gentlemen, i am in not one, but two— gentlemen, i am in not one, but two of— gentlemen, i am in not one, but two of my— gentlemen, i am in not one, but two ot my very— gentlemen, i am in not one, but two of my very favourite places on earth.— two of my very favourite places on earth. ow.— two of my very favourite places on earth. 0.1. i'm— two of my very favourite places on earth. 0.1. i'm in— two of my very favourite places on earth. 0.1. i'm in a pub. yes 0.2.— on earth. 0.1. i'm in a pub. yes 0.2. t— on earth. 0.1. i'm in a pub. yes 0.2. t toot— on earth. 0.1. i'm in a pub. yes 0.2. it does not— on earth. 0.1. i'm in a pub. yes 0.2. it does not get— on earth. 0.1. i'm in a pub. yes 0.2. it does not get any better thon— 0.2. it does not get any better than two— 0.2. it does not get any better than this because— 0.2. it does not get any better than this because the pub is in vottottto— than this because the pub is in vottottto .— than this because the pub is in yorkshire . we— than this because the pub is in yorkshire . we are— than this because the pub is in yorkshire . we are going to have yorkshire. we are going to have a yorkshire. we are going to have t grott— yorkshire. we are going to have o great ttmo— yorkshire. we are going to have a great time tonight. there is so moot— a great time tonight. there is so much coming— a great time tonight. there is so much coming your way of tho— so much coming your way of course. the bank— so much coming your way of course. the bank of england have tnotoooot— course. the bank of england have tnotoooot tt— course. the bank of england have increased it interest— increased it interest rates ogotn— increased it interest rates ogotn to— increased it interest rates ogotn to o— increased it interest rates again to a whopping 5. what on earth— again to a whopping 5. what on earth to— again to a whopping 5. what on earth to gotng— again to a whopping 5. what on earth is going on,— again to a whopping 5. what on earth is going on, do you think? those— earth is going on, do you think? those tot— earth is going on, do you think? those tot oo— earth is going on, do you think? these lot are even— earth is going on, do you think? these lot are even fit for purpose— these lot are even fit for purpose anymore? let's not totgot— purpose anymore? let's not totgot tho— purpose anymore? let's not forget the 2%_ purpose anymore? let's not forget the 2% target. i want to tott— forget the 2% target. i want to tott to — forget the 2% target. i want to tott to my— forget the 2% target. i want to talk to my audience and to my oonot— talk to my audience and to my ponot otout— talk to my audience and to my panel about what— talk to my audience and to my panel about what it means for us to ont— panel about what it means for us to ant-ot— panel about what it means for us to and-at home.— panel about what it means for us to and at home. how do you to and you at home. how do you toot— to and you at home. how do you toot tott— to and you at home. how do you feel right now?— to and you at home. how do you feel right now? -you- to and you at home. how do you feel right now? you coming feel right now? are you coming to tho— feel right now? are you coming to tho ont— feel right now? are you coming to tho ont ot— feel right now? are you coming to the end of your— feel right now? are you coming to the end of your term? are you nowouot— to the end of your term? are you nowouot-to— to the end of your term? are you nowouot-to o— to the end of your term? are you nervous? is a solution? is nervous? what is a solution? is it nervous? what is a solution? is tt moo— nervous? what is a solution? is it more government help? and get this it more government help? and get tots—tho— it more government help? and get ttto—tto oo- it more government help? and get this—the eve, the- this tomorrow is the eve, the seventh—ot- this tomorrow is the eve, the seventh _ of us i this tomorrow is the eve, the- seventh_of us voting seventh anniversary of us voting to totte— seventh anniversary of us voting to toowo tho— seventh anniversary of us voting to leave the european union . to leave the european union. ttmo— to leave the european union. time-doesn't- to leave the european union. time-doesn't it?- to leave the european union. time doesn't it? how do time flies, doesn't it? how do you— time flies, doesn't it? how do wow—t— time flies, doesn't it? how do wow—tt otto- time flies, doesn't it? how do you—it all? has- you feel about it all? has trott— you feel about it all? has brexit been— you feel about it all? has brexit been a— you feel about it all? has brexit been a success? it brexit been a success? is it wotttngt— brexit been a success? is it wotttngt to— brexit been a success? is it wotttngt to t— brexit been a success? is it working? is it too early to tout— working? is it too early to tell? would— working? is it too early to tell? would you change your vote?— tell? would you change your vote? there's— tell? would you change your vote? there's lots to get into when— vote? there's lots to get into when-to— vote? there's lots to get into when -to that. - vote? there's lots to get into when to that. and vote? there's lots to get into. when-to that. and let's when it comes to that. and let's toot— when it comes to that. and let's toot-towe— when it comes to that. and let's taco-two oo— when it comes to that. and let's face-have so much- when it comes to that. and let's face have so much going face it, we have so much going on-oowtttw— face it, we have so much going on-country, don't- face it, we have so much going on country, don't we? so on in this country, don't we? so moot— on in this country, don't we? so muotltt— on in this country, don't we? so much-it feels— on in this country, don't we? so much lit feels like _

on in this country, don't we? so much it feels like it's in a much of it feels like it's in a tott— much of it feels like it's in a mess right now.— much of it feels like it's in a mess right now. and what are ootttomont— mess right now. and what are parliament doing? they are oponttng— parliament doing? they are spending-time- parliament doing? they are spending time on party spending a lot of time on party gott— spending a lot of time on party 9... wet— spending a lot of time on party goat, wot-toootto- spending a lot of time on party gear, yet reports to come gear, yet more reports to come out,— gear, yet more reports to come out-moto— gear, yet more reports to come out-mote oottoo- out, yet more police investigations . so what earth investigations. so what on earth is investigations. so what on earth to going— investigations. so what on earth to gong-to— investigations. so what on earth to gotng-to wou— investigations. so what on earth is going do you think is going on, do you think potttomont— is going on, do you think parliament been parliament ant have been nogtoottut— parliament ant have been neglectful-it. parliament ant have been- neglectful-it comes to neglectful now when it comes to toouotng — neglectful now when it comes to toouotngiot— neglectful now when it comes to focusing-of-time- neglectful now when it comes to focusing .of .time on - focusing all of this time on tomato,— focusing all of this time on tottwgoto, to— focusing all of this time on partygate, is it— focusing all of this time on partygate, is it time to draw a two— partygate, is it time to draw a too ont— partygate, is it time to draw a line and move— partygate, is it time to draw a line and move on? you tell me ont— line and move on? you tell me and wett— line and move on? you tell me and wow got— line and move on? you tell me and we'll get into— line and move on? you tell me and we'll get into it all tontott— and we'll get into it all tonight and— and we'll get into it all tonight and more. but before we do, tonight and more. but before we to, tot-o— tonight and more. but before we to, tot-o cross— tonight and more. but before we do, let's cross to— tonight and more. but before we do, let's cross to polly middlehurst- do, let's cross to polly middlehurst for the . middlehurst for the. news looot— middlehurst for the. news i good evening- middlehurst for the. news . good evening here- middlehurst for the. news- . good evening here with gb middlehurst for the. news- . gooyou'veing here with gb middlehurst for the. news- . gooyou've beenere with gb middlehurst for the. news- . gooyou've been hearinggb middlehurst for the. news- . gooyou've been hearing in and as you've been hearing in the minutes, we've just the last few minutes, we've just had the had confirmation from the us coastguard they have coastguard that they have discovered debris field near discovered a debris field near the site of the titanic in the search for the missing titan submersible in the north atlantic, a remotely operated vehicle has made the discovery. the information is now being

evaluated by maritime experts . evaluated by maritime experts. it's and we'll be bringing you a news conference live from the us coastguard in boston at at 8 pm. uk time. we know five p.m. uk time. we know five people were inside that missing submersible. they lost contact an hour and 45 minutes into their descent to down see the shipwreck of the titanic on sunday morning . since then, sunday morning. since then, noises had been detected by aircraft scanning the area . and aircraft scanning the area. and we know that paul henry nick gibb is one of those people on board. his daughter said she hoped they would find him alive . he knows how to react. there is . he knows how to react. there to o— . he knows how to react. there to o otottom— . he knows how to react. there to o ptottom .— . he knows how to react. there is a problem . and— he knows how to react. there is a problem . and so i'm very is a problem. and so i'm very confident— is a problem. and so i'm very confident about— is a problem. and so i'm very confident about it— is a problem. and so i'm very confident about it that you . can confident about it that you. can moooo— confident about it that you. can moooo ooot— confident about it that you. can manage good the— confident about it that you. can manage good the situation on and i manage good the situation on and . tmow— manage good the situation on and . tmow mow— manage good the situation on and . tmow to— manage good the situation on and i know now is at— manage good the situation on and i know now is at the— manage good the situation on and i know now is at the place you woott— i know now is at the place you woott two— i know now is at the place you would like to— i know now is at the place you would like to be.— i know now is at the place you would like to be. just i really

topo— would like to be. just i really too mow— would like to be. just i really too tmow wttt— would like to be. just i really hope they will find them all ooto — hope they will find them all ooto .— hope they will find them all ooto . amt— hope they will find them all ooto . amt .— hope they will find them all safe . and i think we have to safe. and i think we have to toot— safe. and i think we have to tmot wmot— safe. and i think we have to trust what they're doing and to be trust what they're doing and to to oomtttomt— trust what they're doing and to be confident . _ trust what they're doing and to be confident . so— trust what they're doing and to be confident . be confident. so one of the relatives of those on board remaining hopeful, we do not know what it means yet that a debns know what it means yet that a debris field has been found in the north atlantic . as we said, the north atlantic. as we said, experts are going to be re—evaluating the area and going over the debris that has been found. we expecting more detail in a news conference, 8:00 uk time. that will be right here on gb news. in the meantime , other gb news. in the meantime, other news today, the bank of england has increased the interest rate by half a percentage point 5% by half a percentage point to 5% today. that's the highest rate in 15 years. it's trying to tackle ongoing price rises. the bank's governor andrew bailey, said inflation is still too high and must be dealt with. but he added, if we don't raise rates now, it could be worse later . now, it could be worse later. and the chancellor, jeremy hunt, said the government's resolve to bnng said the government's resolve to bring inflation down was

watertight. this is the 13th time in a row the bank has increased the interest rate . increased the interest rate. speaking to warehouse workers in kent earlier on today, the prime minister, rishi sunak, said that halving inflation is still his top priority. but he said there's no easy fix. i top priority. but he said there's no easy fix . i know how there's no easy fix. i know how tmoottomt— there's no easy fix. i know how tmoottomt tmo— there's no easy fix. i know how important this is— there's no easy fix. i know how important this is .— there's no easy fix. i know how important this is . that's- ”tsii; ”x i know how important this is . that's why important this is. that's why i oott— important this is. that's why i oott tt— important this is. that's why i oott tt oo— important this is. that's why i oott tt oo my— important this is. that's why i said it as my top— important this is. that's why i said it as my top priority and toot,— said it as my top priority and toot, tt-o— said it as my top priority and look, it's not— said it as my top priority and look, it's not easy— said it as my top priority and look, it's not easy rooting out. tmttottom— look, it's not easy rooting out. tmttottom to— look, it's not easy rooting out. inflation is not— look, it's not easy rooting out. inflation is not easy. it tooottoo— inflation is not easy. it requires difficult decisions. doom-t— requires difficult decisions. doesn't happen overnight. but if we doesn't happen overnight. but if wo tom-t— doesn't happen overnight. but if wo tom-t got— doesn't happen overnight. but if wo tom-t got om— doesn't happen overnight. but if we don't get on top of it, it wttt— we don't get on top of it, it wttt toot— we don't get on top of it, it wttt toot got— we don't get on top of it, it will just get worse and it would toot— will just get worse and it would toot tomoot— will just get worse and it would toot tomoot .— will just get worse and it would last longer . and— will just get worse and it would last longer. and that's not going— last longer. and that's not going to— last longer. and that's not going to to— last longer. and that's not going to do anyone any favours. it's going to do anyone any favours. tt-o mot— going to do anyone any favours. tt-o mot 90mg— going to do anyone any favours. tt-o mot going to— going to do anyone any favours. it's not going to be good for you— it's not going to be good for you omt— it's not going to be good for you omt your— it's not going to be good for you and your families in the tomo— you and your families in the tom tom— you and your families in the tomo amt— you and your families in the long run. and even though it means-have to- long run. and even though it means have to make some means they'll have to make some tttttoott— means they'll have to make some mmoo-.— means they'll have to make some difficult-, and- means they'll have to make some difficult-, and that's- difficult decisions, and that's the difficult decisions, and that's tto—tl difficult decisions, and that's. tho—t om the type of prime minister i am toooooo— the type of prime minister i am toooooolwomt— the type of prime minister i am because iwant to— the type of prime minister i am because want to the right because i want to do the right tomo— because i want to do the right tmtmolwoo— because i want to do the right tmmolwoo omt— because i want to do the right thing you and your families thing for you and your families in thing for you and your families m to— thing for you and your families m to tomo— thing for you and your families in the long term. _ thing for you and your families in the long term. �*ft�*tigc in the long term. well, the totow— in the long term. well, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has said today the government is failing was failing people think it was inevitable the mortgage inevitable that the mortgage rates go today, but we rates would go up today, but we have firstly think about all have to firstly think about all those families, all those

mortgage holders who are going to be really struggling now in the middle a cost of living the middle of a cost of living crisis. now mortgage is crisis. now their mortgage is going— crisis. now their mortgage is goinglgo_ crisis. now their mortgage is goinglgo up— crisis. now their mortgage is going-90 [ip as_ ti.” now their mortgage is going go up as well, and going to go up as well, and mow-to— going to go up as well, and ttow-to—mtool going to go up as well, and. they're—price. they they're paying the price. they are they're paying the price. they ooo—tomo- they're paying the price. they are—price tot- they're paying the price. they are—price for 13. are paying the price for 13 wooto— are paying the price for 13 wooto ot— are paying the price for 13 years of economic failure under two— years of economic failure under this government.— years of economic failure under this government. we haven't had growth—to- growth significantly for 13 woom— growth significantly for 13 woom-to— growth significantly for 13 years. .to that- growth significantly for 13 years. to that the years. add to that the mini—budget last year, which is moo— mini—budget last year, which is huge tomooo— mini—budget last year, which is huge damage-our— mini—budget last year, which is huge damage our economy and huge damage to our economy and the huge damage to our economy and tho tottwo— huge damage to our economy and tho tottwo ot— huge damage to our economy and the failure of the— huge damage to our economy and the failure of the government to do the failure of the government to to-otoot— the failure of the government to do-about energy- the failure of the government to do about energy for do anything about energy for wooto— do anything about energy for wooto-woott— do anything about energy for years would have kept our years that would have kept our two— years that would have kept our tttto .— years that would have kept our tttto . oowm— years that would have kept our bills . down to— years that would have kept our bills . down to 20,000 railway bills. down to 20,000 railway wototo— bills. down to 20,000 railway workers will— bills. down to 20,000 railway workers will go _ bills. down to 20,000 railway workers will go on strike for tmoo— workers will go on strike for tmoo days— workers will go on strike for three days in— workers will go on strike for three days in july. workers will go on strike for three days in july . ?.t�*~t�*. three days in july. the rmt omom— three days in july. the rmt union has announced industri action on the 20th, the 22nd and the 29th of july. it's all part of an ongoing national rail dispute. the strikes coincide with major sporting events and with major sporting events and with the open and ashes both set to be affected by detective investigating the deaths of a family in west london have ruled a mother and two children were murdered. three year old david

vojacek, 11 year old maja and mother , who is a 35 year old mother, who is a 35 year old called monika , were found on the called monika, were found on the 16th of june. officers forced entry into the property on staines road in the bedford area of the city after concerns for their welfare, the cause of death for the 39 year old father, michal, who was found at the same time, is yet to be determined. police say there currently not seeking anyone else in connection with that inquiry . just to confirm that inquiry. just to confirm that was bedfont , not bedford . now a was bedfont, not bedford. now a man who allegedly smuggled thousands of people from africa into italy has been arrested in the uk . the 40 year old egyptian the uk. the 40 year old egyptian national was detained in london by the national crime agency. and if you're watching on television, you can see officers footage. right now he's being questioned on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration . and lastly, king charles says the windrush generation made a significant difference to the

uk, praising his legacy as profound and permanent. 75 years after the first crossing from the caribbean in his majesty marked the anniversary by holding a service at windsor castle and a £1 million fund raising effort is also underway to recover the anchor and put it on display. the hmt empire. windrush sank off the coast of algeria in 1954 and at royal ascot today , vaillant force has ascot today, vaillant force has caused something of an upset, winning the norfolk stakes at odds of 150 to 1. the horse fidden odds of 150 to 1. the horse ridden by jockey ross o'brien becomes the longest priced winner in ascot history. meanwhile one of the king and queen's horses , desert hero won queen's horses, desert hero won the king george, the fifth stakes in a photo finish . stakes in a photo finish. charles and camilla looking ecstatic as they watch their 18 to 1 thorough bred claim victory . you're up to date on tv online .you're up to date on tv online , dab+ radio and on the tunein app. this is gb news, the

people's channel. back to . michelle get any michelle- . get any better tttototto— . get any better than michelle get any better than this? but ooto get any better than this? but for gets even. for martin daubney, it gets even tottot— for martin daubney, it gets even better because— for martin daubney, it gets even better because tonight his better because tonight it's his ttttmtow— better because tonight it's his ttttmtow .— better because tonight it's his ttttmtow . mo— better because tonight it's his birthday. the former better because tonight it's his birthday . the former brexit birthday. the former brexit party— birthday. the former brexit potty-to— birthday. the former brexit party is keeping me company party mep is keeping me company as party mep is keeping me company oo to— party mep is keeping me company oo to tho— party mep is keeping me company as is the former— party mep is keeping me company as is the former labour adviser omt— as is the former labour adviser omt wtttot— as is the former labour adviser and writer scarlett— as is the former labour adviser and writer scarlett mccgwire . and writer scarlett mccgwire. wotoomo — and writer scarlett mccgwire. wotoomo to — and writer scarlett mccgwire. welcome to both of you. welcome to tho— welcome to both of you. welcome to tho poooto— welcome to both of you. welcome to to wow! ot— welcome to both of you. welcome to the people of barnsley. thank you to— to the people of barnsley. thank you to omowtmo— to the people of barnsley. thank you for showing out tonight. and of course,-birthday- you for showing out tonight. and of course, birthday , of course, happy birthday, ttotttm— of course, happy birthday, ttotttm-ootmo- of course, happy birthday, martin. going to do a whip martin. i was going to do a whip tomo— martin. i was going to do a whip toomt wttm— martin. i was going to do a whip round with everybody, but we're motttom— round with everybody, but we're motttom omt— round with everybody, but we're northern and we're tight. we

woottm-t— northern and we're tight. we wouldn't have— northern and we're tight. we wouldn't have got you anything. we wouldn't have got you anything. wo—totoot- wouldn't have got you anything. we_raised much.| wouldn't have got you anything.. we_raised much. so we wouldn't have raised much. so wo-tt— we wouldn't have raised much. so wo-tt otooo— we wouldn't have raised much. so wo-tt otooo owot— we wouldn't have raised much. so we'll gloss over it— we wouldn't have raised much. so we'll gloss over it and we'll toot— we'll gloss over it and we'll toot wtot— we'll gloss over it and we'll toot wtom you— we'll gloss over it and we'll just wish you a— we'll gloss over it and we'll just wish you a happy birthday tmotoot.— just wish you a happy birthday instead-know— just wish you a happy birthday instead. know drill as instead. you know the drill as wott— instead. you know the drill as wow-wom— instead. you know the drill as wott-wooo 0m- instead. you know the drill as well, you? on dewbs& co well, don't you? on dewbs& co to— well, don't you? on dewbs& co tt-o-otoot— well, don't you? on dewbs& co tt-o-otoot oo- well, don't you? on dewbs& co it's-about us here.- it's not just about us here. to— it's not just about us here. tt-o-moom— it's not just about us here. it's-much about- it's not just about us here. it's much about you guys at it's very much about you guys at tomo— it's very much about you guys at homo-to— it's very much about you guys at homo-to om— it's very much about you guys at home.-is on your- it's very much about you guys at home. is on your mind home. what is on your mind tomtotto— home. what is on your mind tomtotto voo— home. what is on your mind tonight? you can— home. what is on your mind tonight? you can get in touch all tonight? you can get in touch ott tto— tonight? you can get in touch all the usual— tonight? you can get in touch all the usual ways that email gb vtowo— all the usual ways that email gb vtowo-twoot- all the usual ways that email gb views-tweet me- all the usual ways that email gb views-tweet me at- all the usual ways that email gb views tweet me at gb views gb news. tweet me at gb towo. — views gb news. tweet me at gb towo. tot— views gb news. tweet me at gb towo. out ot— views gb news. tweet me at gb news. but of course, big news totow.— news. but of course, big news totow. amt— news. but of course, big news totow. amt tt— news. but of course, big news today. and if you're tuning in tmmttmo— today. and if you're tuning in thinking where— today. and if you're tuning in thinking where is the 6:00 press conference about— thinking where is the 6:00 press conference about the situation ttot— conference about the situation tmot moo— conference about the situation that has been— conference about the situation that has been pushed back to woo— that has been pushed back to woo moto— that has been pushed back to 8:00? there have— that has been pushed back to 8:00? there have been developments in that story and toy— developments in that story and toy wttt— developments in that story and toy wttt ott— developments in that story and they will all be— developments in that story and they will all be revealed at 8 pm.— they will all be revealed at 8 p-m- om— they will all be revealed at 8 pm. om tmo— they will all be revealed at 8 pm. on this channel. you'll p.m. on this channel. you'll moot— pm. on this channel. you'll moot tt— p.m. on this channel. you'll hear it here— p.m. on this channel. you'll hear it here first,- pm. on this channel. you'll hear it here first, worry not, out— hear it here first, worry not, tot toot— hear it here first, worry not, tot toot tm— hear it here first, worry not, but back in the— hear it here first, worry not, but back in the uk, the bank of tmotomt— but back in the uk, the bank of england, they've— but back in the uk, the bank of england, they've increased their tooo— england, they've increased their tooo roto— england, they've increased their base rate again,— england, they've increased their base rate again, haven't they? we base rate again, haven't they? to mow— base rate again, haven't they? to mow tt— base rate again, haven't they? we knew it was— base rate again, haven't they? we knew it was coming. we was topmo— we knew it was coming. we was hoping tt-t— we knew it was coming. we was hoping to to— we knew it was coming. we was hoping it'd be about a quarter of hoping it'd be about a quarter ot .%_ hoping it'd be about a quarter ot o% out— hoping it'd be about a quarter ot o% out mo— hoping it'd be about a quarter of a% but no, they went way towomt— of a% but no, they went way beyond everybody. they increase it beyond everybody. they increase tt to— beyond everybody. they increase tt to o— beyond everybody. they increase tt to o whoppin9_ beyond everybody. they increase it to a whopping 5.— beyond everybody. they increase it to a whopping 5. this of course is the— it to a whopping 5. this of course is the 13th increase in a ttotttm— course is the 13th increase in a row. martin daubney i shall otott— row. martin daubney i shall otott wttm— row. martin daubney i shall start with you. _ row. martin daubney i shall start with you. first and

totomoot— start with you. first and foremost, not- start with you. first and foremost, not many people are toottmo— foremost, not many people are toottmo tmtto— foremost, not many people are feeling quite anxious , quite feeling quite anxious, quite womot.— feeling quite anxious, quite womot. wo— feeling quite anxious, quite worried. we had a period, didn't woo— worried. we had a period, didn't woo a— worried. we had a period, didn't woo a wow— worried. we had a period, didn't woo a vow tow— worried. we had a period, didn't we? a very low interest rates for we? a very low interest rates to o— we? a very low interest rates to o wow— we? a very low interest rates to o very long— we? a very low interest rates for a very long time. some poopto— for a very long time. some people mow— for a very long time. some people now saying that the bank of people now saying that the bank ot tmotomt— people now saying that the bank ot tmotomt oo— people now saying that the bank of england are failing. well, mow— of england are failing. well, ttow — of england are failing. well, tmow who— of england are failing. well, they are. who could say that mow-to— they are. who could say that mow-to moto— they are. who could say that they're not? the— they are. who could say that they're not? the target, of course, was 2. _ they're not? the target, of course, was 2. but many people are course, was 2. but many people ooo—ttmo- course, was 2. but many people ooo—ttmo tot- course, was 2. but many people are _time for the| are now saying it's time for the oowommomt— are now saying it's time for the government-step— are now saying it's time for the government step in and offer government to step in and offer oootoomoot— government to step in and offer oootoomoot to— government to step in and offer assistance. is it? _ government to step in and offer assistance. is it? �*ft�*tigl assistance. is it? well, let's think about how we here, who think about how we got here, who would thought that printing would have thought that printing half £500 billion half £1 billion, £500 billion of money, lockdown money, sorry, during lockdown would this this record would get us this this record amount inflation, amount of inflation, giving a money away so people don't have to work . £900 billion of to work. £900 billion of printing money got us into this mess. we're now the fourth worst performer in all of europe. we're not as bad as turkey, 15. so are you blaming everyone that was so are you blaming everyone that ot— so are you blaming everyone that ot tomo— so are you blaming everyone that ot ttomo om— so are you blaming everyone that was at home on furlough for two? — was at home on furlough for two? tm— was at home on furlough for this? i'm blaming- was at home on furlough for this? g was at home on furlough for this? i'm blaming the bank of england for printing a load of money. mark carney blames brexit. course he he brexit. of course he does. he blames for brexit everything. come a bit. he come on, comet. b—word a bit. he blame brexit. the fact of the matter the bank england matter is the bank of england got this mess and now got us into this mess and now they're punishing food they're punishing us. food inflation, bills. we're

inflation, utility bills. we're getting every getting hammered in every direction they're direction, and now they're getting pincer movement getting us in a pincer movement with putting interest rates up so are longer living so people are no longer living their existing . and that's the their existing. and that's the payback. the england , i payback. the bank of england, i think, longer fit for think, is no longer fit for purpose. what you do then? purpose. what would you do then? get purpose. what would you do then? oot oomototw— purpose. what would you do then? get somebody get get somebody new in, get somebody in who actually cares about britain? mark carney was the author of project fear. now he's mr i told you so. he's gloating the fact that gloating over the fact that we're shafted. and i'm afraid it's just not good enough to blame the uk, to blame brexit, take responsibility for your own actions. you're the guys who printed the money. now stop blaming us for it. scarlett . i blaming us for it. scarlett. i mean, i don't know why you're toot— mean, i don't know why you're toot ttomtmo— mean, i don't know why you're just blaming mark carney. i mean, andrew— just blaming mark carney. i mean, andrew bailey blames all of mean, andrew bailey blames all ot oo— mean, andrew bailey blames all ot to to— mean, andrew bailey blames all ot to to t— mean, andrew bailey blames all of us for it. for— mean, andrew bailey blames all of us for it. for trying to get tooomt— of us for it. for trying to get tooomt pow— of us for it. for trying to get decent pay rises. _ of us for it. for trying to get decent pay rises. so i mean, tto— decent pay rises. so i mean, to toot— decent pay rises. so i mean, tt-o toot oo— decent pay rises. so i mean, it's just as bad— decent pay rises. so i mean, it's just as bad actually, what we it's just as bad actually, what wo moto— it's just as bad actually, what wo two to— it's just as bad actually, what we have to do— it's just as bad actually, what we have to do is— it's just as bad actually, what we have to do is we have to do oomotmmo— we have to do is we have to do oomotmmo omt— we have to do is we have to do something and what's so shocking ootoottw— something and what's so shocking ootoottw to— something and what's so shocking actually, is that— something and what's so shocking actually, is that yesterday when

ttott — actually, is that yesterday when ttott smot— actually, is that yesterday when rishi sunak was— actually, is that yesterday when rishi sunak was asked what he woo-to— rishi sunak was asked what he woo-to to,— rishi sunak was asked what he woo-to to, t— rishi sunak was asked what he was-to do, i mean,- rishi sunak was asked what he was to do, i mean, answer was going to do, i mean, answer omoo-tmo amt- was going to do, i mean, answer came none and actually, came there. none and actually, we came there. none and actually, wo to— came there. none and actually, wo to moot— came there. none and actually, wo to moot to— came there. none and actually, we do need to think about the ooomo— we do need to think about the motto-moto— we do need to think about the poooto-towo to- we do need to think about the people have to pay their people who have to pay their mottooooo.— people who have to pay their mortgages. mean, mortgages mortgages. i mean, mortgages moto— mortgages. i mean, mortgages moo-.— mortgages. i mean, mortgages mowo-. amt— mortgages. i mean, mortgages have-. and-the- mortgages. i mean, mortgages have . and the last have doubled. and in the last woot— have doubled. and in the last woot .— have doubled. and in the last year , wtom— have doubled. and in the last year , when you're renegotiating year, when you're renegotiating tmom — year, when you're renegotiating tmom .— year, when you're renegotiating tmom . amt— year, when you're renegotiating tmom . amt oo— year, when you're renegotiating them . and so it's— year, when you're renegotiating them . and so it's absolutely them. and so it's absolutely mott— them. and so it's absolutely mom tmot— them. and so it's absolutely right that the— them. and so it's absolutely right that the financial conduct authority— right that the financial conduct aottotttw to— right that the financial conduct authority is told— right that the financial conduct authority is told to tell the tomtom— authority is told to tell the lenders that— authority is told to tell the lenders that these are people, the lenders that these are people, too tomto— lenders that these are people, the banks are— lenders that these are people, the banks are making a lot of moow— the banks are making a lot of moev ttom— the banks are making a lot of money. right they're making a lot money. right they're making a tot ot— money. right they're making a tot ot momow— money. right they're making a lot of money because of the ttttotomoo— lot of money because of the difference between the loans , difference between the loans, wmom— difference between the loans, wmot oo— difference between the loans, which are high— difference between the loans, which are high interest and all the which are high interest and all too oowoto— which are high interest and all the savers know— which are high interest and all the savers know that we're not ootttmo— the savers know that we're not ootttmo omwtmmo— the savers know that we're not getting anything like that. ttom— getting anything like that. ttott so— getting anything like that. right so they're making money. so right so they're making money. so ootoottw— right so they're making money. so actually, what— right so they're making money. so actually, what the banks have got to— so actually, what the banks have got to to— so actually, what the banks have got to to omo— so actually, what the banks have got to do and this— so actually, what the banks have got to do and this is labour party— got to do and this is labour tottw policy— got to do and this is labour tottw policy .— got to do and this is labour party policy , but it's party policy, but it's absolutely- party policy, but it's absolutely right whether you two— absolutely right whether you ttto tt— absolutely right whether you ttto tt ot— absolutely right whether you like it or not,— absolutely right whether you like it or not, said anything. tm— like it or not, said anything. t-m ttotomtmg— like it or not, said anything. i'm listening .— like it or not, said anything. i'm listening . you just tell. i'm listening. you just tell. i toot— i'm listening. you just tell. i toot t— i'm listening. you just tell. i toot t toot— i'm listening. you just tell. i just i just thought i'd warn you,— just i just thought i'd warn you, out— just i just thought i'd warn youo tot t— just i just thought i'd warn you, but i mean, actually, that ttot— you, but i mean, actually, that tmot omo— you, but i mean, actually, that that some people— you, but i mean, actually, that that some people need they need tmow— that some people need they need ttow moot— that some people need they need they need holidays. _ that some people need they need they need holidays. just off for a they need holidays. just off for o mt.— they need holidays. just off for o ttt. t— they need holidays. just off for o ttt. t moom— they need holidays. just off for a bit. i mean, mortgage totttowo— a bit. i mean, mortgage holidays, they- a bit. i mean, mortgage holidays, they need to be tmtotoot— holidays, they need to be interest only. _ holidays, they need to be interest only. and really,

toottw— interest only. and really, really important is the people who— really important is the people who oo— really important is the people who are having— really important is the people who are having problems . they who are having problems. they moot— who are having problems. they moot to— who are having problems. they moot to two— who are having problems. they need to have their— who are having problems. they need to have their credit score tott. — need to have their credit score tott. okav- — need to have their credit score tott. okay- amt— need to have their credit score left. okay. and that's what got— left. okay. and that's what got to— left. okay. and that's what we've got to do.- left. okay. and that's what we've got to do. the government com-t— we've got to do. the government oom-t tott— we've got to do. the government can't bail anybody— we've got to do. the government can't bail anybody out. but what wmot— can't bail anybody out. but what wtot tto— can't bail anybody out. but what what the government's got to do is what the government's got to do to to— what the government's got to do to to say— what the government's got to do to to so to— what the government's got to do to to so to to— what the government's got to do is to say to the lenders, you too— is to say to the lenders, you two to— is to say to the lenders, you two to oot. — is to say to the lenders, you have to act. let's- is to say to the lenders, you have to act. let's ask some of the good folk of barnsley. anyone anyone want to come in on this conversation about interest rates? do not be shy , everyone, rates? do not be shy, everyone, because is going the because this is going to be the longest programme history. longest programme in history. there's over there in longest programme in history. the dark over there in longest programme in history. the dark hat over there in longest programme in history. the dark hat for over there in longest programme in history. the dark hat for theer there in longest programme in history. the dark hat for the electricity the dark hat for the electricity bills in barnsley. we told you, didn't that were hard didn't we, that times were hard . can you tell me your name, please ? hi. yes, my name is please? hi. yes, my name is smoo— please? hi. yes, my name is sandra. hello,— , hi. yes, my name is sandra. hello, sandra. i'm ootoottw— sandra. hello, sandra. i'm ootoottw mot— sandra. hello, sandra. i'm actually not from - sandra. hello, sandra. i'm actually not from barnsley. oh, right . i'm actually not from barnsley. oh, right. i'm from f oh, right . i'm from rotherham. down right. i'm from rotherham. down the right. i'm from rotherham. down to root— right. i'm from rotherham. down to root .— right. i'm from rotherham. down to root . om— right. i'm from rotherham. down the road . oh, rotherham. yes. the road. oh, rotherham. yes. amt— the road. oh, rotherham. yes. amt t— the road. oh, rotherham. yes. amt t moto— the road. oh, rotherham. yes. amt t mowo o— the road. oh, rotherham. yes. and i have a question. really otoot— and i have a question. really about interest— and i have a question. really about interest rates being the hot tomo— about interest rates being the hot togto .— about interest rates being the hot togto . out— about interest rates being the hot topic . but listening to the hot topic. but listening to the news bulletin— hot topic. but listening to the news bulletin at— hot topic. but listening to the news bulletin at 6:00, it was momttomot— news bulletin at 6:00, it was mentioned there— news bulletin at 6:00, it was mentioned there that you know, it's mentioned there that you know, to gotmg— mentioned there that you know, to gotmg to— mentioned there that you know, tt-o gotmg to to— mentioned there that you know, tt-o gotmg to to o— mentioned there that you know, it's going to be a sting with

to— it's going to be a sting with to 0.5%_ it's going to be a sting with the 0.5% interest rate rise for tomo— the 0.5% interest rate rise for home owners and— the 0.5% interest rate rise for home owners and mortgage tottoto— home owners and mortgage holders. but— home owners and mortgage holders. but actually it goes a lot holders. but actually it goes a tot tmttot— holders. but actually it goes a lot further than _ holders. but actually it goes a lot further than that. it goes to to— lot further than that. it goes to the rental— lot further than that. it goes to the rental sector , too. it to the rental sector, too. it too,— to the rental sector, too. it does, because _ to the rental sector, too. it does, because most landlords are not does, because most landlords are mot tm— does, because most landlords are mot m to— does, because most landlords are not in the position— does, because most landlords are not in the position that they toot— not in the position that they toot tow— not in the position that they can just buy their buy to let ptogotttoo— can just buy their buy to let otogotttoo tot— can just buy their buy to let properties for cash so they have mottgogoo— properties for cash so they have mottgogoo to— properties for cash so they have mortgages to they— properties for cash so they have mortgages to they are passing it to om— mortgages to they are passing it to om mo— mortgages to they are passing it to om mo tto— mortgages to they are passing it to om mo to o— mortgages to they are passing it to on me it's a double whammy in mm— to on me it's a double whammy in tmot tt— to on me it's a double whammy in tmot tt to— to on me it's a double whammy in that it is mortgage— to on me it's a double whammy in that it is mortgage holders. yes of that it is mortgage holders. yes ot tt— that it is mortgage holders. yes of course it is. _ that it is mortgage holders. yes of course it is. but— that it is mortgage holders. yes of course it is. but also it's ooomo— of course it is. but also it's googto wto— of course it is. but also it's people who rent- of course it is. but also it's people who rent homes and so toot-o— people who rent homes and so that's perpetual. _ people who rent homes and so that's perpetual. if rents are going— that's perpetual. if rents are going up,— that's perpetual. if rents are going up, mortgages are going up mmoo.— going up, mortgages are going up tmtoot. amt— going up, mortgages are going up indeed. and wages— going up, mortgages are going up indeed. and wages aren't motommg— indeed. and wages aren't matching it. _ indeed. and wages aren't matching it. i- indeed. and wages aren't matching it. wig indeed. and wages aren't- matching it. i think a very good point. there it's not just about mortgage owners. it's people that definitely can't even get onto the housing ladder as well that stuck in the rental that are stuck in the rental properties. thank you for that. any more comments base any more comments on this base rate rates yeah. rate interest rates thing? yeah. here can i get here you go. can i get a microphone chat? yeah. microphone to this chat? yeah. hello. hi michelle. my name is john. hello. hi michelle. my name is tom. totto— hello. hi michelle. my name is john. hello, john— hello. hi michelle. my name is john. hello, john was- .tt. my name is john. hello, john was one of the tmmgo— john. hello, john was one of the tmmgo t— john. hello, john was one of the tmmgo t tmtmt— john. hello, john was one of the things i think about with andrew tottow— things i think about with andrew

tottow to— things i think about with andrew bailey to ttot— things i think about with andrew bailey is that from what i understand,— bailey is that from what i understand, the governor of the amt— understand, the governor of the oomtltmgtomt— understand, the governor of the bank-england has- understand, the governor of the bank england has one job. he bank of england has one job. he tooo— bank of england has one job. he does—interest- bank of england has one job. he does—interest rates. does to maintain interest rates . tow,— does to maintain interest rates . tow, tm— does to maintain interest rates . tow, tm tto— does to maintain interest rates . now, in this age— does to maintain interest rates . now, in this age of what i do, we . now, in this age of what i do, wo moto— . now, in this age of what i do, wo mowo otto— . now, in this age of what i do, wo mowo ttto .— . now, in this age of what i do, we have kpis . we— . now, in this age of what i do, we have kpis . we all have we have kpis. we all have performance— we have kpis. we all have performance managed is to keep the performance managed is to keep to tmttottom— performance managed is to keep the inflation, the— performance managed is to keep the inflation, the target is to too— the inflation, the target is to too oo— the inflation, the target is to too tot. — the inflation, the target is to has one job. michelle yeah , and has one job. michelle yeah, and two— has one job. michelle yeah, and ttto woo— has one job. michelle yeah, and ttto you tmmt— has one job. michelle yeah, and like you think of— has one job. michelle yeah, and like you think of the good ooomo— like you think of the good googto tm— like you think of the good people in this— like you think of the good people in this room, we all have oowotot tt— people in this room, we all have oowotot tt vou— people in this room, we all have several. if you only— people in this room, we all have several. if you only had one job to-ooott— several. if you only had one job to-could probably- several. if you only had one job to could probably do it. to do, you could probably do it. amt— to do, you could probably do it. amt wmot— to do, you could probably do it. amt wtot t— to do, you could probably do it. and what i don't— to do, you could probably do it. and what i don't understand is ttot— and what i don't understand is tmot woo— and what i don't understand is tmot woo om— and what i don't understand is that you can-one- and what i don't understand is that you can one job that you can do one job oottomotw— that you can do one job extremely badly in terms of oomttotttmg— extremely badly in terms of controlling interest rates, and it's controlling interest rates, and to otttt— controlling interest rates, and to otttt tm— controlling interest rates, and it's still in his— controlling interest rates, and it's still in his job. but the ottoo— it's still in his job. but the otmot tmmg— it's still in his job. but the other thing that i don't understand— other thing that i don't understand is as well is when he ootot— understand is as well is when he was asked how— understand is as well is when he was asked how much he earned, it wont— was asked how much he earned, it wont ooom— was asked how much he earned, it wont to— was asked how much he earned, it didn't seem to know.— was asked how much he earned, it didn't seem to know. and it was £550,000.— didn't seem to know. and it was tssoooo. tow— didn't seem to know. and it was £550,000. now £550,000 to do one job £550,000. now £550,000 to do one tot ttot— £550,000. now £550,000 to do one tot tmot woo-wo— £550,000. now £550,000 to do one job that you've done— £550,000. now £550,000 to do one job that you've done so catastrophically. and is still in catastrophically. and is still tm mo— catastrophically. and is still m to too. — catastrophically. and is still m to too. t— catastrophically. and is still in hisjob. ijust_ catastrophically. and is still in his job. i just don't understand- in his job. i just don't understand how that my boss in his job. i just don't— understand how that my boss when you moot— understand how that my boss when you moot mm — understand how that my boss when you need him alan— understand how that my boss when you need him alan sugar with his woo-to— you need him alan sugar with his woo trot— you need him alan sugar with his woo tttot . — you need him alan sugar with his you're fired . anyone— you need him alan sugar with his you're fired . ' 7’ you're fired. anyone else? anyone else on mortgages,

interest rates, anyone else? before we move on, i'll come back to the panel. no, they're a shy bunch. i'm going to give him a good old talking to in the break. don't you worry about that. but you know, my concern in all of this is i understand that it in all of this is i understand thatitis in all of this is i understand that it is getting very difficult for and people difficult for people and people are anxious as well, are getting anxious as well, because not, you know, because if you're not, you know, you might be might be on you might be you might be on a product now, but it's coming to an imminently and an end imminently and it's scary. flip of it scary. and the flip side of it is when people say, know, is when people say, you know, get government give us get the government to give us more and to help us out or more money and to help us out or to do a windfall tax on the bank and we'll get it that way. you defeating the object. i don't agree these constant agree with these constant interest but the interest rate rises, but the reason they're it is reason that they're doing it is to take money away from to try and take money away from people, stop people the people, stop people having the money to spend and hopefully then keep then quash prices. if you keep giving that money back to people. well, you you just it's never going stop we'll never going to stop up. we'll just the rates will just keep going. the rates will keep up. the money will keep going up. the money will keep going up. the money will keep back and around and keep coming back and around and around yeah, around and around we go, yeah, there's problems. first of there's two problems. first of all, like there's two problems. first of all,-like sadiq - there's two problems. first of all,-like sadiq khan,l all, people like sadiq khan, totow— all, people like sadiq khan, totow-ot— all, people like sadiq khan,- labour-of-wants labour mayor of london, wants oootottot— labour mayor of london, wants socialist control— labour mayor of london, wants

socialist control-of- labour mayor of london, wants socialist control of the socialist control role of the moootmg— socialist control role of the housing market. he wants to step in housing market. he wants to step tm omo— housing market. he wants to step tm omt ooo— housing market. he wants to step in and cap rents.— housing market. he wants to step in and cap rents. well, that's mot— in and cap rents. well, that's not—we're living.| not the country we're living. too-to— not the country we're living. ttomo-cuto— not the country we're living. we're cuba. shouldn't we're not cuba. we shouldn't moto— we're not cuba. we shouldn't have-intervening. we're not cuba. we shouldn't have intervening like have the state intervening like mot.— have the state intervening like ttotltoot— have the state intervening like that. just completely won't that. it just completely won't wort. — that. it just completely won't work. -bankrupt- that. it just completely won't work. bankrupt the work. it will bankrupt the motto.— work. it will bankrupt the market. second work. it will bankrupt the market. .second we market. the second problem is we just market. the second problem is we toot—toot- just don't have enough. we just tom-t— just don't have enough. we just tom-t-omoogm— just don't have enough. we just don't enough housing stock. don't have enough housing stock. and don't have enough housing stock. amt wtoo— don't have enough housing stock. and we're importing a million ooomo— and we're importing a million people migration. people a year net migration. ttoto-o— there's nowhere for people to two. — there's nowhere for people to live. consequence, it's live. and as a consequence, it's a supply— live. and as a consequence, it's o ooggtw omo— live. and as a consequence, it's a supply and demand issue. but if a supply and demand issue. but tt omo— a supply and demand issue. but tt omt oo— a supply and demand issue. but tt omt oo o— a supply and demand issue. but if and as a consequence, owotwtttmg— if and as a consequence, owotwtttmglom- if and as a consequence, everything on the consumer to everything is on the consumer to two— everything is on the consumer to too to— everything is on the consumer to too to cough— everything is on the consumer to too to ooogt og— everything is on the consumer to have to cough up all the time, ttoto-o— have to cough up all the time, ttoto-o mo— have to cough up all the time, there's no choice. _ have to cough up all the time, there's no choice. ctit tit" there's no choice. go on, somet— there's no choice. go on, scarlett, tell there's no choice. ctit tit" i i actually, there's no choice. go on,- scarlett, tell him. actually, if we're scarlett, tell him. actually, if totttmg— scarlett, tell him. actually, if we're talking about— i i actually, if we're talking about interest oto— we're talking about interest otom|oo— we're talking about interest rates,imean, i— we're talking about interest rates, mean, i completely rates, i mean, i completely ogtoo— rates, i mean, i completely ogtoo-tom-t- rates, i mean, i completelyi agree-don't-we rates, i mean, i completely- agree-don't-we are agree that we don't that we are not agree that we don't that we are mot tottttmg— agree that we don't that we are not building enough houses. ttgtt. — not building enough houses. ttgtt. .— not building enough houses. right. i absolutely agree right. and i absolutely agree to— right. and i absolutely agree ttot-to— right. and i absolutely agree. that-to.something that we've got to do something otom— that we've got to do something moot-out— that we've got to do something otoot-oot om- that we've got to do something about but on interest about renting. but on interest totoo— about renting. but on interest rates-mortgages,- about renting. but on interest rates mortgages, it's not rates and on mortgages, it's not otom— rates and on mortgages, it's not moot-ooomo— rates and on mortgages, it's not about people money. it's about giving people money. it's otom— about giving people money. it's otoot oowtmg— about giving people money. it's otoot oowtmg to— about giving people money. it's about saying to people who are toogototo— about saying to people who are desperate, don't— about saying to people who are desperate, don't sell your tomo— desperate, don't sell your toooo t— desperate, don't sell your house. i mean,- desperate, don't sell your house. i mean, this is what toppomot— house. i mean, this is what happened when— house. i mean, this is what happened when i was younger and we happened when i was younger and wo tot— happened when i was younger and we had massive— happened when i was younger and we had massive interest rates. toogto— we had massive interest rates. toogto woott— we had massive interest rates. people would go— we had massive interest rates. people would go into negative ogottw— people would go into negative ogottw .— people would go into negative ogottw , mow-t— people would go into negative equity , they'd sell their equity, they'd sell their tomoo.— equity, they'd sell their tomoo. t— equity, they'd sell their houses. i mean , there was a houses. i mean, there was a moto— houses. i mean, there was a ottoto omo— houses. i mean, there was a crisis and what— houses. i mean, there was a crisis and what what what we're ttwtmg— crisis and what what what we're ttwtmg to— crisis and what what what we're ttwtmg to to— crisis and what what what we're ttwtmg to to to— crisis and what what what we're ttwtmg to to to to—

crisis and what what what we're trying to do is to say, okay, hey,— trying to do is to say, okay, tow, toot,— trying to do is to say, okay, tow, toot, tt— trying to do is to say, okay, hey, look, if you're desperate , hey, look, if you're desperate, vou— hey, look, if you're desperate, woo tmow— hey, look, if you're desperate, you know what?— hey, look, if you're desperate, you know what? we need to do is you— you know what? we need to do is wow toot— you know what? we need to do is woo toot woo— you know what? we need to do is woo toot woo hoo— you know what? we need to do is you just you have an interest omtw— you just you have an interest omtw mottgogo— you just you have an interest only mortgage. you have a tiny totttow— only mortgage. you have a tiny totttow. wo— only mortgage. you have a tiny holiday. we actually leave it toooooo— holiday. we actually leave it because actually, as soon as you as soon as you're selling your toooo— as soon as you're selling your toooo omo— as soon as you're selling your toooo omt wo— as soon as you're selling your house and we are— as soon as you're selling your house and we are in negative ogottw— house and we are in negative ogottw, ttom— house and we are in negative equity, then actually everything gooo— equity, then actually everything gooo towm. — equity, then actually everything gooo towm. tto— equity, then actually everything goes down. it's not these are for goes down. it's not these are to poogto— goes down. it's not these are to poogto wto— goes down. it's not these are for people who are having who are—pav— for people who are having who oto—pow ttot- are really can't pay their mottgogo. — are really can't pay their mortgage. right it's not about gtwmg— mortgage. right it's not about gtwmg momow— mortgage. right it's not about giving money away . that's the giving money away. that's the wtoto— giving money away. that's the wtoto pott— giving money away. that's the whole point. well what do you moto— whole point. well what do you moto to— whole point. well what do you moto to t— whole point. well what do you moto to t ot— whole point. well what do you make to it at home? . make to it at home? what is your situation and how do you feel today? because, of course, the jump today? because, of course, the jump was much more than many people were expecting. but the big fat beware that has come up a lot already. we've not even got topic yet. of got into this topic yet. of course, it is the eve today of the anniversary of us the seventh anniversary of us voting to leave the european union. where are we right now? do you even feel like we've left? do you feel that your vote was respected? it the right was respected? was it the right decision, the wrong decision? what it for future, the what is it for the future, the better or the worse? your better for or the worse? your thoughts see you .

listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. hello . hello. that welcome . i'm hello. hello. that welcome. i'm michelle dewberry and- hello. hello. that welcome. i'm michelle dewberry and we- michelle dewberry and we are out and michelle dewberry and we are out omt otoot— michelle dewberry and we are out omt otoot. wo— michelle dewberry and we are out and about. we are— michelle dewberry and we are out and about. we are live from oomotow— and about. we are live from barnsley this— and about. we are live from barnsley this evening, right tmoogt— barnsley this evening, right tmoogt tttt— barnsley this evening, right through till 7:00 tonight otomgotto— through till 7:00 tonight alongside me. birthday boy , alongside me. birthday boy, ttotttm— alongside me. birthday boy, martin daubney, the former moot— martin daubney, the former moott gottw— martin daubney, the former brexit party mep and scarlett ttoogwto— brexit party mep and scarlett ttoogwto tto— brexit party mep and scarlett mccgwire the former labour otwoot— mccgwire the former labour otwoot omo— mccgwire the former labour adviser and writer . now get this adviser and writer. now get this tmo— adviser and writer. now get this ttmo tttoo— adviser and writer. now get this time flies doesn't— adviser and writer. now get this time flies doesn't it, when you are time flies doesn't it, when you towmg— time flies doesn't it, when you are having fun?— time flies doesn't it, when you are having fun? brexit it was wooto ogo— are having fun? brexit it was seven years ago tomorrow that we votot — seven years ago tomorrow that we votot to — seven years ago tomorrow that we votot to toowo— seven years ago tomorrow that we voted to leave the— seven years ago tomorrow that we voted to leave the european omom— voted to leave the european omtom .— voted to leave the european omtom . t— voted to leave the european union . 17 million people voted union. 17 million people voted ttot— union. 17 million people voted ttot wow.— union. 17 million people voted ttot wow. amt— union. 17 million people voted that way. and let's be honest , that way. and let's be honest, tto— that way. and let's be honest, to mot— that way. and let's be honest, to mot ooom— that way. and let's be honest, it's not been kind— that way. and let's be honest, it's not been kind of cohesive t— it's not been kind of cohesive ever since. i would love to say ttot— ever since. i would love to say ttot wo— ever since. i would love to say ttot wo tot— ever since. i would love to say that we had this— ever since. i would love to say that we had this vote and we all oottot— that we had this vote and we all oottot ott— that we had this vote and we all sailed off into— that we had this vote and we all sailed off into the— that we had this vote and we all sailed off into the sunset, but we sailed off into the sunset, but wo tom-t.— sailed off into the sunset, but wo ottm-t. to— sailed off into the sunset, but we didn't. we know what happened moot. —

we didn't. we know what happened moot. tto— we didn't. we know what happened moot. tto woto— we didn't. we know what happened next. the vote was— we didn't. we know what happened next. the vote was contested. it wont— next. the vote was contested. it wasn't respected.— next. the vote was contested. it wasn't respected. it— next. the vote was contested. it wasn't respected. it was undermined— wasn't respected. it was undermined at pretty much every otmgto— undermined at pretty much every otmoo-tom.— undermined at pretty much every single -turn. and - undermined at pretty much every single turn. and there single twist and turn. and there woo-otgotmg— single twist and turn. and there was-arguing and- was so much arguing and ttgtttmg— was so much arguing and fighting, many legal battles fighting, so many legal battles ooo— fighting, so many legal battles around apparently we did around it. but apparently we did toovo— around it. but apparently we did leave some people— around it. but apparently we did leave some people in the oottomoo— leave some people in the audience were— leave some people in the audience were just telling me in the audience were just telling me in tto toot— audience were just telling me in tto ttoot ttow— audience were just telling me in the break they think we've left mott— the break they think we've left otoott tm— the break they think we've left brexit in name— the break they think we've left brexit in name only. but notwithstanding any of that, wtot—to- notwithstanding any of that, what—to brexitl notwithstanding any of that,. what—to brexit as notwithstanding any of that,- what_to brexit as it what do you make to brexit as it otomoo— what do you make to brexit as it stands-happened?- what do you make to brexit as it stands happened? was a stands as it happened? was it a success? martin— stands as it happened? was it a success? martin well, of success? martin well, first of all:— success? martin well, first of gt, otooo— success? martin well, first of all, 84,000 -voted . success? martin well, first of all, 84,000 voted for all, 84,000 people voted for moot— all, 84,000 people voted for otoott tm— all, 84,000 people voted for brexit in bonds. _ all, 84,000 people voted for brexit in bonds. �*ft�*ti; t: c brexit in bonds. we'd like to thank all you for that, for thank all of you for that, for having courage and the having the courage and the fortitude to stand up for sovereignty ignore sovereignty and to ignore project fear. the mainstream media, the constant disaster. we were told that the world would fall if we voted to leave fall apart if we voted to leave the eu . and then when i got the eu. and then when i got elected as one of nigel's lads to go to brussels, it was worth it. it was worse in flesh than it. it was worse in flesh than it ever was on paper. it was an absolute sham bureaucracy , a absolute sham bureaucracy, a tinpot dictatorship, really, an and getting out of there was the best thing we ever did. unfortunately we had a conservative government that didn't really do the job, so i

was dispatched by nigel to leicester on the day that the withdrawal agreement was published 17th, 2020. published october 17th, 2020. i read it on the plane. there's only 72 pages. i was on with matt hancock. do you remember him? we do. he hadn't read it. he obviously hadn't read it. he didn't a thing about it. didn't know a thing about it. a brain like an aubergine. this fella. could tell that before fella. i could tell that before covid. he was like, you could tell straight away on on tell straight away on fishing on northern the level northern ireland, on the level playing on taxation. it playing field, on taxation. it wasn't brexit. so the first wasn't a brexit. so the first thing was we didn't actually do a proper brexit. they called us brexit reformists. so no, no, the or the facts. we the facts or the facts. we haven't actually left and now they've squandered had an 80 seat majority. they've absolutely squandered the opportunity to get this job done. they left the cat flap unscrewed and guy verhofstadt and all of his cronies are going to come scuttling through. if keir starmer gets into power. keir starmer gets into power. keir starmer gets into power. keir starmer , the people's vote keir starmer, the people's vote champion on reversing brexit the entire political establishment tries to cancel your votes and

still they won't stop. david lammy yesterday was saying, let's revisit freedom of movement . let's revisit a closer movement. let's revisit a closer alignment. they're going to try and change your vote. they're going to try and cancel your vote. i tell you, if that happens, nigel, can you hear me? i'm with you, mate. let's go back to brussels. let's do it . back to brussels. let's do it. charlotte scarlett mccgwire is having none of it. i saw you otottmg— having none of it. i saw you otottmg woot— having none of it. i saw you shaking your head- g c isaw you shaking your head then. if we're totttmg— shaking your head then. if we're totttmg otoot— shaking your head then. if we're talking about project fear, i've toot— talking about project fear, i've toot toot— talking about project fear, i've toot toott tt— talking about project fear, i've just heard it right. i just heard it right. this is tootttw. — just heard it right. this is reality. this— just heard it right. this is reality. this is absolute rubbish, right? reality. this is absolute rubbish, right ? there reality. this is absolute rubbish, right? there is no question about us going back. we couldn't go back. nobody wants to ever go through that referendum again. it was really, really nasty . it absolutely really nasty. it absolutely split the country . there is no split the country. there is no way that we're going back. yes, we need a decent negotiation because at the moment, i mean, i don't know what the good things about brexit are . i mean, it's about brexit are. i mean, it's certainly not working for anybody, right ? right. people

anybody, right? right. people have their say. right. and they ooottm-t— have their say. right. and they ooottm-t to — have their say. right. and they couldn't be stopped— . right. and they couldn't be stopped by the media and couldn't be stopped by the media omt tto— couldn't be stopped by the media and the political— couldn't be stopped by the media and the political establishment. mot-o— and the political establishment. ttot-o gtoot. — and the political establishment. that's great. that— and the political establishment. that's great. that means oomotttmg. — that's great. that means something. that really means wtot— something. that really means wtot toggomot— something. that really means what happened ,_ something. that really means what happened , what happened. what happened, what happened. so what happened, what happened. sonoto— what happened, what happened. sonoto toto — what happened, what happened. so.were told that— what happened, what happened. so.were told that there- what happened, what happened. so we were told that there would be £350 million a week going into the nhs on the bus. these people , there's a lot of- people, there's a lot of oootom — people, there's a lot of reaction. ”tifii: people, there's a lot of reaction. people, there's a lot of- reaction. there's a chap there, they're not messing around. look where's the microphone? can i get the microphone to this chap here? come on, tony. here we go . hello. do you think brexit was a spanner in the works for the globalist plan? oh, do we think brexit was a challenge ? ipsis brexit was a challenge? ipsis soledar is saying no- brexit was a challenge? ipsis soledar is saying no to- fittix c iitidtifi’ ipsis soledar is saying no to that . soledar is saying no to that. i know— soledar is saying no to that. i know oxoottw— soledar is saying no to that. i know exactly what— soledar is saying no to that. i know exactly what you're- soledar is saying no to that. i know exactly what you're talking about. know exactly what you're talking about . well, there's. there's about. well, there's. there's lots going on in this world. thatis lots going on in this world. that is when you join lots of different dots. there are lots of things that look slightly suspect and suspicious. i would say, to put it mildly. there's lots of other response as well from that lady there. can you

pass the microphone lady pass the microphone to that lady with oh, come on. with the glasses? oh, come on. don't be shy. now, i just saw you. oh, i hadn't intended, but. oh you. oh, i hadn't intended, but. ot tom-t— you. oh, i hadn't intended, but. ot tom-t woo— you. oh, i hadn't intended, but. oh don't you worry.— oh, i hadn't intended, but. oh don't you worry. spontaneous oopomoo ot— oh don't you worry. spontaneous response. oh, well,— oh don't you worry. spontaneous response. oh, well, what i togott— response. oh, well, what i togottlo— response. oh, well, what i regard-a veryo- response. oh, well, what i regard a very, very erroneous regard as a very, very erroneous ototomomt— regard as a very, very erroneous ototomomt .— regard as a very, very erroneous ototomomt, t— regard as a very, very erroneous statement , i think— regard as a very, very erroneous statement, i think my recollection- statement, i think my recollection is, although i wear gtooooo— recollection is, although i wear gtooooo, oo— recollection is, although i wear glasses, as you've— recollection is, although i wear glasses, as you've pointed out, tttototto— glasses, as you've pointed out, michelle,-cool_ glasses, as you've pointed out, michelle, cool people do the michelle, the cool people do the worm— michelle, the cool people do the words om— michelle, the cool people do the words om tto— michelle, the cool people do the words on the bus— michelle, the cool people do the words on the bus was, let's say ooomt— words on the bus was, let's say ooomt ooo— words on the bus was, let's say spend 340 million— words on the bus was, let's say spend 340 million on the nhs. it was spend 340 million on the nhs. it omtw— spend 340 million on the nhs. it omtw ooot— spend 340 million on the nhs. it omtw o— spend 340 million on the nhs. it was only ever a suggestion as to tow— was only ever a suggestion as to tow tmo— was only ever a suggestion as to how this waste— was only ever a suggestion as to how this waste of— was only ever a suggestion as to how this waste of money, which is how this waste of money, which to tow— how this waste of money, which to tow t— how this waste of money, which to tow t togott— how this waste of money, which is how i regard it,— how this waste of money, which is how i regard it, could be ooomt— is how i regard it, could be spent instead— is how i regard it, could be spent instead and put to better wtottot— spent instead and put to better use whether it— spent instead and put to better use whether it has been or not is use whether it has been or not to motor— use whether it has been or not is another matter— use whether it has been or not is another matter .— use whether it has been or not is another matter . so use whether it has been or not is another matter. so is use whether it has been or not is another matter . so is there is another matter. so is there owomo— is another matter. so is there owomo tm— is another matter. so is there anyone in here? _ is another matter. so is there anyone in here? i anyone in here? because barnsley was 68% brexit? is there anyone toro— was 68% brexit? is there anyone toto ttot— was 68% brexit? is there anyone here that voted— was 68% brexit? is there anyone here that voted just— 03 fittix c?’ is there anyone here that voted just because on the here that voted just because on tto otto— here that voted just because on tto otoo ot— here that voted just because on tto otoo ot o— here that voted just because on the side of a bus— here that voted just because on the side of a bus it— here that voted just because on the side of a bus it said 350 mttttom— the side of a bus it said 350 mttttom to— the side of a bus it said 350 million to the— the side of a bus it said 350 million to the nhs ? is there million to the nhs? is there anyone?— million to the nhs? is there anyone? amt— million to the nhs? is there anyone? and don't be shy . is anyone? and don't be shy. is ttoto— anyone? and don't be shy. is ttoto owomo— anyone? and don't be shy. is there anyone at— anyone? and don't be shy. is there anyone at all that said , i there anyone at all that said, i tom-t— there anyone at all that said, i tom-t tmow— there anyone at all that said, i don't know what— there anyone at all that said, i don't know what to do, but look at don't know what to do, but look ot ttot— don't know what to do, but look at that sticker— don't know what to do, but look at that sticker on— don't know what to do, but look at that sticker on the bus. ttot-o— at that sticker on the bus. ttot-o mo— at that sticker on the bus. that's me in— at that sticker on the bus. that's me in there. a remainer mwtt— that's me in there. a remainer mwtt. — that's me in there. a remainer mwtt. ttot— that's me in there. a remainer mwtt. ttot wo— that's me in there. a remainer myth. that was a _ that's me in there. a remainer myth. that was a complete remainer myth. hold on. there

o too— remainer myth. hold on. there was a bus there— remainer myth. hold on. there was a bus there was- remainer myth. hold on. there was a bus there was a- hold on. there was a bus there was a bus. 't: was a bus there was a bus. and the was a bus there was a bus. and tto ooot. — was a bus there was a bus. and tto ooot. att— was a bus there was a bus. and the votes. all i'm— was a bus there was a bus. and the votes. all i'm saying, all i'm saying is that there was a bus. and that's what it said . bus. and that's what it said. there were also adverts saying that the turks were going to come in right. which was was was not true. i mean, there is no question what i said is it was a poisonous nobody wants to go back to that polarising campaign . i don't think there's any wotoo— . i don't think there's any votoo ot— . i don't think there's any value at all— . i don't think there's any value at all in— i don't think there's any value at all in being ultimately toogomottto— value at all in being ultimately responsible for— value at all in being ultimately responsible for your destiny as a responsible for your destiny as o ooomttw— responsible for your destiny as o ooomttw to— responsible for your destiny as o ooomttw to to— responsible for your destiny as a country to be able to do with it a country to be able to do with t wtot— a country to be able to do with t wtot woo— a country to be able to do with it what you choose— a country to be able to do with it what you choose and the buck otooo— it what you choose and the buck otooo tttotottw— it what you choose and the buck stops literally with— it what you choose and the buck stops literally with you. do you not stops literally with you. do you mot tmt— stops literally with you. do you not find that— stops literally with you. do you not find that valuable? well, i felt not find that valuable? well, i tott ttot— not find that valuable? well, i felt that actually— not find that valuable? well, i felt that actually that's what toggomtmg— felt that actually that's what was happening and what we've gtwom— was happening and what we've gwom oo— was happening and what we've gwom op to— was happening and what we've given up is much— was happening and what we've given up is much more i mean, wtot— given up is much more i mean, wtot wtoo— given up is much more i mean, wtot gtwom— given up is much more i mean, what we've given up is, is propor— what we've given up is, is ptopot ttoto— what we've given up is, is proper trade with our nearest motgttoot. — proper trade with our nearest neighbour. right— proper trade with our nearest neighbour. 337 it's proper trade with our nearest neighbour. 3g 7’ it's still neighbour. right? it's still opomtw— neighbour. right? it's still openly ttoto— neighbour. right? it's still openly trade with- neighbour. 3gc7 it's still openly trade with the european omom— openly trade with the european omtom tot— openly trade with the european union, but actually it's gone towm. — union, but actually it's gone towm. amo— union, but actually it's gone down. and what's- union, but actually it's gone down. ' down. and what's what's interesting is it's all one more comment. no, my audience members, someone, somewhere, a chap. did members, someone, somewhere, a chap . did you just say tony chap. did you just say tony ttoto— chap. did you just say tony ttoto wo— c333] did you just say tony there was someone? tony tttotoptomo— there was someone? tony tttotogtomo .— there was someone? tony microphone . yeah, i think

microphone. yeah, i think soottott— microphone. yeah, i think scarlett should reflect on who the scarlett should reflect on who tto mootw— scarlett should reflect on who the nasty ones— scarlett should reflect on who the nasty ones were in the mott— the nasty ones were in the boot ooto— the nasty ones were in the brexit vote .— the nasty ones were in the brexit vote . oh- the nasty ones were in the brexit vote . oh a lot of anyone brexit vote. oh a lot of anyone otoo.— brexit vote. oh a lot of anyone otoo. ttoto-o— brexit vote. oh a lot of anyone else. there's a— brexit vote. oh a lot of anyone else. there's a chap there next to tow — else. there's a chap there next to tow to,— else. there's a chap there next to tow to, mo— else. there's a chap there next to tony. no, no, you've just too.— to tony. no, no, you've just too. toot— to tony. no, no, you've just there. look i'm— to tony. no, no, you've just there. look i'm jeff . there. look i'm jeff. hello. ttoxtt. — there. look i'm jeff. hello. brexit. you've— there. look i'm jeff. hello. brexit. you've got- there. look i'm jeff. hello. brexit. you've got a- there. look i'm jeff. fittix c you've got a dog with brexit. you've got a dog with you,— brexit. you've got a dog with youo tott— brexit. you've got a dog with woo, tom, mw— brexit. you've got a dog with you, jeff, my wife's- fittix c you've got a dog with you, jeff, my wife's guide dog. all you, jeff, my wife's guide dog. att ttgtt— you, jeff, my wife's guide dog. att ttgtt. t— you, jeff, my wife's guide dog. all right. i don't— you, jeff, my wife's guide dog. all right. i don't regret- you, jeff, my wife's guide dog. all right. i don't regret it. - all right. i don't regret it. what we are seeing is a wilful totooot— what we are seeing is a wilful totooot tw— what we are seeing is a wilful refusal by the— what we are seeing is a wilful refusal by the government and the refusal by the government and tto ctwt— refusal by the government and the civil service— refusal by the government and the civil service to implement it. the civil service to implement tt. tott— the civil service to implement tt. tott .— the civil service to implement tt. tott . ow— the civil service to implement it. well . by with— the civil service to implement it. well . by with a lack of it. well. by with a lack of totomt— it. well. by with a lack of totomt omo— it. well. by with a lack of talent and imagination on how to do talent and imagination on how to to tt— talent and imagination on how to to t. tott— talent and imagination on how to do it. well, even— talent and imagination on how to do it. well, even if— talent and imagination on how to do it. well, even if they wanted to. to— do it. well, even if they wanted to. to oo— do it. well, even if they wanted to. we are being— do it. well, even if they wanted to. we are being let down by a toot— to. we are being let down by a toot ot— to. we are being let down by a lack of talent— to. we are being let down by a lack of talent and— to. we are being let down by a lack of talent and a wilful totooot. — lack of talent and a wilful refusal. nato— lack of talent and a wilful refusal. nato .— lack of talent and a wilful refusal. nato . talks about refusal. nato. talks about a tomoo— refusal. nato. talks about a pottot ot— refusal. nato. talks about a period of reflection. c period of reflection. it's about to omo— period of reflection. it's about to come your way whilst you're in there. reflect on the

following question do you think that parliament is being somewhat negligent now by spending so much time focusing on parties and trying to get the police involved and all the rest of it, when actually, let's face it, country in bit of a it, the country is in a bit of a mess. see

on gb news. the people's otomoo— on gb news. the people's channel. britain is watching . channel. britain is watching. tott— channel. britain is watching. wag tot— channel. britain is watching. wag tot mo— channel. britain is watching. well, let me start with an apology— well, let me start with an opotogw tot— well, let me start with an apology for you. �*" oiiti; apology for you. if you were hoping to see michelle dewberry in barnsley today, if you stuck with it whilst the sound was poon with it whilst the sound was poor, thank you for sticking with it . we took the decision with it. we took the decision here at gb news in london that enough was enough and the poor sound quality is something that our engineers needed to look at. so we are doing that right now. the are working under the the guys are working under the bonnet hopefully we'll be bonnet and hopefully we'll be able michelle able to return you to michelle dewberry barnsley very soon. able to return you to michelle devdorry barnsley very soon. able to return you to michelle devdo want barnsley very soon. able to return you to michelle dev do want you isley very soon. able to return you to michelle dev do want you to ey very soon. able to return you to michelle dev do want you to be lery soon. able to return you to michelle dev do want you to be able ;oon. able to return you to michelle dev do want you to be able to n. we do want you to be able to hear those lively views on brexit. so many years on. in the meantime, bring you up to meantime, let's bring you up to date the latest news story date with the latest news story regarding titan submersible regarding that titan submersible in atlantic. well the

in the north atlantic. well the news broke a short time ago that the us coastguard said they had discovered a debris field near the titanic wreckage in the search for the missing titan submersible. we're not really clear at this stage as to whether or not that submersible damage or debris field is on the seabed or indeed, if it's on the surface , it may be a bit of surface, it may be a bit of both. we do know that an rov, a remotely operated vehicle, has made the discovery and the information collected by that rov would suggest that it is under the water and on the seabed is now being evaluated by experts . but there is also some experts. but there is also some speculation by analysts at the moment that there is some wreckage, if you like, debris field likely to be on the surface as well. we'll bring you a press conference which will be coming live from the united states . the coastguard in states. the coastguard in boston, that is at 8:00 uk time . we're looking now at those two canadian air craft pictures that

detected via sonar. those morse code tappings or sounds that were heard which appeared to sound out the signal sos. that, of course, raised many people's hopes and the search area was widened yesterday to two times the size of connecticut . at the size of connecticut. at 76,000 kilometre times to we're looking now at pictures inside the submersible. i think that's the submersible. i think that's the picture there of the ceo of oceangate, whose submersible this is that has gone down, the titan. it's called raising his arm there as he's talking about arm there as he's talking about a previous trip on that little submersible. we're looking at pictures that you can see there through the window of that submerged cable. of course, daylight not penetrating down 4000ft at 4000m, 12,000ft. and very difficult to see beyond i understand the length of your arm. back to those aerial shots

there. well, as i say, there will be a coastguard news conference at about 8:00 tonight. we know five people are missing inside that submersible. it lost contact with base at sunday about an hour and 45 minutes into that descent down to the wreckage of the titanic. we know paul henry ndjole, a french explorer , is one of them french explorer, is one of them on board. earlier, he was speaking with one of the news team, spoke to his daughter and she was expressing hope that the family were saying that they hoped that he would be found alive . he knows how to react if alive. he knows how to react if too— alive. he knows how to react if too to— alive. he knows how to react if too to o— alive. he knows how to react if there is a problem— he knows how to react if there is a problem and so i'm wow— there is a problem and so i'm very confident— there is a problem and so i'm very confident about it that you . cot— very confident about it that you . com mooog— very confident about it that you . can manage good the situation on ott— . can manage good the situation on omt t— . can manage good the situation on omt t know— . can manage good the situation on and i know now— . can manage good the situation on and i know now is at the otooo— on and i know now is at the otooo woo— on and i know now is at the place you would— on and i know now is at the place you would like to be. just i place you would like to be. just t toottw— place you would like to be. just t toottw topo— place you would like to be. just i really hope they— place you would like to be. just i really hope they will find ttom — i really hope they will find ttom ott— i really hope they will find them all safe— i really hope they will find

them all safe .— i really hope they will find them all safe . and i think we them all safe. and i think we too— them all safe. and i think we too to— them all safe. and i think we have to trust— them all safe. and i think we have to trust what they're doing ont— have to trust what they're doing omt to— have to trust what they're doing omt to to— have to trust what they're doing and to be confident . well, and to be confident. well, ttot-o— and to be confident. well, ttot-o tto— and to be confident. well, that's the hope- and to be confident. well, that's the hope and the optimism that's the hope and the optimism ttot tto— that's the hope and the optimism that the rescue _ that's the hope and the optimism that the rescue teams were oottomtw— that the rescue teams were certainly expressing very late on wootottow— certainly expressing very late on yesterday and certainly early this on yesterday and certainly early ttto mommg. — on yesterday and certainly early this morning. and,— on yesterday and certainly early this morning. t: on yesterday and certainly early this morning. ' t: titit. this morning. and, of course, the news of debris field found in the north atlantic, rather dashed those hopes as people began to talk about some sort of catastrophic implosion or explosion of the submersible. and it's just being reported on twitter . i can't confirm these twitter. i can't confirm these details for you, but widely being reported that there's been an expert that has said a landing frame and a rear cover from the submersible has been recovered. that is unconfirmed at this stage. it is just being reported by various news outlets. we will, of course , get outlets. we will, of course, get clarification on that . as i said clarification on that. as i said at 8:00, when we cross over to the us coastguard in boston, and they will no doubt have a detailed news conference for us. but it does, of course mean that it is a sad ending to a story,

it is a sad ending to a story, it would appear, when so many were expressing hope that the end could be optimistic, bringing more on that later. now, the other big news today is that the bank of england has increased the interest rate by half a percentage point to 5. that's the highest rate in 15 years. as it tries to tackle ongoing price rises. the bank's governor andrew bailey, went on record as saying inflation was still much too high and had to be dealt with . but he added, if be dealt with. but he added, if we don't raise rates now, it could be worse later. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, said the government's resolve to bnng the government's resolve to bring inflation down was watertight. perhaps an unwise choice of phrase, given the main story that's occupying most people's minds at the moment. but it is the 13th time in a row the bank has increased the interest rate. speaking to warehouse workers in kent earlier on today, the prime minister rishi sunak said halving inflation was still his goal halving inflation was still his goal, but there was no easy fix

. well, i've got good for news you as far as going back to michelle dewberry is concerned. i understand they're standing by in barnsley and they're ready to join us once again. over to you, michelle. now . michelle. now. hello. welcome back, everybody . hello. welcome back, everybody. i'm very sorry about that sound ttotoottot— i'm very sorry about that sound disruption then. _ i'm very sorry about that sound disruption then. i— i'm very sorry about that sound disruption then. t:tit g disruption then. i do apologise . i think it was the remainers trying to get in there and sabotage . i blame it on sabotage. i blame it on scarlett. would you did you put global conspiracy against you? there you go. into corrupted our conversation about brexit. so it did. anyway, keeping me company . the birthday boy himself. martin daubney , the former martin daubney, the former brexit party mep alongside me and scarlett mccgwire, the former labour adviser and writer. very disappointed by writer. i'm very disappointed by the way. you haven't your

the way. you haven't got your flag told me you had a flag out. you told me you had a little flag, i just want to little flag, so i just want to share didn't share with you guys. didn't sound that. but you sound quite right that. but you know what i mean. this is the flag know what i mean. this is the ttog ttot— know what i mean. this is the ttog ttot t— know what i mean. this is the flag that i wave— know what i mean. this is the flag that i wave when- this is the flag that i wave when we voted to toowo — flag that i wave when we voted to toowo tm— flag that i wave when we voted to leave in brussels and it and i to leave in brussels and it and t omo— to leave in brussels and it and t t— to leave in brussels and it and t t oo— to leave in brussels and it and t t oo oo— to leave in brussels and it and i can i us so much. that's for woo.— i can i us so much. that's for you.cani i can i us so much. that's for you. can i make a request? i have a little wave of it. scoot.— have a little wave of it. scarlet. go _ have a little wave of it. scarlet. go on,- have a little wave of it. scarlet. go on, go on. i'm just. i scarlet. go on, go on. i'm just. t toot— scarlet. go on, go on. i'm just. t toot tmtt— scarlet. go on, go on. i'm just. i just think this— scarlet. go on, go on. i'm just. i just think this is— scarlet. go on, go on. i'm just. i just think this is our flag , i just think this is our flag, tot— i just think this is our flag, not tto— i just think this is our flag, not the brexit— i just think this is our flag, not the brexit flag. that's all it not the brexit flag. that's all tt to. — not the brexit flag. that's all tt to. tto— not the brexit flag. that's all it is. it's all— not the brexit flag. that's all it is. it's all of— not the brexit flag. that's all it is. it's all of us- not the brexit flag. that's all it is. it's all of us all- not the brexit flag. c it's all of us all at it is. it's all of us all at a— it is. it's all of us all at once. a unifying- c it's all of us all at once. a unifying flag. \titc once. a unifying flag. not a ottomg— once. a unifying flag. not a dividing flag. _ once. a unifying flag. not a dividing flag. well,- once. a unifying flag. otitc t: . t: g "ctit; well, speaking, dividing flag. well, speaking, it dividing flag. well, speaking, tt otooo.— dividing flag. well, speaking, it should. speaking- t: . t: g "ctit; well, speaking, it should. speaking of unifying and it should. speaking of unifying omt ttwttmg— it should. speaking of unifying and dividing, shall we talk tottwgotoo— and dividing, shall we talk partygate? because let's face it, partygate? because let's face tt. ttgtto— partygate? because let's face it, right? this— partygate? because let's face it, right? this country is in a bit it, right? this country is in a ttt ot— it, right? this country is in a ttt ot o— it, right? this country is in a bit of a pickle— it, right? this country is in a bit of a pickle right now. we've toot— bit of a pickle right now. we've toot toot— bit of a pickle right now. we've just been speaking interest oto— just been speaking interest rates. times— just been speaking interest rates. times are very hard for a lot rates. times are very hard for a tot ot— rates. times are very hard for a tot ot ooopto. — rates. times are very hard for a lot of people. crime is all over tto— lot of people. crime is all over tto otooo. — lot of people. crime is all over tto otooo. voo— lot of people. crime is all over the place. you can't get in to woot— the place. you can't get in to see your doctors.— the place. you can't get in to see your doctors. many people ooo-t— see your doctors. many people ooo-t got— see your doctors. many people ooo-t got on— see your doctors. many people can't get on the— see your doctors. many people can't get on the housing ladder ott— can't get on the housing ladder oto—ott— can't get on the housing ladder oto—oto on- can't get on the housing ladder and-and on and- can't get on the housing ladder and and on and on. and it goes on and on and on. tto— and it goes on and on and on. the government— and it goes on and on and on. the government has got a lot to do the government has got a lot to to ott— the government has got a lot to to omt tot— the government has got a lot to do and not much— the government has got a lot to do and not much time to get it

tomo— do and not much time to get it too tm— do and not much time to get it too to tot-o— do and not much time to get it done in. let's be— do and not much time to get it done in. let's be honest. but wtot— done in. let's be honest. but wtot oo— done in. let's be honest. but wtot ttow— done in. let's be honest. but what are they spending? an awful lot what are they spending? an awful tot-otooo— what are they spending? an awful lot-about?.course,- lot of time about? of course, tto— lot of time about? of course, tto-momw- lot of time about? of course, the-many years- lot of time about? of course, the many years ago the fact that many years ago poooto— the fact that many years agoi people—so—called people were having so—called tomoo— people were having so—called tomoo-cowo- people were having so—called parties covid lockdowns parties during covid lockdowns and parties during covid lockdowns oto—oomo- parties during covid lockdowns. and—boris johnson and whether or not boris johnson mtotttotottw— and whether or not boris johnson intentionally parliament. intentionally misled parliament. of intentionally misled parliament. ot ooooo— intentionally misled parliament. of course, you've— intentionally misled parliament. of course, you've seen all the gotmgo— of course, you've seen all the gomgo — of course, you've seen all the gomgo tow.— of course, you've seen all the goings on. now, the report came oot— goings on. now, the report came oot. ttowto— goings on. now, the report came out. they're talking pontificating in parliament otoot— pontificating in parliament about whether— pontificating in parliament about whether or not they'd give this about whether or not they'd give ttto tottow— about whether or not they'd give ttto tottow o— about whether or not they'd give this fellow a 90— about whether or not they'd give this fellow a 90 day suspension. tto— this fellow a 90 day suspension. tto tottow— this fellow a 90 day suspension. the fellow that's— this fellow a 90 day suspension. the fellow that's not there the fellow that's not even there owmoo— anymore anyway, because he tootgtot. — anymore anyway, because he. resigned. _they're resigned. whether or not they're going— resigned. whether or not they're gomg to— resigned. whether or not they're gomg to too— resigned. whether or not they're going to take his— resigned. whether or not they're going to take his pass off him so to— going to take his pass off him so to ooo-t— going to take his pass off him so to ooo-t go— going to take his pass off him so he can't go to— going to take his pass off him so he can't go to the subsidised toro- — so he can't go to the subsidised toro- _ttoto-o- bars. whether or not there's going— bars. whether or not there's gomg-omottot- bars. whether or not there's going another report about going to be another report about wtottot— going to be another report about wtottotlnot— going to be another report about whether-not it— going to be another report about whether-not it was— going to be another report about whether not it was rude about whether or not it was rude about the whether or not it was rude about tho-ootom— whether or not it was rude about the-report tto— whether or not it was rude about the report, the police the first report, the police toottmg— the first report, the police looking involved about looking to get involved about. oomo—tmgto some weirdo mingle and jingle ttmg— some weirdo mingle and jingle mtg—on.- some weirdo mingle and jinglei thing—on. martin thing that was going on. martin wmoo— thing that was going on. martin ttotloomoo— thing that was going on. martin whenlcomes to— thing that was going on. martin whenlcomes to .of- thing that was going on. martin when comes to of this , when it comes to all of this, toooooo— when it comes to all of this, because-does- when it comes to all of this,. because-does divide because this really does divide ooooto— because this really does divide ooopto-ooooto— because this really does divide people, people say these people, many people say these guys— people, many people say these gowo toot— people, many people say these gowo ooot to— people, many people say these gowo ooot to-to- people, many people say these guys need to to account. guys need to be held to account. toooto— guys need to be held to account. toooto tto— guys need to be held to account. people die during— guys need to be held to account. people die during covid all people die during covid and all the people die during covid and all tho-tt— people die during covid and all tmo-tt. tto— people die during covid and all the-it. the other- people die during covid and all the it. the other side the rest of it. the other side of the rest of it. the other side ot-tomo— the rest of it. the other side of-fence says— the rest of it. the other side of fence says pack it in. it of the fence says pack it in. it is of the fence says pack it in. it to-otm— of the fence says pack it in. it to-otm to— of the fence says pack it in. it is akin to negligence. is almost akin to negligence. now:— is almost akin to negligence. tow—ott- is almost akin to negligence. now,_all this- is almost akin to negligence.i now,_all this stuff now, focusing on all this stuff wttto— now, focusing on all this stuff wttto-ooonttw— now, focusing on all this stuff while-country-a- now, focusing on all this stuff while country a mess. while the country is in a mess. toot— while the country is in a mess. your thoughts?— while the country is in a mess. your thoughts? obviously, your thoughts? well, obviously, the your thoughts? well, obviously, tto wtoto— your thoughts? well, obviously, the whole thing— your thoughts? well, obviously, the whole thing is just a pantomime. _ the whole thing is just a pantomime. c the whole thing is just a- pantomime. it'sldistraction pantomime. it's a distraction and and it's and it's a sideshow. and it's not only about trying to destroy

bods not only about trying to destroy boris johnson. think the boris johnson. i think the person party person that the labour party fear the comeback fear the most, the comeback king, could come back and wreak damage. fan of boris, but damage. i'm no fan of boris, but who is there? there's who else is there? there's nobody the tory party nobody else in the tory party who effective who could be an effective leader. just leader. so secondly, it's just thrown out there to destroy the tory brand that it's entirety. this is now about the labour party trying to just just put wrecking ball through the conservative party's integrity and to just basically and honesty to just basically try and get the next election in a cox. so what about sabiha coleman? he had a party in durham, seb gorka he did it to sir keir starmer was basically holding boris to standards which he himself wasn't even obeying. yeah. can we see that the privileges committee, which looked into boris johnson, went through parliament unanimously and you might remember that the conservatives have an 80 majority, right? so this wasn't otoot— majority, right? so this wasn't about labour.— majority, right? so this wasn't about labour. this— majority, right? so this wasn't about labour. this was- cy i gc7 so this wasn't about labour. this was actually otoot— about labour. this was actually otoot ooooto— about labour. this was actually otoot people .— about labour. this was actually about people , mps in parliament, about people, mps in parliament, ooooto— about people, mps in parliament, ooooto om— about people, mps in parliament, new“! on ttot— about people, mps in parliament, people on that tories. titt: tit“

people on that tories. hold on. it people on that tories. hold on. tt wont— people on that tories. hold on. it went through— people on that tories. hold on. it went through it— people on that tories. hold on. it went through it .— people on that tories. hold on. it went through it. it— people on that tories. titt: tit“ it went through it . it went it went through it. it went tmoogt— it went through it. it went through parliament with an 80 mototttw— through parliament with an 80 mototttw ot— through parliament with an 80 mototttw ot tto — through parliament with an 80 majority of the who was going to be majority of the who was going to to on— majority of the who was going to to on tto— majority of the who was going to be on the committee and it was ttot— be on the committee and it was too tto— be on the committee and it was then the committee went away. totttomomt— then the committee went away. parliament didn't— then the committee went away. parliament didn't actually have to toot— parliament didn't actually have to toot wttt— parliament didn't actually have to deal with the— parliament didn't actually have to deal with the committee for motor— to deal with the committee for motor woot. — to deal with the committee for another year. all— to deal with the committee for another year. all this thing otoot— another year. all this thing otoot tto— another year. all this thing about it's taken— another year. all this thing about it's taken a lot of time in about it's taken a lot of time to tto— about it's taken a lot of time to tto otooo— about it's taken a lot of time in the press right? it's taken a lot in the press right? it's taken a tot ot— in the press right? it's taken a tot ot motto— in the press right? it's taken a lot of media time.— in the press right? it's taken a lot of media time. but actually the government— lot of media time. but actually the government could have got on wttt— the government could have got on wttt gowomttg— the government could have got on with governing. there's been one tototo— with governing. there's been one tototo. oo— with governing. there's been one debate, one afternoon and that ttot— debate, one afternoon and that ttot ttot— debate, one afternoon and that that that resulted _ debate, one afternoon and that that that resulted in in once ogom— that that resulted in in once ogom tto— that that resulted in in once ogom tto gomg— that that resulted in in once again the going through a good use again the going through a good ot— again the going through a good ot tto— again the going through a good use of the time— again the going through a good use of the time though because tototo— use of the time though because one debate debate one debate ttgtt— one debate debate one debate ttgtt . — one debate debate one debate ttgtt . tmo— one debate debate one debate right . this has— one debate debate one debate right . this has taken- one debate debate one debate right . i“ “ right. this has taken way more than just a few hours in one afternoon. this whole conversation an there's going to be another report. now, scarlett, about whether or not it was rude about there is there is a report, right. there was a tooott— is a report, right. there was a root ooto— is a report, right. there was a tooott ooto tw— is a report, right. there was a report done by the— itiittitc . 3x there was a report done by the privileges commtttoo— report done by the privileges committee that— report done by the privileges committee that was absolutely oototto—ttmoi committee that was absolutely outside _time . i committee that was absolutely. outside _time . the outside parliamentary time. the pttottogo— outside parliamentary time. the privilege committee— outside parliamentary time. the privilege committee headed up by harriet course, who harriet harman, of course, who prejudged the outcome and tweets before got role. of before she got this role. of course, privileges

before she got this role. of- course,-privileges committee course, the privileges committee the course, the privileges committee tto toot— course, the privileges committee tto toot .— course, the privileges committee tto toot . tto— course, the privileges committee the head . it's true.— course, the privileges committee the head . it's true. hold on. the head. it's true. hold on. tott— the head. it's true. hold on. toto om— the head. it's true. hold on. hold on. headed— the head. it's true. hold on. hold on. headed up- the head. it's true. hold on. hold on. headed up by- the head. it's true. hold on. hold on. headed up by harriet harman, that was voted for or to put her in charge of it by the unanimous . i mean, come on, just unanimous. i mean, come on, just a unanimous. i mean, come on, just o mtmoto— unanimous. i mean, come on, just ommoto. toot— unanimous. i mean, come on, just a minute. just unanimes- c. i mean, come on, just a minute. just unanimes ously wttt— a minute. just unanimes ously wttt ot— a minute. just unanimes ously wttt om oo— a minute. just unanimes ously with an 80 seat— a minute. just unanimes ously with an 80 seat majority . i with an 80 seat majority. i mean, we cannot go on pretending ttot— mean, we cannot go on pretending ttot ttoto-o— mean, we cannot go on pretending that there's some— mean, we cannot go on pretending that there's some labour plot wtom— that there's some labour plot when actually— that there's some labour plot when actually there's an 80 seat mototttw— when actually there's an 80 seat mototttw ot— when actually there's an 80 seat majority of conservatives and ttow— majority of conservatives and ttow wotot— majority of conservatives and they voted for— majority of conservatives and they voted for this to go on a good— they voted for this to go on a goot oo— they voted for this to go on a goot ot— they voted for this to go on a good use of time. /titc. c good use of time. you think it's been very little time? actually, all the actually,«all the time the actually, all the time the ttwttogoo— actually, all the time the privileges committee met, they mot— privileges committee met, they mot m— privileges committee met, they mot m ttot— privileges committee met, they met in their own— privileges committee met, they met in their own time. it didn't toto— met in their own time. it didn't toto oo— met in their own time. it didn't take up parliamentary time. moto— take up parliamentary time. too towo— take up parliamentary time. there have been two debates, ttot-o— there have been two debates, ttot-o ott— there have been two debates, ttot-o ott to— there have been two debates, that's all to the— there have been two debates, that's all to the good folk of oomotow. — that's all to the good folk of barnsley. ithese_ that's all to the good folk of barnsley. cut-g that's all to the good folk of barnsley. gcttio i barnsley. these guys know their onions. what do make to it onions. what do you make to it all your hands up. get involved in conversation. it's the in this conversation. it's the last of the night. what do last one of the night. what do you to it? i see. is you make to it? i can't see. is that a man or woman there? can we those words in this day we use those words in this day and age? i offensive. it's okay. gender identity. i'm gendei identity. i'm definitely gender identity. i'm definitely moto— gender identity. i'm definitely moto. att— gender identity. i'm definitely male. all right.— gender identity. i'm definitely male. all right. good. my name is male. all right. good. my name to ttotootm—

male. all right. good. my name to ttotootm .— male. all right. good. my name to ttotootm . t— male. all right. good. my name is malcolm . i wouldn't have a is malcolm. iwouldn't have a otoo— is malcolm. iwouldn't have a otoo tow— is malcolm. iwouldn't have a otoo tow tm— is malcolm. i wouldn't have a clue how i'm going to vote in tto— clue how i'm going to vote in tto toot— clue how i'm going to vote in the next election.— clue how i'm going to vote in the next election. i'm a conservative. - the next election. i'm a conservative. live with a ooottot— conservative. live with a ooottot c— conservative. live with a ooottot c .— conservative. live with a capital c , which means i have no capital c, which means i have no tmo— capital c, which means i have no ttmo tot— capital c, which means i have no ttmo tot tto— capital c, which means i have no time for the current— capital c, which means i have no time for the current brand of ooooto— time for the current brand of pseudo conservatism. why not? i to— pseudo conservatism. why not? i to to— pseudo conservatism. why not? i to to gomg— pseudo conservatism. why not? i seem to be going through. why moto— seem to be going through. why not? tott— seem to be going through. why not? wott. t— seem to be going through. why not? well, i don't— seem to be going through. why not? well, i don't think the conservatives _ not? well, i don't think the conservatives they're moving wott— conservatives they're moving wott .— conservatives they're moving wott . ttowto— conservatives they're moving well . they're either liberals or well. they're either liberals or ttowto— well. they're either liberals or ttowto mowmg— well. they're either liberals or they're moving more towards the totoot— they're moving more towards the totoot tottw— they're moving more towards the totoot tottw .— they're moving more towards the labour party . and— they're moving more towards the labour party . and i do agree . they're moving more towards the labour party . and i do agree labour party. and i do agree. i do labour party. and i do agree. i to towe— labour party. and i do agree. i to towo to— labour party. and i do agree. i do have to agree— labour party. and i do agree. i do have to agree with- labour party. and i do agree. i do have to agree with with- do have to agree with with scarlett that i think the current problem . okay, labour current problem. okay, labour are current problem. okay, labour toott— current problem. okay, labour toomt to— current problem. okay, labour are bound to find— current problem. okay, labour are bound to find any- i okay, labour are bound to find any excuse ttow— are bound to find any excuse ttow oto— are bound to find any excuse ttow to— are bound to find any excuse they can to poke— are bound to find any excuse they can to poke holes in the government's— they can to poke holes in the government's performance . but government's performance. but the government's performance. but tto trott— government's performance. but tto ttott to— government's performance. but the truth is that— government's performance. but the truth is that the conservative party, they're a bit conservative party, they're a ttt tto— conservative party, they're a ttt ttto tto— conservative party, they're a bit like the runners at royal ascot— bit like the runners at royal aooot tmo— bit like the runners at royal ascot this afternoon. half of ttom — ascot this afternoon. half of ttom ooot— ascot this afternoon. half of them split onto— ascot this afternoon. half of them split onto one side of the tto— them split onto one side of the course, the other— them split onto one side of the course, the other half are on tto— course, the other half are on tto ottoo— course, the other half are on the other side— course, the other half are on the other side and there's a wowmtmg— the other side and there's a yawning gap— the other side and there's a yawning gap in— the other side and there's a yawning gap in between, and ttot-o— yawning gap in between, and ttot-o wtw— yawning gap in between, and ttot-o wtw t— yawning gap in between, and that's why i think liz truss got tong— that's why i think liz truss got tong oot— that's why i think liz truss got tong oot to— that's why i think liz truss got hung out to .she - that's why i think liz truss got hung out to she was at hung out to dry. she was at tooot— hung out to dry. she was at least something— hung out to dry. she was at least something someone i oootgtoo— least something someone i ooomoog oo— least something someone i ooomoog oo o— least something someone i recognise as a conservative. but got— recognise as a conservative. but now we've got now— recognise as a conservative. but now we've got now we've got

wtotw— now we've got now we've got wtotw wootw— now we've got now we've got wishy washy and _ now we've got now we've got wishy washy and his crew, the ooomw— wishy washy and his crew, the ooomw ott— wishy washy and his crew, the economy and they've just they've toottowot— economy and they've just they've toottowot ott— economy and they've just they've destroyed and they've destroyed an destroyed and they've destroyed om oo— destroyed and they've destroyed om oo ooot— destroyed and they've destroyed an 80 seat majority and really the an 80 seat majority and really tto omw— an 80 seat majority and really tto omw wow— an 80 seat majority and really tto omw wow t— an 80 seat majority and really the only way i can— an 80 seat majority and really the only way i can see out of ttot— the only way i can see out of ttot to— the only way i can see out of ttot to ttot— the only way i can see out of that is that when— the only way i can see out of that is that when it with two ttttotont— that is that when it with two different parties— that is that when it with two different parties are a whole oottw— different parties are a whole oomw to— different parties are a whole new party to come out of this toooooo— new party to come out of this toooooo tto— new party to come out of this because the conservatives. thank woo.— because the conservatives. thank woo. t— because the conservatives. thank woo. t tttmt— because the conservatives. thank you. i think they're— because the conservatives. thank you. i think they're finished. come— you. i think they're finished. como — you. i think they're finished. como om— you. i think they're finished. come on. oh, hang- you. i think they're finished. come on. oh, hang on,- you. i think they're finished. come on. oh, hang on, tony. oh, she's a lady there. she's got her she's a lady there. she's got to totto— she's a lady there. she's got to totto oo— she's a lady there. she's got to totto op .— she's a lady there. she's got her hands up . i— she's a lady there. she's got her hands up . i know.- e�*c she's got her hands up . i know. we'll come her hands up. i know. we'll come to woo— her hands up. i know. we'll come to woo tm— her hands up. i know. we'll come to woo m o— her hands up. i know. we'll come to you in a minute.— her hands up. i know. we'll come to you in a minute. dodi saying, ttot— to you in a minute. dodi saying, wtot otoot— to you in a minute. dodi saying, what about me?— to you in a minute. dodi saying, what about me? i've got my hand up- — what about me? i've got my hand op. voo— what about me? i've got my hand op. too wttt— what about me? i've got my hand up. you will come— what about me? i've got my hand up. you will come to— what about me? i've got my hand up. you will come to you- what about me? i've got my hand up. you will come to you in a minute. go on. hi, michel. i'm minute. goon. hi, michel. i'm pam. i'm minute. go on. hi, michel. i'm tom. t-m wttt— minute. go on. hi, michel. i'm pam. i'm with harriet- goon. it: i i'm pam. i'm with harriet harman. it ooom-t— pam. i'm with harriet harman. it doesn't matter— pam. i'm with harriet harman. it doesn't matter whether she had the government,— doesn't matter whether she had the government, whether she otoott — the government, whether she otoott to — the government, whether she should be actually have gone and totot— should be actually have gone and totot-oo— should be actually have gone and toton-oo tto— should be actually have gone and taken as the chairman. that taken part as the chairman. that was-immaterial. - taken part as the chairman. that was immaterial. she was totally immaterial. she otoott— was totally immaterial. she should have— was totally immaterial. she should have done the right ttttg— should have done the right mtg-oto— should have done the right thing, she should have thing, and she should have otomoo— thing, and she should have otoooot town— thing, and she should have stepped down because she showed her stepped down because she showed to too— stepped down because she showed her bias towards— stepped down because she showed her bias towards boris. t: her bias towards boris. but i'd tto— her bias towards boris. but i'd ttto to— her bias towards boris. but i'd ttto to oot— her bias towards boris. but i'd like to ask scarlett a question. if i may. scarlett i'd like to know. labour are always after tttmgmg— know. labour are always after tttmgmg tto— know. labour are always after bringing the tories— labour are always after bringing the tories down for tottwgoto— bringing the tories down for tottwgoto mto— bringing the tories down for partygate into the microphone ttoto— partygate into the microphone ttoto. wtot— partygate into the microphone there, what i'd— partygate into the microphone there, what i'd like to ask soottott— there, what i'd like to ask scarlett is—

there, what i'd like to ask scarlett is why- there, what i'd like to ask scarlett is why does the labour party— scarlett is why does the labour tottw tot— scarlett is why does the labour tottw not wont— scarlett is why does the labour party not want an— scarlett is why does the labour party not want an emergency tototo— party not want an emergency debate about— party not want an emergency debate about these people that are debate about these people that oommg— debate about these people that are coming over— debate about these people that are coming over on small boats, tottw— are coming over on small boats, tottw ttttmg— are coming over on small boats, daily filling all— are coming over on small boats, daily filling all our— are coming over on small boats, daily filling all our hotels ottootot— daily filling all our hotels affected, all— daily filling all our hotels affected, all our communities ont— affected, all our communities omt wottmg— affected, all our communities and wanting to— affected, all our communities and wanting to do something otoot— and wanting to do something otoot tt— and wanting to do something about it, which— and wanting to do something about it, which is costing this gowommott— about it, which is costing this government and— about it, which is costing this government and us every day . government and us every day. ootot— government and us every day. ootot .— government and us every day. qatar . mentally— government and us every day. qatar . mentally hang- government and us every day. qatar. mentally hang on,- government and us every day. qatar. mentally hang on, please hold on one second. two seconds. let hold on one second. two seconds. tot tot— hold on one second. two seconds. tot to respond-— hold on one second. two seconds. let her respond. okay. - hold on one second. two seconds. let her respond. okay. if- tit“ two seconds. let her respond. okay. �*7 e�*c let her respond. okay. if we had a let her respond. okay. if we had o otooom— let her respond. okay. if we had a decent immigration system, we would not be spending £6 million a day doing hotels. these people should be processed. we should find out who are the refugees and everybody else should be sent home. come in here. well they can't be stopped from coming here. there are all they could be. and actually there are laws to do so. but we don't have the laws to do so. but we don't have tto oottttotom— laws to do so. but we don't have the politician with— laws to do so. but we don't have the politician with the— t:tit but we don't have the politician with the guts to do the politician with the guts to to. tto— the politician with the guts to to. to oo— the politician with the guts to toltt-o oom-- the politician with the guts to do.|t's as-as that.i do it. it's as simple as that. tto— do it. it's as simple as that. tho-oomw— do it. it's as simple as that. the-party don't- do it. it's as simple as that. the party don't want to the labour party don't want to otoo— the labour party don't want to otoo tt— the labour party don't want to otoo tt. twotto— the labour party don't want to stop it. yvette cooper the tototo— stop it. yvette cooper the future home— stop it. yvette cooper the future home secretary. by the toots— future home secretary. by the tootoltt— future home secretary. by the tootoltt-o— future home secretary. by the looks it, a refugees looks of it, it is a refugees tomo— looks of it, it is a refugees welcome placard carrier. oh, oomo—goo-

welcome placard carrier. oh, oomo—goo moi come on, come on, give me a boot — come on, come on, give me a boot oto— come on, come on, give me a break. give me— come on, come on, give me a break. give me a- come on, come on, give me a break. c 33x break. give me a break. right. i don't know . the question was to don't know. the question was to me, what? what they're saying is the me, what? what they're saying is tto wow— me, what? what they're saying is tto wow ttoto — me, what? what they're saying is the way there are _ me, what? what they're saying is the way there are three- 7 what they're saying is the way there are three ways to otoo — the way there are three ways to otoo tt. — the way there are three ways to otoo tt. ttgtt— the way there are three ways to stop it. right. one— the way there are three ways to stop it. right. one is to ootoottw— stop it. right. one is to actually have- stop it. right. one is to actually have a decent process ttot— actually have a decent process ttot toots— actually have a decent process that lasts weeks— actually have a decent process that lasts weeks and not years. amt— that lasts weeks and not years. amt oo— that lasts weeks and not years. amt oo ttot— that lasts weeks and not years. and so that people get sent back toot.— and so that people get sent back toot. omoo— and so that people get sent back fast. once people— and so that people get sent back fast. once people know they're going— fast. once people know they're gomg to— fast. once people know they're gomg to to— fast. once people know they're going to be sent— fast. once people know they're going to be sent back, they wont— going to be sent back, they won't come. the- going to be sent back, they won't come. the other thing is to ttom— won't come. the other thing is to then tackle— won't come. the other thing is to then tackle the— won't come. the other thing is to then tackle the problem on the to then tackle the problem on tto ttomt— to then tackle the problem on the french coast— to then tackle the problem on the french coast right . and the the french coast right. and the tmtt— the french coast right. and the tttt tttmg— the french coast right. and the tttt ttmg to.— the french coast right. and the third thing is, is— the french coast right. and the third thing is, is there is a massive immigration problem, ttgtto— massive immigration problem, ttgtto moto— massive immigration problem, right? there are— massive immigration problem, right? there are people who are wto— right? there are people who are who oo— right? there are people who are who are leaving— right? there are people who are who are leaving countries toooooo— who are leaving countries because they— who are leaving countries because they are so dangerous ont— because they are so dangerous omt ooottot— because they are so dangerous and scarlet for— because they are so dangerous and scarlet for leaving france, soottot— and scarlet for leaving france, scarlet coming _ and scarlet for leaving france, scarlet coming from france . ct?“ scarlet coming from france. can i scarlet coming from france. can t oot— scarlet coming from france. can t oot tttotottw— scarlet coming from france. can i ask literally coming— scarlet coming from france. can i ask literally coming from france. wait a minute. this young— france. wait a minute. this woomg mo— france. wait a minute. this woomg to— france. wait a minute. this young man is he's- i wait a minute. this young man is he's keen to get his young man is he's keen to get to oomt— young man is he's keen to get his point across. _ young man is he's keen to get his point across. ctit tit“ i his point across. go on, sir. ttom— his point across. go on, sir. ttomt woo. — his point across. go on, sir. ttomt woo. oo— his point across. go on, sir. thank you. do it.— his point across. go on, sir. thank you. do it. - his point across. go on, sir. thank you. do it. do- his point across. ctit tit“ i thank you. do it. ttit c thank you. do it. do it into a microphone, then, so the nation can hear. you can hear me now? yeah. okay. you know. yeah, i believe it is. go— yeah. okay. you know. yeah, i believe it is. go on.- yeah. okay. you know. yeah, i believe it is. go on. that- / /titc. yeah,i believe it is. go on. that tour is believe it is. go on. that tour to pot— believe it is. go on. that tour to port ot— believe it is. go on. that tour to port ot tto— believe it is. go on. that tour is part of the tory— believe it is. go on. that tour is part of the tory party and tto— is part of the tory party and tto totoot— is part of the tory party and the labour are— is part of the tory party and the labour are totally against oomo— the labour are totally against boris because— the labour are totally against boris because he— the labour are totally against boris because he got us through

ooot.— boris because he got us through brexit.ihonestly_ boris because he got us through brexit. honestly believe that. brexit. i honestly believe that. amt—ttot- brexit. i honestly believe that. and—that labour brexit. i honestly believe that.i and _that labour , and i also believe that labour, totoot— and i also believe that labour, totoot tomog— and i also believe that labour, labour during the— and i also believe that labour, labour during the brexit they ttot-t— labour during the brexit they didn't respect— labour during the brexit they didn't respect democracy and i never vote for— didn't respect democracy and i never vote for labour again . never vote for labour again. oh.— never vote for labour again. om ttowto— never vote for labour again. oh, they've lost— never vote for labour again. oh, they've lost you, - never vote for labour again. oh, they've lost you, they've lost them. hang . on is there lost them. hang. on is there owomo— lost them. hang. on is there owomo otoo— lost them. hang. on is there anyone else anyone- hang. on is there anyone else anyone else wants to otto— anyone else anyone else wants to omo mo — anyone else anyone else wants to omo mo toot— anyone else anyone else wants to omo mo toot .— anyone else anyone else wants to omo mo toot . go— anyone else anyone else wants to chip in? yeah , go on.- anyone else anyone else wants to chip in? / git chip in? yeah, go on. hi, michelle. i'm john. oh, chip in? / git it: i i'm john. oh, you chip in? yeah, go on. hi,- michelle. i'm john. oh, you like too — michelle. i'm john. oh, you like too toute— michelle. i'm john. oh, you like this? you're getting— michelle. i'm john. oh, you like this? you're getting into it. you like. you want. feel like i'm self—identifying- /titc. c /titc. feel like i'm self—identifying as your ooototont— i'm self—identifying as your assistant. oh,— i'm self—identifying as your assistant. oh, yeah. totally ogtoo— assistant. oh, yeah. totally ogtoo wttt— assistant. oh, yeah. totally agree with what— assistant. oh, yeah. totally agree with what martin. i've got.— agree with what martin. i've got. t— agree with what martin. i've got. t too-tom— agree with what martin. i've got. i reckon. anyway- agree with what martin. i've got. i reckon. anyway go on. totally agree with what martin ooto— totally agree with what martin ooto-t— totally agree with what martin ooto-t ttmt— totally agree with what martin said i think labour are said about, i think labour are tttgttomot— said about, i think labour are frightened about— said about, i think labour are frightened about johnson because his frightened about johnson because ttolotowon— frightened about johnson because ttolotowon-tot- frightened about johnson because his proven but often his a proven winner, but often ooooto— his a proven winner, but often ooomo-wot.— his a proven winner, but often people-well, who- his a proven winner, but often people well, who would people say, well, who else would you people say, well, who else would woo hoo— people say, well, who else would woo tovo- t — people say, well, who else would you have-i think— people say, well, who else would you have i think there's you have kyiv i think there's a oottttoot— you have kyiv i think there's a political titan _ you have kyiv i think there's a political titan waiting and political titan in waiting and ttot— political titan in waiting and ttot ootoot— political titan in waiting and that person is— political titan in waiting and that person is in— political titan in waiting and that person is in that room and i that person is in that room and t tmtt— that person is in that room and t ttmt to— that person is in that room and i think he will— that person is in that room and i think he will be— that person is in that room and i think he will be our salvation . a oottttoot— i think he will be our salvation . a oottttoot o— i think he will be our salvation . a political a political titan in . a political a political titan m wottmg. — . a political a political titan in waiting. “g in waiting. everyone is talking about the person in that room.

there's a cleaner in that room. but i don't think he's talking. i don't think he's talking about the i don't think he's talking about tto ooomt-t — i don't think he's talking about the cleaner. no,— i don't think he's talking about the cleaner. no, i— i don't think he's talking about the cleaner. otit t:tit the cleaner. no, i do not. i think he's talking about the gentleman up next, which is nigel farage. you can put that point to him. is he the leader in the next prime in waiting the next prime minister? else on this minister? anyone else on this topic? before we go before we move on, anybody? don't be shy . move on, anybody? don't be shy. barnsley type immigration policy anas sarwar where the close all borders and everything. give him the microphone. _ borders and everything. give him the microphone. he's there. he's talking. census one. go on. yeah. what about in australian tkite— yeah. what about in australian twoo tottow— yeah. what about in australian type policy on_ yeah. what about in australian type policy on immigration ? they type policy on immigration? they too— type policy on immigration? they too o— type policy on immigration? they too o totot— type policy on immigration? they have a total shutdown. black town— have a total shutdown. black town on— have a total shutdown. black town on otooo— have a total shutdown. black down on press and the and the tom— down on press and the and the tom ttom— down on press and the and the turn them back— down on press and the and the turn them back there's no way ttowto— turn them back there's no way ttowto gomg— turn them back there's no way ttowto gomg to— turn them back there's no way they're going to get into tmttotto— they're going to get into australia. he's talking that tmt— australia. he's talking that tmo ot— australia. he's talking that kind of policy. - australia. he's talking that kind of policy. ti; “g kind of policy. he's talking about operation sovereign borders . that was operation borders. that was operation sovereign borders . that's what sovereign borders. that's what australia had. they had a turn back policy. i got to be honest, i don't think there's a

politician in this country that has the chops really there is to operate as well. you can ask him that when he comes out. if he was in power, would he have he would the wherewithal to do a turn back policy because the second you even start on that process, will be immediately process, you will be immediately shut by people saying, shut down by people saying, well, you're sending these people to people potentially to their death that's never goes death. that's why it never goes anywhere. fact of matter anywhere. the fact of the matter is being by the nose, is we're being led by the nose, by lawyers, by charities , by by lawyers, by charities, by ngos, remainers in disguise, ngos, by remainers in disguise, who've taken over our political establishment. the blob is otootototw— the blob is absolutely infiltrated . there's absolutely infiltrated. there's absolutely infiltrated. there's o oomotoow. — absolutely infiltrated. there's a conspiracy. no,— absolutely infiltrated. there's a conspiracy. no, it's not a oomotoow— a conspiracy. no, it's not a conspiracy. it's— a conspiracy. no, it's not a conspiracy. it's all conspiracy. tto— conspiracy. it's all conspiracy. tto tootttw— conspiracy. it's all conspiracy. the reality is— conspiracy. it's all conspiracy. the reality is the— conspiracy. it's all conspiracy. the reality is the reality is we tom-t— the reality is the reality is we tom-t towo— the reality is the reality is we don't have anybody with the guts to ootoottw— don't have anybody with the guts to ootoottw oow— don't have anybody with the guts to actually say enough is enough ttot— to actually say enough is enough ttot motto— to actually say enough is enough ttot mottto .— to actually say enough is enough that mobile . and— to actually say enough is enough that mobile . and that's what's that mobile. and that's what's happening— that mobile. and that's what's happening .— that mobile. and that's what's happening . — that mobile. and that's what's happening - and_ that mobile. and that's what's happening . '“t: c c happening. and it's like millions and millions of pounds, i believe. millions and millions of pounds, ibelieve. i millions and millions of pounds, i believe. i believe that there are i believe. i believe that there totogooo. — i believe. i believe that there are refugees. we've- i believe that there are refugees. we've always had that refugees can come to britain and have sanctuary. right? and i believe that they

should still be able. we've taken 21,000 afghans, 27 eu member states have taken 271. we do our bit when there's an ootoot— we do our bit when there's an ootoot tott— we do our bit when there's an actual hold on— we do our bit when there's an actual hold on the afghans on ttmgttoo— actual hold on the afghans on tmgttoo .— actual hold on the afghans on dinghies . martin,— actual hold on the afghans on dinghies . martin, who are owns dinghies. martin, who are owns wto— dinghies. martin, who are owns wto oo— dinghies. martin, who are owns wto tto— dinghies. martin, who are owns who are the we— dinghies. martin, who are owns who are the we really owe many, motw— who are the we really owe many, monw ttot— who are the we really owe many, many more than they had, you ttow— many more than they had, you tmow .— many more than they had, you tmow . ooopto— many more than they had, you tmow . people m— many more than they had, you know , people in dinghies from know, people in dinghies from tom— know, people in dinghies from france are not— know, people in dinghies from france are not fleeing a war ttowto— france are not fleeing a war zone. they're fleeing paris. okay?— zone. they're fleeing paris. okay? totto— zone. they're fleeing paris. okay? paris is— zone. they're fleeing paris. okay? paris is horrible, but tto— okay? paris is horrible, but to not— okay? paris is horrible, but to not o— okay? paris is horrible, but it's not a war— okay? paris is horrible, but it's not a war zone. oh, come ttgtt— it's not a war zone. oh, come ttgtt. t— it's not a war zone. oh, come on. right. i mean- it's not a war zone. oh, come on. right. i mean i- it's not a war zone. oh, come on. 33x “ i“ it's not a war zone. oh, come on. right. i mean i mean, you're playing fast and loose with the facts on afghanistan. on afghanistan. it is shameful. what we we didn't try and what we did is we didn't try and get the people out who risked their lives to help us. the translator was 31,000. there were many have— translator was 31,000. there were many have taken- ls�* 000 there were many have taken 271. translator was 31,000. there- were many have taken 271. we've oomo— were many have taken 271. we've oomo oot— were many have taken 271. we've oomo tott— were many have taken 271. we've done our bit. but— were many have taken 271. we've done our bit. but but— were many have taken 271. �*ift�*ti; : i c but but they were done our bit. but but they were totomg— done our bit. but but they were helping tto— done our bit. but but they were helping the british— : i c but but they were helping the british army. they m wtot— helping the british army. they were in when i— helping the british army. they were in when i went to afghanistan.- were in when i went to afghanistan. right. we had lots and afghanistan. right. we had lots omt tots— afghanistan. right. we had lots omt toto ot— afghanistan. right. we had lots and lots of afghans working in the and lots of afghans working in tto m— and lots of afghans working in tto m tto— and lots of afghans working in the in the british— and lots of afghans working in the in the british embassy. mooo— the in the british embassy. those people's— the in the british embassy. those people's lives were in totgot— those people's lives were in totgot. tt— those people's lives were in danger. it was— those people's lives were in danger. it was many fine . '“t: danger. it was many fine. and we towe— danger. it was many fine. and we towo mow— danger. it was many fine. and we towo toot— danger. it was many fine. and we have now been because time flies when you have fun. everybody, i'm going to end with a show of

hands. right. let's just be absolutely clear before we leave. who in the room thinks that the tories are doing a good job? overall, 80 seat majority. many of would have voted for many of you would have voted for the tories, perhaps for the first time in your life. a show of if you think that of hands. if you think that they're good job and they're doing a good job and they're doing a good job and they vote next they would get your vote next time. oh my god, not a single ootoot— time. oh my god, not a single ootoon a— time. oh my god, not a single ootoon a otmgto— c oh my god, not a single person. a single solitary person ootoon — person. a single solitary person ootoon tow. — person. a single solitary person ootoon tow. t— person. a single solitary person person. wow. i find- person. a single solitary person person. �*7 “t: person. wow. i find that absolutely fascinating . is there absolutely fascinating. is there anyone in this room— absolutely fascinating. is there anyone in this room that- i “3 is there anyone in this room that labour toot— anyone in this room that labour toot tmo— anyone in this room that labour next time would— anyone in this room that labour next time would get your vote ? next time would get your vote? ttot-o— next time would get your vote? ttot-o owom.— next time would get your vote? that's even. that's— next time would get your vote? that's even. that's even worse . that's even. that's even worse. so that's even. that's even worse. so tto — that's even. that's even worse. so tto tto— that's even. that's even worse. so the lib dems._ that's even. that's even worse. so the lib dems. yeah, the lib oomo— so the lib dems. yeah, the lib oomo. — so the lib dems. yeah, the lib oomo. to— so the lib dems. yeah, the lib dems. we don't— so the lib dems. yeah, the lib dems . t:tit“ c dems. we don't respect the lib dems. we don't respect the lib dems. well, dems. we don't respect the lib dems . well, i dems. we don't respect the lib dems. well, i can tell you one ttttg— dems. well, i can tell you one tttmg. twotwtotw— dems. well, i can tell you one thing. everybody oh,- 'l�*tti;i“~;: well, i can tell you one thing. everybody oh, they want . thing. everybody oh, they want. they— thing. everybody oh, they want. ttow wont— thing. everybody oh, they want. they want guidance . 3“ e"3ti’3it’3 they want guidance. rhiannon tomoo— they want guidance. rhiannon jones nigel is coming. it next as well . but for now, i've got as well. but for now, i've got to oow— as well. but for now, i've got to oow tt— as well. but for now, i've got to say it doesn't— but for now, i've got to say it doesn't look good for tto— to say it doesn't look good for tto tomoo— to say it doesn't look good for tto tomoo ot— to say it doesn't look good for the tories or labour or lib dems . i the tories or labour or lib dems . t tttmt— the tories or labour or lib dems . t ttmt tot— the tories or labour or lib dems . ithink for this— the tories or labour or lib dems . i think for this part of oomotow— . i think for this part of oomotow t— . i think for this part of barnsley i think the next

otoottot— barnsley i think the next election will— barnsley i think the next election will be absolutely toootmottmg— election will be absolutely fascinating for— election will be absolutely fascinating for now. thank you wow— fascinating for now. thank you oow moot.— fascinating for now. thank you oow moot. t— fascinating for now. thank you oow moot. t wow— fascinating for now. thank you very much. i very much enjoyed your— very much. i very much enjoyed woot oomoonw. — very much. i very much enjoyed your company. it's— very much. i very much enjoyed your company. it's martin's tttttow. — your company. it's martin's tttttow. voo— your company. it's martin's birthday. you know what that tom-t— birthday. you know what that means, don't you? birth day boy. oowmg— means, don't you? birth day boy. oowmg tto— means, don't you? birth day boy. buying the drinks— means, don't you? birth day boy. buying the drinks for us? yes us . wto— buying the drinks for us? yes us . to wttt— buying the drinks for us? yes us . to wttt oow— buying the drinks for us? yes us . we will say goodbye- buying the drinks for us? yes us . we will say goodbye because we have got a bar to go and attend to on martin. so, scarlett ttomo.— to on martin. so, scarlett martin, thank— to on martin. so, scarlett martin, thank you- tit“ ithitic “ so, scarlett martin, thank you very much . martin, thank you very much. ttom— martin, thank you very much. ttomt woo. — martin, thank you very much. thank you. the— martin, thank you very much. thank you. the lovely people of oomotow. — thank you. the lovely people of oomotow. att— thank you. the lovely people of barnsley. and thank you at home. ttgot— barnsley. and thank you at home. wtgot totogo— barnsley. and thank you at home. wtgot totogo to— barnsley. and thank you at home. wtgot totogo to oo— barnsley. and thank you at home. nigel farage is up next. i'll woo— nigel farage is up next. i'll see you tomorrow. bye . see you tomorrow. bye bye. totto— see you tomorrow. bye bye. totto ogom— see you tomorrow. bye bye. hello again. it's— see you tomorrow. bye bye. hello again. it's aidan- see you tomorrow. bye bye. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast increasingly humid over the next few days across the uk. that will translate to hot weather in the south—east, but in the north—west increasingly wet weather. see that divide weather. we see that divide across the uk emerged through the night with spells of rain starting to arrive into northern ireland. by the early hours and then pushing into western scotland. meanwhile, clear spells elsewhere, although some mist fog to wake up to on mist and fog to wake up to on friday morning because of the increased humidity and a fairly mild night for sleeping 16

celsius, the celsius, for example, in the caphal celsius, for example, in the capital. now we've got that mist around first thing across central and some eastern parts, but clear . but it will soon clear. meanwhile northern england, meanwhile for northern england, wales , scotland and northern wales, scotland and northern ireland, cloud and some ireland, some cloud and some showery rain. the rain most persistent over north and west wales, north—west england as well western scotland . well as western scotland. turning by the turning to showers by the afternoon across northern ireland and not reaching ireland and not quite reaching eastern scotland where it will be . further though, be warm. further south, though, plenty sunshine for central plenty of sunshine for central and southern parts england and southern parts of england and southern parts of england and wales with highs into the mid then on into mid to high 20s. then on into friday evening, some of that showery rain crosses central parts , so perhaps affecting the parts, so perhaps affecting the nonh parts, so perhaps affecting the north midlands into eastern parts of england and wales as well, largely avoiding the far south and south—east and some more persistent and occasionally heavy rain affecting much of scotland. but wherever you are, it's going to be a muggy night with temperatures a couple of degrees higher compared with previous nights. 18 celsius in some saturday morning some spots. and saturday morning starts with that warmth, but starts off with that warmth, but also with of sunshine for also with plenty of sunshine for the and southeast. further

the south and southeast. further north, of cloud cover, i north, a lot of cloud cover, i think. and much of scotland think. and for much of scotland and northern ireland, we're going showery rain going to see some showery rain turning hit and miss turning to hit and miss downpours into the afternoon . downpours into the afternoon. but by later saturday into sunday, we're going to see further spells of persistent rain into the north—west, some gusty winds associated with this as well . whilst the south—east as well. whilst the south—east is increasingly sunny on sunday with temperatures reaching 30 to 33 celsius as

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