very important conference on ukraine. he didn't even briefly to he didn't allude even briefly to enhe— he didn't allude even briefly to enhe-newe— he didn't allude even briefly to this-news about- this terrible news about hnrherhen. — inflation. he should have. wen.— inflation. he should have. wehh.|rhhnk— inflation. he should have. well,lthink-right. inflation. he should have. well, ithink-right ,| well, i think that's right, because look , everybody because i think, look, everybody is worried. the number one issue in the country, whatever survey is the cost of living crisis and anything to help with the cost of is going be on the of living is going to be on the public's number one mind. of public's number one mind. and of course, is incredibly course, ukraine is incredibly important. know, the important. and, you know, the war has obviously war in ukraine has obviously stoked it comes stoked inflation when it comes

to and bills. so it to energy costs and bills. so it does an impact on the does have an impact on on the uk, happening in the uk, what's happening in the ukraine. but course, people ukraine. but of course, people will and more as will be worried more and more as you get closer to the election, people will start to look slightly inwards and slightly more inwards and ukraine second ukraine will be a second order issue opposed a cost of issue as opposed to a cost of living crisis. absolutely. but wher— living crisis. absolutely. but wner—hhn- living crisis. absolutely. but wner—hhn eey| what i never hear him say, shephen— what i never hear him say, stephen pound,- what i never hear him say, stephen pound, what i never hear enyheey— stephen pound, what i never hear enyheey hn— stephen pound, what i never hear enyheey hn renne— stephen pound, what i never hear anybody in terms ukraine say anybody in terms of ukraine say is anybody in terms of ukraine say he—e— anybody in terms of ukraine say he—e heecerwh- is coming to a peaceful resolution— is coming to a peacefulj resolution _to is coming to a peaceful- resolution_to help resolution in in order to help energy— resolution in in order to help our energy crisis. �*nthrocc our energy crisis. well, i think everybody to to everybody wants to come to a peaceful resolution. but, you know, be like sort of know, it would be like sort of negotiating with in 1941. negotiating with hitler in 1941. but i don't but it's not i don't think i don't think that's a fair analysis. i don't i honestly don't think that vlad is don't think that vlad putin is going sit down. going to actually sit down. i mean, when you think in nagorno—karabakh, in armenia, you've the talks have you've had the peace talks have been for 30 years. it been going on for 30 years. it just but i think just doesn't happen. but i think the with sunak speech the problem with sunak speech this actually this morning, he actually accelerated problem of accelerated the problem of inflation committing another inflation by committing another vast mean, vast tranche of funds. i mean, the definition of the classical definition of inflation, too much the classical definition of inflatiochasing too much the classical definition of inflatiochasing too too much the classical definition of inflatiochasing too fewoo much the classical definition of inflatiochasing too few goods,h the classical definition of inflatiochasing too few goods, and money chasing too few goods, and then go up. but then the prices then go up. but then the prices then go up. but the is that by this the reality is that by this process that we've had now of printing of actually printing money, of actually flooding with

flooding the economy with additional actually additional funds, has actually made worse. one made it very worse. the one thing it won't do is actually impact on pay rises impact on the on the pay rises that are asking for that people are asking for because everybody knows that that rise, for that nurses pay rise, for example, wouldn't fuel inflation because aren't. it because the nurses aren't. it doesn't actually the doesn't actually increase the cost consumer. but the cost to the consumer. but on the other the pay other hand, some of the pay rises are being sought do rises that are being sought do and i'm pretty sure that the government start government will actually start to a across this. but to do a read across on this. but never what james carville never forget what james carville said. do you remember it's the economy, stupid. yeah, but do you economy, stupid. yeah, but do yew-rhe— economy, stupid. yeah, but do yew-rhe-ewwenl economy, stupid. yeah, but doj you _the-support is you think the public support is going— you think the public support is gehng-rer— you think the public support is gehng-rer enhe- you think the public support is going for this huge going to wane for this huge chwnke— going to wane for this huge chunks-public- going to wane for this huge chunks public money, chunks of public money, reeneyere— chunks of public money,i reeneyere—re chunks of public money,- taxpayers _to ukraine taxpayers money going to ukraine when— taxpayers money going to ukraine when rhehr— taxpayers money going to ukraine when their mortgage rates are going— when their mortgage rates are going-up— when their mortgage rates are going-upla- when their mortgage rates are going-upia big- when their mortgage rates are going up a big whack going to go up by a big whack egehn— going to go up by a big whack egehn hn— going to go up by a big whack egehn hn e— going to go up by a big whack again in a weeks? c again in a few weeks? it's one of again in a few weeks? it's one er cheee— again in a few weeks? it's one of those things, it, of those things, isn't it, whereby single is whereby every single person is 100% in favour of it, like everybody is in favour of house building it's in their building unless it's in their street. know, everybody street. you know, everybody is in of low unless it in favour of low taxes unless it means cutting services and i think everybody is in of think everybody is in favour of ukraine moment. but ukraine at the moment. but if there's direct read across, there's a direct read across, they're they're well they're not, they're not. well there a blowback. well there will be a blowback. well there will be a blowback. well there already is a blowback. and i think it was and i think i think it was ceneherehy— and i think i think it was completely judged rishi

completely ill judged of rishi ewnek— completely ill judged of rishi ewnek-en— completely ill judged of rishi sunak-on stage- completely ill judged of rishi sunak on stage today and sunak to go on stage today and say ,— sunak to go on stage today and eey , when-r— sunak to go on stage today and eey , ehgn-r he— sunak to go on stage today and say , didn't he .we- sunak to go on stage today and say , didn't he we will help say, didn't he say we will help hnrhnhree— say, didn't he say we will help infinite?-will._ say, didn't he say we will help infinite? will. there is no infinite? we will. there is no hhnhr— infinite? we will. there is no wnhe-hehe— infinite? we will. there is no limit-help we- infinite? we will. there is no limit help we will give limit to the help we will give to limit to the help we will give re-h— limit to the help we will give re-h-rher-e- to ukraine. i think that's a new— to ukraine. i think that's a reehhy neerhy— to ukraine. i think that's a really poorly timed message at the really poorly timed message at he eenr— really poorly timed message at the moment with— really poorly timed message at the moment with everybody. you knew— the moment with everybody. you knew, en— the moment with everybody. you knew, en rhe— the moment with everybody. you know, on the day— the moment with everybody. you know, on the day that we've got hnrherhen— know, on the day that we've got inflation and _ know, on the day that we've got inflation and people's mortgages and inflation and people's mortgages end he— inflation and people's mortgages and the businesses fuel and the businesses as the fuel hhhhe— and the businesses as the fuel hike—ere- and the businesses as the fuel hhhhe—ere gehng| bills for businesses are going rhrewgh— bills for businesses are going rhrewgh-reeh— bills for businesses are going through-roof,.are- bills for businesses are going through roof, are going through the roof, we are going to_bankruptciesl through the roof, we are goingl to_bankruptcies in to see so many bankruptcies in the to see so many bankruptcies in ene-ehe— to see so many bankruptcies in the-six months.- to see so many bankruptcies in the six months. well, it's the next six months. well, it's ewnernerker— the next six months. well, it's supermarket prices in many, many weye. — supermarket prices in many, many weye. whee-e— supermarket prices in many, many ways. that's that's— supermarket prices in many, many ways. that's that's where that's where hits the road where the rubber hits the road and that's where people actually feel is feel it. and food inflation is hee. — feel it. and food inflation is hee. -eewn- feel it. and food inflation is hee-eewn e- feel it. and food inflation is 18.3. _down a tiny,- �*"roroc c and food inflation is 18.3. down a tiny, tiny 18.3. it went down a tiny, tiny hhr. — 18.3. it went down a tiny, tiny hhr. weh— 18.3. it went down a tiny, tiny bit. well normally at this time, at bit. well normally at this time, er enhe— bit. well normally at this time, er enhe-er— bit. well normally at this time, at this-of-with- bit. well normally at this time, at this of with fruit at this time of year, with fruit ene— at this time of year, with fruit and vegetables— at this time of year, with fruit and vegetables actually coming on and vegetables actually coming —nkne- and vegetables actually coming —nkne ny- on stream, you know, my ehhehnenh— on stream, you know, my- allotment,_example, allotment, just for one example, you allotment, just for one example, yew—ecewehhyl allotment, just for one example,| yew—ecewehhy he you know, you should actually be reewchng— you know, you should actually be reewchng rhe— you know, you should actually be reducing the prices. c c reducing the prices. it isn't for reducing the prices. it isn't rerlwhehe— reducing the prices. it isn't for whole range of reasons. for a whole range of reasons. none good for the none of them good news for the government, right, charlie? a subject that i find fascinating, ecrwehhy— subject that i find fascinating, actually recognition. actually facial recognition. hheweenee— actually facial recognition. thousands-will- thousands of fans will be rechehhy— thousands of fans will be facially scanned at a harry sryhee— facially scanned at a harry styles concert— facially scanned at a harry styles concert in cardiff. now, enhe— styles concert in cardiff. now, rhhe grewhng— styles concert in cardiff. now, this growing use— styles concert in cardiff. now, this growing use of surveillance rechnehegy— this growing use of surveillance technology without any sort of

hegeh— technology without any sort of legal framework— technology without any sort of legal framework around it, i hhne— legal framework around it, i we deeply— legal framework around it, i find deeply troubling. why are hhey— find deeply troubling. why are rhey gehng— find deeply troubling. why are they doing this?— find deeply troubling. why are they doing this? yes well, it's, h— they doing this? yes well, it's, h rhhnk— they doing this? yes well, it's, um, i think immediately a safety heewe— um, i think immediately a safety . se— um, i think immediately a safety . so he— um, i think immediately a safety issue . so it says— um, i think immediately a safety issue . so it says that- um, i think immediately a safety issue . c issue. so it says that people fully appreciate the concert as a young audience. how? however, concert goers won't be the people in the city centre at the time where there'll be thousands of people coming together to see this brilliant concert. now, harry styles, i'm a fan of, i was about to say a huge fan that would be overstepping it ever so slightly. are you a fan of harry sryheee — slightly. are you a fan of harry sryheee hwe— slightly. are you a fan of harry sryheee we r— slightly. are you a fan of harry styles? but i it— slightly. are you a fan of harry styles? but i it is— slightly. are you a fan of harry styles? but i it is mutual. i can appreciate harry styles. absolutely. and i think he's just done a massive concert at at wembley wembley arena. he never any facial scanning never has any facial scanning rhewgh— never has any facial scanning rhewgh hhene— never has any facial scanning though there wasn't. ' “2 never has any facial scanning though there wasn't. ' 2 though there wasn't. and i think wher— though there wasn't. and i think what this does lead to is sort of the encroachment of i. and i think there people that are think there are people that are incredibly worried about al. funnily enough, another pet project minister, project of the prime minister, which know, if you which i think, you know, if you go pub in country, go to any pub in the country, people talking about al, people aren't talking about al, they're the cost they're talking about the cost of living. they're talking about many other things. so you know, and know, it it's a

and it's, you know, it it it's a worrying trend, isn't it, that we're just got to get used to the that at any point our the idea that at any point our face is scanned and we are face is being scanned and we are living in whether you living in china, whether you like it not. that's what this like it or not. that's what this rwne— like it or not. that's what this rwne hnre. — like it or not. that's what this turns into. well,— like it or not. that's what this turns into. well, it's- turns into. well, it's terrifying because also if you've got things like id fraud and, you know, is just and, you know, this is just another sort of easy way, i think, to manipulate allow think, to manipulate and allow those those very, those tech frauds, those very, very experienced criminal gangs and people that can tap into technology to defraud us all. it's a big change. and it's a bigwchange. and should it it's a big change. and should it hr— it's a big change. and should it hr wee— it's a big change. and should it hr hr— it's a big change. and should it was it was it ever— it's a big change. and should it was it was it ever discussed in rerhhenenr— was it was it ever discussed in parliament that— was it was it ever discussed in parliament that we start having recher— parliament that we start having facial scanning?— parliament that we start having facial scanning? no no. i think it facial scanning? no no. i think h we— facial scanning? no no. i think it was mentioned once, but the reason why it didn't proceed was there was a huge range of issues, particularly regarding the ethnicity of the individual and, know, of beards, and, you know, sort of beards, you all sorts of you know, hoodies, all sorts of things. there's reasons why it doesn't particularly work, but look, massively look, we're already massively surveilled in this country anyway. no anyway. there is absolutely no question and i just question about that. and i just wonder, those people wonder, looking at those people down at at stonehenge, you know, just wondering where they got facial decorations and studs and bits of metal and everything. i know is not imposition

know this is not an imposition of pagans say, but, you of what the pagans say, but, you know, makes wonder know, it just makes me wonder how actually is. how accurate this actually is. but thing is sorry to but the key thing is sorry to finish. the key thing is what happens to the data? absolutely > what does happen to yeah. > what does happen to it? yeah. weh— > what does happen to it? yeah. wen-ne- — > what does happen to it? yeah. wen-ne- h— > what does happen to it? yeah. well,-me. i mean,- > what does happen to it? yeah. well,-me. i mean, thej well, you tell me. i mean, the police a statement in police issued a statement in cardiff on twitter cardiff this morning on twitter . yeah, right. and so then they're you know, they're just saying, you know, nothing to see here. obviously. i said you do it i think most said you do it then. well because it's a young audience and they're getting them and they're priming them used to and they're priming a idea of a young audience for the idea of grooming government any grooming the government at any point your face point can look at your face whether you've got an outstanding parking ticket or whether any sort of whether you've got any sort of anything done wrong, anything you've done wrong, any small misdemeanour , minor, small misdemeanour, minor, not even we're know even that we're going to know where you are. well, i think her— where you are. well, i think her chengee— where you are. well, i think that changes the _ ”ro ”rn.o well, i think that changes the psychology of hwnenhry—rhel humanity forever. that's the r-— humanity forever. that's the crux , because be crux of it, because they'll be surveilling people and they'll be at another list of be looking at a another list of faces that the people that they want. so matching up people, facial id versus facial recognition on id versus a list of people that they a watch list of people that they want arrest just think want to arrest and i just think it step too far because it goes a step too far because if there are people in this country that reject things like

the good old fashioned stop and search, think is search, which i think is probably effective in probably more effective in understanding of understanding the locality of where are where particular crimes are taking understanding taking place, understanding particular taking place, understanding particulractually, apolice you can actually, as a police officer look, had officer say, look, we've had a spate crime this area. spate of crime in this area. therefore there is an absolute reason to stop and search someone random someone rather than a random facial of lots of people. facial id of lots of people. you can't support an id card here.— you can't support an id card here-eene— you can't support an id card here.-don't need- you can't support an id card here. don't need one. if we here. we don't need one. if we do here. we don't need one. if we ee-ecennhng. - here. we don't need one. if we do-scanning. well,- here. we don't need one. if we do scanning. �*nthrocc do facial scanning. well, that's the isn't it? the that's the thing, isn't it? then removes the need for a then it removes the need for a digital id system. well, and that's is no that's the point there is no choice. have no choice. choice. you have no choice. they're taking away the element of unless you walk of choice. unless you walk around mask on face around with a mask on your face because want to be because you don't want to be recognised. already seen recognised. we've already seen footage force footage online of a police force in london. one of the met in in london. one of the met department, and there was a guy, they were doing a trial and this guy with a guy was walking along with a mask and he just held. he mask on and he just held. he said, i don't want my face. and he he got a fine. one he got fine. he got a fine. one of extraordinary things is of the extraordinary things is there's eight police there's currently eight police officers in london who have an extraordinary ability extraordinary mental ability to actually faces. and actually recognise faces. and it's almost you actually recognise faces. andi it's almost-you know, it's almost freakish. you know, hwe— it's almost freakish. you know, rye-er— it's almost freakish. you know, h-we-er-hr-ei i've met one of them and it's eerhecrhy— i've met one of them and it's perfectly normal— i've met one of them and it's perfectly normal aged perfectly normal middle aged hehhce— perfectly normal middle aged police absolutely. you

police officer. absolutely. you knew,— police officer. absolutely. you knew, yew— police officer. absolutely. you know, you wouldn't say anything. and know, you wouldn't say anything. kne-hewe— and yet they have this incredible— and yet they have this incredible _to. and yet they have this- incredible _to reckon incredible ability to reckon and hey— incredible ability to reckon and hey ee— incredible ability to reckon and hey ere-very— incredible ability to reckon and they are very widely. they are used very widely. and wher— they are used very widely. and wner-ne— they are used very widely. and what-me-that. what they told me was that whrrwehhy—hei virtually every day there is a eeerch— virtually every day there is a eeerch hhke— virtually every day there is a search, like when you've got nheehng— search, like when you've got nheehng heewe,— search, like when you've got missing people, missing chhheren— missing people, missing children, you— missing people, missing children, you know, suspects children, you know, or suspects cher— that they're trying to find, here— that they're trying to find, here he— that they're trying to find, here he e— that they're trying to find, there is a demand for this. so i rhhnk— there is a demand for this. so i rhhnk-rher-e— there is a demand for this. so i think-that's-it- there is a demand for this. so i think-that's-it will. there is a demand for this. so i think that's it will be think that that's how it will be hwerhhee. — think that that's how it will be justified. .the_ think that that's how it will be justified. the problem is, justified. and the problem is, it's justified. and the problem is, we we— justified. and the problem is, he hhke h— justified. and the problem is, he hhke h yew— justified. and the problem is, it's like i you know, there's a core something— it's like i you know, there's a core something there core something in there that hhghe— core something in there that nhghr he— core something in there that nhghr he-hw- core something in there that might be but we have to might be useful. but we have to hwerneee— might be useful. but we have to buttress .with_ might be useful. but we have to buttress with safety. we have buttress it with safety. we have to buttress it with safety. we have re—we. - buttress it with safety. we have re—we. whyl buttress it with safety. we have re—we. why hei to actually protect us. why is your— to actually protect us. why is your her— to actually protect us. why is yewr her her— to actually protect us. why is your lot not making a fuss about it? well, i'm sure we're a bit hhey,— it? well, i'm sure we're a bit hweylhe— it? well, i'm sure we're a bit busy,.be honest. - 7 well, i'm sure we're a bit busy, be honest. \o 7 well, i'm sure we're a bit busy, be honest. ho t busy, to be honest. no, because i labour would be all in i think labour would be all in favour labour would be favour of it. labour would be all favour of even more all in favour of it. even more than the conservatives, because they but it's all they would say. but it's all about us looking after each other. it's about the other. it's all about the collective, all the collective, it's all for the greater for greater good and for convenience, for the convenience, anything for the greater little greater good. get a little worried. know i when worried. you know what i do when i supermarket now? i go into the supermarket now? you got these awful i go into the supermarket now? you scanning got these awful i go into the supermarket now? you scanning tillsjot these awful i go into the supermarket now? you scanning tills and tese awful i go into the supermarket now? you scanning tills and they'veful self scanning tills and they've got your a screen got your, your face on a screen in of you because the in front of you because the camera never noticed that i camera i've never noticed that i go first thing i do go in, the first thing i do is i get a plastic bag, i put the plastic bag over the camera and

then on doing my then i carry on doing my shopping. oh, go. but go shopping. oh, you go. but i go to shopping. oh, you go. but i go he he— shopping. oh, you go. but i go he he rhhhe. — shopping. oh, you go. but i go to the tills. i— shopping. oh, you go. but i go to the tills. i don't— “g oh, you go. but i go to the tills. i don't want to put—a- to the tills. i don't want to ewr—e heh. i to the tills. i don't want to- hw—e heh. wehh. put people out of a job. well, i do put people out of a job. well, i whe-hwe— put people out of a job. well, i ee-hw ehen- put people out of a job. well, i do but often now do that, but. but often now they're isn't a till they're just isn't a till my local there isn't there local shop. there isn't there isn't person with isn't a person in the shop with go individual acts of go to individual acts of peaceful since you peaceful non comply since you never supermarket never go to a supermarket anyway. steve i do. do you anyway. steve yes i do. do you mind? second home. mind? needles is my second home. the at when the middle aisle at lidl when you middle scuba you only the middle aisle scuba kits little we need to move on it's lidl. no, it's it's german. it's lidl. no, it's lidl. i i lidl. wait, can i have i negotiated— lidl. wait, can i have i. negotiated _toilet lidl. wait, can i have i- negotiated _toilet in negotiated a public toilet in henwehhe — negotiated a public toilet in. hanwell? _opened negotiated a public toilet in- hanwell? _opened on the hanwell? when lidl opened on the old bus garage site. and i remember first i remember the first meeting i had with wolfgang. is with wolfgang. he said, it is lidl. can you not get on it? we have move on. we are. 2 g 7 we have move on. we are. we're have to move on. we are. we're gehng— have to move on. we are. we're gehng re— have to move on. we are. we're gehng he he— have to move on. we are. we're going to be talking— have to move on. we are. we're going to be talking bit more going to be talking a bit more ehew— going to be talking a bit more ehew-en— going to be talking a bit morei about-on-other about inflation on various other rhhnge— about inflation on various other rhhnge-e— about inflation on various other things a moment. �*nthro cc things in just a moment. we'll rerghwe— things in just a moment. we'll. rerghwe—eccenr. things in just a moment. we'll. forgivewas_accent, things in just a moment. we'll forgivewas terrible accent, things in just a moment. �*nthro cc org mein tt things in just a moment. �*nthro cc org mein herr“c things in just a moment. �*nthro cc org mein herr. which was terrible. mein herr. hallo. very good morning to you. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. sunny start for many of us and it's another warm one today temperatures once today with temperatures once again above average for the time of year. temperatures of year. but as the temperatures rise, there will be a few more showers developing, fewer compared with recent days. many

places will escape dry air. we've still got low pressure close by. we've still got this humid coming up the humid air coming up from the south and southwest. there south and southwest. and there are still some showers about mainly central and western scotland morning. northern scotland this morning. northern ireland developing ireland and then developing across of england and into across parts of england and into wales as well by the afternoon. but they're not going to affect everyone. they'll be localised evenin everyone. they'll be localised even in those areas such as the west and the north, where we're likely see showers. likely to see showers. some places them as they places will avoid them as they dry, others will hit by dry, others will get hit by thunder, and hail once thunder, lightning and hail once again. risk of again. and the risk of torrential rain and flash flooding in 1 or 2 spots. but towards the southeast , that's towards the southeast, that's where it's most likely to stay dry with highs of 27 or 28 celsius. but it's warm for all across the uk and the showers do ease away into the evening with clear spells widely overnight . 1 clear spells widely overnight. 1 or 2 mist patches forming , but or 2 mist patches forming, but otherwise it looks like it's going to be a fine night. if rather warm once again in some spots like cardiff and london, temperatures staying at 16 or 17 celsius. so perhaps an

uncomfortable one for sleeping , uncomfortable one for sleeping, i think around coastal areas in rural spots, a bit fresher, but widely. again, tomorrow we're going to see sunny skies from the word go. this time there'll be fewer showers again, but there'll be mainly affecting east wales into the midlands , east wales into the midlands, north of london and then into northern england later, 1 or 2 elsewhere, but actually for much of scotland, northern ireland, southern counties of england, it's dry with sunny it's largely dry with sunny spells and a bit warmer in spells and it's a bit warmer in many places without additional sunshine low for scotland sunshine. low 20s for scotland and northern ireland, mid to high parts of england high 20s across parts of england and . now we're going and wales. now we're going to see temperatures even see those temperatures rise even further friday further in the south on friday and saturday, approaching 30 celsius spots . whilst celsius in some spots. whilst further north it stays fairly

on gb news. we've had a cj“ cit \ we've had a busy on gb news. we've had a busy nernhng.— on gb news. we've had a busy nernhng. we're— cj“ cit \ we've had a busy morning. we're talking of course, a lot— morning. we're talking of course, a lot this morning about the course, a lot this morning about he hnrherhen— course, a lot this morning about the inflation figures . that's the inflation figures. that's hernee— the inflation figures. that's terrible. they— the inflation figures. that's terrible. they are absolutely hernee— terrible. they are absolutely terrible. the— terrible. they are absolutely terrible. the rate has remained at terrible. the rate has remained er en.— terrible. the rate has remained er en. rhhe— terrible. the rate has remained er en. hhhe he— terrible. the rate has remained at 8.7. this is going to be hung— at 8.7. this is going to be hhrrhnglher— at 8.7. this is going to be hittingllot of- at 8.7. this is going to be hitting lot of very hard hitting a lot of you very hard when— hitting a lot of you very hard when nengege— hitting a lot of you very hard with mortgage rates. ”r“ooo~oc with mortgage rates. interest reree— with mortgage rates. interest reree whhh— with mortgage rates. interest rates will inevitable go up tomorrow. and of course, we're also reflecting ongoing also reflecting on the ongoing rescue operation for the submersible lost close to the titanic . 24 hours left. yeah, titanic. 24 hours left. yeah, that's right . we— titanic. 24 hours left. yeah, that's right . we were- t i?” yeah, that's right . we were talking to that's right. we were talking to wenry— that's right. we were talking to wenry hehe— that's right. we were talking to monty halls earlier. he's an explorer-— monty halls earlier. he's an eknherer. ane— monty halls earlier. he's an explorer. and he— monty halls earlier. he's an explorer. and he was he was eeyhng— explorer. and he was he was eeyhng ener— explorer. and he was he was saying that basically it is a

rhckhng— saying that basically it is a ticking clock— saying that basically it is a ticking clock .— saying that basically it is a ticking clock . they are up ticking clock. they are up egehner— ticking clock. they are up egehner rhe— ticking clock. they are up against the clock now . so there against the clock now. so there ee we rhe— against the clock now. so there are, as we the latest we heard heer— are, as we the latest we heard heer nhghr— are, as we the latest we heard heer nhghr wee— are, as we the latest we heard last night was that there was intermittent— last night was that there was intermittent banging that could be intermittent banging that could he heere. — intermittent banging that could be heard. there— intermittent banging that could be heard. there are, of course, hwe— be heard. there are, of course, he heewe— be heard. there are, of course, he pebble en— be heard. there are, of course, five people on the— be heard. there are, of course, five people on the boat, three of five people on the boat, three er whhch— five people on the boat, three er whhch ee— five people on the boat, three of which are brits. one of them is of which are brits. one of them he enhy— of which are brits. one of them he enhy e— of which are brits. one of them he enhy e he— of which are brits. one of them he enhy e h yeer— of which are brits. one of them is only a 19 year old boy. cj�*" is only a 19 year old boy. of course, we're— is only a 19 year old boy. of course, we're talking to stephen pound, former labour mp, a pound, the former labour mp, a little later in begum. he used to submarines in his to work on submarines in his youth. yeah absolutely . as youth. yeah absolutely. as prince william's birthday today . hee— prince william's birthday today . he-e hh— prince william's birthday today . we we heeey— prince william's birthday today . he's 41 today he's going to be nekhng— . he's 41 today he's going to be making announcement about the cherhrhee— making announcement about the charities that— making announcement about the charities that he's— making announcement about the charities that he's going to be werkhng— charities that he's going to be werkhng when— charities that he's going to be working with, particularly a heneheee— working with, particularly a homeless charity, which is a ewhhecr— homeless charity, which is a ewhhecr cher— homeless charity, which is a subject that he _ homeless charity, which is a subject that he feels very close to subject that he feels very close re hhe— subject that he feels very close re hhe heew— subject that he feels very close re hhe heerr .— subject that he feels very close to his heart . and— subject that he feels very close to his heart . and .— subject that he feels very close to his heart . and . keep your to his heart. and. keep your wewe— to his heart. and. keep your cenhng— to his heart. and. keep your views coming as— to his heart. and. keep your views coming as well this nernhng. — views coming as well this nernhng. ch— views coming as well this morning. gb views at gb news dot hw— morning. gb views at gb news dot hwe hwer— morning. gb views at gb news dot com. but first of— morning. gb views at gb news dot com. but first of all,— morning. gb views at gb news dot com. but first of all, here's news headlines— com. but first of all, here's news headlines with tatiana senchez— news headlines with tatiana senchez .—

news headlines with tatiana senchez . — news headlines with tatiana sanchez . bev,— news headlines with tatiana sanchez . snow“: news headlines with tatiana sanchez . frog“ sanchez. bev, thank you very much and good morning . it's much and good morning. it's 11:02. this is the latest from the newsroom. the government has set out a major package of financial support for ukraine to bolster their economic stability as it continues to push back russian forces. the funding , russian forces. the funding, which includes £2.35 billion of world bank loan guarantees, will support vital public services, including the cost of running schools and hospitals . prime schools and hospitals. prime minister rishi sunak says russia must pay for the destruction it's inflicted as a result of the war. the vibrant, dynamic , the war. the vibrant, dynamic, creerhwe— the war. the vibrant, dynamic, creative european— the vibrant, dynamic, creative european country that reweeer— creative european country that reweeer re— creative european country that reweeer he he— creative european country that refuses to be subdued . and so refuses to be subdued. and so regerher— refuses to be subdued. and so regerher whh— refuses to be subdued. and so together with our— refuses to be subdued. and so together with our allies, we whh— together with our allies, we will maintain— together with our allies, we will maintain our support for wkrehne-e— will maintain our support for ukraine's defence and for the counter—offensive . we will stand counter—offensive. we will stand whh— counter—offensive. we will stand whrh wkrehne— counter—offensive. we will stand with ukraine for— counter—offensive. we will stand with ukraine for as— counter—offensive. we will stand with ukraine for as long as it rekee— with ukraine for as long as it rekee rer— with ukraine for as long as it takes for them— with ukraine for as long as it takes for them to _ with ukraine for as long as it takes for them to continue and to takes for them to continue and re whn— takes for them to continue and re whn enhe— takes for them to continue and to win this war. _ takes for them to continue and to win this war. g “g “2o to win this war. banging sounds have been heard in the search for the submersible tourist vessel that went missing en route to the titanic shipwreck

in the atlantic . five people in in the atlantic. five people in total are missing with their air supply expected to run out tomorrow. british pakistani business shahzada dawood and his son sulaiman are on board along with british billionaire explorer hamish harding. king charles has asked to be kept informed on the search for the missing vessel. informed on the search for the missing vessel . marine biologist missing vessel. marine biologist monty hall said the banging noise could be a good sign he's banging sounds are being heard every 30 minutes. now, that is a very— every 30 minutes. now, that is a very cheer— every 30 minutes. now, that is a very clear strategy— every 30 minutes. now, that is a very clear strategy by— every 30 minutes. now, that is a very clear strategy by we- ”y 150 now, that is a very clear strategy by we would heee — very clear strategy by we would here he — very clear strategy by we would hope the occupants of that eeech— hope the occupants of that eeeeh re — hope the occupants of that vessel to think— hope the occupants of that vessel to think right. we signal every— vessel to think right. we signal every eo— vessel to think right. we signal every 30 minutes,— vessel to think right. we signal every 30 minutes, there's a hhrrhe— every 30 minutes, there's a little burst— every 30 minutes, there's a little burst of— every 30 minutes, there's a little burst of activity because eewe— little burst of activity because eewne he— little burst of activity because sound is probably the one way you— sound is probably the one way yew cn— sound is probably the one way you can locate— sound is probably the one way you can locate this submersible newn— you can locate this submersible eewn hhene— you can locate this submersible down there finding the vessel is just down there finding the vessel is he he— down there finding the vessel is he he ehen— down there finding the vessel is just the start because then yeve— just the start because then yeve ger— just the start because then yeve ger re— just the start because then you've got to get it up the eeeenwnhry— you've got to get it up the opportunity to_ you've got to get it up the opportunity to extract it. the the— opportunity to extract it. the rhve heewe— opportunity to extract it. the five people from _ opportunity to extract it. the five people from the vessel and get five people from the vessel and ger ehen— five people from the vessel and ger rhen hnre— five people from the vessel and get them into another vessel newn— get them into another vessel eewn rhere — get them into another vessel down there is— get them into another vessel down there is nil. that's not going— down there is nil. that's not gehng re— down there is nil. that's not going to happen— down there is nil. that's not going to happen . so you've got going to happen. so you've got to going to happen. so you've got re ger— going to happen. so you've got re ger rhe— going to happen. so you've got to get the vessel— going to happen. so you've got to get the vessel to the surface

somehow. _wholei to get the vessel to the surface. somehow. _whole new somehow. and that's a whole new chehhenge— somehow. and that's a whole new chehhengelhhe— somehow. and that's a whole new challenge-the uk's— somehow. and that's a whole new challenge o“ challenge. the uk's inflation rate stayed the same despite expectations of a fall. the office for national statistics released its figures showing it stayed at 8.7% up until may, the same rate as in april. economists had predicted that the consumer price inflation would have dropped to 8.4. the chancellor said the government will continue to support the bank of england as it seeks to squeeze inflation out of our economy . gb news economics and economy. gb news economics and business editor liam halligan says more could have been done to kerb the rise. i do think now the uk will come to be seen as an outlier when it comes to inflation and it's going to spark a lot of conversations about how we run our monetary policy. the bank of england's independence— policy. the bank of england's independence ,— policy. the bank of england's independence , why- ty the bank of england's independence , why the bank of independence, why the bank of rnghene— independence, why the bank of hnghene wee— independence, why the bank of england was so— independence, why the bank of england was so slow to start rehehng— england was so slow to start raising interest— england was so slow to start raising interest rates, and wherher— raising interest rates, and wherher er— raising interest rates, and whether or not- raising interest rates, and whether or not had they started eerhen— whether or not had they started eerhher ,— whether or not had they started egrra, ger— whether or not had they started eerhher, ger en— whether or not had they started earlier , got on top— whether or not had they started earlier , got on top of those earlier, got on top of those hnrherhen— earlier, got on top of those inflation expectations ones we wewhen-r— inflation expectations ones we wouldn't have— inflation expectations ones we wouldn't have had to have hnrereer— wouldn't have had to have interest-so- wouldn't have had to have interest-so high- wouldn't have had to have interest so high for so interest rates so high for so heng.— interest rates so high for so heng. ween— interest rates so high for so long. mean while the average uk

hewee— long. mean while the average uk hewee ence— long. mean while the average uk house price increased by 3.5% in the house price increased by 3.5% in he he— house price increased by 3.5% in he he henehe— house price increased by 3.5% in the 12 months to— house price increased by 3.5% in the 12 months to april, slowing hen— the 12 months to april, slowing hen hwe— the 12 months to april, slowing hen hwe hn— the 12 months to april, slowing from 4.1% in march, according to ehhcheh— from 4.1% in march, according to official figures— from 4.1% in march, according to official figures ,— from 4.1% in march, according to official figures , london official figures, london experienced- official figures, london experienced the greatest monthly ence— experienced the greatest monthly whce nhee— experienced the greatest monthly nrhce whh— experienced the greatest monthly price rise with an— experienced the greatest monthly price rise with an increase of 2.1r_ price rise with an increase of 2h ene— price rise with an increase of an end he— price rise with an increase of 2.1, and the northeast experienced- 2.1, and the northeast experienced the greatest annual ence— experienced the greatest annual whce nhee— experienced the greatest annual nrhce w— experienced the greatest annual nrhce up .— experienced the greatest annual erhce we . hy— experienced the greatest annual price rise up . by 5.5% price rise up. by 5.5% the uk eehc— price rise up. by 5.5% the uk debt reached more than 100% of economic output for the very first time since 1961, according to the ons. this comes as the government borrowed more than £20 billion in may. net debt reached £2.6 trillion at the end of may, estimated at 100.1% of the gross domestic product. chancellor jeremy the gross domestic product. chancellorjeremy hunt said the chancellor jeremy hunt said the government has been taking difficult decisions following the pandemic and the invasion of ukraine. retail giants h. smith marks and spencer's and argos have been named and shamed for failing to pay the minimum wage almost £5 million was found to

be owed to around 63,000 workers following investigations dating back as far as 2017 named employers have been made to pay back what they owed and in addition were fined around £7 million. high street retailer w h. smith was the worst offender, according to hmrc , with the new according to hmrc, with the new figures claiming it failed to pay figures claiming it failed to pay around £1 million to over 17.5. workers the retailer blamed this on an error related to its company uniform policy . to its company uniform policy. academics warn there's been a significant rise in the number of teenage girls diagnosed with eating disorders in recent years. experts say there could be a postcode lottery of care with those in more deprived areas unable to access the support they need. the department of health and social care spokesperson says they're investigating. they're investing an additional £2.3 billion a yearin an additional £2.3 billion a year in nhs mental health services as and pet insurance payouts reached a record high last year, with more than £1

billion in claims says that's a 28% increase from the year before, according to the association of british insurers. due to the cost of living and veterinary costs soaring , more veterinary costs soaring, more people face higher bills to protect their pets. following the increase in pet ownership dunng the increase in pet ownership during the covid lockdown . this during the covid lockdown. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to andrew and . back to andrew and. bev good morning. thank back to andrew and. bev- . good morning. thank you back to andrew and. bev- . good mrnowg. thank you back to andrew and. bev good mrnow rescue k you back to andrew and. bev good mrnow rescue isyou joining us. now rescue is eeerchhng— joining us. now rescue is searching-the- joining us. now rescue is searching the titan sub have searching for the titan sub have reeerree— searching for the titan sub have reported-banging- reported heard banging sounds neerlwhere— reported heard banging sounds nearlwhere the— reported heard banging sounds near where the vessel went near to where the vessel went nheehng.— near to where the vessel went nheehng. ane— near to where the vessel went missing. and of— near to where the vessel went missing. and of course, it has emerged— missing. and of course, it has emerged cher— missing. and of course, it has emerged that safety fears were reheee— emerged that safety fears were raised before _ emerged that safety fears were raised before the— emerged that safety fears were raised before the vessel ecrwehhy— raised before the vessel actually went - raised before the vessel actually went missing. according to actually went missing. according re new— actually went missing. according re reeerre. — actually went missing. according to new reports. howh “ h to new reports. now, in november last year, the cbs correspondent david pogue joined oceangate chief stockton rush, chief executive, stockton rush, who been confirmed as who has been confirmed as missing on that same titan submersible . here's a snippet of submersible. here's a snippet of the chat they had on cbs sunday

mornings. experimental submersible— “go experimental submersible vessel that has not eeen— submersible vessel that has not heen eeerevee— submersible vessel that has not been approved or— submersible vessel that has not been approved or certified by any— been approved or certified by eny regwherery— been approved or certified by any regulatory body and could reewhr— any regulatory body and could reewh hn— any regulatory body and could result in physical— any regulatory body and could result in physical injury, cheehhhhy— result in physical injury, disability, emotional trauma or eeerh— disability, emotional trauma or eeech .— disability, emotional trauma or eeech . where— disability, emotional trauma or death . where do— disability, emotional trauma or death . where do i sign ? inside death. where do i sign? inside the death. where do i sign? inside rhe enh— death. where do i sign? inside rhe ewh hee— death. where do i sign? inside the sub has about— death. where do i sign? inside the sub has about as much room as the sub has about as much room ee e nhnhven— the sub has about as much room as a minivan. so— the sub has about as much room as a minivan . as a minivan. so this is not your grandfather's submersible . your grandfather's submersible. we only have one button. that's it. it should be like an elevator . you know, it shouldn't elevator. you know, it shouldn't take a lot of skill . i couldn't take a lot of skill. i couldn't help take a lot of skill. i couldn't nehe nerhchng— take a lot of skill. i couldn't help noticing how— cc i couldn't help noticing how many pieces of this help noticing how many pieces of rhhe enh— help noticing how many pieces of this sub seemed— help noticing how many pieces of this sub seemed impressed . this sub seemed impressed. sheen. — this sub seemed impressed. shzee. we— this sub seemed impressed. sized. we can— this sub seemed impressed. sized. we can use- this sub seemed impressed. sized. �*nthro tn“ cwoo this sub seemed impressed. sized. tn“ cwoo sized. we can use these off the shelf components. i got these from camp world. we run the whole thing with this game controller . come whole thing with this game controller. come . on it is. it controller. come. on it is. it is remarkable— controller. come. on it is. it is remarkable .— controller. come. on it is. it is remarkable . and- t cj“ it is. it is remarkable . and that is remarkable. and that hewnehher— is remarkable. and that journalist on- is remarkable. and that journalist on that occasion was ewe— journalist on that occasion was we re— journalist on that occasion was we re ge— journalist on that occasion was ewe re ge newn— journalist on that occasion was due to go down and the weather rwnee— due to go down and the weather rwnee ene— due to go down and the weather turned and they— due to go down and the weather turned and they couldn't cenehere— turned and they couldn't complete-but. turned and they couldn't complete but they turned and they couldn't- complete-but they have complete the trip. but they have here — complete the trip. but they have here rhen — complete the trip. but they have done them before. _ complete the trip. but they have done them before. yeah. and in recr— done them before. yeah. and in tech en— done them before. yeah. and in tech ene-ee— done them before. yeah. and in fact on same broadcast, fact on that same broadcast, hhene— fact on that same broadcast, there _woman- fact on that same broadcast, there _woman on. fact on that same broadcast,- there-woman on unusually there was one woman on unusually hecee— there was one woman on unusually because we were saying earlier, it's because we were saying earlier, hwe—nehe- because we were saying earlier, hwe—nehe ,- it's normally very male, predominantly it's normally very male,-

predominantly_occupations , predominantly male occupations, eheee— predominantly male occupations, cheee-er— predominantly male occupations, these of endeavours. and these sorts of endeavours. and ehe— these sorts of endeavours. and ene-ee— these sorts of endeavours. and ene-ee-rryhng- these sorts of endeavours. and she _30-trying to l these sorts of endeavours. andi she _30 _trying to go she spent 30 years trying to go newn— she spent 30 years trying to go down hundreds— she spent 30 years trying to go down hundreds of— she spent 30 years trying to go down hundreds of thousands of eerhene— down hundreds of thousands of eerhene ene— down hundreds of thousands of dollars and wasn't dollars and she wasn't particularly— dollars and she wasn't particularly wealthy she particularly wealthy woman. she ene-e— particularly wealthy woman. she ehee—hewee. l she'd remortgaged her house. she just she'd remortgaged her house. she heer-re— she'd remortgaged her house. she heer-re eee— she'd remortgaged her house. she heer-re rhe— she'd remortgaged her house. she just to see the titanic. just wanted to see the titanic. nner— just wanted to see the titanic. rherlrhe — just wanted to see the titanic. that the obsession . that is the obsession. extraordinary- that is the obsession. extraordinary lore. - that is the obsession. extraordinary lore. we're joined now by retired submarine captain ryan ramsey. morning to you, ryan. are you surprised to hear how this submersible was put together? because it does seem almost like it was knocked up in the back of someone's garage . i the back of someone's garage. i think it is concerning and i'm sure that during the subsequent investigation into this tragedy that that will be looked at as to how they're able to build that. and then deploy it. but i do that. and then deploy it. but i we nere— that. and then deploy it. but i we nere cher— that. and then deploy it. but i do note that it— that. and then deploy it. but i do note that it has— and then deploy it. but i do note that it has deployed ehnee— do note that it has deployed rhree ehnee— do note that it has deployed three times before down to the hhrenhc— three times before down to the titanic successfully. so this may— titanic successfully. so this nney wen— titanic successfully. so this may well have— titanic successfully. so this may well have been a catastrophic- may well have been a catastrophic failure of some part— catastrophic failure of some een er— catastrophic failure of some een er rhe— catastrophic failure of some part of the submersible itself ener-e— part of the submersible itself that's caused— part of the submersible itself that's caused this issue. ryan you— that's caused this issue. ryan yew ecrwehhy— that's caused this issue. ryan you actually use— that's caused this issue. ryan you actually use the word rregeey— you actually use the word rregeey he— you actually use the word tragedy is that— you actually use the word tragedy is that because you are eeewnhng— tragedy is that because you are assuming there— tragedy is that because you are assuming there is— tragedy is that because you are assuming there is no way back for assuming there is no way back her eheee—

assuming there is no way back for these these— assuming there is no way back for these these men ? for these these men? i think i'm a for these these men? i think i'm e reenee— for these these men? i think i'm a realist about all these things . and my thoughts are with the renhhhee— . and my thoughts are with the renhhhee ene— and my thoughts are with the families and friends and all the eeeehe— families and friends and all the eeeehe cher— families and friends and all the eeeehe rher ee— families and friends and all the people that are dealing with enhe.— people that are dealing with enhe-reehry- people that are dealing with this-reality is,- people that are dealing with this. reality is, is we this. but the reality is, is we heven-r— this. but the reality is, is we haven't located— this. but the reality is, is we haven't located them yet , haven't located them yet, ehrhewgh— haven't located them yet, although there _ haven't located them yet, although there has been that reeerr— although there has been that reeerr hen — although there has been that reeen hen e— although there has been that report from a canadian maritime eewer— report from a canadian maritime eewer-cher— report from a canadian maritime patrol-that they- report from a canadian maritime patrol that they heard patrol aircraft that they heard henghng— patrol aircraft that they heard henghng .— patrol aircraft that they heard henghng . kne— patrol aircraft that they heard banging . and there's only 20 to banging. and there's only 20 to 24 banging. and there's only 20 to ze hewe— banging. and there's only 20 to ze hewre er— banging. and there's only 20 to 24 hours of oxygen left. the eeerh— 24 hours of oxygen left. the eeech er— 24 hours of oxygen left. the depth of water— 24 hours of oxygen left. the depth of water is— 24 hours of oxygen left. the depth of water is 4000m, of whhch— depth of water is 4000m, of whhch ne— depth of water is 4000m, of which no rescue— depth of water is 4000m, of which no rescue has ever been cenewcree— which no rescue has ever been conducted that— which no rescue has ever been conducted that i'm aware of . so. conducted that i'm aware of. so. so conducted that i'm aware of. so. se yewe— conducted that i'm aware of. so. se yew-re rryhng— conducted that i'm aware of. so. se yew-re rryhng re— conducted that i'm aware of. so. so you're trying to do something ing absolutely— so you're trying to do something ing absolutely incorrect , edible ing absolutely incorrect, edible and ing absolutely incorrect, edible ene wnhgwe— ing absolutely incorrect, edible ene wnhgwe hn— ing absolutely incorrect, edible and unique in a— ing absolutely incorrect, edible and unique in a really cehheeehng— and unique in a really collapsing timeframe . and i collapsing timeframe. and i een-r— collapsing timeframe. and i een-r eee— collapsing timeframe. and i don't see how— collapsing timeframe. and i don't see how the position stuff in don't see how the position stuff hn rhe— don't see how the position stuff hn rhe ehne— don't see how the position stuff in the time they've got left evehhehhe. — in the time they've got left available. ryan— in the time they've got left available. ryan you were a ewhnenne— available. ryan you were a submarine captain looking at enhe— submarine captain looking at rhheveeeeh. — submarine captain looking at this vessel. how— submarine captain looking at this vessel. o“ 2 this vessel. how keen would you have been to go down to those sorts of depths ? so, yes, i was sorts of depths? so, yes, i was a sorts of depths? so, yes, i was e ewhnenne— sorts of depths? so, yes, i was a submarine captain- 2o 7 so, yes, i was a submarine captain and i was nerhveree— a submarine captain and i was nerhveree hy— a submarine captain and i was motivated by service and leading

my motivated by service and leading rny reen— motivated by service and leading rny eeen re— motivated by service and leading my team to deliver— motivated by service and leading my team to deliver missions for the my team to deliver missions for he keyeh— my team to deliver missions for he keyeh wevy— my team to deliver missions for the royal navy and also for our cewnhry— the royal navy and also for our cewnrry. ane— the royal navy and also for our country. and it's— the royal navy and also for our country. and it's a— the royal navy and also for our country. and it's a slightly ehherenr— country. and it's a slightly different experience . it's different experience. it's a wry— different experience. it's a wry ene— different experience. it's a duty and rather than a pleasure to duty and rather than a pleasure re ge— duty and rather than a pleasure re ge ene— duty and rather than a pleasure re ge end we— duty and rather than a pleasure to go and do that— duty and rather than a pleasure to go and do that for that eenhcwher— to go and do that for that particular for— to go and do that for that particular for that particular evene— particular for that particular even he— particular for that particular event, it wouldn't interest me. where— event, it wouldn't interest me. were ener-e— event, it wouldn't interest me. that's that's not— event, it wouldn't interest me. that's that's not my thing. but i that's that's not my thing. but h rhhnk— that's that's not my thing. but h rhhnk we— that's that's not my thing. but i think we need— that's that's not my thing. but i think we need to— that's that's not my thing. but i think we need to recognise cher— i think we need to recognise her he— i think we need to recognise her he enhy— i think we need to recognise that the only way we explore the reheh— that the only way we explore the rereh hhnhre— that the only way we explore the total limits of— that the only way we explore the total limits of ,— that the only way we explore the total limits of , of— that the only way we explore the total limits of, of human, that the only way we explore the total limits of , of human, what total limits of, of human, what hwnene— total limits of, of human, what humans can do— total limits of, of human, what humans can do is— total limits of, of human, what humans can do is by doing these ehenne— humans can do is by doing these extreme events. _ humans can do is by doing these extreme events. so— humans can do is by doing these extreme events. so for example , extreme events. so for example, yew— extreme events. so for example, yew reek— extreme events. so for example, yew heek er— extreme events. so for example, you look at hamish who went up in you look at hamish who went up hn eeec— you look at hamish who went up hn eeece rhew— you look at hamish who went up in space, flew around the world heehcehhy— in space, flew around the world heehcehhy hn— in space, flew around the world basically in one— in space, flew around the world basically in one go— in space, flew around the world basically in one go and is now eene— basically in one go and is now were enhe.— basically in one go and is now were rhhe. he— basically in one go and is now done this. he likes to push. he wenee— done this. he likes to push. he wenre re— done this. he likes to push. he wenre re eweh— done this. he likes to push. he wants to push the— done this. he likes to push. he wants to push the limits to see wher— wants to push the limits to see we hwnene— wants to push the limits to see what humans can— wants to push the limits to see what humans can do and we ehewhen-r— what humans can do and we shouldn't stop— what humans can do and we shouldn't stop that. what is it hhke— shouldn't stop that. what is it hhke cheee— shouldn't stop that. what is it like deep down— shouldn't stop that. what is it like deep down in the ocean? i eeerechere— like deep down in the ocean? i eeerechere rhe— like deep down in the ocean? i appreciate the submarines you were in, ryan . probably go down were in, ryan. probably go down a depth of 300m as opposed to 4000, 12,000ft. but how claustrophobic is it ? it's claustrophobic is it? it's extremely claustrophobic . and claustrophobic is it? it's- extremely claustrophobic . and if extremely claustrophobic. and if

you extremely claustrophobic. and if yew reke— extremely claustrophobic. and if yew reke hnre— extremely claustrophobic. and if you take into account that all ewhnenne— you take into account that all submarine submariners are hehnee— submarine submariners are hehnee re— submarine submariners are trained to become submariners, it's trained to become submariners, hr-e ner— trained to become submariners, hr-e ner en— trained to become submariners, it's not an instant— trained to become submariners, it's not an instant thing that heeeene— it's not an instant thing that heeeene ee— it's not an instant thing that happens as some people don't hhke—ge- happens as some people don't hhke—ge en- happens as some people don't like—go on boardi happens as some people don'ti like—go on board a like it when they go on board a ewhnenne— like it when they go on board a submarine for— like it when they go on board a submarine for the— like it when they go on board a submarine for the first time. ane— submarine for the first time. kne-knew,— submarine for the first time. and-know, even- submarine for the first time. and know, even during my and you know, even during my ehne— and you know, even during my time-command— and you know, even during my time-command ,— and you know, even during my time command , when i was when time in command, when i was when i time in command, when i was when h-ceerehn— time in command, when i was when h-ceerehnlhrrs— time in command, when i was when i captain hms turbulent, i was captain of hms turbulent, we hee— i was captain of hms turbulent, we hee re— i was captain of hms turbulent, we had to remove— i was captain of hms turbulent, we had to remove one of the crew hecee— we had to remove one of the crew because-couldn't— we had to remove one of the crew because couldn't with because he couldn't cope with the because he couldn't cope with ene—geeel the claustrophobia that goes when— the claustrophobia that goes when he.— the claustrophobia that goes with it. once— the claustrophobia that goes with it. once you're operating newn— with it. once you're operating eewn er— with it. once you're operating eewn er eeerh— with it. once you're operating down at depth, it's pretty much yeere— down at depth, it's pretty much yewe hn— down at depth, it's pretty much yewe hn e— down at depth, it's pretty much you're in a contained environment. you operate on a six environment. you operate on a ehx hew,— environment. you operate on a ehx hew ehe— environment. you operate on a six hour, six hours— environment. you operate on a six hour, six hours on, six hewe— six hour, six hours on, six hewre eh,— six hour, six hours on, six hours off, watch - six hour, six hours on, six hours off, watch keeping cycled for hours off, watch keeping cycled her we— hours off, watch keeping cycled her we re— hours off, watch keeping cycled her we he he— hours off, watch keeping cycled her we re 90 re— hours off, watch keeping cycled for up to 90 to 100 days at a ehne. — for up to 90 to 100 days at a ehne. se— for up to 90 to 100 days at a ehne. se hhe— for up to 90 to 100 days at a time. so life goes— for up to 90 to 100 days at a time. so life goes on and you get— time. so life goes on and you ger neee— time. so life goes on and you ger weee re— time. so life goes on and you ger weee he he.— time. so life goes on and you get used to it. this particular hn rhe— get used to it. this particular case in the submersible is a very— case in the submersible is a very different— case in the submersible is a very different experience. it's even more claustrophobic . but even more claustrophobic. but it's even more claustrophobic. but we eweeeeee— even more claustrophobic. but we eweeeeee re— even more claustrophobic. but it's supposed to be short. it's eweeeeee— it's supposed to be short. it's eweeeeee re— it's supposed to be short. it's eweeeeee he he— it's supposed to be short. it's supposed to be eight hours long. go supposed to be eight hours long. we ene— supposed to be eight hours long. we end reek— supposed to be eight hours long. go and look at— supposed to be eight hours long. go and look at the— supposed to be eight hours long. go and look at the titanic. we cen-heck. — go and look at the titanic. we can-back. it's- go and look at the titanic. we can-back. it's not- go and look at the titanic. we can back. it's not supposed can come back. it's not supposed to can come back. it's not supposed he he— can come back. it's not supposed he he ee— can come back. it's not supposed he he he hewe— can come back. it's not supposed to be 96 hours-and- can come back. it's not supposed to be 96 hours and so the to be 96 hours long. and so the cenehrhene— to be 96 hours long. and so the conditions down,— to be 96 hours long. and so the conditions down, if— to be 96 hours long. and so the conditions down, if they're on he— conditions down, if they're on he eeehee— conditions down, if they're on the seabed four— conditions down, if they're on the seabed four kilometres down, the seabed four kilometres down, the temperature _ the seabed four kilometres down, the temperature will be about eegreee— the temperature will be about zero degrees celsius. it's going to zero degrees celsius. it's going he he— zero degrees celsius. it's going he he cere— zero degrees celsius. it's going to be cold and— zero degrees celsius. it's going to be cold and there'll be lots of condensation—

to be cold and there'll be lots of condensation ,— to be cold and there'll be lots of condensation , obviously, of condensation, obviously, hecee— of condensation, obviously, because the _ of condensation, obviously, because the bodies produce heat . hhene-e— because the bodies produce heat . there's nothing— because the bodies produce heat . there's nothing they do. . there's nothing they can do. they— . there's nothing they can do. thny--_ . there's nothing they can do. hhey- rhew— . there's nothing they can do. they . their destiny not they can't. their destiny is not in they can't. their destiny is not hn-ewn— they can't. their destiny is not hn-ewn henehe— they can't. their destiny is not in-own hands. it's- they can't. their destiny is not in own hands. it's not as in their own hands. it's not as rhewgh— in their own hands. it's not as rhewgh-rhe- in their own hands. it's not as though _fix the- in their own hands. it's not as though fix the problem though they can fix the problem and though they can fix the problem ene ewecer— though they can fix the problem ene ewecer e— though they can fix the problem and surface a submersible. it's ew— and surface a submersible. it's ewr er— and surface a submersible. it's ewr er ehehn— and surface a submersible. it's out of their control and they neve— out of their control and they heve re— out of their control and they heve re wehe— out of their control and they have to wait for— out of their control and they have to wait for help . ' “2 3no'“ have to wait for help. and ryan, apparently the gentleman on board were all in newfoundland for about a month preparing for this endeavour. what for about a month preparing for this endeavour . what would for about a month preparing for this endeavour. what would that sort of training have involved, do you think? would it have been having to cope in a confined space? yes yes. i expect there wewe— space? yes yes. i expect there wewe he— space? yes yes. i expect there would be elements— t7 t/roo yes. i expect there would be elements of that. and understanding— would be elements of that. and understanding the— would be elements of that. and understanding the risk of the hewney— understanding the risk of the hewrney cher— understanding the risk of the journey that they're about to ehew— journey that they're about to ehew re — journey that they're about to about to undertake. so i'd be ewerheee— about to undertake. so i'd be ewerheee h— about to undertake. so i'd be surprised if they— about to undertake. so i'd be surprised if they didn't ehnwhere— surprised if they didn't simulate for- surprised if they didn't simulate for eight hours to show rhen — simulate for eight hours to show rhen henehe— simulate for eight hours to show them transit down— simulate for eight hours to show them transit down to the down to them transit down to the down to he hhrenhc— them transit down to the down to the titanic and— them transit down to the down to the titanic and back again . but the titanic and back again. but if the titanic and back again. but h yew— the titanic and back again. but h yew reek— the titanic and back again. but hr yew heek er— the titanic and back again. but if you look at the— the titanic and back again. but if you look at the i mean, the eeen— if you look at the i mean, the reeerr cher— if you look at the i mean, the reeen rher yew— if you look at the i mean, the report that you showed from from a report that you showed from from e erevhewe— report that you showed from from a previous reporter,— report that you showed from from a previous reporter, there is here— a previous reporter, there is hhene-ne— a previous reporter, there is there no controls there are no controls effectively, - there are no controls effectively, basically , you're effectively, basically, you're ereeehng— effectively, basically, you're ereeehng e— effectively, basically, you're pressing a button that automatic rekee— pressing a button that automatic rekee yew— pressing a button that automatic rekee yew newn— pressing a button that automatic takes you down to— pressing a button that automatic takes you down to takes you down and takes you down to takes you down ene ehen— takes you down to takes you down and then brings— takes you down to takes you down and then brings you— takes you down to takes you down and then brings you back up. veve— and then brings you back up. heve ger—

and then brings you back up. vew-ve ger ne— and then brings you back up. you've got no control over enyrhhng— you've got no control over enyrhhng .— you've got no control over enyrhhng . ven— you've got no control over anything . you can't open the anything. you can't open the herch— anything. you can't open the new hen — anything. you can't open the hatch from the— anything. you can't open the hatch from the inside . not that hatch from the inside. not that you— hatch from the inside. not that yew wene— hatch from the inside. not that yew wene-ener,- hatch from the inside. not that you want that, but you you want to do that, but you cenh— you want to do that, but you cent-rhe— you want to do that, but you can't-the-from . can't open the hatch from the hnehee. — inside. you can't control the cenrreh— inside. you can't control the control-there- control surfaces. there is nernhng— control surfaces. there is nernhng rer— control surfaces. there is nothing for-so - control surfaces. there is nothing for so think control surfaces. there is- nothing for-solthink it nothing for them. so i think it wee-rrehnhng— nothing for them. so i think it was-training-all- nothing for them. so i think it was training all about was the training was all about neneghng— was the training was all about neneghng-ehghr— was the training was all about managing eight hour managing that eight hour eeehence— managing that eight hour experience death and back experience to death and back egehn.— experience to death and back egehn. se— experience to death and back again. so would— experience to death and back again. so would it have just heen— again. so would it have just heen e— again. so would it have just been a propeller like forgive my heck— been a propeller like forgive my heck er— been a propeller like forgive my lack of knowledge— been a propeller like forgive my lack of knowledge of sort of heer-e— lack of knowledge of sort of boat's propulsion methods, but wewe— boat's propulsion methods, but wewe hr— boat's propulsion methods, but would it have— boat's propulsion methods, but would it have just been a kind of would it have just been a kind er ereeehher— would it have just been a kind of propeller mechanism to go newn— of propeller mechanism to go down-propeller- of propeller mechanism to go down propeller mechanisms of propeller mechanism to go dotup propeller mechanisms of propeller mechanism to go dotup ? propeller mechanisms of propeller mechanism to go dotup ? so propeller mechanisms of propeller mechanism to go dotup ? so astopeller mechanisms of propeller mechanism to go dotup ? so as ipeller mechanisms of propeller mechanism to go dotup ? so as i understand anisms of propeller mechanism to go dotup ? so as i understand it, sms go up? so as i understade it, for go up? so as i understand it, her very— go up? so as i understand it, her very cheee— go up? so as i understand it, for very deep submersibles , for very deep submersibles, hhey-hh— for very deep submersibles, rhey-hh reke— for very deep submersibles, they'll take an— for very deep submersibles, they'll take an extra weight hecee— they'll take an extra weight because the _ they'll take an extra weight because the weight of the submersible— because the weight of the submersible itself won't be ewhhchenr— submersible itself won't be sufficient to _ submersible itself won't be sufficient to take it to the herren. — sufficient to take it to the bottom. that— sufficient to take it to the bottom. that weight makes the ewhnerehhhe— bottom. that weight makes the submersible heavier, becomes negerhvehy— submersible heavier, becomes negatively buoyant, and rhererere— negatively buoyant, and therefore it's— negatively buoyant, and therefore it's able to descend to therefore it's able to descend he he— therefore it's able to descend to the surface— therefore it's able to descend to the surface once they get newn— to the surface once they get eewn regg— to the surface once they get down there, they— to the surface once they get down there, they release the wehghh— down there, they release the weight, which _ down there, they release the weight, which then changes the hweyency— weight, which then changes the hweyency ene— weight, which then changes the buoyancy and enables them to newne— buoyancy and enables them to rewnr re— buoyancy and enables them to rewnr he he— buoyancy and enables them to return to the surface. but they whn— return to the surface. but they whhh heve— return to the surface. but they will have some— return to the surface. but they will have some form of ereewhehen— will have some form of propulsion which which will be a enew— propulsion which which will be a small propeller,— propulsion which which will be a small propeller, but that's enven— small propeller, but that's when hy— small propeller, but that's when by e— small propeller, but that's driven by a battery. and the herrery— driven by a battery. and the herrery enhy— driven by a battery. and the battery only power for battery only has power for a cenehn— battery only has power for a

certain amount— battery only has power for a certain amount of time. so that whn— certain amount of time. so that whhh heve— certain amount of time. so that whhh heve nwn— certain amount of time. so that will have run out— certain amount of time. so that will have run out by now, i eweeecr. — will have run out by now, i eweeecr. ane— will have run out by now, i suspect. and we've talked about evygen— suspect. and we've talked about ekygen renehnhng— suspect. and we've talked about oxygen remaining for another 22 or so hours. but— oxygen remaining for another 22 or so hours. but there's also her— or so hours. but there's also her hhey— or so hours. but there's also that they need— or so hours. but there's also that they need the ability to eeeh— that they need the ability to cheek whh— that they need the ability to deal with carbon dioxide hreerhhng— deal with carbon dioxide breathing out. and if they don't heve— breathing out. and if they don't heve chen— breathing out. and if they don't have carbon dioxide absorption wnhe— have carbon dioxide absorption wnhre ,— have carbon dioxide absorption wnhre , ehen— have carbon dioxide absorption wnhre , rhen h— have carbon dioxide absorption units , then i couldn't see any units, then i couldn't see any in units, then i couldn't see any hn rhe— units, then i couldn't see any in the footage— units, then i couldn't see any in the footage that i've seen. cerhen— in the footage that i've seen. carbon dioxide _ in the footage that i've seen. carbon dioxide will become hecee— carbon dioxide will become hecee rhe— carbon dioxide will become become the major issue for the for become the major issue for the her he — become the major issue for the her he cew— become the major issue for the for the crew on— become the major issue for the for the crew on board. yeah it's hheek. — for the crew on board. yeah it's week. he— for the crew on board. yeah it's bleak. it really— for the crew on board. yeah it's bleak. it really is. _ for the crew on board. yeah it's bleak. it really is. so- for the crew on board. yeah it's bleak. c ”ronoccy bleak. it really is. so bleak. thank you bleak. it really is. so bleak. hhenk yew ee— bleak. it really is. so bleak. thank you so much- bleak. it really is. so bleak. thank you so much for- bleak. c ”ronoccy thank you so much for that and for thank you so much for that and her eeerhng— thank you so much for that and her ewrrhnglee— thank you so much for that and for putting so eloquently. for putting it so eloquently. nner-e— for putting it so eloquently. that's retired— for putting it so eloquently. that's retired submarine captain kyen—rwneel that's retired submarine captainl kyen—rwnee re ryan ramsey. now, stay tuned to gb ryan ramsey. now, stay tuned to en wewe— ryan ramsey. now, stay tuned to gb news because— ryan ramsey. now, stay tuned to gb news because 1130 we have a gb news because 1130 we have a we wewe— gb news because 1130 we have a gb news exclusive— gb news because 1130 we have a gb news exclusive about the errhcken— gb news exclusive about the stricken sub _ gb news exclusive about the stricken sub . _ gb news exclusive about the stricken sub . ocean gb news exclusive about the stricken sub . 37'” “rtro stricken sub. okay. the prince of wales is celebrating his 41st birthday today. he's expected to unveil a major campaign on homelessness later this month . homelessness later this month. that's, of course, he's championed- that's, of course, he's championed since childhood. his nerhen— mother, princess diana, of cewee-ehengl mother, princess diana, of course, along to course, took him along to a heneheee— course, took him along to a homeless _think. course, took him along to a- homeless _think .was homeless shelter. i think it was cehhee— homeless shelter. i think it was called centre— homeless shelter. i think it was called centre point. and to mark his called centre point. and to mark hhe eerh— called centre point. and to mark his 40th birthday— called centre point. and to mark his 40th birthday last year, whhhhen — william of course, helped sell the-magazine- william of course, helped sell the magazine with dave the big issue magazine with dave hwnn— the big issue magazine with dave ween-veneer— the big issue magazine with dave werrhn-veneer .— the big issue magazine with dave martin,-vendor . our- martin, a street vendor. our reyeh— martin, a street vendor. our royal correspondent cameron

wehker— royal correspondent cameron wehker-we— royal correspondent cameron walker- up-him. i royal correspondent cameroni walker- up - him. walker caught up with him. homelessness— walker caught up with him. homelessness has- walker caught up with him. homelessness has always stuck with me as topic and as an with me as a topic and as an issue. iwant with me as a topic and as an issue. i want to fight for. and so issue. i want to fight for. and ee h-ve— issue. i want to fight for. and ee h-ve eene— i want to fight for. and so i've done everything i can to khne— so i've done everything i can to khnelrehee— so i've done everything i can to kind-raise the— so i've done everything i can to kind raise the profile of kind of raise the profile of homelessness.— kind of raise the profile of homelessness. and i want to do a lot homelessness. and i want to do a re — homelessness. and i want to do a lot more. _william's. lot more. in prince william's view , homelessness is an view, homelessness is an overlooked and misunderstood problem . he refuses to believe problem. he refuses to believe the issue is just a fact of life and thinks a continued focus and and thinks a continued focus and a big support network could be the answer. chris falchi ofsted, frontline director at the big issue, agrees. i think homelessness can absolutely be eradicated if we think back to covid every single person basically was brought in so it can be done. but there are long eern— can be done. but there are long rern heewee— can be done. but there are long term issues that— can be done. but there are long term issues that need- tn“ 2 but there are long term issues that need to be eehvee— term issues that need to be solved around— term issues that need to be solved around mental health eeehcrhen— solved around mental health addiction and— solved around mental health addiction and enough funding . addiction and enough funding. ane— addiction and enough funding. kne h— addiction and enough funding. kne h rhhnk— addiction and enough funding. and i think there— addiction and enough funding. and i think there still needs to be and i think there still needs to he e— and i think there still needs to he e her— and i think there still needs to he e her nere— and i think there still needs to be a lot more work on that. and i be a lot more work on that. and h heee— be a lot more work on that. and h heee cher— be a lot more work on that. and i hope that actually— be a lot more work on that. and i hope that actually that's where— i hope that actually that's where william _ i hope that actually that's where william will put his focus and where william will put his focus end he— where william will put his focus end he hhg— where william will put his focus and the big issue— where william will put his focus and the big issue magazine eehece— and the big issue magazine exhere re— and the big issue magazine exists to give— and the big issue magazine exists to give homeless, long eern— exists to give homeless, long term unemployed and marginalised

eeeehe— term unemployed and marginalised eeeehe rhe— term unemployed and marginalised people the opportunity to earn to people the opportunity to earn re neney— people the opportunity to earn re neney nerk— people the opportunity to earn to money mark his 40th birthday last to money mark his 40th birthday heer yeen— to money mark his 40th birthday heer yeen rhe— to money mark his 40th birthday last year, the prince of wales wene— last year, the prince of wales went undercover— last year, the prince of wales went undercover on the streets of went undercover on the streets er heneen— went undercover on the streets of london, selling— went undercover on the streets of london, selling magazines whh— of london, selling magazines whrh hhg— of london, selling magazines with big issue— of london, selling magazines with big issue vendor dave werrhn. — with big issue vendor dave martin. william- with big issue vendor dave martin. �*nth cc with big issue vendor dave martin. cc with big issue vendor dave- martin. william was only meant to spend 20 minutes with dave, but stayed for a whole hour until every magazine was sold. you can across just like you and me, you know, and we got chatting natural, like like you do. he may be future king, but william chose to spend his 40th birthday last year , surprising birthday last year, surprising dave with birthday cake at his pitch in hammersmith in return, dave gifted his own artwork, which now hangs in kensington palace , according to a thank you palace, according to a thank you letter , the prince had written letter, the prince had written him . william also penned an him. william also penned an article for the big issue highlighting how vendors are barely given a second glance by passers by. recent research from shelter shows more than a quarter of a million people are

homeless in england, numbers living in temporary accommodation has risen by an alarming 74% in the last decade , something the charity believes is driven by the chronic shortage of social homes and an overreliance on expensive and unstable private renting . unstable private renting. kensington palace says his royal highness is expected to unveil a major campaign on homelessness later this month because of himars and connect with the issue would be good for him to highlight the situation. prince william hopes to bring his own children. prince george , children. prince george, princess charlotte and prince to louis see what he calls fantastic organisations doing inspirational work to support those most in need . and just as those most in need. and just as princess diana did for him, cameron wahaca gb news cameras with us in the studio now. he's going a lot further now.- “ o2 he's going a lot further now. he gave her— going a lot further now. he gave that interview— going a lot further now. he gave that interview at— going a lot further now. he gave that interview at the weekend. cerneren— that interview at the weekend. cameron didn't— that interview at the weekend. cameron didn't see where he wenee— cameron didn't see where he wenre re— cameron didn't see where he wenre re ee— cameron didn't see where he wants to use his— cameron didn't see where he wants to use his own land , the wants to use his own land, the hwchy— wants to use his own land, the duchy . cornwall. _ wants to use his own land, the duchy cornwall. he's duchy of cornwall. i think he's hee— duchy of cornwall. i think he's he-e-hergeer—

he's the largest private landowner— he's the largest private landowner in- he's the largest private landowner in the country, is why— landowner in the country, is. enhy—gehng only 132,000 acres. he's going to only 132,000 acres. he's going re-eecheh— only 132,000 acres. he's going to-social housing- only 132,000 acres. he's going to social housing on the to put social housing on the hench— to put social housing on the heng-ween.— to put social housing on the land.iyeah, let's- to put social housing on the land.iyeah, let's just- to put social housing on the land. /rono“ land. yeah, let's just talk about prince william is. of about who prince william is. of course, he course, he's the future king. he has himself. has three houses himself. kensington palace, adelaide cottage windsor and amner cottage in windsor and amner hall norfolk , the duchy of hall in norfolk, the duchy of cornwall, 135,000 acres. so a lot of people are saying he's clearly in a very privileged position from speaking to people very close to william. i very close to prince william. i think i understand he's incredibly aware of that and wants to make his children aware of that as well . and he spoke at of that as well. and he spoke at length of that in the sunday times with roya times interview with roya nikkhah. he was pushed on nikkhah. but he was pushed on this point that you have 135,000 acres, sir, what are you planning to do with it? and a bit of a curve ball for aids , i bit of a curve ball for aids, i suspect he actually revealed that he is in the talks to try and do something in terms of social housing. on the 135,000 acre plot of land is the duchy of cornwall . but kensington of cornwall. but kensington palace are keeping incredibly tight lipped as to exactly here's what is being a role

helps because he can get all the big housebuilders around the table at kensington palace. any time he likes. they click- “go“ t any time he likes. they click their rhnger— time he likes. they click their finger—jump- time he likes. they click their rhnger—hwne enel finger and they'll jump and hhey-hh— finger and they'll jump andi hhey-hh—whhh they'll move because it will be geee—rhen. - they'll move because it will bei good _them. yeah, good publicity for them. yeah, eheehwrehy— good publicity for them. yeah, eheehwrehy .— good publicity for them. yeah, absolutely . it's— good publicity for them. yeah, absolutely . it's a— good publicity for them. yeah, absolutely . it's a huge absolutely. it's a huge convening prince convening power that prince william and i think he's william has, and i think he's certainly perhaps use certainly going to perhaps use that when he that to his advantage when he launches homelessness launch launches his homelessness launch at some later this month. at some point later this month. and it is getting people around the table that have never really got around the table together before. and prince william says he doesn't just want manage he doesn't just want to manage homelessness, which is kind of what's happened really for 30 years. and basically trying to do something after the horse has bolted . but he wants to very bolted. but he wants to very much prevent it . and i think much prevent it. and i think perhaps that's what he's going to and do with all these to try and do with all these different stakeholders coming together table to together around the table to solve the issue. i think i might be solve the issue. i think i might he eenhy— solve the issue. i think i might be partly responsible- i think i might be partly responsible this. be partly responsible for this. i be partly responsible for this. h—nernhng- be partly responsible for this. i_morning aboutl i was on this morning about a yeer— i was on this morning about a yeer-rehkhng— i was on this morning about a year talking about this, and year ago talking about this, and hey— year ago talking about this, and hhey-hhce— year ago talking about this, and they prince william they said that prince william was—homelessl was going to do a homeless chewy.— was going to do a homeless charity-said,- was going to do a homeless charity. said, hang on a charity. and i said, hang on a nhnwhe— charity. and i said, hang on a. nhnwhe—eewn charity. and i said, hang on a. minroad._down charity. and i said, hang on a. minroad. he_down charity. and i said, hang on a minroad. he could down charity. and i said, hang on a minroad. he could put down charity. and i said, hang on a minroad. he could put least the road. he could put at least 2000— the road. he could put at least zeee eeeehe— the road. he could put at least 2000 people-that- the road. he could put at least 2000 people that house. and 2000 people in that house. and the 2000 people in that house. and ene-ewrrege— 2000 people in that house. and the-outrage from - 2000 people in that house. and the outrage from holly the gasp of outrage from holly

ene— the gasp of outrage from holly and a and phil, who thought this was a rerrhhhe— and phil, who thought this was a rerrhhhe-eey— and phil, who thought this was a renhhhe-eey .— and phil, who thought this was a renhhhe-eey. h- and phil, who thought this was a terrible say . i think terrible thing to say. i think whhhhen — terrible thing to say. i think william listening. william was listening. and i rhhnk— william was listening. and i rhhnk he— william was listening. and i think he-good- william was listening. and i think he good idea, bev. think he went, good idea, bev. ane— think he went, good idea, bev. kne—hr.— think he went, good idea, bev. kne—hr. h— think he went, good idea, bev. and—it. i think- think he went, good idea, bev. and—it. i think it. think he went, good idea, bev. and—it. i think it i. and he's doing it. i think it i rhhnk— and he's doing it. i think it i rhhnk hr-e— and he's doing it. i think it i think it's great.— and he's doing it. i think it i think it's great. and also, wewe— think it's great. and also, would the would homelessness be on the hene— would homelessness be on the wene-er— would homelessness be on the hew-er hhe— would homelessness be on the front of the sunday times front page of the sunday times if front page of the sunday times h-rrhnce— front page of the sunday times if-prince william's- front page of the sunday times if prince william's ? if it wasn't prince william's? heeh— if it wasn't prince william's? heeh-hhnn - if it wasn't prince william's? yeah,-him. that's- yeah, good for him. that's exactly the of power he exactly the sort of power he has. also it does invoke has. and also it does invoke memories of his mum and she she and she she famously made and she she she famously made her retiring from public her speech retiring from public life centre point. it's her speech retiring from public life centre point . it's very life at centre point. it's very closely associated - life at centre point. it's very closely associated with- c �*"ro cro’xno it's very closely associated with her. heeh- — closely associated with her. heeh- ane— closely associated with her. heeh- kne h— closely associated with her. yeah. and i can— closely associated with her. yeah. and i can remember when ehe— yeah. and i can remember when ehe reek— yeah. and i can remember when ehe reek-kne— yeah. and i can remember when she took-kids out- yeah. and i can remember when she took kids out to meet she took the kids out to meet rhe— she took the kids out to meet ene-.— she took the kids out to meet rhe-. h— she took the kids out to meet rhe-. r en- she took the kids out to meet. the-. i mean .these the homeless. i mean she these were—reehhy- the homeless. i mean she these were—really cared- were issues she really cared ehew— were issues she really cared ehew whh— were issues she really cared about with passion. about with a passion. absolutely. _ about with a passion. absolutely. prince- about with a passion. absolutely. prince william was first centrepoint first taken to centrepoint when he and he was 11 by his mother and centrepoint was actually one of his first patronages was in 2005 when he started being a working royal. and just last week, he was at reuben house, is was at reuben house, which is one shelters. one of the new shelters. centrepoint has built for young people. those of you who people. for those of you who don't it's a charity which don't know, it's a charity which helps young people get out of homelessness and it it's really interesting because they only have to pay rent on a third of their take home pay . so even if their take home pay. so even if they only earn six, ten a

they only earn six, ten grand a yean they only earn six, ten grand a year, they only have to pay a third on rent, which in london is just impossible really. so it really helps young people in particular who are at risk of homelessness onto that ladder. when's it going to start happening— when's it going to start. happe'ning_you happening? what do you mean whene— happening? what do you mean wnene—we- happening? what do you mean when?-we start- happening? what do you mean when? we start seeing when? when will we start seeing hrhcke— when? when will we start seeing hrhcke-en— when? when will we start seeing bricks-on-land- when? when will we start seeing bricks-on-land ? i bricks being put on the land? wen.— bricks being put on the land? wen-e— bricks being put on the land? wen-e hhg— bricks being put on the land? well,-a big question,- well, that's a big question, isn't know that prince isn't it? we know that prince william has spoken to the housing michael gove, william has spoken to the hou leader michael gove, william has spoken to the hou leader of michael gove, william has spoken to the hou leader of the michael gove, william has spoken to the hou leader of the opposition,yve, and leader of the opposition, sir keir starmer. but clearly prince has to stay prince william has to stay out of he's very much of politics and he's very much aware so he only aware of that. so he can only get around table to a get people around the table to a certain we'll have to certain extent. so we'll have to see how successful this project is. issue see how successful this project is . issue tackling homelessness is. issue tackling homelessness enewe— is. issue tackling homelessness enewe ner— is. issue tackling homelessness enewe ner he— issue tackling homelessness should not be political issue. should not be a political issue. it's should not be a political issue. we cerrehnhy— should not be a political issue. it's certainly not— should not be a political issue. it's certainly not a— should not be a political issue. it's certainly not a party- it's certainly not a party political issue, is it? no, no. well, good to all well, good luck to him. all rhghr.— well, good luck to him. all| nwn—kne right. thanks, cameron. and happy william. happy birthday, prince william. prince you're prince william, we know you're werchhng—h- prince william, we know you'rei watching—if-like. watching. come on, if you like. wee— watching. come on, if you like. we'd-delighted— watching. come on, if you like. we'd-delighted ,— watching. come on, if you like. we'd delighted , right? we we'd be delighted, right? we wewe— we'd be delighted, right? we wewe-re— we'd be delighted, right? we would to interview. would would like to interview. i would hncheech— would like to interview. i would hncheech-hhn— would like to interview. i would indeed-him this- indeed. we love him this nernhng. — indeed. we love him this morning. still- indeed. we love him this morning. cc t “150 morning. still to come, 1130. we're going to bring you a gb news exclusive update about the missing submersible in the atlantic. you're with

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morning, rishi sunak will face his first since the his first pmqs since the partygate lockdown video . he's partygate lockdown video. he's facing pressure, of course, after promising a government of integrity, and integrity, professionalism and accountability and also, of course, he's got these terrible inflation figures which have come today. we inflation figures which have come today . we thought it come out today. we thought it gehng— come out today. we thought it gehng re— come out today. we thought it gehng re ge— come out today. we thought it was going to go below- t 2 we thought it was going to go below 8% or at heeer— was going to go below 8% or at heee—hr- was going to go below 8% or at least—it stayed. least near to 8. and it stayed erwhhernhy— least near to 8. and it stayed erwhhernhy er— least near to 8. and it stayed stubbornly at and food stubbornly at 8.7. and food hnrherhen— stubbornly at 8.7. and food inflation is— stubbornly at 8.7. and food inflation is still— stubbornly at 8.7. and food inflation is still way up there at inflation is still way up there er hee. — inflation is still way up there at 18.3. that's— inflation is still way up there at 18.3. that's right.- inflation is still way up there at 18.3. ”g“ “ “g at 18.3. that's right. joining us now live from college, green is our deputy political editor, tom harwood . good morning, tom. tom harwood. good morning, tom. a bad news day in terms of the economy for rishi sunak rishi sunak does not feel like a lucky prime minister today. in fact, keir starmer probably- 37'” ii “ 2 in fact, keir starmer probably cannot hehheve— keir starmer probably cannot hehheve hhe— keir starmer probably cannot believe his luck— keir starmer probably cannot believe his luck in terms of the er— believe his luck in terms of the series of events— believe his luck in terms of the series of events in— believe his luck in terms of the series of events in the last two eeke — series of events in the last two eeke ner— series of events in the last two weeks, not only— series of events in the last two weeks, not only is— series of events in the last two weeks, not only is the snp hneheehng— weeks, not only is the snp hneheehng hn— weeks, not only is the snp imploding in scotland, but the ceneerverhve— imploding in scotland, but the conservative party seems to be hneheehng— conservative party seems to be hneheehng hn— conservative party seems to be imploding in england as well. wen,— imploding in england as well. wen, kehr— imploding in england as well. well, keir starmer has such a eherhere— well, keir starmer has such a eherhere er— well, keir starmer has such a plethora of choice in terms of wher— plethora of choice in terms of we re— plethora of choice in terms of we re ge— plethora of choice in terms of

when he ge en— plethora of choice in terms of what to go on today. no doubt rewchhng— what to go on today. no doubt rewchhng ween— what to go on today. no doubt touching upon that 8.7% hnrherhen— touching upon that 8.7% inflation figure stuck stubbornly- inflation figure stuck stubbornly there for another nenrh. — stubbornly there for another nenrh. we— stubbornly there for another month. no doubt point to the hhne— month. no doubt point to the prime minister's— month. no doubt point to the prime minister's pledges and eerenrhehhy— prime minister's pledges and potentially more than that , it's potentially more than that, it's not potentially more than that, it's ner hweh— potentially more than that, it's ner just er— potentially more than that, it's not just, of course, inflation cher— not just, of course, inflation her he— not just, of course, inflation that the prime— not just, of course, inflation that the prime minister pledged to that the prime minister pledged re hehve. — that the prime minister pledged re hehve. he— that the prime minister pledged to halve. he also— that the prime minister pledged to halve. he also pledged to eree— to halve. he also pledged to eree-eeere— to halve. he also pledged to eree-hewe .— to halve. he also pledged to stop-boats . and- to halve. he also pledged to stop boats . and there's some stop the boats. and there's some evheence— stop the boats. and there's some evheence hn— stop the boats. and there's some evidence in recent— stop the boats. and there's some evidence in recent weeks that hneeee — evidence in recent weeks that hneeee-hee— evidence in recent weeks that indeed-has been- evidence in recent weeks that indeed has been going indeed that has been going heckweree— indeed that has been going backwards-this- indeed that has been going backwards this is backwards as well. this is a very— backwards as well. this is a very erhcky— backwards as well. this is a very sticky wicket for the prime inheren— very sticky wicket for the prime minister. more— very sticky wicket for the prime minister. more dreadful numbers out minister. more dreadful numbers ewr enhe— minister. more dreadful numbers out this morning.— minister. more dreadful numbers out this morning. that uk debt hee— out this morning. that uk debt hee eweeeeee— out this morning. that uk debt has surpassed 100% of gdp . obe. has surpassed 100% of gdp. obe. nanny,— has surpassed 100% of gdp. obe. frankly, whoever— has surpassed 100% of gdp. obe. frankly, whoever is— has surpassed 100% of gdp. obe. frankly, whoever is who who on eerch — frankly, whoever is who who on eerch wewe — frankly, whoever is who who on earth would want— frankly, whoever is who who on earth would want to be standing in earth would want to be standing hn rhe— earth would want to be standing hn rhe hhne— earth would want to be standing in the prime minister's shoes enhe— in the prime minister's shoes this afternoon?— in the prime minister's shoes this afternoon? it's going to be a this afternoon? it's going to be every— this afternoon? it's going to be every rrhcky— this afternoon? it's going to be a very tricky wicket indeed for the a very tricky wicket indeed for he hhne— a very tricky wicket indeed for the prime minister to . defend the prime minister to. defend hhenke— the prime minister to. defend hhenke. henn— the prime minister to. defend thanks, tom. tom— the prime minister to. defend thanks, tom. tom tom.- the prime minister to. defend thanks, tom. tom tom. the to he's going to be on the back foot, isn't he, throughout the. because there'll be some tory

mps will be deeply , deeply mps will be deeply, deeply concerned about inflation concerned about these inflation figures as the policy figures because as the policy doesn't appear working and doesn't appear to be working and we rates are going doesn't appear to be working and we up rates are going doesn't appear to be working and we up again rates are going doesn't appear to be working and we up again tomorrow,3 going to go up again tomorrow, possibly half a% there will possibly by half a% there will indeed . and it's interesting indeed. and it's interesting hecee— indeed. and it's interesting because the— 22 and it's interesting because the previous administration , the liz truss administration, the liz truss administration— administration, the liz truss administration ,— administration, the liz truss administration , had been administration, had been crhrhcheee— administration, had been criticised from many quarters by its criticised from many quarters by he hnehhchr— criticised from many quarters by its implicit criticism of the new— its implicit criticism of the henk er— its implicit criticism of the bank of england. indeed it might batik of england. indeed it might be bank of england. indeed it might he hnrereerhng— bank of england. indeed it might be interesting to— bank of england. indeed it might be interesting to see how many ceneerverhve— be interesting to see how many conservative backbenchers today ceny— conservative backbenchers today cerry rerwere — conservative backbenchers today carry forward that— conservative backbenchers today carry forward that criticism of the carry forward that criticism of he henk— carry forward that criticism of he henk er— carry forward that criticism of the bank of england, whose only the batik of england, whose only job the bank of england, whose only heh reehhy— the bank of england, whose only heh reehhy he— the bank of england, whose only heh reehhy he re— the bank of england, whose only job really is to keep inflation to job really is to keep inflation re newn— job really is to keep inflation re eewn 2,— job really is to keep inflation to down 2, has— job really is to keep inflation to down 2, has the independent henk— to down 2, has the independent henk er— to down 2, has the independent bank of england— to down 2, has the independent bank of england failed in that job?— bank of england failed in that job? rhe— bank of england failed in that job? the chancellor hasn't weneee— job? the chancellor hasn't weneee re— job? the chancellor hasn't wanted to say— job? the chancellor hasn't wanted to say that. there's been much— wanted to say that. there's been much reeenhng— wanted to say that. there's been much reporting that the treasury and much reporting that the treasury end he— much reporting that the treasury end he henk— much reporting that the treasury and the bank of— much reporting that the treasury and the bank of england under atid the batik of etiglatid utider tiiis and the bank of england under enhe-ere— and the bank of england under enhe-ere hn— and the bank of england under this are in lockstep, this ministry are in lockstep, ene— this ministry are in lockstep, ene yer— this ministry are in lockstep, ene yer hwer— this ministry are in lockstep, and yet just today, one of the eevheere— and yet just today, one of the eevheere re— and yet just today, one of the advisers to the— and yet just today, one of the advisers to the chancellor has heen— advisers to the chancellor has heen en— advisers to the chancellor has been on record— advisers to the chancellor has been on record saying that the new— been on record saying that the henk er— been on record saying that the bank of england— been on record saying that the bank of england may have got it eng — bank of england may have got it eng hhhe— bank of england may have got it wrong. this might— bank of england may have got it wrong. this might be a crucial eehnc— wrong. this might be a crucial eehnr er— wrong. this might be a crucial point of contention that perhaps

enhy— point of contention that perhaps enhy eene— point of contention that perhaps only some conservative backbenchers- only some conservative backbenchers might have the guts to backbenchers might have the guts re eehnc— backbenchers might have the guts re eehnr ew— backbenchers might have the guts re eehnr ewr. — backbenchers might have the guts to point out . dude,— backbenchers might have the guts to point out . j2 to point out. dude, that's tom harwood. thank you , tom, our harwood. thank you, tom, our deputy political. ironically, it nhghr— deputy political. ironically, it nhghr he— deputy political. ironically, it nhghr he e— deputy political. ironically, it nhghr he e eey— deputy political. ironically, it might be a day that- 2 can tn ironically, it might be a day that rishi sunak might be a day that riini sutiak is might be a day that rishi sunak he ewhe— might be a day that rishi sunak is quite happy— might be a day that rishi sunak is quite happy to— might be a day that rishi sunak is quite happy to talk about eenygere— is quite happy to talk about partygate instead of the hnrherhen— partygate instead of the inflation figures for a change. hehk— inflation figures for a change. hew—er- talk about the lesser of two evhhe. — talk about the lesser of two evhhe. _were- talk about the lesser of two evils. _we're going - talk about the lesser of two evils. _we're going tol talk about the lesser of two - evils-we're going to bring evils. now we're going to bring you now you some breaking news now on the titan submarine gb the missing titan submarine gb news thompson has the latest . news thompson has the latest. pip. yes what we've just heard in the last few minutes is that at, you know, over over the last few hours, we were hearing about tapping , tapping noises every tapping, tapping noises every half an hour. sources close to gb half an hour. sources close to en wewe— half an hour. sources close to gb news crews— half an hour. sources close to gb news crews are— no“ ” sources close to gb news crews are now telling us her— gb news crews are now telling us her hr— gb news crews are now telling us her he wee— gb news crews are now telling us her he en— gb news crews are now telling us that it was an sos— gb news crews are now telling us that it was an sos that is interested— that it was an sos that is interested ing— that it was an sos that is interested ing sos is effectively _ interested ing sos is effectively a - interested ing sos is effectively a morse code eherreee— effectively a morse code distress signal- effectively a morse code distress signal. so that effectively a morse code distress signal . so that puts distress signal. so that puts eeren— distress signal. so that puts more detail on— distress signal. so that puts more detail on it, not just tappingr_ more detail on it, not just iappingr hw— more detail on it, not just tappingr but if— more detail on it, not just tapping, but if it was an sos, hhen— tapping, but if it was an sos, rhen cher— tapping, but if it was an sos, then that shows— tapping, but if it was an sos, then that shows that the eeeeengere— then that shows that the passengers on board the submersible— passengers on board the submersible are still very much enve— submersible are still very much ehhve .— submersible are still very much ehhve . cen— submersible are still very much alive . can they— submersible are still very much alive . can they be—

submersible are still very much alive . can they be certain from alive. can they be certain from he— alive. can they be certain from he hehe— alive. can they be certain from he nehe e — alive. can they be certain from the help ? can— alive. can they be certain from the help ? can they- alive. can they be certain from the help ? co“ t “ the help? can they be certain it's there from the submersible is what we are understood standing is happening. there are regular taps standing is happening. there are regwher reee ene— standing is happening. there are regular taps and sos— “rg “rg there are regular taps and sos signal is hehng— regular taps and sos signal is hehng eene— regular taps and sos signal is hehng eenr. a— regular taps and sos signal is being sent. a distress signal. beitig setit. a distress sigtial. so being sent. a distress signal. se cher— being sent. a distress signal. se rher ghvee— being sent. a distress signal. so that gives us— being sent. a distress signal. so that gives us some hope hecee— so that gives us some hope because that— so that gives us some hope because that clock is now rhckhng— because that clock is now ticking down _ because that clock is now ticking down 24 hours. oxygen supply— ticking down 24 hours. oxygen eweehy he— ticking down 24 hours. oxygen eweehy he heh— ticking down 24 hours. oxygen supply is left less left , supply is left less left, reenee— supply is left less left, rather, and— supply is left less left, rather, and maybe even not not rher. — rather, and maybe even not not even that. now— rather, and maybe even not not even that. now _ rather, and maybe even not not even that. now ' 2 rather, and maybe even not not even that. now “2 even that. now and any indication about how deep down this submersible is? right. we also know are— this submersible is? right. we also know are hearing- o7 right. we also know are hearing from our cher— also know are hearing from our sources that last— also know are hearing from our sources that last night two vehhchee— sources that last night two vehicles were— sources that last night two vehicles were sent down to where enhe— vehicles were sent down to where this submersible— vehicles were sent down to where this submersible could be. now eheee— this submersible could be. now those vehicles— this submersible could be. now those vehicles could only go to sheen.— those vehicles could only go to eehen- hhe— those vehicles could only go to 3000m. the submersible , if it is 3000m. tiie submersible, if it is oti 3000m. the submersible, if it is en rhe— 3000m. the submersible, if it is en rhe eeehece— 3000m. the submersible, if it is on the seabed, is— 3000m. the submersible, if it is on the seabed, is more like at eehen— on the seabed, is more like at eehew hhey— on the seabed, is more like at 3800m. they couldn't get below ener.— 3800m. they couldn't get below rher. hheee— 3800m. they couldn't get below that. these vehicles both hnehechech— that. these vehicles both imploded. oh— that. these vehicles both imploded. oh gosh. when they whee— imploded. oh gosh. when they whee hr.— imploded. oh gosh. when they tried it. yeah,— imploded. oh gosh. when they tried it. yeah, they weren't. enewe— tried it. yeah, they weren't. shewe hew—

tried it. yeah, they weren't. shows how complex and how ehhhcwhr— shows how complex and how difficult this— shows how complex and how difficult this is. _ shows how complex and how difficult this is. we are also understanding— difficult this is. we are also understanding that wives of the eeeeengere— understanding that wives of the eeeeengere h— understanding that wives of the passengers i don't know how many passetigers i doti't know how tiiatiy of passengers i don't know how many er hen,— passengers i don't know how many of them, whether— passengers i don't know how many of them, whether it's— passengers i don't know how many of them, whether it's two wives, hhnee— of them, whether it's two wives, rhree whvee— of them, whether it's two wives, three wives, because there's hhve— three wives, because there's rhve eeeeengere— three wives, because there's five passengers on board. yeah, five passetigers oti board. yeah, but five passengers on board. yeah, her here— five passengers on board. yeah, her here ee— five passengers on board. yeah, but there are wives waiting on a enhe— but there are wives waiting on a ehhe rer— but there are wives waiting on a enhe rer ehehn— but there are wives waiting on a ship for their loved— but there are wives waiting on a ship for their loved ones, eeeeererehy— ship for their loved ones, desperately hoping for good news. now, what is also interesting _ news. now, what is also interesting ,— news. now, what is also interesting , sorry, got lots to interesting, sorry, got lots to ren— interesting, sorry, got lots to en yew— interesting, sorry, got lots to new yew here.— interesting, sorry, got lots to tell you here. there is a when— tell you here. there is a british firm _ tell you here. there is a british firm called megala. now hhey— british firm called megala. now rhey eey— british firm called megala. now rhey eey hhey— british firm called megala. now rhey eey rhey ee— british firm called megala. now they say they are ready to help they say they are ready to iielp they say they are ready to help . hhey— they say they are ready to help . hhey ee— they say they are ready to help . hhey very— they say they are ready to help . they are very much on standby. t hny— . they are very much on standby. hhey ee— . they are very much on standby. they are working— . they are very much on standby. they are working full time to rhe — they are working full time to secure the necessary air support secure the tiecessary air support to secure the necessary air support re eve— secure the necessary air support he ehehn— secure the necessary air support to move their specialist egwhenenr— to move their specialist equipment and support crew to equiptiietit atid support crew to the equipment and support crew to he weren— equipment and support crew to the north atlantic. now magellan heve— the north atlantic. now magellan heve wner-e— the north atlantic. now magellan have what's called— the north atlantic. now magellan have what's called those these heve — have what's called those these heve rheee — have what's called those these rovs, these remotely operated vehhchee. — rovs, these remotely operated vehhchee. hhey— rovs, these remotely operated vehicles. they can go as far newn— vehicles. they can go as far eewn ee— vehicles. they can go as far down as 6000m.- vehicles. they can go as far down as 6000m. that's crucial if the submersibles— down as 6000m. that's crucial if the submersibles at— down as 6000m. that's crucial if the submersibles at 3800. but here— the submersibles at 3800. but here ecene— the submersibles at 3800. but there seems to— the submersibles at 3800. but there seems to be— the submersibles at 3800. but there seems to be a bit of a

heewe— there seems to be a bit of a eheewe gehng— there seems to be a bit of a dispute going on- there seems to be a bit of a dispute going on because there dispute goitig oti because there are dispute going on because there chehne— dispute going on because there chehne ,— dispute going on because there are claims , we— dispute going on because there are claims , we understand that are claims, we utiderstatid that the are claims, we understand that he us— are claims, we understand that the us coastguard for some reason has not— the us coastguard for some reason has not yet approved ehehn— reason has not yet approved their involvement . 3g“ their involvement. right. hecewee— their involvement. right. because apparently my understanding and like i said, this is this is very much breaking news and it is exclusive to gb news through a contact of channel. of contact of the channel. both of these deep water salvage companies, ocean infinity and magellan, magellan , both british magellan, magellan, both british owned three to were 3 to 4 days away. but their equipment could have been flown over by c—17. us military trans sport. as you say, pip the us coastguard said they wouldn't endorse that, but now we understand that biden is involved. the president of america is involved as to whether these resources can be enacted. just get on with it. wen— enacted. just get on with it. wen her-e— enacted. just get on with it. well let's face— enacted. just get on with it. well let's face it,— rot2 just get on with it. well let's face it, budget is ner— well let's face it, budget is ner e— well let's face it, budget is not a concern— well let's face it, budget is not a concern for- well let's face it, budget is not a concern for these budget. hew— not a concern for these budget. you knew.— not a concern for these budget. you knew. he— not a concern for these budget. you know, it should. _ not a concern for these budget. you know, it should. it- you know, it should. it shouldn't be. but.- shouldn't be. but. but why you know, it should. it- shouldn't be. but. but why else wewe— shouldn't be. but. but why else wewe hw— shouldn't be. but. but why else wewe he why— shouldn't be. but. but why else would it? why else would it be hheckeee — would it? why else would it be blocked? this— would it? why else would it be blocked? “ rt.o “ would it? why else would it be blocked? “ rt.o o“ blocked? this country in the world, they thinking world, what are they thinking of? you if it was 3 to of? you know, if it was 3 to 4 eeye— of? you know, if it was 3 to 4 eeye ewey,— of? you know, if it was 3 to 4

eeye ewey, h— of? you know, if it was 3 to 4 days away, i-this- days away, i mean, this submersible— submersible has been missing ehnce— submersible has been missing sunny.— submersible has been missing since sunday. you would think hhey— since sunday. you would think rhey wewe— since sunday. you would think rhey wewe ger— since sunday. you would think they would get all the help they cewe— they would get all the help they cewhe hn— they would get all the help they cewhe hn ee— they would get all the help they could in as quickly as possible could iti as quickly as possible could in as quickly as possible , because as we— could in as quickly as possible , because as we were saying eerhen— , because as we were saying eerhher ,— , because as we were saying egrrg, her-e— , because as we were saying earlier , let's just- , because as we were saying earlier , let's just say fingers earlier, let's just say fingers eehn— earlier, let's just say fingers erhhh very— earlier, let's just say fingers still very much— earlier, let's just say fingers still very much crossed that enhe— still very much crossed that this submersible is located , if tiiis submersible is located, if it this submersible is located, if he he— this submersible is located, if he he en— this submersible is located, if he he en rhe— this submersible is located, if it is on the bottom of the sea hee— it is on the bottom of the sea hee ene— it is on the bottom of the sea bed and that's— it is on the bottom of the sea bed and that's nine empire state hwhhchnge— bed and that's nine empire state hwhhehnge. hew— bed and that's nine empire state buildings. you know , it is a buildings. you know, it is a heng— buildings. you know, it is a heng wey— buildings. you know, it is a long way down. _ buildings. you know, it is a long way down. you locate it, yeve— long way down. you locate it, yeve ger— long way down. you locate it, yeve ger re— long way down. you locate it, you've got to bring it up. yeah hew— you've got to bring it up. yeah hew en— you've got to bring it up. yeah hew en eerch— you've got to bring it up. yeah how on earth are— you've got to bring it up. yeah how on earth are you going to do here— how on earth are you going to do here hew— how on earth are you going to do that? you can't— how on earth are you going to do that? you can't send— how on earth are you going to do that? you can't send deep sea ehvere— that? you can't send deep sea ehvere eewn. — that? you can't send deep sea divers down. you've got to bring divers down. you've got to britig it divers down. you've got to bring h we.— divers down. you've got to bring h we. hew— divers down. you've got to bring he he vew cenh— divers down. you've got to bring it up. you can't free— divers down. you've got to bring it up. you can't free them down here.— it up. you can't free them down here. hhe— it up. you can't free them down there. the water— it up. you can't free them down there. the water pressure is hwnengewe— there. the water pressure is hwnengewe .— there. the water pressure is humongous . so— there. the water pressure is humongous . so how do you do humongous. so how do you do here— humongous. so how do you do here hew— humongous. so how do you do that? you need— humongous. so how do you do that? you need time to do that . that? you need time to do that. hhene— that? you need time to do that. here he— that? you need time to do that. here he heee— that? you need time to do that. there is less than— that? you need time to do that. there is less than 24 hours heh.— there is less than 24 hours heh. heh— there is less than 24 hours left. left now— there is less than 24 hours left. left now .— there is less than 24 hours left. left now . that is the left. left now. that is the ekygen— left. left now. that is the oxygen suppiy- - left. left now. that is the oxygen supply. they have . and oxygen supply. they have. and hwer— oxygen supply. they have. and hwer re— oxygen supply. they have. and just to outline— oxygen supply. they have. and just to outline to— oxygen supply. they have. and just to outline to viewers as wen— just to outline to viewers as new new— just to outline to viewers as well how difficult it must be well how difficult it tiiust be for well how difficult it must be her eheee— well how difficult it must be for these these _ well how difficult it must be for these these five gentlemen for these these five getitletiieti oti for these these five gentlemen en heere. — for these these five gentlemen on board. however experienced hhey— on board. however experienced rhey ere— on board. however experienced rhey ane— on board. however experienced they are. and we— on board. however experienced they are. and we know some of hen — they are. and we know some of hen ee— they are. and we know some of hen very— they are. and we know some of them are very experienced . they them are very experieticed. they are them are very experienced. they hn— them are very experienced. they are in a nightmare— them are very experienced. they are in a nightmare situation . it are iii a nightmare situatioti. it is are in a nightmare situation. it he very— are in a nightmare situation. it he very enehh— are in a nightmare situation. it is very small. this— are in a nightmare situation. it is very small. this submersible.

it's is very small. this submersible. hr-e rhe— is very small. this submersible. he he ehe— is very small. this submersible. it's the size of— is very small. this submersible. it's the size of a— is very small. this submersible. it's the size of a bus. it's very— it's the size of a bus. it's very narrow. there's no seating enhy— very narrow. there's no seating enhy ene— very narrow. there's no seating area. only one person at a time eeerch— area. only one person at a time can stretch their— area. only one person at a time can stretch their legs out. here — can stretch their legs out. here he— can stretch their legs out. there is one— can stretch their legs out. there is one window, but you cenh— there is one window, but you can't see anything because it's hheck— can't see anything because it's hheck .— can't see anything because it's hheck. h— can't see anything because it's black. i mean,— can't see anything because it's black. i mean, it's— can't see anything because it's black. i mean, it's near ereeehng— black. i mean, it's near ereeehng .— black. i mean, it's near freezing . it— black. i mean, it's near freezing . it will be absolutely freezing. it will be absolutely hneererhve— freezing. it will be absolutely imperative that— freezing. it will be absolutely imperative that if you know hope egehner— imperative that if you know hope egehner inoper— imperative that if you know hope against hope, they— imperative that if you know hope against hope, they are still awe,— against hope, they are still awe, cher— against hope, they are still alive, that they— against hope, they are still alive, that they are keeping ehehn— alive, that they are keeping their breathing— alive, that they are keeping their breathing under control, ehehn— their breathing under control, rhehr heen— their breathing under control, their heart pressure is kept hew. — their heart pressure is kept hew. hhene-e— their heart pressure is kept low. there's a— their heart pressure is kept low. there's a 19 year old lad oti low. there's a 19 year old lad en rhere. — low. there's a 19 year old lad en rhere. se— low. there's a 19 year old lad on there. so if— low. there's a 19 year old lad on there. ”ro on there. so if you're just joining us, the headline here is that sources close to gb news have revealed that the banging noises that were reported are believed to be sos, regular taps , a save our souls. morse code signal, as opposed to random banging. those taps we understood were being heard every 30 minutes. now that would neke— every 30 minutes. now that would make sense because— every 30 minutes. now that would make sense because if— ronrogn £50 now that would make sense because if they're rryhng— make sense because if they're rryhng re— make sense because if they're trying to conserve— make sense because if they're trying to conserve energy, hhey-re— trying to conserve energy, rhey-re ner— trying to conserve energy, they're not going to be making ehen— they're not going to be making hen-ewe— they're not going to be making them two minutes. this them every two tiiitiutes. atid this is them every two minutes. and this he-eew— them every two minutes. and this he-eew ne— them every two minutes. and this he-eew rhe- them every two minutes. and this is spur now the rescue, is goitig to spur now the rescue, the is going to spur now the rescue, rhe erreneree— is going to spur now the rescue, the attempted rescue operation, the attempted rescue operatioti, you the attempted rescue operation, yew wewe— the attempted rescue operation, you would - much - the attempted rescue operation, you would much hope so. but you would very much iiope so. but

as you would very much hope so. but eeiwneererene— you would very much hope so. but as.understand at— you would very much hope so. but as.understand at the- you would very much hope so. but as understand at the moment, as we understand at the moment, hhene— as we understand at the moment, here he— as we understand at the moment, here he eehn— as we understand at the moment, there is still no— as we understand at the moment, there is still no sign— as we understand at the moment, there is still no sign of the submersible— there is still no sign of the submersible .— there is still no sign of the submersible . the best hope is submersible. the best hope is her— submersible. the best hope is her hhey— submersible. the best hope is that they locate— submersible. the best hope is that they locate it on the ewecer h— that they locate it on the surface. i mean, how much easier wewe— surface. i mean, how much easier wewe cher— surface. i mean, how much easier wewe hee hee— surface. i mean, how much easier would that be? yeah, now we've got would that be? yeah, now we've ger rhe — would that be? yeah, now we've ger rhe reecwe— would that be? yeah, now we've got the rescue then. the ewhenne— got the rescue then. the submarine pilot, of course, is paul henry, nigel, a paul henry. henry, nigel, a french gentleman. we understand that the french have sent a ship to the called . the atlantic to the site called. the atlantic . it's got a robot that can go down to 20,000ft. and apparently this is ignoring the us advice to do that. but obviously what we're seeing here, pip, is there is a huge amount going on behind the scenes to try to rescue these five people. all sources have told gb news exclusively . have told gb news exclusively. the americans told the two british companies , this is the british companies, this is the ocean, infinity and magellan to stand down. it is believed that two of the wives of the men involved are on one of the ships and the british company

magellan. you know, has been very— magellan. you know, has been very keen— magellan. you know, has been very keen re— magellan. you know, has been very keen to stress— g“ you know, has been very keen to stress over the heer— very keen to stress over the heer rew— very keen to stress over the last few hours— very keen to stress over the last few hours that it is ready last few iiours that it is ready to last few hours that it is ready re nehe. — last few hours that it is ready re nehe. hr— last few hours that it is ready re nehe. h he— last few hours that it is ready to help. it is working round the check.— to help. it is working round the check. hr— to help. it is working round the check. h he— to help. it is working round the clock. it is bringing as much eweeen— clock. it is bringing as much eweeerr ene— clock. it is bringing as much support and specialist equipment support atid specialist equiptiietit as support and specialist equipment ee hr— support and specialist equipment ee hr cn— support and specialist equipment ee hr hw— support and specialist equipment as it can. but it— support and specialist equipment as it can. but it needs the ewherhry— as it can. but it needs the ewherhry re — as it can. but it needs the authority to take off. yeah. heeh— authority to take off. yeah. veeh ane— authority to take off. yeah. yeah and get— authority to take off. yeah. yeah and get there . nono yeah and get there. those are deep— yeah and get there. those are deep water salvage companies and it's morse code, pip. that's the point. morse code. so what we heard what we heard early this morning that it was tapping. morning was that it was tapping. yeah, that could be very indiscriminate, couldn't it? yeah the extra detail , which indiscriminate, couldn't it? yeah the extra detail, which is absolutely crucial, is that it is said to be an sos distress signal. a morse code distress signal. a morse code distress signal. and of course the pilot signal. atid of course the pilot oti signal. and of course the pilot en cher— signal. and of course the pilot on that submersible,- g“n.o and of course the pilot on that submersible, very experienced— on that submersible, very experienced french mariner, wewe— experienced french mariner, wewe knew. — experienced french mariner, would know. 2; experienced french mariner, would know. he's known as he's known as mr titanic because he a number of years ago was one of the first people to go down and visit the titanic wreckage. so if anybody can keep those people calm, it is him. he will know exactly what to do in the

circumstances. and he's a man in circumstances. atid iie's a tnati iti iiis circumstances. and he's a man in hhe hee.— circumstances. and he's a man in hhe hee. hee— circumstances. and he's a man in his 70s. he's not— circumstances. and he's a man in his 70s. he's not young- rt. ”rte. t and he's a man in his 70s. he's not young . \o his 70s. he's not young. no. shehzeee— his 70s. he's not young. \o shahzade shahzadeh shahzada heweech— shahzade shahzadeh shahzada heweee. or— shahzade shahzadeh shahzada dawood. of course, the pakistani hrhrheh— dawood. of course, the pakistani british billionaire— dawood. of course, the pakistani british billionaire who is on he— british billionaire who is on he heer.— british billionaire who is on he heer. he— british billionaire who is on the boat. he made his money in renhhheer— the boat. he made his money in fertiliser actually,— the boat. he made his money in fertiliser actually, and chemicals— fertiliser actually, and chemicals .- fertiliser actually, and chemicals . and apparently he is chemicals. and apparently he is er— chemicals. and apparently he is er rhe— chemicals. and apparently he is one of the funders_ chemicals. and apparently he is one of the funders of the seti hnerhrwe— one of the funders of the seti hnerhrwe hn— one of the funders of the seti institute in california. that research ufos,— institute in california. that research ufos, him and his son very— research ufos, him and his son very much— research ufos, him and his son very much hnce— research ufos, him and his son very much into science fiction. thoy— very much into science fiction. hhey eey— very much into science fiction. hhey eey hhey-re— very much into science fiction. they say they're very much into ewehhng— they say they're very much into ewehhng rhe— they say they're very much into pushing the depths of human understanding— pushing the depths of human understanding of the of the nyererhee— understanding of the of the mysteries of— understanding of the of the mysteries of the universe. acrwehhy— mysteries of the universe. actually and _ mysteries of the universe. actually and that's part of the cher— actually and that's part of the reason that they— actually and that's part of the reason that they wanted to go newn— reason that they wanted to go eewn rhere. — reason that they wanted to go down there. we— reason that they wanted to go down there. �*nhro reason that they wanted to go down there. n.o22 down there. we must also add, though, that that there have been a lot of red flags, let's say. yeah for the safety of the submersible some five years ago. yeah it's claimed there was a former employee who was allegedly fired by the company for raising concerns about the safety and regulation surrounding it. and there have been specific issues about

communications and losing communications and losing communication with the submersible below. below the waves. submersible below. below the heeh— submersible below. below the veeh — submersible below. below the waves. yeah i— submersible below. below the waves. yeah i mean, this this employee warned about problems with the carbon hull of the submersible. he said it needed more testing. and he claims he was ignored. and they knew what hhey— was ignored. and they knew what rhey wee— was ignored. and they knew what they were letting _ g ”22 and they knew what they were letting themselves in they were lettitig themselves iti for they were letting themselves in her hn— they were letting themselves in her hn ene— they were letting themselves in for in one respect— they were letting themselves in for in one respect because when hhey— for in one respect because when rhey ehgnee— for in one respect because when rhey ehgnee rhe— for in one respect because when they signed the waivers, there rhree — they signed the waivers, there were three descriptions of how hhey— were three descriptions of how rhey nhghr— were three descriptions of how rhey nhghr ehe— were three descriptions of how they might die on the first page- _ they might die on the first eege. wen.— they might die on the first page. well, let's- they might die on the first page. �*nhrocc t c page. well, let's face it, andrew, you don't embark on a voyage like that without knowing that that could be a possibility. but you believe the risk is worth taking. it's part of the thrill of it, isn't it? and we were talking to a of the thrill of it, isn't it? - and we were talking to a retired keyeh— and we were talking to a retired keyeh wevy— and we were talking to a retired royal navy submarine captain . it royal navy subtnaritie captaiti. it is royal navy submarine captain. it is extraordinary— royal navy submarine captain. it is extraordinary that those sophisticated— is extraordinary that those sophisticated royal navy submarines— sophisticated royal navy submarines can go through , only subtnarities cati go through, only go submarines can go through, only ge newn— submarines can go through, only ge eewn eeen,— submarines can go through, only go down 300m, this tiny little eerchee— go down 300m, this tiny little eerchee we— go down 300m, this tiny little eerchee we ,— go down 300m, this tiny little eerchee we , hr— go down 300m, this tiny little patched up , it looks to me patched up, it looks to me submersible— patched up, it looks to me submersible is— patched up, it looks to me submersible is nearly . 4000m submersible is nearly. 4000m herew— submersible is nearly. 4000m hehew rhe— submersible is nearly. 4000m below the ocean.— submersible is nearly. 4000m below the ocean. below below the ene yew— below the ocean. below below the waves and you pilot— below the ocean. below below the waves and you pilot it using a seny— waves and you pilot it using a sony playstation—

waves and you pilot it using a sony playstation type game cenrrehher— sony playstation type game cenrrehher .— sony playstation type game controller . yeah, apparently. controller. yeah, apparently. heee— controller. yeah, apparently. heeerher— controller. yeah, apparently. does that give _ controller. yeah, apparently. does that give you what happens when— does that give you what happens when hn— does that give you what happens when hn renne— does that give you what happens with in terms of— does that give you what happens with in terms of how this gets ewey— with in terms of how this gets ewey hen — with in terms of how this gets away from from _ with in terms of how this gets away from from the coastline, enhe— away from from the coastline, this particular— away from from the coastline, this particular vehicle, it gets errechee— this particular vehicle, it gets errechee re— this particular vehicle, it gets attached to a— this particular vehicle, it gets attached to a platform and then attached to a platform atid then it's attached to a platform and then we ereggee— attached to a platform and then we ereggee ew— attached to a platform and then it's dragged out by other boats . kne— it's dragged out by other boats . kne er— it's dragged out by other boats . and of course,— it's dragged out by other boats . and of course, in- it's dragged out by other boats . and of course, in this- . and of course, in this situation, it's dragged 435 miles off the coast of canada in newfoundland, at which point it's dropped effectively the platform releases it and it drops to the bottom. and as we heard earlier, that really it's very basic technology to get it up and to get it was and it was never supposed to be an expedition, know, lasting expedition, you know, lasting many days. the actual the actual eeecenr— many days. the actual the actual eeecenr newn— many days. the actual the actual descent down to— many days. the actual the actual descent down to the— tn.o“y 2 the actual the actual descent down to the wreckage was descetit down to the wreckage was two descent down to the wreckage was we hewe— descent down to the wreckage was two hours down. _ descent down to the wreckage was two hours down. several hours heekhng— two hours down. several hours heekhng er— two hours down. several hours heekhng er rhe— two hours down. several hours looking at the wreckage, which lookitig at the wreckage, which is looking at the wreckage, which he whhch — looking at the wreckage, which he whhch he— looking at the wreckage, which is which is in— looking at the wreckage, which is which is in two— looking at the wreckage, which is which is in two parts at the herren. — is which is in two parts at the herren. kne— is which is in two parts at the bottom. and then- is which is in two parts at the bottom. ““2 “o“ is which is in two parts at the bottom. ““2 t bottom. and then two hours back, we've all asked a question, why didn't it remain attached to something above, above something wrong above, above the sea ? because the cable could get sea? because the cable could get caughtin sea? because the cable could get caught in the currents . it could caught in the currents. it could be dragged into the titanic . i be dragged into the titanic. i mean, one expert also raised

eeyhng— mean, one expert also raised concerns, saying what there enewe — concerns, saying what there should have— concerns, saying what there should have been and there enr— should have been and there wasn't was a backup sub. yeah execrhy. — wasn't was a backup sub. yeah execrhy. h— wasn't was a backup sub. yeah exactly. i mean,— wasn't was a backup sub. yeah exactly. i mean, there are so neny— exactly. i mean, there are so neny heeeene— exactly. i mean, there are so many lessons that will be heernee— many lessons that will be learned and— many lessons that will be learned and of— many lessons that will be learned and of course, they cenh— learned and of course, they cen-r ger— learned and of course, they cen-r ger ew— learned and of course, they can't get out even if they are cati't get out even if they are oti can't get out even if they are en rhe— can't get out even if they are on the surface— can't get out even if they are on the surface because they're heckee— on the surface because they're heckee hen — on the surface because they're locked from the— on the surface because they're locked from the outside. the hnrereerhnghy— locked from the outside. the interestingly interview with the ititerestitigly interview with the ceo interestingly interview with the cre ereckee— interestingly interview with the ceo stocked and— interestingly interview with the ceo stocked and rush, who is one ceo stocked atid ruin, who is one of ceo stocked and rush, who is one er rhe— ceo stocked and rush, who is one er rhe gwye— ceo stocked and rush, who is one er rhe gwye whe-e— ceo stocked and rush, who is one of the guys who's on— ceo stocked and rush, who is one of the guys who's on the boat at of the guys wiio's oti the boat at the of the guys who's on the boat at he nnernenr— of the guys who's on the boat at the moment as— of the guys who's on the boat at the moment as well, in the hnrervhew— the moment as well, in the interview that— the moment as well, in the interview that we saw earlier, whhch— interview that we saw earlier, whhch wee— interview that we saw earlier, which waslclip_ interview that we saw earlier, which was clip cbs , which was a clip from cbs, heekhng— which was a clip from cbs, heekhng gwhre— which was a clip from cbs, looking quite prophetic it lookitig quite prophetic now it iias looking quite prophetic now it hee-he— looking quite prophetic now it heelhe-he-e- looking quite prophetic now it has be he's asked at has to be said, he's asked at her— has to be said, he's asked at her eehnc— has to be said, he's asked at that point how— has to be said, he's asked at that point how profitable is rhhee — that point how profitable is rhhee _w- that point how profitable is this? _at the| that point how profitable is- this? _at the time, this? and he says at the time, we made a profit yet . we we haven't made a profit yet. we haven't profit yet. it haven't made a profit yet. it was taking of was certainly taking a lot of investment to get this business well. ocean gate off the ground hasn't made a profit yet. well, that's going to be to the end of this business because who would take risk? again , i take this risk? again, i remember i've- ” ~o~a

involved he rowed across the atlantic boat with atlantic in a two man boat with ben . knew there ben fogle. we knew that there was rescue to availability if was no rescue to availability if he was to drown. and at one point they did capsize and we did lose contact with them for about ten days or so. and when they did eventually arrive in antigua after 50 days and nights at sea on a tiny little boat, we didn't know what kind of state they were in. and what the they were in. and what is the wife, what do you think when your go and your partner is going to go and do you do something like this? you trust they've their trust that they've done their preparation. to trust preparation. you have to trust them, that they know their limits and that they have accounted for every eventuality . the mother of sulaiman dawood, the wife of shahzada dawood , she the wife of shahzada dawood, she must have had faith that these people were going to keep her family safe. and of course , she family safe. and of course, she she would have asked the questions. but she would have asked the questions . but how horrific to questions. but how horrific to rhhnk— questions. but how horrific to rhhnk hhene— questions. but how horrific to think there is— questions. but how horrific to think there is a— questions. but how horrific to think there is a wife- questions. but how horrific to think there is a wife .- 2 but how horrific to think there is a wife . she's a think there is a wife. she's a whe,— think there is a wife. she's a whe, hw— think there is a wife. she's a wife, but she's— think there is a wife. she's a wife, but she's also a mother of a wife, but she's also a mother of ero— wife, but she's also a mother of eho yeer— wife, but she's also a mother of ere yeer eheh— wife, but she's also a mother of a 19 year old. and— wife, but she's also a mother of a 19 year old. and you know where — a 19 year old. and you know what? when— a 19 year old. and you know what? when it— a 19 year old. and you know what? when it does- a 19 year old. and you know what? inthno“ c 2 go a 19 year old. and you know what? " o : go g a 19 year old. and you know- what.7 when it does go wrong, as what? when it does go wrong, as it did with my what.7 when it does go wrong, as it did with my ex—husband, he was a cross america his

was doing a cross america on his bike got hit by a bike and he got hit by a truck. and it goes wrong in that and when it goes wrong in that moment , you and when it goes wrong in that moment, you think, why did we ever think this was a sensible thing to do in that moment? suddenly you have clarity. that optimism has obfuscated whilst you're all embarked on this particular endeavour. let's get stephen particular endeavour. let's get stephen pound— particular endeavour. let's get stephen pound and— two” o: ” let's get stephen pound and charlie rowley here.— stephen pound and charlie rowley here. this— stephen pound and charlie rowley here. this is— stephen pound and charlie rowley here. this is fabulous news on the— here. this is fabulous news on the mace— here. this is fabulous news on the eehece .— here. this is fabulous news on the surface . sos,— here. this is fabulous news on the surface . sos, they're alive the surface. sos, they're alive . somebody— the surface. sos, they're alive . somebody is. _ the surface. sos, they're alive . somebody is. it— the surface. sos, they're alive . somebody is. c z the surface. sos, they're alive .somebody is. c z . somebody is. it is. and when the clock is against you, when the clock is against you, when the clock is ticking and everybody is hanging on for that minute , bannau bit of hope. this minute, bannau bit of hope. this is something that is bringing hope to all of those that are part of the rescue service. everybody that's come together to sector , you to and the private sector, you know, yachtsmen have added their weight behind the search. any small thing that people can hold on to, and particularly for the families , you families who are obviously, you know, at this know, are hopeless at this point, about point, you can do nothing about it. one point, you can do nothing about it . one of the key things is to it. one of the key things is to eehew— it. one of the key things is to eehuehy geh— it. one of the key things is to eehuehy gee e— c one of the key things is to actually get a response that actually get a response to that . vee— actually get a response to that . hee eheeehe— actually get a response to that . you operate briefly. yeah. and it's . you operate briefly. yeah. and he eh— . you operate briefly. yeah. and it's an extraordinary sensation. huh— it's an extraordinary sensation. huh ehe— it's an extraordinary sensation. huh hhe hhe— it's an extraordinary sensation. but the thing to— it's an extraordinary sensation. but the thing to do at the

mement— but the thing to do at the moment he— but the thing to do at the moment is absolutely not to hehhe. — moment is absolutely not to hehhe. _vou- moment is absolutely not to- panic._you actually panic. i mean, when you actually go panic. i mean, when you actually ee-euhhehhee— panic. i mean, when you actually go-submarines,-of- go into submarines, first of all:— go into submarines, first of eh h-e— go into submarines, first of eh he very— go into submarines, first of all, it's very strange. like hhey— all, it's very strange. like hhey-chenge- all, it's very strange. like. they-change-lights all, it's very strange. like- they-change-lights from they they change the lights from from —eeoo| from white to amber about 6:00 in from white to amber about 6:00 h-evehhg— from white to amber about 6:00 h-evehhe he— from white to amber about 6:00 in .evening to give - from white to amber about 6:00 in evening to give the in the evening to give the nheehn— in the evening to give the illusion _and- in the evening to give the illusion _and i. in the evening to give the- illusion _and i remember illusion of dusk. and i remember the—heeh— illusion of dusk. and i remember the—heat wee- illusion of dusk. and i remember the boat was actually the gym in my boat was actually an exercise bicycle— the gym in my boat was actually an exercise bicycle the an exercise bicycle under the hhene— an exercise bicycle under the hhene .— an exercise bicycle under the hhene . heu— an exercise bicycle under the missile . you know, but but there missile. you know, but but there are missile. you know, but but there e—ehe- missile. you know, but but there. are _who are actually are some people who are actually hehee—heewe.- are some people who are actually rather-feeling. but- rather enjoy that feeling. but the heh— rather enjoy that feeling. but the main thing— rather enjoy that feeling. but the main thing do is if you the main thing to do is if you hehhe— the main thing to do is if you panic-people— the main thing to do is if you hehhe-heehhe h- the main thing to do is if you panic people i saw people do panic and people i saw people do it panic and people i saw people do h eheeehh— panic and people i saw people do it suddenly claustrophobe it suddenly the claustrophobe heer—hhen- it suddenly the claustrophobe fear—then that's. fear can hit you. then that's eheeeh— fear can hit you. then that's disaster.-don't- fear can hit you. then that'sl disaster.-don't-to disaster. and i don't want to wheh— disaster. and i don't want to heh—heel disaster. and i don't want to. heh—huh hhe wish this on anybody, but the ether—hhe- other key thing about this hehhyeeepe— bathyscape well, this particular euhherehhhe— bathyscape well, this particular submersible-with— bathyscape well, this particular submersible with a submarine. submersible is with a submarine. you submersible is with a submarine. heh-yee— submersible is with a submarine. hee-yee actually- submersible is with a submarine. you you actually don't you know, you actually don't hee— you know, you actually don't he— you know, you actually don't he the— you know, you actually don't rise to the surface like a vtol whet— rise to the surface like a vtol what-ee— rise to the surface like a vtol what-he he— rise to the surface like a vtol what-do is you- rise to the surface like a vtol what do is you actually have what you do is you actually have hehhe— what you do is you actually have forward propulsion— what you do is you actually have forward propulsion and the vanes will forward propulsion and the vanes whh eheh— forward propulsion and the vanes whh ehee-yee— forward propulsion and the vanes will then you upwards will then direct you upwards whh— will then direct you upwards whh hhe— will then direct you upwards with this particular one. it's to with this particular one. it's helwhh— with this particular one. it's to .with gravity. - with this particular one. it's to with gravity. they to do with gravity. they had eheee— to do with gravity. they had heee—ehee- to do with gravity. they hadi these—pipes and these metal filled pipes and eenhheee— these metal filled pipes and sandbags. god— these metal filled pipes and sandbags. god help us. i know. hhe— sandbags. god help us. i know. and whhch— sandbags. god help us. i know. and which took— sandbags. god help us. i know. and which took them down. and eheh— and which took them down. and then he— and which took them down. and then the heee— and which took them down. and then the idea is— and which took them down. and then the idea is they jettisoned then the idea is they jettisoned hhe heee.— then the idea is they jettisoned hhe heee. hhey— then the idea is they jettisoned the bags. they jettison all all the bags. they jettison all all the hehee.— the bags. they jettison all all the ballast. yeah.— the bags. they jettison all all the ballast. yeah. and right. hh— the ballast. yeah. and right. h-h eeeh. — the ballast. yeah. and right. i'm sorry. {9c o the ballast. yeah. and right. i'm sorry. f" i'm sorry. construction pipes were the bad part of the ballast. and thing is, run ballast. and the thing is, run by the— ballast. and the thing is, run by he gehee— and the thing is, run by the games console. apparently i_w— by the games console. apparently h-eey ehee-e— by the games console. apparently i-say there's going- by the games console. apparently

i say there's going to i have to say there's going to be i have to say there's going to hee—eh— i have to say there's going to he—ehiehehhel i have to say there's going to. be_of.claims. if be the mother of all claims. if ehyhhhg— be the mother of all claims. if anything .— be the mother of all claims. if anything , disastrous. please anything, disastrous. and please god:— anything, disastrous. and please eeh-hee— anything, disastrous. and please god,-bad does- anything, disastrous. and please god, bad does happen. god, nothing bad does happen. hee— god, nothing bad does happen. hee eeehe— god, nothing bad does happen. just eeeh ee— god, nothing bad does happen. just feels to-like_ god, nothing bad does happen. just feels to .like this- god, nothing bad does happen. just feels to .like this was. just feels to me like this was bodged a garage. well bodged up in a garage. well doesn't you? £50,000. you doesn't it to you? £50,000. you eeh-h— doesn't it to you? £50,000. you eeh-h eeh— doesn't it to you? £50,000. you eeh-h gee heeh— doesn't it to you? £50,000. you don't get much for— doesn't it to you? £50,000. you don't get much for that- : c c 7 £50,000. you don't get much for that nowadays .—heee- don't get much for that nowadays .—heee h- don't get much for that nowadays .—heee h heee. | . what's he say? does it does. but part of the event but this was part of the event was very proud it. he went on was very proud of it. he went on this part of their this is part of their promotional to that promotional video to say that we've construct we've been able to construct this out of this this submersible out of just ordinary items off the shelf. and to give you the quote heh— shelf. and to give you the quote from stockton,— shelf. and to give you the quote from stockton,-ceo- shelf. and to give you the quote from stockton,-ceo ofi from stockton, rush, the ceo of oceangate.— from stockton, rush, the ceo of oeeehgehe. whe— from stockton, rush, the ceo of oceangate, who is— from stockton, rush, the ceo of oceangate, who is one of the guys— oceangate, who is one of the guye eh— oceangate, who is one of the guye on he— oceangate, who is one of the guys on the boat— oceangate, who is one of the guys on the boat now, the quote in guys on the boat now, the quote h eheh— guys on the boat now, the quote in that interview— guys on the boat now, the quote in that interview was the eheeehe— in that interview was the. thrusters—lights thrusters can fail, the lights ge— thrusters can fail, the lights ge eeh— thrusters can fail, the lights can go out, but— thrusters can fail, the lights can go out, but you will still be can go out, but you will still he eehe— can go out, but you will still he eehe . — can go out, but you will still be safe . well,— can go out, but you will still be safe . well, it's- can go out, but you will still be safe . �*fh�*hoo . : be safe. well, it's supposed to have that one. have seven backups on that one. and i'm not sure about the and i'm not even sure about the thrusters. mean, thing thrusters. i mean, the thing is, it's the of ford it's about the size of a ford transit if you transit van at best. if you think about it. yeah. you know, actually a separate toilet with actually a separate toilet with a curtain behind, know, a curtain behind, you know, £250,000 for that. i wouldn't go down there if you paid me just was it ever safe? yeah. and hhey-re— was it ever safe? yeah. and hhey-re really— c 7 yeah. and they're really terrifying. thing— they're really terrifying. hhhg he— they're really terrifying. hhhg he he— they're really terrifying. thing is in a— they're really terrifying. thing is in a few- they're really terrifying. thing is in a few years to come, maybe people will. i god maybe people will. i mean, god forbid, anything dreadful happens, can imagine happens, but i can imagine

future tours to see future submersible tours to see where the submersible was next to the titanic. yeah already talking about— to the titanic. yeah already talking about are- coot. / already talking about are they really it eeehee— talking about are they really it eeehee eheh— talking about are they really it sounds sick, but— talking about are they really it sounds sick, but mean it's on sounds sick, but i mean it's on he— sounds sick, but i mean it's on the—he— sounds sick, but i mean it's on the—h-e-eehl the other hand, it's the real me — the other hand, it's the real world. yeah— the other hand, it's the real world. “no?" let's bring you world. yeah. let's bring you the.— world. yeah. let's bring you the heeh— world. yeah. let's bring you the. yeah let's— world. “no?" let's bring you the. yeah let's bring you the heeehhee. — the. yeah let's bring you the headlines. this— the. yeah let's bring you the headlines. this is this is sources close- headlines. this is this is sources close to gb news. this is sources close to gb news. this he—he— sources close to gb news. this he—he eu- sources close to gb news. this is_to our channel.j is an exclusive to our channel. we— is an exclusive to our channel. he he— is an exclusive to our channel. we hearing— is an exclusive to our channel. we are hearing regular we are hearing that the regular hehe— we are hearing that the regular heee whhch— we are hearing that the regular taps which have— we are hearing that the regular taps which have been reported heh— taps which have been reported heh-hehhe— taps which have been reported from-boats are— taps which have been reported from boats are sos signal . from the boats are sos signal. so from the boats are sos signal. so save— from the boats are sos signal. so see eu— from the boats are sos signal. so save our souls— from the boats are sos signal. so save our souls morse code. i he— so save our souls morse code. i he yee— so save our souls morse code. i he you eeh— so save our souls morse code. i he yee ee— so save our souls morse code. i bet you can do it.— so save our souls morse code. i bet you can do it. dot, dot, do..— bet you can do it. dot, dot, eeh eeeh— bet you can do it. dot, dot, dot, dash, dash,— bet you can do it. dot, dot, dot, dash, dash, dash, dot, dot, eeh— dot, dash, dash, dash, dot, dot, eeh hhenk— dot, dash, dash, dash, dot, dot, eeh hhehh yee— dot, dash, dash, dash, dot, dot, dot. thank you very much. thee-e— dot. thank you very much. hhere-e every— dot. thank you very much. there's every 30- dot. thank you very much. there's every 30 minutes they're coming-— there's every 30 minutes they're eehhe. hhe— there's every 30 minutes they're eehhg. hhe hwe— there's every 30 minutes they're coming. the two deep water eeheee— coming. the two deep water salvage companies are ocean hhhhy— salvage companies are ocean hhhhy ehe— salvage companies are ocean infinity and magellan. they're hehh— infinity and magellan. they're both british _ infinity and magellan. they're both british owned companies. they— both british owned companies. hhey wee— both british owned companies. hhey e— both british owned companies. hhey ehe— both british owned companies. they were 3 to 4— both british owned companies. they were 3 to 4 days away, but eheh— they were 3 to 4 days away, but hheh eqwhhehe— they were 3 to 4 days away, but their equipment could not have eewe— their equipment could not have cewee-heeh— their equipment could not have could - been flown - their equipment could not have could been flown over by us could have been flown over by us hhhew— could have been flown over by us military transport.— could have been flown over by us military transport. but we understand— military transport. but we understand the us coastguard heeded— understand the us coastguard eeeheee heh— understand the us coastguard decided not to— understand the us coastguard decided not to fund that , isn't decided not to fund that, isn't it? decided not to fund that, isn't he ahe— decided not to fund that, isn't he and we— decided not to fund that, isn't it? and we now— decided not to fund that, isn't it? and we now understand that at eheh— it? and we now understand that at that hehh— it? and we now understand that at that point joe _ it? and we now understand that at that point joe biden has got hwehee.— at that point joe biden has got involved. what— at that point joe biden has got involved. what what will happen eheee— involved. what what will happen heee we— involved. what what will happen heee we de— involved. what what will happen there? we do not— involved. what what will happen there? we do not know. the submersible— there? we do not know. the submersible is— there? we do not know. the submersible is believed to be at eeech.— submersible is believed to be at

eeooh. that-e— submersible is believed to be at 3800m. that's 2.3— submersible is believed to be at 3800m. that's 2.3 miles, which i hhhh— 3800m. that's 2.3 miles, which i ehhh he— 3800m. that's 2.3 miles, which i hhhhh he heew— 3800m. that's 2.3 miles, which i think is pretty much the seabed. the think is pretty much the seabed. hhe eeehee— think is pretty much the seabed. the seabed at— think is pretty much the seabed. the seabed at that— think is pretty much the seabed. the seabed at that particular hehh— the seabed at that particular hehhh heeh— the seabed at that particular point last night— the seabed at that particular point last night ,— the seabed at that particular point last night , they sent down point last night, they sent down two point last night, they sent down we vehhchee— point last night, they sent down two vehicles. they— point last night, they sent down two vehicles. they only went ehewh— two vehicles. they only went eewh he — two vehicles. they only went down to 3000m _ two vehicles. they only went down to 3000m and both imploded wheh— down to 3000m and both imploded wheh ehew— down to 3000m and both imploded wheh hhey eee— down to 3000m and both imploded when they got below 3000m. i ehewh— when they got below 3000m. i ehewhe eew. — when they got below 3000m. i should say. they— when they got below 3000m. i should say. "how u: should say. they were unmanned. they were unmanned— should say. "th "hwoo o. o": they were unmanned submersibles. whee— they were unmanned submersibles. whee wewe— they were unmanned submersibles. whee wewhe ehew— they were unmanned submersibles. what would they have been like, shephehe — what would they have been like, shephehe -h— what would they have been like, stephen? _i mean,- what would they have been like, stephen? _i mean, the. what would they have been like, stephen? �*" stephen? well, i mean, the first thing his sonobuoys. they're thing is his sonobuoys. they're probably be dropping sonobuoys. thing is his sonobuoys. they're probably besame)ing sonobuoys. thing is his sonobuoys. they're probably be same things 1obuoys. thing is his sonobuoys. they're probably be same things that oys. thing is his sonobuoys. they're probably be same things that we they're the same things that we used to drop off the stern of frigates, to detect frigates, mostly to detect submarines actually made in submarines and actually made in greenfield, oddly enough. but so the about the sonobuoys is the point about the sonobuoys is once actually locked on once you've actually locked on to and this to the sound and this is obviously someone is simply tapping bulkhead tapping on the bulkhead of the vessel know with a hammer or something. in something. you can then track in on the sonobuoys are on that and the sonobuoys are operative to some pretty operative down to some pretty deep. talking 3 4 deep. we're talking about 3 or 4 miles there. could deep. we're talking about 3 or 4 miles there. could miles down there. so this could be the best possible news miles down there. so this could be the best possible news because sonobuoy, which because sonobuoy, which be the best possible news becwthen sonobuoy, which be the best possible news becwthen retrieved,»buoy, which be the best possible news becwthen sonobuoy, which be the best possible news becwthen retrieved,»buoy, which be the best possible news becwthen retrieved, hasy, which can then be retrieved, has actually locked to then be the best possible news becwthen retrieved, hasy, which can then be retrieved, has actually locked to then actually locked on to that, then actually locked on to that, then we actually have the vector that we actually have the vector that we actually have the vector that we can actually approach. the we actually have the vector that we can actually approach. the question is what the hell do we question is what the hell do we do? we have i don't think do? we have i don't think do? we have no, i don't think anybody any any do? we have no, i don't think anybody any any anybody in the world has any any mechanism for actually going down extracting

down there and extracting breaching. so going to breaching. so you're going to have lift it. the have to try to lift it. now, the thing what, £200? thing weighs, what, £200? i think, doesn't it? so i guess the think, doesn't it? so i guess he heeh— think, doesn't it? so i guess the best-scenario,- think, doesn't it? so i guess the best-scenario, if- think, doesn't it? so i guess the best-scenario, if it. think, doesn't it? so i guessl the best-scenario, if it is the best case scenario, if it is hehhe— the best case scenario, if it is hewee ehe— the best case scenario, if it is hewee ehelhe— the best case scenario, if it is found andlis in— the best case scenario, if it is found and is in some way found and it is in some way ehhehehee— found and it is in some way entangled old,— found and it is in some way entangled old, could they disentangle— entangled old, could they disentangle this? i think it's power— disentangle this? i think it's power we're talking about. i ehhhh— power we're talking about. i heh heh— power we're talking about. i heh heh e— power we're talking about. i think it's a power— power we're talking about. i think it's a power outage would have be would be the obvious problem. they need to do problem. what they need to do and they possibly external they could jettison could actually jettison the ballast. other ballast. yeah but on the other hand, you many hand, it's been, you know, many , many years was in , many years since i was in boats. yeah well, it it's boats. yeah. yeah well, it it's exweehehhew. — boats. yeah. yeah well, it it's extraordinary. good,- / / well, it it's extraordinary. good, good news in extraordinary. good, good news he ee— extraordinary. good, good news in one sense, isn't— extraordinary. good, good news in one sense, isn't it? yeah. is it in one sense, isn't it? yeah. is he hhke— in one sense, isn't it? yeah. is he he eheee— in one sense, isn't it? yeah. is it like these, these- in one sense, isn't it? yeah. is it like these, these mine rescue eeehee. — it like these, these mine rescue eeehee. heeh— it like these, these mine rescue stories. yeah .— it like these, these mine rescue stories. yeah . it's— it like these, these mine rescue stories. “how?" . ”hoo o stories. yeah. it's there's been some very i mean, you know, and i know this incredible film and the in the after the children found in the after prime minister's question time is amazing. pip, you so is amazing. pip, thank you so hweh— is amazing. pip, thank you so hweh seewe— is amazing. pip, thank you so much steve and— g pip, thank you so much steve and charlie as well. hhenk— much steve and charlie as well. hhehh wew— much steve and charlie as well. hhehh yew ehh— much steve and charlie as well. thank you all very— much steve and charlie as well. thank you all very much. let's heee— thank you all very much. let's heee ehh— thank you all very much. let's hope this when— thank you all very much. let's hope this when we're with you tomorrow, really good tomorrow, we've got really good news. typekit. let's news. these guys typekit. let's hope so. pmqs . 3 4