out following her cancer checked out following her cancer diagnosis,— checked out following her cancer diagnosis, the— checked out following her cancer diagnosis, the duchess of york is recovering— diagnosis, the duchess of york is recovering at— diagnosis, the duchess of york is recovering at home today aiiei— is recovering at home today after undergoing surgery for shock— after undergoing surgery for shock .— after undergoing surgery for shock . breast— after undergoing surgery for shock . breast cancer diagnosis . shock. breast cancer diagnosis. ani— shock. breast cancer diagnosis. ami ii— shock. breast cancer diagnosis. ami ii ws— shock. breast cancer diagnosis. ami ii a— shock. breast cancer diagnosis. and it was a weekend- shock. breast cancer diagnosis. and it was a weekend of- shock. breast cancer diagnosis. and it was a weekend of turmoil in russia. we're learning more and more details about the attempted bargainer military coup , the biggest ever challenge coup, the biggest ever challenge to putin's authority since he became president 23 years ago. is it the beginning of the end of vladimir putin and ahead of the is 75th anniversary? this week, a shocking new- "la , this week, a shocking new report has mvsaisi— week, a shocking new report has mvsaiei imi— week, a shocking new report has revealed just how— week, a shocking new report has revealed just how bad our health service— revealed just how bad our health service is— revealed just how bad our health service is compared to other isvsispsi— service is compared to other developed nations . and the prime developed nations. and the prime iiinisisi— developed nations. and the prime iiinisisi wiii— developed nations. and the prime minister will be— developed nations. and the prime minister will be talking about iiis— minister will be talking about iiis issue— minister will be talking about this issue this— minister will be talking about this issue this morning . this issue this morning. so— this issue this morning. so you— this issue this morning. so you may— this issue this morning. so you may have noticed we've mi— so you may have noticed we've me o— so you may have noticed we've me o iiiiie— so you may have noticed we've had a little bit— so you may have noticed we've had a little bit of— so you may have noticed we've had a little bit of a makeover mis— had a little bit of a makeover this morning.— had a little bit of a makeover this morning. i— had a little bit of a makeover this morning. i think it was all aike— this morning. i think it was all iiae o— this morning. i think it was all like a summer— this morning. i think it was all like a summer refresh here on gb news.— like a summer refresh here on gb news. vie— like a summer refresh here on gb news. we couldn't— like a summer refresh here on gb news. we couldn't have done it without— news. we couldn't have done it without you— news. we couldn't have done it without you continuing to watch

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and.bev good- and.bev good morning and. bev- good morning . ano. nev— good morning . after and. neo— good morning . after a dramatic good morning. after a dramatic 24 hours of russia on saturday, we're learning more and more today about the attempted coup and quick escalation of the wagner mercenaries who marched on moscow. they got within 120 miles. the failed coup or mutiny, effectively was led by one of vladimir putin's closest confidants, former caterer and now leader of the wagner mercenary group prigozhin. prigozhin is the most serious rnrear— prigozhin is the most serious rnrear ro— prigozhin is the most serious threat to putin's— prigozhin is the most serious threat to putin's leadership sie— threat to putin's leadership zooo— threat to putin's leadership since 2000 and— threat to putin's leadership since 2000 and raises the serious question what now for purine— serious question what now for purine ani— serious question what now for putin? and of— serious question what now for putin? and of course, it's been a nuge— putin? and of course, it's been a nuge noraei— putin? and of course, it's been a huge morale boost for the neieaguerei— a huge morale boost for the beleaguered ukrainian troops as russia— beleaguered ukrainian troops as russia descends— beleaguered ukrainian troops as russia descends further into enaos— russia descends further into enaos .— russia descends further into enaos . so— russia descends further into chaos . so this— russia descends further into chaos . so this prigozhin paul chaos. so this prigozhin paul hawkins— chaos. so this prigozhin paul nauains is— chaos. so this prigozhin paul hawkins is with— chaos. so this prigozhin paul hawkins is with us here now to explain— hawkins is with us here now to eopiain unar— hawkins is with us here now to explain what happened at the weekend.— explain what happened at the weekend. paul,— explain what happened at the weekend. paul, for people who nignr— weekend. paul, for people who nignr nave— weekend. paul, for people who might have not— weekend. paul, for people who might have not been watching a lot might have not been watching a or or— might have not been watching a or or reiiy— might have not been watching a lot of telly over— might have not been watching a lot of telly over the weekend, iusr— lot of telly over the weekend, tum-unar— lot of telly over the weekend, just what happened us. lot of telly over the weekend,- just-what happened-us. just recap what happened for us. so just recap what happened for us. so-rrigoznin— just recap what happened for us. so-rrigoznin in- just recap what happened for us. so-prigozhin in is- just recap what happened for us. so-prigozhin in is 0r- so yevgeny prigozhin in is or was that's still a bit of a grey area. the head of the wagner group there were mercer group that effective uses as

that russia effective uses as part of its fighting force in ukraine private army it's a private army thing. such a thing exist. private army thing. such a thing exisr. iieii— private army thing. such a thing exist. well yeah. _ private army thing. such a thing exist. well yeah. and- private army thing. such a thing exist. well yeah. and they also operate they also have an online arm as well. they're accused of interference in the 2016 us presidential election in so and they've also got operations in africa, mali , central african africa, mali, central african republic. they're mercenaries available for hire, but they've been leading a large part of the fight in ukraine. now formerly known as putin's chef, very close to putin, kind of effectively fighting alongside the russian army in the past few months, he's been getting increasingly heated, increasingly heated, increasingly angry because he's been saying, look, the russian military is not equipping us. we've effectively we need more ammunition. there's this video from about a month ago where he's standing in front of bodies of his own fighters and the american estimate is that 10,000 fighters, wagner fighters , have fighters, wagner fighters, have died in ukraine since the start of the year. he's standing there going, look, we haven't got enough ammunition. and he refers to president by a of

to president putin by a sort of nickname. he has in russia, happy grandpa. says even happy grandpa. he says even happy grandpa. he says even happy must be happy happy grandpa. he says even happthis. must be happy happy grandpa. he says even happthis. and must be happy happy grandpa. he says even happthis. and then st be happy happy grandpa. he says even happthis. and then goes happy happy grandpa. he says even happthis. and then goes on )py happy grandpa. he says even happthis. and then goes on to' with this. and then goes on to call a number names. this call him a number of names. this is calling vladimir is unheard of, calling vladimir putin criticising why putin names, criticising why he's fighting war and he's he's fighting the war and he's even been openly putting out on social media. look, this this war is a bit of a fabrication, really. we're they're kind really. we're not they're kind of directly against the of going directly against the kremlin narrative. so this has been kind of on the cards for some then saturday, fast some time. then saturday, fast moving events , gathers moving events, he gathers the troops together , leaves ukraine troops together, leaves ukraine and heading north up the and starts heading north up the m4 towards moscow. and before, you know it, he's within 120 miles of moscow. he's taken rostov on don. they've occupied key russian military military sites and in moscow, they're preparing effectively for a kind of invasion, a lockdown. they introducing up roads, aren't they? digging up roads and introducing anti—terrorist measures this morning, only measures that this morning, only this morning, the mayor of moscow has rescinded. so you've got this kind of army that's available for hire, led by a former ally of putin, effectively doing a u—turn and

going against vladimir putin. then all of a sudden in the in the space of 3 or 4 hours, went to the theatre. i went to the theatre saturday night. i go in and they're on their way to moscow. we come out and they've done there's an amnesty. done a deal. there's an amnesty. all charges are dropped all the charges are dropped against fighters and against the wagner fighters and yevgeny prigozhin. no. why yet do we know why he's do we? we don't know why he's going go to belarus and he's going to go to belarus and he's going to go to belarus and he's going to go to belarus and he's going to sit out in belarus, which interesting which is interesting because it's alexander it's run by alexander lukashenko. belarus lukashenko. that's the belarus belarusian leader, a kind of ally of putin, although although they haven't been getting on quite as well, recent early amnesty him and a deal for amnesty for him and a deal for the wagner fighters, you can sign up to the russian military and everyone's thinking, well, this a bit strange because this is a bit strange because this is a bit strange because this morning vladimir putin was on giving speech where he on tv giving a speech where he was this is a crime, this was saying this is a crime, this is treason. and then all of a sudden charges are dropped. sudden the charges are dropped. so everyone's wondering sudden the charges are dropped. so eyevgenys wondering sudden the charges are dropped. so eyevgeny prigozhin�*ig sudden the charges are dropped. so eyevgeny prigozhin ?i where is yevgeny prigozhin? what's going to happen to wagner? won't continue in its wagner? it won't continue in its current form. what's going to happen wagner fighters? happen to the wagner fighters? how feeling? 25,000

how are they feeling? 25,000 troops has now how are they feeling? 25,000 troops-has now lost troops that putin has now lost for nis— troops that putin has now lost for his-effort?— troops that putin has now lost for his effort? yeah. o” for his war effort? yeah. or has nee— for his war effort? yeah. or has he? neause— for his war effort? yeah. or has he? because there was a lot of sympathy , though, that. well, sympathy, though, that. well, first all, in terms of first of all, in terms of following yevgeny prigozhin, they're they're very they're very he then took very loyal to him. he then took them , you know, halfway to them, you know, halfway to moscow , then turned around and moscow, then turned around and said, actually, guys, i'm out of here. i'm i'm going to go to belarus now. of how belarus now. duke of york, how would and then and now would you feel? and then and now in of fight in in terms of the fight in ukraine, what's going to happen there? the there? will they fold into the russian military because there's a lot of sympathy for the resources that the russian military fighters resources that the russian militrbeen fighters resources that the russian militrbeen getting fighters resources that the russian militrbeen getting or fighters resources that the russian militrbeen getting or notfighters resources that the russian militrbeen getting or not getting have been getting or not getting on the front line. and in terms of ukraine, well, kind of ukraine, well, they're kind of ukraine, well, they're kind of and just of sitting back and just watching moment. watching this at the moment. it's necessarily a good it's not necessarily a good thing were to be thing if putin were to be ousted. it doesn't like ousted. it doesn't look like that's to happen. and that's going to happen. and also, what about vladimir putin's now, the strong putin's image now, the strong man russia? yeah, one of the man of russia? yeah, one of the mosa— man of russia? yeah, one of the nosr—rnar- most interesting angles that i neari— most interesting angles that i nearer—ane- most interesting angles that ii heard—the idea heard this morning is the idea anar— heard this morning is the idea rnar-avenei— heard this morning is the idea that-averted coup- heard this morning is the idea that averted coup has that this averted coup has aeruaiiy— that this averted coup has actually strengthened in actually strengthened putin in the actually strengthened putin in rne eyes— actually strengthened putin in rne eyes or— actually strengthened putin in the eyes of the— actually strengthened putin in the eyes of the russian people ieause— the eyes of the russian people because what _ the eyes of the russian people because what they really didn't nann— because what they really didn't nanr, unar— because what they really didn't want, what they— because what they really didn't want, what they really didn't nam— want, what they really didn't mam-a—

want, what they really didn't want-a civil— want, what they really didn't want-a civil war- want, what they really didn't want a civil war within want was a civil war within rneir— want was a civil war within their-country. - want was a civil war within their country. that's what their own country. that's what the russian people themselves ion-r— the russian people themselves dour—faer- the russian people themselves don't—fact that. don't want. and the fact that purin— don't want. and the fact that putin managed— don't want. and the fact that putin managed to avert that nignr— putin managed to avert that might actually,— putin managed to avert that might actually, in the of might actually, in the eyes of his might actually, in the eyes of nis on— might actually, in the eyes of his own people,— might actually, in the eyes of his own people, have strengthened his position. i anim— strengthened his position. i mini—up- strengthened his position. i trim—up nis- think it speeded up his departure, his exit, how long it's going to be, we know. it's going to be, we don't know. we've pottinger. we've got piers pottinger. before pottinger, before we go to piers pottinger, you're on everything. you're an expert on everything. what's what's your hunch? what's your what's your hunch? well, think is the very well, i think this is the very muon— well, i think this is the very nuen ane— well, i think this is the very much the first— well, i think this is the very much the first act in a wagner opera — much the first act in a wagner opera eooi— much the first act in a wagner opera. good point.— much the first act in a wagner opera. good point. it's over opera. good point. it's not over yer.— opera. good point. it's not over yen-roa— opera. good point. it's not over yen-ior rnroe- opera. good point. it's not over yet.-lot more to- opera. good point. it's not over yet. lot more to come. yet. there's a lot more to come. rean— yet. there's a lot more to come. vean ani— yet. there's a lot more to come. em and ne— yet. there's a lot more to come. yeah, and the key— yet. there's a lot more to come. yeah, and the key date is the urn— yeah, and the key date is the inn or— yeah, and the key date is the 17th of march.— yeah, and the key date is the 17th of march. next year when rnere-s— 17th of march. next year when rnere-s a— 17th of march. next year when there's a presidential election or supposed— there's a presidential election or supposea ro— there's a presidential election or supposed to be in russia . and or supposed to be in russia. and it's or supposed to be in russia. and its oniy— or supposed to be in russia. and its oniy nine— or supposed to be in russia. and it's only nine months away. and rraiirionaiiy,— it's only nine months away. and traditionally, russians like sarong— traditionally, russians like strong leaders. they don't like to strong leaders. they don't like ro see— strong leaders. they don't like ro any— strong leaders. they don't like ro any sign— strong leaders. they don't like to see any sign of— strong leaders. they don't like to see any sign of weakness. and the to see any sign of weakness. and rne faer— to see any sign of weakness. and am no anar— to see any sign of weakness. and the fact that putin— to see any sign of weakness. and the fact that putin crazily reersr— the fact that putin crazily refers in— the fact that putin crazily refers in his— the fact that putin crazily refers in his speech, that poll fairing— refers in his speech, that poll was talking about on television, he was talking about on television, ne referred— was talking about on television, he referred to _ was talking about on television, he referred to 1917— was talking about on television, he referred to 1917 when the nor— he referred to 1917 when the isar .— he referred to 1917 when the isar . fean. — he referred to 1917 when the tsar. yeah. came crashing down. ani— tsar. yeah. came crashing down. ami fnaf— tsar. yeah. came crashing down. and that seemed— tsar. yeah. came crashing down. and that seemed very odd. and so and ruin— and that seemed very odd. and so and putin hasn't— and that seemed very odd. and so and putin hasn't been seen since

the and putin hasn't been seen since fne weekend,— and putin hasn't been seen since the weekend, although they've been — the weekend, although they've been running— the weekend, although they've been running pre— the weekend, although they've been running pre recorded infenieus— been running pre recorded interviews with him. and wagner supposeaiy— interviews with him. and wagner supposeaiy in— interviews with him. and wagner supposedly in belarus . i mean, i supposedly in belarus. i mean, i nouiin-f— supposedly in belarus. i mean, i uouiin-f pe— supposedly in belarus. i mean, i wouldn't be drinking tea if i nim— wouldn't be drinking tea if i nin. uo— wouldn't be drinking tea if i was him. no mr— wouldn't be drinking tea if i was him. no mr putin's anywhere fne— was him. no mr putin's anywhere fne feapof— was him. no mr putin's anywhere near the teapot ._ was him. no mr putin's anywhere near the teapot . yeah. and i near the teapot. yeah. and i , puf— near the teapot. yeah. and i mean , but again, the americans mean, but again, the americans are mean, but again, the americans ninfing— mean, but again, the americans are hinting that— mean, but again, the americans are hinting that this might have been— are hinting that this might have been an— are hinting that this might have been an aukus_ are hinting that this might have been an aukus rated event, which again— been an aukus rated event, which again i— been an aukus rated event, which again i fini— been an aukus rated event, which again, i find very— been an aukus rated event, which again, i find very bizarre . i again, i find very bizarre. i fnim— again, i find very bizarre. i fnina fne— again, i find very bizarre. i think the truth— again, i find very bizarre. i think the truth is behind the scenes, no one— think the truth is behind the scenes, no one knows quite unaf-s— scenes, no one knows quite unaf-s going— scenes, no one knows quite unaf-s going on— scenes, no one knows quite what's going on at the moment, but what's going on at the moment, iuf fnere-s— what's going on at the moment, but there's certainly a lot. rean— but there's certainly a lot. fean rean— but there's certainly a lot. yeah, yeah . _ but there's certainly a lot. yeah, yeah . 'r: but there's certainly a lot. yeah, yeah . ' r: but there's certainly a lot. - yeah, yeah . and the corruption, yeah, yeah. and the corruption, much more to come and of course, putin controls the media completely and totally. yeah, absolutely. and we- yeah, absolutely. and we should add, by absolutely. and we should add, bli—sergev- absolutely. and we should add,| bli—sergev shoygur by the way, just sergey shoygu, the by the way, just sergey shoygu, fne—ieeni the defence minister, has been seen inspecting— the defence minister, has been seen inspecting troops this seen inspecting the troops this morning— seen inspecting the troops this morning ani— seen inspecting the troops this morning and that— seen inspecting the troops this morning and that is thought to be morning and that is thought to ie signai— morning and that is thought to be signal vacant— morning and that is thought to be signal vacant because yevgeny irigoznin— be signal vacant because yevgeny irigoznin-saying,— be signal vacant because yevgeny prigozhin saying, look, prigozhin was saying, look, you-e— prigozhin was saying, look, you-ve-fo— prigozhin was saying, look, you-ye-fo ger— prigozhin was saying, look, you've -to get .of . prigozhin was saying, look, you've to get of this you've got to get rid of this guy— you've got to get rid of this guy-purin— you've got to get rid of this guy putin effectively guy and putin effectively fnrougn— guy and putin effectively through media guy and putin effectively through-media no, through the media is saying, no, ne-s— through the media is saying, no, ne-s sfiii— through the media is saying, no, he's still-charge— through the media is saying, no, he's still-charge . - he's still in charge. gentlemen,- he's still in charge. gentlemen, thank you for that. start moving on now. sarah ferguson duchess is ferguson, duchess of york, is back recovering home in back recovering at home in windsor after windsor this morning after undergoing mastectomy

undergoing a single mastectomy surgery breast cancer after surgery for breast cancer after she received a shock diagnosis dunng she received a shock diagnosis during a routine mammogram. she spoke about it in her podcast. it's very important that i speak about it. i want every single person— about it. i want every single person fnaf— about it. i want every single person that is— e i want every single person that is listening to this poieasf— person that is listening to this poieasf fo— person that is listening to this poaeasr ro go— person that is listening to this podcast to go get— person that is listening to this podcast to go get checked, go get podcast to go get checked, go gef seenei— podcast to go get checked, go get screened and— podcast to go get checked, go get screened and go, go do it . get screened and go, go do it. nugeiy— get screened and go, go do it. nugeiy imporranf— get screened and go, go do it. hugely important the- get screened and go, go do it. hugely important the duchess, as she recovers at home. a statement from sarah says she wanted to express her immense gratitude to the medical gratitude to all the medical staff who've supported in recent days. was treated the days. she was treated at the edward the seventh, what we always the royal hospital edward the seventh, what we al\london. the royal hospital edward the seventh, what we al\london. we're oyal hospital edward the seventh, what we al\ london. we're joining spital edward the seventh, what we al\ london. we're joining spi'now in london. we're joining us now from central is our very own royal correspondent, cameron walker. is big, walker. cameron, this is a big, significant spoken significant step. she's spoken out. gets a lot of flak and out. she gets a lot of flak and criticism, from people criticism, not least from people like is important like me. but this is important what done here. i mean, it what she's done here. i mean, it certainly is what she's done here. i mean, it oerfainiy is .— what she's done here. i mean, it certainly is . and— what she's done here. i mean, it certainly is . and it— : i mean, it certainly is . and it appears the certainly is. and it appears the disease— certainly is. and it appears the disease ws— certainly is. and it appears the disease was caught early. the cancer was caught early . and her cancer was caught early. and her ioefors— cancer was caught early. and her ioefors nave— cancer was caught early. and her doctors have told— cancer was caught early. and her doctors have told sarah ferguson fnaf— doctors have told sarah ferguson fnaf ner— doctors have told sarah ferguson that her prognosis— doctors have told sarah ferguson that her prognosis is very good. but that her prognosis is very good. nuf i— that her prognosis is very good. nuf i anim—

that her prognosis is very good. but i think it's— that her prognosis is very good. but i think it's quite significant- but i think it's quite significant ,- but i think it's quite significant , the fact that she significant, the fact that she nas— significant, the fact that she has decided _ significant, the fact that she has decided to— significant, the fact that she has decided to speak out. iieniers— has decided to speak out. members of— has decided to speak out. members of the royal family or nose— members of the royal family or fnose in— members of the royal family or fnose in me— members of the royal family or those in the close— members of the royal family or those in the close royal circles usuaiiy— those in the close royal circles usuaiiy io— those in the close royal circles usually do not— those in the close royal circles usually do not speak about their neiieai— usually do not speak about their medical issues— usually do not speak about their medical issues ._ usually do not speak about their medical issues. but sarah rerguson— medical issues. but sarah ferguson, duchess of york , her ferguson, duchess of york, her fafner— ferguson, duchess of york, her father actually— ferguson, duchess of york, her father actually died of prostate so if— father actually died of prostate cancer. so it is— father actually died of prostate cancer. so it is a— father actually died of prostate cancer. so it is a disease and an very— cancer. so it is a disease and an issue very close to her nean. — an issue very close to her nean. ani— an issue very close to her heart. and during her podcast, wnien— heart. and during her podcast, wnien ws— heart. and during her podcast, which was released this morning , fne— which was released this morning , fne fea— which was released this morning ,fne iea rains— which was released this morning , the tea talks podcast , the , the tea talks podcast, the oueness— , the tea talks podcast, the oueness of— , the tea talks podcast, the duchess of york— , the tea talks podcast, the duchess of york has spoken about now— duchess of york has spoken about now sne— duchess of york has spoken about now sne feif— duchess of york has spoken about how she felt about— duchess of york has spoken about how she felt about her experience. _ how she felt about her experience. so let's take a iisfen. — experience. so let's take a iisfen. fn— experience. so let's take a listen. i'm taking this as a as a rear— listen. i'm taking this as a as a reai giff— listen. i'm taking this as a as a reai giff fo— listen. i'm taking this as a as a real gift to me— listen. i'm taking this as a as a real gift to me to change my fife,— a real gift to me to change my pg, fo— a real gift to me to change my life, to nurture— a real gift to me to change my life, to nurture myself. i'm faking— life, to nurture myself. i'm taking myself— life, to nurture myself. i'm taking myself seriously. i'm going to get , taking myself seriously. i'm going to get, you taking myself seriously. i'm going to get , you know, get going to get, you know, get under stand it, get super fit , under stand it, get super fit, super strong. really understand what what it was that caused this to , to come as a shadow. it this to, to come as a shadow. it was a shadow like , you know, was a shadow like, you know, looking look at it straight . on

looking look at it straight. on with that podcast was recorded the day before sarah ferguson went in to have her operation . went in to have her operation. according to the sun newspaper. she according to the sun newspaper. sne is— according to the sun newspaper. sne is no— according to the sun newspaper. she is now back— according to the sun newspaper. she is now back at— according to the sun newspaper. she is now back at royal lodge in winison— she is now back at royal lodge in windsor, recovering and surrounded— in windsor, recovering and surrounded by— in windsor, recovering and surrounded by her family, panieuiariy— surrounded by her family, particularly her two daughters. ani— particularly her two daughters. ami of— particularly her two daughters. and of course,— particularly her two daughters. and of course, sarah ferguson is a grananofner— and of course, sarah ferguson is a grandmother of— and of course, sarah ferguson is a grandmother of three herself. ani— a grandmother of three herself. ami sne-s— a grandmother of three herself. ami sne-s very— a grandmother of three herself. and she's very much staying out of me— and she's very much staying out of the limelight— and she's very much staying out of the limelight for now as she recovers as our— of the limelight for now as she recovers as our royal correspondent, cameron walker, rfers— correspondent, cameron walker, piers pottinger— correspondent, cameron walker, piers pottinger ,_ correspondent, cameron walker, piers pottinger , our favourite piers pottinger, our favourite poiifieai— piers pottinger, our favourite political commentator. /r:::r. political commentator. you women— political commentator. you worked with— political commentator. you worked with sarah- political commentator. you worked with sarah ferguson. you were an adviser to her. yes, i do. yes. what's she like? she's actually an incredibly nice woman. she's actually an incredibly nice woman . she's rather vulnerable , woman. she's rather vulnerable, as we know. she— " she's rather vulnerable, as we know. she sometimes when she as we know. she sometimes when sne ws— as we know. she sometimes when sne younger— as we know. she sometimes when sne younger ,— as we know. she sometimes when she was younger , made a lot of she was younger, made a lot of pernaps— she was younger, made a lot of perhaps unfortunate. that's an understatement— perhaps unfortunate. that's an understatement . that. perhaps unfortunate. that's an understatement. if understatement. decisions. just think understatement. decisions. just fnim. very— understatement. decisions. just think. very nice,— understatement. decisions. just think. very nice, kind- understatement. jiirt very nice, kind person , a think. very nice, kind person, a nafuraiiy— think. very nice, kind person, a naturally kind— think. very nice, kind person, a naturally kind ._ think. very nice, kind person, a naturally kind . and— think. very nice, kind person, a naturally kind . and i- very nice, kind person, a naturally kind . and i think , you naturally kind. and i think, you know,— naturally kind. and i think, you know, sne-s— naturally kind. and i think, you know, she's doing— naturally kind. and i think, you know, she's doing the right wing— know, she's doing the right fning nere— know, she's doing the right fning nere py—

know, she's doing the right thing here by draghi paying affenfion— thing here by draghi paying attention to— thing here by draghi paying attention to this dreadful cancer that— attention to this dreadful cancer that affects so many nur— cancer that affects so many women. but the— cancer that affects so many women. but the good news about the women. but the good news about fne eaneer— women. but the good news about the cancer treatment for breast cancer now is it's— the cancer treatment for breast cancer now is it's improved innenseiy— cancer now is it's improved immensely. and— cancer now is it's improved immensely. and the success rate is nuan— immensely. and the success rate is nuen nigner— immensely. and the success rate is much higher in— immensely. and the success rate is much higher in terms of pernanenf— is much higher in terms of permanent cure- is much higher in terms of permanent cure . and i think they permanent cure. and i think they fo— permanent cure. and i think they fo nave— permanent cure. and i think they seem to have got— permanent cure. and i think they seem to have got her very early ani— seem to have got her very early and we— seem to have got her very early and we nusf— seem to have got her very early and we must all— seem to have got her very early and we must all hope that that is gone.— and we must all hope that that is done. our— and we must all hope that that is done. but but— and we must all hope that that is done. but but she's she's spoken— is done. but but she's she's spoken very— is done. but but she's she's spoken very honestly, very openiy— spoken very honestly, very openiy .— spoken very honestly, very openiy . ani— spoken very honestly, very openly . and she always tends to openly. and she always tends to speak— openly. and she always tends to speak very— openly. and she always tends to speak wery openiy.— openly. and she always tends to speak very openly. yeah, that's her speak very openly. yeah, that's ner nafurai— speak very openly. yeah, that's her natural way— speak very openly. yeah, that's her natural way of— speak very openly. yeah, that's her natural way of communicating . inere— her natural way of communicating . inere ar— her natural way of communicating . there are good— her natural way of communicating . there are good words- her natural way of communicating . there are good words she uses to she says doesn't matter if you feel fine. cancer can be silenced. so get screened, get to. i thought that was a really good phrase. cancer be good phrase. cancer can be silent. is. and i think at silent. it is. and i think at me— silent. it is. and i think at the moment,— e and i think at the moment, especially with the he,— the moment, especially with the was, were— the moment, especially with the was, going— the moment, especially with the nhs, we're going to be talking aiouf— nhs, we're going to be talking about—moment.- about it in just a moment. neopre— about it in just a moment. people disillusioned. they people feel disillusioned. they pin,— people feel disillusioned. they pin, on— people feel disillusioned. they think, oh, there's— people feel disillusioned. they think, oh, there's no point frying— think, oh, there's no point. trying-appointment. trying to get an appointment. inere-s—fo- trying to get an appointment. inere-s—fo gefi there's no point trying to get freafnenf— there's no point trying to get treatment-not- there's no point trying to get treatment. not going to get treatment. i'm not going to get seen—i— treatment. i'm not going to get seen—i fnink- treatment. i'm not going to get seen._| think her. seen. so actually, i think her message— seen. so actually, i think her message-af- seen. so actually, i think her message-af a- seen. so actually, i think her message at a very

message comes at a very good fine— message comes at a very good fine fo— message comes at a very good fine fo-peopie— message comes at a very good time to people aware that time to make people aware that you-e— time to make people aware that you-we-gof— time to make people aware that you-we-gof fo— time to make people aware that you've-got to take- you've still got to take responsibility you've still got to take- responsibility-own responsibility for your own man —i responsibility for your own- health. _i mean, health. absolutely. and i mean, i nhs have done a good i think the nhs have done a good job in increasing the screening as with bowel cancer as they have with bowel cancer screening people screening for people over a certain age. everyone gets a letter a testing kit . got letter and a testing kit. got mine last week. they did it mine only last week. they did it sfraignf— mine only last week. they did it sfraignr away. — mine only last week. they did it straight away. yeah.— they did it straight away. yeah. good. you know,— straight away. yeah. good. you know, you-e— straight away. yeah. good. you know, youe gor— straight away. yeah. good. you know, you've got to do it. e know, you've got to do it. it's maneiious— know, you've got to do it. it's marvellous. that— know, you've got to do it. it's marvellous. that is- know, you've got to do it. it's marvellous. that is positive. there's no question as there's no question about it. as for rest of the nhs, for the rest of the nhs, well, you know , it's a terrible mess. you know, it's a terrible mess. and in my view needs completely restructuring and tinkering around with it and pouring more and more taxpayer money into it isn't actually going to solve the major problem , which is it's the major problem, which is it's out of control . well, we've had out of control. well, we've had fnis— out of control. well, we've had we king-s— out of control. well, we've had this king's fund— f well, we've had this king's fund research this morning,— this king's fund research this morning, pierce— this king's fund research this morning, pierce ,_ this king's fund research this morning, pierce , which is morning, pierce, which is a iriiiianf— morning, pierce, which is a brilliant piece— morning, pierce, which is a brilliant piece of work. and the aufnor— brilliant piece of work. and the aufnor nas— brilliant piece of work. and the author has looked— brilliant piece of work. and the author has looked at various neaifn— author has looked at various man are— author has looked at various health care systems around the worki— health care systems around the worii ani— health care systems around the world and compared the nhs eoneiuiing— world and compared the nhs concluding that— world and compared the nhs concluding that we have fewer ct scans, fewer mris,_ concluding that we have fewer ct scans, fewer mris, fewer beds, puf— scans, fewer mris, fewer beds, but fundamentally not enough peopie— but fundamentally not enough peopie. inaf-s— but fundamentally not enough people. that's what he concludes . we— people. that's what he concludes . we need.— people. that's what he concludes . we need. and— people. that's what he concludes . we need. and yet— people. that's what he concludes . we need. and yet we- people. that's what he concludes

. we need. and yet we have over 1.5 million people working there. and you do have to wonder how many more people are we talking about? and also , no, of talking about? and also, no, of those 1.5 million, only 48% are medical, which is shocking . so medical, which is shocking. so the question is, are all these management and admin people really necessary? you'd think with modern technology and now when you go into a hospital, everyone is looking at a computer, you would have thought with technology you need less people, you wouldn't you. but for some reason we seem to keep employing more and more people . employing more and more people. and again, when there's ever any major issue with the nhs, we never hear from the chief executive of the nhs know who i really think should be a bit more publicly visible and accountable given the enormous amount of tax payers money she is responsible for. is it fair also to compare— is responsible for. is it fair also to compare like- is it fair also to compare like with like wnen— also to compare like with like wnen you— also to compare like with like when you consider we have an nhs free af— when you consider we have an nhs free af fne— when you consider we have an nhs free af fne poinf— when you consider we have an nhs free at the point of— when you consider we have an nhs free at the point of delivery? they— free at the point of delivery? iney ion-f— free at the point of delivery? iney font in— free at the point of delivery? they don't in all— free at the point of delivery? they don't in all these other ounies— they don't in all these other countries which— they don't in all these other countries which the nhs is being compared. — countries which the nhs is beingi eonparei. —is compared. the funding model is different completely combination

of funding. of insurance and state funding. and think something along and i think something along those lines is what's desperately needed here, which which party leader would ever have the courage to say that that's the problem. you're never going to that's the problem. you're never going ro gef— that's the problem. you're never going ro gef a— that's the problem. you're never going ro gef a row— you're never going to get a tory leader. it souff— going to get a tory leader. it eouii neve— going to get a tory leader. it could never happen under labour ieeause— could never happen under labour because we created— could never happen under labour because we created the nhs. the iories— because we created the nhs. the iories-ruining— because we created the nhs. the tories-ruining nato- because we created the nhs. the tories ruining nato i tories are ruining nato and i agree— tories are ruining nato and i agree-if— tories are ruining nato and i agree-if can-f- tories are ruining nato and i agree -it can't go i tories are ruining nato and i agree it can't go on agree with you, it can't go on me— agree with you, it can't go on fne way— agree with you, it can't go on fne way if— agree with you, it can't go on rne way if is. — agree with you, it can't go on the way it is. but- agree with you, it can't go on the way it is. but i- agree with you, it can't go on the way it is. " it?" the way it is. but i mean, i can remember as as most recently as ten years ago, the health system in france was always thought to be rather poor, and if you were ill on holiday in france, the best thing to do was come home. but now the health care system in france is infinitely superior to ours here as i know myself from my own experience . yeah. from my own experience. yeah. yeah.i from my own experience. yeah. yeah. i think it's really inponanf— yeah. i think it's really important actually, to make the iisfinefion— important actually, to make the distinction that— important actually, to make the distinction that the nhs being run distinction that the nhs being so being— distinction that the nhs being run so being run— distinction that the nhs being run so being run so poorly at me— run so being run so poorly at fne nonem— run so being run so poorly at the moment there's treatments proviiei— the moment there's treatments proviaea peing— the moment there's treatments provided being so— the moment there's treatments provided being so bad. it's not aiouf— provided being so bad. it's not aiouf fne— provided being so bad. it's not about the individuals working in the about the individuals working in fne-know— about the individuals working in the-know that- about the individuals working in the know that there are the nhs. we know that there are so many— the nhs. we know that there are so many brilliant,— the nhs. we know that there are so many brilliant, hardworking nurses, doctors— so many brilliant, hardworking nurses, doctors ,_ so many brilliant, hardworking nurses, doctors , cleaners, nurses, doctors, cleaners, powers— nurses, doctors, cleaners, porters, cooks. - nurses, doctors, cleaners, porters, cooks. it's not the

individuals— porters, cooks. it's not the individuals but— porters, cooks. it's not the individuals but the system , it individuals but the system, it seems, is completely broken. rfers— seems, is completely broken. iiers ani— seems, is completely broken. piers and partly— seems, is completely broken. piers and partly it's what you-ve— piers and partly it's what you've alluded to there is this idea— you've alluded to there is this idea fnaf— you've alluded to there is this idea fnaf we— you've alluded to there is this idea that we sort— you've alluded to there is this idea that we sort of deify the nus.— idea that we sort of deify the was. on— idea that we sort of deify the was. on we— idea that we sort of deify the nhs. oh, we do.— idea that we sort of deify the nhs. oh, we do. you're not aiiowei— nhs. oh, we do. you're not aiiowei fo— nhs. oh, we do. you're not allowed to ever— nhs. oh, we do. you're not allowed to ever criticise it, are— allowed to ever criticise it, are you,— allowed to ever criticise it, are you in— allowed to ever criticise it, are you, in this— allowed to ever criticise it, are you, in this country? not at aii. — are you, in this country? not at air. -you— are you, in this country? not at air. -you fnink- are you, in this country? not at all. -you think thatl all. and when you think that when a consultant sends a note by email to a gp about a patient that it takes six weeks to get to the gp because it's intercept started by a group of people who analyse and make sure that the consultant isn't saying something wrong or , or whatever something wrong or, or whatever a totally unnecessary filtration system. and if you, if you think you're sending something by email, you'd expect it to arrive instantly . why wouldn't you and instantly. why wouldn't you and what it doesn't six weeks and what's not going to help of course is the junior doctors who we rise. they're not all we know rise. they're not all iunior— we know rise. they're not all iunior af— we know rise. they're not all iunior af an,— we know rise. they're not all junior at all, actually.- " they're not all junior at all, actually. some earning— junior at all, actually. some are earning 90,000 year their are earning 90,000 a year their iunior— are earning 90,000 a year their iunior-ieeone- junior until they become a eonsuifanf— junior until they become a consultant-gp. - junior until they become a consultant gp. they're about consultant or gp. they're about to consultant or gp. they're about fo-a— consultant or gp. they're about fo-a-iay— consultant or gp. they're about to-a-day strike- consultant or gp. they're about to-a -day strike the i to go on a five day strike the iongesf— to go on a five day strike the iongesf ani— to go on a five day strike the longest and most— to go on a five day strike the longest and most sustained, wnien— longest and most sustained, wnienlgoing— longest and most sustained, which-going to- longest and most sustained, which going to make it even which is going to make it even

worsees-f— which is going to make it even worsees-v if— which is going to make it even worse.-yes, it is. - which is going to make it even worse. yes, it is. e worse. yes. yes, it is. it's using— worse. yes. yes, it is. it's going iong— worse. yes. yes, it is. it's doing long term damage. yeah. and doctors ought and these doctors really ought to themselves. very 35% to look at themselves. very 35% pay to look at themselves. very 35% pay they're to look at themselves. very 35% pay-they're seeking- to look at themselves. very 35% pay-they're seeking 35,- very 35% pay they're seeking 35, 5% pay rise. they're seeking 35, 5% pay— pay rise. they're seeking 35, 5% pay rise— pay rise. they're seeking 35, 5% pay in— pay rise. they're seeking 35, 5% pay in fne— pay rise. they're seeking 35, 5% pay rise in the current climate is-frankiy— pay rise in the current climate is frankly, obscene . is quite frankly, obscene. wean. — is quite frankly, obscene. wean. ami— is quite frankly, obscene. yeah. and they— is quite frankly, obscene. yeah. and they take- is quite frankly, obscene. yeah. and they take what's called the hippocratic oath to be a doctor. i would i'd be asking each and every one of them how safe do you feel the patients are going to be while you're doing this absurd strike? yeah, and it really is absurd. and today we think that we're going— and today we think that we're goinglget_ and today we think that we're goinglgef fne— and today we think that we're going-get the -of- and today we think that we're going get the of the going to get the result of the iaiiof— going to get the result of the iaiiof-fne — going to get the result of the ballot-the royal- going to get the result of the ballot the royal college of ballot from the royal college of nursing.— ballot from the royal college of nursing—fnel nursing. and i think that's the eni— nursing. and i think that's the enilfne— nursing. and i think that's the end lthe nursing— nursing. and i think that's the end the nursing strike, which end of the nursing strike, which is going— end of the nursing strike, which is going fo— end of the nursing strike, which is going ro pe— end of the nursing strike, which is going to be hugely important. afsoiufeiy. — is going to be hugely important. absolutely. _ actually. absolutely. rishi sunak actually wrote newspapers wrote in one of the newspapers yesterday feelings about the yesterday his feelings about the nhs. we know he feels really strongly it. always strongly about it. he's always saying he's a family strongly about it. he's always sa'pharmacists.; a family strongly about it. he's always sa'pharmacists. yeah, a family strongly about it. he's always sa'pharmacists. yeah, a fa iiily strongly about it. he's always sa'pharmacists. yeah, a fai have of pharmacists. yeah, and i have to say on this issue, i do believe him. i do believe that he feels strongly that the nhs is that does have a is something that he does have a feel in making work. feel invested in making it work. it win votes if he get it will win votes if he can get these waiting lists down, it will. buti these waiting lists down, it will. but i don't think he's got fine— will. but i don't think he's got fine fo— will. but i don't think he's got fine fo io— will. but i don't think he's got fine fo do if.— will. but i don't think he's got time to do it. this— will. but i don't think he's got time to do it. this is- at but i don't think he's got time to do it. this is the propiem— time to do it. this is the propien. i— time to do it. this is the problem. i don't think the

government's— problem. i don't think the government's time problem. i don't think the- government's-time at government's got any time at all to government's got any time at all folanyfning— government's got any time at all folanyfning-fne- government's got any time at all to anything the next to do anything before the next eieefion— to do anything before the next eieefion .— to do anything before the next election . and— to do anything before the next election . and we've seen the election. and we've seen the reunion— election. and we've seen the education secretary at the weekend— education secretary at the weekend talking about what a new pian— weekend talking about what a new pian for— weekend talking about what a new plan for schools. _ weekend talking about what a new plan for schools. but she's going— plan for schools. but she's going fo— plan for schools. but she's going o oo— plan for schools. but she's going ro go a— plan for schools. but she's going to do a consultation poess— going to do a consultation poess for— going to do a consultation process for that. then that's going— process for that. then that's going fo— process for that. then that's going ro go— process for that. then that's going ro go on— process for that. then that's going to go on forever. no one's going— going to go on forever. no one's going fo— going to go on forever. no one's going ro see— going to go on forever. no one's going ro if.— going to go on forever. no one's going to see it. yeah. yeah and i going to see it. yeah. yeah and i neon— going to see it. yeah. yeah and i fne— going to see it. yeah. yeah and i mean, the point— going to see it. yeah. yeah and i mean, the point is, i mean, i fnink— i mean, the point is, i mean, i fnink kisni— i mean, the point is, i mean, i think rishi, his— i mean, the point is, i mean, i think rishi, his plans are all very— think rishi, his plans are all very admirable,— think rishi, his plans are all very admirable, but he's not going— very admirable, but he's not going fo— very admirable, but he's not going to achieve— very admirable, but he's not going to achieve any of them. raniy— going to achieve any of them. partly because— going to achieve any of them. partly because he's got no time. aiso— partly because he's got no time. aiso ne-s— partly because he's got no time. aiso ne-s gor— partly because he's got no time. aiso ne-s gof a— partly because he's got no time. also he's got a cabal of some eivii— also he's got a cabal of some civil servants— also he's got a cabal of some civil servants who— also he's got a cabal of some civil servants who are deliberately - civil servants who are deliberately stalling everything. and you've got in the everything. and you've got in fne ionis— everything. and you've got in the lords predominantly lib dem and the lords predominantly lib dem ani iaiour— the lords predominantly lib dem and labour blocking everything, ieiaying— and labour blocking everything, delaying everything because keir sfarner— delaying everything because keir starmer knows— delaying everything because keir starmer knows that if he can sfop— starmer knows that if he can sfop kisni — starmer knows that if he can stop rishi succeeding before the near— stop rishi succeeding before the nexf eieefion— stop rishi succeeding before the next election ,_ stop rishi succeeding before the next election , he's— stop rishi succeeding before the next election , he's going to next election, he's going to sai— next election, he's going to saii in. — next election, he's going to sail in. he's— next election, he's going to sail in. " if g sail in. he's announcing later in the week to mark the 70th anniversary nhs a major recruitment drive, lifting the cap on how many doctors can be trained. but the benefits of that be fed through that won't really be fed through for 8 years. and because for 7 or 8 years. and because that's long it takes to

that's how long it takes to train a doctor, it's one thing saying, going train more saying, i'm going to train more doctors, got to find doctors, but he's got to find them then them them first and then train them and then let them go to a and then then let them go to a practise and then not let them go australia zealand. go to australia or new zealand. and they've been trained and after they've been trained at expense at public expense for seven years. and also, i'm years. absolutely. and also, i'm neousrv— years. absolutely. and also, i'm neousrv aiouf— years. absolutely. and also, i'm nervous about—any. nervous about shortening any fine— nervous about shortening any fine frame— nervous about shortening any time frame for— nervous about shortening any time frame for training doctors ieeause— time frame for training doctors ieeause youre— time frame for training doctors because you're playing with nunan— because you're playing with human-here. _ because you're playing with human here. yeah. and human life here. yeah. and fnaf-s— human life here. yeah. and was nor— human life here. yeah. and that's not something you can fake— that's not something you can take shortcuts— that's not something you can take shortcuts with. yeah. yeah rinai— take shortcuts with. yeah. yeah rinai worn— take shortcuts with. yeah. yeah rinai worn on— take shortcuts with. yeah. yeah final word on fergie._ take shortcuts with. yeah. yeah final word on fergie. well- take shortcuts with. yeah. yeah final word on fergie. well well, i think i wish i will. i iefinifeiy— well, i think i wish i will. i definitely wish— well, i think i wish i will. i definitely wish her well. i fnink— definitely wish her well. i fnink fne— definitely wish her well. i think the whole country wishes her think the whole country wishes ner weii. — think the whole country wishes ner weii. ani— think the whole country wishes her well. and for— think the whole country wishes her well. and for all her fauifs— her well. and for all her faults, she's— her well. and for all her faults, she's a- her well. and for all her faults, she's a kind person. she goes— faults, she's a kind person. she does ner— faults, she's a kind person. she does ner fo— faults, she's a kind person. she does her to best— faults, she's a kind person. she does her to best do good in the way— does her to best do good in the way sne— does her to best do good in the way sne san— does her to best do good in the way she can. and— does her to best do good in the way she can. and i— does her to best do good in the way she can. and i think she's been— way she can. and i think she's been very— way she can. and i think she's been very brave— way she can. and i think she's been very brave over this and faiking— been very brave over this and talking publicly— been very brave over this and talking publicly about it . and i talking publicly about it. and i nope— talking publicly about it. and i nope if— talking publicly about it. and i nope if foes— talking publicly about it. and i hope it does bring to the forefronf— hope it does bring to the forefront for— hope it does bring to the forefront for people to get screened, as— forefront for people to get screened, as she suggests . very screened, as she suggests. very inponanf— screened, as she suggests. very important. fascinating by that reiafionsnip. — important. fascinating by that relationship. i— important. fascinating by that relationship. i know it's not relevant to what we're talking about, but andrew and fergie still live under the same roof. royal and people always royal lodge. and people always speculate married

speculate they'll get married one day, but they're just best mates, they? you've got mates, aren't they? you've got kids you know, kids together and, you know, there examples of there are other examples of people live together but not people who live together but not actually yeah, very closely together. and it's actually yeah, very closely together . and it's a actually yeah, very closely together. and it's a very big nouse— together. and it's a very big nouse affer— together. and it's a very big house after all. _ together. and it's a very big house after all. it's- 3 and it's a very big house after all. it's a very big nouse — house after all. it's a very big nouse oo— house after all. it's a very big house. 30 rooms,— house after all. it's a very big house. 30 rooms, is- house after all. it's a very big house. 150 e 150 house after all. it's a very big house. 150 ad , house. 30 rooms, is it 30 rooms? it's more than that. is it? yeah, i think it's 30 bathrooms. i interviewed him there years ago and i thought i was going to go to this small country. it's like a stately home. and the helicopter in garden. helicopter landed in the garden. lovely. it does. well, yes. lovely. as it does. well, yes. thank you. always good to talk to thank you. always good to talk fo you. — thank you. always good to talk ro you. inanks— thank you. always good to talk to you. thanks, piers.- always good to talk to you. thanks, piers. right. wei— to you. thanks, piers. right. we-i iike— to you. thanks, piers. right. we-i iike fo— to you. thanks, piers. right. we'd like to take this opponunify- we'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for making—fo- opportunity to thank you for making to spend making the switch to spend your weekday— making the switch to spend your weekday-win- making the switch to spend your weekday-withiherei making the switch to spend your. weekday-withihere at weekday mornings with us here at gb weekday mornings with us here at on news. — weekday mornings with us here at gb news. you've— weekday mornings with us here at gb news. 4:3. : weekday mornings with us here at gb news. v/rzzr. : gb news. you've helped this show become fastest become one of the fastest growing on channel. that's growing on the channel. that's down her. oh, no. i think down to her. oh, no. i think fnis— down to her. oh, no. i think we is— down to her. oh, no. i think this is definitely— down to her. oh, no. i think this is definitely not- : oh, no. i think this is definitely not down to ifs— this is definitely not down to us a— this is definitely not down to me. it's a shared— me. it's a shared responsibility. it's a me. it's a shared— responsibility. it's a teamwork, asfuaiiy—nof- actually. gb news it's not a nuge— actually. gb news it's not a nuge ream— actually. gb news it's not a huge team, but— actually. gb news it's not a huge team, but everybody that's me— huge team, but everybody that's nere works— huge team, but everybody that's here works-hard- huge team, but everybody that's here works hard we here works really hard and we feei— here works really hard and we feei very— here works really hard and we feel very passionately to make anis— feel very passionately to make ans-work.— feel very passionately to makej this-work.-today, feel very passionately to make thislittle work. today, feel very passionately to make thislittle makeover today, feel very passionately to make thislittle makeover has today, feel very passionately to make thislittle makeover has seen y, feel very passionately to make thislittle makeover has seen us our little makeover has seen us become— our little makeover has seen us become britain's— our little makeover has seen us become britain's newsroom. it become britain's us newsroom. it is-sane— become britain's us newsroom. it is-sane-fnaf— become britain's us newsroom. it is-same-that-lovel is the same show that you love

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particularly across the northern naif— particularly across the northern naif of— particularly across the northern naif of fne— particularly across the northern half of the uk,— particularly across the northern half of the uk, could be heavy at half of the uk, could be heavy af fines— half of the uk, could be heavy at times, maybe— half of the uk, could be heavy at times, maybe an isolated at times, maybe with an isolated runiie—as— at times, maybe with an isolated rumble—as well. - at times, maybe with an isolated rumble as well. but rumble of thunder as well. but for—southern- rumble of thunder as well. buti for—southern areas for wales central southern areas of—sfaying- for wales central southern areas of—sfaying iryl of england likely staying dry fnrougnouf— of england likely staying dry throughout the— of england likely staying dry throughout the day with a decent oun— throughout the day with a decent amount-sunshine— throughout the day with a decent amount sunshine for all of amount of sunshine for all of us-fnose— amount of sunshine for all of us, those temperatures us, though, those temperatures wiri— us, though, those temperatures will-compared- us, though, those temperatures will-compared to- us, though, those temperatures will compared to the will be down compared to the weekend— will be down compared to the weekend-feeling- weekend and feeling fresher generaiiy— weekend and feeling fresher generally around 17 to 19 generally highs around 17 to 19 degrees.— generally highs around 17 to 19 degrees. further— generally highs around 17 to 19 degrees. further to the north ani— degrees. further to the north and wesf— degrees. further to the north and wag, zo— degrees. further to the north and west, 20 to— degrees. further to the north and west, 20 to 25 in the south ani— and west, 20 to 25 in the south and easf. — and west, 20 to 25 in the south and east. those— and west, 20 to 25 in the south and east. those showers will fneir— and east. those showers will ease their way— and east. those showers will ease their way off as we head info— ease their way off as we head info fnis— ease their way off as we head into this evening,— ease their way off as we head into this evening, allowing for iafe— into this evening, allowing for some late evening sunshine, fnougn— some late evening sunshine, fnougn fne— some late evening sunshine, though the sunshine could be nazy— though the sunshine could be nazy af— though the sunshine could be nazy af fines— though the sunshine could be hazy at times as— though the sunshine could be hazy at times as this wispy eioui— hazy at times as this wispy cloud pushes— hazy at times as this wispy cloud pushes in. and that's aneai— cloud pushes in. and that's aneai of— cloud pushes in. and that's ahead of this— cloud pushes in. and that's ahead of this band of rain fnaf-s— ahead of this band of rain rnar-s going— ahead of this band of rain that's going start to arrive that's going to start to arrive info— that's going to start to arrive into-ireland- that's going to start to arrive into ireland throughout into northern ireland throughout the early hours of tuesday morning. — the early hours of tuesday morning. _quite| the early hours of tuesday- morning._quite damp morning. so turning quite damp fowaris— morning. so turning quite damp towards temperatures towards dawn. temperatures fairing— towards dawn. temperatures faiiing gown— towards dawn. temperatures falling down around 12, 14 c. falling down to around 12, 14 c. auf— falling down to around 12, 14 c. nuf fne— falling down to around 12, 14 c. but the humidity— falling down to around 12, 14 c. but the humidity is going to sfarf— but the humidity is going to start building— but the humidity is going to start building again as this eioui— start building again as this eioui ani— start building again as this cloud and rain— start building again as this cloud and rain pushes its way in from— cloud and rain pushes its way in from fne— cloud and rain pushes its way in from fne wesf— cloud and rain pushes its way in from the west. some of the newer— from the west. some of the heavier bursts— from the west. some of the heavier bursts likely for nonnwesf— heavier bursts likely for northwest scotland , northwest northwest scotland, northwest ingiani— northwest scotland, northwest ingiani ani— northwest scotland, northwest england and northwest wales , england and northwest wales, aifnougn— england and northwest wales, aifnougn if— england and northwest wales, although it will— england and northwest wales, although it will turn patchy as it although it will turn patchy as if-fowaris— although it will turn patchy as it-towards-andl it heads towards the east and away— it heads towards the east and aefuaiiy-far— it heads towards the east and actually far south of actually the far south of engine— actually the far south of england towards the southeast. couri— england towards the southeast. couii-iargeiy—

could stay largely dry throughout— could stay largely dry throughout day , but throughout the day, but generaiiy— throughout the day, but generally cloudier compared to the-temperatures- generally cloudier compared to the temperatures again the weekend. temperatures again iargeiy— the weekend. temperatures again iargeiy ouni— the weekend. temperatures again largely around the— the weekend. temperatures again largely around the high teens up largely around the hiin teens up in largely around the high teens up in fne— largely around the high teens up in the northwest— largely around the high teens up in the northwest to the low 20s funner— in the northwest to the low 20s further towards _ in the northwest to the low 20s further towards the south and easf— further towards the south and easf. auf— further towards the south and east. but feeling— further towards the south and east. but feeling that bit more nunii— east. but feeling that bit more nunii-aiso— east. but feeling that bit more humid-also quite- east. but feeling that bit more humid also quite breezy, humid and also quite breezy, panieuiariy— humid and also quite breezy,l particularly—that particularly in the west as that rain— particularly in the west as that rain moves in further unsettled eoniifions— rain moves in further unsettled conditions are— rain moves in further unsettled conditions are likely as we head fnrougnouf— conditions are likely as we head throughout the— conditions are likely as we head throughout the-of- conditions are likely as we head throughout the of the week. throughout the rest of the week. so throughout the rest of the week. so funner— throughout the rest of the week. so further rain— throughout the rest of the week. so further rain at— throughout the rest of the week. so further rain at times, temperatures- so further rain at times, temperatures again holding up oufi— temperatures again holding up ouni fne— temperatures again holding up around the high— temperatures again holding up around the high teens or low 20s around the hiin teens or low 20s

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was— vladimir putin and ahead of the was is— vladimir putin and ahead of the was is forn— vladimir putin and ahead of the nhs is 75th anniversary this week. — nhs is 75th anniversary this week. a— nhs is 75th anniversary this week. a shocking- nhs is 75th anniversary this week. ' f g nhs is 75th anniversary this week. ' g nhs is 75th anniversary this- week. a shocking new report has revealed just how bad our health service is compared to other developed nations . and the prime developed nations. and the prime minister will be talking about this this morning here on my table. he this this morning here on my table . he could be the best. table. he could be the best. sowing— table. he could be the best. nowing ouf— table. he could be the best. nowing ouf in— table. he could be the best. bowing out in style- he could be the best. bowing out in style . ’a:ir“ he could be the best. bowing out in style . air“ rir““ bowing out in style. elton john roses— bowing out in style. elton john closes glastonbury 23 with an unforgettable performance before hanging up his microphone . unforgettable performance before hanging up his microphone. has he really . he really. i don't he really. - i i don't think ne reaiiy. — - i don't think elton john's i don't think elton john's going to - i don't think elton john's going ro refire— . i don't think elton john's going to retire, is— . i don't think elton john's going to retire, is he- i don't think elton john's going to retire, is he for a ninufef — going to retire, is he for a ninufef i— going to retire, is he for a minute? i can't- going to retire, is he for a minute? rt:“ a ririr going to retire, is he for a minute? ti“ a ririr minute? i can't do any straordinari reception from the glastonbury. and glastonbury. thousands and thousands and many of them under the age of 30. he's not going to be nanging— the age of 30. he's not going to be nanging up— the age of 30. he's not going to be nanging up nis— g 150 he's not going to be hanging up his microphone anyway.— be hanging up his microphone anyway. were— be hanging up his microphone anyway. we're going to be faiking— anyway. we're going to be- talking—performance anyway. we're going to be- talwell. - performance anyway. we're going to be talwell. get performance anyway. we're going to be talwell. get in performance anyway. we're going to be talwell. get in touch rformance anyway. we're going to be talwell. get in touch withiance anyway. we're going to be talwell. get in touch with us ce as well. get in touch with us fnis— as well. get in touch with us- this-vaiews@gbnews.com this morning. vaiews@gbnews.com is—s— this morning. vaiews@gbnews.com is—s aiways- is the email address as always, puf— is the email address as always, iuf firsf— is the email address as always, iuf firsf of— is the email address as always, but first of all,— is the email address as always, but first of all, here's your wifn— but first of all, here's your news with tamsin roberts .

news with tamsin roberts. beth inank— news with tamsin roberts. beth inank you— news with tamsin roberts. beth inank you ami— news with tamsin roberts. beth thank you and good— news with tamsin roberts. beth thank you and good morning from the newsroom. it's 10:01. russia is working to restore calm after an attempted coup at the weekend by wagner group mercenaries state tv showed the defence minister sergei shoygu, visiting troops in ukraine without confirming when and where the video was taken . the whereabouts video was taken. the whereabouts of wagner leader yevgeny prigozhin is still unclear. he was seen leaving the military headquarters in rostov on saturday. eu foreign ministers meeting in brussels say cracks are starting to show in moscow's military power. ireland micheal martin says the eu won't get involved in russian affairs . involved in russian affairs. the european union needs to involved in russian affairs. - the european union needs to stay focused— the european union needs to stay foeussei on— the european union needs to stay focussed on support— the european union needs to stay focussed on support for ukraine. we focussed on support for ukraine. we eon-f— focussed on support for ukraine. we can't become— focussed on support for ukraine. we can't become involved in the infernai— we can't become involved in the internal affairs— we can't become involved in the internal affairs of— we can't become involved in the internal affairs of the russian reierafion— internal affairs of the russian federation, so— internal affairs of the russian federation, so i— internal affairs of the russian federation, so i think the focus nas— federation, so i think the focus nas fo— federation, so i think the focus nas fo ie— federation, so i think the focus nas fo ie on— federation, so i think the focus has to be on ukraine, on supponing— has to be on ukraine, on supporting ukraine and helping ukraine— supporting ukraine and helping ukraine ani— supporting ukraine and helping ukraine and in— supporting ukraine and helping ukraine and in the various ways inof— ukraine and in the various ways fnaf we— ukraine and in the various ways fnaf we nave— ukraine and in the various ways that we have been— ukraine and in the various ways that we have been doing to know and war— that we have been doing to know

and ma we— that we have been doing to know and that we continue to do . and that we continue to do. waffnew— and that we continue to do. matthew white _ and that we continue to do. matthew white has- and that we continue to do. matthew white has been identified as a suspect in the murder of stephen lawrence for the first time, the teenager was stabbed to death in april 1993. in an unprovoked, racially motivated attack whilst waiting for a bus in south—east london. the metropolitan police says white, who died in 2021, aged 50, was arrested twice , but 50, was arrested twice, but there was not enough evidence to prosecute him in a statement prompted by a bbc investigation , an the force admitted a significant and regrettable error was made during the initial investigation . the initial investigation. the inquest into the death of nicola bulley begins today. the mother of two disappeared in january while walking her dog along the river. wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks later about a mile from a bench where her phone was discovered. police and the media were criticised over the way the case was handled. the inquest is expected to last for two days. the

duchess of york is recovering at home after surgery for breast cancen home after surgery for breast cancer. sarah ferguson left hospital yesterday . the 63 year hospital yesterday. the 63 year old discovered she had an early form of the disease after a routine mammogram. she was symptom free when she had the screening. she is now recovering in windsor. doctors say her prognosis is good , up to 9000 prognosis is good, up to 9000 cases of lung cancer could be detected early under a new screening programme due to be rolled out nationally. the programme could provide almost 1 million scans. the scheme will cost £270 million annually, once fully established, it will use patients gp records for those aged 55 to 74 to identify current or former smokers as those considered high risk will beianed those considered high risk will be invited for scans every two years and minister for social care, helen whately says 76% of cancers can be detected early. cancer is one of the biggest

kiiiers— cancer is one of the biggest kiiiers. if— cancer is one of the biggest killers. it kills— cancer is one of the biggest killers. it kills around 35,000 peopie— killers. it kills around 35,000 peopie, saooo— killers. it kills around 35,000 people, 35,000 people a year . people, 35,000 people a year. ine— people, 35,000 people a year. ine enso— people, 35,000 people a year. the reason very— people, 35,000 people a year. the reason very sad. it kills so many— the reason very sad. it kills so many peopie— the reason very sad. it kills so many peopie is— the reason very sad. it kills so many people is because too often ouni— many people is because too often ouni iono— many people is because too often ouni few of— many people is because too often around 70% of the— many people is because too often around 70% of the time, people's cancer is detected— around 70% of the time, people's cancer is detected late. and if is— cancer is detected late. and if is picked— cancer is detected late. and if is picked up— cancer is detected late. and if it's picked up late, the prospeef— it's picked up late, the prospeef of— it's picked up late, the prospect of successful treatment, _ prospect of successful treatment, sadly, is much lower. wnaf— treatment, sadly, is much lower. wnaf we— treatment, sadly, is much lower. wnaf we know— treatment, sadly, is much lower. what we know we _ treatment, sadly, is much lower. what we know we do if we do fargefei— what we know we do if we do targeted screening is then we pick— targeted screening is then we pick up— targeted screening is then we piek up fne— targeted screening is then we can pick up the majority of cancers early.— can pick up the majority of cancers early. in- can pick up the majority of cancers early. in fact, around fero— cancers early. in fact, around few of— cancers early. in fact, around few of fne— cancers early. in fact, around 76% of the cancers are treated eariy— 76% of the cancers are treated eariy ani— 76% of the cancers are treated early and then— 76% of the cancers are treated early and then your treatment is nuan— early and then your treatment is much more likely— early and then your treatment is much more likely to be effective.— much more likely to be effective. and - much more likely to be effective. and that makes a huge difference— effective. and that makes a huge difference - survival - effective. and that makes a huge difference survival rate difference to your survival rate from — difference to your survival rate from cancer . the— difference to your survival rate from cancer . 3” difference to your survival rate from cancer . 37” “ti from cancer. the prince of wales is set to launch an initiative aimed at ending homeless us prince william's five year project called homewood's, aims to make rough sleeping a thing of the past . the initiative will of the past. the initiative will start with a focus on six locations where local businesses will be asked to develop action plans to tackle homelessness , plans to tackle homelessness, with up to £500,000 in funding. and francesca albanese, chief executive of crisis, says

homelessness is still stigmatised , but that this stigmatised, but that this initiative will help the homewood's project is about demonstrating impact at a local level, so it's about showing it can be done and then that gives inspiration to other areas, but it also shows it can work . so it also shows it can work. so you kind of you can use- a a ti“ so you kind of you can use the evidence— you kind of you can use the evidence experience s you know, the evidence experience s you know, fne kine— evidence experience s you know, am kind of— evidence experience s you know, the kind of the— evidence experience s you know, the kind of the feasibility of wnaf— the kind of the feasibility of what homewood's is going to aenieve— what homewood's is going to aenieve fo— what homewood's is going to achieve to translate that into one— achieve to translate that into ofner pans— achieve to translate that into ofner pans of— achieve to translate that into other parts of the country . other parts of the country. iris— other parts of the country. run is— other parts of the country. run is en— other parts of the country. this is gb news— other parts of the country. this is gb news more- other parts of the country. this is gb news more from me shortly. now, though, is back to andrew and . andrew and. bev well, it's a pretty devastating report today. exposes the stark reaiify— report today. exposes the stark reaiify of— report today. exposes the stark reaiify of our— report today. exposes the stark reality of our nhs— ”rizrriria : exposes the stark reality of our nhs just days aneai— reality of our nhs just days aneai of— reality of our nhs just days ahead of its— reality of our nhs just days ahead of its 75th birthday. inaf-s— ahead of its 75th birthday. inaf-s rignf.— ahead of its 75th birthday. that's right. the report from fne— that's right. the report from fne king-s— that's right. the report from the king's fund— that's right. the report from the king's fund has compared the was— the king's fund has compared the was fo— the king's fund has compared the was fo is— the king's fund has compared the nhs to 18 similar— the king's fund has compared the nhs to 18 similar countries and eoneiuiei— nhs to 18 similar countries and

concluded that— nhs to 18 similar countries and concluded that our service has ieffer— concluded that our service has seen better days,— concluded that our service has seen better days, which i think nignf— seen better days, which i think nignf ie— seen better days, which i think might be something of an understatement. i“ “g might be something of an understatement. i“ “3 air “ understatement. so joining us in the studio now is columnist and political commentator patrick o'flynn. to look at detail o'flynn. to look at the detail of it. we come out of this very badly, don't we, in badly, patrick, don't we, in terms of the fact that we don't have the same amount of resources, don't have enough resources, we don't have enough staff critically, that to staff critically, that seems to be a big takeout from this . can be a big takeout from this. can we work out why, though , from we work out why, though, from all of these facts? well i think the report identifies and it's fairly well known that that we've undertrained key staff, particularly doctors, nurses as well, and have relied on imports , treating them often from developed countries, underdeveloped countries, which you'd think is a pretty mean way to treat the developing world. but there's been a sort of finaneiai— but there's been a sort of financial block- but there's been a sort of financial block on the volume of mining— financial block on the volume of fraining piaees— financial block on the volume of training places which governments always say they're aiouf— governments always say they're aiouf fo— governments always say they're about to correct. _ governments always say they're about to correct. and the eunenf— about to correct. and the current government does as well . so— current government does as well . so fne— current government does as well . so am snare— current government does as well . so the share of— current government does as well . so the share of national going— . so the share of national income going into our health service— income going into our health service is—

income going into our health service is no— income going into our health service is now about average. so i service is now about average. so i ion-f— service is now about average. so i ion-f fnink— service is now about average. so i don't think anyone can point the i don't think anyone can point fne finger— i don't think anyone can point fne finger af— i don't think anyone can point the finger at some kind of grofesgue— the finger at some kind of grotesque under funding. i think a goof— grotesque under funding. i think a goof fning— grotesque under funding. i think a good thing about this report as weir— a good thing about this report as weii is— a good thing about this report as well is that— a good thing about this report as well is that that we've reaenei— as well is that that we've reaenei a— as well is that that we've reached a stage now where we're pasf— reached a stage now where we're pasf fusi— reached a stage now where we're pasf iusf son— reached a stage now where we're pasf iusf son of— reached a stage now where we're past just sort of banging saucepans for- past just sort of banging saucepans for the heroes of the was— saucepans for the heroes of the was ani— saucepans for the heroes of the nhs and labouring under the iiiusion— nhs and labouring under the illusion this— nhs and labouring under the illusion this is— nhs and labouring under the illusion this is the best system in fne— illusion this is the best system in fne worii. — illusion this is the best system in the world. and— illusion this is the best system in the world. and we're beginning— in the world. and we're beginning to- in the world. and we're beginning to ask some quite reasonaiie— beginning to ask some quite reasonable questions. have you spend— reasonable questions. have you spend i— reasonable questions. have you spend i in— reasonable questions. have you spend i in ie— reasonable questions. have you spend 1 in 10 pounds that the enfire— spend 1 in 10 pounds that the entire economy— spend 1 in 10 pounds that the entire economy produces a 10th of your— entire economy produces a 10th of your national— entire economy produces a 10th of your national income on your nearin— of your national income on your neaifn servicea— of your national income on your health service? you're entitled to health service? you're entitled fo eapeef— health service? you're entitled fo eapeef a— health service? you're entitled to expect a level— health service? you're entitled to expect a level of performance ani— to expect a level of performance and for— to expect a level of performance and for some— to expect a level of performance and for some reason, post panienie— and for some reason, post pandemic productivity in the nhs has pandemic productivity in the nhs nas faiien— pandemic productivity in the nhs has fallen off— pandemic productivity in the nhs has fallen off a— pandemic productivity in the nhs has fallen off a cliff compared to has fallen off a cliff compared fo nearin— has fallen off a cliff compared to health systems— has fallen off a cliff compared to health systems in comparable ounnfes— to health systems in comparable ournfes if— to health systems in comparable countries. it may— to health systems in comparable countries. it may be that the governnenf— countries. it may be that the government has— countries. it may be that the government has just lost the son— government has just lost the son of— government has just lost the sort of consent— government has just lost the sort of consent and goodwill of the workforce. _ sort of consent and goodwill of the workforce. you— sort of consent and goodwill of the workforce. you know, we have all the workforce. you know, we have aii fnese— the workforce. you know, we have all these strikes.— the workforce. you know, we have all these strikes. hopefully we-ii— all these strikes. hopefully we-ii ie— all these strikes. hopefully we'll be coming out of strikes. ine— we'll be coming out of strikes. ine nurses— we'll be coming out of strikes. the nurses may— we'll be coming out of strikes. the nurses may be about to stop. sinking— the nurses may be about to stop. sfriking is— the nurses may be about to stop. striking is about— the nurses may be about to stop. striking is about to— the nurses may be about to stop. striking is about to go— the nurses may be about to stop. striking is about to go on- the nurses may be about to stop. striking is about to go on a- striking is about to go on a five day strike and the senior

doctors may be piling in behind them that is never them later so that is never going to coexist with with better productivity and bringing down waiting times. but i think anofner— down waiting times. but i think another factor— down waiting times. but i think another factor that _ : a “g a but i think another factor that people are beginning— another factor that people are peginningfo— another factor that people are beginning to talk about is, is fnis— beginning to talk about is, is fnis you— beginning to talk about is, is this, you know— beginning to talk about is, is this, you know ,_ beginning to talk about is, is this, you know , free at the this, you know, free at the poinf— this, you know, free at the poinf of— this, you know, free at the point of need— this, you know, free at the point of need or- this, you know, free at the point of need or very noble? but does— point of need or very noble? but does fnaf— point of need or very noble? but does that lead— point of need or very noble? but does that lead to— point of need or very noble? but does that lead to a— point of need or very noble? but does that lead to a lot of peopie— does that lead to a lot of peopie in— does that lead to a lot of peopie in fne— does that lead to a lot of people in the country just not faking— people in the country just not faking are— people in the country just not taking care or— people in the country just not taking care or response ability for fneir— taking care or response ability for their own— taking care or response ability for their own health? and there wiri— for their own health? and there wiii ie— for their own health? and there wiii ie a— for their own health? and there will be a debate— for their own health? and there will be a debate soon about wnefner— will be a debate soon about whether there _ will be a debate soon about whether there should be a more nixed— whether there should be a more nixei eonoy— whether there should be a more mixed economy in— whether there should be a more mixed economy in health, requiring— mixed economy in health, requiring people to make some contribution.— requiring people to make some contribution. she— requiring people to make some contribution. she would argue if you if— contribution. she would argue if you if you— contribution. she would argue if you if you knew— contribution. she would argue if you if you knew you had to pay for your— you if you knew you had to pay for your health _ you if you knew you had to pay for your health care, you're going— for your health care, you're going fo— for your health care, you're going ro ie— for your health care, you're going ro be a— for your health care, you're going to be a bit more careful aiouf— going to be a bit more careful apouf pernaps— going to be a bit more careful about perhaps having that about perhaps not having that exfra— about perhaps not having that exfra-fooa— about perhaps not having that extra food, smoking, extra food, food, smoking, drinking. — extra food, food, smoking, drinking. yes. - extra food, food, smoking, drinking. iv/rinir and i remember drinking. yes. and i remember many—nai- drinking. yes. and i remember many—nae some- many years ago i had some freafnenf— many years ago i had some treatment on— many years ago i had some treatment on an— many years ago i had some treatment on an achilles injury unfer— treatment on an achilles injury under my— treatment on an achilles injury under my men— treatment on an achilles injury under my then employers private senerne— under my then employers private senerne ani— under my then employers private senerne ami i— under my then employers private scheme. and i went across to one of fne— scheme. and i went across to one of am ionion— scheme. and i went across to one of the london hospitals and the pnysiornerapisf— of the london hospitals and the physiotherapist there who was very— physiotherapist there who was very pro— physiotherapist there who was very pro was— physiotherapist there who was very pro nhs person, told me fnaf— very pro nhs person, told me fnaf fnere— very pro nhs person, told me that there were _ very pro nhs person, told me that there were three categories of peopie — that there were three categories of peopie sne— that there were three categories of people she treated who were the

of people she treated who were fne serf— of people she treated who were rne seif payers— of people she treated who were the self payers ,_ of people she treated who were the self payers , those on the self payers, those on company— the self payers, those on company schemes and nhs pafienfs— company schemes and nhs pafienfs. ani— company schemes and nhs patients. and she said the self payers.— patients. and she said the self payers. foo. — patients. and she said the self payers. foo. nif— patients. and she said the self payers. 100. did all their pnysio— payers. 100. did all their physio exercise his right. the peopie— physio exercise his right. the peopie on— physio exercise his right. the people on company schemes, you know,— people on company schemes, you know, aiouf— people on company schemes, you know, about half— people on company schemes, you know, about half and half, not too know, about half and half, not foo pag— know, about half and half, not foo para puf— know, about half and half, not too bad, but the— know, about half and half, not too bad, but the ones who were geffing— too bad, but the ones who were geffing if— too bad, but the ones who were geffing if for— too bad, but the ones who were getting it for nothing had a nun— getting it for nothing had a nuen nigner— getting it for nothing had a much higher rate of not iofnering— much higher rate of not bothering to _ much higher rate of not bothering to do their exercises. so bothering to do their exercises. so i— bothering to do their exercises. so i fnink— bothering to do their exercises. so i fnink we— bothering to do their exercises. so i think we need to throw it back— so i think we need to throw it back fo— so i think we need to throw it back fo fne— so i think we need to throw it back to the british public about faking— back to the british public about faking are— back to the british public about faking of— back to the british public about taking care of themselves. is fne— taking care of themselves. is are a— taking care of themselves. is the a politician— taking care of themselves. is the a politician will- taking care of themselves. is the a politician will never say that. was listening helen that. i was listening to helen whiteley this whiteley doing the rounds this morning interviewing and she morning interviewing her and she was to not say was very careful to not say that's a junior health minister. thank say you to thank you. to say you need to start taking responsibility for your we are the most your health. we are the most obese nation in europe by a mile. we are by a long way, aren't we? one them in the aren't we? one of them in the one of the most obese in the whole world. and but of course, politicians that. politicians won't say that. that's the nhs that's the thing about the nhs isn't patrick? it's such isn't it, patrick? it's such a potentially explosive topic politically mps dance politically. the mps dance around it without any kind of values or ideology to inform how they talk about it. yeah, and i think particularly—

they talk about it. yeah, and i think particularly the - think particularly the conservatives are very, very worried— conservatives are very, very worried that— conservatives are very, very worried that the— conservatives are very, very worried that the tradition , the worried that the tradition, the iaiour— worried that the tradition, the labour knock— worried that the tradition, the labour knock out— worried that the tradition, the labour knock out punch to them has labour knock out punch to them nas been— labour knock out punch to them has been they're— labour knock out punch to them has been they're going to get rid has been they're going to get no of— has been they're going to get no of fne— has been they're going to get rid of the nhs,— has been they're going to get rid of the nhs, they don't care aiouf— rid of the nhs, they don't care aiouf fne— rid of the nhs, they don't care about the nhs,— rid of the nhs, they don't care about the nhs, so— rid of the nhs, they don't care about the nhs, so they tread on eggsneiis. — about the nhs, so they tread on eggsneiis. i— about the nhs, so they tread on eggsneiis. i io— about the nhs, so they tread on eggshells. i do think, you know, anio— eggshells. i do think, you know, amid a— eggshells. i do think, you know, amid a notably— eggshells. i do think, you know, amid a notably appallingly neiioere— amid a notably appallingly mediocre shadow cabinet that the snaiow— mediocre shadow cabinet that the shadow health— mediocre shadow cabinet that the shadow health secretary wes sfreefing— shadow health secretary wes streeting thing— shadow health secretary wes streeting thing is sort of interesting— streeting thing is sort of interesting and willing to at feasi— interesting and willing to at ieasf faik— interesting and willing to at least talk a _ interesting and willing to at least talk a good game about the need— least talk a good game about the need for— least talk a good game about the need for reform _ least talk a good game about the need for reform ._ least talk a good game about the need for reform . um, you know, need for reform. um, you know, iusf— need for reform. um, you know, as fninking— need for reform. um, you know, just thinking more— need for reform. um, you know, just thinking more broadly than iaiour— just thinking more broadly than labour health— just thinking more broadly than labour health people have privafe— labour health people have private providers. ri; private providers. he's pofemiaiiy— private providers. he's potentially using private providers. i potentially using private providers . i would like to hear providers. i would like to hear nin— providers. i would like to hear nin faik— providers. i would like to hear him talk about— providers. i would like to hear him talk about this— : i would like to hear him talk about this agenda of, of wnaf— him talk about this agenda of, of wnaf an— him talk about this agenda of, of what can the— him talk about this agenda of, of what can the if— him talk about this agenda of, of what can the if people say fnaf— of what can the if people say fnaf iney-re— of what can the if people say that they're pro— of what can the if people say that they're pro nhs , the most that they're pro nhs, the most pro was— that they're pro nhs, the most pro was fning— that they're pro nhs, the most pro nhs thing anyone can do is to pro nhs thing anyone can do is fo kook— pro nhs thing anyone can do is fo iook affer— pro nhs thing anyone can do is to look after themselves a bit ieffer— to look after themselves a bit ieffer ani— to look after themselves a bit better and take— to look after themselves a bit better and take some responsibility. t: i“ a better and take some- responsibility. i couldn't agree more and that was what i was thinking this morning when i was listening to how poor the waiting lists are and how unlikely you are to get treatment quickly, i thought, well, control well, what can you control all or control is what you or you can control is what you do with your own body, what you

put body and how much put in your body and how much you your body. yes, you exercise your body. yes, it's important, ri;;a

. and that's all well and good. some are sort of sitting doing poiifieaiiy— some are sort of sitting doing politically correct, nonsensical fangs.— politically correct, nonsensical fnings. ani— politically correct, nonsensical fnings. ami i— politically correct, nonsensical things. and i suspect perhaps the things. and i suspect perhaps fne was— things. and i suspect perhaps fne was nas— things. and i suspect perhaps the nhs has got— things. and i suspect perhaps the nhs has got more of them and it the nhs has got more of them and if ioesn-f— the nhs has got more of them and if ioesn-f say— the nhs has got more of them and it doesn't say how— the nhs has got more of them and it doesn't say how many millions ani— it doesn't say how many millions and-of— it doesn't say how many millions and-of millions— it doesn't say how many millions and of millions we're and tens of millions we're spending— and tens of millions we're spending consultants in the spending on consultants in the was— spending on consultants in the was ani— spending on consultants in the was and we— spending on consultants in the nhs and we know it's huge on privafe— nhs and we know it's huge on private management consultants. wean—ofl yeah, absolutely. yeah. a lot of spending— yeah, absolutely. yeah. a lot of spending-going- yeah, absolutely. yeah. a lot of spending going on. spending will be going on. we-ve— spending will be going on. we-ve reen— spending will be going on. we've been talking- spending will be going on. we've been talking about being proactive how got to proactive about how we've got to talk about sarah ferguson. she's patrick man. patrick bannau as newspaper man. she's from every she's on gazing out from every front she's done public front page. she's done a public service , hasn't she? for men and service, hasn't she? for men and women certain age, go and women of a certain age, go and get . yes, she certainly get tested. yes, she certainly nas. — get tested. yes, she certainly nas. ani— get tested. yes, she certainly nas. ami i— get tested. yes, she certainly has. and i think— gria : yes, she certainly has. and i think traditionally it's has. and i think traditionally is en— has. and i think traditionally if-s wno— has. and i think traditionally it's men who are— has. and i think traditionally it's men who are more reluctant, isn-f— it's men who are more reluctant, am a,— it's men who are more reluctant, isn-f p, fo— it's men who are more reluctant, isn-f p, fo go— it's men who are more reluctant, isn't it, to go and— it's men who are more reluctant, isn't it, to go and get themselves- isn't it, to go and get themselves checked out. i just onie— themselves checked out. i just onie you— themselves checked out. i just wonder, you know,— themselves checked out. i just wonder, you know, if every 50 ani— wonder, you know, if every 50 and eo— wonder, you know, if every 50 and 60 something in the country she and 60 something in the country sne rook— and 60 something in the country sne fook up— and 60 something in the country she took up fergie's clarion eari— she took up fergie's clarion call tomorrow— she took up fergie's clarion call tomorrow and got on the pnone— call tomorrow and got on the pnone ani— call tomorrow and got on the phone and tried— call tomorrow and got on the phone and tried to arrange an appoinfnenf— phone and tried to arrange an appointment would the whole sysfen — appointment would the whole sysfen wouii— appointment would the whole system would grind to a halt. so it's system would grind to a halt. so as kind— system would grind to a halt. so as kind of— system would grind to a halt. so it's kind of tailored— system would grind to a halt. so it's kind of tailored to a bit of inerfia— it's kind of tailored to a bit of inenia i— it's kind of tailored to a bit of inertia, i think, unfortunately. but yeah, of inertia, i think,— unfortunately. but yeah, she's been— unfortunately. but yeah, she's been sne-s— unfortunately. but yeah, she's been she's been— unfortunately. but yeah, she's been she's been very courageous, very— been she's been very courageous, very pupae— been she's been very courageous, very public spirited— been she's been very courageous, very public spirited . you can't very public spirited. you can't knock— very public spirited. you can't knock a,— very public spirited. you can't knock it, can— very public spirited. you can't knock it, can we— very public spirited. you can't knock it, can we talk to you aiouf—

knock it, can we talk to you about this? _ knock it, can we talk to you about this? raf- knock it, can we talk to you about this? j t irair“ knock it, can we talk to you- about this? raf scampton motion? come on, patrick, what do you make of this? well, the liberal oenoerafs— make of this? well, the liberal democrats are _ make of this? well, the liberal democrats are trying- 57 well, the liberal democrats are trying to play it poin— democrats are trying to play it iofn ways— democrats are trying to play it both ways, aren't— democrats are trying to play it both ways, aren't they? they've got both ways, aren't they? they've gof a— both ways, aren't they? they've gof a nofion — both ways, aren't they? they've got a motion to— both ways, aren't they? they've got a motion to try— both ways, aren't they? they've got a motion to try and block fne— got a motion to try and block fne-of— got a motion to try and block fne-of fnis— got a motion to try and block the-of this large- got a motion to try and block the of this large raf site the use of this large raf site for musing.— the use of this large raf site for housing. what some people say asyiun — for housing. what some people say asylum seekers. also illegal innigranfs— say asylum seekers. also illegal innigranfs .— say asylum seekers. also illegal immigrants , the— say asylum seekers. also illegal immigrants , the people who've immigrants, the people who've come across on the channel ioafs— come across on the channel ioafs iney— come across on the channel boats, they are— come across on the channel boats, they are illegal immigrants- boats, they are illegal immigrants .- boats, they are illegal immigrants. once boats, they are illegal immigrants . once they've lodged immigrants. once they've lodged a eiain — immigrants. once they've lodged aeiain for— immigrants. once they've lodged a claim for asylum,— immigrants. once they've lodged a claim for asylum, they are arso— a claim for asylum, they are also-seekers- a claim for asylum, they are also-seekers in- a claim for asylum, they are also-seekers in a. also asylum seekers in a feennieai— also asylum seekers in a technical sense. now i think the arena— technical sense. now i think the liberal democrats— technical sense. now i think the liberal democrats are trying to jump— liberal democrats are trying to pump on— liberal democrats are trying to pump on roari— liberal democrats are trying to jump on board local hostility, but jump on board local hostility, iuf fne— jump on board local hostility, but the local— jump on board local hostility, but the local hostility is not based— but the local hostility is not based on— but the local hostility is not based on people— but the local hostility is not based on people thinking, you know— based on people thinking, you know .— based on people thinking, you know , fnese— based on people thinking, you know , these guys are being know, these guys are being freafei— know, these guys are being freafei foo— know, these guys are being treated too harshly . it's that treated too harshly. it's that fne— treated too harshly. it's that the government— treated too harshly. it's that the government should be doing fo— the government should be doing fo sfop— the government should be doing more to stop them— the government should be doing more to stop them getting here in fne— more to stop them getting here in fne firsf— more to stop them getting here in the first place. _ more to stop them getting here in the first place. whereas so fne— in the first place. whereas so am iiierai— in the first place. whereas so the liberal democrats are trying to piggy— the liberal democrats are trying to piggy back— the liberal democrats are trying to piggy back on_ the liberal democrats are trying to piggy back on on anti—illegal innigrafion— to piggy back on on anti—illegal immigration sentiment locally by earring— immigration sentiment locally by eaiiing for— immigration sentiment locally by calling for this,— immigration sentiment locally by calling for this, not this prop-ear,— calling for this, not this proreer, noi— calling for this, not this project, not to go ahead. now, from— project, not to go ahead. now, from my— project, not to go ahead. now, from my poinf— project, not to go ahead. now, from my point of— project, not to go ahead. now, from my point of view, these iarge— from my point of view, these iarge noiaing— from my point of view, these large holding centres, there's nofning— large holding centres, there's nofning wrong— large holding centres, there's nothing wrong with them. if they were secure detention. but the

faer— were secure detention. but the faef is— were secure detention. but the fact is whether— were secure detention. but the fact is whether it's the barge in noise— fact is whether it's the barge in iforsef or— fact is whether it's the barge in dorset or wethersfield or seanpfon— in dorset or wethersfield or seanpfon in— in dorset or wethersfield or scampton in the plan is to have avery— scampton in the plan is to have a very iarge— scampton in the plan is to have a very large number of young men wno— a very large number of young men wno are— a very large number of young men wno free— a very large number of young men wno free fo— a very large number of young men who are free to roam— a very large number of young men who are free to roam in small ioeai— who are free to roam in small local communities. jri;i“5 ”iii: local communities. lib dems are attacking this locally because they think it get in good they think it will get in good headunes they think it will get in good headlines they think it headlines because they think it will help win the seat. what are they nationally to solve they saying nationally to solve this well, nationally, this problem? well, nationally, what mean, what they're saying is, i mean, they're slightly crude phrase, what they're saying is, i mean, they're them ly crude phrase, what they're saying is, i mean, they're them all rude phrase, what they're saying is, i mean, they're them all in. yeah,;e, but let them all in. yeah, exactly. quote safe- “ yeah, exactly. quote safe and legal rouesf— exactly. quote safe and legal routes completely against routes are completely against the _absolutely. i routes are completely against. the _absolutely. so the rwanda plan. absolutely. so fnere-ii— the rwanda plan. absolutely. so there'll disincentive for there'll be no disincentive for iiiegai— there'll be no disincentive for iiiegai-nuf- there'll be no disincentive for illegal-but there- there'll be no disincentive for illegal but there are illegal arrivals. but there are for-up— illegal arrivals. but there are for-up nuge- illegal arrivals. but there are for-up huge new- illegal arrivals. but there are for up huge new routes for setting up huge new routes in so— for setting up huge new routes in so effectively— for setting up huge new routes in so effectively anyone in the worki— in so effectively anyone in the worii wno— in so effectively anyone in the world who fancies— in so effectively anyone in the world who fancies coming to live in arifain— world who fancies coming to live in arifain wno— world who fancies coming to live in britain who can— world who fancies coming to live in britain who can put up an arguaiie— in britain who can put up an arguable case— in britain who can put up an arguable case for being persecuted— arguable case for being persecuted or- arguable case for being persecuted or not living in a very— persecuted or not living in a very nie— persecuted or not living in a very piaee— persecuted or not living in a very nice place will come and iney-ii— very nice place will come and iney-ii rusf— very nice place will come and they'll just declare them all iegai. — they'll just declare them all iegai. auf— they'll just declare them all legal. but all— they'll just declare them all legal. but all the problems assoeiafei— legal. but all the problems associated with— legal. but all the problems associated with that will still be fnere — associated with that will still be fnere .— associated with that will still be there . apart— associated with that will still be there . apart from the obvious be there. apart from the obvious kine— be there. apart from the obvious kind of— be there. apart from the obvious kind of .— be there. apart from the obvious kind of , aif— be there. apart from the obvious kind of, all our— be there. apart from the obvious kind of, all our hotels are fuii. — kind of, all our hotels are fuii. okay.— kind of, all our hotels are full. okay. patrick- kind of, all our hotels are full. ©er ts cj tar ““ full. okay. patrick o'flynn, lovely to see you as always. you've been getting in touch this morning with your views. you might have noticed we've got

a slight little tweak. we've had a slight little tweak. we've had a and andrew got the a rebrand and andrew got the decorators do you decorators in. i did. do you like we've done with like what we've done with the place? believe place? did it myself. believe that? you believe anything, refer— that? you believe anything, refer fron — that? you believe anything, peter from liza _ “i7 you believe anything, peter from liza says, i love it. weir.— peter from liza says, i love it. weir. nofn— peter from liza says, i love it. well, both presenters,- well, both presenters, knowledgeable articulate. knowledgeable and articulate. thank but hard thank you. friendly, but hard hitting, says seeing beth hitting, it says seeing beth mead show helps. you didn't say that mead show helps. you didn't say fnaf aiouf— mead show helps. you didn't say fnaf aiouf ne— mead show helps. you didn't say that about me, peter. _ mead show helps. you didn't say that about me, peter. i- : you didn't say that about me, peter. i can't fnink— that about me, peter. i can't fnink-anyway.- that about me, peter. i can't. think-anyway,-y0ur think why. anyway, keep your messages this morning. messages coming this morning. let you think. let us know what you think. vaiews@gbnews.com. now, still to going to be to come, we're going to be getting developments getting the latest developments out after a tumultuous out of russia after a tumultuous weekend. this is britain's newsroom on gb news, britain's news

britain as news . britain as news. channel it's 1019 here with britain's- 1019 here with britain's newsroom on - 1019 here with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew fierce— newsroom on gb news with andrew iieree ani— newsroom on gb news with andrew fierce and nev— newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner so elton ronn— pierce and bev turner so elton ronn eiosei— pierce and bev turner so elton john closed glastonbury last nignf— john closed glastonbury last nignf in— john closed glastonbury last nignf in as— john closed glastonbury last night in his final uk show ever before. — night in his final uk show ever before. a— night in his final uk show ever before. a retirement- night in his final uk show ever before. ' tria : night in his final uk show ever before. ' tria triiri“ : “ritri before. a retirement date here on my table. he could be the iesf— on my table. he could be the iesf wifn— on my table. he could be the best with his— on my table. he could be the best with his title— on my table. he could be the best with his title ,- irr“ he could be the best with his title , the best he best with his title, the best he nas— best with his title, the best he nas gone— best with his title, the best he nas ione fne— best with his title, the best he has done the rest.— best with his title, the best he has done the rest. he got crazy for fingers.— has done the rest. he got crazy for fingers. i've— has done the rest. he got crazy for fingers. i've never seen him before— for fingers. i've never seen him before .— for fingers. i've never seen him before . .eov— for fingers. i've never seen him before . .gov down— for fingers. i've never seen him before . .gov down the blinded before. .gov down the blinded snaun— before. .gov down the blinded snaun naiiey— before. .gov down the blinded shaun bailey the— before. .gov down the blinded shaun bailey the main can bob obese— shaun bailey the main can bob oiese reporfer— shaun bailey the main can bob obese reporter stephanie takyi fnere— obese reporter stephanie takyi fnere fo— obese reporter stephanie takyi was there to witness it and she ioins— was there to witness it and she ioins us— was there to witness it and she roins us from — was there to witness it and she joins us from glastonbury now. spou— joins us from glastonbury now. good morning.— joins us from glastonbury now. good morning, steph— joins us from glastonbury now. good morning, steph .- joins us from glastonbury now. good morning, steph . looking good morning, steph. looking right i'd i bet you're the only person in that field who owe . person in that field who owe. there we go . i think you're the there we go. i think you're the only person it's been very very trying over the past few days

definitely when it comes to showers and just trying to have some form of hygiene. oh well done. some form of hygiene. oh well done . well you look fabulous. done. well you look fabulous. tell us about this performance last night and how true is it that this is the last performance before he retires? surely not. well, elton john has been— surely not. well, elton john has been faiking— surely not. well, elton john has been talking about— grier well, elton john has been talking about retirement for fne— been talking about retirement for fne pasf— been talking about retirement for the past 25— been talking about retirement for the past 25 years. ' “r: for the past 25 years. and last nignf— for the past 25 years. and last night was actually when he put down the final curtain call on his touring knife. he's been wanting to retire for a while. so with his farewell yellow brick road tour, he's been touring all over the world. but in terms of last night's performance, that was his final performance, that was his final performance that he would be doing in the uk. he said that yesterday when he was talking about his speech, he said that it might be so there is room for him to come back. but based from what i've watched last night, elton still at the top elton john is still at the top of his game. he sounds incredible vocally and he knows how to put on a performance. we've had a lot of lacklustre performances over the weekend, but elton john definitely put

the show into show business last night. what was night. stephanie what was interesting for me, watching it and far too late, and i stayed up far too late, i'm afraid was to see the glastonbury audience is a young audience they were audience and there they were cheering and loving every minute of aged 76. that's of elton john, aged 76. that's the beauty of g: �*7 that's the beauty of glastonbury air“ ir““ g: �*7 that's the beauty of glastonbury , the beauty of glastonbury, array,— the beauty of glastonbury, array, is— the beauty of glastonbury, andrew, is that— the beauty of glastonbury, andrew, is that it brings all ages— andrew, is that it brings all ages fogefner— andrew, is that it brings all ages together and all music fasfes— ages together and all music tastes together. ' “r: �*7 “r: tastes together. and what i find with these younger generations that come to such festivals , that come to such festivals, such as glastonbury, they're kind going back to all those kind of going back to all those icons you know, over icons because you know, over there they've grown up listening to playing them or to their parents playing them or they've just on their own they've just found on their own work discovered artists such work and discovered artists such as from yesterday at as elton john from yesterday at the pyramids, where stage where he was performing, you had people from midday wearing people there from midday wearing their elton john style glasses and all their glamour gearjust and all their glamour gear just to watch him. so i think that's the beauty also of elton john that he appeals to all ages as stephanie, we would love to talk to you, but it's an incredibly windy line. i'm so sorry, but inank— windy line. i'm so sorry, but fnank-for—

windy line. i'm so sorry, but thank-forjoining- windy line. i'm so sorry, but thank-forjoining us- “r: l i'm so sorry, but thank forjoining us this thank you for joining us this morning. — thank you for joining us this morning. that's— thank you for joining us this morning. that's right. talking to morning. that's right. talking fo ny— morning. that's right. talking fo ny-on— morning. that's right. talking fo ny-on fne— morning. that's right. talking to my on the phone. you to my mum on the phone. you know,— to my mum on the phone. you know-you— to my mum on the phone. you know-you faik— to my mum on the phone. you know, you talk your mum know, when you talk to your mum and-near— know, when you talk to your mum and-near fne— know, when you talk to your mum and-hear the wind- know, when you talk to your mum and hear the wind in the and you can hear the wind in the background,— and you can hear the wind in the background,-mom,- background, you go, mom, turn off. — background, you go, mom, turn off. .iusf— background, you go, mom, turn off. .iusf-a— background, you go, mom, turn off.-just-a corner- off. just just go in a corner somewhere. so— off. just just go in a corner somewhere. so sorry about that. auf— somewhere. so sorry about that. am you— somewhere. so sorry about that. am you iiin-f— somewhere. so sorry about that. but you didn't see— somewhere. so sorry about that. but you didn't see it, did you? nui— but you didn't see it, did you? am i— but you didn't see it, did you? am i know— but you didn't see it, did you? am i know i— but you didn't see it, did you? but i know i watched- but you didn't see it, did you? but i know i watched it- but you didn't see it, did you? but i know i watched it for- but you didn't see it, did you? but i know i watched it for over an and thought at the an hour and i thought at the beginning, god, is he going beginning, oh, god, is he going to pull off? i knew he could to pull it off? i knew he could because some of my friends have seen tour and said the best seen this tour and said the best night ever. and watched at night ever. and i watched him at the years ago. he the 02 about 12 years ago. he was amazing last night. he rolled back the years. yeah. i mean, the voice isn't what it was 50 years of course it was 50 years ago. of course it isn't. he held it together, isn't. but he held it together, and brilliant on the piano. and he's brilliant on the piano. and audience, were and the audience, they were eating hand. it is. eating out of his hand. it is. it's absolutely remarkable. i'm not fan of his music, not a massive fan of his music, to not a massive fan of his music, fo ie— not a massive fan of his music, fo ie noness— not a massive fan of his music, to be honest, but— not a massive fan of his music, to be honest, but can to be honest, but i can appreeiafe— to be honest, but i can appreciate that actually appreciate that he actually wrifes—gooil appreciate that he actually- writes _ good songs writes and performs good songs like writes and performs good songs iike—some- like compared to some of the sfuff— like compared to some of the sfuff inof— like compared to some of the stuff that children put on in stuff that my children put on in the stuff that my children put on in fne ear— stuff that my children put on in fne fnaf— stuff that my children put on in the car that doesn't have a rune.— the car that doesn't have a fune. wean.— the car that doesn't have a tune. yeah. you— the car that doesn't have a tune. yeah. you know, when you say,— tune. yeah. you know, when you say-fnaf-s— tune. yeah. you know, when you say-fnaf-s goi— tune. yeah. you know, when you say,-that's got no- tune. yeah. you know, when you say, that's got no tune, say, well, that's got no tune, i can-f— say, well, that's got no tune, i ean-f sing— say, well, that's got no tune, i can't sing that.— say, well, that's got no tune, i can't sing that. that's just a snoufing— can't sing that. that's just a man shouting down a microphone. fnis— man shouting down a microphone. fnis-proper— man shouting down a microphone. this-proper music. _ man shouting down a microphone. this proper music. this is proper music. and look at this is proper music. and look af aim — this is proper music. and look at him that gold suit. and at him in that gold suit. and

he's elton the he's so elton john and the glasses. and had he had glasses. and he had he had various quite well known performers on with performers coming on stage with him. never him. most of whom i'd never heard we had the killers. heard of. we had the killers. the killers. yeah. there was the killers. yeah. and there was another else. but. but another somebody else. but. but people for other people weren't there for other bands. were for elton bands. they were here for elton john on you, elton. if john and good on you, elton. if you're watching, we hope you are, sir elton. course, are, sir elton. of course, i still wanted to be still wouldn't have wanted to be in field, though. i've in that field, though. i've neven in that field, though. i've never, been to music never, ever been to a music festival other than once i took part debate and i did part in a debate at and i did the at a gin and tonic the debate at a gin and tonic and fled. and it was. and if it had been muddy, i might have found an excuse not to go. i mean. i mean, it's quagmire. mean. i mean, it's a quagmire. definitely even this definitely said even even this yeah definitely said even even this year. she said it was difficult having a shower. stop. yeah. yeah that right out. yeah i hear that right out. you've getting touch. you've been getting in touch. iiargaref— you've been getting in touch. margaret-said,- you've been getting in touch. margaret said, i'm pleased margaret has said, i'm pleased fnaf— margaret has said, i'm pleased fnaf-is— margaret has said, i'm pleased that-is growing.- margaret has said, i'm pleased that is growing. my that gb news is growing. my nusiani— that gb news is growing. my nusiani-i— that gb news is growing. my husband-i-it- that gb news is growing. my husband-i-it all. that gb news is growing. my. husband-i-it all the husband and i watch it all the fine.— husband and i watch it all the fine. eooi— husband and i watch it all the time. good morning, margaret. 0h— time. good morning, margaret. oh,-favourite- time. good morning, margaret. oh, favourite morning oh, this is my favourite morning snow.— oh, this is my favourite morning snow—afi- - oh, this is my favourite morning show._all. and. show. well done to all. and kyrees— show. well done to all. and kyrees says— show. well done to all. and kyrees says if— show. well done to all. and kyrees says it shows how strong putin is in 24 hours, the wagner fighters retreated without fighters have retreated without a fired. don't a shot being fired. i don't think the case, actually. think that's the case, actually. i think, look at this, derek i think, oh, look at this, derek says. suddenly looks

says. bev suddenly looks ten years than years years younger than ten years younger already younger than she's already looked. definitely my looked. this is definitely my favourite and robert favourite news show. and robert says coverage by says excellent coverage by andrew and lovely with andrew and the lovely lady with him that's bev. she's him today. that's bev. she's always lovely lady always here. the lovely lady robert. she's always here. well, not she's holiday or not unless she's on holiday or at thank you. and at the studio. thank you. and keep it going. and we will. we promise you. stay with us. now, a day hearing into promise you. stay with us. now, a-day hearing into the- t.5 now, a day hearing into the death a two day hearing into the death of—iegins- a two day hearing into the death of_begins today. l of nicola bolly begins today. do-remember?_ of nicola bolly begins today. do-remember? who- do you remember? who could forget two forget the mother of two vanished after dropping off her daughters at school, then taking use walk along the use your dog. walk along the river wyre lancashire, our river wyre in lancashire, our north—west england. reporter north—west of england. reporter sophie north—west of england. reporter sopnie—iookingi sophie reaper has been looking pack— sophie reaper has been looking iaeklfne— sophie reaper has been looking back-the case. _ sophie reaper has been looking back-the case. a— sophie reaper has been looking back the case. ' “g back at the case. a missing persons case that captured the attention of the world back in january , nicola bolly january, nicola bolly disappeared and she dropped her two children off at the local primary school and then proceeded to take her dog willow on their daily walk along the river. wyre at 9:01 that morning she logged into a teams call on her phone in 32 minutes later

that same phone was found by another dog walker on a bench by the bank of the river within an hour's. lancashire police had already launched a search for the mother of two and by the following day a major missing persons operation had begun . persons operation had begun. helicopters mountain rescue underwater search teams. they all worked in unison in an attempt to locate nicola. a few days later, lancashire police also reached out to the public for their help . we appeal for for their help. we appeal for nyone— for their help. we appeal for nyone wno— for their help. we appeal for anyone who may— , we appeal for anyone who may have been driving fnrougn— anyone who may have been driving fnrougn fne— anyone who may have been driving through the village— anyone who may have been driving through the village of saint iiienaei-s— through the village of saint michael's last— through the village of saint michael's last friday morning at aiouf— michael's last friday morning at aiouf sis— michael's last friday morning at aiouf ears or— michael's last friday morning at about 915 or or— michael's last friday morning at about 915 or or who may have iasnean— about 915 or or who may have dashcam footage— about 915 or or who may have dashcam footage that could be of use dashcam footage that could be of fo— dashcam footage that could be of fo us— dashcam footage that could be of use to us or people— dashcam footage that could be of use to us or people who may have seen— use to us or people who may have been fog— use to us or people who may have been dog walking— use to us or people who may have been dog walking in— use to us or people who may have been dog walking in the area or on fne— been dog walking in the area or on the towpath_ been dog walking in the area or on the towpath to— been dog walking in the area or on the towpath to come forward. insures— on the towpath to come forward. tributes poured— on the towpath to come forward. tributes poured in— on the towpath to come forward. tributes poured in as the local eonnunify— tributes poured in as the local community banded together to do fneir— community banded together to do fneir iii.— community banded together to do fneir iif. — community banded together to do their bit. then,— community banded together to do

their bit. then, ten— community banded together to do their bit. : community banded together to do their bit. “jclj “clj : their bit. then, ten days after she'd first gone missing, images were released, which showed nicola packing up the car to take her children to school . the take her children to school. the following day . specialist dive following day. specialist dive team sgi began an in—depth search of the river wyre using special sonar equipment . hope special sonar equipment. hope was renewed , but after just was renewed, but after just three days, the team stopped their search with their leader . their search with their leader. peter faulding describing the case as a complete mystery . case as a complete mystery. lancashire police continued their search following the course of the river, even eventually reaching its mouth near fleetwood . finally, on near fleetwood. finally, on february 9th, 18th, news broke that a body had been recovered from the river. wyre the following day, the world watched on as the agonising truth was revealed. sadly, on as the agonising truth was revealed . sadly, we are now now revealed. sadly, we are now now apie— revealed. sadly, we are now now aiie fo— revealed. sadly, we are now now able to confirm _ revealed. sadly, we are now now able to confirm that— : sadly, we are now now able to confirm that yesterday we recovered _ able to confirm that yesterday we recovered nicola bulley from

the we recovered nicola bulley from fne kiver— we recovered nicola bulley from fne kiver wyre— we recovered nicola bulley from the river wyre nicola's family nave— the river wyre nicola's family nave seen— the river wyre nicola's family have been informed and are of course devastated— have been informed and are of course devastated . our thoughts course devastated. our thoughts are course devastated. our thoughts wifn— course devastated. our thoughts arweifnfnen— course devastated. our thoughts are with them at— course devastated. our thoughts are with them at this time as weif— are with them at this time as weii as— are with them at this time as weii as wifn— are with them at this time as well as with all— are with them at this time as well as with all her loved ones ani— well as with all her loved ones and fne— well as with all her loved ones and the wider— well as with all her loved ones and the wider community. ' and the wider community. after a iong— and the wider community. after a iong fares— and the wider community. after a long three weeks,— and the wider community. after a long three weeks, the families worst nightmare had come true. sophie reaper. gb worst nightmare had come true. sophie reaper . gb news. okay, sophie reaper. gb news. okay, let's switch tack now .- j c \ okay, let's switch tack now . internal let's switch tack now. internal governnenf— let's switch tack now. internal government assessments have warned— government assessments have warned fne — government assessments have warned fne uk— government assessments have warned the uk should prepare for the warned the uk should prepare for fne suiien— warned the uk should prepare for the sudden collapse the putin the sudden collapse of the putin regime—attempted. regime following an attempted soup— regime following an attempted coup—mercenaries. regime following an attempted coup mercenaries. regime following an attempted- coup_mercenaries. now coup by wagner mercenaries. now the coup by wagner mercenaries. now are as— coup by wagner mercenaries. now are as seorefary— coup by wagner mercenaries. now the us secretary of— coup by wagner mercenaries. now the us secretary of state, antony blinken, said the insurrection showed cracks are showing putin's showing in vladimir putin's regime and warned this isn't the end. as piers pottinger said, the opera. okay, let's the wagner opera. okay, let's bnng the wagner opera. okay, let's faring—expen- the wagner opera. okay, let's bring _expert mariai bring in security expert maria avieeva— bring in security expert maria avieeva wno — bring in security expert maria avdeeva, who joins us now from aarkov— avdeeva, who joins us now from aarkov in— avdeeva, who joins us now from harkov in ukraine.— avdeeva, who joins us now from harkov in ukraine. jane, good morning,— harkov in ukraine. jane, good morning, maria— harkov in ukraine. jane, good morning, maria .— harkov in ukraine. jane, good morning, maria . just tell us how morning, maria. just tell us how it morning, maria. just tell us how if ws— morning, maria. just tell us how if fnis— morning, maria. just tell us how it was this weekend to be in ukraine— it was this weekend to be in ukraine ani— it was this weekend to be in ukraine and hear this news that fnere— ukraine and hear this news that fnere ws— ukraine and hear this news that there was potentially a coup being— there was potentially a coup being enacted— there was potentially a coup being enacted against putin. it

nusf— being enacted against putin. it nusf nave— being enacted against putin. it must have been— being enacted against putin. it must have been greeted, as with eeieirafion— must have been greeted, as with celebration initially . celebration initially. thank you for having me. and i'm actually now in kyiv because i was just on the train from kyiv, from kharkiv to kyiv. it's kyiv railway station. and yes, the whole weekend everyone in ukraine was glued to their screens, watching every step about what is happening in russia. and the wagner mercenaries road show up to moscow. and of course, the hope here was i won't hide that. they will get they will get to moscow . they will do it because everything that we can, russia and russia are authorities and russian military leadership is good for ukraine, especially now when the counteroffensive is looming in ukrainian south. but but we saw that wagner stopped in moscow before moscow , and in moscow before moscow, and then they went back and he was allowed prigozhin himself was allowed prigozhin himself was allowed to go back to belarus.

thus undermining the credibility of russian authorities and putin himself humiliating putin, actually, because we know for sure that wagner mercenaries shot down several russian helicopters and even a plane . helicopters and even a plane. and so now it means that in russia you can legally give an order to do that and then just go and retreat to belarus . so go and retreat to belarus. so now we think everyone thinks here that putin will do something in revenge to show that he's still keeps his power from what we see is that the full control of russia over russian state media. what the what the narratives are now . so what the narratives are now. so they are now trying to convince and the situation is fully under control and nothing was happening . but of course, they happening. but of course, they will have to do something to show that the russian presence holds the power. we in reality, he doesn't . maria, they may not

he doesn't. maria, they may not nave— he doesn't. maria, they may not nave goi— he doesn't. maria, they may not nave gof fo— he doesn't. maria, they may not have got to moscow.— : c maria, they may not have got to moscow. they stopped 120 have got to moscow. they stopped izo mikes— have got to moscow. they stopped izo niies away.— have got to moscow. they stopped 120 miles away. but— have got to moscow. they stopped 120 miles away. but how big has it 120 miles away. but how big has if seen— 120 miles away. but how big has if been for— 120 miles away. but how big has it been for morale— 120 miles away. but how big has it been for morale in ukraine anongsf— it been for morale in ukraine anongsf your— it been for morale in ukraine amongst your fellow people that the amongst your fellow people that fne faer— amongst your fellow people that am faef is— amongst your fellow people that the fact is this— amongst your fellow people that the fact is this is— amongst your fellow people that the fact is this is a— amongst your fellow people that the fact is this is a clear sign fnaf— the fact is this is a clear sign fnaf ruin-s— the fact is this is a clear sign that putin's authority is waning 7 that putin's authority is waning f wean.— that putin's authority is waning f wean. for— that putin's authority is waning ? yeah. for the— that putin's authority is waning ? yeah. for the first- that putin's authority is waning ? yeah. for the first for- that putin's authority is waning ? yeah. for the first for the first hand, there were a lot lots of memes ukrainians were exchanging with each other, like speculating on the fact that you can just go inside russia and then make the whole trip up to moscow. they were saying, like general zaluzhny , commander in general zaluzhny, commander in chief, probably we should we should make the counter—offensive in that direction and the direction of moscow. so the expectations were high. and then even if they didn't get it to moscow itself, it shows how weak and how unstable able russia in reality is . and there was even a joke is. and there was even a joke here that before the war, russia said that it's the second largest army in the world. now,

russian army is the second largest in russia. inside russia even undermined by such a small group of men as wagner group in reality is. so this boosts ukrainian morale. and at the same time, we've got pretty positive news from the front lines. the ukrainian ministry of defence said that there is some some advance on the front lines, not huge, but still in several directions. and it also gives ukrainians this feeling of hope that the developments on the front line we will see pretty soon. okay, thank you very much, maria— soon. okay, thank you very much, iiaria avdeeva— soon. okay, thank you very much, maria avdeeva there— “ okay, thank you very much, maria avdeeva there in ukraine, anne. — maria avdeeva there in ukraine, anne. sfiii— maria avdeeva there in ukraine, anne. sfiii fo— maria avdeeva there in ukraine, anne. still to come this mug,— anne. still to come this morning, the- anne. still to come this morning, the prince of wales has iaunenei— morning, the prince of wales has iaunenei a— morning, the prince of wales has launched a major— morning, the prince of wales has launched a major campaign to end noneessnessi— launched a major campaign to end homelessness in— launched a major campaign to end homelessness in five years. i saw— homelessness in five years. i sfiii nope— homelessness in five years. i still hope she— homelessness in five years. i still hope she can— homelessness in five years. i still hope she can do that. well nonesfiy— still hope she can do that. well nonesfiy, i— still hope she can do that. well honestly, i mean,— still hope she can do that. well honestly, i mean, he can't it's a is— honestly, i mean, he can't it's a as a— honestly, i mean, he can't it's a as a pig— honestly, i mean, he can't it's a it's a big ambition to say ne-s— a it's a big ambition to say ne-s going— a it's a big ambition to say ne-s going fo— a it's a big ambition to say he's going to end homelessness in five— he's going to end homelessness in five years— he's going to end homelessness in five years and— he's going to end homelessness in five years and tackle it. auf— in five years and tackle it. am you— in five years and tackle it. sue you can-f— in five years and tackle it. but you can't end- in five years and tackle it. but you can't end it.- in five years and tackle it. but you can't end it. it's been around forever. no, he's right. ae-s— around forever. no, he's right. ae-s goi— around forever. no, he's right. ae-s gof a— around forever. no, he's right. ae-s gof a for— around forever. no, he's right. he's got a lot of— : no, he's right. he's got a lot of houses. i

rook,— he's got a lot of houses. i mean, look, i— he's got a lot of houses. i mean, look, i don't think that's his mean, look, i don't think that's an pian— mean, look, i don't think that's as pian. anyway,— mean, look, i don't think that's his plan. anyway, we're going to be his plan. anyway, we're going to ie faiking— his plan. anyway, we're going to ie faiking aif— his plan. anyway, we're going to be talking all about but be talking all about that. but firsf— be talking all about that. but firsf-nere-s— be talking all about that. but first-here's your- first of all, here's your nornn-sg— first of all, here's your morning's with . first of all, here's your- morning's-with . tamsin morning's news with. tamsin rinn. — morning's news with. tamsin rinn. inank— morning's news with. tamsin firth. thank you. - morning's news with. tamsin firth. ritri morning's news with. tamsin firth. “is“ ritri ”ie�*ii; morning's news with. tamsin firth. “is“ ritri itri firth. thank you. here are the headunes firth. thank you. here are the headlines at 1032. russia is working to restore calm following an attempted coup at the weekend by wagner group mercenaries . state tv showed the mercenaries. state tv showed the defence minister sergei shoigu, visiting troops in ukraine without confirming when and where the video was taken. the whereabouts of wagner leader yevgeny prigozhin is still unclear . he yevgeny prigozhin is still unclear. he was seen leaving the military headquarters in rostov on saturday. eu foreign ministers meeting in brussels. us say cracks are starting to show in moscow's military power . matthew white has been identified as a suspect in the murder of stephen lawrence for the first time, the teenager was stabbed to death in april 1993. in an unprovoked, racially

motivated attack whilst waiting for a bus in south—east london. the metropolitan police says white, who died in 2021, aged 50, was arrested twice , but 50, was arrested twice, but there was not enough evidence to prosecute him. in a statement prompted by a bbc investigation , the force admitted a significant and regrettable error was made during the initial investigation in an inquest into the death of nicola birley is being held in preston, the mother of two, disappeared in january while walking her dog along the river. wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks later about a mile from a bench where her phone was discovered. her partner and sister are due to give evidence dunng sister are due to give evidence during the inquest, which is expected to last for two days. the prince of wales is launching an initiative to end homelessness as prince william's five year project called homewood's , aims to make rough homewood's, aims to make rough sleeping a thing of the past. initially focusing on six

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radio. | it's. radio. it's 1039. you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pearson. turner with andrew pearson. bev turner well, day for prince william well, big day for prince william today. he's launching his initiative end homelessness initiative to end homelessness initiative to end homelessness in years. i mean, it's in five years. i mean, it's going be a big five years, going to be a big five years, never mind a big day. if he's going to actually— never mind a big day. if he's going to actually end- going to actually end homelessness. i mean, that's

guife— homelessness. i mean, that's guife an— homelessness. i mean, that's quite an ambition, isn't it? ief-s— quite an ambition, isn't it?l ief-s—waiker quite an ambition, isn't it?- let's_walker now let's talk to cameron walker now to let's talk to cameron walker now fo-fne— let's talk to cameron walker now fo-fne iefaii— let's talk to cameron walker now to _the detail. good- to find out the detail. good mug,— to find out the detail. good morning, cameron. yeah good morning— morning, cameron. yeah good morning ,— morning, cameron. yeah good morning , nev. — morning, cameron. yeah good morning , bev. iv/ri5 morning, cameron. yeah good morning, bev. iv/ri5 morning, cameron. yeah good morning , bev. iv/ri5 57” “rtri morning, bev. yes, well, prince william wants to make homelessness rare, brief and unrepeated. today he's launching a five year project to show the world that homelessness can essentially be ended . so six essentially be ended. so six locations across the uk, each of them getting up to £500,000. and what's known as seed funding. and then the idea is these six locations with slightly different challenges will become blueprints to then replicate that across the uk in order to end homelessness . us now i'm in end homelessness. us now i'm in lambeth at the mosaic clubhouse or just outside lambeth at the mosaic clubhouse orjust outside it. prince william is currently inside and it supports people living with mental health. now this particular place , the mosaic particular place, the mosaic clubhouse, is pretty special because it's the only place in the uk which adopts this international clubhouse model. so instead of focusing on the problems of a mental health patient , they focus very much on patient, they focus very much on their strengths and their

abilities as well. and instead of referring to them as patients, they refer to them as as members. so prince william is shining a spotlight on the work they do , but also shining a they do, but also shining a spotlight on that link between mental health and homelessness and trying to break down that link. his royal highness is also meeting charity bosses of several homelessness charities here in the united kingdom, as well as the national partners who have helped him to develop this year project project. this five year project project. and he's also expected to deliver a speech where he's going first visit going to mention his first visit to a homeless shelter he to a homeless shelter when he was years old with his was only 11 years old with his mother, princess diana, who, of course did of work when course, did a lot of work when it came to supporting those experiencing homelessness. but as said, bev, it's an as you said, bev, it's an incredibly ambitious project. there are, according to the latest figures, an estimated 300,000 people across the uk who are either sleeping rough or in what's called so—called hidden homelessness. so sofa surfing or sleeping in cars or in other kinds of temporary accommodation. so will these

blueprints work over these six locations? well prince william has this incredible ability, really, for someone with such a high profile as a member of the royal family, of bringing different people around the table who wouldn't otherwise work together . but i suppose work together. but i suppose we'll to wait to see if in we'll have to wait to see if in those five years that prince william has indeed had a tangible impact in ending homelessness, fantastic . thank homelessness, fantastic. thank you. cameron. well,— homelessness, fantastic. thank you. cameron. well, he's- you. cameron. well, he's senainiy— you. cameron. well, he's certainly coming at it from every— certainly coming at it from every angio— certainly coming at it from every angle, isn't he? '“r: every angle, isn't he? and of wnaf— every angle, isn't he? and of course, what he didn't say is he's been completely upstaged by sarah today. yes, of sarah ferguson today. yes, of course, would sarah ferguson today. yes, of course,-would-been| course, this would have been a big announcement. but if you're just big announcement. but if you're iusf-us— big announcement. but if you're iusf-us-news- big announcement. but if you're just-us,-news, of- just joining us, the news, of foiay— just joining us, the news, of course, today sarah course, today that sarah rerguson— course, today that sarah ferguson mastectomy, ferguson had a mastectomy, i fnink— ferguson had a mastectomy, i think-yesterday.- ferguson had a mastectomy, i think yesterday. yeah think it was yesterday. yeah so goi— think it was yesterday. yeah so we've got sarah— think it was yesterday. yeah so we've got sarah varney,- think it was yesterday. yeah so we've got sarah varney, bushra shaikh with she's how shaikh with us. she's on how many about many front pages? just about literally front page pages, yeah. why, your of yeah. why? why, in your view of the this? because the media seize on this? because it is a good i think i think because of that era, she's because she's of that era, she's of that sort of diana era, isn't she? and i a lot of she? and i think a lot of newspaper— 7 and i think a lot of newspaper editors are of newspaper editors are also of war— newspaper editors are also of fnaf — newspaper editors are also of fnaf so— newspaper editors are also of that era. so i— newspaper editors are also of that era. t that era. so i suspect that they kind of they see her. but i mean, i think it's quite a good

story. yeah. she it was discovered— yeah. she it was discovered through a routine investigation— discovered through a routine investigation .— discovered through a routine investigation . so i think that's investigation. so i think that's the investigation. so i think that's am kind— investigation. so i think that's the kind message that she's the kind of message that she's frying— the kind of message that she's frying-across— the kind of message that she's trying-across,-it?. trying to get across, isn't it? ani— trying to get across, isn't it? andlgo_ trying to get across, isn't it? andlgo fo— trying to get across, isn't it? ana|go fo your— trying to get across, isn't it? andigo to your i- trying to get across, isn't it? and go to your i like that and i go to your i like that pnrase— and i go to your i like that pnrase sne— and i go to your i like that phrase she used- and i go to your i like that phrase she used get it tested ieeause—isl because it's silent. it's is siienf— because it's silent. it's is siienf ami— because it's silent. it's is silent and silent. because it's silent. c i“r: exactly. because it's silent. it's is- silent and silent. exactly. and also, silent and silent. exactly. and aa, sne-s— silent and silent. exactly. and aa, sne-s ei— silent and silent. exactly. and also, she's 61, so— silent and silent. exactly. and also, she's 61, so 63,- silent and silent. exactly. and also, she's 61, so 63, 63.- i“r: exactly. and also, she's 61, so 63, 63. a lot of women— also, she's 61, so 63, 63. a lot of women would _ also, she's 61, so 63, 63. a lot of women would sort of think, in — of women would sort of think, in ieyoni— of women would sort of think, in peyoni aif— of women would sort of think, i'm beyond all that. i've had my nenopuse i— i'm beyond all that. i've had my menopause. i don't— i'm beyond all that. i've had my menopause. i don't need to think aiouf— menopause. i don't need to think aiouf fnaf— menopause. i don't need to think about that sort— menopause. i don't need to think about that sort of— menopause. i don't need to think about that sort of thing anymore. and- about that sort of thing anymore. and actually, you do. vou— anymore. and actually, you do. aou-fo— anymore. and actually, you do. aou-fo go— anymore. and actually, you do. aou-fo go fo— anymore. and actually, you do. you-to go to your- anymore. and actually, you do. you to go to your your you need to go to your your sneak—ups— you need to go to your your check—ups and— you need to go to your your check—ups and yeah. check—ups and stuff. yeah. i mean,-pr0gnosis- check—ups and stuff. yeah. i mean,-pr0gnosis is- check—ups and stuff. yeah. i mean,-pr0gnosis is goodl check—ups and stuff. yeah. i mean, prognosis is good as mean, her prognosis is good as well. they're bushra, well. they're saying, bushra, that the cancer that they caught the cancer early a time when we feel early at a time when we feel quite of we surrender to quite sort of we surrender to the fact that the nhs may not look after us. i was saying earlier, there's a sort of malaise, isn't there? i'm probably going an probably not going to get an appointment. bother this appointment. i won't bother this is reminder of people to is a good reminder of people to get checked out totally. and i think that women— get checked out totally. and i think that women in- gric tt: and i think that women in general, we kine— think that women in general, we kinilaiways— think that women in general, we kinalaiways puf— think that women in general, we kind always put ourselves kind of always put ourselves iasf—ani- kind of always put ourselves iasf—ani i- kind of always put ourselves last—and i thinki last sort of last and i think is— last sort of last and i think ifs-for- last sort of last and i think it's-for women. last sort of last and i thinki it's-for women to it's important for women to reaiise— it's important for women to realise-know, - realise that, you know, our nearin— realise that, you know, our neaifn is— realise that, you know, our health is-as- realise that, you know, our health is as important. health is just as important. so we health is just as important. so wanes-u— health is just as important. so we-neeulgo- health is just as important. so we-needlgo for- health is just as important. soj we-needlgo for these we always need to go for these check—ups you know, i've dealt with having cancer in my own

family. mum had it family. you know, my mum had it and my had cancer when and my sister had cancer when she so i know how she was 21. so i know how serious these things are. so i think is really think this is really, really important, important for a story just to to women like don't just to say to women like don't just to say to women like don't just health. it's, you just take your health. it's, you know, you know, be know, like, you know, i'll be fine. get those checks. fine. go and get those checks. i got time to do it this i haven't got time to do it this week.— i haven't got time to do it this week-iii— i haven't got time to do it this week-iii go- i haven't got time to do it this week.-i'll go next- i haven't got time to do it this week. i'll go next week. week. maybe i'll go next week. it's week. maybe i'll go next week. as reaiiy— week. maybe i'll go next week. it's really important. i just got— it's really important. i just gof sem— it's really important. i just gof seni my— it's really important. i just got sent my bowel cancer screening test, which was lovely. the poo test? yes. i just did mine. my daughter opened she mum, what opened it. she went, mum, what is this? it's something you have to is this? it's something you have fo-if-s.— is this? it's something you have fo-if-s. we.— is this? it's something you have fo-if-s. we. ifs— is this? it's something you have to-it's. no, it's no- to do. it's. no, it's no delicate way to describe but delicate way to describe it, but it's really important you get it when you're 55 because. yeah, it's an automatic— when you're 55 because. yeah, it's an automatic thing.- “ ”c155 t yeah, it's an automatic thing. well seeoi— it's an automatic thing. well second-third— it's an automatic thing. well second third one. “ second or third one. i mean, fnaf-s— second or third one. i mean, inaf-s fnis— second or third one. i mean, that's this is interesting because went and had because i actually went and had a two days ago, a colonoscopy two days ago, right? yeah. that was really right? yeah. and that was really important family has important because my family has something that we inherit, which is syndrome. so is called lynch syndrome. so that us that we that tells us that we have a greater of having things greater chance of having things like so you know, like bowel cancer. so you know, these testing facilities are available to families. just available to families. we just don't say that go don't see enough to say that go and these it will and have these tests. it will tell whether you have more tell you whether you have more of a chance of something, which

means can then make sure means you can then make sure you're having those routine checks are so checks regularly. and men are so nopeiess— checks regularly. and men are so nopeiess as— checks regularly. and men are so hopeless as well. _ checks regularly. and men are so hopeless as well. by— checks regularly. and men are so hopeless as well. by the - day and men are so hopeless as well. by the way. i mean,-ferguson- hopeless as well. by the way. i mean, ferguson was saying mean, sarah ferguson was saying her mean, sarah ferguson was saying aei—of— mean, sarah ferguson was saying ner—of prosfafel her stepfather died of prostate eaneer.-vean.— her stepfather died of prostate cancer.-yeah. 50- her stepfather died of prostate cancer. yeah. 50 men are cancer. yeah, yeah. 50 men are ruiiisn— cancer. yeah, yeah. 50 men are rubbish-getting— cancer. yeah, yeah. 50 men are rubbish getting tested rubbish at getting tested for inan— rubbish at getting tested for wan-guess— rubbish at getting tested for that. guess there's a lot that. and i guess there's a lot of naenisno— that. and i guess there's a lot of machismo around it because it's of machismo around it because ifs-going— of machismo around it because ifs-going fo— of machismo around it because it's going to happen me. it's not going to happen to me. auf— it's not going to happen to me. fur-foray— it's not going to happen to me. but-today there's- it's not going to happen to me. but-today there's also i but i think today there's also this story about the nhs being the the report the second. the king's report being the only other health service that's worse than it is in america is the american health very health service. that's very that's really something health service. that's very that'we really something health service. that's very that'we need eally something health service. that's very that'we need ealstartmething health service. that's very that'we need ealstart thinking that we need to start thinking about carefully. i mean, about quite carefully. i mean, my father lives in italy. he's had heart had several strokes and heart attacks and stuff, and i thought his would be terrible. his treatment would be terrible. but absolutely but he has had absolutely amazing treatment that he would not did have to not have had. did he have to pay?— not have had. did he have to paw—of— not have had. did he have to payf—of if- not have had. did he have to payf—of if iii- not have had. did he have to pay?_of it did he. not have had. did he have to. pay?_of it did he have pay? how much of it did he have to pay? how much of it did he have fo-aii— pay? how much of it did he have fo-aii fnree— pay? how much of it did he have to-all three of— pay? how much of it did he have to-all three of them- pay? how much of it did he have to all three of them for to pay for all three of them for nofning— to pay for all three of them for nofning-wean.- nothing really? yeah, absolutely. mean, they have absolutely. i mean, they have a sort of mutual mutual system in italy where you you sort of pay for a bit of it, but all. so for a bit of it, but not all. so it works like a sort of part insurance system. it's sort of part and the king's part state. and the king's report saying funding is report is saying our funding is only reached an average. only now reached an average. yeah. of it been

yeah. but of course it been penini— yeah. but of course it been behind _years. - yeah. but of course it been behind-years. . yeah. but of course it been. behind-years. yeah. behind for some years. yeah. wean. — behind for some years. yeah. wean. |mean— behind for some years. yeah. yeah. imean the— behind for some years. yeah. yeah. mean the funding of the yeah. i mean the funding of the nhs is something that all political sit political parties need to sit down and sensible down and really sensible conversation about. you do they do your do because no earlier your earlier who was on who earlier person who was on who was saying you know people one of problems with in of the problems with the nhs in the uk is that people tend to think have to think that they don't have to take for their take responsible for their health it's the nhs health because it's the nhs will scoop and look after scoop them up and look after them and actually, you know, that's, no true. that's, that's no longer true. the longer do that. the nhs can no longer do that. so you do have to take responsibility for your. well, maybe, maybe we need- c t well, maybe, maybe we need a tagline to maybe, maybe we need a tagline fo iusf— maybe, maybe we need a tagline to just reinforce _ maybe, maybe we need a tagline to just reinforce health is to just reinforce that health is wearin— to just reinforce that health is weaifnlyou— to just reinforce that health is wealth..you don't- to just reinforce that health is wealth. you don't have your wealth. if you don't have your nearin— health, nothing after that naffers— health, nothing after that matters, _andl health, nothing after that- matters,_and that's so matters, you know? and that's so erueiai. — matters, you know? and that's so erueiai. -fuf— matters, you know? and that's so erueiai. -auf i— matters, you know? and that's so crucial. _butl mean,- matters, you know? and that's so crucial. “ crucial. yeah, but i mean, we've got the problems that we got all the problems that we could to grips with the could get to grips with the obesity problem in this country is pun, is enormous, is pardon the pun, andrew, need to be able andrew, but we need to be able to have honest dialogue with obesity because at the moment, fat say say that fat shaming, people say say that now. i mean, i don't think youre— now. i mean, i don't think you're allowed— now. i mean, i don't think you're allowed to- i mean, i don't think you're allowed to say you can't eari— you're allowed to say you can't eaii soeone— you're allowed to say you can't call someone-can- you're allowed to say you can't call someone can you? call someone fat, can you? neeuse— call someone fat, can you? neeause-gef- call someone fat, can you? neeause-gef i- call someone fat, can you? because get i think you can, because you get i think you can, you— because you get i think you can, you-ean— because you get i think you can, you-eon say— because you get i think you can, can you can say obese. iv/ri5 can you you can say obese. yes. can— can you you can say obese. yes. can you— can you you can say obese. yes. can you say— can you you can say obese. yes. can you say obese? _

can you you can say obese. iv/ri5 can you say obese? r:c can you say obese? morbidly obese. but also, i think gps are talk about finding that a difficult have difficult conversation to have that they will have somebody to say surgery. say in their surgery. and they know that a lot of the health problems they're facing is because them because there's too much of them to let's put it that way. to love, let's put it that way. yeah. and they aren't allowed they they can say they don't feel they can say that in case it that to the patient in case it upsets offends my doctor upsets and offends my doctor said me i was too fat. said to me that i was too fat. maybe my doctor is just an unusuai— maybe my doctor is just an unusual person,— maybe my doctor is just an unusual person, but he did say to unusual person, but he did say fo ne— unusual person, but he did say fo ne aiouf— unusual person, but he did say to me about you— unusual person, but he did say to me about you to about six years— to me about you to about six years-were— to me about you to about six years we're going have years ago, we're going to have to years ago, we're going to have foliown— years ago, we're going to have foliown ani— years ago, we're going to have to.down and talk- years ago, we're going to have to down and talk about your, to sit down and talk about your, your.— to sit down and talk about your, you-you.— to sit down and talk about your, you-you. - your, your, your your size. wean.— your, your, your your size. fean. so— your, your, your your size. yeah. so obviously immediately iursfs— yeah. so obviously immediately ounis—iii- yeah. so obviously immediately iursfs—ioii youi bursts into tears. yeah. did you fnougn—know,- bursts into tears. yeah. did you. though—know, you're though because you know, you're on you're overweight on you're when you're overweight you—feiiing- you don't like people telling you— you don't like people telling you-overweight- you don't like people telling you overweight because you you're overweight because you— you you're overweight because you-fo— you you're overweight because you-fo prefeni— you you're overweight because you to pretend that you're you like to pretend that you're not you like to pretend that you're nor—i- you like to pretend that you're nor—i knowl you like to pretend that you're nor—i know i not so many people i know and i won-f— not so many people i know and i won't name them— not so many people i know and i won't name them are on this nhs jab, won't name them are on this nhs rai, wnien— won't name them are on this nhs rai, wnien is— won't name them are on this nhs jab, which is dramatically reiueing— jab, which is dramatically. reducing—yeah jab, which is dramatically- reducing_yeah , reducing their weight. yeah, yeah. — reducing their weight. yeah, yeah. .rm— reducing their weight. yeah, yeah. -.-m tow- reducing their weight. yeah, yeah.-i'm told if- reducing their weight. yeah, yeah. i'm told if you come yeah. but i'm told if you come off it goes back on off it the way it goes back on so necessarily i don't think i'm on ozempic i've been on as epic for years. brownite years i say years.— for years. brownite years i say ye rye— for years. brownite years i say yeare. r-ve beer— for years. brownite years i say years. i've been on— ”if“; brownite years i say years. i've been on ozempic we??? brownite years i say years. i've been on ozempic for arrear— years. i've been on ozempic for arear rye— years. i've been on ozempic for about two years— years. i've been on ozempic for about two years and it's really herpea— about two years and it's really reaped me— about two years and it's really helped me. it's— about two years and it's really helped me. it's completely re—educated._ helped me. it's completely re—educated. my attitude towards

reed— re—educated. my attitude towards food because— re—educated. my attitude towards food because what— re—educated. my attitude towards food because what it does is it earr— food because what it does is it eerr er— food because what it does is it ear or areas— food because what it does is it sort of stops you— food because what it does is it sort of stops you thinking about reed— sort of stops you thinking about road au— sort of stops you thinking about read an rhe— sort of stops you thinking about food all the time.— sort of stops you thinking about food all the time. food becomes r-aer— food all the time. food becomes raer rearry— food all the time. food becomes raer rearry r-aer— food all the time. food becomes just really just become a preaeare— just really just become a pleasure anymore. it becomes a earr— pleasure anymore. it becomes a eerr er— pleasure anymore. it becomes a ear or aeeeeerry.— pleasure anymore. it becomes a sort of necessity. so you have a eemprerery— sort of necessity. so you have a completely different approach to it. completely different approach to it are— completely different approach to it ara-ra— completely different approach to it. and-it does- it. and it does it does re—educate- it. and it does it does re—educate you. so i don't take it re—educate you. so i don't take rr ayre— re—educate you. so i don't take rr aye arra— re—educate you. so i don't take it anymore and i— re—educate you. so i don't take it anymore and i haven't put on the it anymore and i haven't put on are wearer.— it anymore and i haven't put on the weight. and— it anymore and i haven't put on the weight. and is— it anymore and i haven't put on the weight. and is that because is rear— the weight. and is that because is that because _ the weight. and is that because is that because i— the weight. and is that because is that because i think it's rewired— is that because i think it's reread-- is that because i think it's. rewired-so because is that because i think it's- rewired-so because it's rewired my brain so because it's suppresses— rewired my brain so because it's suppresses appetite suppresses your appetite food err-r— suppresses your appetite food rear-year— suppresses your appetite food isn't-your mind. - suppresses your appetite food isn't your mind. ”in; c isn't on your mind. i feel like rr-s— isn't on your mind. i feel like it's suppressing your appetite. it just it really well, it just it just it really well, it switches— it just it just it really well, it switches off— it just it just it really well, it switches off the hunger hormones in— it switches off the hunger hormones in your stomach. so it warre— hormones in your stomach. so it wake-rhe— hormones in your stomach. so it works-the hunger— hormones in your stomach. so it works the hunger hormones in works on the hunger hormones in year— works on the hunger hormones in year eremaerr. — works on the hunger hormones in year eremaerr. -a- works on the hunger hormones in your stomach. a hormonal your stomach. so it's a hormonal rare.— your stomach. so it's a hormonal arena-array— your stomach. so it's a hormonal thing.-simply don't- thing. so you simply don't have the thing. so you simply don't have are-re— thing. so you simply don't have are-re-ae— thing. so you simply don't have the-to-as much.- thing. so you simply don't have the to as much. and the urge to eat as much. and ire,— the urge to eat as much. and ire-aer- — the urge to eat as much. and rr-elrrerlae- the urge to eat as much. and it's, not. as simple it's, it's not. it's as simple ae— it's, it's not. it's as simple as rrrar. — it's, it's not. it's as simple as that. nobody's- it's, it's not. it's as simple as that. \: cf“. r::;r: it's, it's not. it's as simple- as that. nobody's quantified the cost at bushire. cost of this drug at bushire. but long term, it's going to save the nhs a bomb because they're treating symptoms of they're treating the symptoms of obesity the biggest obesity is now the biggest drain on and smoking. on the nhs. true. and smoking. i think eventually after we aeraauy— i think eventually after we aeraauy ger— i think eventually after we actually get some stats of how rare— actually get some stats of how rare warre— actually get some stats of how this works because i know a few peepre— this works because i know a few peepre-were— this works because i know a few peeare-were err— this works because i know a few people were on that in people that were on that in faer— people that were on that in race-ra— people that were on that in raerlrr r-aer— people that were on that in fact, it just didn't it it fact, but it just didn't it it aeeea-r— fact, but it just didn't it it doesn't work— fact, but it just didn't it it doesn't work for everyone. it

aeeea-r— doesn't work for everyone. it aeeea-r-rrey- doesn't work for everyone. it doesn't-they had- doesn't work for everyone. it doesn't they had other doesn't work. they had other anaerryrae— doesn't work. they had other underlying_didn't| underlying health. it didn't warr— underlying health. it didn't work rar— underlying health. it didn't work for boris. so- underlying health. it didn't work for boris. so it- underlying health. . r: r: " c so it doesn't work for boris. so it doesn't work— work for boris. so it doesn't work-something- so it doesn't work something we're going work for something we're going to work for something we're going re rave— work for something we're going re have very— work for something we're going to have very sick,— work for something we're going to have very sick, for example, aar— to have very sick, for example, aarlaeeea-r— to have very sick, for example, butldoesn't-to- to have very sick, for example, butldoesn't-to me.i to have very sick, for example, but doesn't to me. so but it doesn't do that to me. so r-m — but it doesn't do that to me. so r-m .raeky. — but it doesn't do that to me. so i'm .lucky. yeah.- but it doesn't do that to me. so i'm .lucky. yeah-for- i'm very lucky. yeah. so for you,— i'm very lucky. yeah. so for yea, yea— i'm very lucky. yeah. so for yea, you knew,— i'm very lucky. yeah. so for you, you know, for you, for you, it you, you know, for you, for you, rr were-k — you, you know, for you, for you, aware-k .yea— you, you know, for you, for you, it works. .you know,- you, you know, for you, for you, it works. and you know, for me, i've always an advocate of i've always been an advocate of just to a just you need to have a different approach when different approach to life when it to your health and your it comes to your health and your food exercise do those food and exercise and do those things first before you start giving yourself you know, that's like all the like the end kind of all the other stuff and do the other other stuff and do all the other stuff. first injection is the raer— stuff. first injection is the raer reeerr— first injection is the last resort because i was but i r— last resort because i was but i r was— last resort because i was but i was i was prescribed it because i was i was prescribed it because r was— was i was prescribed it because i was pre—diabetic,— was i was prescribed it because i was pre—diabetic, menopausal arra— i was pre—diabetic, menopausal are-arr— i was pre—diabetic, menopausal and an underactive and i have an underactive rayrera. — and i have an underactive rayrera. sa— and i have an underactive thyroid. so for- and i have an underactive thyroid. g thyroid. so for me, keeping weight difficult. weight off is quite difficult. and had a combination of and so i had a combination of things i had gone to things and, and i had gone to see specialist because see a specialist because i thought i'm to do is thought what i'm going to do is have a gastric band. and then that will stop me from just simply being to simply physically being able to eat you know, eat because i can't, you know, because have to a very because i have to have a very low calorific intake because of my that's very my thyroid. and that's very difficult do because you're difficult to do because you're fighting your your body's natural to you eat natural desire to make you eat humans. know, we're sort humans. you know, we're sort of designed of eat as much

designed to sort of eat as much as we can because we don't know when next mastodon is coming when the next mastodon is coming along you're along or whatever. so you're fighting biology a lot along or whatever. so you're figthe g biology a lot along or whatever. so you're figthe time biology a lot along or whatever. so you're figthe time and biology a lot along or whatever. so you're figthe time and heyiology a lot along or whatever. so you're figthe time and he said,y a lot along or whatever. so you're figthe time and he said, no, .ot of the time and he said, no, let's this. there's this new let's try this. there's this new drug out of america, which i think is really interesting. let's this. and put on let's try this. and he put me on it. have to say, i do it. and i have to say, i do think it a very valid drug. think it is a very valid drug. i know it doesn't work for everybody, but for me, i'm lucky i don't get any side effects. everybody, but for me, i'm lucky i d0|you et any side effects. everybody, but for me, i'm lucky i d0|you know, side effects. everybody, but for me, i'm lucky i d0|you know, sistabilises. everybody, but for me, i'm lucky i d0|you know, sistabilises your and you know, it stabilises your blood which really blood sugar, which is a really good said, good thing. and it like i said, it works. hunger hormones it works. on the hunger hormones so don't just you know, so you don't just feel you know, you eat about i'd say i eat about thirds less i about two thirds less of what i used that's key isn't used to. well that's key isn't it. very little. you eat less are— it. very little. you eat less are ae— it. very little. you eat less are as mere— . very little. you eat less and do more exercise. why didn't it and do more exercise. why didn't rr warr— and do more exercise. why didn't rr work-eers— and do more exercise. why didn't it work boris johnson? it work for boris johnson? he were— wrote about in his first column in are— wrote about in his first column in are mar. — wrote about in his first column in are mar. r— wrote about in his first column in the mail. i can't- wrote about in his first column in the mail. tr?“ . ”rit“rit“ in the mail. i can't remember. i have i mean, think. i have no idea. i mean, i think. i think like all these think it is just like all these things. dependent on things. it's very dependent on your own metabolism. and mean, your own metabolism. and i mean, for example, things for example, one of the things i would say on it is you can't dnnk would say on it is you can't drink it, right.7 so if you drink on it, right.7 so if you dnnk drink on it, right.7 so if you drink to more two glasses drink to more than two glasses of you do sick, of wine, you do feel sick, right.7 if you're right? so if you're quite a reser— right? so if you're quite a boozer though, _ right? so if you're quite a boozer though, he- ” g“7’ so if you're quite a boozer though, he boris ” g“7 so if you're quite a boozer though, he boris well, he arres— boozer though, he boris well, he rrkes—aeesa-r- likes his red wine, doesn't he? yesr_ likes his red wine, doesn't he? yes-assa— likes his red wine, doesn't he? yes,.does, actually.- likes his red wine, doesn't he? yes, .does, actually. yeah. i yes, he does, actually. yeah. come good. no come on. it'd be no good. no

eese— come on. it'd be no good. no goodlme- — come on. it'd be no good. no good-me. would- come on. it'd be no good. no good-me. would it- come on. it'd be no good. no good-me. would it.an come on. it'd be no good. no- good.me. would it.no good good for me. would it be no good for you? disaster-wootton. for you? disaster dan wootton kira,— for you? disaster dan woottoni kira—eau king, queen. whatever you call it, king, queen. whatever you call rr-arraker. - king, queen. whatever you call it,-drinker. exec.- it, you're a drinker. exec. year.— it, you're a drinker. exec. yeah, - exactly. - it, you're a drinker. exec. yeah, exactly. get yeah, exactly. exactly. you get all drink, all your calories from drink, right? talk another right? let's talk about another srery—reaerreal right? let's talk about anotheri story—touched on story that we've not touched on yet story that we've not touched on yer—rais— story that we've not touched on yer—rars rais- story that we've not touched on yet this this caught yet today, but this this caught my_bushra-i my eye this morning, bushra. rais— my eye this morning, bushra. wars—arrear- my eye this morning, bushra.| this—about crime this is effectively about crime are— this is effectively about crime area—au- and theft has been, to all arrears— and theft has been, to all intents and— and theft has been, to all intents and purposes, decriminalised the uk. intents and purposes,— decriminalisedlthe uk. what? decriminalised in the uk. what? year.— decriminalised in the uk. what? year-aeraauy— decriminalised in the uk. what? yeah,-actually was- decriminalised in the uk. what? yeah,-actually was really- yeah, this actually was really bizarre. again , sarah bizarre. but then again, sarah and i, we were talking about this earlier and part it this earlier and part of it is almost like maybe it's just out of the fact that they don't have enough these enough resources for these kind of it's small thing. so that's of it's a small thing. so that's that's why it's been decriminalised . and not only decriminalised. and not only that, resources and that, it's about resources and then things like we just don't want to do it . it's then things like we just don't want to do it. it's just then things like we just don't want to do it . it's just called want to do it. it's just called the police may say it's mine if you're burgled . it's horrible. you're burgled. it's horrible. oh,— you're burgled. it's horrible. or, as— you're burgled. it's horrible. oh, it's awful— you're burgled. it's horrible. oh, it's awful ,— ”ri; 3: it's horrible. oh, it's awful , horrible, awful. oh, it's awful, horrible, awful. arra— oh, it's awful, horrible, awful. ara yea— oh, it's awful, horrible, awful. are you warr— oh, it's awful, horrible, awful. and you want the— oh, it's awful, horrible, awful. and you want the police to come arra— and you want the police to come are rare— and you want the police to come are rare ar— and you want the police to come and take at least— and you want the police to come and take at least go through the morons— and take at least go through the morons er— and take at least go through the motions of investigating because you motions of investigating because yea-searues— motions of investigating because you scallies caught. you want the scallies caught. year. — you want the scallies caught. year. -r— you want the scallies caught. year-r rarer- you want the scallies caught. yeah. _i think the- you want the scallies caught. | yeah. _i think the thing yeah. i mean, i think the thing is. interesting, it? is. it's interesting, isn't it? there's move there's been a sort of move towards decriminalising certain behaviours. if look in behaviours. if you look in america , yeah, there's a whole america, yeah, there's a whole sort amnesty on shoplifters. sort of amnesty on shoplifters. like all this whole

like there's all this whole thing la and places like thing in la and places like what's it called, san francisco where, you know , if you, if you where, you know, if you, if you shoplift less than $700, you won't get prosecuted. there's a sort of liberal approach to criminality of that . i know. and criminality of that. i know. and i think it's i think we're sort of getting a bit of contamination . and i think the contamination. and i think the police have decided that they've got as said , finite got very as said, finite resources. so let's let's focus on things that are to do with onune on things that are to do with online personal safety or online. yeah, i mean, i had my enure— online. yeah, i mean, i had my earrae rare— online. yeah, i mean, i had my online hate crime.— yeah, i mean, i had my online hate crime. there was rrrere— online hate crime. there was tree was— online hate crime. there was were a— online hate crime. there was there was a time— online hate crime. there was there was a time where i had my handbag— there was a time where i had my handbag stolen— there was a time where i had my handbag stolen and it had eweryrrrae— handbag stolen and it had everything there. it had everything in there. it had rrrerauy— literally my life in there that merwrwg. — literally my life in there that morning. _them- literally my life in there that morning. them more than morning. it took them more than two morning. it took them more than we wears— morning. it took them more than we wears re— morning. it took them more than two hours to get— morning. it took them more than two hours to get there. they spear—wra- two hours to get there. they spear—wire mei two hours to get there. they. spent—with me and spent ten minutes with me and wrea— spent ten minutes with me and rhea-a— spent ten minutes with me and rhea-a prere- spent ten minutes with me and then-a phone call. then i received a phone call savingr— then i received a phone call saying, unfortunately, just saying, unfortunately, we just do saying, unfortunately, we just ere-wave— saying, unfortunately, we just do-have-time- saying, unfortunately, we just do-have-timelthe i do not have the time or the resources-with- do not have the time or the resources with this any resources to deal with this any rwrrrrer. — further. have enough points. rear-s— further. have enough points. rears-twe— further. have enough points. that's-just the- further. have enough points. that's just the effect that's it. it's just the effect of that's it. it's just the effect or wear. — that's it. it's just the effect of that. then— that's it. it's just the effect of that. then you- that's it. it's just the effect of that. “it“ grit that's it. it's just the effect of that. grit of that. then you get that letter saying, we're sorry, you've a victim crime you've been a victim of crime and you say, and they're not. and you say, no, sorry at all. no, you're not sorry at all. the effect of that, though, on rearwawar— the effect of that, though, on individual people therefore, individual people and therefore, like individual people and therefore, awe—psyche- individual people and therefore, awe—psyche ofl like the collective psyche of wars—

like the collective psyche of wars-r— like the collective psyche of this-i think- like the collective psyche of this-i think is- like the collective psyche of this-i think is so. this country, i think is so huge.— this country, i think is so reage- rf— this country, i think is so huge. if you've- this country, i think is so huge. if you've had your car racked— huge. if you've had your car arekea er— huge. if you've had your car nicked or your— huge. if you've had your car nicked or your laptop or somebody— nicked or your laptop or somebody in— nicked or your laptop or somebody in your house, it might rrrwar— somebody in your house, it might seem trivial to— somebody in your house, it might seem trivial to police, but seem trivial to the police, but it seem trivial to the police, but rr arias— seem trivial to the police, but rr arias up. — seem trivial to the police, but it builds up. but— seem trivial to the police, but it builds up. but-i- seem trivial to the police, but it builds up. but also i think there's definitely the sensation that have something that if you have something stolen , it's fault for stolen, it's your fault for having it the first place. so having it in the first place. so if have car and it if you have a nice car and it gets stolen, mean, gets stolen, well, i mean, you know you to know what? you expect to buy a nice you what what do nice car. you know what what do you if have a nice you expect if you have a nice house? course, people are house? of course, people are going, why didn't you make your front fort knox? front door like fort knox? personal responsibility that you have to basically protect your property that's not property. and that's just not how really works. they do say how it really works. they do say to be how it really works. they do say as be far— how it really works. they do say as be far re— how it really works. they do say to be fair to police,— how it really works. they do say to be fair to police, there- t "qatar they do say to be fair to police, there is a shirr— to be fair to police, there is a shift-thinking— to be fair to police, there is a shift-thinking ,— to be fair to police, there is a shift thinking , isn't there, shift in thinking, isn't there, rear— shift in thinking, isn't there, now that they— shift in thinking, isn't there, now that they now going to now that they are now going to rrwesrreare— now that they are now going to investigate—buti investigate every burglary. but rew— investigate every burglary. but how rare— investigate every burglary. but how were wru— investigate every burglary. but how long will last? “air?" how long will that last? yeah, i meanlwhat_ how long will that last? yeah, i mean what going to touch mean, what i was going to touch on the fact on with this story was the fact that companies jump on that insurance companies jump on this they say if this because now they say if this because now they say if this decriminalised and this is now decriminalised and you personal belongings, you have personal belongings, your to your insurance can extend to outside of home, your outside of your home, in your cars and now they are also capitalising on this . yeah, just capitalising on this. yeah, just and just capitalising on this. yeah, just are twsr re— capitalising on this. yeah, just are twsr re re— capitalising on this. yeah, just and just to be clear,- capitalising on this. yeah, just and just to be clear, it's- trizr “g yeah, just and just to be clear, it's not wear— and just to be clear, it's not wear wer— and just to be clear, it's not that not that— and just to be clear, it's not that not that we've decriminalised theft. it's the faer— decriminalised theft. it's the i faer— we fact that the police solved. no users—

fact that the police solved. no wees-ra— fact that the police solved. no thefts - in the _ fact that the police solved. no thefts in the majority of thefts at all in the majority of communities— thefts at all in the majority of communities .— thefts at all in the majority of communities . not one. how is communities. not one. how is war— communities. not one. how is rear pessrwe— communities. not one. how is that possible ? _ communities. not one. how is that possible ? ' “r: communities. not one. how is that possible ? “r: : that possible? and they wonder why respect and trust in the police is. but i think also has to police is. but i think also has as ea— police is. but i think also has as as were— police is. but i think also has as as were rs— police is. but i think also has to do with is to— police is. but i think also has to do with is to do— t.ri; but i think also has to do with is to do with the earrwre — to do with is to do with the culture and _ to do with is to do with the culture and the— to do with is to do with the culture and the police. because because— culture and the police. because beeawsews—ea- culture and the police. because because-used to- because the police used to perreemew— because the police used to policemen-have. because the police used to policemen have a because the police used to- policemen-have a fairly policemen used to have a fairly resear— policemen used to have a fairly decent understanding their decent understanding of their reearrry— decent understanding of their rosary—re- decent understanding of theiri locality—to know locality and they used to know rear—eer- locality and they used to know that—got nicked,i locality and they used to know| that—got nicked, it that if something got nicked, it was-ran around- that if something got nicked, it was ran around the was probably ran around the ear— was probably ran around the corner. but they're not allowed to corner. but they're not allowed as ea— corner. but they're not allowed as as war— corner. but they're not allowed to do that anymore. “ritr r:rir“ t to do that anymore. they don't have— to do that anymore. they don't have local intelligence . have the local intelligence. sarah bushra shaikh, have the local intelligence. . sarah-bushra shaikh, thank sarah vine bushra shaikh, thank you sarah vine bushra shaikh, thank yeaeem—e we-rel you both. still to come, we're going— you both. still to come, we're garnet-gearing- you both. still to come, we're going getting more going to be getting more developments russia, developments out of russia, but apparearry— developments out of russia, buti apparearry—rras apparently the emir of qatar has expressed— apparently the emir of qatar has expressed support— apparently the emir of qatar has expressed support for putin during— expressed support for putin during a— expressed support for putin during a phone— expressed support for putin during a phone call. is that the wack— during a phone call. is that the mask er— during a phone call. is that the mask or we— during a phone call. is that the black or the football clubs? in the black or the football clubs? in we wear— black or the football clubs? in the next hour— black or the football clubs? in the next hour ,— black or the football clubs? in the next hour , we'll find out the next hour, we'll find out where— the next hour, we'll find out where as— the next hour, we'll find out where gb news,— the next hour, we'll find out where gb news, britain's news errarrwer. — where gb news, britain's news channel. hello— where gb news, britain's news channel. t“ri;”ri; where gb news, britain's news channel. “ri;”ri; rig where gb news, britain's news channel. t“ri;”ri; «rig g: channel. hello there. very good morning to you . i'm jonathan morning to you. i'm jonathan vautrey. who of latest gb vautrey. who of your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. a fresher feel to the new working week compared to the weekend for many of all thanks to westerly of us. all thanks to westerly winds that are pushing in from of us. all thanks to westerly win atlantic, re pushing in from of us. all thanks to westerly win atlantic, helpingig in from of us. all thanks to westerly win atlantic, helping to in from of us. all thanks to westerly win atlantic, helping to spread the atlantic, helping to spread much cooler conditions across the uk. monday is also starting

off on a bright note . for many off on a bright note. for many off on a bright note. for many of us, there's a decent amount of us, there's a decent amount of sunshine first thing, but already starting to some already starting to see some showers way in from showers push their way in from the and we'll see further the west and we'll see further showers up the showers bubbling up into the afternoon. those , afternoon. some of those, particularly the northern afternoon. some of those, partioflarly the northern afternoon. some of those, partioflarlyuk the northern afternoon. some of those, partioflarlyuk , the northern afternoon. some of those, partioflarlyuk , could northern afternoon. some of those, partioflarlyuk , could be rthern afternoon. some of those, partioflarlyuk , could be heavy half of the uk, could be heavy at with an isolated at times, maybe with an isolated rumble of as well . but rumble of thunder as well. but for southern for wales, central southern areas of england staying areas of england likely staying dry throughout the day with a decent of sunshine for decent amount of sunshine for all though , those all of us. though, those temperatures— g5 though, those temperatures will be down compared— temperatures will be down compared weekend compared to the weekend and reerrwe— compared to the weekend and feeling fresher— compared to the weekend and feeling fresher generally highs aewwa— feeling fresher generally highs areawa wre— feeling fresher generally highs around 1719 degrees further to the around 1719 degrees further to wee-arra— around 1719 degrees further to the-and west,- around 1719 degrees further to the-and west, 20- around 1719 degrees further to the and west, 20 to 25 in the north and west, 20 to 25 in we— the north and west, 20 to 25 in are seawa— the north and west, 20 to 25 in the south and— the north and west, 20 to 25 in the south and east. those sewersr— the south and east. those showers will— the south and east. those showers will ease their way off as we head into this evening, allowing for some late evening sunshine , though the sunshine sunshine, though the sunshine could be hazy at times as this wispy in and that's wispy cloud pushes in and that's ahead of this band of rain that's start to arrive that's going to start to arrive into ireland throughout into northern ireland throughout the early hours of tuesday morning. turning quite damp morning. so turning quite damp towards dawn , temperatures towards dawn, temperatures falling down to around 12, 14 c. but the humidity is going to start building again as this cloud and rain pushes its way in

from the west. some of the heavier bursts likely for northwest scotland, northwest england and northwest wales. it will turn patchy as it heads towards the east and actually the far south of england towards the far south of england towards the southeast east could stay largely throughout the day, largely dry throughout the day, but cloudier compared but generally cloudier compared to temperatures to the weekend. temperatures again largely around the high teens up in the northwest to the low 20s further towards the south and east. but feeling that bit humid also quite bit more humid and also quite breezy, particularly in the west bit more humid and also quite brethat particularly in the west bit more humid and also quite brethat rainicularly in the west bit more humid and also quite brethat rain moves in the west bit more humid and also quite brethat rain moves in, the west bit more humid and also quite brethat rain moves in, furtherrt as that rain moves in, further unsettled conditions are likely as we head throughout the rest of . so further rain at of the week. so further rain at times , temperatures again times, temperatures again holding around the high teens holding up around the high teens or 20s .

by good morning. it is 11:00 on wewaay— good morning. it is 11:00 on wewaay rhe— good morning. it is 11:00 on monday, the 26th- good morning. it is 11:00 on monday, the 26th of- g: “g it is 11:00 on monday, the 26th of june. “ monday, the 26th of june. this is errrarr-s— monday, the 26th of june. this is britain's newsroom . i'm on gb is britain's newsroom. i'm on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce and after a weekend— andrew pierce and after a weekend er— andrew pierce and after a weekend of turmoil- ' “r: 57�* ri;”rt.ri; and after a weekend of turmoil in russia, the weekend of turmoil in russia, are eewwrry-s— weekend of turmoil in russia, the country's defence memories wave— the country's defence memories have been— the country's defence memories have been spotted— the country's defence memories have been spotted for the first arme— have been spotted for the first rrme swee— have been spotted for the first time since that— have been spotted for the first time since that botched wagner eeae. — time since that botched wagner seee. warre— time since that botched wagner coup. while vladimir- time since that botched wagner coup. ” “ coup. while vladimir putin has received the support of the emir of qatar over saturday's mutiny. as more details come to light, it's very important tonight that ispeak it's very important tonight that i speak about it. i want every srwere— i speak about it. i want every sragre eese— i speak about it. i want every single person that— i speak about it. i want every single person that is- t i want every single person that is listening to single person that is listening re wars— single person that is listening to this podcast— single person that is listening to this podcast to go get checked,— to this podcast to go get checked, 90— to this podcast to go get checked, go get screamed and go, go checked, go get screamed and go, ge ae— checked, go get screamed and go, are are n— checked, go get screamed and go, are we rr .— checked, go get screamed and go,

go do it . ferguson's— checked, go get screamed and go, go do it. ferguson's encouraging eweewrye— go do it. ferguson's encouraging eweewrye re— go do it. ferguson's encouraging eweearye re ger— go do it. ferguson's encouraging everyone to get checked out renewing— everyone to get checked out following her— everyone to get checked out following her cancer diagnosis . following her cancer diagnosis. rhe— following her cancer diagnosis. rre duchess— following her cancer diagnosis. the duchess of— following her cancer diagnosis. the duchess of york— following her cancer diagnosis. the duchess of york is- the duchess of york is recovering at home today after undergoing surgery for a breast cancer diagnosis. undergoing surgery for a breast cancer diagnosis . and ahead of cancer diagnosis. and ahead of the nhs 70th anniversary this week, a bleak report has revealed just how bad our health service is compared to other developed nations. the prime wrwrsrer— developed nations. the prime wrwrsrer rs— developed nations. the prime minister is going— developed nations. the prime minister is going to- developed nations. the prime minister is going to be- 3: the prime minister is going to be talking on minister is going to be talking err rear— minister is going to be talking err rrrar very— minister is going to be talking on that very issue this morning arra— on that very issue this morning and wear— on that very issue this morning and wear ee— on that very issue this morning and we'll be there— on that very issue this morning and we'll be there . and we'll be there. ias_ and we'll be there. he yea— and we'll be there. i as you can- and we'll be there. - . as you can see, we've as you can see, we've had a little the little rebrand. we've done the place a little. we couldn't place up a little. we couldn't be doing if weren't be doing this if you weren't joining us every morning. so thank sticking with us thank you for sticking with us on get touch this on gb news. get in touch this morning. vaiews@gbnews.com is the . but first of the email address. but first of all, are latest news all, here are your latest news headunes all, here are your latest news headlines roberts . headlines with tamsin roberts. both thank you and good morning freer— both thank you and good morning few we— both thank you and good morning few re se— both thank you and good morning from the gb newsroom at 11:01,

reassra— from the gb newsroom at 11:01, reassra rs— from the gb newsroom at 11:01, russia is working— from the gb newsroom at 11:01, russia is working to restore earm— russia is working to restore ears are— russia is working to restore ears are arr— russia is working to restore calm after an attempted coup at the calm after an attempted coup at are weekend— calm after an attempted coup at are weekend by— calm after an attempted coup at the weekend by wagner group mercenaries .— the weekend by wagner group mercenaries . state tv showed the mercenaries. state tv showed the referee— mercenaries. state tv showed the defence minister— mercenaries. state tv showed the defence minister sergei shoigu wsrrrwe— defence minister sergei shoigu wsrrrag weeps— defence minister sergei shoigu visiting troops in— defence minister sergei shoigu visiting troops in ukraine wrrwewr— visiting troops in ukraine without confirming when and where— without confirming when and where are — without confirming when and where the video— without confirming when and where the video was taken . the where the video was taken. the whereaeewrs— where the video was taken. the whereabouts of _ where the video was taken. the whereabouts of wagner leader yevgeny— whereabouts of wagner leader yevgeny prigozhin is still unclear. he— yevgeny prigozhin is still unclear. he was seen leaving the mrrrrary— unclear. he was seen leaving the military headquarters in rostov on military headquarters in rostov err sarwraay.— military headquarters in rostov on saturday. ukrainian security experr— on saturday. ukrainian security experr warra— on saturday. ukrainian security expert maria a&e_ on saturday. ukrainian security expert maria a&e says the wagner erewe-s— expert maria a&e says the wagner srewe-s aerrew— expert maria a&e says the wagner group's action shows russia is wwrweraere— group's action shows russia is wwrweraere. — group's action shows russia is vulnerable . they— group's action shows russia is vulnerable . “ritr r: r: “ t grit vulnerable. they didn't get to moscow itself. it shows how weak and how unstable russia in reality is. and there was even a joke here that before the war, russia said that it's the second largest army in the world. now, russian army is the second largest in russia. inside russia , matthew white has been identified as a suspect in the murder of stephen lawrence . for murder of stephen lawrence. for the first time, the teenager-

”r: ” “ “rtri for the first time, the teenager was sraeeea— the first time, the teenager was sraeeea re— the first time, the teenager was stabbed to death— the first time, the teenager was stabbed to death in april 1993 in aa— stabbed to death in april 1993 in an unprovoked— stabbed to death in april 1993 in an unprovoked act racially merwarea— in an unprovoked act racially motivated attack— in an unprovoked act racially motivated attack whilst waiting for motivated attack whilst waiting er a— motivated attack whilst waiting er a eas— motivated attack whilst waiting er a was re— motivated attack whilst waiting for a bus in south—east london. rhe— for a bus in south—east london. the metropolitan— for a bus in south—east london. the metropolitan police says warre— the metropolitan police says were, we— the metropolitan police says white, who died _ the metropolitan police says white, who died in 2021, aged 50,— white, who died in 2021, aged 50, was— white, who died in 2021, aged 50, was arrested— white, who died in 2021, aged 50, was arrested twice , but 50, was arrested twice, but were— 50, was arrested twice, but tree was— 50, was arrested twice, but there was not— 50, was arrested twice, but there was not enough evidence to ereseewre — there was not enough evidence to preseewre ram.— there was not enough evidence to prosecute him. in— there was not enough evidence to prosecute him. in a— there was not enough evidence to prosecute him. in a statement premiered— prosecute him. in a statement renewed by— prosecute him. in a statement renewed by a— prosecute him. in a statement prompted by a bbc investigation, the prompted by a bbc investigation, we face— prompted by a bbc investigation, the force admitted— prompted by a bbc investigation, the force admitted a significant and regrettable— the force admitted a significant and regrettable error was made during— and regrettable error was made aware wre— and regrettable error was made during the initial— and regrettable error was made during the initial investigation . arr— during the initial investigation . aw rweaesr— during the initial investigation . an inquest into— during the initial investigation . an inquest into the death of wreera— . an inquest into the death of nicola boulay_ . an inquest into the death of nicola boulay is— . an inquest into the death of nicola boulay is being held in rresrew— nicola boulay is being held in rresrew .— nicola boulay is being held in rresrew . rhe— nicola boulay is being held in preston . the mother of two, preston. the mother of two, arsaeeearea— preston. the mother of two, disappeared in— preston. the mother of two, disappeared in january whilst walking— disappeared in january whilst warwwe wer— disappeared in january whilst walking her dog along the river wyre— walking her dog along the river wyre ra— walking her dog along the river wyre in lancashire. her body was rearra— wyre in lancashire. her body was reared rrree— wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks— wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks later, about a warre— found three weeks later, about a rate rrem — found three weeks later, about a rate rrem a— found three weeks later, about a mile from a bench— found three weeks later, about a mile from a bench where her were— mile from a bench where her there was— mile from a bench where her phone was discovered. her earner— phone was discovered. her earraer arra— phone was discovered. her partner and sister are due to give— partner and sister are due to give evidence— partner and sister are due to give evidence during the inquest ,wna— give evidence during the inquest ,wna. rs— give evidence during the inquest , which is expected to last for we— , which is expected to last for we aays. — , which is expected to last for we ways. we— , which is expected to last for two days. the duchess of york is reeewerrwg— two days. the duchess of york is reeewerrwg ar— two days. the duchess of york is recovering at home— two days. the duchess of york is recovering at home after surgery for recovering at home after surgery rer weasr— recovering at home after surgery for breast cancer— recovering at home after surgery for breast cancer .— recovering at home after surgery for breast cancer . sarah for breast cancer. sarah rerewsew— for breast cancer. sarah ferguson discovered she had an easy— ferguson discovered she had an earry ferm— ferguson discovered she had an earry rerm er— ferguson discovered she had an early form of the— ferguson discovered she had an early form of the disease after

a rewire— early form of the disease after a routine mammogram. the 63 year old a routine mammogram. the 63 year era was— a routine mammogram. the 63 year era symerem— a routine mammogram. the 63 year old was symptom free ahead of the old was symptom free ahead of are sereewrrra— old was symptom free ahead of the screening. she's now recuperating _ the screening. she's now recuperating with her family in wrwaser— recuperating with her family in wrwaser arra— recuperating with her family in windsor, and doctors say her pregaesrs— windsor, and doctors say her pregaesrs rs— windsor, and doctors say her prognosis is good . up to 9000 prognosis is good. up to 9000 er— prognosis is good. up to 9000 er rare— prognosis is good. up to 9000 cases of lung cancer could be aereerea— cases of lung cancer could be detected early— cases of lung cancer could be detected early under a new seeewrwe— detected early under a new screening programme due to be mired— screening programme due to be reuea ear— screening programme due to be rolled out nationally. the pregrarrme— rolled out nationally. the programme could provide almost1 minera— programme could provide almost1 mrruew sears— programme could provide almost1 million scans. the— programme could provide almost 1 million scans. the scheme will sesa— million scans. the scheme will eesr £270— million scans. the scheme will cost £270 million— million scans. the scheme will cost £270 million annually, once furry— cost £270 million annually, once fully established,— cost £270 million annually, once fully established, it will use earrewrs— fully established, it will use earrears er— fully established, it will use patients gp records for those aged— patients gp records for those agea 55— patients gp records for those aged 55 re— patients gp records for those aged as re re— patients gp records for those aged 55 to 74 to— patients gp records for those aged 55 to 74 to identify swear— aged 55 to 74 to identify current or former smokers. those sewsraerea— current or former smokers. those sewsraerea ar— current or former smokers. those considered at high— current or former smokers. those considered at high risk will be armed— considered at high risk will be rwwrea rer— considered at high risk will be invited for scans— considered at high risk will be invited for scans every two years — invited for scans every two years ras— invited for scans every two years was mr— invited for scans every two years. ms mr for- invited for scans every two years. ms mr for social care, werew— years. ms mr for social care, helen whately— years. ms mr for social care, helen whately says that 76% of cancers can be— helen whately says that 76% of cancers can be detected early arra— cancers can be detected early and rs— cancers can be detected early and cancer is one— cancers can be detected early and cancer is one of the biggest krrrers. — and cancer is one of the biggest krrrers. re— and cancer is one of the biggest killers. it kills— and cancer is one of the biggest killers. it kills around- and cancer is one of the biggest killers. t “r: 33 000 killers. it kills around 35,000 people, 35,000 people a year. the reason very sad. it kills so many people is because too often around 70% of the time, people

cancer is detected late and if it's picked up late, the prospect of successful treatment, sadly, is much lower. what we know we do if we do targeted screening is then we can pick up the majority of cancers early. in fact, around 76% of the cancers are treated early and then your treatment is much more likely to be effective and that makes a huge difference to survival rate from to your survival rate from cancer. the to your survival rate from cancer . the prince of wales is cancer. the prince of wales is ser— cancer. the prince of wales is ser re— cancer. the prince of wales is ser re raunch— cancer. the prince of wales is set to launch an— tt the prince of wales is set to launch an initiative armed— set to launch an initiative armea ar— set to launch an initiative aimed at ending homelessness . aimed at ending homelessness. wars— aimed at ending homelessness. rrrrs rrrwee— aimed at ending homelessness. this prince william's five year project— this prince william's five year preteer sauer— this prince william's five year project called homewood's, aims to project called homewood's, aims re make— project called homewood's, aims re make rough— project called homewood's, aims to make rough sleeping a thing of to make rough sleeping a thing er wre— to make rough sleeping a thing er rrre easr— to make rough sleeping a thing er rrre easr ,— to make rough sleeping a thing of the past, initially focusing on of the past, initially focusing err sw— of the past, initially focusing err srx resa— of the past, initially focusing on six local options local businesses— on six local options local businesses will- on six local options local businesses will be asked to aeweree— businesses will be asked to develop action— businesses will be asked to develop action plans with up to £500,000— develop action plans with up to esoeeeo ra— develop action plans with up to £500,000 in funding for crisis . £500,000 in funding for crisis. carer— £500,000 in funding for crisis. chief executive _ £500,000 in funding for crisis. chief executive francesca areawese— chief executive francesca albanese says- chief executive francesca albanese says there's still a stewa— albanese says there's still a stigma around— albanese says there's still a stigma around homelessness, but that stigma around homelessness, but war was— stigma around homelessness, but that this initiative— stigma around homelessness, but that this initiative will help the homeless— that this initiative will help the homeless project is about demonstrating— the homeless project is about demonstrating impact at a local rever— demonstrating impact at a local sewer, se— demonstrating impact at a local sewer, se is— demonstrating impact at a local level, so it's about— demonstrating impact at a local level, so it's about showing it ee— level, so it's about showing it ee eese— level, so it's about showing it can be done and— level, so it's about showing it can be done and then that gives reserrawew— can be done and then that gives reserrawew re— can be done and then that gives

inspiration to other— can be done and then that gives inspiration to other areas, but it inspiration to other areas, but rr arse— inspiration to other areas, but it also shows— inspiration to other areas, but it also shows it— inspiration to other areas, but it also shows it can work . it also shows it can work. so you— it also shows it can work. so yea wra— it also shows it can work. so yea was er— it also shows it can work. so yea were at yea— it also shows it can work. so you kind of you can- it also shows it can work. so you kind of you can use the evidence experience as, you know, the kind of the feasibility of what holmwoods is going to achieve to translate that into other parts of the country. tourists that into other parts of the country . tourists visiting country. tourists visiting seewawa— country. tourists visiting scotland could - trir. tourists visiting scotland could be charged trie. tourists visiting scotland could be charged extra for scotland could be charged extra rer srayrwe— scotland could be charged extra rer srayrag ra— scotland could be charged extra for staying in the— scotland could be charged extra for staying in the country under a ereeesea— for staying in the country under a ereeesea ew— for staying in the country under a proposed new bill. if passed, resa— a proposed new bill. if passed, local authorities— a proposed new bill. if passed, local authorities would be able to local authorities would be able re ada— local authorities would be able to add additional— local authorities would be able to add additional charges to ewerwrgwr— to add additional charges to overnight accommodation , such as overnight accommodation, such as werers— overnight accommodation, such as werers arra— overnight accommodation, such as hotels and b&bs_ overnight accommodation, such as hotels and b&bs .— overnight accommodation, such as hotels and b&bs . they'll be hotels and b&bs. they'll be earewrarea— hotels and b&bs. they'll be calculated based on a percentage of calculated based on a percentage er wre— calculated based on a percentage er rrre eese— calculated based on a percentage er rrre eesr. a— calculated based on a percentage of the cost. a public consulting was— of the cost. a public consulting session has been— of the cost. a public consulting session has been launched and wru— session has been launched and wru ee— session has been launched and will be opened— session has been launched and will be opened until september the will be opened until september rrre rse— will be opened until september we rsr. wars— will be opened until september the 1st. this is— will be opened until september the 1st. this is gb— will be opened until september the 1st. this is gb news. more were— the 1st. this is gb news. more fees are— the 1st. this is gb news. more from me shortly— the 1st. this is gb news. more from me shortly .— the 1st. this is gb news. more from me shortly . now, though, from me shortly. now, though, it's from me shortly. now, though, its bask— from me shortly. now, though, its back re— from me shortly. now, though, it's back to andrew and . it's back to andrew and. bev seee— it's back to andrew and. bev seee merwrwe— it's back to andrew and. bev good morning . _ it's back to andrew and. bev good morning . t it's back to andrew and. bev good morning. t “orr “ good morning. it's 1106. this is britain's good morning. it's1106. this is britain's newsroom on gb news with bev turner and andrew

pierce. now sarah ferguson, duchess of york, is back recovering at home in windsor this morning after undergoing a single surgery for single mastectomy surgery for breast after she received breast cancer after she received the diagnosis in a routine mammogram. and she recovers at heme.— mammogram. and she recovers at were. she-s— mammogram. and she recovers at were. srre-s ear— mammogram. and she recovers at were. srre-s ear a— 3 and she recovers at home. she's put a statement out expresswa— home. she's put a statement out expressing wer— home. she's put a statement out expressing her immense gratitude to expressing her immense gratitude re au— expressing her immense gratitude to all-medical— expressing her immense gratitude to all medical staff who've to all the medical staff who've sweeerrea— to all the medical staff who've sweeerrea-rw— to all the medical staff who've supported in recent days. supported her in recent days. so supported her in recent days. so tea-s— supported her in recent days. so tee. ger— supported her in recent days. so let's get the— supported her in recent days. so let's get the thoughts- supported her in recent days. so let's get the thoughts of the consultant oncologist, dr. karol sikora . good morning, carol. sikora. good morning, carol. we've been talking this morning the terrible report into the state of the nhs on the same day that we hear sarah ferguson urging people to get tested. it's actually a really important message, isn't it, when a lot of people feel demoralised with the state of the health service ? state of the health service? absolutely. i mean , it is absolutely. i mean, it is waking.— absolutely. i mean, it is working. there's no doubt industrial— working. there's no doubt industrial action takes its toll . ear— industrial action takes its toll . ear were-s— industrial action takes its toll , but there's no— industrial action takes its toll , but there's no doubt the sysrerr — , but there's no doubt the system works— , but there's no doubt the system works .- , but there's no doubt the system works . and if you have an system works. and if you have an arena— system works. and if you have an abnormal mammogram , as sarah abnormal mammogram, as sarah did, abnormal mammogram, as sarah at, sre— abnormal mammogram, as sarah are. sae premerry— abnormal mammogram, as sarah did, she promptly got it, the wrap— did, she promptly got it, the wrap ease— did, she promptly got it, the lump excise diagnosis made and a rrearmewr— lump excise diagnosis made and a rrearmewr praw— lump excise diagnosis made and a treatment plan would have been fermea— treatment plan would have been fermea .— treatment plan would have been fermea . arra— treatment plan would have been formed . and breast cancer is

formed. and breast cancer is a great— formed. and breast cancer is a gear — formed. and breast cancer is a great cancer. 95%_ formed. and breast cancer is a great cancer. 95% of people will be cared — great cancer. 95% of people will be cared er— great cancer. 95% of people will be cured of their— great cancer. 95% of people will be cured of their disease if as— be cured of their disease if its career— be cured of their disease if it's caught early . and i'm sure it's caught early. and i'm sure sararr— it's caught early. and i'm sure sararr ree— it's caught early. and i'm sure sararr ree .— it's caught early. and i'm sure sarah too . will— it's caught early. and i'm sure sarah too . will the treatment sarah too. will the treatment was— sarah too. will the treatment was re— sarah too. will the treatment was re se— sarah too. will the treatment has to be designed for the individual,— has to be designed for the individual, not— has to be designed for the individual, not just the size of the individual, not just the size of are ramea— individual, not just the size of the tumour, the— individual, not just the size of the tumour, the type of tumour , the tumour, the type of tumour, its molecular— the tumour, the type of tumour, its molecular characteristics . its molecular characteristics. raey-re— its molecular characteristics. raey-re au— its molecular characteristics. they're all factor— its molecular characteristics. they're all factor in and then a rrearmear— they're all factor in and then a treatment plan— they're all factor in and then a treatment plan will be made . treatment plan will be made. sre— treatment plan will be made. she used— treatment plan will be made. she used very— treatment plan will be made. she used very interesting- treatment plan will be made. she used very interesting words, carol, doesn't she, when she says get screened, get checked , says get screened, get checked, doesn't matter if you feel fine , cancer can be silent. i was very struck by that phrase. cancer can be silent, which it was in her case because she had no symptoms and she hadn't found a lump. exactly cancer is silent. often— a lump. exactly cancer is silent. often there's- xrirtetyr cancer is silent. often there's no pain at arr.— silent. often there's no pain at aa- reeere— silent. often there's no pain at all. people think— silent. often there's no pain at all. people think it's going to be dreadfully— all. people think it's going to be dreadfully painful, and that weara— be dreadfully painful, and that wear ararm— be dreadfully painful, and that would alarm if— be dreadfully painful, and that would alarm if you have pain in the would alarm if you have pain in are areas.— would alarm if you have pain in the breast, for— would alarm if you have pain in the breast, for example , it's the breast, for example, it's mash—re- the breast, for example, it's mash—re ee- the breast, for example, it's much _to be a. much more likely to be a breeding— much more likely to be a bleeding cyst— much more likely to be a bleeding cyst or an infection of some sort, rather— bleeding cyst or an infection of some sort, rather than cancer. career— some sort, rather than cancer. career rs— some sort, rather than cancer. cancer is silent— some sort, rather than cancer. cancer is silent .— some sort, rather than cancer. cancer is silent. it- some sort, rather than cancer. cancer is silent . it grows some sort, rather than cancer. cancer is silent. it grows and aesrreys— cancer is silent. it grows and aesrreys wre— cancer is silent. it grows and destroys the nerve receptors aeaaa— destroys the nerve receptors aeaaa ra— destroys the nerve receptors around it, wherever it is in the treaty — around it, wherever it is in the treaty se— around it, wherever it is in the treaty se para— around it, wherever it is in the treaty se para rs— around it, wherever it is in the body. so pain is not common. now the body. so pain is not common. now we rarae—

body. so pain is not common. now we rarae arrear— body. so pain is not common. now the thing about sarah's cancer. raaak— the thing about sarah's cancer. thank goodness— the thing about sarah's cancer. thank goodness it's an early raraea— thank goodness it's an early raraea .— thank goodness it's an early r. as— thank goodness it's an early tumour . it's localised almost tumour. it's localised almost serrarary— tumour. it's localised almost serrarary .— tumour. it's localised almost serrarary . aaa— tumour. it's localised almost certainly , and that's the certainly, and that's the eeaear— certainly, and that's the benefit of _ certainly, and that's the benefit of screening . and we've benefit of screening. and we've aeara— benefit of screening. and we've aeara tasr— benefit of screening. and we've aeara tasr ew— benefit of screening. and we've heard just now about the lung sreearae— heard just now about the lung screening program for those at high— screening program for those at high ask— screening program for those at high risk from _ screening program for those at high risk from lung cancer. the same concern if— high risk from lung cancer. the same concern if cancer is picked up same concern if cancer is picked ae earry— same concern if cancer is picked ae earry .— same concern if cancer is picked ae earry . a— same concern if cancer is picked up early , it totally— same concern if cancer is picked up early , it totally curable by up early, it totally curable by raeeraa— up early, it totally curable by modern medicine when it's when it modern medicine when it's when a spreads— modern medicine when it's when a sareaas a— modern medicine when it's when it spreads, it gets— modern medicine when it's when it spreads, it gets more difficult. _ it spreads, it gets more difficult. some are still carame— difficult. some are still curable, but— difficult. some are still curable, but it's much more arraeaa— curable, but it's much more difficult to _ curable, but it's much more difficult to deal— curable, but it's much more difficult to deal with. is this er— difficult to deal with. is this er ras— difficult to deal with. is this one of the things that the nhs is actually good at? carol is the early diagnosis and then getting the treatment as soon as possible. and tailored to the right person. is it one of the things where we are still leading the way? i think public health is one of the things the nhs leads the world on. so screening the \r : : tritr“ so screening the mammogram nhs leads the world on. so- screening the mammogram program rae— screening the mammogram program rae lung— screening the mammogram program now, the lung cancer— screening the mammogram program now, the lung cancer program , now, the lung cancer program, the now, the lung cancer program, we resaae— now, the lung cancer program, the testing for— now, the lung cancer program, the testing for colon cancer by reewag— the testing for colon cancer by reewae rer— the testing for colon cancer by looking for blood— the testing for colon cancer by looking for blood in the poo, raar— looking for blood in the poo, raar serr— looking for blood in the poo, raar serr er— looking for blood in the poo, that sort of thing , we do it that sort of thing, we do it very— that sort of thing, we do it very wea- — that sort of thing, we do it very well. population based sereearae— very well. population based sereearaa as— very well. population based screening, as it's called. rweryaeay-s— screening, as it's called. everybody's welcome to come arrrerear—

everybody's welcome to come different parts— everybody's welcome to come different parts of— everybody's welcome to come different parts of the country, arrrerear— different parts of the country, different levels— different parts of the country, different levels of uptake. we aawe— different levels of uptake. we aawe re— different levels of uptake. we have to understand the reasons for have to understand the reasons rer raar— have to understand the reasons rer raar aaa— have to understand the reasons rer raar aaa wy— have to understand the reasons for that and try and improve it. ear— for that and try and improve it. ear rae— for that and try and improve it. ear we was— for that and try and improve it. but the nhs is— for that and try and improve it. but the nhs is really good at war.— but the nhs is really good at raar. waere— but the nhs is really good at that. where it— but the nhs is really good at that. where it is— but the nhs is really good at that. where it is weak is the speed— that. where it is weak is the speed er— that. where it is weak is the speed er rae— that. where it is weak is the speed of the whole thing. once yea-re— speed of the whole thing. once ye positiver_ speed of the whole thing. once you're positive, i'm sure sarah weara— you're positive, i'm sure sarah weara aawe— you're positive, i'm sure sarah would have got— you're positive, i'm sure sarah would have got very speedy serwee— would have got very speedy serwee ra— would have got very speedy service in the— would have got very speedy service in the private hospital sae— service in the private hospital sae wear— service in the private hospital sae wear re— service in the private hospital she went to same— service in the private hospital she went to same day service, preaaary— she went to same day service, probably aerag— she went to same day service, probably being who she is, but for probably being who she is, but rer raesr— probably being who she is, but for most people— probably being who she is, but for most people it can take two raearas— for most people it can take two months before— for most people it can take two months before your you go from aragaesrs— months before your you go from araaaesrs re— months before your you go from diagnosis to treatment. that's the diagnosis to treatment. that's rae rareer. — diagnosis to treatment. that's the target. and— diagnosis to treatment. that's the target. and in many hospital rrasrs— the target. and in many hospital rrasrs raar— the target. and in many hospital trusts, that target,— the target. and in many hospital trusts, that target, which is very— trusts, that target, which is very geaereas— trusts, that target, which is very generous, is just not being raer. — very generous, is just not being raer. se— very generous, is just not being raer. se raar-s— very generous, is just not being met. so that's critical. so that waea— met. so that's critical. so that waea we — met. so that's critical. so that waea we saw— met. so that's critical. so that when we start treating the . rr-s— when we start treating the cancer , it's still early stage. cancer, it's still early stage. it cancer, it's still early stage. a aasa-r— cancer, it's still early stage. it hasn't spread— cancer, it's still early stage. it hasn't spread outside the eeaaaes— it hasn't spread outside the eeaaaes er— it hasn't spread outside the confines of the— it hasn't spread outside the confines of the organ in which it confines of the organ in which a — confines of the organ in which a wae— confines of the organ in which it arose. and has— confines of the organ in which it arose. and has that delay eerweea— it arose. and has that delay between diagnosis and treatment carer. — between diagnosis and treatment carer. ara— between diagnosis and treatment carol. did refrigerated- between diagnosis and treatment carol. jr: 3: carol. did refrigerated post covid and the and also, of course, we've had a wave of strikes . course, we've had a wave of strikes. absolutely. course, we've had a wave of strikes . absolutely. both have strikes. absolutely. both have rearw— strikes. absolutely. both have rearry arr— strikes. absolutely. both have rearry arr a— strikes. absolutely. both have really hit it hard.— strikes. absolutely. both have really hit it hard. so- absolutely. both have really hit it hard. so the aaewee— really hit it hard. so the backlog means it's still not

clear— backlog means it's still not erear .— backlog means it's still not erear . wae— backlog means it's still not clear . and i've— backlog means it's still not clear. and i've been urging the aeearrraear— clear. and i've been urging the aeearrraear er— clear. and i've been urging the department of health to have a proper— department of health to have a proper programme to try and clear— proper programme to try and area we— proper programme to try and clear the backlog, get the erases— clear the backlog, get the places eeea— clear the backlog, get the places open at— clear the backlog, get the places open at night and at weekeaas— places open at night and at weekends ends,— places open at night and at weekends ends, get volunteers in just weekends ends, get volunteers in as awe— weekends ends, get volunteers in as we we— weekends ends, get volunteers in just like the vaccine programme for just like the vaccine programme rer cevra. — just like the vaccine programme for covid. fantastic. everyone pulled— for covid. fantastic. everyone eauea r...— for covid. fantastic. everyone pared in, aer— for covid. fantastic. everyone pulled in, got it— for covid. fantastic. everyone pulled in, got it done. we could do pulled in, got it done. we could we we same— pulled in, got it done. we could do the same for— pulled in, got it done. we could do the same for cancer aragaesrs. — do the same for cancer diagnosis. the biggest problem in diagnosis. the biggest problem a ra— diagnosis. the biggest problem a a we— diagnosis. the biggest problem in in the backlog— diagnosis. the biggest problem in in the backlog is the delay raar-s— in in the backlog is the delay was ew— in in the backlog is the delay that's now ensuing for many eeeare— that's now ensuing for many people aaa— that's now ensuing for many wnw! at raey— that's now ensuing for many people and they need to be wearer— people and they need to be treated quicker— people and they need to be treated quicker .— people and they need to be treated quicker. the people and they need to be treated quicker . the capacity people and they need to be treated quicker. the capacity is were— treated quicker. the capacity is raere re— treated quicker. the capacity is there to treat— treated quicker. the capacity is there to treat them . just there to treat them. just gerrrae— there to treat them. just getting them _ there to treat them. just getting them through the whole araeaesae— getting them through the whole diagnostic phase— getting them through the whole diagnostic phase that seems to be raewag— diagnostic phase that seems to be raewae . — diagnostic phase that seems to be lacking . and— diagnostic phase that seems to be lacking . and is- diagnostic phase that seems to be lacking . '“r: diagnostic phase that seems to be lacking . ' “r: be lacking. and is that one of the reasons why we've had so many excess deaths in 2023, carol? is it just the backlog of people who've been caught in this system post covid, where everything was well, covid was prioritised over everything else 7 prioritised over everything else ? yes it is to do with that. at the moment, we don't- the moment, we don't really aaaersraaa— the moment, we don't really understand the— the moment, we don't really understand the excess deaths. raey-re— understand the excess deaths. raey-re raey-re— understand the excess deaths. they're they're they're probably raarary— they're they're they're probably mainly cardiac— they're they're they're probably mainly cardiac deaths at the raeraear — mainly cardiac deaths at the moment. heart— mainly cardiac deaths at the moment. heart deaths because aearr— moment. heart deaths because aearr arraek— moment. heart deaths because heart attack patients couldn't

be wearer.— heart attack patients couldn't be treated. so— heart attack patients couldn't be treated. so the heart's been weakeaea— be treated. so the heart's been weakeaea ay— be treated. so the heart's been weakened by the _ be treated. so the heart's been weakened by the damage caused by lack weakened by the damage caused by raek er— weakened by the damage caused by lack er oxygen— weakened by the damage caused by lack of oxygen when— weakened by the damage caused by lack of oxygen when a coronary weed— lack of oxygen when a coronary areea esser— lack of oxygen when a coronary blood vessel gets— lack of oxygen when a coronary blood vessel gets blocked, the cancer excess _ blood vessel gets blocked, the cancer excess deaths will come rarer— cancer excess deaths will come rarer ra— cancer excess deaths will come rarer a we — cancer excess deaths will come later in the next— cancer excess deaths will come later in the next year or two aeaase— later in the next year or two because people _ later in the next year or two because people at the beginning of because people at the beginning er rae— because people at the beginning of the pandemic— because people at the beginning of the pandemic just couldn't get of the pandemic just couldn't aea — of the pandemic just couldn't aea raey— of the pandemic just couldn't get seen. they couldn't get a raey— get seen. they couldn't get a scan, they couldn't start treatment. _ scan, they couldn't start treatment. was no treatment. there was no aragaesrs. — treatment. there was no diagnosis. so- treatment. there was no diagnosis. so unfortunately, going— diagnosis. so unfortunately, going re— diagnosis. so unfortunately, we're going to see an excess of aearas— we're going to see an excess of deaths through— we're going to see an excess of deaths through way through to me— deaths through way through to zoze eerarae— deaths through way through to 2026 coming from cancer. and eaweasry— 2026 coming from cancer. and obviously this— 2026 coming from cancer. and obviously this will be looked at very— obviously this will be looked at very eareraay. — obviously this will be looked at very carefully. and the lesson , very carefully. and the lesson, the very carefully. and the lesson, we cowa— very carefully. and the lesson, the covm inquiry— very carefully. and the lesson, the covid inquiry and so on is war— the covid inquiry and so on is raar yea— the covid inquiry and so on is raar yea aaa-r— the covid inquiry and so on is that you can't stop service aeaase— that you can't stop service because a disease comes along, yee— because a disease comes along, ye ger— because a disease comes along, ye aea re— because a disease comes along, ye aea re carry— because a disease comes along, you've got to carry on and of rae— you've got to carry on and of course the cancer— you've got to carry on and of course the cancer deaths and the aearr— course the cancer deaths and the aearr eearas— course the cancer deaths and the heart deaths that— course the cancer deaths and the heart deaths that have occurred in excess are in— heart deaths that have occurred in excess are in much younger aeeere— in excess are in much younger people raaa— in excess are in much younger people raaa rae— in excess are in much younger people than the deaths due to cowa— people than the deaths due to cevra. wae-s— people than the deaths due to covid. who's average age was so. — covid. who's average age was so. se— covid. who's average age was over 80. so you're— covid. who's average age was over 80. so you're balancing one set over 80. so you're balancing one ser er— over 80. so you're balancing one ser er awes— over 80. so you're balancing one set of lives for— over 80. so you're balancing one set of lives for another. it's got— set of lives for another. it's are re — set of lives for another. it's aea re re — set of lives for another. it's ger re re a— set of lives for another. it's got to be a balance and we've got— got to be a balance and we've eer re— got to be a balance and we've ger re reara— got to be a balance and we've got to learn from _ got to be a balance and we've got to learn from that lesson. ara— got to learn from that lesson. ara carer.— got to learn from that lesson. and carol, sarah— got to learn from that lesson. and carol, sarah ferguson's clarion call to women to get tested is very important . but of

tested is very important. but of course, there's a lot of men watching this program and listening programme on listening to this programme on the getting the radio who aren't getting tested cancer, tested for prostate cancer, which you catch early enough which if you catch early enough , can be but if you , can be cured. but if you don't, late, a don't, if it's too late, it's a terrible . absolutely. men terrible killer. absolutely. men are terrible killer. absolutely. men rae— terrible killer. absolutely. men are bad patients.— terrible killer. absolutely. men are bad patients. men- absolutely. men are bad patients. men tend to are— are bad patients. men tend to are syraereras.— are bad patients. men tend to hide symptoms. the threshold to do hide symptoms. the threshold to re seraerarae— hide symptoms. the threshold to do something about ill health is mara— do something about ill health is raaea grearer— do something about ill health is much greater in— do something about ill health is much greater in men than women. it much greater in men than women. rr arways— much greater in men than women. rr arways aas— much greater in men than women. it always has been.— much greater in men than women. it always has been. possibly reaase— it always has been. possibly because women— it always has been. possibly because women look after the arrays— because women look after the family's health— because women look after the family's health and they're reseeasrrre— family's health and they're responsible for— family's health and they're responsible for it. men tend to reaere— responsible for it. men tend to rgaere rarags. — responsible for it. men tend to ignore things. so— responsible for it. men tend to ignore things. so certainly some earrears— ignore things. so certainly some earrears aaa— ignore things. so certainly some patients and there's too stoic aaa— patients and there's too stoic aaa raey-we— patients and there's too stoic aaa raey-we ger— patients and there's too stoic and they've got to come forward aaa— and they've got to come forward aaa ae— and they've got to come forward and do everything— and they've got to come forward and do everything you can to get the and do everything you can to get rae resa— and do everything you can to get rae resr. re— and do everything you can to get the test, to make— and do everything you can to get the test, to make sure eweryrarag-s- the test, to make sure everything's okay. if you have syraereras— everything's okay. if you have syraereras r— everything's okay. if you have symptomsr rr yea— everything's okay. if you have symptoms, if you have difficulty passag— symptoms, if you have difficulty eassrag aaae— symptoms, if you have difficulty passing urine, blood in the ae— passing urine, blood in the urine, do something about it rraraeararery.— urine, do something about it immediately. don't wait. urine, do something about it immediately. don't wait . immediately. don't wait. the eraer— immediately. don't wait. the errer rssae— immediately. don't wait. the other issue that— immediately. don't wait. the other issue that this- immediately. don't wait. the other issue that this has raised today, actually these nhs findings, we are discussing it earlier, is the concept of personal responsibility for our health, because i think there's been a sense of complacency maybe amongst the british public. well i can i can live as i like. i can enjoy my lovely

food and drink and i don't have to exercise as much as i might because the nhs will always be there me up should the there to mop me up should the time arise and really it feels very much like you can't take that for granted anymore . you're that for granted anymore. you're completely correct. i mean, i've worked completely correct. i mean, i've wearer ra— completely correct. i mean, i've wearer ra rae— completely correct. i mean, i've worked in the united— t tt i mean, i've worked in the united states as an worked in the united states as aa eaeereersr— worked in the united states as aa eaeereersr .— worked in the united states as an oncologist . i— worked in the united states as an oncologist . i obviously an oncologist. i obviously rrawerrea— an oncologist. i obviously travelled around europe to cancer hospitals there, so i've rae— cancer hospitals there, so i've seen the cultural— cancer hospitals there, so i've seen the cultural differences in raearerae— seen the cultural differences in raearerae are— seen the cultural differences in medicine are very— seen the cultural differences in medicine are very wide spread. so medicine are very wide spread. se earara— medicine are very wide spread. so britain still— medicine are very wide spread. so britain still nhs provides for so britain still nhs provides rer eweryraraa— so britain still nhs provides for everything ,— so britain still nhs provides for everything , no so britain still nhs provides for everything, no problem, eweryrarae— for everything, no problem, everything will— for everything, no problem, everything will be okay. you go to everything will be okay. you go re rae— everything will be okay. you go re rae as.— everything will be okay. you go to the us, everyone's very easay. — to the us, everyone's very pushv- they're— to the us, everyone's very pushy. they're pushing for rerrer— pushy. they're pushing for better care— pushy. they're pushing for better care for— pushy. they're pushing for better care for themselves. raey-re— better care for themselves. raey-re 90mg— better care for themselves. they're going to places , they they're going to places, they get they're going to places, they ger rerrer— they're going to places, they get better care. _ they're going to places, they get better care. the same in rraae— get better care. the same in france, germany,— get better care. the same in france, germany, italy, there's arraesr— france, germany, italy, there's arraesr ae— france, germany, italy, there's almost no delays— france, germany, italy, there's almost no delays in the system . almost no delays in the system. rwea— almost no delays in the system. rwea rae— almost no delays in the system. even the italian— almost no delays in the system. even the italian system, we errea— even the italian system, we errea rarar— even the italian system, we often think of— even the italian system, we often think of italy as a eaaerre— often think of italy as a chaotic place,- often think of italy as a chaotic place, but the trains ea rraae— chaotic place, but the trains run on time and— chaotic place, but the trains run on time and health care were— run on time and health care raere rs— run on time and health care raere rs ea— run on time and health care there is on the— run on time and health care there is on the button . compared there is on the button. compared to there is on the button. compared re rais— there is on the button. compared re rars yea— there is on the button. compared re rars. yea aa— there is on the button. compared to this, you can get— there is on the button. compared to this, you can get an appointment- to this, you can get an appointment to see your gp reraerrew rr— appointment to see your gp tomorrow if you _ appointment to see your gp tomorrow if you want. in rome yea— tomorrow if you want. in rome yea aaa-r— tomorrow if you want. in rome yea eaa-r ra—

tomorrow if you want. in rome you can't in london. so that's rae— you can't in london. so that's rae big— you can't in london. so that's the big difference— you can't in london. so that's the big difference . ” g“ the big difference. all right. rraar— the big difference. all right. thank you. the fantastic professor carroll sikora there. let us know your thoughts this morning, gbviews@gbnews.com is the email address. some of your messages coming in? yeah well, terry says andrew pierce and beverley turner direct, fresh and totally balanced . i've never and totally balanced. i've never been called balance— r5“r: t: i've never been called balance before and give— been called balance before and give aeessary— been called balance before and give necessary argument across the give necessary argument across rae-.— give necessary argument across rae-nwae- give necessary argument acrossl rae-iwaalaews the spectrum. this kind of news eeraraearary— the spectrum. this kind of news commentary-been- the spectrum. this kind of news commentary been vacant over commentary has been vacant over reear— commentary has been vacant over eear—— commentary has been vacant over reear— yer- commentary has been vacant over reear— yer ae- recent generations, yet he carries-actually- recent generations, yet he carries actually not just carries on actually not just waaar— carries on actually not just waaar rar— carries on actually not just vacant but neglected, deliberate . rr— vacant but neglected, deliberate . rr seems— vacant but neglected, deliberate . rr we— vacant but neglected, deliberate . it seems we are— vacant but neglected, deliberate . it seems we are perhaps through popular demand , seeing through popular demand, seeing the reaction needed. keep up the great material. thank you, terry . uh, and. and lots of . okay, . uh, and. and lots of. okay, simona said andrew pierce, although short in stature , is although short in stature, is a giant in news media, media and newspaper journalism as a team, your combined intelligence is formidable. is there anybody in the back room sending these messages in today? you're being very it's not very nice. thank you. it's not me and short in stature. i'm five foot, nine and a half.

reare— five foot, nine and a half. veare aer— five foot, nine and a half. you're not that- five foot, nine and a half. you're not that short in srarare. — you're not that short in stature. i'm- you're not that short in stature. g ' “r: you're not that short in- stature. i'm slightly . and lots stature. i'm slightly. and lots of you getting in touch saying you the new look. show that you like the new look. show that my 51 year old daughter. this is. this is jan we're talking about. the nhs said she's still awaiting her first for awaiting her first call for cancer. awaiting her first call for cancer . she said she had breast cancer. she said she had breast cancer. she said she had breast cancer in 2002. it took me so long a referral. even long to get a referral. even back then , cancer gone back then, the cancer had gone into all my right underarm lymph nodes. still okay, she nodes. i'm still okay, she says. i'm strong and i had good i'm going strong and i had good treatment by the nhs. as she said, our daughter is still awaiting her first call following ferguson's following sarah ferguson's advice. today advice. she rang them today simply be will not simply to be told they will not be screening her area until march next year, which means she'll be 52 by the time she gets her first screening right . gets her first screening right. and the trouble is, it depends. errea— and the trouble is, it depends. errea ra— and the trouble is, it depends. errea ra rae— and the trouble is, it depends. often in the area— and the trouble is, it depends. often in the area you're in. wear.— often in the area you're in. aeaa. we— often in the area you're in. yeah, we call— often in the area you're in. yeah, we call it— often in the area you're in. yeah, we call it the postcode rerrery.— yeah, we call it the postcode rerrery. rr— yeah, we call it the postcode lottery. it should— yeah, we call it the postcode lottery. it should be the same ewerywaere. — lottery. it should be the same everywhere. .you- lottery. it should be the same everywhere. lottery. it should be the same- everywhere. .you know what's everywhere. and you know what's also sad about also makes me sad about the nhs is fact there will be is the fact that there will be people who can afford to get those treatments very quickly, privately, and there will be people will have no choice. people who will have no choice. sarah ferguson case in point,

reaase— sarah ferguson case in point, reeaase-aaa— sarah ferguson case in point, because had treatment at because she had a treatment at the because she had a treatment at rae reward— because she had a treatment at the edward the— because she had a treatment at the edward the seventh hospital, warra— the edward the seventh hospital, waea—aways- the edward the seventh hospital, which—always call. the edward the seventh hospital, which always call the which is what we always call the reyar— which is what we always call the reyar aesarrar. — which is what we always call the royal hospital. / which is what we always call the royal hospital. “415?" royal hospital. yeah, okay. sau— still to come this morning, we're a we're going to be speaking to a former general the former major general about the latest we're latest details that we're learning saturday's mutiny learning from saturday's mutiny in with britain's in russia. you're with britain's newsroom on

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pierce and bev turner. so it was a araaaarre— pierce and bev turner. so it was a araaaarre za— pierce and bev turner. so it was a dramatic 24 hours for russia on saturday. we're learning more about this today. obviously this is an attempted coup and a quick de—escalation wagner de—escalation of the wagner mercenaries who marched upon moscow saturday. so that moscow on saturday. so that defence minister— moscow on saturday. so that defence minister who - t tritr“ ”aaar so that defence minister who was singled out defence minister who was singled ear rer— defence minister who was singled out for criticism _ defence minister who was singled out for criticism by— defence minister who was singled out for criticism by the wagner mercenaries , sergei shoigu, he's mercenaries, sergei shoigu, he's reea— mercenaries, sergei shoigu, he's reea-rer— mercenaries, sergei shoigu, he's reea-rer rae— mercenaries, sergei shoigu, he's been-for the first- mercenaries, sergei shoigu, he's been for the first time and been seen for the first time and get been seen for the first time and eer rais— been seen for the first time and eer rars rae— been seen for the first time and get this, the emir— been seen for the first time and get this, the emir of qatar. raar-s— get this, the emir of qatar. that's where _ get this, the emir of qatar. that's where we - get this, the emir of qatar. that's where we had the world cup,— that's where we had the world cups-we?— that's where we had the world cupr-we7ia- that's where we had the worldi cup,-we?.a-call cup, didn't we? in a phone call wrra—arsl with putin, has expressed his saeeerr— with putin, has expressed his saeeerr rer— with putin, has expressed his saeeerr rer rae— with putin, has expressed his support for the kremlin. disgraceful. - support for the kremlin. disgraceful. “g support for the kremlin. disgraceful. “r; “ disgraceful. so let's bring in head terrorism mod major head of terrorism mod major general chip chapman. good morning, chip . good morning, morning, chip. good morning, guys. morning, chip. good morning, guys . good morning, chip. good morning, guys. good morning. now, i think it was i thought about you over the weekend when there was this attempted coup because i think it one the it was in one of the conversations you when you conversations with you when you said that of the best hopes said that one of the best hopes for of war in for the end of this war in ukraine was that putin might be overthrown , known by forces on overthrown, known by forces on his on his side. did you have the same initial thought at the weekend ? no, because i don't weekend? no, because i don't rarar— weekend? no, because i don't rarar rr— weekend? no, because i don't rarar r was— weekend? no, because i don't think it was a— weekend? no, because i don't think it was a coup— 37 no, because i don't think it was a coup attempt. so it think it was a coup attempt. so r was— think it was a coup attempt. so it was completely— think it was a coup attempt. so it was completely different. and

waar— it was completely different. and what prigozhin— it was completely different. and what prigozhin did was he miscalculated_ what prigozhin did was he miscalculated and overreached . miscalculated and overreached. aar— miscalculated and overreached. aaa ra— miscalculated and overreached. war a rarra-s— miscalculated and overreached. and in putin's response, he's wrsrere— and in putin's response, he's miskolc isolated— and in putin's response, he's miskolc isolated and under raeea— miskolc isolated and under raeea se— miskolc isolated and under reach. so really— miskolc isolated and under reach. so really , what prigozhin reach. so really, what prigozhin raer— reach. so really, what prigozhin raea re— reach. so really, what prigozhin raea re re— reach. so really, what prigozhin tried to do was— reach. so really, what prigozhin tried to do was threefold. he aaa— tried to do was threefold. he aaa raree— tried to do was threefold. he had three objectives. the first rs— had three objectives. the first rs ae— had three objectives. the first one is he sought— had three objectives. the first one is he sought to remove sugai aaa— one is he sought to remove sugai aaa eerasrraew— one is he sought to remove sugai and gerasimov .— one is he sought to remove sugai and gerasimov. he's been railing aaarasr— and gerasimov. he's been railing agarasr raera— and gerasimov. he's been railing against them for— and gerasimov. he's been railing against them for a— and gerasimov. he's been railing against them for a number of raearas— against them for a number of raearas raar— against them for a number of months that he,— against them for a number of months that he, particularly waea— months that he, particularly waea ae— months that he, particularly when he was— months that he, particularly when he was in— months that he, particularly when he was in bakhmut, has not seea— when he was in bakhmut, has not been aerrrae— when he was in bakhmut, has not been aerrrag rae— when he was in bakhmut, has not been getting the resources to areseeare— been getting the resources to areseeare ars— been getting the resources to prosecute his successful part of the prosecute his successful part of rae wa— prosecute his successful part of rae as— prosecute his successful part of rae as ae— prosecute his successful part of the war as he saw— prosecute his successful part of the war as he saw it. well, the seeaw— the war as he saw it. well, the seeaa raae— the war as he saw it. well, the second thing that— the war as he saw it. well, the second thing that was that he waarea— second thing that was that he wanted strategically to get rarra— wanted strategically to get rarra re— wanted strategically to get putin to prosecute the war eerrer— putin to prosecute the war eerrer aaa — putin to prosecute the war better and more efficiently. he waars— better and more efficiently. he waars re— better and more efficiently. he waars re see— better and more efficiently. he wants to see more— better and more efficiently. he wants to see more waves of raeraasarrea— wants to see more waves of mobilisation of— wants to see more waves of mobilisation of manpower and the raaasraar— mobilisation of manpower and the industrial base— mobilisation of manpower and the industrial base ramped up . and industrial base ramped up. and the industrial base ramped up. and rae rare— industrial base ramped up. and the third one— industrial base ramped up. and the third one is— industrial base ramped up. and the third one is he sought to raararara— the third one is he sought to maintain the— the third one is he sought to maintain the wagner independent of maintain the wagner independent er rae— maintain the wagner independent er rae rassraa— maintain the wagner independent of the russian mod. they were eae— of the russian mod. they were eae re— of the russian mod. they were eae re srea— of the russian mod. they were eae re sea a— of the russian mod. they were due to sign a contract backed by the due to sign a contract backed by rae rsr— due to sign a contract backed by rae rsr er— due to sign a contract backed by the 1st of july- _ due to sign a contract backed by the 1st of july. he— due to sign a contract backed by the 1st of july. he didn't want raar— the 1st of july. he didn't want raar re— the 1st of july. he didn't want raar re aaeeea— the 1st of july. he didn't want that to happen so he could keep his independence— that to happen so he could keep his independence .— that to happen so he could keep his independence . so it wasn't his independence. so it wasn't a eear. — his independence. so it wasn't a eear. rr— his independence. so it wasn't a eear. r was— his independence. so it wasn't a coup. it was supposed to be reverage.— coup. it was supposed to be leverage. and— coup. it was supposed to be leverage. and as— coup. it was supposed to be leverage. and as i say, he overreached.— leverage. and as i say, he overreached. problem for overreached. the problem for rarra— overreached. the problem for raw rs—

overreached. the problem for putin is that— overreached. the problem for putin is that he— overreached. the problem for putin is that he did nothing for raree— putin is that he did nothing for three months— putin is that he did nothing for three months when prigozhin was easarae— three months when prigozhin was aasarag rae— three months when prigozhin was pushing the boundaries. and it aaerraraaes— pushing the boundaries. and it undermines putin's domestic aaraeary— undermines putin's domestic authority and— undermines putin's domestic authority and standing . and that authority and standing. and that is rae— authority and standing. and that is the weakness— authority and standing. and that is the weakness that he's shown . vea— is the weakness that he's shown . vea aaa-r— is the weakness that he's shown .vea eaa-r ra— is the weakness that he's shown . you can't in one— is the weakness that he's shown . you can't in one minute say raar— . you can't in one minute say raar ae-s— . you can't in one minute say raar ae-s a— . you can't in one minute say that he's a traitor— . you can't in one minute say that he's a traitor who's going to that he's a traitor who's going re re— that he's a traitor who's going to be crushed.— that he's a traitor who's going to be crushed. and then the next raraare— to be crushed. and then the next raraare ae— to be crushed. and then the next raraare re a— to be crushed. and then the next minute do a deal— to be crushed. and then the next minute do a deal with him, when at minute do a deal with him, when ar rae— minute do a deal with him, when ar rae same— minute do a deal with him, when at the same time— minute do a deal with him, when at the same time you've had nine arrerarr— at the same time you've had nine arrerarr-aewa— at the same time you've had nine aircraft-down by— at the same time you've had nine aircraft-down by the - at the same time you've had nine aircraft down by the wagner aircraft shot down by the wagner sreaw— aircraft shot down by the wagner groupr warra— aircraft shot down by the wagner group, which was— aircraft shot down by the wagner group, which was 6% of all the eearar— group, which was 6% of all the combat losses— group, which was 6% of all the combat losses that the russian air combat losses that the russian arr ferre— combat losses that the russian air force have— combat losses that the russian air force have taken in the last 16 air force have taken in the last re raearas.— air force have taken in the last re raearas. se— air force have taken in the last 16 months. so that undermines arra— 16 months. so that undermines nm. as— 16 months. so that undermines nm. as aer— 16 months. so that undermines him. it's not necessarily fatal reaase— him. it's not necessarily fatal reaase ae-s— him. it's not necessarily fatal because he's been in power for 24 because he's been in power for 2a years— because he's been in power for 2a years aaa— because he's been in power for 24 years and he's— because he's been in power for 24 years and he's had the time raere— 24 years and he's had the time raere re— 24 years and he's had the time there to hack— 24 years and he's had the time there to hack people's mind, to get there to hack people's mind, to eer ae— there to hack people's mind, to eer aa er— there to hack people's mind, to get rid of dissent.— there to hack people's mind, to get rid of dissent. but it does weaear— get rid of dissent. but it does weaear arra — get rid of dissent. but it does weaken him and— get rid of dissent. but it does weaken him and opens a sort of aaar— weaken him and opens a sort of aaar rer— weaken him and opens a sort of aaar rer rae— weaken him and opens a sort of flank for the future— weaken him and opens a sort of flank for the future . and if flank for the future. and if raar— flank for the future. and if that political— flank for the future. and if that political flank goes , then that political flank goes, then the that political flank goes, then rae rarrrrary— that political flank goes, then the military flank can go at the rraae.— the military flank can go at the same time. what— the military flank can go at the same time. what do you think wru— same time. what do you think war aaeeea— same time. what do you think will happen now— same time. what do you think will happen now with the wagner ereae— will happen now with the wagner group mercenaries? c“ :r7 well, group mercenaries? chip? well, raey— group mercenaries? chip? well, raeywrrr— group mercenaries? chip? well, raeywrrr re— group mercenaries? c“ :r7 well, they will be incorporated into they will be incorporated into rae raarsrry— they will be incorporated into the ministry of— they will be incorporated into the ministry of defence, so that is ew— the ministry of defence, so that is rerae— the ministry of defence, so that is now being signed up. so raeezara— is now being signed up. so prigozhin didn't get his

independence . so any notion that independence. so any notion that reerre— independence. so any notion that eeeere aawe— independence. so any notion that people have said— independence. so any notion that people have said of— independence. so any notion that people have said of 25,000 reerre— people have said of 25,000 people suddenly joining eagezara— people suddenly joining prigozhin in— people suddenly joining prigozhin in belarus for a flank raar— prigozhin in belarus for a flank raar arrear— prigozhin in belarus for a flank that might attack— prigozhin in belarus for a flank that might attack ukraine from raere— that might attack ukraine from raere rs— that might attack ukraine from there is farcical.— that might attack ukraine from there is farcical. it's just raar-s— there is farcical. it's just was aer— there is farcical. it's just that's not going to happen. so in that's not going to happen. so a rerras— that's not going to happen. so a rerras er— that's not going to happen. so in terms of the— that's not going to happen. so in terms of the their role in in rassra— in terms of the their role in in rassra raar— in terms of the their role in in russia, that will— in terms of the their role in in russia, that will be over . they russia, that will be over. they do russia, that will be over. they are srrrr— russia, that will be over. they do still have— russia, that will be over. they do still have a— russia, that will be over. they do still have a role elsewhere. so do still have a role elsewhere. se rer— do still have a role elsewhere. so for example _ do still have a role elsewhere. so for example ,— do still have a role elsewhere. so for example , there's 1000 so for example, there's 1000 waeaer— so for example, there's 1000 wagaer reerre— so for example, there's 1000 wagner people in mali . they have wagner people in mali. they have 11. wagner people in mali. they have a. sa— wagner people in mali. they have a. er rarrrrea— wagner people in mali. they have 11. $11 million contract for rrararae— 11. $11 million contract for training and— 11. $11 million contract for training and support there araeaesr— training and support there araeagsr a— training and support there amongst a lot— training and support there amongst a lot of them are in saaaa.— amongst a lot of them are in saaaa. rr— amongst a lot of them are in sudan. it was— amongst a lot of them are in sudan. it was one— amongst a lot of them are in sudan. it was one of my worries waea— sudan. it was one of my worries waea we— sudan. it was one of my worries waea we wear— sudan. it was one of my worries waea we wear ra— sudan. it was one of my worries when we went in for the eaaarrea — when we went in for the evacuation. now, they will have arways— evacuation. now, they will have arways seea— evacuation. now, they will have always been sort— evacuation. now, they will have always been sort of under the rere— always been sort of under the rere ra— always been sort of under the rere a a— always been sort of under the rere a a way— always been sort of under the role in a way of— always been sort of under the role in a way of the russian aaraeary.— role in a way of the russian aaraeary. se— role in a way of the russian authority. so the— role in a way of the russian authority. so the wagner group wasar— authority. so the wagner group wasar rearry— authority. so the wagner group wasar rearry a— authority. so the wagner group wasn't really a completely independent— wasn't really a completely independent state. it did have wars— independent state. it did have was re— independent state. it did have was re rae— independent state. it did have links to the gru _ independent state. it did have links to the gru and other intelligence— links to the gru and other intelligence agencies and raaeea— intelligence agencies and indeed, one— intelligence agencies and indeed, one of— intelligence agencies and indeed, one of the things when i rrrsr— indeed, one of the things when i we eaae— indeed, one of the things when i first came across— indeed, one of the things when i first came across prigozhin arrear— first came across prigozhin arear eear— first came across prigozhin about eight years ago was he was eaar— about eight years ago was he was aaar rolling— about eight years ago was he was raar rerrrae a— about eight years ago was he was bank rolling a thing called the rareraer— bank rolling a thing called the internet research— bank rolling a thing called the internet research agency , which internet research agency, which is rae — internet research agency, which is the russian— internet research agency, which is the russian troll farm in sarar—

is the russian troll farm in saint petersburg . r: r: saint petersburg. how did a rarer— saint petersburg. how did a former hot dog salesman from the streets, backstreets of moscow rise to such extraordinary levels of power? and to be head of this army army for hire ? of this army army for hire? well, access brings you influence.— well, access brings you influence. he- well, access brings you influence. he had access to para.— influence. he had access to raw vea— influence. he had access to putin. you know— influence. he had access to putin. you know , all the time. putin. you know, all the time. aar— putin. you know, all the time. war as— putin. you know, all the time. and his ascent— putin. you know, all the time. and his ascent to— putin. you know, all the time. and his ascent to power. and raar— and his ascent to power. and raar was— and his ascent to power. and raar ee— and his ascent to power. and that was one of— and his ascent to power. and that was one of his gripes at rae— that was one of his gripes at the that the moment. so he had lost that ra rae— the moment. so he had lost that access in the last— the moment. so he had lost that access in the last three months. he access in the last three months. we raeaaar— access in the last three months. we raeagar ae— access in the last three months. he thought he could regain it agara. — he thought he could regain it agara. aar— he thought he could regain it agara. aaa ae— he thought he could regain it again. and he couldn't. that's why— again. and he couldn't. that's way r— again. and he couldn't. that's way r rarar— again. and he couldn't. that's way r rarar ae— again. and he couldn't. that's why i think he was shocked with rarra-s— why i think he was shocked with putin's reaction— why i think he was shocked with putin's reaction .— why i think he was shocked with putin's reaction . he thought putin's reaction. he thought raar— putin's reaction. he thought raar-was— putin's reaction. he thought that-was still- putin's reaction. he thought that-was still an- putin's reaction. he thought that was still an ally of that putin was still an ally of arm.— that putin was still an ally of area-rearw- that putin was still an ally of him.-really was- that putin was still an ally of him. really was with him. his gripe really was with tasr— him. his gripe really was with tasr saeyga— him. his gripe really was with tasr saeyga aaa— him. his gripe really was with just shoygu and gerasimov kyiv. and just shoygu and gerasimov kyiv. aaa raar— just shoygu and gerasimov kyiv. aaa raar was— just shoygu and gerasimov kyiv. and that was the— just shoygu and gerasimov kyiv. and that was the miscalculation he and that was the miscalculation ae ae— and that was the miscalculation ae ae aaare. — and that was the miscalculation he he made. and— and that was the miscalculation he he made. and the sort of wararaes— he he made. and the sort of warnings from _ he he made. and the sort of warnings from the fsb. that's the intelligence— warnings from the fsb. that's the intelligence agency which reer— the intelligence agency which reek ee— the intelligence agency which took over from _ the intelligence agency which took over from the kgb. so he was on a losing— took over from the kgb. so he was on a losing wicket from that eear— was on a losing wicket from that moment on. and— was on a losing wicket from that moment on. and rather like a esyeaeregrear— moment on. and rather like a psychological model called the aaseaer-s— psychological model called the prisoner's dilemma, you either sray— prisoner's dilemma, you either sray reyar— prisoner's dilemma, you either sray reyar er— prisoner's dilemma, you either stay loyal or defect. now, reerre— stay loyal or defect. now, eeeere srayea— stay loyal or defect. now, people stayed loyal. it wasn't a rear— people stayed loyal. it wasn't a eear ra— people stayed loyal. it wasn't a eear a war— people stayed loyal. it wasn't a coup in that sense.— people stayed loyal. it wasn't a coup in that sense. if there is any— coup in that sense. if there is aay aaasr— coup in that sense. if there is aay aaasr seae— coup in that sense. if there is any quasi coup behind this and people— any quasi coup behind this and eeeere wee—

any quasi coup behind this and eeeere ra— any quasi coup behind this and people were in favour of prigozhin— people were in favour of prigozhin, you'll see a night of the prigozhin, you'll see a night of rae reae— prigozhin, you'll see a night of the long knives,— prigozhin, you'll see a night of the long knives, a— prigozhin, you'll see a night of the long knives, a purge in the aerr— the long knives, a purge in the aerr weer— the long knives, a purge in the aerr weer er— the long knives, a purge in the next week or two— the long knives, a purge in the next week or two by putin to get rid next week or two by putin to get are er— next week or two by putin to get are er raese— next week or two by putin to get rid of those recalcitrants who rawearee— rid of those recalcitrants who favoured prigozhin and his march on moscow . but— favoured prigozhin and his march on moscow. but you favoured prigozhin and his march on moscow . but you don't favoured prigozhin and his march on moscow. but you don't run a rear— on moscow. but you don't run a eear ry— on moscow. but you don't run a coup by telegraphing that you're aaaareas— coup by telegraphing that you're aaaareas er— coup by telegraphing that you're hundreds of miles— coup by telegraphing that you're hundreds of miles away without aeeaerrarrae— hundreds of miles away without decapitating the— hundreds of miles away without decapitating the leader and rawae— decapitating the leader and rarrag ee— decapitating the leader and taking over the— decapitating the leader and taking over the organs of the aeria— taking over the organs of the media se— taking over the organs of the media se rr— taking over the organs of the media. so it wasn't a coup in rae— media. so it wasn't a coup in the slightest. _ media. so it wasn't a coup in the slightest. understood what rappers— the slightest. understood what rappers new— the slightest. understood what rappers ra— the slightest. understood what happens now in ukraine, chip ? it happens now in ukraine, chip? it looks like the never ending war at the moment, doesn't it? what what chances are there of any sort of peaceful resolution by the end of this year ? well, the end of this year? well, that's $1 million— i“r: 7 well, that's $1 million question. the it that's $1 million question. the r seare— that's $1 million question. the r eeara re— that's $1 million question. the it could be the— that's $1 million question. the it could be the politics we've arreaay— it could be the politics we've arreaay sae— it could be the politics we've already said are— it could be the politics we've already said are complicated for rassra.— already said are complicated for rassra. ene— already said are complicated for rassra. eae er— already said are complicated for russia. one of the— already said are complicated for russia. one of the theories of werery— russia. one of the theories of werery rer— russia. one of the theories of victory for the _ russia. one of the theories of victory for the ukrainians, rarner— victory for the ukrainians, rather like— victory for the ukrainians, rather like 1917, when essentially - rather like 1917, when essentially the russian army manner— essentially the russian army marched off— essentially the russian army marched off the— essentially the russian army marched off the battlefield arrer— marched off the battlefield are a— marched off the battlefield after a thing— marched off the battlefield after a thing called the rerensry— after a thing called the kerensky offensive in 1917, is war— kerensky offensive in 1917, is an rnar— kerensky offensive in 1917, is an an nay— kerensky offensive in 1917, is that that may still happen if yeare— that that may still happen if ye rrgarrne— that that may still happen if you're fighting at the front and

yeare— you're fighting at the front and yeare ner— you're fighting at the front and ye ner sae— you're fighting at the front and you're not sure what you're rrgarrne— you're not sure what you're rraarrna rer. — you're not sure what you're fighting for. and the ukrainian errenswe— fighting for. and the ukrainian offensive becomes more saeeessrar— offensive becomes more saeeessrar .— offensive becomes more successful , which i think it successful, which i think it wru— successful, which i think it will because _ successful, which i think it will because they haven't eennrrrea— will because they haven't committed all— will because they haven't committed all their combat power that committed all their combat power rnar again— committed all their combat power an agarn rs— committed all their combat power an agarn is an— committed all their combat power that again, is an open flank. so an— that again, is an open flank. so an rs— that again, is an open flank. so an is ene— that again, is an open flank. so that is one of— that again, is an open flank. so that is one of the— that again, is an open flank. so that is one of the ways that rais— that is one of the ways that ran seare— that is one of the ways that this could end— that is one of the ways that this could end with the russian army— this could end with the russian army tasr— this could end with the russian army just walking off the battlefield _ army just walking off the battlefield because although awarne— battlefield because although ukraine thought it had a russia weaea.— ukraine thought it had a russia problem, russia— ukraine thought it had a russia problem, russia now sees that rassra— problem, russia now sees that rassra nas— problem, russia now sees that rassra nas a— problem, russia now sees that russia has a russia problem and wars— russia has a russia problem and wars arways— russia has a russia problem and that's always dangerous for your year— that's always dangerous for your year year— that's always dangerous for your year year srare— that's always dangerous for your your your state in— that's always dangerous for your your your state in going reward.— your your state in going forward. chip,- your your state in going forward. chip, just finally , forward. chip, just finally, rers— forward. chip, just finally, rers er— forward. chip, just finally, lots of headlines in the newspapers— lots of headlines in the newspapers today and on radio ana— newspapers today and on radio and w— newspapers today and on radio and rv rs— newspapers today and on radio and rv is are— newspapers today and on radio and tv is are we— newspapers today and on radio and tv is are we seeing the last gerrrna— and tv is are we seeing the last aerrrng ree— and tv is are we seeing the last getting closer to— and tv is are we seeing the last getting closer to the last act of getting closer to the last act er earn-s— getting closer to the last act er rarrn-s 2s— getting closer to the last act of putin's 23 year reign ? i of putin's 23 year reign? i wear— of putin's 23 year reign? i wear rank— of putin's 23 year reign? i don't think so.— of putin's 23 year reign? i don't think so. not in the short rern. — don't think so. not in the short rern. ana— don't think so. not in the short rern. war by— don't think so. not in the short term. and by that,— don't think so. not in the short term. and by that, i'm going to say— term. and by that, i'm going to say rae— term. and by that, i'm going to say rne near— term. and by that, i'm going to say the next month, because, you knew.— say the next month, because, you know, authoritarian— say the next month, because, you know, authoritarian states and authoritarian _ know, authoritarian states and authoritarian leaders are very arrear— authoritarian leaders are very arraearr re— authoritarian leaders are very difficult to dispossess. the agency— difficult to dispossess. the agency wae— difficult to dispossess. the agency who are _ difficult to dispossess. the agency who are around him erereerrne— agency who are around him protecting him,— agency who are around him protecting him, not just the seeanry— protecting him, not just the security agencies of the kgb, rae— security agencies of the kgb, rne rse— security agencies of the kgb, rne rse ana— security agencies of the kgb, the fsb and gru— security agencies of the kgb, the fsb and gru and all that, but the fsb and gru and all that, ear rs— the fsb and gru and all that, ear is rae— the fsb and gru and all that, but is the personal protection

eery— but is the personal protection reay areana— but is the personal protection body around him— but is the personal protection body around him are still solid. if body around him are still solid. a raey— body around him are still solid. a rney sran— body around him are still solid. if they start breaking off from him— if they start breaking off from nm, ne-s— if they start breaking off from him, ne-s ger— if they start breaking off from nm, ae-s eer a— if they start breaking off from him, he's got a problem. there's no him, he's got a problem. there's ne we wear— him, he's got a problem. there's no we don't see— him, he's got a problem. there's no we don't see that happening at no we don't see that happening ar rae— no we don't see that happening at the moment— no we don't see that happening at the moment. _ no we don't see that happening at the moment . at the moment. okay. thank you so much, chip chapman. there i was just reminding myself when eerrarsenew— was just reminding myself when gorbatschow was— was just reminding myself when gorbatschow was exiled for a seawe— gorbatschow was exiled for a eeaere er— gorbatschow was exiled for a eeaere er rays— gorbatschow was exiled for a couple of days ,— gorbatschow was exiled for a couple of days , there was an couple of days, there was an arreneree— couple of days, there was an attempted coup.— couple of days, there was an attempted coup. what was it in 1989,— attempted coup. what was it in 1989, nee. — attempted coup. what was it in 1989, 1990. three— attempted coup. what was it in 1989, 1990. three months later, he 1989, 1990. three months later, ne was— 1989, 1990. three months later, ne gene.— 1989, 1990. three months later, he was gone. soviet union. so pernaps— he was gone. soviet union. so aeraaes rr— he was gone. soviet union. so perhaps it could— he was gone. soviet union. so perhaps it could be the same aean— perhaps it could be the same again .— perhaps it could be the same agarn . raree— perhaps it could be the same again . three months? who knows? again. three months? who knows? searerrnaes— again. three months? who knows? searerrnaes r— again. three months? who knows? sometimes i think— again. three months? who knows? sometimes i think better.- again. three months? who knows? sometimes i think better. the- sometimes i think better. the devil know. but you wouldn't devil you know. but you wouldn't waar— devil you know. but you wouldn't wanr rae— devil you know. but you wouldn't wanr rne-er— devil you know. but you wouldn't want the _of the _ devil you know. but you wouldn't want the _of the wagner- want the head of the wagner arean— want the head of the wagner group prosecuting that war aearnsr— group prosecuting that war against ukraine? not at all. no merry— against ukraine? not at all. no nerey rer— against ukraine? not at all. no mercy for anybody. i don't think . narr— mercy for anybody. i don't think . rranr. we— mercy for anybody. i don't think . rraar. we au— mercy for anybody. i don't think . right. we all remember this story very clearly. of course, the death of nicola bolly with a two day hearing into the events begins today. just to remind you,— begins today. just to remind yea. rae— begins today. just to remind you, the mother— begins today. just to remind you, the mother of- zrirg : just to remind you, the mother of two irrirg : just to remind you, the mother of two vanished wne— you, the mother of two vanished wae dropped_ you, the mother of two vanished wae dropped err— you, the mother of two vanished who dropped off her daughters at sneer.— who dropped off her daughters at seneer. reer— who dropped off her daughters at school, took her— who dropped off her daughters at school, took her dog for the asaar— school, took her dog for the asaar-areng- school, took her dog for the usual-along the- school, took her dog for the- usual-along the _wyre usual walk along the river. wyre in_ri9htr- in lancashire. that's right, our nenn—wesr— north—west of england. reporter sophie— north—west of england. reporter sophie recapping sophie reaper has been recapping what happened . a missing persons what happened. a missing persons case that captured the attention

of the world back in january. nicola bulley disappeared « nicola bulley disappeared .« she nicola bulley disappeared. she rareraer— nicola bulley disappeared. she dropped ner— nicola bulley disappeared. she dropped her two— nicola bulley disappeared. she dropped her two children off at the dropped her two children off at rne reear— dropped her two children off at the local primary— dropped her two children off at the local primary school and rnen— the local primary school and then proceeded— the local primary school and then proceeded to take her dog wrrrew— then proceeded to take her dog wrrrew en— then proceeded to take her dog willow on their— then proceeded to take her dog willow on their daily walk along the willow on their daily walk along rne nen— willow on their daily walk along the river. wyre_ willow on their daily walk along the river. wyre at— willow on their daily walk along the river. wyre at 9:01 that manner— the river. wyre at 9:01 that nernrng sne— the river. wyre at 9:01 that morning she logged into a teams earr— morning she logged into a teams eau en— morning she logged into a teams eau en ner— morning she logged into a teams call on her phone— morning she logged into a teams call on her phone in 32 minutes rarer.— call on her phone in 32 minutes rarer. rnar— call on her phone in 32 minutes later, that same— call on her phone in 32 minutes later, that same phone was found by anerner— later, that same phone was found by aneraer aeg— later, that same phone was found by another dog walker on a bench by another dog walker on a bench ny rae— by another dog walker on a bench ay rne rank— by another dog walker on a bench ay rae rank er— by another dog walker on a bench by the bank of the— by another dog walker on a bench by the bank of the river within nears— by the bank of the river within hours, lancashire— by the bank of the river within hours, lancashire police had arreaay— hours, lancashire police had already launched a search for the already launched a search for rne nerner— already launched a search for the mother of— already launched a search for the mother of two, and by the renewing— the mother of two, and by the rerrewrna ray— the mother of two, and by the following day a— the mother of two, and by the following day a major missing nersens— following day a major missing persons operation had begun . persons operation had begun. aeaeenrers— persons operation had begun. helicopters mountain rescue anaerwarer— helicopters mountain rescue underwater search teams. they all underwater search teams. they arr wewee— underwater search teams. they arr wearer ra— underwater search teams. they all worked in unison in an arrennr— all worked in unison in an arrennr re— all worked in unison in an attempt to locate nicola. a few days— attempt to locate nicola. a few days rarer.— attempt to locate nicola. a few days later, lancashire police arse— days later, lancashire police also reached _ days later, lancashire police also reached out— days later, lancashire police also reached out to the public for also reached out to the public rer raer— also reached out to the public for their help—

also reached out to the public for their help . _ also reached out to the public for their help . �*vw�*ri for their help. we appeal for anyone who may have been driving through the village of saint michael's last friday morning at about 915 or who may have dashcam footage that could be of use to us or people who may have been dog walking in the area or on the towpath to come forward . on the towpath to come forward. tributes poured in as the local eennanrry— tributes poured in as the local community banded together to do raer— community banded together to do raerr rar— community banded together to do raerr err .— community banded together to do their bit. then,— community banded together to do their bit. then, ten— community banded together to do their bit . then, ten days after their bit. then, ten days after sne-a— their bit. then, ten days after sne-e arsr— their bit. then, ten days after she'd first gone— their bit. then, ten days after she'd first gone missing, image rays— she'd first gone missing, image rays wee— she'd first gone missing, image days were released, which showed wreera— days were released, which showed wreera eaenne— days were released, which showed wreera eaerrng ae— days were released, which showed nicola packing up the car to rake— nicola packing up the car to rake ner— nicola packing up the car to take her children to school . the take her children to school. the renewing— take her children to school. the rerrewrna ray— take her children to school. the rerrewrna ray .— take her children to school. the following day . specialist dive following day. specialist dive rean— following day. specialist dive rean ser — following day. specialist dive team sgi began— following day. specialist dive team sgi began an in—depth seasn— team sgi began an in—depth seasn er— team sgi began an in—depth search of the— team sgi began an in—depth search of the river wyre using seesrar— search of the river wyre using special wokeist_ search of the river wyre using special wokeist sonar equipment . hope— special wokeist sonar equipment . here was— special wokeist sonar equipment . hope was renewed , but after . hope was renewed, but after tasr— . hope was renewed, but after tasr raree— . hope was renewed, but after tasr raree rays— . hope was renewed, but after just three days, the team sreeeea— just three days, the team stopped their— just three days, the team stopped their search with their reader— stopped their search with their reaaer .— stopped their search with their leader. peter— stopped their search with their leader. peter faulding describing— leader. peter faulding describing the case as a senerere— describing the case as a complete mystery why lancashire reuse— complete mystery why lancashire police continued _ complete mystery why lancashire police continued their search

renewing— police continued their search following the _ police continued their search following the course of the aver— following the course of the ane— following the course of the river and even— following the course of the river and even eventually reasnrne— river and even eventually reaching its— river and even eventually reaching its mouth near fleetwood _ reaching its mouth near fleetwood .— reaching its mouth near fleetwood . finally, on february fleetwood. finally, on february aera— fleetwood. finally, on february rern news— fleetwood. finally, on february 19th, news broke— fleetwood. finally, on february 19th, news broke that a body had been— 19th, news broke that a body had been recovered _ 19th, news broke that a body had been recovered from the river wyre— been recovered from the river wyre rae— been recovered from the river wyre the following day the world warsnea — wyre the following day the world warsnea en — wyre the following day the world warsnea en as— wyre the following day the world watched on as the— wyre the following day the world watched on as the agonising rrarn— watched on as the agonising rrarn was— watched on as the agonising truth was revealed . : truth was revealed. sadly, we are now able to confirm that yesterday we recovered nicola bulley from the river wyre nicola's family have been informed and are of course devastated. our thoughts are with them at this time as well as with all her loved ones and the wider community. after a long three weeks,— the wider community. after a long three weeks, the- r:ri;” t “ after a long three weeks, the families wersr— long three weeks, the families worst nightmare— long three weeks, the families worst nightmare had come true. sophie— worst nightmare had come true. sopbie reaper— worst nightmare had come true. sopbie reaper .— worst nightmare had come true. sophie reaper. gb news. thank you,— sophie reaper. gb news. thank yea. seeare. — sophie reaper. gb news. thank you, sophie. still— sophie reaper. gb news. thank you, sophie. cc t you, sophie. still to come this morning, the mother and the wife of course, of the son and the father who lost their lives in the submarine on the titan that

we discussed last week. she's been talking and we're going to tell what she said in just tell you what she said in just a moment after your morning's news with . tamsin but thank you. here with. tamsin but thank you. here are with. tamsin but thank you. here rae— with. tamsin but thank you. here are the headlines— with. tamsin but thank you. here are the headlines at— “ but thank you. here are the headlines at 1131, rassra— are the headlines at 1131, rassra rs— are the headlines at 1131, russia is working to restore sarn— russia is working to restore calm following— russia is working to restore calm following an attempted coup at calm following an attempted coup ar rae— calm following an attempted coup at the weekend _ calm following an attempted coup at the weekend by— calm following an attempted coup at the weekend by wagner group wesenaes— at the weekend by wagner group raesenaes .— at the weekend by wagner group mercenaries . state— at the weekend by wagner group mercenaries . state tv showed the mercenaries. state tv showed the defense— mercenaries. state tv showed the defence minister— mercenaries. state tv showed the defence minister sergei shoygu, wsrrrne— defence minister sergei shoygu, wsrrrng rreens— defence minister sergei shoygu, visiting troops in— defence minister sergei shoygu, visiting troops in ukraine wrrnear— visiting troops in ukraine without confirming when and waere— without confirming when and wnere rne — without confirming when and where the video— without confirming when and where the video was taken . the where the video was taken. the waereanears— where the video was taken. the whereabouts of _ where the video was taken. the whereabouts of wagner leader yevgeny— whereabouts of wagner leader yevgeny prigozhin is still unclear. he— yevgeny prigozhin is still unclear. he was seen leaving the array— unclear. he was seen leaving the military headquarters in rostov on military headquarters in rostov en sararaay.— military headquarters in rostov on saturday. rishi sunak has sae— on saturday. rishi sunak has said rr-s— on saturday. rishi sunak has said rr-s ree— on saturday. rishi sunak has said it's too early to predict waar— said it's too early to predict wnar wru— said it's too early to predict what will happen following the eesr— what will happen following the week's events _ what will happen following the week's events .— what will happen following the week's events . extra security is week's events. extra security is in erase— week's events. extra security is in erase rer— week's events. extra security is in place for the— week's events. extra security is in place for the inquest into wrsera— in place for the inquest into nicola bullies— in place for the inquest into nicola bullies death, with the sayrng— nicola bullies death, with the coroner saying it's a result of sesrar— coroner saying it's a result of sesrar neara— coroner saying it's a result of social media interest in the rae— social media interest in the case. the mother of two arsaeeearea— case. the mother of two disappeared in january whilst

wanna— disappeared in january whilst walking ner— disappeared in january whilst walking her dog along the river. wyre— walking her dog along the river. wyre ra— walking her dog along the river. wyre in lancashire. her body was reana— wyre in lancashire. her body was reana raree— wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks— wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks later about a are— found three weeks later about a are rren — found three weeks later about a are rren a— found three weeks later about a mile from a bench— found three weeks later about a mile from a bench where her nnene— mile from a bench where her eaene was— mile from a bench where her phone was discovered. her earner— phone was discovered. her earner ana— phone was discovered. her partner and sister are due to give— partner and sister are due to give ewaense— partner and sister are due to give evidence during the inquest . warrnew— give evidence during the inquest . matthew white— give evidence during the inquest . matthew white has been identified _ . matthew white has been identified as— . matthew white has been identified as a— . matthew white has been identified as a suspect in the naera— identified as a suspect in the naera er— identified as a suspect in the murder of stephen lawrence for the murder of stephen lawrence for rne rrrsr— murder of stephen lawrence for the first time,— murder of stephen lawrence for the first time, the— murder of stephen lawrence for the first time, the teenager was srarrea— the first time, the teenager was sranrea re— the first time, the teenager was stabbed to death— the first time, the teenager was stabbed to death in 1993. in an anerewerea— stabbed to death in 1993. in an unprovoked, racially motivated arrasr— unprovoked, racially motivated arrasr ra— unprovoked, racially motivated attack in south—east london. the raer— attack in south—east london. the are reuse— attack in south—east london. the raer eease says— attack in south—east london. the met police says white, who died in m,— met police says white, who died in 2021, aged— met police says white, who died in 2021, aged 50,— met police says white, who died in 2021, aged 50, was arrested rwrse— in 2021, aged 50, was arrested rwrse .— in 2021, aged 50, was arrested rwrse . nar— in 2021, aged 50, was arrested twice , but there— in 2021, aged 50, was arrested twice , but there was not enough twice, but there was not enough ewaense — twice, but there was not enough ewaense re — twice, but there was not enough evidence to prosecute him. in a srarenenr— evidence to prosecute him. in a statement prompted by a bbc investigation,— statement prompted by a bbc investigation, the force aanrrrea— investigation, the force admitted a— investigation, the force admitted a significant and regrerrarre— admitted a significant and regrettable error was made during— regrettable error was made during rae— regrettable error was made during the initial investigation . rae— during the initial investigation . rne eaase— during the initial investigation . the prince of— during the initial investigation . the prince of wales is raansnrna— . the prince of wales is launching an- . the prince of wales is launching an initiative to end homelessness— launching an initiative to end homelessness .— launching an initiative to end homelessness . prince william's homelessness. prince william's awe— homelessness. prince william's five year— homelessness. prince william's five year erer-esr— homelessness. prince william's five year project called homewood's- five year project called homewood's , aims to make rough homewood's, aims to make rough sreeerna— homewood's, aims to make rough sreeerne a— homewood's, aims to make rough sreeerng a rang— homewood's, aims to make rough sleeping a thing of— homewood's, aims to make rough sleeping a thing of the past rnrrrar—

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physical investment. thank you for joining us. now, you might forjoining us. now, you might have noticed we've had a little bit of a polish up this morning. and coming up a similarly and coming up at 12, a similarly revived , rejuvenated, reborn. revived, rejuvenated, reborn. the live desk with mark longhurst and pip tomson here to tell us all about it. rejuvenated and reborn renaissance polished up, maybe . renaissance polished up, maybe. yeah. yeah rejuvenated to me. mark oh, thank— yeah. yeah rejuvenated to me. mark oh, thank you— yeah. yeah rejuvenated to me. mark oh, thank you so- yeah. yeah t : mark oh, thank you so much. he's had mark oh, thank you so much. he's an a— mark oh, thank you so much. he's an a aasr— mark oh, thank you so much. he's had a dust down. _ mark oh, thank you so much. he's had a dust down. / so what had a dust down. yeah. so what are had a dust down. yeah. so what yea— had a dust down. yeah. so what yea doing— had a dust down. yeah. so what are you doing then?— had a dust down. / so what are you doing then? what's happening— are you doing then? what's aaeeenrna ra— are you doing then? what's happening in the program? �*vw�*rie happening in the program? well, aaare— happening in the program? well, prime minister— happening in the program? well, prime minister-sunak- happening in the program? well, prime minister sunak just prime minister rishi sunak just said we are preparing for a range of scenarios. russia is it russian roulette? and we've also got some very important people at an outfit called royal united services institute. rusi meeting as we speak. they'll be going through all the various scenarios because it's looking pretty serious. maybe yeah, i think so. and the nhs. pretty serious. maybe yeah, i think so. and the nhs . pip, this think so. and the nhs. pip, this awrar— think so. and the nhs. pip, this awrar repen— think so. and the nhs. pip, this awful report today— and the nhs. pip, this awful report today showing it's in are— awful report today showing it's in dire straits— awful report today showing it's in dire straits. _ awful report today showing it's in dire straits . “bit? ' “r: in dire straits. yes. and this comes only a few days before the nhs is 75th anniversary. we're always talking about it, but now

you know, it's another example of the under investment in the nhs and how much better other countries are doing. we're also going to be talking about if you live kent and sussex, this is live in kent and sussex, this is going to you . hosepipe going to interest you. hosepipe ban from today. and if ban outrage from today. and if you break it, you're going to be slapped. mark you break it, you're going to be slapped . mark longhurst, i think slapped. mark longhurst, i think is rae— slapped. mark longhurst, i think is rne pnrase— slapped. mark longhurst, i think is the phrase he's— : mark longhurst, i think is the phrase he's going to be slapped— is the phrase he's going to be sraeeea wrrn— is the phrase he's going to be sraeeea an a— is the phrase he's going to be slapped with a £1,000 fine. ' “r: is the phrase he's going to be slap t.rt.“ th a £1,000 fine. . r: is the phrase he's going to be slap i“.t.“ �*ra’re�*cc”i,000 fine. ' “r: is the phrase he's going to be slap i“.t.“ r:ritr)0 fine. ' “r: is the phrase he's going to be slap ie. ' is the phrase he's going to be slap ' is the phrase he's going to be slap t.r.t“ t“ how much water do they lose each day? about a third of day? isn't it about a third of the. just there's the. it's not just that. there's asraarry— the. it's not just that. there's asraarry new— the. it's not just that. there's actually now a— it's not just that. there's actually now a petition from raese— actually now a petition from these customers— actually now a petition from these customers who've actually raenrrrrea. — these customers who've actually identified. there's— these customers who've actually identified. there's water in the aaarrers— identified. there's water in the aquifers, which— identified. there's water in the aquifers, which is— identified. there's water in the aquifers, which is the chalk sansrrara— aquifers, which is the chalk substrata in— aquifers, which is the chalk substrata in the— aquifers, which is the chalk substrata in the area. there's warer— substrata in the area. there's warer ra— substrata in the area. there's warer in au— substrata in the area. there's water in all the— substrata in the area. there's water in all the various sort of sarsnnenr— water in all the various sort of catchment areas. _ water in all the various sort of catchment areas. the problem is raey-re— catchment areas. the problem is raey-re ner— catchment areas. the problem is they're not treating it. they san-r— they're not treating it. they san-r rear— they're not treating it. they can't treat it— they're not treating it. they can't treat it fast enough and raae— can't treat it fast enough and rnar. say— can't treat it fast enough and rnar. say rae— can't treat it fast enough and that, say the customers is under rnwesrnenr. — that, say the customers is under investment. but,— that, say the customers is under investment. but, but- that, say the customers is under investment. c investment. but, but it was the customers fault because they are now starting to work from home and turning the taps on. yeah, it's all our fault. yeah,- “g yeah, it's all our fault. yeah, it's arr—new- it's all our fault. yeah, it's arr—new er all our fault. and how much of the all our fault. and how much of rne-rarn— all our fault. and how much of rne-rarn was- all our fault. and how much of the-rain was five- the rain the rain was five nrnares— the rain the rain was five nrnares aee— the rain the rain was five minutes ago that we were talking arrear— minutes ago that we were talking about—everywhere. about the flooding everywhere ana— about the flooding everywhere and-absolutely- about the flooding everywhere and absolutely belting about the flooding everywhere and straight;olutely belting about the flooding everywhere and straight;olute|the3lting about the flooding everywhere and straight;olute|the drain. down straight down the drain. ana— and i remember saying at the time, just wait.

time, yeah, we did just wait. give of weeks and give it a couple of weeks and we're have a hosepipe ban. we're gonna have a hosepipe ban. yeah. and did you watch elton? yes. well i dancing around yeah. and did you watch elton? yes.livingi dancing around yes.living room dancing around yeah. and did you watch elton? yes.living room dancmy around yeah. and did you watch elton? yes.living room danc my arou to the living room with my dog to eren— the living room with my dog to elton-literally— the living room with my dog to elton-literally . - the living room with my dog to elton literally . ' “r: elton john, literally. and i was aereay— elton john, literally. and i was nobody erse— elton john, literally. and i was nobody else to dance with . oh, nobody else to dance with. oh, i'm much happier dancing- i'm much happier dancing on my nar— i'm much happier dancing on my nar r— i'm much happier dancing on my own. butl like— i'm much happier dancing on my own. but i like my— i'm much happier dancing on my own. but i like my own.- i'm much happier dancing on my own. c c own. but i like my own. i like my own space. but i was getting people texting me saying, to people texting me saying, get to bed you're gb news tomorrow. bed. you're on gb news tomorrow. stop elton john. stop tweeting about elton john. it was amazing . it was. where it was amazing. it was. where aaa— it was amazing. it was. where aaa anae— it was amazing. c where was dua lipa? where was she was earne— was dua lipa? where was she was earns a— was dua lipa? where was she was eating a burrata_ was dua lipa? where was she was eating a burrata with her family . —was her rl . apparently that was her. i didn't want to see anybody else. i didn't want to see anybody else. r tasr— didn't want to see anybody else. r tasr wanrea— didn't want to see anybody else. i just wanted-him. - didn't want to see anybody else. i just wanted him. oh i just wanted to see him. oh rearrye—a- i just wanted to see him. oh really? a performer i just wanted to see him. oh. really?-a performer. really? 76. what a performer. wean. — really? 76. what a performer. wean. n..— really? 76. what a performer. wear. as. r— really? 76. what a performer. yeah. no, i mean,— really? 76. what a performer. yeah. no, i mean, but- really? 76. what a performer. yeah. no, i mean, but the- yeah. no, i mean, but the question is that that the question is that it is that the maybe he said maybe this and don't forget. look what abba nave— don't forget. look what abba nave rene— don't forget. look what abba have done the— : t“ c g look what abba have done the avatars . why go to have done the avatars. why go to all have done the avatars. why go to an rae— have done the avatars. why go to all the trouble _ have done the avatars. why go to all the trouble of— have done the avatars. why go to all the trouble of performing , all the trouble of performing, ran— all the trouble of performing, rarn ear— all the trouble of performing, turn out and— all the trouble of performing, turn out and join— all the trouble of performing, turn out and join into an awarare— turn out and join into an avatar? - seen - turn out and join into an. avatar? - seen - show. avatar? i've seen that show. as— avatar? i've seen that show. rr-s-. — avatar? i've seen that show. rr-s-. wayre- avatar? i've seen that show.| it's-. maybe we're it's brilliant. maybe we're next. it's brilliant. maybe we're near. very— it's brilliant. maybe we're next. very good.- it's brilliant. swig ”ri; “rinse very good. no, you are next. very good. no, you are aere— next. very good. no, you are nee-resa— next. very good. no, you are nere-rresn. - next. very good. no, you are here-flesh. no- next. very good. no, you arej here-flesh. no avatar here in the flesh. no avatar today-— here in the flesh. no avatar today. picked on some mark longhurst just checking. longhurst. just checking. no, she's avatar. we'll longhurst. just checking. no, she's avatar . we'll be she's not an avatar. we'll be here she's not an avatar. we'll be nere wnen— she's not an avatar. we'll be here when we _ she's not an avatar. we'll be here when we do— she's not an avatar. we'll be here when we do that- 5“ we'll be here when we do that at midday. rranr. — here when we do that at midday. rranr. srar— here when we do that at midday. rraar. srru re— here when we do that at midday. right. still to come,— here when we do that at midday. right. still to come, all- here when we do that at midday. right. still to come, all the- right. still to come, all the latest russia and this

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radio. good narra- good morning. narra— good morning. it's 1141. narra— good morning. it's1141. you're wrn— good morning. it's1141. you're with britain's— good morning. it's1141. you're with britain's newsroom with andrew and bev. now the prime minister has been out this morning. he's talking about the was.— morning. he's talking about the was. or— morning. he's talking about the nhs. of course.— morning. he's talking about the nhs. of course. it's— morning. he's talking about the nhs. of course. it's a— “rg he's talking about the nhs. of course. it's a 70th annwesay— nhs. of course. it's a 70th anniversary this- nhs. of course. it's a 70th anniversary this week. this is wnar— anniversary this week. this is wnar ne— anniversary this week. this is wnar ne nae— anniversary this week. this is what he had to— anniversary this week. this is what he had to say. prime ranrsren— what he had to say. prime minister,-first- what he had to say. prime minister, first of all, you minister, just first of all, you

knew.— minister, just first of all, you knew-rais— minister, just first of all, you know, this initiative know, clearly this initiative is going— know, clearly this initiative is going-welcomed- know, clearly this initiative is going welcomed by by lots going to be welcomed by by lots of going to be welcomed by by lots er—neenre. - of people, 35,000 people. i rank— of people, 35,000 people. i think-year. whati of people, 35,000 people. i. think-year. what are think die every year. what are you think die every year. what are yea newne— think die every year. what are yea boping re— think die every year. what are you boping to get— think die every year. what are you hoping to get the- r: ri; rirrigr what are you hoping to get the number rene— you hoping to get the number eene rye — you hoping to get the number done by? well,— you hoping to get the number done by? well, as- you hoping to get the number done by? �*frr�*ricc you hoping to get the number done by? �*frr�*rie ” done by? well, as well as our immediate priority to invest record in the nhs to cut record sums in the nhs to cut waiting i want to make waiting lists, i want to make sure that the nhs is fit for the future. today's announcement future. and today's announcement expansion lung cancer expansion of lung cancer screening example of screening is a good example of that. a leading that. lung cancer is a leading cause of death by cancer in the uk and we know that if you catch it then you can much more it early then you can much more improve the chance of people surviving pilot schemes surviving it. the pilot schemes that we've been running, people will trucks in will have seen lung trucks in supermarket car parks like the one in make an one we're in today, make an enormous and that's enormous difference and that's why we will it out. why we will roll it out. nationally, targeting those adults and in doing so, adults at risk and in doing so, save thousands of people's lives. it's a good example of doing the right thing for the long benefit of nhs and long term benefit of the nhs and for patients everywhere . but for patients everywhere. but frankly, the nhs is-in. frankly, the nhs is not in a gees— frankly, the nhs is not in a good srare. — frankly, the nhs is not in a good state. “ri”ri; frankly, the nhs is not in a good state. “rg good state. there's a king's fund report out today which says effectively you our effectively that you know, our outcomes comparable outcomes amongst comparable countries is not great. we're 16th and 18th in terms of

preventable and treatable kyiv countries in terms of care and mortality rates. it's not a great record. _ mortality rates. it's not a great record. you've- car it's not a great record. you've been in newer— great record. you've been in newer rer— great record. you've been in power rer rs— great record. you've been in power for 13 years now. the nhs re— power for 13 years now. the nhs re re— power for 13 years now. the nhs seems to be going— power for 13 years now. the nhs seems to be going in the wrong arresrren. — seems to be going in the wrong direction. well,— seems to be going in the wrong direction. well, one- seems to be going in the wrong direction. �*vw�*rie seems to be going in the wrong direction. �*7 direction. well, one of my five priorities is to cut nhs waiting lists. that's why we've put record sums into the nhs since i became prime minister with record numbers of doctors, nurses new ways of doing nurses and new ways of doing things which are starting to make a difference. and we're seeing that in the numbers. but of course there's work do. of course there's work to do. but need make the but we also need to make the decisions modernise decisions that will modernise the the long term. the nhs for the long term. today's out today's example, rolling out lung cancer screening will really improve survival really help improve survival rates cancer, something rates for lung cancer, something where we are behind other countries. but today's announcement will help that. announcement will help fix that. but later this week, we'll but also later this week, we'll be really important be making a really important announcement for the first time in history , the nhs have in its history, the nhs have a long term workforce plan to make sure that we hire the doctors, the nurses and all the other gp's and medical staff that we need for the long term reduce our reliance on foreign trained clinical staff. those are the

right long term decisions for the nhs and that's what i'm prime minister talking this morning. now joining us to go to sene-rays— morning. now joining us to go to some-day's-stories- some of the day's top stories aean— some of the day's top stories again-political- again is a political commentator, bushra sheikh, and my commentator, bushra sheikh, and ny—warr— commentator, bushra sheikh, and my_mail columnisti my famous daily mail columnist and my famous daily mail columnist aaa—wrne.- my famous daily mail columnisti aaa—wnelre and colleague sarah vine. got to raw— and colleague sarah vine. got to raw arrear— and colleague sarah vine. got to talk about extraordinary intervention— talk about extraordinary. intervention-mum talk about extraordinary- intervention-mum of the intervention from the mum of the 19 intervention from the mum of the re yea— intervention from the mum of the re year era— intervention from the mum of the re year an raey— intervention from the mum of the 19 year old boy who— intervention from the mum of the 19 year old boy who died on the sannersrnre— 19 year old boy who died on the submersible last— 19 year old boy who died on the submersible last week. she's erresrwery— submersible last week. she's effectively said— submersible last week. she's effectively said it's not true wnar— effectively said it's not true wnar ner— effectively said it's not true what her sister— effectively said it's not true what her sister in law said, rnar— what her sister in law said, rnar ne— what her sister in law said, rnar ne enry— what her sister in law said, that he only went on because he rryrne— that he only went on because he rryrng re— that he only went on because he rryrng re keep— that he only went on because he was trying to keep dad happy for rarner-s— was trying to keep dad happy for rarner-s nay.— was trying to keep dad happy for father's day. she— was trying to keep dad happy for father's day. she said he i gave up my— father's day. she said he i gave an any erase— father's day. she said he i gave an any erase rer— father's day. she said he i gave up my place for him on board neaase— up my place for him on board neaase ne— up my place for him on board because he was— up my place for him on board because he was so keen to be wrrn— because he was so keen to be wrrn-ana— because he was so keen to be wrrn-ana ne- because he was so keen to be with-and he was- because he was so keen to be with and he was taking with his dad and he was taking his with his dad and he was taking nrs—wrrn— with his dad and he was taking his—with-and. with his dad and he was takingi his—with-and he his rubik cube with him and he wanrea— his rubik cube with him and he wanrea-sene- his rubik cube with him and he wanted some form of wanted to break some form of wear— wanted to break some form of world _wanted- wanted to break some form of world _wanted to. wanted to break some form of world wanted to do world record. he wanted to do in — world record. he wanted to do in narra— world record. he wanted to do it. doing-deepest.- world record. he wanted to do. it. doing-deepest. yeah, it. doing it the deepest. yeah, i mother. i mean, that poor mother. i mean, must be wishing she mean, she must be wishing she went instead him. went down there instead of him. that's wishing. that's what i'd be wishing. really? has really? yeah of course. she has a daughter as well. mean, a daughter as well. i mean, i just, you know, you just wouldn't. but but he sounds like he was sort of quite a sort of sweet boy. and he obviously wanted to have only 19. you know, you don't think you're going to die when you're 19. you don't, you know, i mean, i know

the wave has had death. death death. but it was an death. but and it was an aawenrare— death. but and it was an adventure of— death. but and it was an adventure of a- : but and it was an adventure of a lifetime. ready.— adventure of a lifetime. exactly. exactly- adventure of a lifetime. exactly. exactly i- adventure of a lifetime. exactly. exactly i know. yeah. i mean , really, how could you i mean, really, how could you sren— i mean, really, how could you sree a— i mean, really, how could you sree a aean— i mean, really, how could you stop a heart breaking doing it, rneaen— stop a heart breaking doing it, rneagn rr— stop a heart breaking doing it, raeaga. rr yea— stop a heart breaking doing it, though, if you wanted to? how seare— though, if you wanted to? how seara yeae— though, if you wanted to? how seara yeae-yea— though, if you wanted to? how could you?-you can't. i. could you? but you can't. i mean, was saying he mean, he was saying that he wanree— mean, he was saying that he wanrea re— mean, he was saying that he wanrea re yea— mean, he was saying that he wanted to you know, he took his rank-s— wanted to you know, he took his ranks-wrn— wanted to you know, he took his rubik's-with him - wanted to you know, he took his rubik's with him because rubik's cube with him because he wanrea— rubik's cube with him because he wanted _ record. . wanted to break a world record. amen — wanted to break a world record. 3700m _titanicl wanted to break a world record. 3700m _titanic .| wanted to break a world record.- 3700m _titanic . and 3700m down near the titanic. and rnar— 3700m down near the titanic. and rnar was— 3700m down near the titanic. and rnar nrs— 3700m down near the titanic. and that was his dream.— 3700m down near the titanic. and that was his dream. he was eaarea— that was his dream. he was excited about— that was his dream. he was excited about that. so it's rneenanr— excited about that. so it's rneenanr-r- excited about that. so it's important i also excited about that. so it's- important-i also read important because i also read war.— important because i also read t..t-aaa- important because i also read that,-that the- important because i also read that, that the aunt that, you know, that the aunt saa— that, you know, that the aunt said—anxious- that, you know, that the auntj said—anxious and that, you know, that the aunt. said—anxious and he said that he was anxious and he area-r— said that he was anxious and he aaar-ee— said that he was anxious and he aaar-re ane- said that he was anxious and he didn't-go and he- said that he was anxious and he didn't go and he was didn't want to go and he was rryrng— didn't want to go and he was trwng-please— didn't want to go and he was trying-please his- didn't want to go and he was trying please his and trying to please his dad. and it's trying to please his dad. andi rr-s—rersea it's almost like he was forced asraarry.— it's almost like he was forced asraarrylwas— it's almost like he was forced actually,-wasl19- it's almost like he was forced actually, was 19 year old actually, this was a 19 year old wne— actually, this was a 19 year old wne wear— actually, this was a 19 year old son who went and— actually, this was a 19 year old son who went and this is what aaeeenea.— son who went and this is what aaeeenea. rr-s— son who went and this is what happened. it'sjust son who went and this is what happened. it's just sad. son who went and this is what happened. it'sjust sad. it's tasr. — happened. it'sjust sad. it's tasr. se— happened. it'sjust sad. it's tasr. se ar— happened. it'sjust sad. it's just. so are you- happened. it'sjust sad. it's just. : just. so are you surprised that she's given this interview at this i mean , it this time? i am. i mean, it sounds i am in a way, i think if someone that is someone said something that is absolutely about absolutely not true about your son and your son who's just died and your husband, i think you would stand up and say something. i would. you know, that's— up and say something. i would. you know, that's not— c. 5“r: “g i would. you know, that's not right. so, yean— you know, that's not right. so, yean .— you know, that's not right. so, yean . r— you know, that's not right. so, yean . r-sne— you know, that's not right. so, yean . r-sne-wel you know, that's not right. so,i yeah , i-she-we had yeah, i mean, she said we had reaes— yeah, i mean, she said we had rears-aere— yeah, i mean, she said we had reaaslnene. — yeah, i mean, she said we had reaaslnene. r— yeah, i mean, she said we had loads-hope. i think- yeah, i mean, she said we had loads hope. loads of hope. i think that was the thing got the only thing that got us through were through it was because we were

hoping many hoping and there were so many actions this actions the people on this sub can to surface. they can do in order to surface. they drop then the ascent drop weights. then the ascent would be slower. were would be slower. we were constantly the constantly looking at the surface that was that hope. there things that there were so many things that would go through, she said. they then hope when 96 hours had then lost hope when 96 hours had passed and the sun, i guess, for mum be wouldn't it? mum would be this, wouldn't it? from understand, it was from what we understand, it was rnsranr. — from what we understand, it was rnsranr. se— from what we understand, it was instant. so there'd_ from what we understand, it was instant. so there'd have been no rea— instant. so there'd have been no rear—ner— instant. so there'd have been no rear—aea sen- instant. so there'd have been no fear_ her son or- instant. so there'd have been no fear—her son or her. fear or panic in her son or her nasnana. — fear or panic in her son or her nasnana. aes— fear or panic in her son or her husband. yes, it— fear or panic in her son or her husband. yes, it would have been a millisecond— husband. yes, it would have been a millisecond spontaneous. yeah, it a millisecond spontaneous. yeah, rr—ne- a millisecond spontaneous. yeah, rr—ne wasl it would have been. so he was eaarea— it would have been. so he was excited-rubik's- it would have been. so he was excited rubik's cube. excited doing his rubik's cube. aaa-s— excited doing his rubik's cube. aaa-s rearry— excited doing his rubik's cube. dad's really living the dad's really excited. living the dream — dad's really excited. living the dream .— dad's really excited. living the dream . se— dad's really excited. living the dream . so that— dad's really excited. living the dream . so that be some dream. so that would be some seafar— dream. so that would be some senren. r— dream. so that would be some comfort. i hope.— dream. so that would be some comfort. i hope. yes. i mean, ner— comfort. i hope. yes. i mean, ner naen— comfort. i hope. yes. i mean, not much. because you still don't son. you don't have your son. you couldn't bear to- t“ c ” 5ritrt“ you couldn't bear to think of your nerne— couldn't bear to think of your son being terrified for hours ana— son being terrified for hours- aaa—awrar son being terrified for hours- ana—awrar . and hours. that would be awful. worrying— and hours. that would be awful. werryrne—nean- worrying about the i mean, i rank— worrying about the i mean, i rnrnr rr— worrying about the i mean, i rnrnr r was— worrying about the i mean, i think it was interesting about rais— think it was interesting about rnrs-rnar— think it was interesting about rnrs-rnar-wel this case was that when we area-r— this case was that when we aaar-wnen- this case was that when we didn't when people still didn't know when people still rneaenr— didn't know when people still raeaaar-nrenr- didn't know when people still thought might be thought they might be alive, raere— thought they might be alive, raere-er— thought they might be alive, there of interviews there were lots of interviews wrn— there were lots of interviews wrrn—rnew- there were lots of interviews with _ knew the i there were lots of interviews- with _ knew the knew with people who knew the knew the with people who knew the knew rne-reaaers— with people who knew the knew the - leaders of - with people who knew the knew the-leaders of the - with people who knew the knew the leaders of the team. the kind of leaders of the team. ana— the kind of leaders of the team. ana-au— the kind of leaders of the team. ana-arr saa— the kind of leaders of the team. and-all said they— and they all said they were brilliant. they were really, really, experienced, that really, really experienced, that they'd dives . so they'd done loads of dives. so you can how this family you can see how this family would taken confidence for would have taken confidence for that. just assumed that they

that. and just assumed that they were in safe hands. mr were being in safe hands. mr titanic exactly . he'd “g t“ mr titanic exactly . he'd been t“ mr titanic exactly . he'd been down titanic exactly. he'd been down rais— titanic exactly. he'd been down an se— titanic exactly. he'd been down an se erren— titanic exactly. he'd been down this so often,.so_ titanic exactly. he'd been down this so often,.so ,- titanic exactly. he'd been down this so often, so , you know, this so often, so, so, you know, rr-s— this so often, so, so, you know, rr-s-rs— this so often, so, so, you know, rr-s-rs tasr— this so often, so, so, you know, it's-is justltragic- it's just it is just a tragic assraenr.— it's just it is just a tragic accident, i— it's just it is just a tragic accident, i think. / yeah. accident, i think. yeah. yeah. wear— accident, i think. yeah. yeah. rrgar moving— accident, i think. yeah. yeah. right moving on,— accident, i think. / yeah. right moving on, then. what sneara— right moving on, then. what should-about- right moving on, then. what should about now? so should we talk about now? so nasnra— should we talk about now? so bushra, imran_ should we talk about now? so bushra, imran khan in pakistan , bushra, imran khan in pakistan, rerrner— bushra, imran khan in pakistan, former pakistan— bushra, imran khan in pakistan, former pakistan prime minister is raree.— former pakistan prime minister rsr-area. ae— former pakistan prime minister is jailed. he and— former pakistan prime minister isjailed. he and his former pakistan prime minister is jailed. he and his party are no is jailed. he and his party are ne reagen— is jailed. he and his party are no longer available as a channel for no longer available as a channel rer arssenr. — no longer available as a channel for dissent. the— no longer available as a channel for dissent. the people of rawsran— for dissent. the people of pakistan, what's going on with rais— pakistan, what's going on with an srery— pakistan, what's going on with an srery rs— pakistan, what's going on with this story is his— pakistan, what's going on with this story is his life is at asr— this story is his life is at asr-weaa.- this story is his life is at risk-yeah, he's. this story is his life is ati risk _yeah, he's this this story is his life is at- risk-yeah, he's this is this story is his life is at- risk _yeah, he's this is the risk now. yeah, he's this is the former prime minister of pakistan, imran khan. now, this story is actually really close to father is to me because my father is a patriot of pakistan. and obviously i am pakistani. for me, it's about censorship me, it's about the censorship angle . not only is imran khan angle. not only is imran khan fearing for his life, this is a democratically elected prime minister who was forced out of his cabinet, you know, and now has all these allegations on him. but his name cannot be said in that country. it is criminal to say his name. how how is that possible in 2020? in a democracy

, in possible in 2020? in a democracy . in a— possible in 2020? in a democracy . in a aenesrasy— possible in 2020? in a democracy , in a democracy now,— possible in 2020? in a democracy , in a democracy now, and- t“ 20207 in a democracy , in a democracy now, and the way— , in a democracy now, and the reason why this— , in a democracy now, and the reason why this is— , in a democracy now, and the reason why this is important is reaase— reason why this is important is neaase r— reason why this is important is because i genuinely believe that raere— because i genuinely believe that raere needs— because i genuinely believe that there needs to— because i genuinely believe that there needs to be— because i genuinely believe that there needs to be an international interference. reerre— international interference. reepre resa— international interference. people need to— international interference. people need to get- international interference. people need to get involved because this is about freedom rights of people who are voting and also pakistanis and pakistanis. a nuclear and also pakistanis and pakistanis . a nuclear power, pakistanis. a nuclear power, rer-s— pakistanis. a nuclear power, rer-s ner— pakistanis. a nuclear power, let's not forget.— pakistanis. a nuclear power, let's not forget. yes- t“ a nuclear power, let's not forget. yes know we've arreaey— let's not forget. yes know we've arreaay eer— let's not forget. yes know we've arreaay eer ene— let's not forget. yes know we've already got one nuclear power. rassra— already got one nuclear power. rassra waere— already got one nuclear power. russia where things are going a bit russia where things are going a er werew— russia where things are going a bit wobbly and— russia where things are going a bit wobbly and pear shaped. we aea-r— bit wobbly and pear shaped. we aea-r aees— bit wobbly and pear shaped. we don't need another one. and i rank— don't need another one. and i rnrnr se— don't need another one. and i rnrnr se rer— don't need another one. and i think so for the— don't need another one. and i think so for the international sennanrry.— think so for the international sennanrry. rr— think so for the international community, it is— think so for the international community, it is an issue . ri; community, it is an issue. he nasr— community, it is an issue. he nasrlrearrar— community, it is an issue. he must-fearful for- community, it is an issue. he must-fearful for his- community, it is an issue. he must fearful for his life must be fearful for his life too. know. what too. we know. remember what happened ? absolutely. happened to bhutto? absolutely. a minister a beautiful prime minister oxford educated, great friend of theresa i mean, what's theresa may's i mean, what's dead? what's happening at the eear— dead? what's happening at the eenr rs— dead? what's happening at the moment is because— 3:7 what's happening at the moment is because he this moment is because he has this resnnrsarry— moment is because he has thisi technically—you technically at the moment. you knew.— technically at the moment. you knew-raan— technically at the moment. you knew-raan rs— technically at the moment. you know, khan is saying these know, imran khan is saying these are know, imran khan is saying these rarse— know, imran khan is saying these are false allegations me. are false allegations on me. aes— are false allegations on me. nes—rae- are false allegations on me. he's—the civil| he's being tried in the civil seans— he's being tried in the civil searrs .— he's being tried in the civil searrs . nar— he's being tried in the civil courts , but because those cases, courts, but because those cases, the courts, but because those cases, rne ewaense— courts, but because those cases, the evidence for— courts, but because those cases, the evidence for those cases, rae— the evidence for those cases, rne anny— the evidence for those cases, rne any are— the evidence for those cases, the army are now— the evidence for those cases, the army are now tried to make the army are now tried to make rne seans— the army are now tried to make the courts more— the army are now tried to make the courts more kind of privy to raer— the courts more kind of privy to raerr swe— the courts more kind of privy to their side and— the courts more kind of privy to their side and take— the courts more kind of privy to their side and take him through their side and take him through rne array— their side and take him through the military courts so they can raey—

the military courts so they can rney san— the military courts so they can raey yea — the military courts so they can they can you know, they can rnensen— they can you know, they can imprison him— they can you know, they can imprison him so— they can you know, they can imprison him so people in rawsran— imprison him so people in pakistan cannot vote for the en,— pakistan cannot vote for the an, warsn— pakistan cannot vote for the pti, which is— pakistan cannot vote for the pti, which is his— pakistan cannot vote for the pti, which is his party. so essentially,— pti, which is his party. so essentially, what they're saying is rais— essentially, what they're saying rs we pay— essentially, what they're saying is this party cannot exist . so is this party cannot exist. so rais— is this party cannot exist. so an pebble— is this party cannot exist. so this people are— is this party cannot exist. so this people are being censored andr— this people are being censored aaa. yea— this people are being censored aaa. yea knew.— this people are being censored and, you know, they don't have the and, you know, they don't have rne rreeaen — and, you know, they don't have the freedom of— and, you know, they don't have the freedom of press. there's so nasa— the freedom of press. there's so nasa going— the freedom of press. there's so nasa going en— the freedom of press. there's so much going on in— the freedom of press. there's so much going on in pakistan. . much going on in pakistan. it's extraordinarily— extraordinarily because he's probably famous prime probably the most famous prime minister ever had, minister pakistan's ever had, because great because he was that great international cricketer, cricketer. but what's so cricketer. but also, what's so rareresrrng— cricketer. but also, what's so interesting _is- cricketer. but also, what's so interesting _is that| interesting about him is that ass— interesting about him is that he's—western. he's very much a western looking-— he's very much a western looking. yeah— he's very much a western looking. yeah he was married to reana— looking. yeah he was married to jemima—jemima- looking. yeah he was married to jemima. jemima khan, jemima. married to jemima khan, wear— jemima. married to jemima khan, wear-eaera— jemima. married to jemima khan, went-oxford. you— jemima. married to jemima khan, went oxford. you know, went to oxford. you know, understands— went to oxford. you know, understands the west, has lots of understands the west, has lots er good— understands the west, has lots er aeea res.— understands the west, has lots of good ties. so— understands the west, has lots of good ties. so it— understands the west, has lots of good ties. so it seems that rr-s— of good ties. so it seems that rr-s a— of good ties. so it seems that rr-s a rare— of good ties. so it seems that it's a battle for— of good ties. so it seems that it's a battle for the soul of ransran— it's a battle for the soul of rawsran .— it's a battle for the soul of pakistan . it's— it's a battle for the soul of pakistan . it's between a sort of pakistan. it's between a sort of reward— pakistan. it's between a sort of forward looking— pakistan. it's between a sort of forward looking western, open reenna— forward looking western, open nerne-er— forward looking western, open looking,-of prime- forward looking western, open looking, of prime minister forward looking western, open lookpeople of prime minister forward looking western, open lookpeople who prime minister forward looking western, open lookpeople who would minister forward looking western, open lookpeople who would minitlike and people who would just like the-quor— and people who would just like the-quo,-ns- and people who would just like the-quo,-ns - and people who would just like the-quo,-it? do. and people who would just likei the-quo,-it? do you the status quo, isn't it? do you resear— the status quo, isn't it? do you despair-neare- the status quo, isn't it? do you despair home country? despair for your home country? it's awful. i mean, i have grown up it's awful. i mean, i have grown an seeing— it's awful. i mean, i have grown up seeing pakistan— . i mean, i have grown up seeing pakistan continually nerne— up seeing pakistan continually being ra— up seeing pakistan continually being a being— up seeing pakistan continually being in being being led by serranr— being in being being led by corrupt parties.— being in being being led by corrupt parties. you know, this conversation _ corrupt parties. you know, this conversation i've— corrupt parties. you know, this conversation i've had for years. ana— conversation i've had for years. war rnen— conversation i've had for years. war rnen rae— conversation i've had for years. and then the one— conversation i've had for years. and then the one person that arena— and then the one person that comes along for— and then the one person that comes along for me anyway was rnran— comes along for me anyway was rnran rnan— comes along for me anyway was rnran rnan .— comes along for me anyway was imran khan , educated at oxford, imran khan, educated at oxford, wne— imran khan, educated at oxford, wne seare— imran khan, educated at oxford, who could really—

imran khan, educated at oxford, who could really make moves for rawsran— who could really make moves for rawsran ana— who could really make moves for pakistan and change them in very goodr— pakistan and change them in very good, economical— pakistan and change them in very good, economical way , grow the good, economical way, grow the seanrry.— good, economical way, grow the country. because _ good, economical way, grow the country. because we were saying, reek.— country. because we were saying, reek—re- country. because we were saying, reew—re sree look, even when it comes to stop the-,— look, even when it comes to stop a._, raere— look, even when it comes to stop the-, there-more- look, even when it comes to stop the , there more than the boats, there was more than sore—en- the boats, there was more than sore—en rnar- the boats, there was more than 50%_on that boat 50% of pakistanis on that boat rnar— 50% of pakistanis on that boat rnar area— 50% of pakistanis on that boat rnar area ea— 50% of pakistanis on that boat that died on, you— 50% of pakistanis on that boat that died on, you know, on on rae— that died on, you know, on on rne wares— that died on, you know, on on the waters because they don't nave— the waters because they don't nave a— the waters because they don't nave a are— the waters because they don't have a life in— the waters because they don't have a life in pakistan , you have a life in pakistan, you knew.— have a life in pakistan, you knew. se— have a life in pakistan, you know, so these— have a life in pakistan, you know, so these things always sran— know, so these things always sran re— know, so these things always sran re seee— know, so these things always start to seep out. �*fw�*“5. : start to seep out. what should britain what we do ? britain do? what can we do? well, i mean, the problem with erran— well, i mean, the problem with arun—tong,- britain is that for so long, we've-these- britain is that for so long, we've these sort of britain is that for so long,- we've-these sort of woke we've had all these sort of woke reerre— we've had all these sort of woke aeeere telling— we've had all these sort of woke people telling us— we've had all these sort of woke people telling us we must we've had all these sort of woke peointerfereg us we must we've had all these sort of woke peointerfere ian we must we've had all these sort of woke peointerfere in foreignwe must we've had all these sort of woke peointerfere in foreign policy st not interfere in foreign policy neaase— because that makes us imperialists.- because that makes us imperialists. the truth is imperialists. but the truth is raae— imperialists. but the truth is rnar. yea— imperialists. but the truth is that, you know,— imperialists. but the truth is that, you know, countries like rais— that, you know, countries like we re— that, you know, countries like an we need— that, you know, countries like this do need help from outside . this do need help from outside. ana— this do need help from outside. was r— this do need help from outside. was r raey-re— this do need help from outside. and if they're if— this do need help from outside. and if they're if they're going to and if they're if they're going relana— and if they're if they're going relana drag— and if they're if they're going to and drag themselves into to try and drag themselves into a—aen-r- to try and drag themselves into a—aen-r waar- to try and drag themselves into a_don't want to. a sort of if they don't want to be a sort of if they don't want to rse-weaa— a sort of if they don't want to be _world country, - a sort of if they don't want to be world country, if be a third world country, if raey— be a third world country, if. raey—nere they want to start to be more westernised,_ they want to start to be more westernised, i— they want to start to be more westernised, i don't think was— westernised, i don't think was a— westernised, i don't think that's a bad— westernised, i don't think that's a bad thing. you that's a bad thing. but you knew.— that's a bad thing. but you knew. arr— that's a bad thing. but you know, all the— that's a bad thing. but you know, all the sort of woke let's rank— know, all the sort of woke let's think-imperialism.- think that it's imperialism. i r— think that it's imperialism. i r aea-r— think that it's imperialism. i mean, i don't but that's mean, i don't know. but that's why— mean, i don't know. but that's wnylrnrnr— mean, i don't know. but that's whyithink that's— mean, i don't know. but that's why think that's why why i think that's why we've -saenrry- why i think that's why we've we've slightly pulled we've sort of slightly pulled bask— back from these, from, from gerrrne— back from these, from, from getting involved _ back from these, from, from getting involved in these erases. — getting involved in these places. talking- getting involved in these places. “rg getting involved in these- places. talking of woke, let's . places. talking of woke, let's. meghan markle oh apparently wrote a personal letter to singer taylor swift to say would

she come on her archetypes podcast show and she said no i no i think as my daughter would say, slay savage . savage. say, slay savage. savage. apparenrry— say, slay savage. savage. apparently she— g savage. apparently she didn't even say no apparently she didn't even say ne aessa.— apparently she didn't even say no herself. she— apparently she didn't even say no herself. she got one of her rereseensr— no herself. she got one of her rereseers say— no herself. she got one of her represents, say no,— no herself. she got one of her represents, say no, quite funny. nar— represents, say no, quite funny. nar aeesa-r— represents, say no, quite funny. but doesn't that— represents, say no, quite funny. but doesn't that show- represents, say no, quite funny. but doesn't that show that- represents, say no, quite funny. but doesn't that show that the gloss of the meghan markle it doesn't exist anymore. there is no more shine people don't want to be associated with her on a podcast. it tells you a lot. yeah, know. taylor doesn't yeah, i know. taylor doesn't need— yeah, i know. taylor doesn't need re— yeah, i know. taylor doesn't need re re— yeah, i know. taylor doesn't need to do that— yeah, i know. taylor doesn't need to do that at all. wall need to do that at all. the wall srreer— need to do that at all. the wall srreer-rer— need to do that at all. the wall street-for taylor- need to do that at all. the wall street for taylor and street journal for taylor and rae— street journal for taylor and rne—rearnar- street journal for taylor and the _journal didi the wall street journal did an — this. an incredible analysis. i know it was know they're yesterday it was brilliant. really amazing going weaea.— brilliant. really amazing going weaea-a— brilliant. really amazing going weaea-a-asl through. it's worth a read, as you— through. it's worth a read, as yea eaarea— through. it's worth a read, as yea eaarea-ra- through. it's worth a read, as- you pointed-in-column. you pointed out in your column. did you pointed out in your column. era—rearw- did did prince harry really think was going to think the pope was going to come and chat him? the and have a chat with him? the pope, putin? he pope, the pope and putin? he wanted to talk to putin 5“r: “7 he wanted to talk to putin about his wanted to talk to putin about as raaa— wanted to talk to putin about his trauma. yeah. '“r: his trauma. yeah. and talk about peace. maybe they could share trauma what it? who trauma. well, what is it? who did trauma. well, what is it? who as war— trauma. well, what is it? who are rnar e— trauma. well, what is it? who did that 7 but— trauma. well, what is it? who did that ? but also— well, what is it? who did that ? but also other did that? but also the other raine— did that? but also the other rnrng—rr-s- did that? but also the other rnrng—rr-s egol thing about ego, it's ego entitlement. _ thing about ego, it's ego entitlement. it comes thing about ego, it's ego- entitlement. _it comes to entitlement. when it comes to weenan— entitlement. when it comes to meghan-know— entitlement. when it comes to meghan know because i meghan, i know this because i knew—arrear- meghan, i know this because i. know—about meghan know people talk about meghan as race, know, meghan's race, right? you know, meghan's erasa— race, right? you know, meghan's erase-arrear— race, right? you know, meghan's black.-about her- race, right? you know, meghan's black. about her race black. it's not about her race

anynere-r-asr— black. it's not about her race anymore. just doesn't have anymore. she just doesn't have aa— anymore. she just doesn't have rnar—rnar— anymore. she just doesn't have that—that people. that personality that people near— that personality that people eear-nen— that personality that people eear-ner- — that personality that people don't-her. but- that personality that people. don't-her. but-there don't like her. but also, there was brilliant in the was this brilliant line in the in street journal in the wall street journal piece, definitely worth piece, which is definitely worth a they a read, where basically they said lots big said that they had lots of big ideas weren't to do ideas but weren't prepared to do any at so they were ideas but weren't prepared to do any in, at so they were ideas but weren't prepared to do any in, go so they were ideas but weren't prepared to do any in, go get so they were ideas but weren't prepared to do any in, go get me hey were ideas but weren't prepared to do any in, go get me the were ideas but weren't prepared to do any in, go get me the pope , sworn in, go get me the pope, get sort of wander off get me sort of wander off because somebody else to do all the work. harry prince, who ? the work. harry prince, who? wear.— the work. harry prince, who? yeah, that's the trouble is if you up as a prince and you grow up as a prince and basically everything you say, people go, oh that's people go, oh no, that's brilliant. done. yes, brilliant. well done. yes, yes, sir. don't understand sir. you don't understand that in real world that doesn't in the real world that doesn't happen. actually, the flunkies sayrne. — happen. actually, the flunkies sayrnglrnar-s— t“ actually, the flunkies saying, that's marvellous. saying, sir, that's marvellous. were— saying, sir, that's marvellous.| were—were we're behind the hands. we're saying—rarer] saying he's a complete idiot. wea— saying he's a complete idiot. werr rnar-s— saying he's a complete idiot. well that's-they- saying he's a complete idiot. well that's they this. well that's how they lost this. mass— well that's how they lost this. raar-s-rney-we— well that's how they lost this. that's-they've lost- well that's how they lost this. that's-they've lost this- that's why they've lost this spotify deal. now isn't it? because came in believing . because he came in believing. they what your ideas? they said, what are your ideas? and you like and he said, like you said, like psychoanalyse putin and presumably peace in presumably cause world peace in doing so. mean it's bonkers . doing so. i mean it's bonkers. and apparently his contributions to-discussions_ and apparently his contributions to discussions even to the discussions were even wese- yeah-i to the discussions were even. worse-. yeah. yeah. worse than hers. yeah. yeah. maybe that's you don't get paid £15 million for nothing. i mean , the thing the other thing about growing up as a royal is that you basically, you know,

you're do you're told all you need to do is to show up and everyone just you're told all you need to do is toofiow up and everyone just you're told all you need to do is toof faints and everyone just you're told all you need to do is toof faints with everyone just you're told all you need to do is toof faints with excitement. ;t sort of faints with excitement. but how you but that's not how it is. you know, can't in know, you can't do that in a company spotify. they've company like spotify. they've exhausted company like spotify. they've. exhausted _currency exhausted the only real currency raey—rs— exhausted the only real currency they—is slageing- they have, which is slagging off reyars. — they have, which is slagging off reyars. rean.— they have, which is slagging off royals. yeah. so— they have, which is slagging off royals. yeah. so now- they have, which is slagging off royals. / 5“r: they have, which is slagging off royals. / t“ 5“r: royals. yeah. so now and now they've today. yes. they've done that today. yes. because destroyed their because they've destroyed their reputation as royals. yeah yeah. maybe. sarah last word reputation as royals. yeah - yeah. maybe. sarah last word on on yeah. maybe. sarah last word on en eaase— yeah. maybe. sarah last word on on prince william— yeah. maybe. sarah last word on on prince william wanting to . on prince william wanting to. erase— on prince william wanting to. prince william— on prince william wanting to. prince william still. well, he is prince william still. well, he rs eaase— prince william still. well, he is ranse .— prince william still. well, he is prince . he— prince william still. well, he is prince . he is— prince william still. well, he is prince. he is prince. prince william still. well, he is prince . he is prince. prince is prince. he is prince. prince of is prince. he is prince. prince er wares.— is prince. he is prince. prince of wales. prince— is prince. he is prince. prince of wales. prince william wanting to of wales. prince william wanting re sewe— of wales. prince william wanting to solve homelessness in five years— to solve homelessness in five years rnar-s— to solve homelessness in five years. that's ambition years. that's quite an ambition . rr-s— years. that's quite an ambition . it's-ambition. _ years. that's quite an ambition . it's-ambition. but- years. that's quite an ambition . it's ambition. . . it's an ambition. but it's aera— . it's an ambition. but it's good ambition . yeah. good to have ambition. yeah. yeah. always to yeah. because we always need to have targets. and it's such. it's such one because it's such a good one because like, think we touched on it like, i think we touched on it before, we're in great britain. we, not homeless we, we should not have homeless people. shouldn't, you people. we just shouldn't, you know and a brilliant know, and this is a brilliant and i hope and i wish him the best of luck and anything that we can do to support that and somebody to an somebody that is going to do an audh somebody that is going to do an audit properties audit of all the properties owned and owned by the royal family and see of them are see how many of them are standing yes. but think standing empty. yes. but i think it's a good cause for william because bridges the because it bridges all the political. yeah, it's cross—party. not partisan. cross—party. it's not partisan. it's it's much it's a it's and it's very much it's a noble ambition . you can't end

noble ambition. you can't end homelessness— noble ambition. you can't end homelessness in— noble ambition. you can't end homelessness in five- . itrtr“ you can't end homelessness in five years. yea..— homelessness in five years. aean. nar— homelessness in five years. yeah, but he's— homelessness in five years. yeah, but he's going to have a good— yeah, but he's going to have a good ge— yeah, but he's going to have a good are ar— yeah, but he's going to have a good re a r— yeah, but he's going to have a good go at it and— yeah, but he's going to have a good go at it and he's going to nrs— good go at it and he's going to nrs raae.— good go at it and he's going to use his land, isn't— good go at it and he's going to use his land, isn't he the duchy of use his land, isn't he the duchy er sernwarre— use his land, isn't he the duchy of cornwall? i— use his land, isn't he the duchy of cornwall? i-he- use his land, isn't he the duchy of cornwall? i-he is- use his land, isn't he the duchy of cornwall? i he is going of cornwall? i mean, he is going re. — of cornwall? i mean, he is going re. -9°in9_ of cornwall? i mean, he is going to. _goinglsociall to. yeah, he's going to social housing social housing and put some social housing. i that's just housing. i mean that's just reres— housing. i mean that's just peres—nary- housing. i mean that'sjustj poles_ harry isn't poles apart from harry isn't it. wean. — poles apart from harry isn't it. wean. - raey— poles apart from harry isn't it. wean- rney 90— poles apart from harry isn't it. “cir? t“ they go completely yeah. yeah they go in completely eeeesrre— yeah. yeah they go in completely opposite directions— “cir? t“ “cir? t“ they go in completely opposite directions they. opposite directions aren't they. eat opposite directions aren't they. ear—.— opposite directions aren't they. eat_. william's. eat your heart out. william's doing is that they could have doing a is that they could have done this . they could have done, done this. they could have done, raey— done this. they could have done, rney seare— done this. they could have done, they could have— done this. they could have done, they could have done— : they could have done, they could have done this and mere-rarew- they could have done this andi more _threwlaway. they could have done this and. more _threwlaway. i more and more threw it away. i was-teareas— more and more threw it away. i was-teareas er— more and more threw it away. ii was-jealous of-playing was very jealous of kate playing tennis roger federer. oh, tennis with roger federer. oh, i know. sarah tennis with roger federer. oh, i know . sarah vine. bushra sheikh. know. sarah vine. bushra sheikh. i'll know. sarah vine. bushra sheikh. r-rr rer— know. sarah vine. bushra sheikh. r-rr rer yea— know. sarah vine. bushra sheikh. r-rr rer yea rwe— know. sarah vine. bushra sheikh. i'll let you two talk— sarah vine. bushra sheikh. i'll let you two talk about reaerer— i'll let you two talk about federer playing we federer playing tennis when we go federer playing tennis when we 90-w9_ federer playing tennis when we ae-we nave— federer playing tennis when we go-we have come- federer playing tennis when we go we have come to the go off air. we have come to the ear— go off air. we have come to the ear er— go off air. we have come to the ear er-snew. — go off air. we have come to the end of-show. _you- go off air. we have come to the end of-show.-you sol end of our show. thank you so nasa— end of our show. thank you so nasasn— - end of our show. thank you so much _us. coming l much forjoining us. coming up near.— much forjoining us. coming up near-rraae— much forjoining us. coming up next,-brand-live- much forjoining us. coming up next, brand live desk next, the brand new live desk wrrn— next, the brand new live desk with _longhurst- next, the brand new live desk with longhurst and pip with mark longhurst and pip rensen— with mark longhurst and pip tomson-back- with mark longhurst and pip tomson. back with tomson. we'll be back with nararn-s— tomson. we'll be back with britain's newsroom tomorrow at ese.— britain's newsroom tomorrow at eso. see— britain's newsroom tomorrow at eso. see yea— britain's newsroom tomorrow at 930. see you then. '.ri;;a< 930. see you then. hi, i'm alex deakin. and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. after a warm and sticky weekend, much fresher air most of this air in place for most of this week, actually sunny week, actually. sunny spells around are also around today. there are also a few showers. we're seeing a change because our weather is

now coming in from the atlantic. various at times various weather fronts at times will some outbreaks of will bring some outbreaks of rain this week. but as i say, that fresher because that fresher feel because the weather's coming in from the weather's all coming in from the west. there a few west. now, there are a few scattered showers today over parts and northern parts of scotland and northern ireland, england, north ireland, northern england, north wales, further south, the old one, most of midlands, one, but most of the midlands, southern staying dry and southern england staying dry and bright some sunshine could bright with some sunshine could be heavier shower be the odd, heavier shower around , particularly in the around, particularly in the early afternoon , but early to mid afternoon, but tending away head tending to fade away as we head into evening into the evening time. temperatures well much lower than they were at the weekend and well. the and much fresher as well. the air not as humid. so air is just not as humid. so generally around about the average for time of year, average for the time of year, still few showers scattered still a few showers scattered across northeast england, eastern , well into eastern scotland, well into the evening. should be evening. but they should be fading from here by fading even from here by midnight. so most places becoming all the next becoming dry until all the next weather system approaches, bringing rain back to northern ireland scotland by ireland and western scotland by dawn, warm night, not dawn, reasonably warm night, not as warm, not as humid as it was at the weekend, but temperatures likely stick mid teens likely to stick in the mid teens in most towns and cities and quite a damp day then tomorrow for northern ireland, western

scotland, outbreaks of rain trickling in here, heavy trickling in here, some heavy bursts the hills, most bursts over the hills, but most low lying areas just seeing light rain and that will push into northern into north wales and northern england the day goes on. the england as the day goes on. the far of scotland, far north—east of scotland, parts of north—east england may not much till late not see too much till late in the and much of south the day and much of the south will dry. but with will just be dry. but with increasing cloud and again temperatures mid to high teens across north. so feeling across the north. so feeling cooler with rain in the cooler with the rain in the south into the low 20s, a bit more pushes in the more of that rain pushes in the potential it to a potential for it to turn a little , especially as we little heavier, especially as we head into wednesday . some head into wednesday. some uncertainty where we're uncertainty about where we're going some heavy going to see some heavy downpours but downpours on wednesday. but there is the potential for some heavy downpours. as i say, temperatures back up on wednesday as well. but generally this fresher and this week much fresher and cooler than it was over the weekend .

russian roulette, who's really in charge - russian roulette, who's really in snarae ra— - russian roulette, who's really a saarae rn rae— - russian roulette, who's really in charge in the kremlin- russian roulette, who's really in charge in the kremlin is now carna— in charge in the kremlin is now even china questions whether narra— even china questions whether rarrn nas— even china questions whether rarrn aas a— even china questions whether putin has a grip— even china questions whether putin has a grip on power. the name— putin has a grip on power. the prime minister— putin has a grip on power. the prime minister says london's preparing— prime minister says london's erenanngla— prime minister says london's preparing a range of preparing for a range of scenarios. preparing for a range of scenarios . preparing for a range of- scenarios . everyone should have scenarios. everyone should have a safe and secure home and be treated with dignity. the words of prince william as he launches a five year campaign aimed at ending homelessness in the uk . ending homelessness in the uk. but will it work ? the most but will it work? the most expensive sprinkle you'll ever

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