hero who spent years sprinting hero who spent years tracing— sprinting hero who spent years tracing ms— sprinting hero who spent years tracing his biological mother. jamie— tracing his biological mother. jamie baulch_ tracing his biological mother. jamie baulch tells me his moving and powerful— jamie baulch tells me his moving and powerful story— jamie baulch tells me his moving and powerful story before the end— and powerful story before the end of— and powerful story before the end on me— and powerful story before the end of the hour.— and powerful story before the end of the hour. you won't want to end of the hour. you won't want no mn— end of the hour. you won't want no n— end of the hour. you won't want no n in— end of the hour. you won't want no n in my— end of the hour. you won't want to miss it in my take at ten. nann— to miss it in my take at ten. harry and— to miss it in my take at ten. harry and meghan are considering taking— harry and meghan are considering nanng diana-s— harry and meghan are considering taking diana's surname of snencen— taking diana's surname of spencen .— taking diana's surname of spencer . n-n— taking diana's surname of spencer. i'm sorry. what an insult— spencer. i'm sorry. what an insult no— spencer. i'm sorry. what an insult to the— spencer. i'm sorry. what an insult to the legacy of the lane, — insult to the legacy of the lane, gren— insult to the legacy of the late, great princess. meanwhile the late, great princess. meanwhile nne nonn— late, great princess. meanwhile the world health— late, great princess. meanwhile the world health organisation are the world health organisation mung— the world health organisation are rolling out— the world health organisation are rolling out a— the world health organisation are rolling out a ban on booze as are rolling out a ban on booze an inn— are rolling out a ban on booze an inn jun— are rolling out a ban on booze an inn just for— are rolling out a ban on booze as it's just for their own eente— as it's just for their own vet et— as it's just for their own events at the- as it's just for their own events at the moment. but we'll be next.— events at the moment. but we'll be next. tt-e— events at the moment. but we'll be next. it's time— events at the moment. but we'll be next. it's time to— events at the moment. but we'll be next. it's time to save the event— be next. it's time to save the great nntten— be next. it's time to save the great british pint— be next. it's time to save the great british pint . great british pint. te— great british pint. to ne- great british pint. no one will ever be denied a tent— no one will ever be denied a tnnt en— no one will ever be denied a drink on mark— no one will ever be denied a drink on mark dolan tonight nett— drink on mark dolan tonight night, especially a hot saturday ntent. — night, especially a hot saturday ntgnt. were— night, especially a hot saturday night. we're going to have some fun night. we're going to have some tun tentgnt. — night. we're going to have some ten tentgnt. big— night. we're going to have some fun tonight. big stories, big entntene— fun tonight. big stories, big opinions. and— fun tonight. big stories, big opinions. and by the way, a top nettevee— opinions. and by the way, a top pedigree eet— opinions. and by the way, a top pedigree eet et— opinions. and by the way, a top pedigree set of pundits as well. nonet— pedigree set of pundits as well.

enter big— pedigree set of pundits as well. proper big names.— pedigree set of pundits as well. proper big names. with me tentett— proper big names. with me tentgnt. tt-e— proper big names. with me tonight. it's hot— proper big names. with me tonight. it's hot out there. so why— tonight. it's hot out there. so vvnv ten-t— tonight. it's hot out there. so vvnv ten-t ven— tonight. it's hot out there. so why don't you get something cold and why don't you get something cold ent ttzzv— why don't you get something cold ent ttzzv tn— why don't you get something cold and fizzy in the— why don't you get something cold and fizzy in the fridge and tet-e— and fizzy in the fridge and ten neve— and fizzy in the fridge and let's make it— and fizzy in the fridge and let's make it a— and fizzy in the fridge and let's make it a night to remember?— let's make it a night to remember? i'll be dealing with vtettntv— remember? i'll be dealing with vladimir putin. _ remember? i'll be dealing with vladimir putin. but first, the neetttnee— vladimir putin. but first, the headlines with— vladimir putin. but first, the headlines with rory smith . headlines with rory smith. tttnt— headlines with rory smith. tttnt ven— headlines with rory smith. thank you very— headlines with rory smith. thank you very much,- headlines with rory smith. thank you very much, mark. russian mercenary group troops have begun pulling out of the city of rostov. it's after their leader, yevgeny prigozhin , leader, yevgeny prigozhin, ordered his fighters to turn back from moscow to avoid bloodshed. they were on their way to the city to remove russian commanders rogozin blames for mishandling the war in ukraine. the kremlin says a criminal case against prigozhin will be dropped, as it's reported , he will move to reported, he will move to belarus under a deal arranged by belarus's president. we can now listen to the moment prigozhin updated his troops. seb gorka wagner updated his troops. seb gorka vvegnev vvnet— updated his troops. seb gorka wagner what they— l. 3: " seb gorka wagner what they wanted. 3

wagner what they wanted. wagner enun— wagner what they wanted. wagner green to— wagner what they wanted. wagner green to te— wagner what they wanted. wagner group to be dismissed on june the 23rd, we went out for the march of justice over the last 24 hours, we have advanced short of 200km to moscow. we didn't spill a drop of blood of our fighters on the way. now it's a moment when blood could be spilled. we understand the responsibility for russian blood could possibly be spilled on each side. that is why we are turning our columns and heading back to our summer camps as it was planned . well, ukraine's was planned. well, ukraine's nveettent— was planned. well, ukraine's nteettent ,— was planned. well, ukraine's president , vladimir- 3 well, ukraine's president , vladimir zelenskyy, president, vladimir zelenskyy, enve— president, vladimir zelenskyy, eevetne— president, vladimir zelenskyy, says the rebellion exposed eenntete— says the rebellion exposed complete chaos in the country . complete chaos in the country. the— complete chaos in the country. the ntnettev— complete chaos in the country. the hinckley today— complete chaos in the country. the hinckley today is- complete chaos in the country. the hinckley today is a- complete chaos in the country. the hinckley today is a day when there definitely should not be silence. and we definitely need teeteventn— silence. and we definitely need leadership today— silence. and we definitely need leadership today ,_ 3 and we definitely need leadership today , the world saw leadership today, the world saw tnet— leadership today, the world saw tnet tne — leadership today, the world saw that the bosses— leadership today, the world saw that the bosses of— leadership today, the world saw that the bosses of russia do not eentvet— that the bosses of russia do not control anything _ that the bosses of russia do not control anything ,_ that the bosses of russia do not control anything , nothing at control anything, nothing at att— control anything, nothing at all. complete— control anything, nothing at all. complete chaos , complete all. complete chaos, complete eeeneet— all. complete chaos, complete eeeneet et— all. complete chaos, complete absence of any— all. complete chaos, complete absence of any predictability. ant— absence of any predictability. ant tt— absence of any predictability. ant tt te— absence of any predictability. and it is happening on russian tenttenv— and it is happening on russian territory, which— and it is happening on russian territory, which is— and it is happening on russian territory, which is fully loaded vvttn— territory, which is fully loaded vvttn vveeenen— territory, which is fully loaded with weapons ._ territory, which is fully loaded with weapons . well, another news

with weapons. well, another news tentgnt. — with weapons. well, another news tentgnt. neute— with weapons. well, another news tonight. police in— with weapons. well, another news tonight. 33002; " 3 with weapons. well, another news tonight. oz; " ca: ”c; tonight. police in canada are taking initial steps to assess whether they will launch a full criminal investigation into the titans. submersive if you're watching on television , you can watching on television, you can see live pictures of saint john's harbour. that's where the investigation is taking place . investigation is taking place. ice, the polar prince vessel arrived back there earlier today . will the transportation safety board of canada is interviewing those who were on board the ship, which lost contact with the titan . inspectors say the the titan. inspectors say the investigation could take up to two years as the prime minister has paid tribute to the phenomenal precision and professionalism of british troops as events are held across the uk to mark armed forces day, king charles has also thanked personnel for the immense and dedicated contribution of the british military , both at home british military, both at home and overseas . british military, both at home and overseas. he drew on his own time in the military, saying he recognised the deep pride service personnel will take in

their duty . tv online service personnel will take in their duty. tv online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news nato . nato. isn't rory fantastic? he returns in an hour-s— isn't rory fantastic? he returns in an hour's time.— 5" g 1:33 wt? he returns in an hour's time. welcome 5“ c 133 if” he returns in an hour's time. welcome to mark— in an hour's time. welcome to mark deran— in an hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. in my big opinion,— mark dolan tonight. in my big opinion, vladimir— mark dolan tonight. in my big opinion, vladimir putin is facing— opinion, vladimir putin is racing a— opinion, vladimir putin is facing a potential coup. this is grerr— facing a potential coup. this is greer news— facing a potential coup. this is greer rer— facing a potential coup. this is great news for britain and the free— great news for britain and the free were. — great news for britain and the free world. more— great news for britain and the free world. more on that in just a free world. more on that in just e emer— free world. more on that in just a moment . plus,— free world. more on that in just a moment. plus, i'm calling an emergency— a moment. plus, i'm calling an emergency dolan— a moment. plus, i'm calling an emergency dolan cobra meeting remem— emergency dolan cobra meeting remem re— emergency dolan cobra meeting tonight to address— emergency dolan cobra meeting tonight to address the situation in tonight to address the situation m rreseew— tonight to address the situation in moscow with— tonight to address the situation in moscow with a— tonight to address the situation in moscow with a top russian expert— in moscow with a top russian experr. rs— in moscow with a top russian experr. rs rr— in moscow with a top russian expert. is it game over for vreermrr— expert. is it game over for vladimir putin— expert. is it game over for vladimir putin as his own revere— vladimir putin as his own errrere army— vladimir putin as his own private army attack the russian mrrrrerre— private army attack the russian mrrrreme rm— private army attack the russian military? my mark meets guest is the military? my mark meets guest is me rrersrr— military? my mark meets guest is the welsh olympics sprinting mere— the welsh olympics sprinting mere wre— the welsh olympics sprinting hero who spent— the welsh olympics sprinting hero who spent years tracing his meregreer— hero who spent years tracing his biological mother— hero who spent years tracing his biological mother ._ hero who spent years tracing his biological mother . jamie baulch biological mother. jamie baulch reus— biological mother. jamie baulch reus ms— biological mother. jamie baulch tells his moving— biological mother. jamie baulch tells his moving and powerful srem— tells his moving and powerful seem refere— tells his moving and powerful story before the— tells his moving and powerful story before the end of the

mem. — story before the end of the mem. ame— story before the end of the hour. and you— story before the end of the hour. and you won't want to miss it . hour. and you won't want to miss rr . m— hour. and you won't want to miss rr . m m— hour. and you won't want to miss rr . m my rere— hour. and you won't want to miss rr . m my rake er— hour. and you won't want to miss it . in my take at ten, harry hour. and you won't want to miss it. in my take at ten, harry and rreemem— it. in my take at ten, harry and rreemem ere— it. in my take at ten, harry and meghan are considering taking meme-s— meghan are considering taking diana's surname— meghan are considering taking diana's surname of spencer. i'm serm— diana's surname of spencer. i'm serm. weer— diana's surname of spencer. i'm serm. mm m— diana's surname of spencer. i'm sorry. what an insult to the legacy— sorry. what an insult to the regeey er— sorry. what an insult to the regeey er me— sorry. what an insult to the legacy of the late, great rmmeess — legacy of the late, great princess. meanwhile, the world reerm — princess. meanwhile, the world health organisation are rolling out health organisation are rolling err e— health organisation are rolling err e em— health organisation are rolling err e mm em— health organisation are rolling out a ban on booze . it's just out a ban on booze. it's just rer— out a ban on booze. it's just rer merr— out a ban on booze. it's just for their own— out a ban on booze. it's just for their own events at the memem— for their own events at the moment, but— for their own events at the moment, but will be next. it's rime— moment, but will be next. it's rrme re— moment, but will be next. it's rrme re sere— moment, but will be next. it's time to save the— moment, but will be next. it's time to save the great british mm— time to save the great british mm .— time to save the great british mm . ceme— time to save the great british pint . could joe— time to save the great british pint . could joe biden's very pint. could joe biden's very dodgy— pint. could joe biden's very eeegy se— pint. could joe biden's very dodgy son hunter , lose him? the dodgy son hunter, lose him? the presidency— dodgy son hunter, lose him? the presidency reacted— dodgy son hunter, lose him? the presidency reacted to this growing— presidency reacted to this growing political scandal . is growing political scandal. is emem-s— growing political scandal. is tonight's newsmaker live from hemmer,— tonight's newsmaker live from hollywood, california, the queen of hollywood, california, the queen er us— hollywood, california, the queen er us smewmz— hollywood, california, the queen of us showbiz royal and eerrrreer— of us showbiz royal and political reporting, kinsey semerrere— political reporting, kinsey schofield ,_ political reporting, kinsey schofield , mark dolan tonight is schofield, mark dolan tonight is the schofield, mark dolan tonight is me meme— schofield, mark dolan tonight is me meme er— schofield, mark dolan tonight is the home of the— schofield, mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front— the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages at exactly— tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030 _ tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030 sharp. you can set your— exactly 1030 sharp. you can set yem wareh— exactly 1030 sharp. you can set yem warm re— exactly 1030 sharp. you can set your watch to it— exactly 1030 sharp. you can set your watch to it with three top emerrs— your watch to it with three top emerrs wme — your watch to it with three top pundits who haven't been told emer— pundits who haven't been told rmer re— pundits who haven't been told rmer re ser— pundits who haven't been told what to say and— pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the what to say and who don't follow me serm— what to say and who don't follow the script tonight,— what to say and who don't follow the script tonight, aggie mackenzie— the script tonight, aggie mackenzie ,_ the script tonight, aggie mackenzie , mike reid and alice

mackenzie, mike reid and alice emm— mackenzie, mike reid and alice emm, mer— mackenzie, mike reid and alice emm, rmer rs— mackenzie, mike reid and alice grant, that is a— mackenzie, mike reid and alice grant, that is a panel of top peergree— grant, that is a panel of top peergree .— grant, that is a panel of top pedigree . tonight. i'll be pedigree. tonight. i'll be asking— pedigree. tonight. i'll be eskmg rme— pedigree. tonight. i'll be asking the pundits after a group of asking the pundits after a group er emm— asking the pundits after a group er emm me— asking the pundits after a group of drunk men are— asking the pundits after a group of drunk men are marched off a mem— of drunk men are marched off a mem re— of drunk men are marched off a flight to bulgaria.— of drunk men are marched off a flight to bulgaria. our stag dos eur— flight to bulgaria. our stag dos err er— flight to bulgaria. our stag dos now out of control— flight to bulgaria. our stag dos now out of control , all with now out of control, all with were— now out of control, all with werk ,— now out of control, all with work , social— now out of control, all with work , social media and friends work, social media and friends eme— work, social media and friends are family— work, social media and friends are family re— work, social media and friends and family to worry about. are rmes— and family to worry about. are our lives now— and family to worry about. are our lives now too— and family to worry about. are our lives now too complicated eme— our lives now too complicated and mm— our lives now too complicated and why would _ our lives now too complicated and why would you wash your memes— and why would you wash your clothes less?— and why would you wash your clothes less? to— and why would you wash your clothes less? to save the memem— clothes less? to save the planet? well— clothes less? to save the planet? well i'm doing my bit. mus— planet? well i'm doing my bit. mus your— planet? well i'm doing my bit. plus your emails— planet? well i'm doing my bit. plus your emails ,_ planet? well i'm doing my bit. plus your emails , especially the plus your emails, especially the spity— plus your emails, especially the spicy emes— plus your emails, especially the spicy ones, market— plus your emails, especially the spicy ones, market news.com. rms— spicy ones, market news.com. rms sherr— spicy ones, market news.com. rms smerr ms— spicy ones, market news.com. this show has a— spicy ones, market news.com. this show has a golden rule. we eem-r— this show has a golden rule. we eem-r ee— this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring.— this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my remem— don't do boring. not on my werem r— don't do boring. not on my werem r msr— don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. rseeereur— watch. i just won't have it. especiallv em— watch. i just won't have it. especially on a— watch. i just won't have it. especially on a saturday night. because— especially on a saturday night. because let's— especially on a saturday night. because let's be— especially on a saturday night. because let's be honest , we've because let's be honest, we've all because let's be honest, we've err ger— because let's be honest, we've all got problems. _ because let's be honest, we've all got problems. the economy is remed— all got problems. the economy is mmee re,— all got problems. the economy is mmee re, vou— all got problems. the economy is turned to, you know— all got problems. the economy is turned to, you know what? it's a big ere— turned to, you know what? it's a me ere mme— turned to, you know what? it's a big old thing, isn't— turned to, you know what? it's a big old thing, isn't it? but the weermer-s— big old thing, isn't it? but the weather's good.— big old thing, isn't it? but the weather's good. it is saturday mem. — weather's good. it is saturday mem. rer-s— weather's good. it is saturday night. let's have— weather's good. it is saturday night. let's have some fun. put semermme— night. let's have some fun. put something cold— night. let's have some fun. put something cold and fizzy in the merge— something cold and fizzy in the merge eme— something cold and fizzy in the fridge and let's— something cold and fizzy in the fridge and let's get to work . fridge and let's get to work. chees— fridge and let's get to work. emes m— fridge and let's get to work. chaos in the— fridge and let's get to work. chaos in the kremlin. russia's rrremmeer— chaos in the kremlin. russia's tyrannical despot, vladimir

emm— tyrannical despot, vladimir emm appears— tyrannical despot, vladimir putin, appears to be the victim of putin, appears to be the victim er semermme— putin, appears to be the victim of something amounting to a coup , mgmrgmme— of something amounting to a coup , highlighting what— of something amounting to a coup , highlighting what many have suseeeree— , highlighting what many have srseeeree rer— , highlighting what many have suspected for a— , highlighting what many have suspected for a while now, which is mer— suspected for a while now, which is me memes— suspected for a while now, which is that figures in— suspected for a while now, which is that figures in the military permiss— is that figures in the military eerrrres eme— is that figures in the military politics and the— is that figures in the military politics and the wider russian preme— politics and the wider russian perms ere— politics and the wider russian public are growing restless merr— public are growing restless mem ms— public are growing restless about his ill— public are growing restless about his ill fated invasion of ukraine.— about his ill fated invasion of ukraine rme— about his ill fated invasion of ukraine. the problem for this erm— ukraine. the problem for this mm sized— ukraine. the problem for this pint sized dictator is he memem— pint sized dictator is he thought the— pint sized dictator is he thought the ukrainian offensive meme— thought the ukrainian offensive weure ee— thought the ukrainian offensive would be done— thought the ukrainian offensive would be done in— thought the ukrainian offensive would be done in days. but here we are, more than— would be done in days. but here we are, more than a— would be done in days. but here we are, more than a year on with deems— we are, more than a year on with deems em— we are, more than a year on with deaths on both— we are, more than a year on with deaths on both sides. a disaffected _ deaths on both sides. a disaffected russian military, mem— disaffected russian military, mem er— disaffected russian military, many of whom _ disaffected russian military, many of whom have absconded, and a many of whom have absconded, and e country— many of whom have absconded, and e eeumm m— many of whom have absconded, and a country in russia,— a country in russia, notwithstanding its generous mem — notwithstanding its generous income from oil— notwithstanding its generous income from oil and gas , is income from oil and gas, is smu— income from oil and gas, is srru paving— income from oil and gas, is srru paying e— income from oil and gas, is still paying a mighty economic eme— still paying a mighty economic and diplomatic— still paying a mighty economic and diplomatic price for the war. unhinged— and diplomatic price for the war. unhinged and gangster as he is oh,— war. unhinged and gangster as he is old, vladimir— war. unhinged and gangster as he is old, vladimir has— war. unhinged and gangster as he is old, vladimir has been deploying— is old, vladimir has been deploying the— is old, vladimir has been deploying the services of a revere— deploying the services of a errrere army— deploying the services of a errrere army ,— deploying the services of a private army , a— deploying the services of a private army , a fearless and private army, a fearless and rerrrrymg— private army, a fearless and terrifying band— private army, a fearless and terrifying band of ne'er do wens— terrifying band of ne'er do wells called— terrifying band of ne'er do wells called wagner, led by its maverick— wells called wagner, led by its maverick general— wells called wagner, led by its maverick general yevgeny erroezmm— maverick general yevgeny prigozhin .— maverick general yevgeny prigozhin . putin's one time

prigozhin. putin's one time mem— prigozhin. putin's one time mom mme— prigozhin. putin's one time right hand man— prigozhin. putin's one time right hand man has launched an esremsmmo— right hand man has launched an astonishing armed— right hand man has launched an astonishing armed inside action on astonishing armed inside action em reussrem— astonishing armed inside action on russian military forces , is on russian military forces, is seeking— on russian military forces, is seeking re— on russian military forces, is seeking to topple their leadership— seeking to topple their leadership all together . not a leadership all together. not a erreer— leadership all together. not a direct assault— leadership all together. not a direct assault on— leadership all together. not a direct assault on putin as such, eur— direct assault on putin as such, err memo— direct assault on putin as such, but hardly ideal— direct assault on putin as such, but hardly ideal for the kremlin or but hardly ideal for the kremlin er mee— but hardly ideal for the kremlin er rree vree— but hardly ideal for the kremlin or mad vlad himself, who is, of course, commander in chief of russian— course, commander in chief of russian rees— course, commander in chief of russian forces ._ course, commander in chief of russian forces . at— course, commander in chief of russian forces . at best, it's a russian forces. at best, it's a reser— russian forces. at best, it's a local scuffle,— russian forces. at best, it's a local scuffle, but— russian forces. at best, it's a local scuffle, but at worst it's an error— local scuffle, but at worst it's an outright coup— local scuffle, but at worst it's an outright coup ._ local scuffle, but at worst it's an outright coup . now, the an outright coup. now, the remem— an outright coup. now, the bottom line— an outright coup. now, the bottom line is— an outright coup. now, the bottom line is that we're hemme— bottom line is that we're hearing from _ bottom line is that we're hearing from wagner that they are hearing from wagner that they m— hearing from wagner that they are in retreat.— hearing from wagner that they are in retreat. some kind of eerreere— are in retreat. some kind of delicate deal— are in retreat. some kind of delicate deal has been broken mm— delicate deal has been broken mm emm,— delicate deal has been broken with putin, but— delicate deal has been broken with putin, but the damage is deme— with putin, but the damage is eeme eme— with putin, but the damage is done and blood— with putin, but the damage is done and blood has been drawn . done and blood has been drawn. wee rms— done and blood has been drawn. however, this pans— done and blood has been drawn. however, this pans out, it's done and blood has been drawn. however, this pans out , it's got however, this pans out, it's got to however, this pans out, it's got re re— however, this pans out, it's got re be good— however, this pans out, it's got re re oeee rer— however, this pans out, it's got to be good for news ukraine and rmererere,— to be good for news ukraine and rmererere, me — to be good for news ukraine and therefore, the world. this eemwer— therefore, the world. this conflict has— therefore, the world. this conflict has been a humanitare ersesrer— conflict has been a humanitare ersesrer ms— conflict has been a humanitare disaster has seen— conflict has been a humanitare disaster has seen eye—watering, ress— disaster has seen eye—watering, ress er— disaster has seen eye—watering, ress er wre— disaster has seen eye—watering, loss of life and— disaster has seen eye—watering, loss of life and on— disaster has seen eye—watering, loss of life and on the part of russia,— loss of life and on the part of russia, multiple— loss of life and on the part of russia, multiple war crimes. it mes— russia, multiple war crimes. it was rmeeeree— russia, multiple war crimes. it has impacted food prices around the has impacted food prices around me were. — has impacted food prices around the world. given— has impacted food prices around the world. given the amount of wear— the world. given the amount of wear grams— the world. given the amount of wheat grains and— the world. given the amount of wheat grains and vegetable oil.

uwreme— wheat grains and vegetable oil. ukraine exports— wheat grains and vegetable oil. ukraine exports and of course ersrwerrem— ukraine exports and of course ersrwprrem re— ukraine exports and of course disruption to the— ukraine exports and of course disruption to the global supply of disruption to the global supply er ew— disruption to the global supply er en eme— disruption to the global supply er en me ees— disruption to the global supply of oil and gas and the very necessary embargo on russian emerew. — necessary embargo on russian emerow. au— necessary embargo on russian emerow. au er— necessary embargo on russian energy. all of this means that were— energy. all of this means that were re— energy. all of this means that here in britain— energy. all of this means that here in britain we're still paying— here in britain we're still paying through the roof for our energy— paying through the roof for our energy mus— paying through the roof for our energy bills post—pandemic and renewed— energy bills post—pandemic and reuewme me — energy bills post—pandemic and following the madness of money ermrmg— following the madness of money ermrme m— following the madness of money ermrmo m we— following the madness of money printing in the west to stop mer— printing in the west to stop mar — printing in the west to stop that virus. a— printing in the west to stop that virus. a squeeze on energy sweewes— that virus. a squeeze on energy supplies further— that virus. a squeeze on energy supplies further stoking inflation— supplies further stoking inflation was- supplies further stoking inflation was the last thing we needed— inflation was the last thing we needed .— inflation was the last thing we needed . rme— inflation was the last thing we needed . and dare we dream that needed. and dare we dream that wagner— needed. and dare we dream that weomer sewe— needed. and dare we dream that wagner could ultimately prevail and wagner could ultimately prevail eme bring— wagner could ultimately prevail and bring down— wagner could ultimately prevail and bring down putin's regime, its and bring down putin's regime, is eeeerrrrre— and bring down putin's regime, its eccentric and— and bring down putin's regime, its eccentric and feisty general rmeezmm— its eccentric and feisty general prigozhin mew— its eccentric and feisty general prigozhin may be— its eccentric and feisty general prigozhin may be a monster in his prigozhin may be a monster in ms ew— prigozhin may be a monster in ms mem— prigozhin may be a monster in ms mem ,— prigozhin may be a monster in his own right, but he's our memserr— his own right, but he's our monster and— his own right, but he's our monster and we- his own right, but he's our monster and we must arguably repe— monster and we must arguably meee mer— monster and we must arguably hope war we— monster and we must arguably hope that he prevails. it's eememw— hope that he prevails. it's eerremw m— hope that he prevails. it's certainly in the interests of me— certainly in the interests of me mee— certainly in the interests of the free world— certainly in the interests of the free world that putin is wrrmerew— the free world that putin is ultimately toppled. the guy has got ultimately toppled. the guy has oer re— ultimately toppled. the guy has oer re 90— ultimately toppled. the guy has oer re ge .— ultimately toppled. the guy has oer re 90 . wew— ultimately toppled. the guy has got to go . now, look, here's the got to go. now, look, here's the mme— got to go. now, look, here's the rmmo. rme— got to go. now, look, here's the thing. the russian— got to go. now, look, here's the thing. the russian president, remews— thing. the russian president, remews rer— thing. the russian president, famous for those— thing. the russian president, famous for those sexy snaps of mm— famous for those sexy snaps of mm riding— famous for those sexy snaps of him riding topless— famous for those sexy snaps of him riding topless on a horse, wen-r— him riding topless on a horse, wem-r 90— him riding topless on a horse, went 90 eewm— him riding topless on a horse, won't go down without a fight .

won't go down without a fight. eur— won't go down without a fight. am we— won't go down without a fight. but who knows?— won't go down without a fight. but who knows? perhaps this cantankerous— but who knows? perhaps this cantankerous donkey is heading for cantankerous donkey is heading rer me— cantankerous donkey is heading for the knacker's_ cantankerous donkey is heading for the knacker's yard. is this rwremr— for the knacker's yard. is this wrem rs— for the knacker's yard. is this rwrem rs resr— for the knacker's yard. is this tyrant is fast becoming a non—runner here with trouble mem— non—runner here with trouble mem mrwrerw— non—runner here with trouble from military operatives on his see,— from military operatives on his see, me— from military operatives on his own side, the fragile russian consensus is beginning to summe— consensus is beginning to crumble. things are looking bad for crumble. things are looking bad rer see— crumble. things are looking bad rer see mee— crumble. things are looking bad for sad mad vlad— crumble. things are looking bad for sad mad vlad ._ for sad mad vlad. and wen— for sad mad vlad. and weu ms— for sad mad vlad. and well has putin brokered a eeweere— well has putin brokered a delicate peace? is the coup off? i'll delicate peace? is the coup off? m be— delicate peace? is the coup off? m be asking— delicate peace? is the coup off? i'll be asking legendary russian msrerw— i'll be asking legendary russian msrerw m— i'll be asking legendary russian history in martin— i'll be asking legendary russian history in martin whittock at were — history in martin whittock at were mar-s— history in martin whittock at 1015. that's in— history in martin whittock at 1015. that's in an emergency derm— 1015. that's in an emergency werem ceme— 1015. that's in an emergency dolan cobra meeting . but let's dolan cobra meeting. but let's get dolan cobra meeting. but let's oer me— dolan cobra meeting. but let's get the reaction— dolan cobra meeting. but let's get the reaction of my top ewmerrs— get the reaction of my top pundits tonight. i am delighted to pundits tonight. i am delighted re ereme— pundits tonight. i am delighted to welcome tv— pundits tonight. i am delighted to welcome tv personality and deemed— to welcome tv personality and ereemmo guru— to welcome tv personality and cleaning guru aggie mckenzie , cleaning guru aggie mckenzie, eerrrreer— cleaning guru aggie mckenzie, political commentator and writer arise— political commentator and writer awee emm.— political commentator and writer

alice grant. and— political commentator and writer alice grant. and radio broadcasting legend mike reid. arise,— broadcasting legend mike reid. arise, rer— broadcasting legend mike reid. arise, rer me— broadcasting legend mike reid. alice, let me start with you. a glimmer— alice, let me start with you. a owmmer er— alice, let me start with you. a glimmer of hope— alice, let me start with you. a glimmer of hope that this war mav— glimmer of hope that this war mew sreww— glimmer of hope that this war may slowly come— glimmer of hope that this war may slowly come to an end. i am very— may slowly come to an end. i am very summers— may slowly come to an end. i am very suspicious of— may slowly come to an end. i am very suspicious of anyone who's been involved with the kremlin. and of course, you know that rmgezmm — and of course, you know that prigozhin has— and of course, you know that prigozhin has is— and of course, you know that prigozhin has is essentially rwmeee— prigozhin has is essentially rwmeee ew— prigozhin has is essentially funded by the _ prigozhin has is essentially funded by the kremlin. he was emm-s— funded by the kremlin. he was rwrm-s wom— funded by the kremlin. he was putin's right hand man, as you sew. — putin's right hand man, as you sew. rms— putin's right hand man, as you sew. rms rs— putin's right hand man, as you said. this is someone who is eemererew— said. this is someone who is completely untrustworthy and screenw— completely untrustworthy and eerweuw rm— completely untrustworthy and actually, i'm very suspicious of ms— actually, i'm very suspicious of this so—called_ actually, i'm very suspicious of this so—called coup here in the wee.— this so—called coup here in the wesr. were— this so—called coup here in the west. we're obviously getting exerree— west. we're obviously getting excited-this- excited thinking this is a emser— excited thinking this is a chance-putin- excited thinking this is a chance putin will be taken chance that putin will be taken eewm— chance that putin will be taken down. - actually, _ chance that putin will be taken down. -actually, i- chance that putin will be taken down. actually, i think down. but actually, i think semermmg— down. but actually, i think. something—sinister down. but actually, i think- something_sinister is something a lot more sinister is going— something a lot more sinister is going-and— something a lot more sinister is oemeleme r— something a lot more sinister is going-and i think— something a lot more sinister is going and i think perhaps going on and i think perhaps emm— going on and i think perhaps rwrm eme— going on and i think perhaps putin and prigozhin have collaborated— putin and prigozhin have collaborated together in order to collaborated together in order re ereere — collaborated together in order to create this— collaborated together in order to create this illusion of erserrew— to create this illusion of disarray and— to create this illusion of disarray and chaos , in order to disarray and chaos, in order to mme— disarray and chaos, in order to mm er— disarray and chaos, in order to kind of disguise— disarray and chaos, in order to kind of disguise russian troop movements. you— kind of disguise russian troop movements. 3 "

well, has it really been eemewerw— well, has it really been particularly damaging to putin, merom— particularly damaging to putin, memem ,— particularly damaging to putin, memem , m— particularly damaging to putin, mewom , m we— particularly damaging to putin, though , in the actual facts? though, in the actual facts? eeeewse— though, in the actual facts? eeeewse er— though, in the actual facts? because at the— though, in the actual facts? because at the moment he hasn't rearw— because at the moment he hasn't reeuw resr— because at the moment he hasn't really lost anything. he's been eme— really lost anything. he's been able-separate- really lost anything. he's been able separate now able to kind of separate now erssreems— able to kind of separate now dissidents and— able to kind of separate now dissidents and people who he eeesm-r— dissidents and people who he doesn't trust— dissidents and people who he doesn't trust from but doesn't trust from this. but arse— doesn't trust from this. but arse-weem— doesn't trust from this. but also-been able- doesn't trust from this. but also been able to disguise also he's been able to disguise weee— also he's been able to disguise troop movements— also he's been able to disguise troop movements and it's happened_ troop movements and it's happened before. prigozhin is someone-has— happened before. prigozhin is someone-has in- happened before. prigozhin is someone has in the past also someone who has in the past also ereeree— someone who has in the past also ereeree emes— someone who has in the past also created chaos and— someone who has in the past also created chaos and then turned eeer— created chaos and then turned eeer eme— created chaos and then turned back and taken— created chaos and then turned back and taken territory when no weremme. — back and taken territory when no one's watching. so _ back and taken territory when no one's watching. so this is a man we— one's watching. so this is a man we camer— one's watching. so this is a man we eemer ee— one's watching. so this is a man who cannot be trusted. he's eewewsw— who cannot be trusted. he's eewewsw e— who cannot be trusted. he's obviously a bit— who cannot be trusted. he's obviously a bit nuts. and i mme— obviously a bit nuts. and i were mer— obviously a bit nuts. and i think that this— obviously a bit nuts. and i think that this is a psyops. wire— think that this is a psyops. wwe mere.— think that this is a psyops. mike reid, do— think that this is a psyops. mike reid, do you- think that this is a psyops. mike reid, do you smell a rat? are we being taken for mugs here? i don't know. he has a giant ego. i was in saint petersburg just you petersburg just before you couldn't be in saint petersburg and all the merchandising was putin. putin riding the back of a bear. putin hats, putin motty. you couldn't anything else. you couldn't get anything else. i get anything of you. i couldn't get anything of you. but time but putin is every time extraordinary . yeah. no, i mean extraordinary. yeah. no, i mean , this coup wasn't really a coup is a coup. you've got to go and strike fast. get out again. i mean, wagner's ring cycle last longer than this coated , so it's

longer than this coated, so it's extraordinary. you go in fast, hit, get out, you don't go and say, well, we were going to coup, but we've sort of only half queued now and gone away again because that gives a warning. well, i suppose so. an eeerrwe— warning. well, i suppose so. an eeerrwe sewe— warning. well, i suppose so. an abortive coup perhaps- abortive coup perhaps strengthens- abortive coup perhaps strengthens putin, i think strengthens putin, but i think it strengthens putin, but i think rr-sers— strengthens putin, but i think rr-sers rme— strengthens putin, but i think it sets the precedent for it also sets the precedent for mm— it also sets the precedent for him overwhelmed at some him being overwhelmed at some perm.— him being overwhelmed at some perm. eeeewse— him being overwhelmed at some point. because we— him being overwhelmed at some point. because we do know aggie -emeremewse— point. because we do know aggie , entrepreneurs, business , that entrepreneurs, business eeeere— , that entrepreneurs, business eeeere m— , that entrepreneurs, business people in russia— , that entrepreneurs, business people in russia are not happy seem— people in russia are not happy eeewr me— people in russia are not happy about the war. _ people in russia are not happy about the war. china aren't eemewrerw— about the war. china aren't particularly happy the war particularly happy about the war or particularly happy about the war er-eeremrer— particularly happy about the war or-potential allies- particularly happy about the war or potential allies of or india potential allies of russia— or india potential allies of russia eme— or india potential allies of russia and of— or india potential allies of russia and of course, the people are russia and of course, the people suffering.— russia and of course, the people are suffering. so— russia and of course, the people are suffering. so i— russia and of course, the people are suffering. so i just wonder where— are suffering. so i just wonder whether putin— are suffering. so i just wonder whether putin notwithstanding this potential— whether putin notwithstanding this potential theatre that's playing— this potential theatre that's erewmo err,— this potential theatre that's playing out, that he's still on mm— playing out, that he's still on mm ree— playing out, that he's still on mm ree . — playing out, that he's still on mm ree . r— playing out, that he's still on thin ice. i have— playing out, that he's still on thin ice . 3g thin ice. i have absolutely no idea what's going to happen . idea what's going to happen. and i think the next few days wru— and i think the next few days wru ee— and i think the next few days will be crucial. _ and i think the next few days will be crucial. , will be crucial. actually, things will really start to happenif things will really start to happen if they're going to change very, very much. and , you change very, very much. and, you know, this movement— change very, very much. and, you know, this movement all- d and, you know, this movement all the time in know, this movement all the time m russia,— know, this movement all the time in russia, things— know, this movement all the time in russia, things we— know, this movement all the time in russia, things we don't rearw— in russia, things we don't really mew— in russia, things we don't really know what's going on, do wee— really know what's going on, do wee aerweuw— really know what's going on, do we? actually in— really know what's going on, do

we? actually in the west? \3 we? actually in the west? no, we eem-r.— we? actually in the west? no, we eem-r. rme— we? actually in the west? no, we eem-r. me were— we? actually in the west? no, we don't. and we're talking about two very corrupt countries, both russia and ukraine, and an awful lot layers of politics. and, lot of layers of politics. and, you know, half of people you know, half of the people fighting are missionaries paid operatives, gangsters, if you like . so it's hard to know in like. so it's hard to know in this sort of amoral universe, who's right and who's wrong. but what clear, aggie, is that what is clear, aggie, is that this matters to our viewers and listeners, doesn't because listeners, doesn't it? because this cost of this is about the cost of energy. is actually about energy. this is actually about the cost of food as well. ukraine breadbasket ukraine the breadbasket of europe. grains, as we europe. right. the grains, as we all how the cost of all know how much the cost of living rising. yeah. yeah. so living is rising. yeah. yeah. so energy— living is rising. yeah. yeah. so energy selfishly,— energy selfishly, notwithstanding the humanity dismem— notwithstanding the humanity steamer-re- notwithstanding the humanity disaster,-to over.- notwithstanding the humanity disaster, to over. yeah, disaster, we want to over. yeah, rereuw. — disaster, we want to over. yeah, totally. everyone— disaster, we want to over. yeah, totally. everyone wants it over, eur— totally. everyone wants it over, err rr-s— totally. everyone wants it over, err rr-s going— totally. everyone wants it over, err rr-s going re— totally. everyone wants it over, but it's going to be over really eweww— but it's going to be over really eweww mem-r— but it's going to be over really quickly, didn't he? 13 now quickly, didn't he? right. now you quickly, didn't he? right. now wew rere— quickly, didn't he? right. now wew rewe mer— quickly, didn't he? right. now you take that view.— quickly, didn't he? 13 now you take that view. do quickly, didn't he? 133 now you take that view. do you think mer— you take that view. do you think mar mes— you take that view. do you think mar me-s mes— you take that view. do you think that he's he's actually hoisted on that he's he's actually hoisted em ms— that he's he's actually hoisted em ms ew— that he's he's actually hoisted on his own petard_ that he's he's actually hoisted on his own petard that he merom— on his own petard that he rmewom w— on his own petard that he thought it would be done in a week— thought it would be done in a week er— thought it would be done in a week or two?— thought it would be done in a week or two? _ thought it would be done in a week or two? he— thought it would be done in a week or two? 3; r: r: 3; g week or two? he did. he thought he'd be over very, very quickly in outsource it it has been in outsource it and it has been a has it dented his a year now. so has it dented his ego? a difficult to ego? it's a difficult one to know what he's going to do know as to what he's going to do because has such firepower, because he has such firepower, power he could do anything.

power that he could do anything. but he's not. okay. so if you think that there of think that there are sort of psychopaths going that we're psychopaths going on, that we're being is being played, that this is theatre, truth then, theatre, what is the truth then, based estimation ? alice based on your estimation? alice well, i mean, it's very difficult— well, i mean, it's very difficult considering the people dealing— difficult considering the people we're dealing here. as you we're dealing with here. as you sew,— we're dealing with here. as you said,-completely- said, this is a completely mrerem— said, this is a completely different political different kind of political seme— different kind of political serwe rrem — different kind of political setup from we know here different kind of political- setup from -we know here in setup from what we know here in the setup from what we know here in wee-r— setup from what we know here in wee-r rmmk— setup from what we know here in the-i think-the- setup from what we know here in the i think the broader the west. i think on the broader eeme— the west. i think on the broader pan, merom— the west. i think on the broader point, though,-how- point, though, about how it emeers— point, though, about how it affects—and. point, though, about how it- affects_and what affects british people and what the affects british people and what we errrrsm— affects british people and what the british public care about, rms— the british public care about, this-definitely- the british public care about, this definitely be a wake this should definitely be a wake up this should definitely be a wake we—eesreeuw- up call to kind of basically, i rmmk— up call to kind of basically, i rmmk ew— up call to kind of basically, i think our economy needs to be a bit think our economy needs to be a er mere— think our economy needs to be a bit more more centred here and not bit more more centred here and we se— bit more more centred here and not so internationally dependent and not so internationally dependent me remem— not so internationally dependent and reliant on— not so internationally dependent and reliant on on— not so internationally dependent and reliant on on on russia for energy— and reliant on on on russia for energy eme— and reliant on on on russia for energy and china— and reliant on on on russia for energy and china for metals and all energy and china for metals and an mese— energy and china for metals and all these sorts— energy and china for metals and all these sorts of— energy and china for metals and all these sorts of why do we meem— all these sorts of why do we rmeerr se— all these sorts of why do we import so much— all these sorts of why do we import so much food? well, preersew— import so much food? well, ereersew .— import so much food? well, ereersew . we— import so much food? well, precisely . we used to have an precisely. we used to have an incredible— precisely. we used to have an incredible agricultural industry incredible agricultural industry m rms— incredible agricultural industry in this country— incredible agricultural industry in this country as— incredible agricultural industry in this country as well. but screenw— in this country as well. but actually joining— in this country as well. but actually joining the eu oreeweuw— actually joining the eu gradually over decades that was deemed— gradually over decades that was eeermeree ew— gradually over decades that was decimated by all— gradually over decades that was decimated by all these directives— decimated by all these directives which sort of suffocated _ directives which sort of suffocated our agricultural mewsrrw— suffocated our agricultural mewsrrw. eur— suffocated our agricultural industry. but i— suffocated our agricultural industry. but i hope it can be rewir— industry. but i hope it can be were we— industry. but i hope it can be built up because— industry. but i hope it can be built up because british farmers deserve— built up because british farmers deserve-meem— built up because british farmers deserve much better than deserve so much better than mar.— deserve so much better than mew-r— deserve so much better than that.-i.believe- deserve so much better than that. i believe we have a

that. and i do believe we have a eeer— that. and i do believe we have a gear mrere— that. and i do believe we have a great future ahead— that. and i do believe we have a great future ahead if we are ewe— great future ahead if we are are re— great future ahead if we are able to build— great future ahead if we are able to build up— great future ahead if we are able to build up our industries again- — able to build up our industriesi again. _meanwhile, again. absolutely meanwhile, germany, been drinking germany, who have been drinking the party kool—aid the woke green party kool—aid for about a decade, are still reliant russian oil and gas. reliant on russian oil and gas. it's the germans that have effectively bankrolled this war and go woke no smoke . we're and go woke no smoke. we're going to have an emergency cobra meeting straight after this with a top russian historian. i'm also delighted to say that we'll be celebrating armed forces day with coronation street star, an absolute legend , the one and absolute legend, the one and only charlie lawson. all of that is

moving from set to set, you're listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. dare we dream that putin is under— dare we dream that putin is under pressure,— dare we dream that putin is under pressure, that his regime is weeewme— under pressure, that his regime is wobbling and— under pressure, that his regime is wobbling and that the war memsr— is wobbling and that the war against ukraine— is wobbling and that the war against ukraine might end? the emews— against ukraine might end? the emews ere— against ukraine might end? the emails are coming in thick and res.— emails are coming in thick and resr. marker— emails are coming in thick and fast. market gb— emails are coming in thick and fast. market gb news news.com. seeme— fast. market gb news news.com. srremo eemrems— fast. market gb news news.com. srremo eemrems ,— fast. market gb news news.com. strong opinions , as— fast. market gb news news.com. strong opinions , as always. strong opinions, as always. rer-s— strong opinions, as always. rer-s reve— strong opinions, as always. rer-s mewe e— strong opinions, as always. let's have a look this from bridger.— let's have a look this from erreoer. m,— let's have a look this from bridget. hi, mark. we need to get bridget. hi, mark. we need to oer we— bridget. hi, mark. we need to oer we er— bridget. hi, mark. we need to get rid of putin,— bridget. hi, mark. we need to get rid of putin, preferably the

eewsrr— get rid of putin, preferably the eewsrr eur— get rid of putin, preferably the courts, but the _ get rid of putin, preferably the courts, but the wagner group are reseemswwe— courts, but the wagner group are responsible for— courts, but the wagner group are responsible for war— courts, but the wagner group are responsible for war crimes. mew-re— responsible for war crimes. mew-re mer— responsible for war crimes. they're not funded by the memem. — they're not funded by the kremlin. their— they're not funded by the kremlin. their funds come from the kremlin. their funds come from me reermo— kremlin. their funds come from me reerme m— kremlin. their funds come from the looting in ukraine and syria-— the looting in ukraine and swre. ree— the looting in ukraine and syria. top military personnel in ms— syria. top military personnel in ms sermo— syria. top military personnel in this country believe wagner wewe— this country believe wagner wewe ee— this country believe wagner would be worse— this country believe wagner would be worse than putin. i eee— would be worse than putin. i eee m— would be worse than putin. i eee m w— would be worse than putin. i wonder if it has— would be worse than putin. i wonder if it has been a smoke re wremg— wonder if it has been a smoke screen to wrong foot. everyone rem — screen to wrong foot. everyone rem barry— screen to wrong foot. everyone rem eerrw sere— screen to wrong foot. everyone john barry said says so. the emi— john barry said says so. the arm emm— john barry said says so. the anti putin machine keeps rolling on. anti putin machine keeps rolling rm— anti putin machine keeps rolling on. i'm surprised— anti putin machine keeps rolling on. i'm surprised you've gone along— on. i'm surprised you've gone along wim— on. i'm surprised you've gone along with the— on. i'm surprised you've gone along with the fake news that is memsreemr— along with the fake news that is mainstream media. putin is referring— mainstream media. putin is defending his— mainstream media. putin is defending his people as he's the mo— defending his people as he's the emw reader— defending his people as he's the emw reeeer em— defending his people as he's the only leader on this— defending his people as he's the only leader on this planet that eusesr— only leader on this planet that eusesr re— only leader on this planet that refuses to sign _ only leader on this planet that refuses to sign up— only leader on this planet that refuses to sign up to the world reememre— refuses to sign up to the world economic forum.— refuses to sign up to the world economic forum. globalist nonsense. this— economic forum. globalist nonsense. this is a proxy war, sews— nonsense. this is a proxy war, sews barry— nonsense. this is a proxy war, sews eurrw .— nonsense. this is a proxy war, says barry . evening, mark, says says barry. evening, mark, says dewe— says barry. evening, mark, says ueww weur— says barry. evening, mark, says david, your report— says barry. evening, mark, says david, your report sounds very much— david, your report sounds very much rme— david, your report sounds very much like propaganda from the wesrem— much like propaganda from the western media— much like propaganda from the western media as— much like propaganda from the western media as far as war crimes are concerned, the ukrumrems— crimes are concerned, the ukrainians are— crimes are concerned, the ukrainians are equally as guilty as rer— ukrainians are equally as guilty as fer beek— ukrainians are equally as guilty as far back as— ukrainians are equally as guilty as far back as 2014. how about wus— as far back as 2014. how about we mem — as far back as 2014. how about this from david— as far back as 2014. how about this from david on— as far back as 2014. how about this from david on mad vlad, as much— this from david on mad vlad, as much es— this from david on mad vlad, as much as r— this from david on mad vlad, as much as i like— this from david on mad vlad, as much as i like gb— this from david on mad vlad, as much as i like gb news, you're eemererew— much as i like gb news, you're completely wrong— much as i like gb news, you're

completely wrong on wagner. this is a completely wrong on wagner. this is e cur— completely wrong on wagner. this is a cia operation,— completely wrong on wagner. this is a cia operation, chris says merw— is a cia operation, chris says were, weu— is a cia operation, chris says mark, you know— is a cia operation, chris says mark, you know nothing about the russians — mark, you know nothing about the russians rme— mark, you know nothing about the russians. and then— mark, you know nothing about the russians. and then finally , last russians. and then finally, last were— russians. and then finally, last were re— russians. and then finally, last were re durw— russians. and then finally, last word to darryl, who says, mark, wim— word to darryl, who says, mark, wrm eu— word to darryl, who says, mark, were at me— word to darryl, who says, mark, with all the current affairs , with all the current affairs, reus— with all the current affairs, rer-s mer— with all the current affairs, let's not forget— with all the current affairs, let's not forget what people rearw— let's not forget what people really weer.— let's not forget what people really want. people like fast mew— really want. people like fast cars. they like— really want. people like fast cars. they like females with big eeemes— cars. they like females with big eeemes eme— cars. they like females with big boobies and they— cars. they like females with big boobies and they don't want the rme— boobies and they don't want the euro. and that's— boobies and they don't want the euro. and that's all there is to it. euro. and that's all there is to w. a— euro. and that's all there is to w. a refr— euro. and that's all there is to it. a left field.— euro. and that's all there is to it. a left field. but why not? us— it. a left field. but why not? us eu— it. a left field. but why not? it's all about— it. a left field. but why not? it's all about opinions. keep mem — it's all about opinions. keep mem eemmo— it's all about opinions. keep them coming, mark at gb news.com. listen the emails come mre— news.com. listen the emails come me my— news.com. listen the emails come me my repree— news.com. listen the emails come me my repree eme— news.com. listen the emails come into my laptop and then they go on into my laptop and then they go em me— into my laptop and then they go em me rero— into my laptop and then they go on the telly and— into my laptop and then they go on the telly and they go on the redre— on the telly and they go on the rude. mur— on the telly and they go on the radio. that is— on the telly and they go on the radio. that is the— on the telly and they go on the radio. that is the mark dolan remem— radio. that is the mark dolan remom meem.— radio. that is the mark dolan tonight magic. so keep them coming-— tonight magic. so keep them eeme-rs— tonight magic. so keep them eemrme.-rs um- tonight magic. so keep them coming. is an important coming. today is an important red coming. today is an important rest were— coming. today is an important ree rerrer day— coming. today is an important red letter day in— coming. today is an important red letter day in the calendar as us— red letter day in the calendar as us armed— red letter day in the calendar as it's armed forces day, which is m— as it's armed forces day, which is m emuur— as it's armed forces day, which is an annual event— as it's armed forces day, which is an annual event to commemorate the service of men eme— commemorate the service of men are m— commemorate the service of men and women in the— commemorate the service of men and women in the british armed rees— and women in the british armed res .— and women in the british armed res . rr-s— and women in the british armed res . rr-s u— and women in the british armed forces . it's a subject close to forces. it's a subject close to me— forces. it's a subject close to me meem— forces. it's a subject close to me meem er— forces. it's a subject close to the heart of my— forces. it's a subject close to the heart of my next guest, the winem— the heart of my next guest, the brilliant-former- brilliant actor and former coronation— brilliant actor and former coronation _ai coronation street star. a regular— coronation street star. a regular em— coronation street star. a regular on dan wootton tonight , regular on dan wootton tonight, creme— regular on dan wootton tonight, charlie lawson.— regular on dan wootton tonight, charlie lawson. charlie, an rmeerrum— charlie lawson. charlie, an rmeerrum rew— charlie lawson. charlie, an important day today. let's not rerger— important day today. let's not rereer me— important day today. let's not forget the contribution of so mum— forget the contribution of so many brewe— forget the contribution of so many brave men and women . you

many brave men and women. you mew— many brave men and women. you knew ,— many brave men and women. you know , absolutely— many brave men and women. you know , absolutely a— many brave men and women. you know , absolutely a very know, absolutely a very rmeerrum— know, absolutely a very important day. 33r: know, absolutely a very- important day. mark, and thanks for bothering your you know what to actually cover it . it gives to actually cover it. it gives us another chance , which we us another chance, which we don't take often enough to remember the service. we have a remembrance . of course we do. remembrance. of course we do. but this is another opportunity for us to say thank you to our armed forces. i think it's also an opportunity that we're missing and respective governments have been missing. we should be, as we cast our eyes around the further eastern parts of europe, we know that to win a war, any war, you finally have to have boots on the ground . and what we're doing now is cutting all our services to the bone. cutting all our services to the bone . you know, it's down to bone. you know, it's down to about 62,000 now or something. and it's absolutely ridiculous what we should be doing and what would do the country a deal of good would be to increase spending on defence, increase recruitment for all the forces . recruitment for all the forces. it's a great career for anybody . it gives somebody motivation in life . and instead of cutting

in life. and instead of cutting the armed forces, we should be growing them. it's a great, as i say, a great opportunity for the young people of this country , young people of this country, some of whom are a great disappointment to a great many people. and i feel if they had the opportunity to join the forces and it was encouraged, they would have better they would have a far better quality life and be better quality of life and be better human beings for it. well, yes, because we know— human beings for it. well, yes, because we know ,_ 335 l well, yes, because we know , charlie, don't because we know, charlie, don't mer— because we know, charlie, don't war we— because we know, charlie, don't we, that the world— because we know, charlie, don't we, that the world is an increasingly— we, that the world is an increasingly dangerous place . increasingly dangerous place. yesr_ increasingly dangerous place. ves rr— increasingly dangerous place. res rr ws— increasingly dangerous place. yes, it was winston churchill mer— yes, it was winston churchill rmer ws— yes, it was winston churchill that was called _ yes, it was winston churchill that was called a warmonger for meme— that was called a warmonger for urging investment— that was called a warmonger for urging investment in the armed serwees— urging investment in the armed serwees m— urging investment in the armed services in the— urging investment in the armed services in the late 1920s and eerw— services in the late 1920s and eerw ees— services in the late 1920s and eerw ees .— services in the late 1920s and eerw ees . ves— services in the late 1920s and early 30s . yes _ services in the late 1920s and early 30s . yes i— services in the late 1920s and early 30s . yes 3 3”r:3 early 30s. yes i mean, we are falling hopelessly behind now, and we still have the greatest forces on the planet . you know forces on the planet. you know what i mean? our frontline services on the ground, boots on the ground and the parachute regiment , the marines, et regiment, the marines, et cetera, etc. are the finest in the world and most of the other regiments, i have to say , are as

regiments, i have to say, are as well. unfortunately many have been mangled and messed up and had to join others and look, i understand parts of the cuts. of course i do . but, you know, we course i do. but, you know, we lived through this woke nonsense of last month about recruits for the raf being the wrong colour or being the right colour or being whatever . and it's being whatever. and it's nonsense. you know, and we should really , in my humble should really, in my humble opinion , we should be investing opinion, we should be investing in one of the greatest exports we have in this country, and that's our armed forces, because believe you me, there will come a point in time when finland , a point in time when finland, latvia or whatever are going to call upon our help. don't think putin's just going to sit back in his with all this carry on going on. now, if he gets away with what's going on in in ukraine, in the people of riga, who i've spoken to in latvia, they're scared. you know what? and they have every right to be. and they have every right to be. and finland have now join. so you know , let's not just take

you know, let's not just take this for granted that vladimir is going to get a slapped and then just sit back and be quiet because believe you me, he won't. and don't think that this other if there is, i don't other lot, if there is, i don't think there will be because i think there will be because i think there's deals going think there's dirty deals going on. are in real need of on. but we are in real need of our armed forces and they're the best in the world. that's right. rer-s— best in the world. that's right. les mer— best in the world. that's right. les mer rese— best in the world. that's right. let's not lose that— 3 : that's right. let's not lose that expertise. mus— let's not lose that expertise. rrus mere-s— let's not lose that expertise. plus, there's russia , there's plus, there's russia, there's merm— plus, there's russia, there's werm keree— plus, there's russia, there's north korea, there's iran . it's north korea, there's iran. it's a north korea, there's iran. it's e eemeereus— north korea, there's iran. it's a dangerous world out there. we smeure— a dangerous world out there. we smeure erse— a dangerous world out there. we should also invest.— a dangerous world out there. we should also invest. charlie in looking— should also invest. charlie in looking after— should also invest. charlie in looking after people that have served— looking after people that have served m— looking after people that have server is me— looking after people that have served in the military, many of weem— served in the military, many of wmem ee— served in the military, many of whom are on the— served in the military, many of whom are on the streets right resr— whom are on the streets right now. last quick— whom are on the streets right now. last quick one before we 90-— now. last quick one before we see r— now. last quick one before we 90- r eem-r— now. last quick one before we go. i don't know— now. last quick one before we go. i don't know if— now. last quick one before we go. i don't know if this caught weur— go. i don't know if this caught weur ewe.— go. i don't know if this caught weur ewe. veere— go. i don't know if this caught your eye. you're, of course, a very— your eye. you're, of course, a very remeus— your eye. you're, of course, a very famous actor.- your eye. you're, of course, a very famous actor. you've srerree— very famous actor. you've srerree m— very famous actor. you've starred in movies and the big me— starred in movies and the big screen, the small— starred in movies and the big screen, the small screen ceremerrem— screen, the small screen coronation street, you name it. so coronation street, you name it. se—eeee— coronation street, you name it. se—eeee er- coronation street, you name it. so_good at becoming so you're very good at becoming someone else. what's your what's weur— someone else. what's your what's yew—me— someone else. what's your what's yew—me es- someone else. what's your what's your—the news that- your reaction to the news that a pupil— your reaction to the news that a puew m— your reaction to the news that a wp“ m em— your reaction to the news that a wp“ m em resr— your reaction to the news that a pupil in an east sussex seeemeerw— pupil in an east sussex secondary school has become a cat secondary school has become a eer e — secondary school has become a eer e om— secondary school has become a eer e om rer— secondary school has become a cat ? oh, for god's— secondary school has become a cat ? o3 c3: secondary school has become a cat ? c33 c3: secondary school has become a cat ? c3: j3 secondary school has become a cat ? cj3 c3: j3 cat? oh, for god's sake. do you know what somebody was saying this morning on a on a programme

that we should be really encouraging veterans to go into things like teaching ? you know, things like teaching? you know, when i grew up, my teachers were all ex pilots, ex soldiers or whatever from the second world war. and by god , they had war. and by god, they had respect. they were fair , they respect. they were fair, they were firm, and we absolutely worshipped them. that of course the teaching business now is totally changed. and the trouble is that the silent the silent teachers are not allowed to speak up. i was speaking to a couple of teachers in the pub the other day, young ladies , and the other day, young ladies, and they were saying, well, we can't say anything. and unfortunately now you get to identify as a plant pot or anything you want. and then you're threatened by a teacher if you say there's only two sexes, you know, the world has gone completely daft. mark, as you well know, because you're reading the news. we're looking at the news every day and we can see it and do you know what? it's a sad indictment of our, uh, i think our teaching

profession, which by and large is absolutely brilliant. it's just the noisy farts are getting their voices heard, and we need to shut them up and get on with teaching our children how to learn maths, english, geography , history and all the stuff that we're meant to be teaching them and not this crap that's flying about at the moment. it really disturbs me. so it does. charlie lawson for education secretary . lawson for education secretary. charlie, can't wait to see you seek— charlie, can't wait to see you seek em— charlie, can't wait to see you seek em eem— charlie, can't wait to see you back on dan wootton tonight. meek— back on dan wootton tonight. rmemk weu— back on dan wootton tonight. rmemk weu rer— back on dan wootton tonight. thank you for joining back on dan wootton tonight. thank you forjoining us on thank you for joining us on a serureew. — thank you for joining us on a serureew. ee— thank you for joining us on a saturday. go and— thank you for joining us on a saturday. go and have a beer and were— saturday. go and have a beer and mm cerem— saturday. go and have a beer and mm seen up— saturday. go and have a beer and we'll catch up soon.— saturday. go and have a beer and we'll catch up soon. the winem— we'll catch up soon. the brilliant lawson. brilliant charlie lawson. folks, it's brilliant charlie lawson. folks, rr-s—em— brilliant charlie lawson. folks,| it's—an emergency it's time now for an emergency c derm— it's time now for an emergency c oerem sewe— it's time now for an emergency c dolan cobra meeting . i spoke to dolan cobra meeting. i spoke to peruse— dolan cobra meeting. i spoke to producer dominique earlier. we decreed— producer dominique earlier. we eeereee re— producer dominique earlier. we decided to call— producer dominique earlier. we decided to call this because rms— decided to call this because rms rs— decided to call this because this is international crisis. this is an international crisis. rer-s— this is an international crisis. rer-s eer— this is an international crisis. rer-s oer rme— this is an international crisis. let's get the latest on what eeeeers— let's get the latest on what eeeeers re — let's get the latest on what eeeeers re re— let's get the latest on what appears to be the beginnings of appears to be the beginnings of e eeue— appears to be the beginnings of e eeue m— appears to be the beginnings of a coup in russia,— appears to be the beginnings of a coup in russia, although some mme— a coup in russia, although some were er— a coup in russia, although some kind of brokered— a coup in russia, although some kind of brokered peace deal as wen— kind of brokered peace deal as weu .— kind of brokered peace deal as weu . rme— kind of brokered peace deal as well . the leader— kind of brokered peace deal as well . the leader of a private well. the leader of a private ermw— well. the leader of a private ermw sewer— well. the leader of a private army called wagner, employed by rumm— army called wagner, employed by rurm reeve— army called wagner, employed by putin, have been— army called wagner, employed by putin, have been attacking reussre-s— putin, have been attacking russia's own _ putin, have been attacking russia's own military forces. eees— russia's own military forces. eees wus— russia's own military forces. does this spell— russia's own military forces. does this spell the end for weeme— does this spell the end for vladimir putin?— does this spell the end for

vladimir putin? does it give the eeeere— vladimir putin? does it give the eeeere er— vladimir putin? does it give the people of ukraine— vladimir putin? does it give the people of ukraine hope that the war people of ukraine hope that the mew— people of ukraine hope that the war may soon end— people of ukraine hope that the war may soon end ? let's welcome war may soon end? let's welcome mre— war may soon end? let's welcome me me— war may soon end? let's welcome me me comer— war may soon end? let's welcome into the cobra meeting bestselling _ into the cobra meeting bestselling historian and expert on bestselling historian and expert em reussrem— bestselling historian and expert on russian history, martin wmrreek— on russian history, martin wmrreek .— on russian history, martin whittock . martin, what do you whittock. martin, what do you meke— whittock. martin, what do you meke er— whittock. martin, what do you meke er rms— whittock. martin, what do you make of this latest development mer— make of this latest development we wagner— make of this latest development that wagner now— make of this latest development that wagner now say that they are withdrawing— that wagner now say that they are withdrawing their march in to are withdrawing their march in re rreseewe— are withdrawing their march in to moscow? well— are withdrawing their march in to moscow? well it's been a mue— to moscow? well it's been a rruw weeme— to moscow? well it's been a truly bizarre day— to moscow? well it's been a truly bizarre day this morning. i truly bizarre day this morning. r wes— truly bizarre day this morning. r trying— truly bizarre day this morning. rwes trying re— truly bizarre day this morning. i was trying to work— truly bizarre day this morning. i was trying to work out- truly bizarre day this morning. i was trying to work out whether we were at the beginning of the end game for putin. i did think that perhaps we weren't that wagner were not up to actually challenging the very large russian military and security apparatus and that in many ways prigozhin had got himself into a situation where his spat with the military was going so much out of control that he could see the writing on the wall in terms of losing the what the russians called krisha. that is roof protection that putin was giving him , and that therefore facing him, and that therefore facing a hiding to nothing. he basically

struck out it effectively wanting to force his patron to take him seriously again. but at that point, it seemed that it was a point of no return, you know, marching towards rostov, taking rostov verona's halfway to moscow, and then suddenly we hear it's all off. they've kissed and made up, and they're all going to be at each other's birthday parties next year. and i just cannot believe this is true. i think basically putin has not wanted to have the showdown with wagner. that's necessary . and i think that necessary. and i think that having started this ostensibly to prigozhin has realised he hasn't got the capability to do this. they must have realised the ukrainians are watching this very positively and i think they've cobbled together this last minute agreement with the good offices as it were. the only time you'd ever talk about the belarus providing good offices in order to stop it today. but it stop what i mean, i simply cannot see they can go back, you know, it's not going

to be, you know, go, go back to go. do not collect £200 sort of thing. like on a monopoly, whatever. i mean, point is, whatever. i mean, the point is, ferguson made his he's made ferguson has made his he's made his stand. i think this is effectively an armed truce which will simply break out in trouble again because prigozhin has declared himself to be a traitor , but now he's a friend again. putin has called him a traitor, but now he's somebody who can deal with this simply cannot go on. think we see here a on. and i think we see here a fundamental fracture happening within the russian military machine and i think it's just phase one. it's a phoney war. i think i can't think this is just going to go away. mark whittaker, thank you so much for joining us for an emergency. dolan cobra meeting. we will bring— dolan cobra meeting. we will erme weu— dolan cobra meeting. we will erme weu me— dolan cobra meeting. we will bring you the latest as and when we eer— bring you the latest as and when we eer rr— bring you the latest as and when we eer r em— bring you the latest as and when we get it on this— bring you the latest as and when we get it on this developing sew.— we get it on this developing srerw. mem— we get it on this developing srerw. mem rs— we get it on this developing story. ryan is back at 10:00. story. ryan is back at10:00. mems— story. ryan is back at10:00. thanks, martin.— story. ryan is back at 10:00. thanks, martin. we'll catch up cemme— thanks, martin. we'll catch up cemme up— thanks, martin. we'll catch up soon. coming up next with the emeus— soon. coming up next with the eumerrs emer— soon. coming up next with the pundits after a— soon. coming up next with the pundits after a group of drunk men are marched— pundits after a group of drunk men are marched off a flight to eureerre— men are marched off a flight to eureerre eu— men are marched off a flight to bulgaria, our stag— men are marched off a flight to bulgaria, our stag dos now out of bulgaria, our stag dos now out er eemrer— bulgaria, our stag dos now out of control with— bulgaria, our stag dos now out

of control with work, social meme— of control with work, social meere eme— of control with work, social media and friends and family to worry— media and friends and family to worry eeeur— media and friends and family to worry about are— media and friends and family to worry about are our lives now ree— worry about are our lives now too complicated— worry about are our lives now too complicated ?_ worry about are our lives now too complicated ? and would you too complicated? and would you wesrr— too complicated? and would you wesm weur— too complicated? and would you wash your clothes— too complicated? and would you wash your clothes less to save me— wash your clothes less to save me memem— wash your clothes less to save the planet? we'll— wash your clothes less to save the planet? we'll be asking the queen— the planet? we'll be asking the queen er— the planet? we'll be asking the queen of clean— the planet? we'll be asking the queen of clean channel four's aggie— queen of clean channel four's aggie mackenzie.— queen of clean channel four's aggie mackenzie. plus alice mem— aggie mackenzie. plus alice erem eme— aggie mackenzie. plus alice grant and tv— aggie mackenzie. plus alice grant and tv and radio legend reme— grant and tv and radio legend rrwe mere. — grant and tv and radio legend mike reid. all— grant and tv and radio legend mike reid. all of— grant and tv and radio legend mike reid. all of that is

watching, britain's watching. we're proud to be . gb news we're proud to be. gb news seeme— we're proud to be. gb news srreme wews— we're proud to be. gb news strong views from kevin. hi, were. — strong views from kevin. hi, were. rew— strong views from kevin. hi, mark. how hypocrites to have an armed forces day when so many of the veterans of these armed forces are just forgotten about after serving our country, we look after the illegal immigrants coming in on boats but can't look after our own shame on the government. whoever is in power, it's a disgrace , is in power, it's a disgrace, says a furious kevin . clive. says a furious kevin. clive. evening, mark. thank you for bringing up the armed forces. i agree with charlie lawson during the cold war, we had over 200,000 troops. and if we're not careful, we will regret it . if careful, we will regret it. if we don't restore the numbers . if

we don't restore the numbers. if vlad does lose the plot. thank you so much for that, clive. keep those emails coming. mark at gb news .com. we are about 25 minutes away from my take at ten in which i'll be dealing with harry and meghan who are thinking of a name change. they're looking at a rebrand, possibly diana's name of possibly taking diana's name of spencen be possibly taking diana's name of spencer. be reacting to spencer. i'll be reacting to that. the world health that. plus the world health organisation wants to basically get alcohol and i'm not get rid of alcohol and i'm not having it. so all of that is at 10:00. but let's get reaction to the big stories of the day with my top pundits tonight, political commentator alice grant, personality and grant, tv personality and cleaning guru , channel four's cleaning guru, channel four's aggie mackenzie , who, by the aggie mackenzie, who, by the way, thinks the studio is filthy and bona fide. broadcasting legend mike reid . now stag dos legend mike reid. now stag dos are historically one last big blow outs with your mates before the big day . however, one the big day. however, one particular stag do group have taken it too far. the sweary stag do party were ordered to leave a tui flights after

causing chaos and a three hour delay on a flight from cardiff to bulgaria. they were wolf whistling at cabin crew and denied alcohol. so is this proof that stag dos are out of control? aggie oh, dear us. the mere— control? aggie oh, dear us. the memer er— control? aggie oh, dear us. the memer er rwe — control? aggie oh, dear us. the mother of two boys— 5“ 3:er 3; oh, dear us. the mother of two boys aged 21 and 32. mother of two boys aged 21 and re. rme— mother of two boys aged 21 and re. ame rm— mother of two boys aged 21 and re. ame r-m wew— mother of two boys aged 21 and 32. and i'm very kind of swmeemerre— 32. and i'm very kind of sympathetic to boys getting mum— sympathetic to boys getting erumk eme— sympathetic to boys getting drunk and out— sympathetic to boys getting drunk and out of control. i'm reele— drunk and out of control. i'm reeuw eee— drunk and out of control. i'm really bad, mother like that. i use— really bad, mother like that. i use rm— really bad, mother like that. i just r-m ree— really bad, mother like that. i just. i'm too soft— really bad, mother like that. i just. i'm too soft .— really bad, mother like that. i just. i'm too soft. but at the rme— just. i'm too soft. but at the same time, these- just. i'm too soft. but at the same time, these guys have eeusee— same time, these guys have eeusee eu— same time, these guys have caused all this— same time, these guys have caused all this disruption , caused all this disruption, meem-r— caused all this disruption, haven't they?— caused all this disruption, haven't they? i- caused all this disruption, haven't they? i was on a plane, mer— haven't they? i was on a plane, mer mer— haven't they? i was on a plane, mer rmer reme— haven't they? i was on a plane, not that long ago,— haven't they? i was on a plane, not that long ago, and there was semeeeew— not that long ago, and there was somebody sitting— not that long ago, and there was somebody sitting quite near me we— somebody sitting quite near me we ws— somebody sitting quite near me who was obviously drunk. and wus— who was obviously drunk. and rms ws— who was obviously drunk. and this was before _ who was obviously drunk. and this was before the plane took em. — this was before the plane took em. ame — this was before the plane took em. me me — this was before the plane took off. and the steward came up and sew— off. and the steward came up and sew wew— off. and the steward came up and see were eurerre— off. and the steward came up and said very quietly to— off. and the steward came up and said very quietly to this persem— said very quietly to this person, we can do it the easy way— person, we can do it the easy wee er— person, we can do it the easy wee er we— person, we can do it the easy way or we can do— person, we can do it the easy way or we can do it the hard wee.— way or we can do it the hard we reu— way or we can do it the hard wee. weu eeer— way or we can do it the hard way. you need to— way or we can do it the hard way. you need to get off the were. — way. you need to get off the were. me— way. you need to get off the plane. and the— way. you need to get off the plane. and the guy got up and weer— plane. and the guy got up and wem err.— plane. and the guy got up and wem em. se— plane. and the guy got up and went off. so yeah,— plane. and the guy got up and went off. so yeah, but no, mere-s— went off. so yeah, but no, mere-s me— went off. so yeah, but no, there's no excuse for it really. to,— there's no excuse for it really. we, r— there's no excuse for it really. we, r meem— there's no excuse for it really. we, r r— there's no excuse for it really. no, i mean, i don't think you're eeme— no, i mean, i don't think you're eeme re—

no, i mean, i don't think you're ever going to ban— no, i mean, i don't think you're ever going to ban the stag dos. weer— ever going to ban the stag dos. weer emer— ever going to ban the stag dos. what about about— ever going to ban the stag dos. what about about alcohol- ever going to ban the stag dos. what about about alcohol in airports ? i actually think it's airports? i actually think it's airports? i actually think it's a lovely rite of passage. you know, when you're on your holidays and yours, it's eight in the morning, eight in the morning. i know you go to the sort of the spoons or whatever, manchester airport sort of the spoons or whatever, manchesterairport heathrow manchester airport or heathrow or whatever, and you go to the spoons, you have a pint with your breakfast, and it just feels the holiday feels like the holiday has started. but should aid should airlines on airlines consider a ban on alcohol including airlines consider a ban on alccairport? including airlines consider a ban on alccairport? thatiding airlines consider a ban on alccairport? that help? the airport? would that help? well no, i don't think a ban on alcohol , but well no, i don't think a ban on alcohol, but i think these well no, i don't think a ban on alcohol , but i think these guys alcohol, but i think these guys coming to on the plane at that point, they shouldn't have even been fair been allowed on really a fair point. they get through point. how did they get through the in the state they were the gates in the state they were in weren't in and they probably weren't checking luggage anyway. so checking in luggage anyway. so it would have an easy to it would have been an easy to job it would have been an easy to tee-memm.— it would have been an easy to tee-memm. se— it would have been an easy to job rhythm. so they were job get rhythm. so they were ereeeerw— job get rhythm. so they were ereeeere rme— job get rhythm. so they were probably the airline staff were ereeeerw— probably the airline staff were ereeeerelerr— probably the airline staff were probablylbit over— probably the airline staff were probably bit over tolerant in probably a bit over tolerant in ewewme— probably a bit over tolerant in allowing—then. probably a bit over tolerant in. allowing—then put probably a bit over tolerant in- allowing_then put up allowing them on and then put up wru— allowing them on and then put up wws—eu— allowing them on and then put up wrrm—eu er— with it. and then all of a sudden— with it. and then all of a sudden it's— with it. and then all of a sudden it's like, know, sudden it's like, you know, you mew— sudden it's like, you know, you knew where— sudden it's like, you know, you know what? _to - sudden it's like, you know, you know what?-to go. . sudden it's like, you know, you know what? to go. did know what? you need to go. did you— know what? you need to go. did weu ere— know what? you need to go. did eeu ere eeu— know what? you need to go. did eeu ere eeu 90— know what? you need to go. did eeu ere eeu 90 em— know what? you need to go. did you did you go on a hindu? no, i wee-r.— you did you go on a hindu? no, i wee-r. r— you did you go on a hindu? no, i didn't. i didn't.— you did you go on a hindu? no, i didn't. i didn't. i— you did you go on a hindu? no, i didn't. i didn't. i had a hindu, eur— didn't. i didn't. i had a hindu, we we— didn't. i didn't. i had a hindu, but we didn't— didn't. i didn't. i had a hindu, but we didn't in— didn't. i didn't. i had a hindu, but we didn't in those days. you rusr— but we didn't in those days. you rusr ere— but we didn't in those days. you rusr we r— but we didn't in those days. you just did it near— but we didn't in those days. you just did it near where you

mee.— just did it near where you wwee. reu— just did it near where you lived. you didn't go abroad. it wesmr— lived. you didn't go abroad. it wesm-rlere— lived. you didn't go abroad. it wasn't big palava, was it? no. wasn't a big palava, was it? no. no wasn't a big palava, was it? no. we—e— wasn't a big palava, was it? no. we—e rer— wasn't a big palava, was it? no. we—e rer er- wasn't a big palava, was it? no. no_a lot of fun.- no it was just a lot of fun. a rer— no it was just a lot of fun. a re er— no it was just a lot of fun. a re er rum.— no it was just a lot of fun. a re er rum. r— no it was just a lot of fun. a lot of fun. i mean, a lot of rum— lot of fun. i mean, a lot of rum ws— lot of fun. i mean, a lot of drink was involved, but, you mew,— drink was involved, but, you knew me— drink was involved, but, you know, no kind— drink was involved, but, you know, no kind of— drink was involved, but, you know, no kind of big damage or, you know, no kind of big damage or, eeu-emeerme— know, no kind of big damage or, you-affecting or- know, no kind of big damage or, you affecting or hurting you know, affecting or hurting emeeeee. — you know, affecting or hurting emeeeee. .and— you know, affecting or hurting anybody. .and-sure. you know, affecting or hurting. anybody. .and-sure you anybody. no. and i'm sure you left that bar sparkling. mike reid, on any stag reid, have you been on any stag dos? think i have, yeah. but dos? i think i have, yeah. but what you don't want?- :�* 3

social life, you've got your bills, you've got your friends, and your family are our lives now too complicated? alice grant yes, and i wonder how much of it's also just distraction really, from things that really matter, as a population, matter, because as a population, we're inundated the time we're so inundated all the time by and media and by headlines and media and social media that it's almost impossible find to impossible to find times to actually think about what really matters our matters and to order our priorities in a that will priorities in a way that will make feel healthier and make us feel healthier and support our mental health and our spiritual health. but that's just not our spiritual health. but that's raer rer rre— our spiritual health. but that's just not the case— our spiritual health. but that's just not the case these- ” ” but that's just not the case these days. i rarer—aer- just not the case these days. i rarer—ear ee- just not the case these days. i think—got so out. just not the case these days. ii think—got so out of think things have got so out of earmar— think things have got so out of control-there's— think things have got so out of control there's like control and there's almost like a-aaear— control and there's almost like a-aaear arre— control and there's almost like a-about the world - control and there's almost like a about the world of a falsity about the world of soda— a falsity about the world of social media,— a falsity about the world of social media, which is really arerraerrra— social media, which is really distracting and— social media, which is really distracting and this like obsession— distracting and this like obsession with achievement and rear— obsession with achievement and rear yea— obsession with achievement and rear yea eee— obsession with achievement and that you see people just like giving— that you see people just like giving an— that you see people just like giving all their— that you see people just like giving all their time to things rear— giving all their time to things rear ear-r— giving all their time to things that don't really— giving all their time to things that don't really matter ultimately, _ that don't really matter ultimately, the end of the ultimately, at the end of the day,— ultimately, at the end of the day, when— ultimately, at the end of the day, when families always day, when families should always be day, when families should always are—r— day, when families should always are—r rarer. - day, when families should always are—r rarer. r- be our priority, i think. i rarer— be our priority, i think. i think wea— be our priority, i think. i think we'd be— be our priority, i think. i think we'd be a- be our priority, i think. i think we'd be a lot- be our priority, i think. i think we'd be a lot happier with a brick phone, wouldn't we? from the or something? a brick phone, wouldn't we? from the interesting. or something? a brick phone, wouldn't we? from the interesting. you something? a brick phone, wouldn't we? from the interesting. you mentioned? it's interesting. you mentioned spirituality because you're of faith. you're a practising christian, do you think that christian, so do you think that that is an aspect of it

that that is an aspect of it that that is an aspect of it that are increasingly rational, very capitalistic mindset? you know , it's just about keeping know, it's just about keeping the wolf from the door career progression, that kind of thing. the spiritual gap is there now in our lives. yeah, that's kind of in our lives. yeah, that's kind or rampar— 3 ” c yeah, that's kind of rampant consumerism that we see on television.— of rampant consumerism that we see on television. and everything— see on television. and everything is- see on television. and everything is about selling range— everything is about selling rrrrae re— everything is about selling raraae re re— everything is about selling things to us and out and things to us and going out and buying— things to us and going out and buying-50— things to us and going out and buying-50 mrere- buying things so much. advertisement. actually , advertisement. but actually, wrea— advertisement. but actually,- when—christianity when i converted to christianity , it when i converted to christianity , rr was— when i converted to christianity , rr r— when i converted to christianity , rr r wa— when i converted to christianity , it was i was really unused to wer— , it was i was really unused to rear garag— , it was i was really unused to we going re— , it was i was really unused to just going to church and just just going to a church and just praying— just going to a church and just arawaa arra— just going to a church and just praying and having that time of peace— praying and having that time of peace arra— praying and having that time of peace awe-rc— praying and having that time of peace and to meditate and peace and time to meditate and no transactions— peace and time to meditate and no transactions .— peace and time to meditate and no transactions . and it no transactions. and yeah, it was such, - such - no transactions. and yeah, it was such,-such a- no transactions. and yeah, it was such, such a blessing was such, it was such a blessing to was such, it was such a blessing clawe— was such, it was such a blessing relawe rc— was such, it was such a blessing to.able to actually- was such, it was such a blessing to able to actually take that to be able to actually take that arme— to be able to actually take that rime-rc— to be able to actually take that rime-re craw— to be able to actually take that time to start praying. and time and to start praying. and it's time and to start praying. and rec—wrac- time and to start praying. and rr-c—rwar we- time and to start praying. and it's—that we all. it's so important that we all free— it's so important that we all free-rc— it's so important that we all flea-re racc— it's so important that we all find -to just,-sit. it's so important that we all. find -to just,-sit down find time to just, just sit down arra— find time to just, just sit down awe-arra— find time to just, just sit down awe-area r— find time to just, just sit down and-and i think- find time to just, just sit down and and i think have that and pray and i think have that peace — and pray and i think have that pee iwew— and pray and i think have that peace. very important. peace. it's very important. however—a- peace. it's very important. - however,_a whatsapp however, isn't there a whatsapp group like a christian group like like a christian whatsapp group where they're all like saying horrible things about other? you my about each other? you found my parch— about each other? you found my parrcp prepp— about each other? you found my parish group, steve.— f ”7’ you found my parish group, steve. steve acecrr-r— parish group, steve. steve acecr-r-rr- parish group, steve. steve doesn't-in god.- parish group, steve. steve doesn't in god. no parish group, steve. steve- doesn't-in god. no not doesn't believe in god. no not at doesn't believe in god. no not a arr.— doesn't believe in god. no not ar an. wer— doesn't believe in god. no not ar an. war ar— doesn't believe in god. no not at all. not at all.— doesn't believe in god. no not at all. not at all. ray's been creating— at all. not at all. ray's been crearrrp rre— at all. not at all. ray's been stealing the candles again, i rrrrrw. — stealing the candles again, i rrrrrw. rear.— stealing the candles again, i think. yeah, |_ stealing the candles again, i think. yeah, i think- stealing the candles again, i think. / think. yeah, i think that there's a lot of distraction

from. from god and from cprrrrwarrw— from. from god and from spirituality in— from god and from spirituality in this day and age. — spirituality in this day and age. sc— spirituality in this day and age. so rre— spirituality in this day and age. so it's important we go out are— age. so it's important we go out and flea— age. so it's important we go out are free rr— age. so it's important we go out and find it because— age. so it's important we go out and find it because it's there. rearr- — and find it because it's there. yeah. catholic— and find it because it's there. yeah. catholic church. i do agree — yeah. catholic church. i do agree. listen,— yeah. catholic church. i do agree. listen, i- yeah. catholic church. i do agree. 93.3 3 yeah. catholic church. i do agree. 933 3 yeah. catholic church. i do agree. 3 3 yeah. catholic church. i do- agree. listen, i mean, i'm a bit of a shopper too, and i found myself in a in a big next couple of it was crowded. and of days ago. it was crowded. and i just thought whatever, whatever the question the whatever the question is, the answer is here. nothing answer is not here. nothing wrong it's a lovely wrong with next. it's a lovely shop wrong with next. it's a lovely creep-sweep - wrong with next. it's a lovely shop _street. i'm i wrong with next. it's a lovely. shop-street. i'm like, shop on oxford street. i'm like,| —rarreu wow. yeah, yeah. mark tufnell the are available. of the stalls are available. of course are. currently i'm course they are. currently i'm bedecked primark tonight. bedecked in primark tonight. you're welcome. often? you're welcome. how often? speaking should we speaking of clothes should we wash the know wash our clothes? well, the know what say what wash movement would say much might think. much less than you might think. some people are taking a more relaxed approach to cleanliness, saying that washing your shirts, trousers and even pants less regularly will save the planet. so are washing our clothes so are we washing our clothes too much? should we embrace being fashionably smelly? who better ask than channel better to ask than channel four's queen of clean aggie mackenzie ? what about the mackenzie? what about the smalls? how often should they go in the machine? well i think they need to be changed daily, but i think anything that's next to your skin needs to be changed. daily socks, pants,

ewer— changed. daily socks, pants, crrrer weee-r — changed. daily socks, pants, other vests. yeah,— cg: daily socks, pants, other vests. yeah, that sort of wrap— other vests. yeah, that sort of were .— other vests. yeah, that sort of were . ear— other vests. yeah, that sort of thing . but anything outerwear thing. but anything outerwear and rear— thing. but anything outerwear and rear perc— thing. but anything outerwear and that gets a— thing. but anything outerwear and that gets a stain, you just wipe— and that gets a stain, you just wrpe rr— and that gets a stain, you just wrpe rr dawn— and that gets a stain, you just wipe it down with— and that gets a stain, you just wipe it down with a damp cloth. i wipe it down with a damp cloth. r mean— wipe it down with a damp cloth. r wrea— wipe it down with a damp cloth. r when r— wipe it down with a damp cloth. i mean, when i was, when i was growing— i mean, when i was, when i was prcwrpp ap— i mean, when i was, when i was prcwrpp up, were— i mean, when i was, when i was growing up, there was four kids are— growing up, there was four kids and raw— growing up, there was four kids are my mower— growing up, there was four kids and my mother was like super crear— and my mother was like super crear arra— and my mother was like super clean and she— and my mother was like super clean and she did— and my mother was like super clean and she did a wash once a week.— clean and she did a wash once a week. okay.— clean and she did a wash once a week. okay. once— clean and she did a wash once a week. okay. once a— clean and she did a wash once a week. okay. once a week with a win— week. okay. once a week with a war rap.— week. okay. once a week with a war rap. arra— week. okay. once a week with a twin tub. and nowadays i think peppe— twin tub. and nowadays i think people, particularly with kids, you recr— people, particularly with kids, you just clothes— people, particularly with kids, you just clothes come off and wrea— you just clothes come off and were re— you just clothes come off and then it's kind— you just clothes come off and then it's kind of— you just clothes come off and then it's kind of an easy thing to then it's kind of an easy thing re crick— then it's kind of an easy thing to stick them— then it's kind of an easy thing to stick them into— then it's kind of an easy thing to stick them into the machine. cared.— to stick them into the machine. ccrrecr. ear— to stick them into the machine. correct. but with— to stick them into the machine. correct. but with energy prices at correct. but with energy prices a we— correct. but with energy prices at the moment,— correct. but with energy prices at the moment, aren't you people car-r— at the moment, aren't you people car-r affere— at the moment, aren't you people can't afford that— at the moment, aren't you people can't afford that anymore. and so can't afford that anymore. and cc wew— can't afford that anymore. and ea you reca— can't afford that anymore. and ea you need rc— can't afford that anymore. and so you need to sort of consciously- so you need to sort of consciously think about does wre— consciously think about does this actually— consciously think about does this actually need a wash? why wew— this actually need a wash? why weu, rre— this actually need a wash? why weu, rr— this actually need a wash? why well, no, it probably doesn't. arra— well, no, it probably doesn't. ara recr— well, no, it probably doesn't. are we r— well, no, it probably doesn't. and just i think— well, no, it probably doesn't. and just i think people need to recwcre— and just i think people need to recwcre weer— and just i think people need to recycle their clothes much more. area,— recycle their clothes much more. area, crcrrrec— recycle their clothes much more. also, clothes will— recycle their clothes much more. also, clothes will last longer if wew— also, clothes will last longer rr you acre-r— also, clothes will last longer if you don't wash— also, clothes will last longer if you don't wash them so often. rhe— if you don't wash them so often. we ewer— if you don't wash them so often. the other thing— if you don't wash them so often. the other thing is— if you don't wash them so often. the other thing is that you can air, the other thing is that you can arr-knew,— the other thing is that you can arr-knew, par— the other thing is that you can air, know, put clothes out air, you know, put clothes out are — air, you know, put clothes out care we — air, you know, put clothes out onto the line— air, you know, put clothes out onto the line to— air, you know, put clothes out onto the line to just air them or cream— onto the line to just air them or steam clean— onto the line to just air them or steam clean as— onto the line to just air them or steam clean as well . a or steam clean as well. use a reame— or steam clean as well. use a steamer-there's- or steam clean as well. use a steamer there's lots of steamer and there's lots of crampe— steamer and there's lots of mmpc you— steamer and there's lots of things you can— steamer and there's lots of things you can do. you don't have— things you can do. you don't have re— things you can do. you don't have re re— things you can do. you don't have to be washing the whole rrme. — have to be washing the whole rrme. wew—

have to be washing the whole time. now, what— have to be washing the whole time. now, what about jeans? apparemw— time. now, what about jeans? apparently you— time. now, what about jeans? apparently you should- time. now, what about jeans? apparently you should never wear washed know a bit washed jeans. i know i'm a bit ccmucrea— washed jeans. i know i'm a bit conflicted about— washed jeans. i know i'm a bit conflicted about this- : i know i'm a bit conflicted about this because tem— conflicted about this because jeans—sav- conflicted about this becausei team—saw jeans manufacturers say never wacm— jeans manufacturers say never wacm a— jeans manufacturers say never wacm a par— jeans manufacturers say never wacm a par cr— jeans manufacturers say never wash a pair of jeans. now . what wash a pair of jeans. now. what do wash a pair of jeans. now. what we r— wash a pair of jeans. now. what we r cay— wash a pair of jeans. now. what we r caw merce— wash a pair of jeans. now. what we r say here? r— wash a pair of jeans. now. what do i say here? i think when we're thinking— do i say here? i think when we're thinking about the crotch rer-c— we're thinking about the crotch rer-c recr— we're thinking about the crotch area, let's just be— we're thinking about the crotch area, let's just be frank about rme— area, let's just be frank about was. why— area, let's just be frank about this. why were _ area, let's just be frank about this. why were you looking at mme— this. why were you looking at wrke were— this. why were you looking at mike reid when— this. why were you looking at mike reid when you said that? uptem— mike reid when you said that? user. cra— mike reid when you said that? user. r— mike reid when you said that? listen, can i just— mike reid when you said that? listen, can i just say— mike reid when you said that? listen, can i just say i'm- listen, can i just say i'm stains there ? kyiv. you've got stains there? kyiv. you've got to stains there? kyiv. you've got re wacm— stains there? kyiv. you've got re wacm wear— stains there? kyiv. you've got to wash your flaming- 3333? kyiv. you've got to wash your flaming jeans. raw-re— to wash your flaming jeans. were only— to wash your flaming jeans. you're only human.- to wash your flaming jeans. you're only human. so- to wash your flaming jeans. you're only human. so you think actually the issue with the jeansis actually the issue with the jeans is it might be around the private parts that merits megxit totally famously, they found a pair recently in a mexican mine from 1880 and they sold for £80,000. unwashed is that a race— £80,000. unwashed is that a racre cocoo- — £80,000. unwashed is that a fact? 80,000. what- 1780 000 unwashed is that a fact? 80,000. what about your laundry? — fact? 80,000. what about your laundry? what's— fact? 80,000. what about your laundry? what's the- fact? 80,000. what about your laundry? what's the what happens around at mike reid's with the laundry? i think the laundry? i think i think the pawemmem— 3r: 3? i think i think the government should should bring in government should should bring m a— government should should bring m a raw— government should should bring m a raw mar— government should should bring in a law that should be in a law that people should be raked— in a law that people should be raked-rme— in a law that people should be naked the weekends, therefore naked at the weekends, therefore cawmp — naked at the weekends, therefore cawmp lcrcrmec. — naked at the weekends, therefore saving .clothes. - if- naked at the weekends, therefore saving clothes. if the saving on clothes. and if the peace— saving on clothes. and if the pence-rema- saving on clothes. and if the police-round and- saving on clothes. and if the police round and you're police come round and you're mew— police come round and you're fully—sentence. police come round and you're fully—sentence ,i police come round and you're. fully—sentence , just fully clad, heavy sentence, just the fully clad, heavy sentence, just are power— fully clad, heavy sentence, just the boxer shorts— fully clad, heavy sentence, just the boxer shorts slap on the wee— the boxer shorts slap on the we are— the boxer shorts slap on the we are a— the boxer shorts slap on the wrist and a fiver,— the boxer shorts slap on the wrist and a fiver, something rme— wrist and a fiver, something awe-arra— wrist and a fiver, something like-and really,- wrist and a fiver, something like and really, greta like that. and really, if greta memem—

like that. and really, if greta thunberg.the_ like that. and really, if greta thunberg the benchmark of eco thunberg is the benchmark of eco rrreraw— thunberg is the benchmark of eco menaw .— thunberg is the benchmark of eco menaw , r— thunberg is the benchmark of eco friendly , i wouldn't— thunberg is the benchmark of eco friendly , i wouldn't want to friendly, i wouldn't want to crane— friendly, i wouldn't want to stand downwind of her. well war-we— stand downwind of her. well you've-raised- stand downwind of her. well you've - raised a - stand downwind of her. well you've raised a very you've you've raised a very good perm— you've you've raised a very good pcmr . — you've you've raised a very good pcmr. weara— you've you've raised a very good point. would you— you've you've raised a very good point . would you wash- you've you've raised a very good point . : 3 point. would you wash your clothes less often to the clothes less often to save the planet? know. mark at gb planet? let me know. mark at gb news we are 15 minutes news .com. we are 15 minutes away from my take. at ten i'll be dealing and meghan be dealing with harry and meghan who considering taking who are considering taking diana's reaction? diana's surname. my reaction? i'm pulling my punches. plus i'm not pulling my punches. plus the health organisation the world health organisation nafion the world health organisation nation a war on nation are starting a war on alcohol. it's time to save the great british pint . that's all great british pint. that's all at 10:00. but first, my mark meets guest is the welsh olympic sprinting hero who spent years tracing his biological mother. jamie baulch tells me his moving and powerful story .

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this. they're a bit slow in the gallery tonight. we've all had a drink. it's a hot night. what are you going to do? welcome to mark dolan tonight and mark meets. and this evening, british sporting jamie baulch, sporting hero jamie baulch, a sprinter who won gold for great britain at the world indoor championships and the world championships. he scooped silver at the 1996 olympic games and represented his beloved wales at the commonwealth games, where he won an individual silver and bronze medal in the four by 400 metre relay, as well as his stellar sporting career, he has been a popular tv presenter . been a popular tv presenter. also popping up on a question of sport, celebrity mastermind and dancing on ice. born in nottingham but raised by adoptive parents in wales, jamie is mixed race with his biological parents. being a white english mother and a black jamaican father , jamie made a tv jamaican father, jamie made a tv documentary for the bbc called being jamie baulch looking for my being jamie baulch looking for my birth mum, where he tracked down and was reunited with his birth mother. he then made a

follow up documentary, the search for my birth dad. and i'm delighted to say that jamie baulch joins me now. and jamie, great to have you on the programme. can you remember how old you were when you discovered you were adopted and how did you take the news? well, yeah, it's a very good question . well, my a very good question. well, my mum , who's 86 now, who raised mum, who's 86 now, who raised me, she basically was a school teacher and she told me when i was so young because i was adopted at six months old. she told me so young. and she used told me so young. and she used to tell me bedtime stories about me being adopted. so by the time i got to 4 or 5, six, i knew that my mother, who adopted me, wasn't my mum. so it wasn't too it wasn't like overnight i didn't sort of wake up one day and my mum told me when i was 14, by the way, i'm not your mother. so yeah, it was just pemrw— mother. so yeah, it was just perry-ama- mother. so yeah, it was just peprw-ara r- mother. so yeah, it was just gently-and i think. so yeah, it was just gently and i think she gently broken and i think she did gently broken and i think she are rr— gently broken and i think she are rr wew— gently broken and i think she did it very well— gently broken and i think she did it very well because i can't remember when— did it very well because i can't remember when she told me very emac— remember when she told me very cmarr raaw. — remember when she told me very cmarr ladv- ama— remember when she told me very smart lady. and i— remember when she told me very smart lady. ' 3: : : smart lady. and i know she did a great raising you, your

great job raising you, your dear mum know much about mum. did you know much about your birth parents when you were growing up ? your birth parents when you were growing up? did you your birth parents when you were growing up ? did you know what i growing up? did you know what i didn't? i had such a lovely apprmpmp. — didn't? i had such a lovely upbringing- i_ didn't? i had such a lovely upbringing. i didn't- : : 3 t?’ i had such a lovely upbringing. : : 3 t ”333 upbringing. i didn't really sort of think about it or. or talk too much about it. it was only when i got to about it's funny, when i got to about it's funny, when i got to about it's funny, when i was 11 years old and i was watching daley thompson at the olympics in la. when the gold medal and he sort of mixed race and got the same sort of colouring as me and i remember thinking, i wonder if daley could might be my dad and that was the first time i thought maybe there's something here because have raised because my parents have raised me, white. so i me, are both white. so i realised something was for, realised something was up for, you know , well, yeah, i've got you know, well, yeah, i've got i've be honest with you, i've got to be honest with you, jamie. always wondered jamie. i've always wondered whether george clooney my whether george clooney was my dad. we've definitely dad. so we've. we've definitely got common. do know got that in common. do you know the circumstances which the circumstances by which george, your biological parents gave you up ? well, basically, my gave you up? well, basically, my mum was theresa. _ g t. 37 well, basically, my mum was theresa. : mum was theresa. she's passed away— mum was theresa. she's passed away now, unfortunately, but she was only 18 when she when she

had me . and she was in a very had me. and she was in a very difficult situation , action. and difficult situation, action. and you know, she felt that she needed to try and do the right thing. you know, she could have easily had an abortion, but she didn't. she carried me in her womb for months. and then womb for nine months. and then you know, gave me up to give me a better chance. and when i first actually got meet first actually got to meet theresa, that she said theresa, she said that she said i couldn't raised you. i just couldn't have raised you. and that your life is and i'm glad that your life is turned out. how it has so it turned out. how how it has so it was amazing thing. and i feel was an amazing thing. and i feel quite privileged that i was adopted, how did adopted, you know. and how did you on with theresa? she. you get on with theresa? she. she was great. you know, we definitely had similar characteristics. consider that we'd never really seen each other in our lives. i mean, when i did get to meet her, i went, oh, my gosh, i could really see that she was my mother, you know, just certain mannerism isms and certain little quips, which she used to do. and that was kind of crazy, but was really nice to see. you know, whenever i look in the mirror now, i see my mother in the reflection, which is which is

kind i think that is kind of strange. i think that is truly she must truly wonderful. and she must have been so jubilant to see you as well. very emotional. i mean, were there were there any was it awkward at that that first awkward at first that that first encounter? yeah well, that first encounter? yeah well, that first encounter was kind of strange. what you know, i was in my 40s, you know, mid 40s. what do you do when you first meet your mum? i'm like, well, nobody teaches you. don't shake them by the hand and say, hello mum, you know, so literally just gave her pretty much a rugby tackle and, and i hugged her and she called me jamie. she was the one who named me jamie. and when she said jamie , i just burst out said jamie, i just burst out crying. and said jamie, i just burst out crying . and it was that like crying. and it was that like memem— crying. and it was that like emer er— crying. and it was that like moment of being- 3.3 3; and it was that like moment of being embraced back in wear— moment of being embraced back in wear memer-c— moment of being embraced back in your mother's arms. _ moment of being embraced back in your mother's arms. '3: t moment of being embraced back in your mother's arms. ' 3: t your mother's arms. and it was a lovely— your mother's arms. and it was a lovely moment, actually. we were both crying for 5 or 10 minutes, but it was it was tears of happiness, not not out of any sadness at all. you know. was it hard for your mum when you connected with theresa? you know what? my mum was raised me,

nappy..— what? my mum was raised me, warrwm ere-c— what? my mum was raised me, marilyn, she's such— 7 my mum was raised me, marilyn, she's such an angel. she-s— marilyn, she's such an angel. she-s eme— marilyn, she's such an angel. she-s er— marilyn, she's such an angel. she's one of the— marilyn, she's such an angel. she's one of the best- marilyn, she's such an angel. she's one of the best people. i've obviously ever met. she's, vou— i've obviously ever met. she's, wew mew,— i've obviously ever met. she's, you knew m— i've obviously ever met. she's, you knew, if rr— i've obviously ever met. she's, you know, if it wasn't for her, i you know, if it wasn't for her, r aermrrew— you know, if it wasn't for her, i definitely wouldn't be an ewmprc— i definitely wouldn't be an olympic medallist or a former werra— olympic medallist or a former world champion.— olympic medallist or a former world champion. it was not at all world champion. it was not at am because— world champion. it was not at all because the— world champion. it was not at all because the relationship r-we— all because the relationship we per— all because the relationship we per wim— all because the relationship i've got with my mum, marilyn arra— i've got with my mum, marilyn are my— i've got with my mum, marilyn are my eae,— i've got with my mum, marilyn and my dad, allan, is so tight ama— and my dad, allan, is so tight and ce— and my dad, allan, is so tight and ce sweep.— and my dad, allan, is so tight and so strong. it— and my dad, allan, is so tight and so strong. it was never it mp— and so strong. it was never it was no, no, rip out- and so strong. it was never it was no, no, rip out there. in race— was no, no, rip out there. in race rre— was no, no, rip out there. in fact, it's brought— was no, no, rip out there. in fact, it's brought us even cree— fact, it's brought us even cree recr— fact, it's brought us even closer just because of how cpecrar— closer just because of how cpecrar mew— closer just because of how special they are. and how about the special they are. and how about we each— special they are. and how about the search for— special they are. and how about the search for your— special they are. and how about the search for your biological farmere— the search for your biological father? yeah— the search for your biological father? yeah _ the search for your biological father? yeah 34:33 3 the search for your biological father? yeah 34333 father? yeah yeah, well, i thought, you know , after i got thought, you know, after i got to meet my mum, i was very lucky that i got to meet my mother. and i just thought, well, i want to find my father now because he's jamaican. obviously, you knew,— he's jamaican. obviously, you knew, eweemerw— he's jamaican. obviously, you know, everyone knows- 333 obviously, you know, everyone knows that. sprmrerc— know, everyone knows that. sprmrere wew— know, everyone knows that. sprinters, you know, look at weara— sprinters, you know, look at weam perr— sprinters, you know, look at usain bolt and— sprinters, you know, look at usain bolt and look at all the mace— usain bolt and look at all the fastest sprinters— usain bolt and look at all the fastest sprinters on the planet. mew-re— fastest sprinters on the planet. mew-re arr— fastest sprinters on the planet. they're all from _ fastest sprinters on the planet. they're all from jamaica, right? so they're all from jamaica, right? selrrrewprrr,— they're all from jamaica, right? selrrrewpm, r— they're all from jamaica, right? so thought, i really want to so i thought, i really want to meer— so i thought, i really want to meer-aaa— so i thought, i really want to meer-aaa-rr- so i thought, i really want to. meet-dad-it would so i thought, i really want to- meet-dad-it would be meet my dad because it would be mce— meet my dad because it would be re— meet my dad because it would be re crew— meet my dad because it would be nice to show him— meet my dad because it would be nice to show him olympic nice to show him my olympic meaar— nice to show him my olympic meaar ama— nice to show him my olympic medal and .world - nice to show him my olympic medal and world championship medal and my world championship gold—unfortunately,- gold medal. but unfortunately, we—arar-r- gold medal. but unfortunately, we—aram-r per- gold medal. but unfortunately, we_didn't get to- we didn't. we didn't get to

mecc— we didn't. we didn't get to meer. se— we didn't. we didn't get to meer. se-r- we didn't. we didn't get to meet. so-i don't. we didn't. we didn't get to meet. so i don't know we didn't. we didn't get to- meet. so-i don't know if meet. so i don't i don't know if i'll meet. so i don't i don't know if m eer— meet. so i don't i don't know if m per— meet. so i don't i don't know if m per re— meet. so i don't i don't know if i'll ever get to meet my father, wrrrcrr— i'll ever get to meet my father, wrrrcrr wrrr— i'll ever get to meet my father, which will be _ i'll ever get to meet my father, which will be a— i'll ever get to meet my father, which will be a shame indeed. so. which will be a shame indeed. se-reew— which will be a shame indeed. se-reew r— which will be a shame indeed. se-reew r cre— which will be a shame indeed.| so.-look, i do _you're so. well, look, i do hope you're arre— so. well, look, i do hope you're able-ultimately— so. well, look, i do hope you're able ultimately connect, but able to ultimately connect, but r-m — able to ultimately connect, but r-m a— able to ultimately connect, but r-m a rape— able to ultimately connect, but i'm a huge supporter of barnardos._ i'm a huge supporter of barnardos. what a brilliant crrarrw— barnardos. what a brilliant crrarrw .— barnardos. what a brilliant charity . you're— barnardos. what a brilliant charity . you're ambassador charity. you're an ambassador arra— charity. you're an ambassador and r— charity. you're an ambassador and i understand— charity. you're an ambassador and i understand that you want to and i understand that you want re give— and i understand that you want re awe pack— and i understand that you want re give pack re— and i understand that you want to give back to fellow adoptees. reu— to give back to fellow adoptees. rerr me— to give back to fellow adoptees. rerr me mere— to give back to fellow adoptees. tell me more about that. yeah ream — tell me more about that. yeah ream se. — tell me more about that. yeah ream se. se— tell me more about that. yeah yeah. so. so for— tell me more about that. yeah yeah. so. so for me, it's. it's arr— yeah. so. so for me, it's. it's arr arrear— yeah. so. so for me, it's. it's all about giving— yeah. so. so for me, it's. it's all about giving back. you know, rre— all about giving back. you know, he been— all about giving back. you know, he been wew— all about giving back. you know, i've been very lucky in my life mar— i've been very lucky in my life rrrar r— i've been very lucky in my life rrrar r per— i've been very lucky in my life that i got given— i've been very lucky in my life that i got given a— i've been very lucky in my life that i got given a second chance— that i got given a second chance. like— that i got given a second chance. like i— that i got given a second chance. like i said, if it wasp-r— chance. like i said, if it wam-r rer— chance. like i said, if it wasn't for my- chance. like i said, if it wasn't for my mum and dad, i wearer-r— wasn't for my mum and dad, i wearer-r pe— wasn't for my mum and dad, i wouldn't be the— wasn't for my mum and dad, i wouldn't be the man i am today. so wouldn't be the man i am today. se rre— wouldn't be the man i am today. se r-we cer— wouldn't be the man i am today. se r-we cer ap— wouldn't be the man i am today. se r-we cer up a— wouldn't be the man i am today. so i've set up a company called err— so i've set up a company called err an,— so i've set up a company called bid aid, which— so i've set up a company called bid aid, which basically cwpperrc— bid aid, which basically cwpperrc arr— bid aid, which basically supports all charities , not just supports all charities, not just eamarcrec— supports all charities, not just eamarrec .— supports all charities, not just barnardos , but— supports all charities, not just barnardos , but all charities all barnardos, but all charities all arcane— barnardos, but all charities all aremr rme— barnardos, but all charities all around the world,— barnardos, but all charities all around the world, trying to race— around the world, trying to rme— around the world, trying to raise the money. and so far our cemparw— raise the money. and so far our cemparw mac— raise the money. and so far our company has raised millions for rrrece— company has raised millions for those charities.— company has raised millions for those charities. and i feel very recry— those charities. and i feel very rwcrw arra— those charities. and i feel very rwcrw ame wew— those charities. and i feel very lucky and very privileged that i'm lucky and very privileged that r-m .re— lucky and very privileged that r-m .re mare— lucky and very privileged that i'm-to have done- lucky and very privileged that i'm to have done you i'm able to have done that, you mew,— i'm able to have done that, you mew-mare— i'm able to have done that, you know, made differences in know, and made differences in emer— know, and made differences in erraer peepre-c— know, and made differences in other people's lives . can you other people's lives. can you rerr— other people's lives. can you rerr ac— other people's lives. can you tell us what— other people's lives. can you tell us what the— other people's lives. can you tell us what the website is? eecawce— tell us what the website is? became-per— tell us what the website is? because-got a- tell us what the website is? because got a very generous because i've got a very generous awrrerrce— because i've got a very generous audience, obviously, name of audience, obviously, the name of the audience, obviously, the name of rec-rc— audience, obviously, the name of rrre-rc err— audience, obviously, the name of the-is bid aid.— audience, obviously, the name of the-is bid aid. so- audience, obviously, the name of the is bid aid. so where the charity is bid aid. so where rrrar— the charity is bid aid. so where rrrar pe— the charity is bid aid. so where can that be online? yeah

can that be found online? yeah if can that be found online? yeah rr wew— can that be found online? yeah rr you mer— can that be found online? yeah rr you twer pe— can that be found online? yeah rr you twer re re— can that be found online? yeah if you just go to bid aid .com pra— if you just go to bid aid .com bid made.com _ if you just go to bid aid .com bid made.com ,_ if you just go to bid aid .com bid made.com , um, you can go on bid made.com, um, you can go on rrrere— bid made.com, um, you can go on race are— bid made.com, um, you can go on race are we— bid made.com, um, you can go on there and we can— bid made.com, um, you can go on there and we can help you out are— there and we can help you out and try— there and we can help you out are rrw arra— there and we can help you out and try and raise— there and we can help you out and try and raise you money. rre— and try and raise you money. we, wew— and try and raise you money. me, you knew,— and try and raise you money. it's, you know, i— and try and raise you money. it's, you know, i love it. i rere— it's, you know, i love it. i rere rr— it's, you know, i love it. i love it when _ it's, you know, i love it. i love it when people get in touch wrrrr— love it when people get in touch wrrrr we— love it when people get in touch wrrrr we are— love it when people get in touch wrrrr we and r— love it when people get in touch with us and i love— love it when people get in touch with us and i love supporting everyone. more— with us and i love supporting everyone. more power to you. rrcrem— everyone. more power to you. rrcrem rre— everyone. more power to you. listen, i've only— everyone. more power to you. listen, i've only got a couple of listen, i've only got a couple er ecer— listen, i've only got a couple of seconds left,— listen, i've only got a couple of seconds left, but you've had an-careerifar. - of seconds left, but you've hadi an-careerifar. you've an amazing career so far. you've rere— an amazing career so far. you've rere n,— an amazing career so far. you've rere n, yew-we— an amazing career so far. you've done tv, you've done the broadcasting _ done tv, you've done the broadcasting charity work, and of course, olympic career of course, your olympic career as of course, your olympic career ac—wrrar-c- of course, your olympic career as _what's next?- of course, your olympic career as _what's next? iti as a sprinter. what's next? it wen,— as a sprinter. what's next? it wen, wear-c— as a sprinter. what's next? it well, what's next— as a sprinter. what's next? it well, what's next for me is just carwmp— well, what's next for me is just carwmp em— well, what's next for me is just carwmp ea wrrrr— well, what's next for me is just carrying on with with the with all carrying on with with the with arr rrre — carrying on with with the with all the charity— carrying on with with the with all the charity work, you know are— all the charity work, you know are rr— all the charity work, you know ama rr amy— all the charity work, you know are rr arw serr— all the charity work, you know and if any sort of— all the charity work, you know and if any sort of reality tv chewe— and if any sort of reality tv cmewc er— and if any sort of reality tv shows or whatever do it . you may shows or whatever do it. you may me err rv— shows or whatever do it. you may me err rv pe— shows or whatever do it. you may see me on tv go in— shows or whatever do it. you may see me on tv go in the jungle, perr— see me on tv go in the jungle, perr m— see me on tv go in the jungle, perr m rme— see me on tv go in the jungle, bolt in the jungle. _ see me on tv go in the jungle, bolt in the jungle. you would ear— bolt in the jungle. you would ear rrrem— bolt in the jungle. you would eat them alive— bolt in the jungle. you would eat them alive .— bolt in the jungle. you would eat them alive . kyiv you would eat them alive. kyiv you would be ramracrrc— eat them alive. kyiv you would be rarracrrc .— eat them alive. kyiv you would be fantastic . jamie, what a be fantastic. jamie, what a rmrrr— be fantastic. jamie, what a man re— be fantastic. jamie, what a thrill to have— be fantastic. jamie, what a thrill to have you on the show. arra— thrill to have you on the show. ara rre— thrill to have you on the show. ara rr-c ce— thrill to have you on the show. and it's so wonderful to hear wear— and it's so wonderful to hear wear rrre— and it's so wonderful to hear year he crew— and it's so wonderful to hear your life story come and see us apam— your life story come and see us apam seem— your life story come and see us apam ww— your life story come and see us again soon. my thanks to olympic star again soon. my thanks to olympic crar ramre— again soon. my thanks to olympic star jamie bolt.— again soon. my thanks to olympic star jamie bolt. folks, we've starjamie bolt. folks, we've got— starjamie bolt. folks, we've perlwerw— starjamie bolt. folks, we've perlwew prew— starjamie bolt. folks, we've got very busy hour to come in. got a very busy hour to come in. my got a very busy hour to come in. raw rare— got a very busy hour to come in. raw rare ar— got a very busy hour to come in. my rake ar p...— got a very busy hour to come in. my take at ten, harry and meghan are my take at ten, harry and meghan cercrrermp— my take at ten, harry and meghan are considering taking diana's

surname , um, of— are considering taking diana's surname , um, of spencer not surname, um, of spencer not making— surname, um, of spencer not marmp rme— surname, um, of spencer not marmp rmc pp.— surname, um, of spencer not making this up. i've got a bona rrae— making this up. i've got a bona rrre scarce— making this up. i've got a bona fide source. i'm— making this up. i've got a bona fide source. i'm sorry, but what an fide source. i'm sorry, but what am recurr— fide source. i'm sorry, but what am mewrr re— fide source. i'm sorry, but what an insult to the— fide source. i'm sorry, but what an insult to the legacy of the rare, — an insult to the legacy of the rare, prear— an insult to the legacy of the late, great princess. i'll be rearmp— late, great princess. i'll be dealing with— late, great princess. i'll be dealing with harry and meghan .

next it's next- it's 10:00 wear- it's 10:00 on wear— it's 10:00 on television, on it's10:00 on television, on rare— it's10:00 on television, on rarre, arra— it's10:00 on television, on radio, and online in the united rmprem— radio, and online in the united rmpaem ama— radio, and online in the united kingdom and across the world. mre— kingdom and across the world. rmc rc— kingdom and across the world. rmc re warr— kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight. in my race— this is mark dolan tonight. in my race rem— this is mark dolan tonight. in my take ten, harry and meghan are considering— my take ten, harry and meghan are considering taking diana's surname of spencer. i'm sorry, whar— surname of spencer. i'm sorry, wrrar am— surname of spencer. i'm sorry, wrrar am recurr— surname of spencer. i'm sorry, what an insult to— surname of spencer. i'm sorry, what an insult to the legacy of the what an insult to the legacy of re rare,— what an insult to the legacy of the late, great— what an insult to the legacy of the late, great princess back to wepmam— the late, great princess back to me, meghan. meanwhile the world wearrrr— me, meghan. meanwhile the world health organisation are rolling out health organisation are rolling err a— health organisation are rolling err a ram— health organisation are rolling err a ram err— health organisation are rolling out a ban on booze. it's just rer— out a ban on booze. it's just rer rrrerr— out a ban on booze. it's just for their own— out a ban on booze. it's just for their own events at the memer— for their own events at the moment, but— for their own events at the

moment, but let me tell you, we-rr— moment, but let me tell you, we-rr pe— moment, but let me tell you, we'll be next.— moment, but let me tell you, we'll be next. the— moment, but let me tell you, we'll be next. the war on booze mac— we'll be next. the war on booze rrac crarrer— we'll be next. the war on booze rrac crarrer .— we'll be next. the war on booze has started . it's— we'll be next. the war on booze has started . it's time to save has started. it's time to save rre— has started. it's time to save rrre prear— has started. it's time to save the great british— has started. it's time to save the great british pint. also so cewrr— the great british pint. also so cewrr ree— the great british pint. also so could joe biden's— the great british pint. also so could joe biden's very dodgy pun...— could joe biden's very dodgy son, hunter, lose— could joe biden's very dodgy son, hunter, lose him at the precraemcwe— son, hunter, lose him at the presidency? reacting to this growing— presidency? reacting to this growing political scandal is remarrr-c— growing political scandal is tonight's newsmaker, the queen of tonight's newsmaker, the queen er us— tonight's newsmaker, the queen er us cmewprz— tonight's newsmaker, the queen of us showbiz sports were reperrmp— of us showbiz sports were reporting kinsey schofield and week— reporting kinsey schofield and rmcew wrrr— reporting kinsey schofield and kinsey will not— reporting kinsey schofield and kinsey will not be a punches and war— kinsey will not be a punches and war deran— kinsey will not be a punches and mark dolan tonight is the home of mark dolan tonight is the home er rme— mark dolan tonight is the home er me papers— mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with— mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's rrerrr— of the papers with tomorrow's rrepr papec— of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from _ of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from exactly . 1030 front pages from exactly. 1030 map— front pages from exactly. 1030 errarp .— sharp. harry and crap.— harry and meghan in two minutes. but harry and meghan in two minutes. err mer— harry and meghan in two minutes. err rrrcr, rme— harry and meghan in two minutes. but first, the headline is with rory— but first, the headline is with rrew smrrrr— but first, the headline is with rrew smrrrr .— but first, the headline is with rory smith . thank you very much, rory smith. thank you very much, maw. — rory smith. thank you very much, maw. ramme— rory smith. thank you very much, mark. ? 3 3r:3 rory smith. thank you very much, mark. t 3 333. mark. russian mercenary group troops have begun pulling out of

the city of rostov. it's after their leader, yevgeny prigozhin , ordered his fighters to turn back from moscow to avoid bloodshed . aid they were on bloodshed. aid they were on their way to the city to remove russian commanders. prigozhin blames for mishandling the war in ukraine. the kremlin says a criminal case against prigozhin will be dropped . as it's will be dropped. as it's reported, he will move to belarus under a deal arranged by belarus's president . we can now belarus's president. we can now listen to the moment prigozhin updated his troops. seb gorka wagner updated his troops. seb gorka wapmer whar— updated his troops. seb gorka wagner what they— t. :: 3 seb gorka wagner what they wanted wagner creep— wagner what they wanted wagner crewp re— wagner what they wanted wagner crewp re re— wagner what they wanted wagner group to be dismissed on june the group to be dismissed on june rrre rere.— group to be dismissed on june rrre rere. we— group to be dismissed on june the 23rd, we went— group to be dismissed on june the 23rd, we went out for the march— the 23rd, we went out for the march er— the 23rd, we went out for the march of justice— the 23rd, we went out for the march of justice . o3” march of justice. over the last 24 hours, we have advanced short of 200km to moscow, so we didn't spill a drop of blood of our fighters on the way. now now it's a moment when blood could be spilled. we understand the responsibility motty for russian blood could possibly be spilled on each side. that is why we are turning our columns and heading back to our summer camps as it

was planned . meanwhile, was planned. meanwhile, ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy says the rebellion exposed complete chaos in the country. doddie exposed complete chaos in the country . doddie aid hinckley country. doddie aid hinckley reaaw— country. doddie aid hinckley reraw rc— country. doddie aid hinckley reraw re a— country. doddie aid hinckley today re a raw— 3.r:3r. doddie aid hinckley today is a day when there definitely— today is a day when there definitely should not be silence and we— definitely should not be silence and we definitely— definitely should not be silence and we definitely need leadership— and we definitely need leadership . - and we definitely need leadership . : and we definitely need leadership. : and we definitely need- leadership . today the world and we definitely need— leadership . today the world saw leadership. today the world saw that the bosses of russia do not control anything, nothing at all. complete chaos, complete absence of any predictability . absence of any predictability. and it is happening on russian territory which is fully loaded with weapons. in territory which is fully loaded with weapons . in other news with weapons. in other news tonight,— with weapons. in other news tonight, pence— with weapons. in other news tonight, police in— in other news tonight, police in canada are taking— tonight, police in canada are taking initial— tonight, police in canada are taking initial steps to assess whether— taking initial steps to assess whether they— taking initial steps to assess whether they will launch a full criminal— whether they will launch a full criminal investigation into the man— criminal investigation into the titan submersible . if you're titan submersible. if you're watching— titan submersible. if you're watching on— titan submersible. if you're watching on television , you can watching on television, you can hve— watching on television, you can now see live pictures of saint john's— now see live pictures of saint john's harbour.— now see live pictures of saint john's harbour. that's where the investigation— john's harbour. that's where the investigation is— john's harbour. that's where the investigation is taking place . investigation is taking place. it's investigation is taking place. h-s on— investigation is taking place. h-s on the— investigation is taking place. it's on the polar— investigation is taking place. it's on the polar prince vessel that— it's on the polar prince vessel that arrived— it's on the polar prince vessel that arrived back— it's on the polar prince vessel that arrived back at the harbour earher— that arrived back at the harbour eahhr today. — that arrived back at the harbour earlier today. well, the transportation safety board of cahaha— transportation safety board of cahaha h— transportation safety board of

canada is interviewing those who on hoard— canada is interviewing those who were on board the— canada is interviewing those who were on board the ship , which were on board the ship, which host— were on board the ship, which host contact— were on board the ship, which lost contact with— were on board the ship, which lost contact with the titan . un lost contact with the titan. un inspectors— lost contact with the titan. un inspectors said— lost contact with the titan. un inspectors said the investigation could take up to two— investigation could take up to two wews. — investigation could take up to two yeah. the— investigation could take up to two years. the prime minister hee— two years. the prime minister has pett— two years. the prime minister has paid tribute— two years. the prime minister has paid tribute to the phenomenal- has paid tribute to the phenomenal precision and professional— phenomenal precision and professional ism of british tweete— professional ism of british troops ee— professional ism of british troops as events are held across the wt— troops as events are held across the wt to— troops as events are held across the uk to mark— troops as events are held across the uk to mark armed forces day. king— the uk to mark armed forces day. king chewee— the uk to mark armed forces day. king charles has— the uk to mark armed forces day. king charles has also thanked heteehhet— king charles has also thanked peteehhet tet— king charles has also thanked personnel for the— king charles has also thanked personnel for the immense and tetteetet— personnel for the immense and dedicated contribution of the hhtteh— dedicated contribution of the british military,— dedicated contribution of the british military, both here at home— british military, both here at home ent— british military, both here at home and overseas. he drew on his home and overseas. he drew on he wh— home and overseas. he drew on he the— home and overseas. he drew on he the h— home and overseas. he drew on his own time in the— home and overseas. he drew on his own time in the military, eewhg— his own time in the military, eewhg he— his own time in the military, saying he recognised the deep pride— saying he recognised the deep phte thet— saying he recognised the deep pride that service— saying he recognised the deep pride that service personnel tate— pride that service personnel tete h— pride that service personnel take in their— pride that service personnel take in their duty. tv on line heht — take in their duty. tv on line heht wette— take in their duty. tv on line dab+ radio and— take in their duty. tv on line dab+ radio and on tunein. this is dab+ radio and on tunein. this he he— dab+ radio and on tunein. this he he wews— dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news nato.— dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news nato. back to . is gb news nato. back to. mark |ththte.— is gb news nato. back to. mark l ththte. twee.— is gb news nato. back to. mark i thanks, ryan. we'll- is gb news nato. back to. mark - thanks, ryan. we'll see- thanks, ryan. we'll see you in

an to mark dolan an hour. welcome to mark dolan tonight could biden's tonight. it could joe biden's very dodgy son hunter lose him.7 the very dodgy son hunter lose him? the president ac reacting to this growing political scandal is tonight's newsmaker, the queen of us show biz, royal and political reporting , kinsey political reporting, kinsey schofield hunter biden is the story that has been ignored by the mainstream media. we are bringing it into full focus on mark dolan tonight it also this show is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030 sharp. and of course, it's the sunday papers . course, it's the sunday papers. plus, we will have tonight's headline, heroes and back page zeros with my top pundits tonight, aggie mackenzie from how clean is your house? radio and tv legend mike reid and the voice of common sense on mark dolan . tonight, a young head on dolan. tonight, a young head on old shoulders, alice grant , dolan. tonight, a young head on old shoulders, alice grant, big stories, big guests and always big opinions. this is mark dolan tonight, it's time for my take .

tonight, it's time for my take. at ten are the prince and princess of woke. harry and meghan set for a rebrand friend of the show and selling royal biographer tom bower has revealed meghan markle had active conversations about changing their surname from windsor. king charles's family name to spencer , diana's maiden name to spencer, diana's maiden name to spencer, diana's maiden name . i'm name to spencer, diana's maiden name. i'm hardly name to spencer, diana's maiden name . i'm hardly surprising name. i'm hardly surprising meghan markle is considering the name change, given that she thinks she's the new diana travelling the world. he's king, the sick and filling everyone's hearts with joy . except that hearts with joy. except that diana was the real deal compassionate, sincere , compassionate, sincere, authentic, honest, fragile and warm . a world away from markle, warm. a world away from markle, a scheming , cynical, money a scheming, cynical, money grabbing grifter who will stop at nothing to pursue her own self—interest . i would,

at nothing to pursue her own self—interest. i would, diana, have dumped her own father and banned him from attending her wedding , as banned him from attending her wedding, as markle did to poor old thomas. would diana have chucked the royal family under the bus, slagged off the monarchy, shopped her nearest and dearest, or sold her story to the highest bidder? absolutely not. when it comes to that famous panorama interview, diana was tricked into doing that. and even then , it was just that. and even then, it was just about her getting her side of the story out there . nothing she the story out there. nothing she said in that interview has been disproven . unlike the oprah disproven. unlike the oprah winfrey non interview that we were subjected to by harry and meghan last year. were subjected to by harry and meghan last year . and meghan meghan last year. and meghan markle wants to be the new diana, but without walking the walk of being a true humanitarian and a true people's princess. meghan markle isn't fit to do up the buttons on one of diana's dresses as let alone be her replacement. diana didn't

make stuff up . diana wasn't make stuff up. diana wasn't toxic, and diana wasn't a self—absorbed , self—pitying diva self—absorbed, self—pitying diva . everything. diana was . meghan . everything. diana was. meghan markle is not it? what a sick irony, therefore, that markle should seek to harvest diana's own maiden name in order to cast herself in the same light she's got previous on this, of course , the couple cynically gave their daughter the name lilibet , a very, very personal nickname bestowed upon our late queen by prince philip . it goes without prince philip. it goes without saying that this intimate family nickname was given without the queen or prince philip's permission . meghan and harry can permission. meghan and harry can call themselves whatever they like, and ironically, they continue to cling to the title of duke and duchess of sussex, even though they hate the monarchy so much . in the end, monarchy so much. in the end, however, they brand themselves, they will always be wokeist mono. meghan markle and miserable prince harry the world's least happy millionaire.

if they're thinking seriously about a rebrand and i can suggest a couple of names , suggest a couple of names, although none of them are repeatable on a family show , repeatable on a family show, though those miserable at the world health organisation who sided with china over the origins of covid and who gave us the ruinous policy of lockdowns are back again, piling more misery on an unsub acting public. this group , who in my public. this group, who in my view, cost more lives than they saved with their disastrous pandemic response, not to mention the vaccine tyranny over which they presided , have now which they presided, have now set their sights on alcohol. the who director for europe , dr. who director for europe, dr. hans kluge , who doesn't look hans kluge, who doesn't look like a laugh a minute. i bet it's never his round has declared that alcohol will be banned at all conferences , banned at all conferences, meetings and dinners hosted by the agency this after the ridiculous announcement of the

w.h.o. that ridiculous announcement of the who. that no amount of alcohol w.h.o. that no amount of alcohol is safe . that's right. these is safe. that's right. these killjoys said no , no amount of killjoys said no, no amount of alcohol is safe. don't give me safe. the who. and their china loving boss, dr. tedros , backed loving boss, dr. tedros, backed those self—same lockdowns which have seen obesity, spiral health waiting lists explode and a mental health tsunami land upon us doesn't sound very safe to me . are far more sensible . nhs . are far more sensible. nhs says the dangers of drinking are low if consumption is limited to six pints of beer or six glasses of wine a week , it doesn't of wine a week, it doesn't surprise me that the excellent nhs are so liberal on booze. half their doctors and nurses are for most of the week . but are for most of the week. but let me tell you, as with illiberal pandemic measures such as masking or the recent trend of these organisations nudging us to a plant based diet, i predict a war on booze is next. these faceless bureaucrats will

seek to slap sin taxes on a pint of carlsberg and health warnings on a san miguel. of carlsberg and health warnings on a san miguel . thanks but no on a san miguel. thanks but no thanks. on a san miguel. thanks but no thanks . in my on a san miguel. thanks but no thanks. in my view. on a san miguel. thanks but no thanks . in my view. the world thanks. in my view. the world health organisation have been a disaster for public health over the last three years and now they want to suck the joy out of life as well by banning booze. their starting with their own events. but they will come for us next. now you shouldn't overdo it, obviously. do drink responsibly. alcohol can be a huge health risk and those addicted or struggling with booze must reach out for support. help is out there, but it's ultimately about personal choice , something for which choice, something for which these unelected, potentially corrupt international organisations have proven in recent years. they have no regard for these joyless bureaucrats want to grab your gin, withdraw your wine and bin

your beer. it's enough to turn your beer. it's enough to turn you to drink . now look, your beer. it's enough to turn you to drink. now look, i'm painfully alcohol free tonight because it's my job. it's my duty to deliver the best possible show . but i do hope possible show. but i do hope that you're enjoying a tipple at home. no one will be deprived of a pint or a glass of wine on my watch. now, what do you think, mark? gb news .com. am i too harsh on harry and meghan? the idea that they would take the spencer name that meghan spencer name and that meghan gets to little miss princess gets to be little miss princess diana. i'm not having it, but if you think i'm being too harsh, do let me know. reacting to my take ten, political take at ten, political commentator grant, tv commentator alice grant, tv personality cleaning personality and cleaning guru channel four's aggie mackenzie and television and radio broadcasting legend mike reid. he was at the bbc when it was good. mike, can i ask you about this missive from the who. they're getting rid of alcohol at their own events, but i think

it will be us that they come after next. they're going to be banning alcohol. the war on booze has begun . me? yes well, booze has begun. me? yes well, mike,— booze has begun. me? yes well, mike, h— booze has begun. me? yes well, mike, tt wew— booze has begun. me? yes well, mike, if you had— booze has begun. me? yes well, mike, if you had a— booze has begun. me? yes well, mike, if you had a drink- 3" me? yes well, mike, if you had a drink. somehow— mike, if you had a drink. somebody get— mike, if you had a drink. somebody get this- mike, if you had a drink. somebody get this man a whisky. oh, all things in moderation. as it says in the bible. i think that-e— as it says in the bible. i think thet-e e— as it says in the bible. i think thet-e e geot— as it says in the bible. i think that's a good a— as it says in the bible. i think that's a good a good road to go down.— that's a good a good road to go down. teth— that's a good a good road to go down. yeah, it's— that's a good a good road to go down. yeah, it's difficult . it's down. yeah, it's difficult. it's the— down. yeah, it's difficult. it's the ott— down. yeah, it's difficult. it's the old drink— down. yeah, it's difficult. it's the old drink responsibly, isn't it? the old drink responsibly, isn't he .— the old drink responsibly, isn't he . meth— the old drink responsibly, isn't it? i mean, some— the old drink responsibly, isn't it? i mean, some people will tate— it? i mean, some people will take alcohol— it? i mean, some people will take alcohol and— it? i mean, some people will take alcohol and go crazy and ether— take alcohol and go crazy and ether heehte— take alcohol and go crazy and other people will— take alcohol and go crazy and other people will drink sensibly . i other people will drink sensibly . . ten-t— other people will drink sensibly . i don't think— other people will drink sensibly . i don't think you're ever going— . i don't think you're ever gehg te— . i don't think you're ever gehg to ten— . i don't think you're ever going to ban it.- . i don't think you're ever going to ban it. i mean, it'd be the— going to ban it. i mean, it'd be like prohibition,— going to ban it. i mean, it'd be like prohibition, wouldn't it, if like prohibition, wouldn't it, h wew— like prohibition, wouldn't it, h we start— like prohibition, wouldn't it, if you start banning it, the heeeh— if you start banning it, the heeeh wttt— if you start banning it, the hooch will go— if you start banning it, the hooch will go backstage and heehte— hooch will go backstage and teeth the— hooch will go backstage and people like you— hooch will go backstage and people like you will be going sav— people like you will be going eew ehwthhg— people like you will be going eew ehwthhg h— people like you will be going say anything in the back room ent— say anything in the back room the wow-t— say anything in the back room the yew-t he— say anything in the back room and you'd be there with the meth— and you'd be there with the illegal hooch,— and you'd be there with the illegal hooch, with the with the hewhteh — illegal hooch, with the with the mountain dew— illegal hooch, with the with the mountain dew and the jug. so yeah— mountain dew and the jug. so yeah .— mountain dew and the jug. so yeah . thht— mountain dew and the jug. so yeah, i think you'll if you ban enwthhe— yeah, i think you'll if you ban ehwthhg, wew— yeah, i think you'll if you ban anything, you just push it heeteteee— anything, you just push it backstage and you push the price up ee— backstage and you push the price up as wet.— backstage and you push the price up as wet hut— backstage and you push the price up as well. but i— backstage and you push the price up as well. but i don't think you— up as well. but i don't think you wit— up as well. but i don't think we wttt evet— up as well. but i don't think you will ever stop people thhthe— you will ever stop people drinking or— you will ever stop people drinking or stop people manufacturing it, but i think do

it manufacturing it, but i think do tt teepehethtw— manufacturing it, but i think do it responsibly and— manufacturing it, but i think do it responsibly and not do it and get h— it responsibly and not do it and get in somebody— it responsibly and not do it and get in somebody else's face is wetehtw— get in somebody else's face is ptehehtw e— get in somebody else's face is ptehehtw e geot— get in somebody else's face is probably a good answer. get in somebody else's face is probably a good answer . are who probably a good answer. are who thet— probably a good answer. are who thet te— probably a good answer. are who thet to ten— probably a good answer. are who tried to ban it— probably a good answer. are who tried to ban it completely? is that— tried to ban it completely? is that what— tried to ban it completely? is that what they're _ tried to ban it completely? is that what they're saying? �*vw�*33c that what they're saying? well, this that what they're saying? well, the-went— that what they're saying? well, the-went te- that what they're saying? well, this-want to raise- this is what i want to raise with you, alice grant, because in my view, this is not a conspiracy. i have become pass conspiracy. i have become a pass master at nudge politics and behavioural science . okay? i behavioural science. okay? i don't think this is about the w.h.o. don't think this is about the who. not having booze at their w.h.o. not having booze at their parties. this is a message to the world, right? it's drinkers . we're the world, right? it's drinkers .we're coming the world, right? it's drinkers . we're coming after you because we know that there was an agenda to mask us. in my view, no solid evidence about those flimsy muzzles that we wore during the pandemic. there was an agenda to vaccinate. absolutely everybody. i still don't know why we vaccinated. healthy people can't understand why kids were given the jab. there you go. then we got plant based alice grant. i think there's an agenda to get rid of meat. we're seeing agriculture are being decommissioned around world, decommissioned around the world, including , and i including in in holland, and i think alcohol will be next. what's your view? absolutely, wett- — what's your view? absolutely, wett- these— what's your view? absolutely, mark. these things— �*ft�*“33 " . , absolutely, mark. these things aren't

eehehheew— mark. these things aren't. conspiracy-they're conspiracy theories. they're hehhehhg— conspiracy theories. they're happening before our and happening before our eyes. and weh-— happening before our eyes. and weh- cowh- happening before our eyes. and we in covid accelerated we saw them in covid accelerated on e tewet— we saw them in covid accelerated on a level unprecedented covid heeewee— on a level unprecedented covid heeewee thet— on a level unprecedented covid because that was— on a level unprecedented covid because that was a— on a level unprecedented covid because that was a shameless power— because that was a shameless power grot— because that was a shameless power groh hw— because that was a shameless power grab by these technocrats . aht — power grab by these technocrats . who to— power grab by these technocrats . who to wow — power grab by these technocrats . and as you said,— power grab by these technocrats . and as you said, they're not teeth— . and as you said, they're not reottw gothg— . and as you said, they're not reottw going to— . and as you said, they're not really going to ban alcohol at her— really going to ban alcohol at their meetings.— really going to ban alcohol at their meetings. the who? of course not. they— their meetings. the who? of course not. they thrive on their tour— course not. they thrive on their tour how— course not. they thrive on their four hour lunches— course not. they thrive on their four hour lunches with their ehehewe— four hour lunches with their expensive wine. _ four hour lunches with their expensive wine. it's just, as wow— expensive wine. it's just, as you sort— expensive wine. it's just, as you eott ,— expensive wine. it's just, as you eott , to— expensive wine. it's just, as you said , to kind of warn the you said, to kind of warn the ttreottoh— you said, to kind of warn the direction they're— you said, to kind of warn the direction they're going for us, teeth— direction they're going for us, teeth-the— direction they're going for us, really .the for— direction they're going for us, really .the for the- direction they're going for us, really the for the british really for the for the british oeopte. — really for the for the british people- ant,— really for the for the british people. and, well, what it is. athe— people. and, well, what it is. three greet— people. and, well, what it is. alice grant it's— people. and, well, what it is. alice grant it's control,- people. and, well, what it is. alice grant it's control, isn't it? absolutely. this is an agenda— it? absolutely. this is an agenda about— fl absolutely. this is an agenda about control and about centralisation.— agenda about control and about centralisation. we've seen centralisation. and we've seen the— centralisation. and we've seen the oh— centralisation. and we've seen the on o— centralisation. and we've seen this on a global— centralisation. and we've seen this on a global level so many thee,— this on a global level so many thee hut— this on a global level so many times, but also— this on a global level so many times, but also with organisations like the european uhtoh— organisations like the european uhtoh these— organisations like the european union, these kind— organisations like the european union, these kind of prototypes for union, these kind of prototypes tor gtohot— union, these kind of prototypes for global forms— union, these kind of prototypes for global forms of governance ont— for global forms of governance and pottttoot— for global forms of governance and political and— for global forms of governance and political and economic eohtrot— and political and economic eohtrot ,— and political and economic control , the— and political and economic control , the who. and other control, the w.h.o. and other organisations— control, the who. and other organisations runs on that supranational— organisations runs on that supranational level are should be supranational level are should he regortet— supranational level are should be regarded with— supranational level are should be regarded with much suspicion otter— be regarded with much suspicion otter oth— be regarded with much suspicion otter ah, thew— be regarded with much suspicion after all, they have no democratic— after all, they have no democratic accountability or troheoorehow— democratic accountability or transparency whatsoever either. aho— transparency whatsoever either. and eo— transparency whatsoever either. who to r— transparency whatsoever either. and so i think— transparency whatsoever either. and so i think that there's

eorhethhe— and so i think that there's something very suspicious going on wtth— something very suspicious going on wtth them— something very suspicious going on with them here. and honestly , our politicians— on with them here. and honestly , our politicians often obey or retirement— , our politicians often obey or implement their— , our politicians often obey or implement their ideas without any the— implement their ideas without any the ot— implement their ideas without any kind of consent of the peopte— any kind of consent of the people- so— any kind of consent of the people. so that's what's worwhg— people. so that's what's worwhg te— people. so that's what's worrying is that these, these supranational— worrying is that these, these supranational organisations have so much— supranational organisations have so much power— supranational organisations have so much power .— supranational organisations have so much power . and why why are so much power. and why why are we ttetehhg— so much power. and why why are we listening to— so much power. and why why are we listening to them? why are we ttetehhe— we listening to them? why are we ttetehhg to— we listening to them? why are we listening to the— we listening to them? why are we listening to the who. tedros, the threetor— listening to the who. tedros, the director, is— listening to the who. tedros, the director, is completely wheteotet— the director, is completely unelected .— the director, is completely unelected . he's a history of unelected. he's a history of wew— unelected. he's a history of very twhtowe— unelected. he's a history of very dubious corruption there. who— very dubious corruption there. who wet— very dubious corruption there. who wet ow— very dubious corruption there. and yet our politicians bend eohetohttw— and yet our politicians bend constantly to— and yet our politicians bend constantly to their will. it's wew— constantly to their will. it's very wet, — constantly to their will. it's very well, alice _ constantly to their will. it's very well, alice in bed with thee — very well, alice in bed with the we— very well, alice in bed with china. we saw— very well, alice in bed with china. �*vw�*3; very well, alice in bed with china. we saw that with that ridiculous press conference early in the pandemic in which they said, we've spoken to china, we've had a look around wuhan a of days, and wuhan for a couple of days, and we've that covid did not we've decided that covid did not come from a lab leak. yes, they think come from a lab leak. yes, they thht were— come from a lab leak. yes, they think we're stupid— come from a lab leak. yes, they think we're stupid as— 3 yes, they think we're stupid as well, that rhet— think we're stupid as well, that iwet going— think we're stupid as well, that we're just going listen to we're just going to listen to whatever— we're just going to listen to whatever-aggie. whatever absolute aggie mackenzie _ whatever absolute aggie mackenzie is— whatever absolute aggie mackenzie is a proud scotswoman you mackenzie is a proud scotswoman vow ooh-t— mackenzie is a proud scotswoman wow ooh-tlhohhw— mackenzie is a proud scotswoman you can't happy about this you can't be happy about this booze—art- you can't be happy about this booze _and do - you can't be happy about this booze _and do youl you can't be happy about this- booze _and do you know booze ban. no. and do you know what? in scotland, booze ban. \3 “3 33 , in scotland, scottish what? in scotland, the scottish government— what? in scotland, the scottish goverhheht o— , in scotland, the scottish government a number of years ago ehoheet— government a number of years ago changed-tow.— government a number of years ago changed-law. they— government a number of years ago changed law. they made it changed the law. they made it ttttereht— changed the law. they made it different england. different from england. so you cannot— different from england. so you

eohhot-eheoh— different from england. so you cannot cheap booze in cannot buy cheap booze in soothed.— cannot buy cheap booze in scotland. do _ cannot buy cheap booze in scotland. do you know how here we howe— scotland. do you know how here we have the— scotland. do you know how here we have like two— scotland. do you know how here we have like two for one offers or every— we have like two for one offers or every-otter— we have like two for one offers or every-often you - we have like two for one offers or every often you get buy or every so often you get buy six or every so often you get buy etx tor— or every so often you get buy etx tor the— or every so often you get buy six for the price— or every so often you get buy six for the price of five. that-e— six for the price of five. thot-e ott— six for the price of five. that's all outlawed in scotland in that's all outlawed in scotland th to— that's all outlawed in scotland th to otter— that's all outlawed in scotland th to order tw— that's all outlawed in scotland in to order try to,— that's all outlawed in scotland in to order try to, you know, eowe — in to order try to, you know, eowe the — in to order try to, you know, solve the drink— in to order try to, you know, solve the drink problem. i don't thht— solve the drink problem. i don't thht rte— solve the drink problem. i don't think it's made— solve the drink problem. i don't think it's made any difference whatsoever— think it's made any difference whatsoever here. _ think it's made any difference whatsoever here. it just makes heohte— whatsoever here. it just makes heoote wort— whatsoever here. it just makes heoote wont to— whatsoever here. it just makes people want to go— whatsoever here. it just makes people want to go out and drink r— people want to go out and drink t know— people want to go out and drink more. i know that— people want to go out and drink more. i know that i— people want to go out and drink more. i know that i went to a other— more. i know that i went to a quaker wedding— more. i know that i went to a quaker wedding not that long ago and quaker wedding not that long ago the there— quaker wedding not that long ago the there woe— quaker wedding not that long ago and there was a— quaker wedding not that long ago and there was a massive table ont— and there was a massive table the there— and there was a massive table and there was— and there was a massive table and there was to— and there was a massive table and there was to bottles one hottte — and there was to bottles one hottte ot— and there was to bottles one bottle at each— and there was to bottles one bottle at each end of the table for bottle at each end of the table tor ott— bottle at each end of the table for all these— bottle at each end of the table for all these people. 5% otoohoh— for all these people. 5% alcohol, 5.— for all these people. 5% alcohol, 5. it— for all these people. 5% alcohol, 5. it turns me into teethe— alcohol, 5. it turns me into teethg ute— alcohol, 5. it turns me into feeling like i'm— alcohol, 5. it turns me into feeling like i'm a raging alcoholic— feeling like i'm a raging alcoholic .— feeling like i'm a raging alcoholic. i'm- feeling like i'm a raging alcoholic. i'm like, i need to trek— alcoholic. i'm like, i need to trht the— alcoholic. i'm like, i need to drink the it's— alcoholic. i'm like, i need to drink the it's when it's not owettohte— drink the it's when it's not owottohte .— drink the it's when it's not available . all— drink the it's when it's not available . all i- drink the it's when it's not available . all i want to drink available. all i want to drink it available. all i want to drink tt more— available. all i want to drink tt .— available. all i want to drink tt . r— available. all i want to drink it more . i want— available. all i want to drink it more . i want to drink it it more. i want to drink it more. absolutely.- it more. i want to drink it more. ' .3;.«r ?3“. it more. i want to drink it- more. absolutely. right. next time, bring a hip flask. if you're struggling with alcohol, help is out there going to an event. who even like event. who i don't even like whtetw— event. who i don't even like whtetw or— event. who i don't even like whtetw or r— event. who i don't even like whisky or i mean— who i don't even like whisky or i mean vodka or gin. hut— whisky or i mean vodka or gin. hut r— whisky or i mean vodka or gin. hut r bring— whisky or i mean vodka or gin. hut r bring rt— whisky or i mean vodka or gin. but i bring it in— whisky or i mean vodka or gin. but i bring it in a— whisky or i mean vodka or gin. but i bring it in a water bottle so but i bring it in a water bottle eo thet— but i bring it in a water bottle eo that r— but i bring it in a water bottle so that i could— but i bring it in a water bottle so that i could drink it. that-e— so that i could drink it. that's exactly— so that i could drink it. that's exactly right- so that i could drink it. that's exactly right .- so that i could drink it. that's exactly right . i an that's exactly right. i an alcoholic. aggie, if we go to a

show bash, you and i will get to the wetherspoons a couple of hours beforehand and get ourselves nicely oiled . totally. ourselves nicely oiled. totally. there you go. a little bit of a warm a pre—show pint. warm up, a pre—show pint. listen, if you're struggling with alcohol, the nhs the with alcohol, the nhs is the best resource. so addiction is very and do check out very serious and do check out the nhs if you need that, you've also got drinkaware and you've got alcoholics anonymous. and so many resources. or just many great resources. or just talk up , could talk to your gp. next up, could joe biden's very dodgy son hunter, lose him the presidency 7 hunter, lose him the presidency ? reacting to this growing political scandal is tonight's newsmaker, kinsey scott field, live from the united states , the live from the united states, the queen of us showbiz royal and political reporting. plus, her reaction to the news that harry and meghan are thinking of changing surname to changing their surname to spencer . you changing their surname to spencer. you couldn't it spencer. you couldn't make it up. plus more royal news, up. that plus more royal news, including charles

gb news radio , so . welcome back gb news radio, so. welcome back to the show. the papers in exoettw— to the show. the papers in exoettw teh— to the show. the papers in exactly ten minutes- the papers in exactly ten minutes time. but it's exactly ten minutes time. but he the— exactly ten minutes time. but he the tor— exactly ten minutes time. but it's time for the— exactly ten minutes time. but it's time for the newsmaker now in it's time for the newsmaker now he whtoh— it's time for the newsmaker now

he whtoh we— it's time for the newsmaker now in which we speak— it's time for the newsmaker now in which we speak to a fearless oorhrhehoortt— in which we speak to a fearless commentator on— in which we speak to a fearless commentator on the big stories of commentator on the big stories ot the— commentator on the big stories ot the tow.— commentator on the big stories of the day. tonight the queen of us of the day. tonight the queen of we ehowhtz— of the day. tonight the queen of us showbiz royal— of the day. tonight the queen of us showbiz royal and political reportha— us showbiz royal and political reporting. kinsey— us showbiz royal and political reporting. kinsey schofield and hheew— reporting. kinsey schofield and hheew .— reporting. kinsey schofield and hheew . ooh— reporting. kinsey schofield and «hey . wow— reporting. kinsey schofield and kinsey , can you tell me about kinsey, can you tell me about the— kinsey, can you tell me about the significance— kinsey, can you tell me about the significance of hunter htteh— the significance of hunter htteh the— the significance of hunter biden, the son— the significance of hunter biden, the son of joe biden, the oreetteht— biden, the son of joe biden, the preetteht ot— biden, the son of joe biden, the president of the— biden, the son of joe biden, the president of the united states ? president of the united states? oh, president of the united states? oh r— president of the united states? oh r meth— president of the united states? oh r r— president of the united states? oh, i mean, i don't— president of the united states? oh, i mean, i don't think- president of the united states? oh, i mean, i don't think he's very significant at all, mark, in fact, i think he's a creep. but you know, you mentioned the laptop story. probably one of the biggest eight years from now, i think we'll study. hunter biden's laptop is one of the biggest political scandals of america's time . do you remember america's time. do you remember twitter shutting down the new york post page six and they shut down any account that tried to post this story that page six had about hunter biden leaving a laptop at a repair shop and all of the scandal content that was found on that laptop from pictures of hunter naked with prost stitutes doing drugs . i prost stitutes doing drugs. i mean, this is these were really

disgusting, disturbing images. kids that were found on this laptop during a campaign season and instead of allowing i mean, typically , this is the kind of typically, this is the kind of content you'd like to know about pnor content you'd like to know about prior to voting for your next president. if that's his son. because i feel like, you know, our our children are likely a reflection of us in a lot of cases. but the media went out of their way to shut down this scandal . you know, hunter biden, scandal. you know, hunter biden, a deadbeat dad, refuses to acknowledge this precious little girl he has in arkansas, has tried to he demanded a paternity test, tried to reduce his child support , recently, refuses to support, recently, refuses to give this baby his last name . give this baby his last name. you know, we've got the scandal happening with the ukraine energy company with both hunter and his father. energy company with both hunter and his father . were they given and his father. were they given and his father. were they given a $5 million bribe? these scandals when it comes to hunter biden are absolutely endless. and i think you're right. i

think he could jeopardise his father's second presidential run . and it's worth remembering that— . and it's worth remembering that the— . and it's worth remembering that the etow— and it's worth remembering that the story about this laptop full that the story about this laptop twtt ot— that the story about this laptop twtt ot wew— that the story about this laptop full of very incriminating information,— full of very incriminating information, inaya including hunter— information, inaya including hunter biden's— information, inaya including hunter biden's dealings with other— hunter biden's dealings with other international powers , the other international powers, the tweetohe — other international powers, the russians, potentially ukraine, oerhohe— russians, potentially ukraine, oerhohechho— russians, potentially ukraine, perhohe chho .— russians, potentially ukraine, perhaps china . this perhaps china. this incriminating story was silenced by incriminating story was silenced hw eoetot— incriminating story was silenced by social media— incriminating story was silenced by social media companies before the eteottoh.— by social media companies before the election. so— by social media companies before the election. so if— by social media companies before the election. so if they hadn't hterwerert— the election. so if they hadn't intervened, it's— the election. so if they hadn't intervened, it's just possible thet— intervened, it's just possible that hohott— intervened, it's just possible that donald trump would now be the hreetteht— that donald trump would now be the president of— that donald trump would now be the president of the united stotee— the president of the united stotee . — the president of the united states . yeah,— the president of the united states . yeah, i- the president of the united states . “333“ “ the president of the united- states . yeah, i mean, talk about states. yeah, i mean, talk about interference. this time it was our own media. it was the mainstream media who said that it was a hoax and that the story wasn't true on every station , on wasn't true on every station, on every in every newspaper, on every in every newspaper, on every website you opened up, they told us that this story wasn't true and that twitter and some of these big social media outlets like facebook were justified shutting down this justified in shutting down this story. and it was it was very interesting. the way it was

handled because the fbi were contacted when this laptop was left at this repair shop. and when they didn't show up to pick it up and didn't inquire, the man actually gave it to rudy giuliani, who had the gumption to take it to a media outlet. and the media outlet ran with it. and then everyone one started trying to tear them down and tear down their credibility . this is the new york post and they lost access to a lot of their social media accounts. and then all of the mainstream media turned on them and said that it was a lie. can we talk about harry— was a lie. can we talk about horrw ont— was a lie. can we talk about harry and meghan?- . 3; can we talk about harry and meghan? and i understand— harry and meghan? and i understand that harry's had some tteoe— understand that harry's had some tteoe tor— understand that harry's had some ideas for podcasts,_ understand that harry's had some ideas for podcasts, but they howeh-t— ideas for podcasts, but they howeh-t aohe— ideas for podcasts, but they haven't gone very well . haven't gone down very well. how— haven't gone down very well. how trow— haven't gone down very well. you know, you've— haven't gone down very well. you know, you've talked- haven't gone down very well. you know, you've talked a lot about putin today, mark, and one of the outre ideas that prince harry had was he wanted to sit down with putin. he just wanted to talk to his guy. he wanted to discuss putin's upbringing. he wanted talk. he wanted to wanted to talk. he wanted to talk about his talk to donald trump about his upbringing. trump who don't forget , mark, harry upbringing. trump who don't forget, mark, harry and meghan went out of their way to refuse

to see when trump was there, to see the queen. they made a big deal about they were not deal about how they were not going be available to trump going to be available to trump when in town. he wanted when he was in town. he wanted to to vladimir zelenskyy . to talk to vladimir zelenskyy. he interview the pope he wanted to interview the pope . so some of the more delusions concepts coming from prince harry's spotify deal and pitches that were denied or people just probably thought there's no way in hell you're going to get this, but laughable concepts indeed. kinsey, this, but laughable concepts indeed . kinsey, listen, we'll indeed. kinsey, listen, we'll eotoh— indeed. kinsey, listen, we'll ooteh wow— indeed. kinsey, listen, we'll catch you h— indeed. kinsey, listen, we'll catch you in a— :: kinsey, listen, we'll catch you in a week's time. 33 kinsey, listen, we'll catch you in a week's time. it greet— catch you in a week's time. it great to— catch you in a week's time. it was great to have— catch you in a week's time. it was great to have you here in the— was great to have you here in the uk— was great to have you here in the wt teet— was great to have you here in the uk last weekend . come back the uk last weekend. come back to ott— the uk last weekend. come back to ott httahtw— the uk last weekend. come back to old blighty very— the uk last weekend. come back to old blighty very soon. my dream — to old blighty very soon. my dream te— to old blighty very soon. my team he to— to old blighty very soon. my dream is to keep— to old blighty very soon. my dream is to keep you in britain heoowee— dream is to keep you in britain heeowee wow— dream is to keep you in britain because you would be an international— because you would be an international alien of outstanding ability. you'd make a outstanding ability. you'd make o huge— outstanding ability. you'd make a huge contribution to this country.— a huge contribution to this country. tet— a huge contribution to this country. let tell you, even country. let me tell you, even if country. let me tell you, even tt het— country. let me tell you, even if net migration— country. let me tell you, even if net migration hit just one, i'd if net migration hit just one, re mote— if net migration hit just one, i'd make sure— if net migration hit just one, i'd make sure that was kinsey. thoht— i'd make sure that was kinsey. thank your— i'd make sure that was kinsey. thank you,-check- i'd make sure that was kinsey. thank you, check out her thank you, kinsey. check out her wehette— thank you, kinsey. check out her wehette to— thank you, kinsey. check out her website to depher_ thank you, kinsey. check out her website to depher daily , which website to depher daily, which is website to depher daily, which teltoh— website to depher daily, which isltop resource— website to depher daily, which isltop resource for- website to depher daily, which is top resource for the best is a top resource for the best rower— is a top resource for the best rowot etortee— is a top resource for the best royal stories. she's got a hotooet— royal stories. she's got a poteoet ot— royal stories. she's got a podcast of the- royal stories. she's got a podcast of the same name, which is podcast of the same name, which te-hohwtor— podcast of the same name, which te-hohwtor .— podcast of the same name, which te-hohwtor . ow— podcast of the same name, which is-popular , our dear- is wildly popular, our dear

wort.— is wildly popular, our dear wort-worth- is wildly popular, our dear mark,-mandy ,- is wildly popular, our dear mark, mandy , i've got no mark, says mandy, i've got no the— mark, says mandy, i've got no the tor— mark, says mandy, i've got no time for ginge— mark, says mandy, i've got no time for ginge and whinge. i thht— time for ginge and whinge. i thht ehe-e— time for ginge and whinge. i think she's referring to harry ort— think she's referring to harry and heahoh— think she's referring to harry and meghan, but you've got a toot— and meghan, but you've got a toot wrong— and meghan, but you've got a fact wrong. she— and meghan, but you've got a fact wrong. she didn't ban her too— fact wrong. she didn't ban her tot trom— fact wrong. she didn't ban her tot tom the— fact wrong. she didn't ban her dad from the wedding. he said he oowtth-t— dad from the wedding. he said he eowtth-t hote— dad from the wedding. he said he couldn't make it— dad from the wedding. he said he couldn't make it there because of couldn't make it there because ot-eohttttoh- couldn't make it there because of-conditionlthe. of his heart condition at the the. — of his heart condition at the the. _to— of his heart condition at the time.-to more- of his heart condition at the time.-to more of- of his heart condition at the time. to more of your time. i'll get to more of your hrttttoht— time. i'll get to more of your brilliant-shortly,- time. i'll get to more of your brilliant shortly, but we brilliant emails shortly, but we do brilliant emails shortly, but we to howe— brilliant emails shortly, but we to hove-hopere— brilliant emails shortly, but we do have papers next. do have the papers next. it's the— do have the papers next. it's the-hohere- do have the papers next. it's the - papers with - do have the papers next. it's the papers with full the sunday papers with full hwhttt— the sunday papers with full pundit reaction— the sunday papers with full pundit reaction on see

c15 \ the people's channel. gb news. the people's channel. hrttth-e— gb news. the people's channel. hrtttth-e .— gb news. the people's channel. britain's . new well, it's time britain's. new well, it's time now for this . that's right. at now for this. that's right. at rose.— now for this. that's right. at rooo. every— now for this. that's right. at 1030, every friday,- that's right. at 1030, every friday, saturday and sundow— 1030, every friday, saturday and swhtow we— 1030, every friday, saturday and sunday, we have— 1030, every friday, saturday and sunday, we have tomorrow's ethere— sunday, we have tomorrow's hohere wtth— sunday, we have tomorrow's papers with full— sunday, we have tomorrow's papers with full pundit retroh— papers with full pundit reaction. and let's have a look at the— reaction. and let's have a look at the telegraph— reaction. and let's have a look at the telegraph they lead with. wett— at the telegraph they lead with. wet rt— at the telegraph they lead with. wet tt te— at the telegraph they lead with. well it is the— at the telegraph they lead with. well it is the big— at the telegraph they lead with. well it is the big story. the onw— well it is the big story. the only etow— well it is the big story. the only etorw h— well it is the big story. the only story in town, wagner rhwteee— only story in town, wagner mutineers turn— only story in town, wagner mutineers turn back after etrttha— mutineers turn back after striking deal— mutineers turn back after striking deal with putin. but is it striking deal with putin. but is tt o— striking deal with putin. but is tt o treate— striking deal with putin. but is it a fragile peace— striking deal with putin. but is it a fragile peace ? president it a fragile peace? president etorte— it a fragile peace? president owotte hte— it a fragile peace? president avoids his 1917— it a fragile peace? president avoids his 1917 moment, but he

etohte— avoids his 1917 moment, but he etohte arewetw— avoids his 1917 moment, but he stands gravely weakened. that's tohert— stands gravely weakened. that's tohert torhhe— stands gravely weakened. that's robert tombs, brilliant historian— robert tombs, brilliant historian and journalist, wrttha— historian and journalist, wrttha h— historian and journalist, writing in the- historian and journalist, writing in the sunday telegraph etort— writing in the sunday telegraph ohowt ruth— writing in the sunday telegraph about putin and— writing in the sunday telegraph about putin and the day rostov woke— about putin and the day rostov wote oh— about putin and the day rostov wote oh the— about putin and the day rostov woke on the front— about putin and the day rostov woke on the front line of htetorw— woke on the front line of history. sunday express, now horn— history. sunday express, now born to— history. sunday express, now born to serve,— history. sunday express, now born to serve, princess takes on teterer. — born to serve, princess takes on federer. that's— born to serve, princess takes on federer. that's princess kate's, the three— federer. that's princess kate's, the princess of— federer. that's princess kate's, the princess of wales , playing the princess of wales, playing tehhte— the princess of wales, playing tennis legend— the princess of wales, playing tennis legend roger federer as we ott— tennis legend roger federer as we at etowtw— tennis legend roger federer as we all slowly warm up for wimbledon,— we all slowly warm up for wimbledon, russia on the brink is wimbledon, russia on the brink he the— wimbledon, russia on the brink he the other— wimbledon, russia on the brink is the other headline in the show— is the other headline in the sunday express— is the other headline in the sunday express mutineers halt, atwohee— sunday express mutineers halt, atwohee ae— sunday express mutineers halt, advance as putin— sunday express mutineers halt, advance as putin flees moscow , advance as putin flees moscow, the— advance as putin flees moscow, the independent— advance as putin flees moscow, the independent putin in crisis . worthw— the independent putin in crisis , mutiny, mayhem and panic on the etreete— , mutiny, mayhem and panic on the streets of— , mutiny, mayhem and panic on the streets of moscow sunday whor— the streets of moscow sunday mirror terror— the streets of moscow sunday mirror terror turns on dictator ruth— mirror terror turns on dictator putin pushed— mirror terror turns on dictator putin pushed to— mirror terror turns on dictator putin pushed to the brink. horror— putin pushed to the brink. horror as mercenaries launch ormet— horror as mercenaries launch orrhet worteha— horror as mercenaries launch armed uprising. wagner halts wareh— armed uprising. wagner halts wereh oh— armed uprising. wagner halts march on moscow at 11th hour swhtow — march on moscow at 11th hour sunday- reohte— march on moscow at 11th hour sunday. people people i should ew— sunday. people people i should eow. tote— sunday. people people i should eow. tote set— sunday. people people i should say. kate set match. princess of were— say. kate set match. princess of wotee .— say. kate set match. princess of wotee . thew-re— say. kate set match. princess of wales . they're also photographed wales. they're also photographed in wales. they're also photographed th the— wales. they're also photographed th the show— wales. they're also photographed in the sunday people and dogs of war in the sunday people and dogs of etoht— in the sunday people and dogs of etoht ott— in the sunday people and dogs of war stand off after— in the sunday people and dogs of

war stand off after putin's own mercenaries stage— war stand off after putin's own mercenaries stage uprising. eet-e— mercenaries stage uprising. tet-e aet— mercenaries stage uprising. tet-e get tutt— mercenaries stage uprising. let's get full pundit reaction. r-rh — let's get full pundit reaction. r-rh tettahtet— let's get full pundit reaction. i'm delighted to— let's get full pundit reaction. i'm delighted to have with me the fantastic— i'm delighted to have with me the fantastic broadcaster, hottttoot— the fantastic broadcaster, political commentator alice eroht— political commentator alice eroht .— political commentator alice eroht . tw— political commentator alice grant , tv personality and grant, tv personality and eteohha— grant, tv personality and cleaning guru.— grant, tv personality and cleaning guru. she's i've got to be cleaning guru. she's i've got to he hoheet— cleaning guru. she's i've got to be honest with— cleaning guru. she's i've got to be honest with you, given the old be honest with you, given the ott etwtto— be honest with you, given the ott etwtto o— be honest with you, given the old studio a bit— be honest with you, given the old studio a bit of a spruce up, chohhet— old studio a bit of a spruce up, chohhet r— old studio a bit of a spruce up, channel 4 star— old studio a bit of a spruce up, channel 4 star aggie mackenzie , channel 4 star aggie mackenzie, tetewetoh— channel 4 star aggie mackenzie, television and— channel 4 star aggie mackenzie, television and radio broadcasting legend mike reid and broadcasting legend mike reid oht rotte— broadcasting legend mike reid and mike, can— broadcasting legend mike reid and mike, can we talk about the optoe— and mike, can we talk about the ohttee ot— and mike, can we talk about the oottee ot the— and mike, can we talk about the optics of this russia story ? optics of this russia story? some— optics of this russia story? some would— optics of this russia story? some would argue that this is theatre— some would argue that this is theotre .— some would argue that this is theotre . rte— some would argue that this is theatre . it's a— some would argue that this is theatre . it's a cycle that we're theatre. it's a cycle that we're all theatre. it's a cycle that we're at being— theatre. it's a cycle that we're all being played.— theatre. it's a cycle that we're all being played. who knows whet-e— all being played. who knows whet-e true— all being played. who knows what's true or— all being played. who knows what's true or not true in the murky— what's true or not true in the murky wortt — what's true or not true in the murky world of— what's true or not true in the murky world of the kremlin. but etther— murky world of the kremlin. but etther wow— murky world of the kremlin. but etther wow tt-e— murky world of the kremlin. but either way, it's not— murky world of the kremlin. but either way, it's not a good look for either way, it's not a good look tor ruth— either way, it's not a good look tor rwtth te— either way, it's not a good look for putin, is it,— either way, it's not a good look for putin, is it, to— either way, it's not a good look for putin, is it, to see his toee— for putin, is it, to see his forces attacked- for putin, is it, to see his forces attacked by the private arrhy— forces attacked by the private orrhw that-e— forces attacked by the private who hate oh— forces attacked by the private army that's on his payroll? that-e— army that's on his payroll? that-e hot— army that's on his payroll? that's not it's— army that's on his payroll? that's not it's not- army that's on his payroll? that's not it's not good- army that's on his payroll? that's not it's not good press for him. it's not good pr for him. and back in the day, they'd never have let that out, right? i mean, they keep everything quiet. i mean, we're now guilty . some people would like to rewrite our history now and they

rewrote their history for which we criticise them as we know . we criticise them as we know. rubaiyat of omar khayyam, the moving finger writes so it is all history. whatever you do, whatever you say, you can't change one bit of it. it's gone andifs change one bit of it. it's gone and it's done. and this is going to be a black mark. in his book, what's he thinking tonight ? if what's he thinking tonight? if he's sitting where you are, what is he thinking over his gin and tonic? well, he'll be wondering how— tonic? well, he'll be wondering how eottt— tonic? well, he'll be wondering how solid that— 3“ 3?’ well, he'll be wondering how solid that ceasefire is from his how solid that ceasefire is from hte ow— how solid that ceasefire is from hte hoh— how solid that ceasefire is from his own man from _ how solid that ceasefire is from his own man from from the wagner erowh— his own man from from the wagner erowh who— his own man from from the wagner group who obviously— his own man from from the wagner group who obviously such group who obviously have such httwehee— group who obviously have such httwehoe h— group who obviously have such influence in the— group who obviously have such influence in the region and are hethha— influence in the region and are helping hth— influence in the region and are helping htrh to— influence in the region and are helping him to tackle ukraine, otthowah— helping him to tackle ukraine, although decisive early. although not decisive early. worth— although not decisive early. martin whittaker, the historian thet— martin whittaker, the historian thot joined— martin whittaker, the historian thot other we— martin whittaker, the historian that joined us earlier in the ehow— that joined us earlier in the ehow. tott— that joined us earlier in the show, told me— that joined us earlier in the show, told me when this started thet— show, told me when this started that rt— show, told me when this started that tt wtt— show, told me when this started that it will be— show, told me when this started that it will be the _ show, told me when this started that it will be the forever war. hut— that it will be the forever war. hwtlwohter— that it will be the forever war. but wonder whether these but i wonder whether these heotthee— but i wonder whether these headlines cast— but i wonder whether these headlines cast doubt on that now . _theptre— headlines cast doubt on that now . _inspire other- headlines cast doubt on that now . _inspire other people. . will it inspire other people to , oh, maybe the soft to think, oh, maybe the soft white underbelly here? maybe we could that as well? so it could go for that as well? so it might inspire other people. and i earlier i heard somebody earlier saying was it inspired, you know, was it cia inspired, you know, you don't know what's going on in the background. well, indeed. i think what's important, alice,

is i think what's important, alice, te thet— i think what's important, alice, is that-russian— i think what's important, alice, is that russian must is that the russian public must be is that the russian public must toe—tet— is that the russian public must he—tet wh- is that the russian public must be _fed up with- is that the russian public must be fed up with this be completely fed up with this now. yes, absolutely. their twee— now. yes, absolutely. their twee howe— now. yes, absolutely. their lives have been- now. yes, absolutely. their lives have been curtailed. i know—te- lives have been curtailed. i| know—is doing lives have been curtailed. i- know_is doing all know the economy is doing all rtaht— know the economy is doing all rtaht-thew— know the economy is doing all right-they still- know the economy is doing all right they still sell right because they still sell oil right because they still sell oh the— right because they still sell oil and - around - right because they still sell oil and around the world. oil and gas around the world. out— oil and gas around the world. hut-heohte— oil and gas around the world. hut-heohte ore- oil and gas around the world. but people are suffering. but the people are suffering. ateotwtetw. — but the people are suffering. ateotwtetw. r— but the people are suffering. absolutely. i also— but the people are suffering. absolutely. i also think- but the people are suffering. absolutely. i also think men like putin, these tyrannical dictator types, they care. so much about ego and if this is doing anything, it's definitely damaged that. and i think it's a good thing also that, you know, obviously the papers, we don't really know what's going on truthfully behind the scenes, but least obviously from the but at least obviously from the papers we've today , the papers we've seen today, the general consensus is that this is a massive blow to putin's reputation. so regardless of whether this is some kind of disguise lies to conceal russian troop movements, whether or not this is just another kind of distraction from military movements in russia, at least i think, you know, it's fair that putin's reputation has been damaged by this. i think an egotistical man like him. you have to wonder. i mean, i'm open to ott— have to wonder. i mean, i'm open to at ohhtohe— have to wonder. i mean, i'm open to all opinions, but— have to wonder. i mean, i'm open to all opinions, but you-

3 i mean, i'm open to all opinions, but you have to wooe— to all opinions, but you have to wohterlthte— to all opinions, but you have to wonderlthis is— to all opinions, but you have to wonder this is choreographed, wonder if this is choreographed, whtoh— wonder if this is choreographed, whtoh r— wonder if this is choreographed, whtoh r thht— wonder if this is choreographed, which i think is— wonder if this is choreographed, which i think is a— wonder if this is choreographed, which i think is a suspicion you howe— which i think is a suspicion you have then— which i think is a suspicion you have given the— which i think is a suspicion you have given the fact that it hohee— have given the fact that it makes putin— have given the fact that it makes putin look and it makes putin look weak and it hohee— makes putin look weak and it makes-situation- makes putin look weak and it makes situation look makes the situation look a ttttte— makes the situation look a little _would - makes the situation look a- little _would.really little chaotic. would he really etah— little chaotic. would he really sign—yes- little chaotic. would he really etah—vee - little chaotic. would he really sign—yes well,. sign up to that? yes well, that-e— sign up to that? yes well, that's definitely i mean, we heard zelenskyy, know, heard zelenskyy, you know, really pounding that really kind of pounding that that chaos in russia that sense of chaos in russia ultimately, though , i mean, ultimately, even though, i mean, in like every kind of military situation at the moment, there is always going to be multiple complexities and different interests, vested interests involved here. but i do think that ultimately we get the sense that ultimately we get the sense that obviously not everything is okay in russia and but is a way out without losing face. is he looking for a way out- “3 3 is he looking for a way out without toetha— looking for a way out without toeha tor— looking for a way out without losing for face— looking for a way out without losing for face putin? . .7’ losing for face putin? isn't it? yeah. — losing for face putin? isn't it? yeah. wett— losing for face putin? isn't it? yeah. well isn't this what the world needs to do ? aggie world needs to do? aggie hootehzte— world needs to do? aggie mackenzie is— world needs to do? aggie mackenzie is to- 3 3 33? aggie mackenzie is to present 3 3 337 aggie mackenzie is to present vladimir ruth— mackenzie is to present vladimir rwth wtth— mackenzie is to present vladimir rwth wtth o— mackenzie is to present vladimir putin with a diamond encrusted totter— putin with a diamond encrusted totter to— putin with a diamond encrusted ladder to climb— putin with a diamond encrusted ladder to climb down. that's the ortw— ladder to climb down. that's the only way— ladder to climb down. that's the only way this is going to be resolved. he will not go out without a carrying on fighting , without a carrying on fighting, and he needs to feel that

actually he's going out with his dignity intact . actually he's going out with his dignity intact. right. and this is something that , you know, the is something that, you know, the whole world will be watching from air to air over the next few days. it's absolutely i think it's really interesting. so it feels like real turning so it feels like a real turning point. it's definitely a pivotal hoheet— point. it's definitely a pivotal moment—thel point. it's definitely a pivotal. moment,_the war moment, but perhaps in the war the— moment, but perhaps in the war ent-h— moment, but perhaps in the war ent-h h— moment, but perhaps in the war and-in in putin's- and also in in putin's dictatorship- and also in in putin's dictatorship and we'll call it thet— dictatorship and we'll call it that because— dictatorship and we'll call it that because it's— dictatorship and we'll call it that because it's only an otteaet— that because it's only an alleged democracy . we know about alleged democracy. we know about the wearer— alleged democracy. we know about the wagner chief— alleged democracy. we know about the wagner chief aggie, who's on the wagner chief aggie, who's on the pooh— the wagner chief aggie, who's on the pooh ot— the wagner chief aggie, who's on the payroll of the— the wagner chief aggie, who's on the payroll of the putin. this is the payroll of the putin. this he o— the payroll of the putin. this he o whate— the payroll of the putin. this is a private army— the payroll of the putin. this is a private army of mercenaries ehhtowet— is a private army of mercenaries employed hw— is a private army of mercenaries employed by putin, but they've tweet— employed by putin, but they've twrhet oh— employed by putin, but they've turned on him— employed by putin, but they've turned on him at— employed by putin, but they've turned on him at least like eorhethha— turned on him at least like something out— turned on him at least like something out of a bond film. wow— something out of a bond film. you eowtth-t— something out of a bond film. you couldn't really make it. who-e— you couldn't really make it. who-e the— you couldn't really make it. who's the good— you couldn't really make it. who's the good guy? who's the hot— who's the good guy? who's the hot guy?— who's the good guy? who's the hot guy? wow— who's the good guy? who's the bad guy? you just— who's the good guy? who's the bad guy? you just wonder. i thew— bad guy? you just wonder. i mean, they are— bad guy? you just wonder. i mean, they are a band of ne'er do mean, they are a band of ne'er to wette— mean, they are a band of ne'er do wells themselves . the wagner do wells themselves. the wagner wereehortee— do wells themselves. the wagner mercenaries. mercenaries is potehttottw— mercenaries. mercenaries is potentially guilty of war crimes, great- potentially guilty of war crimes, great corruption and all the teet— crimes, great corruption and all the reet ot— crimes, great corruption and all the reet ot rt.— crimes, great corruption and all the rest of it. i— crimes, great corruption and all the rest of it. i doubt they're tottowha— the rest of it. i doubt they're following the _ the rest of it. i doubt they're following the geneva convention as following the geneva convention oe thew— following the geneva convention oe thew pree— following the geneva convention as they pursue bloodshed in whethe— as they pursue bloodshed in ukraine. but— as they pursue bloodshed in ukraine. but you just wonder, i te rt— ukraine. but you just wonder, i te tt o— ukraine. but you just wonder, i mean, is it a case— ukraine. but you just wonder, i mean, is it a case of anything's hetter— mean, is it a case of anything's better then— mean, is it a case of anything's better than putin?— mean, is it a case of anything's

better than putin? well who thowe— better than putin? well who knows actually,— better than putin? well who knows actually, because , you knows actually, because, you know.— knows actually, because, you know. we— knows actually, because, you know, we can look at history and sottoh — know, we can look at history and once saddam hussein , you know, once saddam hussein, you know, tepoeet— once saddam hussein, you know, tepoeet .— once saddam hussein, you know, tepoeet . rt— once saddam hussein, you know, was deposed , it didn't solve was deposed, it didn't solve ohwthhp— was deposed, it didn't solve ohwthha. ott— was deposed, it didn't solve anything, did it— was deposed, it didn't solve anything, did it? was deposed, it didn't solve anything, did it ? anything, did it? so you know, one would assume that anything's got to be better than putin. but we don't know. let's now get to my hrttttoht— we don't know. let's now get to my brilliant pundits. _ 33“ . let's now get to my brilliant pundits. nominate opttohe— my brilliant pundits. nominate opttohe tor— my brilliant pundits. nominate options for their— my brilliant pundits. nominate options for their headline heoee— options for their headline heoee ot— options for their headline heroes of the— options for their headline heroes of the day. i doubt putin teotwree— heroes of the day. i doubt putin teotwree hut— heroes of the day. i doubt putin features, but you— heroes of the day. i doubt putin features, but you never know . so features, but you never know. so athe— features, but you never know. so whee gap,— features, but you never know. so alice grant, who— features, but you never know. so alice grant, who is— features, but you never know. so alice grant, who is your heotthe— alice grant, who is your headline hero- alice grant, who is your headline hero who's caught your eye rottw— headline hero who's caught your eye totoy e — headline hero who's caught your eye totoy e rt— headline hero who's caught your eye today ? it has— headline hero who's caught your eye today ? it has to- headline hero who's caught your eye today ? . 23“ eye today? it has to be ben habib. he was actually on gb news as well, but i saw former ukip mep, a brilliant political commentator, entrepreneur mep for the brexit party. he did a wonderful job on question time this week defending brexit against of ramona's, against a panel of ramona's, including alastair campbell, who of grumpy and of course was very grumpy and i just thought he did a fantastic job. so important that job. and it's so important that we the positives we keep looking at the positives about this , about brexit about this, about the brexit movement. sign up to this movement. do you sign up to this teee— movement. do you sign up to this tteo thet— movement. do you sign up to this tteo that-hoe— movement. do you sign up to this idea that-has been- idea that brexit has been a theoetere— idea that brexit has been a disaster? because i don't. wett— disaster? because i don't. wett. r— disaster? because i don't. wett. r to— disaster? because i don't. well, i do not— disaster? because i don't. well, i do not think- disaster? because i don't. well, i do not think that the

promises that the politicians made at the time have been fulfilled, especially in regards to control of our to taking back control of our territorial waters, various things like this, northern ireland as well, ireland, of course, it's been very messy and i that there's still i do think that there's still a very much a sense of betrayal. after all, have after all, we did have a remainer prime minister negotiating the withdrawal agreement 2017, 2018, agreement back in 2017, 2018, and that didn't really change with boris's oven ready deal. so i think for people who are very passionate about the cause , it passionate about the cause, it doesn't feel quite fully implemented the way we envisaged it and the way we were promised it and the way we were promised it back in the day. but do you think there are also positives? i ultimately it was a i think ultimately it was such a symbolic vote and i think there's so there's so much which is so empowering about it. is still so empowering about it. and that, you know, the and the fact that, you know, the transfer of sovereignty, sovereignty, constitutional sovereignty, the constitutional change that we did witness because vote still so because of the vote is still so incredibly to us. and incredibly important to us. and it gives us the possibility of a future which is truly free from these kind of globalist institutions and their inputs. so yeah, i mean, half my view is

are brexiteers, half a remainers , the whole country is probably split down the middle if we're honest. yeah. split down the middle if we're honest. yeah . however, the honest. yeah. however, the terhohere— yeah. however, the remainers watching or listening will remainers watching or listening wttt ety— remainers watching or listening wttt eow wett— remainers watching or listening will say, well, show me the henettte— will say, well, show me the benefits. you _ will say, well, show me the benefits. you mentioned eoweretaptw— benefits. you mentioned sovereignty, but is that it? wett— sovereignty, but is that it? wet to— sovereignty, but is that it? wett. r— sovereignty, but is that it? well, no, i mean- sovereignty, but is that it? well, no, i mean obviously things like this will have to take time to see the full fruits of and i'm already we're seeing great things in trading and in economics. i think there's a lot of for hope us, obviously, as i said, i don't think our politicians have done everything they can to make the most of this opportunity. they can to make the most of this opportunity . motty that this opportunity. motty that i hope will change because at the moment we've seen so many spineless politicians in our parliament, so hopefully we can have brexiteers have some some true brexiteers that help bring britain to that will help bring britain to its full potential . yes, of its full potential. yes, of course, mike reid- yes, of course, mike reid yesterday its full potential. yes, of- course, mike reid yesterday was the eee— course, mike reid yesterday was the weer— course, mike reid yesterday was the seven year anniversary of the— the seven year anniversary of the vote. — the seven year anniversary of the vote. the— the seven year anniversary of the vote. the referendum to have— the vote. the referendum to teowe the— the vote. the referendum to leave the eu.— the vote. the referendum to leave the eu. your appraisal of text.— leave the eu. your appraisal of text. eee— leave the eu. your appraisal of brexit, seven years on, it ehowtt— brexit, seven years on, it should have— brexit, seven years on, it should have been done straight away. — should have been done straight away. rte— should have been done straight away. it's dragged— should have been done straight away. it's dragged on- should have been done straight away. . 33 '3r“ 3“3 away. it's dragged on so long that people are bored with it, fed up with it. it's easy to criticise . seven years on, if it

criticise. seven years on, if it had done, but we joined the had been done, but we joined the common market. that's what we actually 1973. we actually joined in 1973. we joined and it was it 3 “33 “ i) we joined and it was it was free trade.— joined and it was it was free trade. that's— joined and it was it was free trade. that's all— joined and it was it was free trade. that's all it was. it wasn-t— trade. that's all it was. it wasn't political, was it.7 \3 3 wasn't political, was it.7 no, it wasn-t— wasn't political, was it.7 no, it wasn-t n— wasn't political, was it.7 no, it wasn't. it wasn't— wasn't political, was it.7 no, it wasn't. it wasn't a _ wasn't political, was it.7 no, it wasn't. it wasn't a platform. it wasn't. it wasn't a platform. if you look at the german economy now, various things, it's the old you want to be old thing. do you want to be shackled to each other with, you know, ebbing and flowing tide right across europe .7 i don't right across europe? i don't know. it's it should have been done straight away. it wasn't. so it's easy to criticise us. the longer it goes on, the longer it lingers. and then we get our infrastructure . our is get our infrastructure. our is not built for what is happening now for illegal immigrants. and there are two separate things here. you know, people always say, oh yeah, but we should be, you know, taking people in. yes on the one hand. but there are two things. the people that genuinely need compassion that we've good at and we we've always been good at and we should look after them. we've always done that, which is great. and then there are the illegal immigrants. so there's two things. it often two separate things. it often gets put into one lump and

conflated right. and conflated absolutely right. and the immigrants are the illegal immigrants are a different thing where the women where the children? you know where are the children? you know , the mobile going , the mobile phones going overboard . and when people overboard. and then when people are complain , meaning are here, they complain, meaning so hotel is not good enough, so my hotel is not good enough, my is not big enough , my bathroom is not big enough, my bathroom is not big enough, my isn't big my television screen isn't big enough you think, come on, enough. and you think, come on, you're paid . you're given you're being paid. you're given vouchers to travel, you're given a you here? you a hotel. why are you here? you come through other countries where could stayed. where you could have stayed. and then last they then in france last week, they were out in tents. were all out there in tents. yeah, hundreds and hundreds and thousands of tents. they they're all tent. someone's got all the same tent. someone's got all the same tent. someone's got a deal going here. so it's not people turning up with people just turning up with their the tents their own goods. all the tents are the same. so somebody put them up in those tents. there's something very odd there. something's up . yeah. and do something very odd there. - something's up . yeah. and do you something's up. yeah. and do you have— something's up. yeah. and do you have a— something's up. yeah. and do you have a strong— something's up. yeah. and do you have a strong view— something's up. yeah. and do you have a strong view on brexit? seven— have a strong view on brexit? seven years— have a strong view on brexit? seven years on?— have a strong view on brexit? seven years on? i i am a remainer and i'm still a remainer. a sad, isn't it? well, no, it's half the country. the well, exactly. that's right . and well, exactly. that's right. and i think that if it's not going to happen, but if the vote was

put again, i think that it would i think there's so many people in my life i know so many people who voted for brexit, who have deep regrets about voting in that way . and i think it's been that way. and i think it's been a disaster for business, for small business, for big businesses , for it's just kind businesses, for it's just kind of clogged everything up. and i think that it's it i feel really sad about it, actually. i feel really sad. so you voted remain and obviously what didn't help is how long it all took as well, because we had this almost a civil war in the country, didn't we? that's right. and it kind of is a sign that it was all wrong anyway for it taking so long. it's like trying to it was such a big job to get undone and it really clunky. nothing was easy. cost how much? hundreds of millions and billions. i don't know how much . yeah. i mean, know how much. yeah. i mean, look,— know how much. yeah. i mean, look, .-m_ know how much. yeah. i mean, look, m a— know how much. yeah. i mean, look, i'm a remainer,- 3“ yeah. i mean, look, i'm a remainer, but i honestly— look, i'm a remainer, but i honestly believe that it will good.— honestly believe that it will good. i— honestly believe that it will come good. i think the

fundamentals are there, which we are fundamentals are there, which we out. — fundamentals are there, which we out. we-ve— fundamentals are there, which we are out. we've stopped free movement . we've got an insurance movement. we've got an insurance policy— movement. we've got an insurance policy against— movement. we've got an insurance policy against-euro— movement. we've got an insurance policy opoipci-cuio .- movement. we've got an insurance policy against euro , single policy against the euro, single iliopcon— policy against the euro, single p..ope..-,_ policy against the euro, single european-, ever- policy against the euro, single european , ever closer european army, ever closer lipi— european army, ever closer union, that kind— european army, ever closer union, that kind of thing . we union, that kind of thing. we cow-lic— union, that kind of thing. we saw .the vaccine- union, that kind of thing. we saw the vaccine rollout saw with the vaccine rollout we've seen with— saw with the vaccine rollout we've seen with trade deals clccwiicic— we've seen with trade deals elsewhere that— we've seen with trade deals elsewhere that there are opportunities,- elsewhere that there are opportunities, they do need opportunities, but they do need to opportunities, but they do need io-on— opportunities, but they do need io-on willi— opportunities, but they do need io-on will i— opportunities, but they do need to-on with it and- opportunities, but they do need to on with it and prove the to get on with it and prove the likes— to get on with it and prove the likes oi— to get on with it and prove the likes oi aggie— to get on with it and prove the likes of aggie wrong because oiiiccwicc— likes of aggie wrong because otherwise the— likes of aggie wrong because otherwise the siren voices for icy-oiling— otherwise the siren voices for icioipipp will— otherwise the siren voices for rejoining will get louder. and no one wants that, except maybe aggie. — no one wants that, except maybe agpic. oloy— no one wants that, except maybe agpic. oloy, wipi— no one wants that, except maybe aggie. okay, what about your headline— aggie. okay, what about your headline hero— aggie. okay, what about your headline hero who's caught your eye ioloyi— headline hero who's caught your eye ioloyc milo— headline hero who's caught your eye today? mike reed well, miss clocionilcy— eye today? mike reed well, miss glastonbury again— eye today? mike reed well, miss glastonbury again and rick acilcy— glastonbury again and rick acilcy wo— glastonbury again and rick astley was on _ glastonbury again and rick astley was on last night. brillianc— astley was on last night. brilliant guy. _ astley was on last night. brilliant guy. rick- astley was on last night. brilliant guy. rick does generally have a very, very good voice. i mean, there are singers and singers, but he can sing almost song. and he took almost any song. and he took glastonbury by storm last night. so the so i think, yeah, he's the musical hero of this week. when you've had this incredible- you've had this incredible career on on _ you've had this incredible career on on the bbc radio one, icolio— career on on the bbc radio one, icolio illo— career on on the bbc radio one, icolio iwo every— career on on the bbc radio one, radio two every which way. it lic— radio two every which way. it was the radio— radio two every which way. it was the radio one breakfast show lipi— was the radio one breakfast show that you— was the radio one breakfast show that you iii— was the radio one breakfast show that you did for. _ was the radio one breakfast show that you did for. that's right. ioi— that you did for. that's right. ioi many— that you did for. that's right. for many years. _ that you did for. that's right. for many years. when you put a recoil— for many years. when you put a cccocl lilo— for many years. when you put a record like that— for many years. when you put a record like that on— for many years. when you put a

record like that on never gonna civc— record like that on never gonna civc vou— record like that on never gonna give you lip— record like that on never gonna give you up was— record like that on never gonna give you up was that his first pp— give you up was that his first icici — give you up was that his first iciii veal.— give you up was that his first hit? yeah, that's— give you up was that his first hit? yeah, that's why- give you up was that his first hit? / 3 give you up was that his first hit? 33“ 3 hit? yeah, that's why he'd be a good politician. were going to give you up. never going to lie. never going to hurt you. terrific. when put you terrific. when you put when you first had record on the on first had that record on the on the turntable or it was the turntable or if it was a cartridge and not sure what the technology was. but when you circl— technology was. but when you list icocl — technology was. but when you first heard it,— technology was. but when you first heard it, you— 33 but when you first heard it, you sweet, old fashioned.— first heard it, you sweet, old fashioned. there— first heard it, you sweet, old fashioned. there you go. i'm slowing— fashioned. there you go. i'm showing-aren't- fashioned. there you go. i'm. showing-aren'tldid showing my age, aren't i? did you— showing my age, aren't i? did you-choic— showing my age, aren't i? did you-that'slhit?- showing my age, aren't i? did you that's hit? well, you think that's a hit? well, illici— you think that's a hit? well, wicnlpli— you think that's a hit? well, wicnlpui cic— you think that's a hit? well, when put the musical cylinder when i put the musical cylinder on and turned it around, i cicouoicl— on and turned it around, i thought, well,— on and turned it around, i thought, well, this is a great icocl. — thought, well, this is a great icocl. veal.— thought, well, this is a great track. yeah. can— thought, well, this is a great track. 333“ c3“ thought, well, this is a great track. / 3.3“ track. yeah. can you can you spot a hit? i mean, you've wciiiccc— spot a hit? i mean, you've written hits— spot a hit? i mean, you've written hits as— “ fl i mean, you've written hits as well. do you cool— written hits as well. do you feel lilo— written hits as well. do you feel like you— written hits as well. do you feel like you spot a hit? feel like you can spot a hit? voci— feel like you can spot a hit? yeah i— feel like you can spot a hit? yeah i think— feel like you can spot a hit? yeah i think i've— feel like you can spot a hit? yeah i think i've got good commercial— yeah i think i've got good commercial ears. 33334. yeah i think i've got good commercial ears. 3334. 33“ commercial ears. well, you can. you can hear something. it's good. it's a bit like in in the racing you be a good racing game. you could be a good jockey, trainer, good jockey, good trainer, good owner. bloke goes owner. but the bloke that goes the the horse and goes, the looks at the horse and goes, that's winner. the that's the winner. that's the guy that's sort of full on. but yeah, i think i can generally spot a hit record there are people with good ears . there are people with good ears. there are a of people in the industry a lot of people in the industry who lazy, who bother who are lazy, who don't bother listening. do you listening. i always say, do you want sunset that want from sunset will play that

and no, it's not as and you think, no, it's not as good as the last one. think about it. but no, those songs are good. the rick astley songs, when them on, he's got when you put them on, he's got a terrific new one out as well. really good singer. we're really really good singer. we're playing good. but playing very, very good. but yeah, classics stock yeah, those old classics stock aitken to aitken waterman knew how to produce a produce mike stocks, a great producer, it's producer, so, you know, it's like, yeah, we can make this sound good. and make it sound, you know , not of the period, you know, not of the period, give some longevity. motty give it some longevity. motty where can we hear- g c g motty where can we hear radio legend milo— where can we hear radio legend iiilc icicl— where can we hear radio legend mike reid these— where can we hear radio legend mike reid these days ? mike reid these days? all over the place. — mike reid these days? all over the place. we've— mike reid these days? all over the place. we've got three tv shows the moment. the shows at the moment. the heritage chart show, which is massive is. the massive. yeah, it is. the footage detectives on talking pictures bbc four, in their pictures and bbc four, in their wisdom, have started putting wisdom, have now started putting out pop quizzes peak out the old pop quizzes peak time on sunday is that time on sunday night. so is that i love them for that. there you go. quite i love them for that. there you go. cuiic cigicily— i love them for that. there you go. quite rightly so— i love them for that. there you go. quite rightly so what- there you go. quite rightly so what is cicm — go. quite rightly so what is them actually— go. quite rightly so what is them actually does he. 333“ go. quite rightly so what is them actually does he. / them actually does he. yeah, he loco. ic— them actually does he. yeah, he loco. ho ice-c— them actually does he. yeah, he does. he he's a— them actually does he. yeah, he does. he he's a very— them actually does he. 333“ 3 he he's a very sensible does. he he's a very sensible man. your dad.— does. he he's a very sensible man. your dad. you- 3 he he's a very sensible man. your dad. you brought him up. .cicccc— man. your dad. you brought him up. where you— man. your dad. you brought him lp-iicccc you go. - man. your dad. you brought him up. there you go. 3334. up. well there you go. well, listen.— up. well there you go. well, listen, we've— up. well there you go. well, listen, we've poached mike reid from he's ours and from the bbc. he's ours now. and we're not letting go. i'm delighted to say that we will hear aggie mackenzie's headline hero break. plus, my

hero after the break. plus, my punst as hero after the break. plus, my pundits as well, pundits back page zeros as well, plus more interesting headlines from tomorrow's papers. it is the sunday papers. this is mark dolan tonight. the sunday papers. this is mark dolan tonight . see the sunday papers. this is mark dolan tonight. see you .

in two seed. we're just talking about mike reid's gym exercises. let me tell you, he's a fine specimen. he looks about 38. the man's a disgrace . he is one of man's a disgrace. he is one of my top pundits. tonight it is tv and radio legend mike reid, who we have aggressively poached from the bbc . we have aggressively poached from the bbc. i'm we have aggressively poached from the bbc . i'm delighted to from the bbc. i'm delighted to have him. we've also got the esteemed political commentator, alice grant, who is a young head on old shoulders . i alice grant, who is a young head on old shoulders. i think it's the right way round and old head on. young shoulders, whoops. and lico— on. young shoulders, whoops. and know il— on. young shoulders, whoops. and knew i'd messed— on. young shoulders, whoops. and knew i'd messed that— ’3“ young shoulders, whoops. and knew i'd messed that one up. anci— knew i'd messed that one up. all lic— knew i'd messed that one up. and the queen— knew i'd messed that one up. and the queen of— knew i'd messed that one up. and the queen of clean,- and the queen of clean, brilliant broadcaster and political commentator aggie mackenzie , great to have you mackenzie, great to have you back with us. aggie, as well. right. a couple of headlines. we've got the mail on sunday and

it's back to russia. did putin bribe coup leader to quit russia and daily star sunday, mad vlad and daily star sunday, mad vlad a scalpers as equally bonkers warlord starts coup and threatens moscow. very good description of the story. really in about ten words putin in the bootin is the headline . let's go bootin is the headline. let's go now back to the sunday express, a lovely photograph of the princess of wales and the headuneis princess of wales and the headline is born to serve princess takes on federer . mike princess takes on federer. mike reid, what's happening here? this is a lovely, lovely tennis occasion. what's the story? it is. imean, occasion. what's the story? it is. i mean, and diana, when she icincccc— is. i mean, and diana, when she icincccc oi— i mean, and diana, when she was princess of wales, was a vccy— was princess of wales, was a occy, vocy— was princess of wales, was a occy, occy loon— was princess of wales, was a very, very keen tennis fan, octop— very, very keen tennis fan, oicccc clown— very, very keen tennis fan, often down at— very, very keen tennis fan, often down at the harbour club at often down at the harbour club oi ciclcco— often down at the harbour club at chelsea, having— often down at the harbour club at chelsea, having a workout and playing— at chelsea, having a workout and playing clown— at chelsea, having a workout and playing down there. she's a very loci— playing down there. she's a very keen iconic— playing down there. she's a very keen tennis player— playing down there. she's a very keen tennis player. and i remember we— keen tennis player. and i remember we did a thing for the loof— remember we did a thing for the iooi wo— remember we did a thing for the ciooi wo ployocl— remember we did a thing for the deaf we played. it— remember we did a thing for the deaf we played. it was chang myooli— deaf we played. it was chang myooli, ioioc— deaf we played. it was chang myself, peter fleming, stefan iiiocg— myself, peter fleming, stefan edberg .— myself, peter fleming, stefan edberg . oli— myself, peter fleming, stefan edberg , all these great players edberg, all these great players and mo— edberg, all these great players and mo occi— edberg, all these great players and mo and l— edberg, all these great players and me and i. i— edberg, all these great players and me and i. i was playing with

ioioc— and me and i. i was playing with ioioc ilomiccg— and me and i. i was playing with peter fleming and— and me and i. i was playing with peter fleming and my main contribution— peter fleming and my main contribution was yours, peter. vouc— contribution was yours, peter. vouco ioioc— contribution was yours, peter. yours peter yours. peter which i felt yours peter yours. peter which i ioli coolly— yours peter yours. peter which i felt really helped— yours peter yours. peter which i felt really helped us an awful loi— felt really helped us an awful loi. acci— felt really helped us an awful lot. and then— felt really helped us an awful lot. and then i— felt really helped us an awful lot. and then i made some iioooicouo— lot. and then i made some disastrous shot— lot. and then i made some disastrous shot and diana was oiling— disastrous shot and diana was oiiiipp iioco. — disastrous shot and diana was sitting there. i— disastrous shot and diana was sitting there. i just sort of climioi— sitting there. i just sort of climbed over— sitting there. i just sort of climbed over the bar, said, you do i,— climbed over the bar, said, you do i, you— climbed over the bar, said, you do i, you io— climbed over the bar, said, you do i, you do i— climbed over the bar, said, you do it, you do it much better icon— do it, you do it much better iiou i— do it, you do it much better iiou i will— do it, you do it much better than i will. so— do it, you do it much better than i will. so she was good. sio-o— than i will. so she was good. sio-o vocy— than i will. so she was good. sio-o yocy, yocy— than i will. so she was good. she's very, very supportive of comic. — she's very, very supportive of comic. acci— she's very, very supportive of tennis. and kate's obviously iollowiug— tennis. and kate's obviously iollowiuo ici— tennis. and kate's obviously following in her— tennis. and kate's obviously following in her footsteps here. i following in her footsteps here. i moon— following in her footsteps here. i good— following in her footsteps here. i mean, good position there. look,— i mean, good position there. lool, oio-o— i mean, good position there. look, she's got— i mean, good position there. look, she's got the racket up. sio-o— look, she's got the racket up. shop in— look, she's got the racket up. shop in lico— look, she's got the racket up. she's in the right— look, she's got the racket up. she's in the right position on. so she's in the right position on. so vocy— she's in the right position on. so yocy pood— she's in the right position on. so yocy gooci oi— she's in the right position on. so very good at and it's great. it so very good at and it's great. i woo— so very good at and it's great. i gcooi— so very good at and it's great. it was great for— so very good at and it's great. it was great for us,— so very good at and it's great. it was great for us, you know, to it was great for us, you know, io ploy— it was great for us, you know, io ploy willi— it was great for us, you know, to play with the— it was great for us, you know, to play with the world greats choi— to play with the world greats iioi ii— to play with the world greats iiioi ii youo— to play with the world greats that if you're an— to play with the world greats that if you're an okay, if youo— that if you're an okay, if you o— that if you're an okay, if you're a player or you're a club player or socioling— you're a club player or something and can play you're a club player or- something and .can play well something and you can play well c-get— something and you can play well c-get alloy— something and you can play well c-get owoy willi- something and you can play well ,-get away with it.- something and you can play well , get away with it. but , you can get away with it. but whop— , you can get away with it. but colon-playing- , you can get away with it. but when-playing like- , you can get away with it. but when playing like four when you're playing like a four will— when you're playing like a four will-copio— when you're playing like a four with-conte and— when you're playing like a four with conte and the stasi, with le conte and the stasi, acci— with le conte and the stasi, wow. and federer and these pooplo,— wow. and federer and these pooplo, you— wow. and federer and these people, you think , oh, it's people, you think, oh, it's a pool— people, you think, oh, it's a icooi .— people, you think, oh, it's a icooi . lio— people, you think, oh, it's a treat. it's an— people, you think, oh, it's a treat . it's an absolute treat , treat. it's an absolute treat, you— treat. it's an absolute treat, you knoll— treat. it's an absolute treat, you lpoll acci— treat. it's an absolute treat, you know, and they make you look good. — you know, and they make you look good. acci— you know, and they make you look good. and pooplo— you know, and they make you look good. and people say you play coolly— good. and people say you play coolly cooll— good. and people say you play really well against them . i really well against them. i coil— really well against them. i ooicl poi-i— really well against them. i said, don't be— really well against them. i said, don't be fooled. they can put— said, don't be fooled. they can pui occ— said, don't be fooled. they can pui on your— said, don't be fooled. they can put on your racket— said, don't be fooled. they can put on your racket or they can

move in a million— put on your racket or they can move in a million miles away and iioy-co— move in a million miles away and iiioy-co poino— move in a million miles away and they're being polite,— move in a million miles away and they're being polite, aren't iioyo — they're being polite, aren't iiioyo ooh.— they're being polite, aren't they? yeah. yeah.- they're being polite, aren't they? 333“ 333“ c they're being polite, aren't- they? yeah. yeah. it's like when you play basketball with vladimir going to vladimir putin, you're going to let course. lovely let him win. of course. lovely to lovely to hear your to hear you. lovely to hear your stories about about princess diana. and i know you're such a lifelong tennis fan, mike, let's let's get to aggie mackenzie's nomination for headline hero. aggie who's caught your eye today. well i'll no, i'm not a big concern, not a conservative voter at all. but i have a soft spoi— voter at all. but i have a soft opoi ioc— voter at all. but i have a soft spot for michael— voter at all. but i have a soft spot for michael gove- but i have a soft spot for michael gove and he had a spot for michael gove and he had o pioco— spot for michael gove and he had o pioco ici— spot for michael gove and he had o pioco in ico— spot for michael gove and he had a piece in the times— spot for michael gove and he had a piece in the times this week. he a piece in the times this week. uo woo— a piece in the times this week. uo lollipo— a piece in the times this week. he was talking about his the ioci— he was talking about his the ioci choi— he was talking about his the fact that he's— he was talking about his the fact that he's he's adopted and low— fact that he's he's adopted and low choi— fact that he's he's adopted and how that affected _ fact that he's he's adopted and how that affected his life. and it's how that affected his life. and no o— how that affected his life. and no o coolly— how that affected his life. and it's a really kind— how that affected his life. and it's a really kind of very warm, opon— it's a really kind of very warm, opop pioco— it's a really kind of very warm, opop pioco .— it's a really kind of very warm, open piece . he's— it's a really kind of very warm, open piece . he's he's been very open piece. he's he's been very covoolicco— open piece. he's he's been very covoolicco occi— open piece. he's he's been very revealing and self—reflective occi— revealing and self—reflective occo lollipo— revealing and self—reflective and talking about how you know, loving— and talking about how you know, loving icic— and talking about how you know, lovinp nio nio— and talking about how you know, loving his his family were ocovvino— loving his his family were pcovino up— loving his his family were growing up and how his sister was profoundly— growing up and how his sister was profoundly deaf, also ooopioo— was profoundly deaf, also ooopioo .— was profoundly deaf, also adopted . and— was profoundly deaf, also adopted . and it was just a very adopted. and it was just a very con— adopted. and it was just a very

con oi— adopted. and it was just a very con oi nunon— adopted. and it was just a very sort of human piece. and i kind of sort of human piece. and i kind oi i— sort of human piece. and i kind oi i know— sort of human piece. and i kind of i know that— sort of human piece. and i kind of i know that he's— sort of human piece. and i kind of i know that he's a very oivioivo— of i know that he's a very divisive figure— of i know that he's a very divisive figure as well and lovoo— divisive figure as well and lovoo oni— divisive figure as well and loved and hated in equal ouoniiiy— loved and hated in equal ouoniiiy. nui— loved and hated in equal quantity. but there's something oioui— quantity. but there's something oioui nin — quantity. but there's something about him that's— quantity. but there's something about him that's just very nunon — about him that's just very nunon i— about him that's just very human. i think. / human. i think. yeah, he's a coolly— human. i think. yeah, he's a really clever guy as well. and actually, i think one of the quotes scottish, of course, a great scotsman, grew up in aberdeen. a friend of mine actually top tv producer actually is a top tv producer who contemporary of his in who was a contemporary of his in this in aberdeen . all right. and this in aberdeen. all right. and on one occasion on the story went that a girl, a nice young lady went round to visit michael gove, who would have been a teenager at the time, right? she fings teenager at the time, right? she rings a doorbell. mum opens the door and mum calls up the stairs and says, michael is a young lady here to see you. and he said, tell i'm reading said, tell her i'm reading a book. sent her away forever. the intellectual , a bookworm, but an intellectual, a bookworm, but an interesting guy , michael gove. interesting guy, michael gove. we must get him on the show some time. and. and who knows what his future holds politically? how about now? let's power through these if we can. our back page zeros . who's got your back page zeros. who's got your

eye? this week, alice? oh, i'm just eye? this week, alice? oh, i'm iuoi lumping— eye? this week, alice? oh, i'm iuoi lunpino in— eye? this week, alice? oh, i'm just lumping in all— eye? this week, alice? oh, i'm just lumping in all the- 3,3? “ g 33? oh, i'm just lumping in all the kind of onion— just lumping in all the kind of onocy loiiioio— just lumping in all the kind of angry leftists who are , you angry leftists who are, you know,— angry leftists who are, you lnovl going— angry leftists who are, you know, going on— angry leftists who are, you know, going on about how. how the know, going on about how. how ino pooplo— know, going on about how. how ino pooplo vino— know, going on about how. how the people who sunk on that icon— the people who sunk on that titan submersible were rich and inocoioco— titan submersible were rich and therefore deserve— titan submersible were rich and therefore deserve no sympathy. wnon— therefore deserve no sympathy. wnon i— therefore deserve no sympathy. when i thought— therefore deserve no sympathy. when i thought that was a really ovviul— when i thought that was a really oviul voy— when i thought that was a really oviul voy io— when i thought that was a really ovviul voy io 90— when i thought that was a really awful way to go about things, oopociolly— awful way to go about things, oopociolly on— awful way to go about things, especially on twitter, you saw nony— especially on twitter, you saw nony pooplo— especially on twitter, you saw many people like— especially on twitter, you saw many people like ash sarkar, for ovonplo,— many people like ash sarkar, for example, talking— many people like ash sarkar, for example, talking about how iocouo— example, talking about how. because-billionaires, because they were billionaires, vou— because they were billionaires, you—onio- because they were billionaires, you—inn, inoy| you know, all these this, they olnooi— you know, all these this, they olnooi noo— you know, all these this, they almost had it— you know, all these this, they almost had it coming. yeah. inouoni— almost had it coming. yeah. inouoni ii— almost had it coming. yeah. thought it was— almost had it coming. yeah. thought it was really sad and luci— thought it was really sad and just-inhumane— thought it was really sad and just inhumane and that'sjust just so inhumane and that's just oucn— just so inhumane and that's just oucn .— just so inhumane and that's just oucn o, you— just so inhumane and that's just such a, you know,— just so inhumane and that's just such a, you know, that's not vnoi— such a, you know, that's not vnoi ino— such a, you know, that's not what the british _ such a, you know, that's not what the british people feel at all what the british people feel at oll iovocoo— what the british people feel at all towards these _ what the british people feel at all towards these sorts of icopoiioo— all towards these sorts of tragedies. and- all towards these sorts of tragedies. and i think it says oonoinino— tragedies. and i think it says something about culture in something about the culture in at something about the culture in oi ino— something about the culture in oi ino-oc— something about the culture in at the _as well, - something about the culture in at the as well, which at the moment as well, which luci— at the moment as well, which iuoi—io- just doesn't seem to have a coopoci— just doesn't seem to have a coopoci ion— just doesn't seem to have a respect for the _ just doesn't seem to have a respect for the dignity of human liio. — respect for the dignity of human no .you— respect for the dignity of human liio-you lnovl— respect for the dignity of human life. you know, recently in life. and, you know, recently in nonliononi— life. and, you know, recently in parliament-week,- life. and, you know, recently in parliament week, we've been parliament this week, we've been noocino— hearing committees about euthanasia— hearing committees about euthanasia obviously , you euthanasia and obviously, you lnovl— euthanasia and obviously, you loo-— euthanasia and obviously, you know,-we have- euthanasia and obviously, you- know,-we havelgrowing know, we have we have a growing novo-vnicn— know, we have we have a growing move-which appears- know, we have we have a growing move which appears to move moment which appears to mini— move moment which appears to ininl-oloy— move moment which appears to ininl-oloy io— move moment which appears to think-okay to kill- think it's okay to kill children,— think it's okay to kill children, to- think it's okay to kill children, to kill babies when inoy-co— children, to kill babies when they're-months- children, to kill babies when they're months old in they're like nine months old in they're like nine months old in ino—iuoi— the womb. it's just unbelievable. have the womb. it's just unbelievable.-have become the womb. it's just umationable.-have become the womb. it's just umation that .have become the womb. it's just umation that can have become the womb. it's just umation that can cares become the womb. it's just— umation that can cares aboutome a nation that can cares about nunon— a nation that can cares about human conception to human life from conception to old-,— human life from conception to oil. ino— human life from conception to old-, the sanctity- human life from conception to old , the sanctity of life.

old age, the sanctity of life. violi— old age, the sanctity of life. you soil— old age, the sanctity of life. you soil .— old age, the sanctity of life. well said . ironic,— old age, the sanctity of life. well said . ironic, by- old age, the sanctity of life. well said . ironic, by the- old age, the sanctity of life. well said . ironic, by the way, well said. ironic, by the way, the attacks on this titanic crew from supposedly be kind from the supposedly be kind bngade from the supposedly be kind brigade , mike, who's who's your brigade, mike, who's who's your who's your back page zero today? well i've gone for somebody that i occasionally write about on my breakfast show as radio laureate. i often write an inoioni— laureate. i often write an instant poem _ 333.3; i often write an instant poem every morning, oiooluioly— instant poem every morning, absolutely instant. so and sally can absolutely instant. so and sally oiion— absolutely instant. so and sally can often comes— absolutely instant. so and sally can often comes in— absolutely instant. so and sally can often comes in the firing lino.— can often comes in the firing lino. lonoon— can often comes in the firing line. london mayor so he's he's coming— line. london mayor so he's he's conning in— line. london mayor so he's he's conning in ino— line. london mayor so he's he's coming in the firing line again ioooy— coming in the firing line again ioooy ion— coming in the firing line again today for ulez_ coming in the firing line again today for ulez |_ coming in the firing line again today for ulez i mean this thing of today for ulez i mean this thing oi you— today for ulez i mean this thing oi you know— today for ulez i mean this thing of you know constantly conoionily— of you know constantly constantly saying you know, our vicio— constantly saying you know, our kids oni— constantly saying you know, our kids and breathing in the air. nui— kids and breathing in the air. nuo ii— kids and breathing in the air. nuo ii you— kids and breathing in the air. nui ii you poy— kids and breathing in the air. but if you pay your cash, it's all but if you pay your cash, it's oll noni— but if you pay your cash, it's oll cioni .— but if you pay your cash, it's all right . that's— but if you pay your cash, it's all right . that's all right all right. that's all right lion.— all right. that's all right inon. vou— all right. that's all right then. you know , you know the then. you know, you know the nooy — then. you know, you know the nooy ii— then. you know, you know the nooy ii io— then. you know, you know the money. it is extra— then. you know, you know the money. it is extra ordinary. and vvnon— money. it is extra ordinary. and vvnon you— money. it is extra ordinary. and when you think— money. it is extra ordinary. and when you think that back in the noes,— when you think that back in the noon wo— when you think that back in the noon oovo oi— when you think that back in the 1700s, 60% of londoners didn't livo— i700s, 60% of londoners didn't livo pooc— i700s, 60% of londoners didn't livo pooi ino— i700s, 60% of londoners didn't live past the age— 1700s, 60% of londoners didn't live past the age of ten years old:— live past the age of ten years olcl you— live past the age of ten years olo, you know,— live past the age of ten years old, you know, i— live past the age of ten years old, you know, i mean, i'm not ooyino— old, you know, i mean, i'm not ooyino inoi-o— old, you know, i mean, i'm not saying that's right,— old, you know, i mean, i'm not saying that's right, but i mean, he saying that's right, but i mean, no puis— saying that's right, but i mean, no puio ii— saying that's right, but i mean, no puio ii in— saying that's right, but i mean, he puts it in perspective. ' “3 he puts it in perspective. and the he puts it in perspective. and one lonuon— he puts it in perspective. and the london underground, the air

is 100 times worse. akua i've only got a few seconds. who's your back page zero. well, it's actually your back page zero. well, it's ociuolly ino — your back page zero. well, it's actually the company- 3 3 g well, it's actually the company oceangate oxpooiiion. — actually the company oceangate expedition. and— actually the company oceangate expedition. and really, the sort of expedition. and really, the sort oi iiionic— expedition. and really, the sort of titanic. yes.— expedition. and really, the sort of titanic. yes. and the, you know,— of titanic. yes. and the, you lnovl ino — of titanic. yes. and the, you know, the sort— of titanic. yes. and the, you know, the sort of- of titanic. yes. and the, you know, the sort of sort of novocicl— know, the sort of sort of novocicl ,— know, the sort of sort of maverick , gung approach. and maverick, gung approach. and ilouiino— maverick, gung approach. and ilouiino ino— maverick, gung approach. and flouting the rules because onoy-co— flouting the rules because inoy-co in— flouting the rules because they're in international waters. ano— they're in international waters. ano oo— they're in international waters. and so inoco— they're in international waters. and so there was— they're in international waters. and so there was no legislation inoc— and so there was no legislation inoi inoy— and so there was no legislation inoi inoy noo— and so there was no legislation that they had to— and so there was no legislation that they had to abide by. and it that they had to abide by. and i vvo— that they had to abide by. and it was obviously— that they had to abide by. and it was obviously the you know , it was obviously the you know, the it was obviously the you know, no poon — it was obviously the you know, the person running the company and the person running the company on vo— the person running the company on vocy— the person running the company ono vocy, you— the person running the company and was very, you know , flouting and was very, you know, flouting the and was very, you know, flouting ino culoo— and was very, you know, flouting ino culoo ono— and was very, you know, flouting the rules and taking risks and covolioc— the rules and taking risks and cavalier with— the rules and taking risks and cavalier with awkward parallels of cavalier with awkward parallels oi ino— cavalier with awkward parallels of the original— cavalier with awkward parallels of the original titanic tragedy ono— of the original titanic tragedy ono milo— of the original titanic tragedy and mike alice— of the original titanic tragedy and mike alice loved your conpony— and mike alice loved your conpony ,— and mike alice loved your company , thanks to my brilliant company, thanks to my brilliant coon. — company, thanks to my brilliant coon. anu— company, thanks to my brilliant team. and most— company, thanks to my brilliant team. ' team. and most importantly, to you for your company headliners. this next, we're back tomorrow at nine. i'm jacob rees—mogg, the member of parliament for nonh the member of parliament for north somerset and a former north east somerset and a former government minister years government minister for years i have corridors have walked the corridors of power both westminster and power in both westminster and the city of london. we to the city of london. we need to have the city of london. we need to novo—ino- have the arguments, the discussions— have the arguments, the discussions on how we make it ioiioc— discussions on how we make it ioiioc coop— discussions on how we make it better crop failures, famine, war, suffering _ better crop failures, famine,

war, suffering on a scale conploioly— war, suffering on a scale completely unimaginable. 333; 33 completely unimaginable. we are pulling— completely unimaginable. we are pulling ino— completely unimaginable. we are pulling ino con— completely unimaginable. we are putting the cart before the horse. as putting the cart before the horse . as charles the first said horse. as charles the first said at horse. as charles the first said oi ino — horse. as charles the first said at the scaffold,— horse. as charles the first said at the scaffold, he— as charles the first said at the scaffold, he was the true ooionooc— at the scaffold, he was the true ooionooc oi— at the scaffold, he was the true defender of liberty . 333“ defender of liberty. yeah, i've completely derailed the conversation. join me monday to inucoooy— conversation. join me monday to inuccooy oi— conversation. join me monday to inuccooy oi 8— conversation. join me monday to inucoioy oi 8 pm.— conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on- 3“ join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on gb news iciioin— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news iciioin .—

hello, i'm rory smith in the gb hello, i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom, russian mercenary newsroom, russian mercenary group troops have pulled out of group troops have pulled out of the city of rostov. it's after the city of rostov. it's after their leader, yevgeny prigozhin their leader, yevgeny prigozhin , ordered his fighters to turn , ordered his fighters to turn back from moscow to avoid back from moscow to avoid bloodshed . they were on their bloodshed . they were on their bloodshed. they were on their way to the city to remove bloodshed. they were on their way to the city to remove russian commanders. prigozhin blames for mishandling the war in ukraine. the kremlin says a criminal case against him will be dropped as it's reported, he will move to belarus under a deal arranged by belarus president. we can now listen to

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