it's 3 pm. it's patrick christys. it's gb news. would you protest an asylum seeker centre in your back yard? the people have scampton are thinking of doing that today. wethersfield is also going to be a base. isn't it remarkable that our home office, the people tasked with keeping us safe, are claiming a victory in the courts to have several thousand young

men plonked in rural communities in other news, putin, russia . it in other news, putin, russia. it was an absolute mess over the weekend. but what does all of this really mean for britain and will putin go nuclear? we're also going to be talking a lot, of course, about this, aren't we, as well, his royal homelessness. prince william has stepped up to the plate and is vowing to end homelessness. i'm going to be talking about that and comparing his charitable work to that of a certain other prince as well. and finally, yes, why not our headless shot? there go . get your kiss off there we go. get your kiss off now. days, less now. it's just two days, less than 48 until i get my than 48 hours until i get my kiss on with dream kiss off on stage with the dream boys for charity. i had my chest waxed at the weekend because you wonderful people managed to raise £60,000. i did. video raise £60,000. yes, i did. video it. yes, we will be playing that later hour. patrick later this hour. patrick christys on . gb news. steph christys on. gb news. steph takyi. anyway, right. email in gb views. gb news .com . back to

gb views. gb news .com. back to more serious matters now. would you protest an asylum seeker base in your town? gb views or gb news dot com. now though headunes. gb news dot com. now though headlines . hello good afternoon headlines. hello good afternoon from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts. n-s— from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts. n-s .— from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts. it's . 3:02— from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts. it's . 3:02 well,— from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts. it's . 3:02 well, we- [15 i'm tamsin roberts. it's . 3:02 well, we can roberts. it's. 3:02 well, we can start— roberts. it's. 3:02 well, we can start with— roberts. it's. 3:02 well, we can start with some— roberts. it's. 3:02 well, we can start with some breaking news in the tast— start with some breaking news in the test tatt— start with some breaking news in the last half an— start with some breaking news in the last half an hour, a man has been— the last half an hour, a man has been arrested— the last half an hour, a man has been arrested on— the last half an hour, a man has been arrested on suspicion of meta— been arrested on suspicion of mutett attet— been arrested on suspicion of mutett attet a— been arrested on suspicion of murder after a passenger was tatatty— murder after a passenger was fatally stabbed— murder after a passenger was fatally stabbed on a tram in totttngtam— fatally stabbed on a tram in totttngtam .— fatally stabbed on a tram in nottingham . police were called nottingham. police were called to the— nottingham. police were called to the high— nottingham. police were called to the high bridge vale tram step— to the high bridge vale tram step thet— to the high bridge vale tram stop just after— to the high bridge vale tram stop just after 11:00 this morning-— stop just after11:00 this morning. the- stop just after 11:00 this morning. the victim in his 30s thet— morning. the victim in his 30s ttet et— morning. the victim in his 30s ttet at the— morning. the victim in his 30s died at the scene— morning. the victim in his 30s died at the scene .— morning. the victim in his 30s died at the scene . so that news, died at the scene. so that news, heth— died at the scene. so that news, theth hete— died at the scene. so that news, theth eh— died at the scene. so that news, justin more on that— died at the scene. so that news, justin more on that as we get it . the— justin more on that as we get it . the ethe— justin more on that as we get it . the prime minister rishi sunak eate— . the prime minister rishi sunak says he— . the prime minister rishi sunak says he too— . the prime minister rishi sunak says it's too early— . the prime minister rishi sunak says it's too early to predict what— says it's too early to predict what wttt— says it's too early to predict what will happen in russia tettewhg— what will happen in russia following an— what will happen in russia following an attempted coup by wagner— following an attempted coup by wagner group— following an attempted coup by wagner group mercenaries. the tenth— wagner group mercenaries. the tenth hee— wagner group mercenaries. the kremlin has posted the first vttee— kremlin has posted the first vttee et— kremlin has posted the first video of president putin since the huthy— video of president putin since the mutiny making a statement to

young— the mutiny making a statement to young ehheegte— the mutiny making a statement to young engineers. it's not clear when— young engineers. it's not clear when or— young engineers. it's not clear when or where— young engineers. it's not clear when or where it— young engineers. it's not clear when or where it was recorded . when or where it was recorded. the— when or where it was recorded. the whereabouts— when or where it was recorded. the whereabouts of wagner leader httgezhh— the whereabouts of wagner leader httgezhh te— the whereabouts of wagner leader prigozhin is also— the whereabouts of wagner leader prigozhin is also unclear . the whereabouts of wagner leader prigozhin is also unclear. he teet— prigozhin is also unclear. he teet eeh— prigozhin is also unclear. he was last seen leaving the htttteh— was last seen leaving the military headquarters in rostov on military headquarters in rostov eh sheath— military headquarters in rostov on saturday. rishi sunak says the west— on saturday. rishi sunak says the west te— on saturday. rishi sunak says the west is watching the developments closely. i've spoken— developments closely. i've spoken to — developments closely. i've spoken to the— developments closely. i've spoken to the leader of the uhttet— spoken to the leader of the united states,— spoken to the leader of the united states, but also france the— united states, but also france and germany— united states, but also france and germany over the weekend . and germany over the weekend. were— and germany over the weekend. were comptetety— and germany over the weekend. we're completely coordinated on our response to this. it's a situation that we've been monitoring for some time, the instability that would be caused by russia's illegal invasion of ukraine. and what we saw over this weekend is an example of that coming to the fore . it's that coming to the fore. it's obviously too early to predict with certainty what might happen as a result of this. but i'm in close touch with our allies and we're monitoring the situation closely. while the former president of ukraine, petro poroshenko , told gb news poroshenko, told gb news russians now view president putin differently . see the putin putin differently. see the putin thege— putin differently. see the putin thege h— putin differently. see the putin image in russia— putin differently. see the putin image in russia is— putin differently. see the putin image in russia is an- s : “in; see the putin image in russia is an vulnerable teeter— image in russia is an vulnerable teeter .— image in russia is an vulnerable teeter. hee— image in russia is an vulnerable leader. he's completely

destroyed— leader. he's completely destroyed the- leader. he's completely destroyed the whole world, understand _ destroyed the whole world, understand who is the putin. but now so many people understand it in now so many people understand it h theta.— now so many people understand it h theeh. ahe— now so many people understand it in russia. and with— now so many people understand it in russia. and with that ettuetteh— in russia. and with that situation, i— in russia. and with that situation, i think that the emet— situation, i think that the armed forces— situation, i think that the armed forces of ukraine tethttety— armed forces of ukraine definitely use- armed forces of ukraine definitely use this opportunity to definitely use this opportunity te heteeee— definitely use this opportunity to increase their— definitely use this opportunity to increase their efficiency and hehtheheee— to increase their efficiency and intensiveness of— to increase their efficiency and intensiveness of our counteroffensive. and receive the— counteroffensive. and receive the eetteh— counteroffensive. and receive the certain certain results . an the certain certain results. an hqueet— the certain certain results. an hqueet hee— the certain certain results. an inquest has been— the certain certain results. an inquest has been told nicola heutte— inquest has been told nicola heutte thet— inquest has been told nicola boulis died as— inquest has been told nicola boulis died as a— inquest has been told nicola boulis died as a result of thhhhg— boulis died as a result of drowning and— boulis died as a result of drowning and that there was no evttehee— drowning and that there was no evttehee she— drowning and that there was no evidence she was— drowning and that there was no evidence she was harmed . evidence she was harmed. the mother— evidence she was harmed. the mother et— evidence she was harmed. the mother of two _ evidence she was harmed. the mother of two disappeared in january whilst walking her dog along the river wyre in lancashire . her body was found lancashire. her body was found three weeks later near a home office pathologist told the inquest she had not been drinking before her death . other drinking before her death. other experts have also been giving evidence saying the river was just four degrees, almost freezing and inhaling just two breaths of water would have been lethal . police are searching for lethal. police are searching for a woman in derbyshire have found

a woman in derbyshire have found a body at a layby near chesterfield . sarah henshaw chesterfield. sarah henshaw disappeared more than a week ago. last seen at her home in ilkeston police say they believe the body which was discovered on the body which was discovered on the a697 is that of the 31 year old. her family has been informed. detectives have been granted more time to question a man who's been arrested on suspicion of murder. man who's been arrested on suspicion of murder . the boss of suspicion of murder. the boss of an organised crime group which smuggled hundreds of people in and out of the uk, has been jailed for ten and a half years . mohamed mokhtar hassan was arrested in may 2021, following arrested in may 2021, following a national crime agency investigation . he was behind a investigation. he was behind a london based group which used a network of lorry drivers to move people across the channel they included a number of fugitives fleeing the uk who were wanted for serious crimes such as child abuse and murder. matt for serious crimes such as child abuse and murder . matt matthew abuse and murder. matt matthew white has been identified as a suspect in the racist murder of

stephen lawrence in south—east london 30 years ago. the met police says white, who died in 2021, aged 50, was arrested twice , but there was not enough 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 dunng regrettable error was made during the initial investigation . stephen's mother, baroness lawrence, has said the failure to properly investigate a main suspect in a murder case is so grave that it should be met by serious sanctions . the chief serious sanctions. the chief executive of ofwat has written to south east water requesting an urgent meeting because of its hosepipe ban. david black said suppues hosepipe ban. david black said supplies are below what is expected and he is concerned about restrictions being brought in during the year's first spell of hot weather . south east water of hot weather. south east water introduced a ban to its customers in kent and sussex after 6000 properties experienced interruptions or had water supplies cut off two weeks ago. people breaching

restrictions could face a fine of up to £1,000. the prince of wales has launched an initiative aimed at ending homelessness. prince william's a five year project called homeward aims to make rough sleeping a thing of the past. initially focussed on six locations local businesses will be asked to develop action plans with up to £500,000 in funding . this is gb news. more funding. this is gb news. more from me shortly . now though, from me shortly. now though, it's back to . it's back to. patrick okay, loads on the it's back to. patrick- . okay, loads on the show okay, loads on the show today loads okay, loads on the show today to loads of- okay, loads on the show today to loads of anger. to get us going. loads of anger about— to get us going. loads of anger eheut eh— to get us going. loads of anger about an asylum— to get us going. loads of anger about an asylum seeker base . about an asylum seeker base. wett— about an asylum seeker base. tre-tt he— about an asylum seeker base. wett he gehg— about an asylum seeker base. we'll be going there very, very ehertty. — we'll be going there very, very ehertty. -etee — we'll be going there very, very shortly. -also-to. shortly. we're also going to be tetthg— shortly. we're also going to be talking-situation- talking about the situation in there— russia, what that means for hrtteh— russia, what that means for britain-want- russia, what that means for britain.-want to- russia, what that means for britain. want to start britain. but i want to start about— britain. but i want to start about the— britain. but i want to start about this because i think this is about this because i think this te-e— about this because i think this h-e earth— about this because i think this is-a really, really- is actually a really, really thherteht— is actually a really, really important issue. is really

important issue. there is really no important issue. there is really he—rrheel no comparison between prince wrtthrh — no comparison between prince william - prince _ no comparison between prince william prince harry william and prince harry anymore. there one has just anymore. is there one has just vowed— anymore. is there one has just vowedlend_ anymore. is there one has just vowed end homelessness and vowed to end homelessness and the ether— vowed to end homelessness and the other moved— vowed to end homelessness and the other moved home to america and the other moved home to america the then— the other moved home to america the then thet— the other moved home to america and then tried to— the other moved home to america and then tried to burn his old house— and then tried to burn his old house town,— and then tried to burn his old house down, metaphorically sheathe— house down, metaphorically speaking, with— house down, metaphorically speaking, with his whole family hette. — speaking, with his whole family inside. -wants- speaking, with his whole family inside. -wants to- speaking, with his whole family inside. wants to help inside. william wants to help tate— inside. william wants to help take 300,000— inside. william wants to help take 300,000 people off the streets— take 300,000 people off the streets the— take 300,000 people off the streets and out— take 300,000 people off the streets and out of insecure accommodation- streets and out of insecure accommodation by giving around £3 accommodation by giving around he rhtttteh— accommodation by giving around he rhtttteh te— accommodation by giving around £3 million to six— accommodation by giving around £3 million to six sites and even eehttrrhhg— £3 million to six sites and even confirming that— £3 million to six sites and even confirming that he— £3 million to six sites and even confirming that he will be using et— confirming that he will be using et hrs— confirming that he will be using some of his own— confirming that he will be using some of his own estate to build housing-— some of his own estate to build more housing. so— some of his own estate to build more housing. so firstly , all of more housing. so firstly, all of these— more housing. so firstly, all of those anti—monarchists and the heret— those anti—monarchists and the usual miserable,— those anti—monarchists and the usual miserable, sad acas ertttehthg— usual miserable, sad acas criticising him _ usual miserable, sad acas criticising him have a day off. ethy- — criticising him have a day off. okay. that— criticising him have a day off. okay. what are— criticising him have a day off. okay. what are you doing for eherttye— okay. what are you doing for charity? what's— okay. what are you doing for charity? what's your contribution to the world? yes, hee— contribution to the world? yes, hes-vee— contribution to the world? yes, hes-tee hee— contribution to the world? yes, he's-yes, he's got- contribution to the world? yes, he's yes, he's got loads he's rich. yes, he's got loads of-weu,_ he's rich. yes, he's got loads of-well, now- he's rich. yes, he's got loads of-well, now he's- he's rich. yes, he's got loads of well, now he's using of land. well, now he's using et— of land. well, now he's using some of that— of land. well, now he's using some of that wealth and land to help— some of that wealth and land to here—regent,- some of that wealth and land to help—legend, his- help save lives. legend, his brother,— help save lives. legend, his brother eh— help save lives. legend, his brother, on the— help save lives. legend, his brother, on the other hand. wett— brother, on the other hand. hett, vou— brother, on the other hand. well, you-how- brother, on the other hand. well, you how he likes to well, you know how he likes to hang— well, you know how he likes to hang eh— well, you know how he likes to hang on about— well, you know how he likes to bang on about charity work, teeth-t— bang on about charity work, doesn't-there- bang on about charity work, doesn't there are bang on about charity work,l doesn't-there are -of doesn't he? there are a lot of heetthee— doesn't he? there are a lot of headlines-there.- doesn't he? there are a lot of headlines there. should we headlines out there. should we went— headlines out there. should we- went—meghan, headlines out there. should we- wa charity—meghan, headlines out there. should we- wa charity-in-meghan, headlines out there. should we wa charity in santa meghan, headlines out there. should we wa charity in santa barbara|an, headlines out there. should we wa cthenl in santa barbara|an, headlines out there. should we wa cthen you in santa barbara|an, headlines out there. should we wa cthen you looksanta barbara|an, headlines out there. should we wa cthen you look sant.it3arbara|an, headlines out there. should we wa cthen you look sant.it andaralan, and then you look into it and rte— and then you look into it and he hetuetty— and then you look into it and it's actually them _ and then you look into it and it's actually them sitting in a room—tetthgl room with some kids talking about— room with some kids talking about-tweets-

room with some kids talking about tweets and their own about mean tweets and their own teethee— about mean tweets and their own teetheelthere— about mean tweets and their own feelings there some other feelings. there is some other news-them- feelings. there is some other news about harry's news out there about harry's eherttehte— news out there about harry's charitable work.— news out there about harry's charitable work. the archewell reuhtetteh — charitable work. the archewell foundation .raised- charitable work. the archewell foundation raised $13 foundation has raised $13 rhtttteh— foundation has raised $13 million since— foundation has raised $13 million since its formation arter— million since its formation after megxit_ million since its formation after megxit in— million since its formation after megxit in 2020. one arttete— after megxit in 2020. one article reads— after megxit in 2020. one article reads giving away $3 htttteh— article reads giving away $3 rhttteh h— article reads giving away $3 million in grants . it has million in grants. it has emerged— million in grants. it has emerged with- million in grants. it has emerged with experts asking what they wru— emerged with experts asking what they wttt te— emerged with experts asking what they will do with— emerged with experts asking what they will do with the remaining $10 they will do with the remaining the rhtttteh— they will do with the remaining $10 million and— they will do with the remaining $10 million and how much was spent— $10 million and how much was spent eh— $10 million and how much was spent eh-eht— spent on staff and administration . apparently spent on staff and— administration . apparently harry administration. apparently harry and administration. apparently harry eht meghan— administration. apparently harry and meghan spent just one hour a week— and meghan spent just one hour a week werthg— and meghan spent just one hour a week working archwell week working on archwell hrehewett— week working on archwell archewell drew in just £3,700 in public— archewell drew in just £3,700 in public donations— archewell drew in just £3,700 in public donations and gave out ehhrextrhetety— public donations and gave out approximately £2 million in grants.— approximately £2 million in grants-the— approximately £2 million in grants.-the vast- approximately £2 million in grants. the vast majority of grants. but the vast majority of that— grants. but the vast majority of that rhhey— grants. but the vast majority of that rhhey te— grants. but the vast majority of that money, £8 million, reparteaty— that money, £8 million, reportedly came from a single weatthy— reportedly came from a single wealthy backer— reportedly came from a single wealthy backer with another rathe— wealthy backer with another tarthg eat— wealthy backer with another forking out 2— wealthy backer with another forking out 2 million. it isn't therm— forking out 2 million. it isn't known wha— forking out 2 million. it isn't known who the— forking out 2 million. it isn't known who the money came from. hett, — known who the money came from. wet to — known who the money came from. wet to he — known who the money came from. well, to be fair,— known who the money came from. well, to be fair, and— known who the money came from. well, to be fair, and this is reatty— well, to be fair, and this is really important, harry has gehahety— really important, harry has gehahety-a— really important, harry has genuinely a huge amount of genuinely done a huge amount of chatty— genuinely done a huge amount of chatty-years— genuinely done a huge amount of chatty-years .- genuinely done a huge amount of charity-years . the- charity over the years. the hvtetae— charity over the years. the invictus games— charity over the years. the invictus games is amazing, and i thaw— invictus games is amazing, and i that he— invictus games is amazing, and i that he tees— invictus games is amazing, and i that he does a— invictus games is amazing, and i know he does a lot— invictus games is amazing, and i know he does a lot with groups the— know he does a lot with groups like wellchild, _ know he does a lot with groupsi like wellchild, _but like wellchild, for example. but my like wellchild, for example. but thy—harm— like wellchild, for example. but hy—hathtlthte- my overarching point is this harry—a- my overarching point is this harry—a tat- my overarching point is this harry—a tat at| my overarching point is this. harry—a lot of the harry seems to do a lot of the ttttte— harry seems to do a lot of the ttttte-he— harry seems to do a lot of the little-ins these- harry seems to do a lot of the little ins these days, little drop ins these days, teeth-t— little drop ins these days, teeeh-t-h— little drop ins these days, doesn't-a.of- little drop ins these days, doesn't a of talking little drop ins these days,- doesn't-a.of talking and doesn't he? a lot of talking and not doesn't he? a lot of talking and hat a— doesn't he? a lot of talking and hat a huge— doesn't he? a lot of talking and not a huge amount— doesn't he? a lot of talking and not a huge amount of action. and hear— not a huge amount of action. and hear-that— not a huge amount of action. and hear-that he— not a huge amount of action. and bear-that helsetting. bear in mind that he is setting htrheett— bear in mind that he is setting htrheett ah—

bear in mind that he is setting htrheett up-do- bear in mind that he is setting himself up do gooder in himself up as this do gooder in the worth — himself up as this do gooder in the worth th— himself up as this do gooder in the world. i'm-that. the world. i'm not sure that ehtrhee— the world. i'm not sure that ehhhee th— the world. i'm not sure that chimes in, does— the world. i'm not sure that chimes in, does he is chimes in, does it? he is etearty— chimes in, does it? he is eteartylrhy— chimes in, does it? he is clearly, my view, more clearly, in my view, more aheeeeea— clearly, in my view, more obsessed slamming clearly, in my view, more obsessed-slamming royal obsessed with slamming his royal rarhtty.— obsessed with slamming his royal rarhtty. the— obsessed with slamming his royal family. the british— obsessed with slamming his royal family. the british press and playing— family. the british press and ptayhg—thah- family. the british press and playing-than he. family. the british press and playing than he is playing the victim than he is asha— playing the victim than he is using-immense- playing the victim than he is using immense privilege using his own immense privilege and using his own immense privilege aha-ta— using his own immense privilege aha-ta help— using his own immense privilege and-to help others.- using his own immense privilege and to help others. what and wealth to help others. what three— and wealth to help others. what prince william _ and wealth to help others. what prince william wants to do now is prince william wants to do now he traty— prince william wants to do now he traty hate.— prince william wants to do now is truly iconic. it— prince william wants to do now is truly iconic. it will be well thought— is truly iconic. it will be well thought through.— is truly iconic. it will be well thought through. it will be well executed. — thought through. it will be well executed. rt— thought through. it will be well executed. it will— thought through. it will be well executed. it will be well funded . aha— executed. it will be well funded . aha hee— executed. it will be well funded . and he's putting— executed. it will be well funded . and he's putting both his own money— . and he's putting both his own money aha— . and he's putting both his own honey are he— . and he's putting both his own money and his own land where his mouth— money and his own land where his mouth re.— money and his own land where his mouth h. the— money and his own land where his mouth is. this will— money and his own land where his mouth is. this will be prince wrtttarh-e— mouth is. this will be prince william's legacy— mouth is. this will be prince william's legacy , the man who william's legacy, the man who entert— william's legacy, the man who ended homelessness . harry's ended homelessness. harry's tegaey— ended homelessness. harry's tegaey te— ended homelessness. harry's tegaey he oprah— ended homelessness. harry's tegaey he oprah .— ended homelessness. harry's legacy is oprah . william is legacy is oprah. william is a proper— legacy is oprah. william is a proper eharhty— legacy is oprah. william is a proper charity champion, whereas at thrhee— proper charity champion, whereas at the harry— proper charity champion, whereas at times harry is— proper charity champion, whereas at times harry is just a charity . caee— at times harry is just a charity . caee att— at times harry is just a charity . caee aht h— at times harry is just a charity . case all i want— at times harry is just a charity . case all i want to hear from you— . case all i want to hear from you oh— . case all i want to hear from you oh the— . case all i want to hear from you oh thhe eh— . case all i want to hear from you on this gb views the gb news h— you on this gb views the gb news h whht— you on this gb views the gb news .com. i will have— you on this gb views the gb news .com. i will have the— you on this gb views the gb news .com. i will have the latest on tooth— .com. i will have the latest on both william— .com. i will have the latest on both william and— .com. i will have the latest on both william and harry a little bit both william and harry a little hht hater— both william and harry a little hht tater oh— both william and harry a little bit later on. but— both william and harry a little bit later on. but we're getting ether—tool stuck right in with our top etory— stuck right in with our top etory-that— stuck right in with our top story .thatlthat- stuck right in with our top story that that on friday story and that is that on friday i story and that is that on friday h-the— story and that is that on friday h-the-that- story and that is that on friday i-the-that the- i broke the news that the hroepeet— i broke the news that the prospect-1700 - i broke the news that the prospect 1700 exclusive male

prospect of 1700 exclusive male rhhgrahte— prospect of 1700 exclusive male rhhgrahte being— prospect of 1700 exclusive male migrants being moved into a theaeet— migrants being moved into a disused airfield— migrants being moved into a disused airfield in essex was eter— disused airfield in essex was one step closer.— disused airfield in essex was one step closer. well, this evening— one step closer. well, this evehhhg .— one step closer. well, this evening , attention turns to evening, attention turns to lincolnshire_ evening, attention turns to lincolnshire ,_ evening, attention turns to lincolnshire , where the raf air lincolnshire, where the raf air haee— lincolnshire, where the raf air haee teet— lincolnshire, where the raf air haee aeet hy— lincolnshire, where the raf air base used by the— lincolnshire, where the raf air base used by the dambusters and i base used by the dambusters and h hehheve— base used by the dambusters and h hetheve the— base used by the dambusters and i believe the red— base used by the dambusters and i believe the red arrows as wett— i believe the red arrows as wehh, coate— i believe the red arrows as well, could soon- i believe the red arrows as well, could soon house around 2000— well, could soon house around 2000 hate— well, could soon house around 2000 male asylum seekers. seahhtoh— 2000 male asylum seekers. seahhtoh he— 2000 male asylum seekers. scampton is a— 2000 male asylum seekers. scampton is a possible alternative— scampton is a possible alternative to - scampton is a possible alternative to placing migrants in alternative to placing migrants hh ehehehe— alternative to placing migrants in expensive hotels, but at a motor— in expensive hotels, but at a motor trorh — in expensive hotels, but at a motion from the— in expensive hotels, but at a motion from the liberal democrat eoahehhtor— motion from the liberal democrat eoahehhtor he— motion from the liberal democrat councillor is calling for a halt to the— councillor is calling for a halt to the government's plans. i whhh— to the government's plans. i whht oee— to the government's plans. i will cross live— to the government's plans. i will cross live to— to the government's plans. i will cross live to lincolnshire very,— will cross live to lincolnshire very, very— will cross live to lincolnshire very, very ehorthy— will cross live to lincolnshire very, very shortly , but as very, very shortly, but as i thet— very, very shortly, but as i just mentioned— very, very shortly, but as i just mentioned on friday's teehehoh— just mentioned on friday's teehehoh hy— just mentioned on friday's decision by the _ just mentioned on friday's decision by the court of appeal not decision by the court of appeal hot to— decision by the court of appeal hot to hook— decision by the court of appeal not to block government plans to trace— not to block government plans to trace aeytarh — not to block government plans to place asylum seekers at wethersfield_ place asylum seekers at wethersfield airfield, the case brought— wethersfield airfield, the case hroaght hy— wethersfield airfield, the case was brought by braintree hhetrhet— was brought by braintree district council where incidentally - district council where incidentally the local mp is rorehgh— incidentally the local mp is foreign secretary james cleverly . tre— foreign secretary james cleverly . the ho— foreign secretary james cleverly . the have— foreign secretary james cleverly . we now have this— foreign secretary james cleverly . we now have this ridiculous ehtaathoh— . we now have this ridiculous situation where— . we now have this ridiculous situation where our home office, the peohhe— situation where our home office, the peopte who— situation where our home office, the people who are tasked with teehhhg — the people who are tasked with teephhg ae— the people who are tasked with keeping us safe,— the people who are tasked with keeping us safe, people who are taetet— keeping us safe, people who are taetea to— keeping us safe, people who are taetea to a— keeping us safe, people who are tasked to a large— keeping us safe, people who are tasked to a large degree with proteethhg— tasked to a large degree with protecting _ are l protecting our borders, are eeeehthahhy— protecting our borders, are essentially celebrating a vhetory— essentially celebrating a victory-would- essentially celebrating a victory would allow lot victory that would allow a lot of undocumented, mostly young

men:— of undocumented, mostly young to— of undocumented, mostly young men, to essentially squat in a rarah— men, to essentially squat in a rarat hart— men, to essentially squat in a rarat hart ot— men, to essentially squat in a rural part of the— men, to essentially squat in a rural part of the country at the taxpayer-e— rural part of the country at the taxpayer's expense, bringing towa— taxpayer's expense, bringing town the — taxpayer's expense, bringing down the house— taxpayer's expense, bringing down the house prices and of whth— down the house prices and of course, with massive concerns about— course, with massive concerns about pathe— course, with massive concerns about public safety. it's a runny— about public safety. it's a runny ott— about public safety. it's a funny old world, isn't it? well, i funny old world, isn't it? well, h the— funny old world, isn't it? well, t that eheat— funny old world, isn't it? well, i did speak briefly to alan hetehzhe— i did speak briefly to alan hetehzhe .— i did speak briefly to alan mckenzie , who- i did speak briefly to alan mckenzie , who is fields the mckenzie, who is fields the theme— mckenzie, who is fields the fields association in wethersfield . i am delighted to wethersfield. i am delighted to say wethersfield. i am delighted to eay atar— wethersfield. i am delighted to eay atah hohhe— wethersfield. i am delighted to say alan joins me— wethersfield. i am delighted to say alan joins me again now. and ahah— say alan joins me again now. and atah thaht— say alan joins me again now. and atah thank you— say alan joins me again now. and alan, thank you very, very much. it's alan, thank you very, very much. he great— alan, thank you very, very much. he great to— alan, thank you very, very much. it's great to have— alan, thank you very, very much. it's great to have you and to tatt— it's great to have you and to taht a— it's great to have you and to taht a hat— it's great to have you and to talk a bit more— it's great to have you and to talk a bit more about your case, hat— talk a bit more about your case, hat ateo— talk a bit more about your case, but also scampton— talk a bit more about your case, but also scampton you but also scampton because you are-tetheve— but also scampton because you are-believe you're- are now, i believe you're joining— are now, i believe you're joining-that's. are now, i believe you're- joining-that's right. joining forces. is that's right. there— joining forces. is that's right. there are— joining forces. is that's right. there you— joining forces. is that's right. where are you up— joining forces. is that's right. where are you up to? because in totah— where are you up to? because in totah we— where are you up to? because in total we could— where are you up to? because in total we could have— where are you up to? because in total we could have over 3000 young—tamper- total we could have over 3000 yoahg—tahhet hhl young men. now dumped in eohptetehy— young men. now dumped in completely unsuitable sites aroht— completely unsuitable sites aroht the— completely unsuitable sites around the united kingdom agahhet— around the united kingdom agahhet the— around the united kingdom against the wishes of local mps, agahhet— against the wishes of local mps, agahhet the— against the wishes of local mps, against the wishes— against the wishes of local mps, against the wishes of local mps, against the wishes of cabinet rhhhhetere— against the wishes of cabinet ministers, against the wishes of heat— local councillors, and eraehahty— local councillors, and- crucially,_wishes of crucially, against the wishes of heat— crucially, against the wishes of local residents _ crucially, against the wishes of local residents like you . well, local residents like you. well, as you're aware,— local residents like you. well, as you're aware, on friday, hrahhtree— as you're aware, on friday, braintree district council's appear— braintree district council's appear h— braintree district council's appeal in respect of the hhhahethoh— appeal in respect of the injunction they placed upon the home— injunction they placed upon the home orthee— injunction they placed upon the home office for—

injunction they placed upon the home office for starting development- home office for starting development work up on the ahrhaee— development work up on the ahrhaee aha— development work up on the airbase and in— development work up on the airbase and in respect to whether— airbase and in respect to whether ht— airbase and in respect to whether it was- airbase and in respect to whether it was an emergency or nog— whether it was an emergency or not rated— whether it was an emergency or hot, tahhet . — whether it was an emergency or not, failed . g not, failed. however, although the injunction was expected to fail , fortunately the judges did fail, fortunately the judges did not want to express an opinion on whether it was an emergency or not, which has allowed that particular part of the case to go into the judicial reviews and braintree district council , west braintree district council, west lindsey, district council , which lindsey, district council, which is where scampton is based, and a local resident to wethersfield are all together bringing a judicial review to a permission heanng judicial review to a permission hearing which is due on the 11th and 12th and 13th of july to hear whether the judicial reviews can go ahead. we would expect that they will be able to go ahead and the judicial reviews will look at the entire process through which the home office and the department of

levelling up have looked at these sites and whether the process has been done properly, whether it's been done fully , whether it's been done fully, whether it's been done fully, whether it's been done fully, whether it's done been done in fact, honestly, quite frankly , fact, honestly, quite frankly, because they're only meant to be there for 12 months. but their intention, we know as expressed intention, we know as expressed in open court, is to be there an awful lot longer. the judicial reviews have a pretty good chance of holding all this up. at the very least . okay. right. at the very least. okay. right. hote— at the very least. okay. right. tote to— at the very least. okay. right. tote to go— at the very least. okay. right. hote to go out— at the very least. okay. right. lots to go out there- at the very least. okay. right. lots to go out there .- p trig okay. right. lots to go out there . so as you lots to go out there. so as you rhghthy— lots to go out there. so as you rightly identified— lots to go out there. so as you rightly identified what they are tryhhg— rightly identified what they are tryhhg to— rightly identified what they are tryhhg to eay— rightly identified what they are tryhhg to eay .— rightly identified what they are trying to say , the home office trying to say, the home office aha— trying to say, the home office and the— trying to say, the home office and the government is that these ehtee— and the government is that these ehtee whht— and the government is that these ehtee whht he— and the government is that these sites will be temporary and that they— sites will be temporary and that they have— sites will be temporary and that they have ho— sites will be temporary and that they have no real— sites will be temporary and that they have no real ambition to have— they have no real ambition to have theee— they have no real ambition to have these people there for any tohger— have these people there for any tohger thah— have these people there for any tohger than he— have these people there for any longer than 12 months. what yoe— longer than 12 months. what you-re eayhhg— longer than 12 months. what you-re eayhhg to— longer than 12 months. what you're saying to me is somebody who— you're saying to me is somebody who hae— you're saying to me is somebody who hae heeh— you're saying to me is somebody who has been all— you're saying to me is somebody who has been all over the tegahhthee— who has been all over the legalities-this- who has been all over the legalities this is that they legalities of this is that they athhttea— legalities of this is that they admitted-that- legalities of this is that they admitted that wasn't true admitted that that wasn't true in admitted that that wasn't true hh-.— admitted that that wasn't true hh-. he— admitted that that wasn't true hh-. he-rhght- admitted that that wasn't true hh-. he-rhghte - in court. is that right? hotatty— in court. is that right? totally. they're- in court. is that right? they're using in court. is that right? - totally . they're using something totally. they're using something cathet— totally. they're using something eahhet etaee— totally. they're using something called class q— totally. they're using something called class o which— they're using something called class o which is part of htahhhhg— called class o which is part of planning legislation in relation to crown— planning legislation in relation to crown land— planning legislation in relation to crown land to— planning legislation in relation to crown land to enable them to

use some crown— to crown land to enable them to use some crown land in this reeheet— use some crown land in this retreat at— use some crown land in this respect at scampton and wethersfield_ respect at scampton and wethersfield air bases on a 12 month— wethersfield air bases on a 12 month haehe— wethersfield air bases on a 12 month basis, it— wethersfield air bases on a 12 month basis, it used to be six rhohthe— month basis, it used to be six rhohthe whor— month basis, it used to be six months prior to— month basis, it used to be six months prior to covid and during cowh— months prior to covid and during covhh ht— months prior to covid and during covhh ht wae— months prior to covid and during covid it was extended to 12 rhohthe.— covid it was extended to 12 rhohthe. ht-e— covid it was extended to 12 months. it's never reverted back to eho— months. it's never reverted back to ehx rhohthe— months. it's never reverted back to six months, so— months. it's never reverted back to six months, so it— months. it's never reverted back to six months, so it was always meant— to six months, so it was always meant to— to six months, so it was always meant to he— to six months, so it was always meant to be temporary. " meant to be temporary. but in open— meant to be temporary. but in open court.— meant to be temporary. but in open court. the— meant to be temporary. but in open court, the home offices, king's counsel has admitted that it will be there for more than 12 months. and all the work that's being done, particularly at wethersfield , is evidence of at wethersfield, is evidence of that. know it's going to be that. we know it's going to be there for more than 12 months. they've admitted it's going to be more 12 be there for more than 12 months. part of the months. and that is part of the judicial review and the process that's going on is going to that's been going on is going to be queried at the home office. what is interesting is that your local mp or the local mp for the area, us james cleverly, our foreign secretary, conservative. now when we look at what's been going— now when we look at what's been gohng on— now when we look at what's been gohng on aoant— now when we look at what's been going on around the— now when we look at what's been going on around the scampton ht-e— going on around the scampton ht-elht-e— going on around the scampton area, it'slit's a— going on around the scampton area, it's it's a local lib area, it's a it's a local lib hen— area, it's a it's a local lib dem council— area, it's a it's a local lib dem council that got dem council that has got hnwotwet— dem council that has got involved there- dem council that has got involved there as well. now as i anteretant— involved there as well. now as i understand it— involved there as well. now as i understand it ,_ involved there as well. now as i understand it, it's— involved there as well. now as i understand it, it's another taeehnathng— understand it, it's another fascinating situation because

peopte— fascinating situation because peopte whth— fascinating situation because people will mean, oh, this has got eroee—party— people will mean, oh, this has got cross—party support and in a ht— got cross—party support and in a ht hae— got cross—party support and in a sense it has-that's- got cross—party support and in a sense it has that's great. sense it has and that's great. hat— sense it has and that's great. hat h— sense it has and that's great. but i believe— sense it has and that's great. but i believe what the lib dems are but i believe what the lib dems eayhhg— but i believe what the lib dems eayhng he— but i believe what the lib dems eayhng he a— but i believe what the lib dems are saying is a little bit like what— are saying is a little bit like what labour— are saying is a little bit like what labour mps say when they ton-t— what labour mps say when they ton-t want— what labour mps say when they don't want-barge— what labour mps say when they don't want barge somewhere don't want to barge somewhere neae—h that- don't want to barge somewhere near—is that this. near there, which is that this is near there, which is that this he hnhwnane— near there, which is that this is inhumane for— near there, which is that this is inhumane for the migrants and we—h— is inhumane for the migrants and we—h wowht- we can't have that. i would pothtehy— we can't have that. i would politely suggest— we can't have that. i would politely suggest that we should be politely suggest that we should he reahty— politely suggest that we should be really focusing more on the human— be really focusing more on the human rhghte— be really focusing more on the human rights of— be really focusing more on the human rights of the local reehtente— human rights of the local residents, like— human rights of the local residents, like people like you ant— residents, like people like you and he— residents, like people like you and he that— residents, like people like you and is that your— residents, like people like you and is that your main concern? heeawee— and is that your main concern? heeaaee twe— and is that your main concern? because i've already found out tron—expert- because i've already found out from _expert who . because i've already found out from _expert who i. because i've already found out. from _expert who i had from a property expert who i had on-hetore— from a property expert who i had on-hetore-on— from a property expert who i had on-before-on friday- from a property expert who i had on before on friday who on just before you on friday who eahe— on just before you on friday who eahe-that— on just before you on friday who said _that-can- on just before you on friday who said that can expect said to me that you can expect your— said to me that you can expect your howee— said to me that you can expect your house price— said to me that you can expect your house price to go down by about— your house price to go down by about-year— your house price to go down by ahothyear. — your house price to go down by about-year. yeah.- your house price to go down by about year . “hie" your house price to go down by about year. / c"hiil”hi; your house price to go down by about year . “tin?“ ”iii: about 5% year. yeah. um there is circumstantial evidence that people have found it more difficult to sell houses around the area. that's true. to what extent house prices will be affected? nobody knows that currently because it hasn't really happened. it hasn't taken a great deal of effect on house pnces a great deal of effect on house prices yet, but it is obviously a concern in it is the impact of having just so many asylum

seekers on an air base which is so remote . there is no so remote. there is no infrastructure here to support them . um, you know, it's miles them. um, you know, it's miles away to the nearest hospital. it's nine miles away to the nearest a—road. it's b—roads. it's unclassified roads all the way around . there was an example way around. there was an example on friday when the home office tried to get some very large portacabins wide loads up to the air base. they couldn't go any further than civil hedingham , further than civil hedingham, which is a nearby village. they were and had to back were stuck and had to turn back and that was just an and go away. that was just an example how difficult is to example of how difficult is to support something of this sort of the of nowhere of size in the middle of nowhere , which is what it is. of size in the middle of nowhere , which is what it is . yeah. , which is what it is. yeah. locals are concerned about the general impact you have of 1700 people. where do they go ? people. where do they go? they're not detained . you know, they're not detained. you know, they'll be kept busy on the airbase as much as possible . but airbase as much as possible. but on a lovely sunny day like this, they'll be out wandering the beautiful essex countryside out here, going down country lanes which have got no footpaths . and which have got no footpaths. and

you know, the speed limit is 60 miles an hour. they're going to be endangered doing that. and what the home office going to what is the home office going to do? it's to tell the do? it's going to tell the asylum not a good asylum seekers it's not a good idea walking around asylum seekers it's not a good idea they walking around asylum seekers it's not a good idea they reallyalking around asylum seekers it's not a good idea they really haven'tround here. they really haven't thought properly . it's thought this out properly. it's too big. they scaled it back too big. if they scaled it back too big. if they scaled it back to something was support to something which was support able sustainable locals would be grudgingly sort of support it. yeah.i grudgingly sort of support it. yeah. i mean there's so much to unpack— yeah. i mean there's so much to unpack here. — yeah. i mean there's so much to unpack here. there's also the rhet— unpack here. there's also the rhet ot— unpack here. there's also the rhet or peopte— unpack here. there's also the risk of people just absconding as risk of people just absconding ae hnteet— risk of people just absconding as indeed loads— risk of people just absconding as indeed loads of people are heeaaee— as indeed loads of people are heeawee ht— as indeed loads of people are because if they— as indeed loads of people are because if they think that there-e— because if they think that there-e any— because if they think that there's any kind of whiff whatsoever— there's any kind of whiff whatsoever of - there's any kind of whiff whatsoever of the fact that they nhght—teportet - whatsoever of the fact that they. might—deported ithen might actually be deported, then yon-a— might actually be deported, then youth—yore- you'd like it, wouldn't you? when— you'd like it, wouldn't you? when he— you'd like it, wouldn't you? which is what— you'd like it, wouldn't you? which is what loads of people are which is what loads of people tohng. — which is what loads of people are doing. where— which is what loads of people are doing. where go? are doing. where do they go? what—wett- are doing. where do they go? what—well i'll. are doing. where do they go?i what—well i'll tell what do they do? well i'll tell you— what do they do? well i'll tell you what— what do they do? well i'll tell you what they— what do they do? well i'll tell you what they do— what do they do? well i'll tell you what they do is they just hang— you what they do is they just hang-your— you what they do is they just hang-yowr-anal you what they do is they just. hang-your-and then hang around your area and then they— hang around your area and then. they—deeperate, they become even more desperate, ton-t—ean- don't they? so anything can happen. — don't they? so anything can happen. -ht-e- don't they? so anything can happen-hte an- don't they? so anything can happen. it's an absolute happen. i think it's an absolute eryhng— crying shame this is happening heeaaee—ot- crying shame this is happening because—of just- because of an area of just natwrah— because of an area of just natwrah-to- because of an area of just. natural-to-with. natural beauty to begin with. certahnhy— natural beauty to begin with. certainly-comes- natural beauty to begin with. certainly comes to certainly when it comes to seanpton— certainly when it comes to. scampton—know, certainly when it comes to- scampton_know, an scampton as well. you know, an hnerethhhy— scampton as well. you know, an incredibly historic— scampton as well. you know, an incredibly historic site. so you conta— incredibly historic site. so you eowht argue— incredibly historic site. so you could argue that— incredibly historic site. so you could argue that that should be preeerwet— could argue that that should be preeerwet-own- could argue that that should be preserved own right preserved just in its own right as preserved just in its own right aelreewtt— preserved just in its own right aelreewht ot— preserved just in its own right aslresult of that. - preserved just in its own right as result of that. but you've as a result of that. but you've got— as a result of that. but you'vei got—then got the safety issues and then peopte— got the safety issues and then peopte thre—

got the safety issues and then peopte the you— got the safety issues and then people like you are just being tott— people like you are just being tote-ht— people like you are just being tote-ht ap— people like you are just being tote-ht wp .— people like you are just being told-it up . what- people like you are just being told it up . what happens told to suck it up. what happens if, told to suck it up. what happens ht, ht,— told to suck it up. what happens h h ht— told to suck it up. what happens h h ht yon— told to suck it up. what happens if, if, if you know— told to suck it up. what happens if, if, if you know there's a nwrert— if, if, if you know there's a murder-there's- if, if, if you know there's a murder there's something murder or if there's something terrhhhe— murder or if there's something terrhhhe-on— murder or if there's something terrible _on or- murder or if there's something terrible _on or a - terrible that goes on or a eehoohghrh— terrible that goes on or a schoolgirl is— terrible that goes on or a schoolgirl is attacked on her way— schoolgirl is attacked on her way-eehooh— schoolgirl is attacked on her way school something schoolgirl is attacked on her way those i00l something schoolgirl is attacked on her way those lines, something schoolgirl is attacked on her way those lines, williething schoolgirl is attacked on her way those lines, will young schoolgirl is attacked on her way those lines, will you guys along those lines, will you guys ghet— along those lines, will you guys wet-ener— along those lines, will you guys just-suck that- along those lines, will you guys just-suck that up- along those lines, will you guys just suck that up again along those lines, will you guys just deal suck that up again along those lines, will you guys just deal withick that up again along those lines, will you guys just deal with it? that up again along those lines, will you guys just deal with it? i'mt up again along those lines, will you guys just deal with it? i'm sorry,;ain along those lines, will you guys just deal with it? i'm sorry, but and deal with it? i'm sorry, but i and deal with it? i'm sorry, but h ton-t— and deal with it? i'm sorry, but h ton-t thhnt— and deal with it? i'm sorry, but i don't think i— and deal with it? i'm sorry, but i don't think i would be hnethnet— i don't think i would be inclined to. _ i don't think i would be inclined to. look, we're going i don't think i would be inclinedto. look, we're going i don't think i would be inclinedto leave, we're going i don't think i would be inclinedto leave itve're going i don't think i would be inclinedto leave it there.oing i don't think i would be inclinedto leave it there. i'm to have to leave it there. i'm atrahg— to have to leave it there. i'm afraid, because _ to have to leave it there. i'm afraid, because i'm to go afraid, because i'm going to go owernow— hat- afraid, because i'm going to go. over—now. but alan, over to scampton now. but alan, thank—hoot,- over to scampton now. but alan, thank—look, we're. thank you. i will. look, we're going— thank you. i will. look, we're. gohng—hate going to be what's the big date for going to be what's the big date tor—hearhnge- for the next court hearing? agahn— for the next court hearing? agahn-ant— for the next court hearing? again-and 13th- for the next court hearing? again and 13th of july. again 12th and 13th of july. rte— again 12th and 13th of july. the a— again 12th and 13th of july. the a two— again 12th and 13th of july. the a two day— again 12th and 13th of july. l can 3 all it's a two day hearing. all right. we'll be all- l cf�*r 3 all right. we'll be all over that. wran— right. we'll be all over that. atan thank— right. we'll be all over that. alan, thank much. right. we'll be all over that.- alan, thank-much. it's alan, thank you very much. it's ahan— alan mckenzie there who is the char— alan mckenzie there who is the chair-association - alan mckenzie there who is the chair association in chair of field association in wethersfield. _ chair of field association in wethersfield. are now going wethersfield. we are now going to wethersfield. we are now going ornoe—- to scampton to get more on the tutore— to scampton to get more on the twtwre ot— to scampton to get more on the future of scampton. now, future of raf scampton. now, the— future of raf scampton. now, thhe ew-enhnge— future of raf scampton. now, this evening's meeting will take ptaee—eahteti place actually in a place called eahnehorowgh— place actually in a place called gainsborough,-can- place actually in a place called gainsborough, can go gainsborough, and we can go there— gainsborough, and we can go there now— gainsborough, and we can go there now actually to there now actually and speak to gb there now actually and speak to on -thh0thhht— there now actually and speak to gb reporter jack carson. gb news. reporter jack carson. jack— gb news. reporter jack carson. tact-thank— gb news. reporter jack carson. tact-thank yon— gb news. reporter jack carson. jack thank you very jack yes, thank you very, very much. — jack yes, thank you very, very much. _one- jack yes, thank you very, very. much. _on? where much. what's going on? where where— much. what's going on? where where you— much. what's going on? where where you are— much. what's going on? where where you are or— much. what's going on? where where you are or will be about to happen— where you are or will be about to happen anyway, presumably in that—yon- to happen anyway, presumably in that—yon e - to happen anyway, presumably ini that—you ? yeah. that building behind you? yeah. so that building behind you? yeah. so the— that building behind you? yeah. so the he— that building behind you? yeah. so this is west— that building behind you? yeah. so this is west lindsey- that building behind you? yeah. so this is west lindsey district council. patrick where tonight, as you were mentioning just a little bit earlier on that the

motion that's been put down by a lib dem councillor here will take place, it will be voted on by the councillors here. the motion calls for the government's plans and the lincolnshire or the government's plans to house asylum seekers at raf scampton to be halted, as well as of course then involve lincolnshire council to then join with west lindsey council to quote, stand for evidence based consultative decisions that align with the welfare and aspirations of the residents here and those seeking asylum within the uk. this has all been brought forward by by a tabled by councillor sebastian harker is a liberal democrat. councillor here on the council. he says that this issue is more than a critique of a single decision . it's an indictment of decision. it's an indictment of an absence of common sense and empathy in leadership that he says this area is witnessing . says this area is witnessing. from the home secretary suella braverman. now we know, of course it was back in march when the immigration minister, robert jenrick that scampton

jenrick announced that scampton would considered used as would be considered and used as a to , uh, to house asylum a place to, uh, to house asylum seekers with the very basic, essential living needs of portacabins essentially put on around the base to house them. but of course there are a lot of concerns that although they would be self—contained and the migrants would be living in a separate part of the base on in the area , the fact is, is that the area, the fact is, is that they be to free come they would be to free come and go please . the situation go as they please. the situation then and housing these migrants at scampton would also host halt part of a £300 million worth of regeneration which had been set up between the district council here and scampton holdings . it here and scampton holdings. it was going to supposedly create thousands of jobs. but with these plans the government is holding in place, like holding in place, it looks like those will be halted now, or those will be halted for now, or even possibly stopped completely. that'swhere completely. so that's where a lot of the critique of this plan has come from, necessarily has come from, not necessarily the idea to house asylum seekers on the base, although that is very part of the very much still part of the problem. the stopping problem. it is the stopping and the this massive problem. it is the stopping and the of this massive problem. it is the stopping and the of investors massive

problem. it is the stopping and the of investors in assive problem. it is the stopping and the of investors in the ve problem. it is the stopping and the of investors in the area. worth of investors in the area. now sir edward leigh, who is the mp here, has also questioned in the commons multiple times how exactly the government is going to preserve those listed buildings on the site of scampton , how it's going to scampton, how it's going to protect, heritage protect, of course, the heritage of the famous dambusters and how it's also going to protect the safety of the people that safety of the 1000 people that already on the site. and of already live on the site. and of course that primary school there as immigration as well. now, immigration minister jenrick say minister robert jenrick did say in response to those questions in response to those questions in the comments that the policy was in the national interest and he the impact and he understood the impact and concern, there were no concern, but there were no intentions to make use of those heritage buildings and the heritage buildings and the heritage of the would heritage of the site would be protected . jack, thank you very, protected. jack, thank you very, very— protected. jack, thank you very, very nach— protected. jack, thank you very, very much. we're— f: jack, thank you very, very much. we're going to be going— very much. we're going to be gohng-canon- very much. we're going to be. going-carson.regular going to jack carson for regular wptatee— going to jack carson for regular wptatee on— going to jack carson for regular updates on this— going to jack carson for regular updates on this show as that etory—careoni story develops. jack carson, gb wewe— story develops. jack carson, gb wewe-wow— story develops. jack carson, gb wewe-wow yon- story develops. jack carson, gb news-now you can- story develops. jack carson, gb news now you can get news reporter now you can get hoate— news reporter now you can get hoate rnore— news reporter now you can get loads more on— news reporter now you can get loads more on this— news reporter now you can get loads more on this story on our wehehte— loads more on this story on our wehehte. eo— loads more on this story on our website. go to— loads more on this story on our website. go to gb— loads more on this story on our website. go to gb news .com, whheh— website. go to gb news .com, when he— website. go to gb news .com, when he ot— website. go to gb news .com, which is, of course, the fastest growhng — which is, of course, the fastest growing national— which is, of course, the fastest growing national website in growing national news website in the country.— growing national news website in the country. he— growing national news website in the country. it's got the best anahyehe— the country. it's got the best anahyehe, nhg— the country. it's got the best analysis, big opinion and all the— analysis, big opinion and all the tateet— analysis, big opinion and all the latest breaking news. want analysis, big opinion and all thrknowst breaking news. want analysis, big opinion and all thrknow from aking news. want analysis, big opinion and all thrknow from you,| news. want analysis, big opinion and all thrknow from you, would want analysis, big opinion and all thrknow from you, would webe

to know from you, would you be proteethng— to know from you, would you be protesting-wanted- to know from you, would you be protesting wanted to put protesting if they wanted to put anaee—h- protesting if they wanted to put an—haeelyowri an asylum seeker base in your area— an asylum seeker base in your eh— an asylum seeker base in your eh vhewe— an asylum seeker base in your area? gb views or— an asylum seeker base in your area? gb views or gb news .com. hat— area? gb views or gb news .com. hat arter— area? gb views or gb news .com. hat atter the— area? gb views or gb news .com. but after the failed— area? gb views or gb news .com. but after the failed coup in taeeha— but after the failed coup in tweeha r— but after the failed coup in tweeha h an— but after the failed coup in russia, i am asking today, is the— russia, i am asking today, is this-beginning- russia, i am asking today, is this beginning of the end this the beginning of the end for this the beginning of the end tor—craehathyi for vladimir putin? crucially what— for vladimir putin? crucially what toee— for vladimir putin? crucially what does it— for vladimir putin? crucially what does it mean for britain? what— what does it mean for britain? what toee— what does it mean for britain? what does what's— what does it mean for britain? what does what's just happened in what does what's just happened hn taeeha— what does what's just happened hn tween-tor— what does what's just happened in russia _for us- what does what's just happened in russia for us over here? in russia mean for us over here? ant— in russia mean for us over here? ant-.— in russia mean for us over here? ant-, even— in russia mean for us over here? ant-, none- and arguably, even more eraehathy— and arguably, even more crucially, will— and arguably, even more crucially, will he go nuclear? pathet— crucially, will he go nuclear? patrick christys_ crucially, will he go nuclear? patrick christys on gb news, hrhtahn-e— patrick christys on gb news, britain's news—

secretary, mr cleverly, just the — secretary, mr cleverly, just across the uk. - secretary, mr cleverly, just across the uk. s secretary, mr cleverly, just across the uk. " cit secretary, mr cleverly, just across the uk. " [15 \r across the uk. this is gb news radio . across the uk. this is gb news radio. okay, across the uk. this is gb news radio . okay, welcome- across the uk. " [15 \r afr: okay, welcome back. across the uk. " [15 \r 3rir: okay, welcome back. now, radio. okay, welcome back. now, in radio. okay, welcome back. now, hn a— radio. okay, welcome back. now, hn a rew— radio. okay, welcome back. now, in a few minutes— radio. okay, welcome back. now, in a few minutes ,_ radio. okay, welcome back. now, in a few minutes , i— 3rir: okay, welcome back. now, in a few minutes , i will 3?r: okay, welcome back. now, in a few minutes , i will be in a few minutes, i will be tahthng— in a few minutes, i will be talking about— in a few minutes, i will be talking about prince william's eanpahgn— talking about prince william's new campaign to— talking about prince william's new campaign to end homelessness and new campaign to end homelessness ant-nhe— new campaign to end homelessness ant-nhe wort— new campaign to end homelessness ant-nhe wort to— new campaign to end homelessness and-his work to his- and compare his work to his brother-e— and compare his work to his hrother-e ae— and compare his work to his brother's as well. but vladimir hath— brother's as well. but vladimir hathn hae— brother's as well. but vladimir putin has made— brother's as well. but vladimir putin has made his first public etatenent— putin has made his first public statement since— putin has made his first public statement since the attempted coup,— statement since the attempted coup-he— statement since the attempted coup-he than-t— statement since the attempted coup, he didn't mention the coup, but he didn't mention the reent— coup, but he didn't mention the recent events— coup, but he didn't mention the recent events that— coup, but he didn't mention the recent events that took place the — recent events that took place the-nhe- recent events that took place over the his defence over the weekend. his defence whnheter— over the weekend. his defence whnheter .— over the weekend. his defence minister , sergey_ over the weekend. his defence minister , sergey shoygu, visited minister, sergey shoygu, visited troope— minister, sergey shoygu, visited troope hn— minister, sergey shoygu, visited troope hn hhe— minister, sergey shoygu, visited troops in his first— minister, sergey shoygu, visited troops in his first public appearance— troops in his first public appearance since the wagner heater— appearance since the wagner leader demanded and leader demanded that he and nhhhtary— leader demanded that he and military chief— leader demanded that he and military chief valery karamazov ehorth— military chief valery karamazov ehowht he— military chief valery karamazov should be handed over to restore

haethee— should be handed over to restore justice. meanwhile,— should be handed over to restore justice. meanwhile, rishi sunak has justice. meanwhile, rishi sunak hae eahe— justice. meanwhile, rishi sunak hae eat that— justice. meanwhile, rishi sunak has said that britain is preparhng— has said that britain is preparing for- has said that britain is preparing for a range of scenarios that may unfold tothowhng— scenarios that may unfold following the— scenarios that may unfold following the failed mutiny by wagner— following the failed mutiny by wagner mercenaries in russia. he tott— wagner mercenaries in russia. he told broadcasters— wagner mercenaries in russia. he told broadcasters that he's been in told broadcasters that he's been hn ehoee— told broadcasters that he's been in close touch— told broadcasters that he's been in close touch with— told broadcasters that he's been in close touch with allies who are monitoring— in close touch with allies who are monitoring the situation etoeehy— are monitoring the situation etoeety. hoot,— are monitoring the situation closely. look, few issues at play— closely. look, few issues at pray-here- closely. look, few issues at play here anyway. what play for me here anyway. what toee— play for me here anyway. what toee ath— play for me here anyway. what does all-this— play for me here anyway. what does all this really for does all of this really mean for us does all of this really mean for ae-hrhtahn— does all of this really mean for ae-hrhtahn e— does all of this really mean for us-britain ? what's- does all of this really mean for us britain ? what's the us here in britain? what's the etate— us here in britain? what's the etate-at— us here in britain? what's the state-at-moment| us here in britain? what's the. state-at-moment ? us here in britain? what's the- state-at-moment ? is state of putin at the moment? is there— state of putin at the moment? is there any— state of putin at the moment? is there any chance— state of putin at the moment? is there any chance that he might go nuclear? here's talk about that— go nuclear? here's talk about that-a— go nuclear? here's talk about that-alnore- that and give a bit more background— background as well, is our nathonat— background as well, is our national reporter, paul hawkins. rant,— national reporter, paul hawkins. rant-hae— national reporter, paul hawkins. haat-hwet etat— national reporter, paul hawkins. paul, just start with what paul, let's just start with what on-hae— paul, let's just start with what on-has happened- paul, let's just start with what on has happened then . on earth has happened then. so yeahr_ on earth has happened then. so yeah. tot-e— on earth has happened then. so yeah, tat-e rast— on earth has happened then. so yeah, let's just backtrack- on earth has happened then. so yeah, let's just backtrack a- yeah, let's just backtrack a little bit. who is yevgeny prigozhin? he was known as putin's chef, came out of prison in the early 90s, started off as a hot dog salesman in moscow, then ended up owning a restaurant, then moved on to catering firms, got a number of catering firms, got a number of catering contracts with the kremlin. that's where made kremlin. that's where he made his contacts with vladimir putin. so he was known as putin's chef . then he formed putin's chef. then he formed wagner in 2014 during the crimea

invasion. wagner essentially a mercenary force, mercenaries available for hire , not just in available for hire, not just in russia, where we know they've been fighting alongside the russian military. they've also been serving in places in africa, including in syria, sorry, mali , central african sorry, mali, central african republic, libya, and also most notably syria, where they help prop up the assad regime. so there available for hire. they've been part of the war in ukraine fighting alongside the russians. they're known for being really fierce fighters about 80% of the wagner fighters are from prisons . they are they are from prisons. they are they are from prisons. they are they are serving convicts , recruited are serving convicts, recruited into the wagner force to fight alongside vladimir putin. why did vladimir putin want to use mercenaries? because it's a way of plausible deniability, saying nothing to do with me. i didn't rush you weren't responsible for this. so most significantly, since the turn of the year, they were key in taking bakhmut that that's a town of around 70,000

people. so thousands of their fighters were killed taking bakhmut and one of the principal criticisms of the russian military and the russian government by prigozhin is that they didn't give enough ammunition. so yes, this started off a series of rants, particularly a video most recently where he's standing in front of the bodies of fighters saying, look, look what's happened. look at these fighters. refers to vladimir fighters. he refers to vladimir putin as happy grandpa , which is putin as happy grandpa, which is one of the sort of slightly derogatory nicknames for him, saying happy grandpa must be happy this because look , we happy with this because look, we haven't ammunition haven't got enough ammunition and we're you know, this is what's to our men what's happening to our men here. takes a lot of stabs at here. he takes a lot of stabs at sergei josh howie and yevgeny , sergei josh howie and yevgeny, sorry, and valery gerasimov. they're that's the russian defence minister and the russian chief of staff . if get stuck chief of staff. if get stuck into them as well, chief of staff. if get stuck into them as well , they've got into them as well, they've got history as well. and then fast forward to friday, we then get these rants and then into

saturday we get the fsb, the russian secret service , russian secret service, effectively saying , look , what effectively saying, look, what he had done was he'd questioned the kremlin's motives for the war and the fsb hit back denouncing yevgeny prigozhin and opening an investigate into him. right. he gathers all these troops and then he starts marching out of ukraine, up the m4 towards moscow. a column effectively of artillery and men heading for moscow. and then about eight hours later, saturday night, instead of heading for moscow, he's heading for minsk, the capital of belarus, because all of a sudden the announcement comes from the russian government and from the belarussian government that a deal has been done. amnesty for prigozhin he can go to belarus. amnesty for the russian fighters. no charges , especially fighters. no charges, especially if you sign up for the russian military, which was already something that russian something that the russian military trying to do military has been trying to do for there's for some time. there's a deadune for some time. there's a deadline on 1st of july, deadline on the 1st of july, this that it this saturday that it essentially if you for essentially if you fight for a

mercenary , you need to sign this mercenary, you need to sign this new contract . so effectively, new contract. so effectively, you're signing for the so you're fighting for the russian mil three. since then , you know, three. since then, you know, moscow was on lockdown . it's not moscow was on lockdown. it's not now. and effectively we're asking where is yevgeny prigozhin ? first of all, where prigozhin? first of all, where is he? because he never confirmed that he was going to belarus . what's going happen belarus. what's going to happen in vladimir putin's in terms of vladimir putin's reaction? a speech today reaction? he gave a speech today talking to young engineers , said talking to young engineers, said nothing himself . we saw the nothing himself. we saw the defence minister, sergei shoygu, to bring the ukrainian front line . that was a clear message, line. that was a clear message, saying, look , we're not i'm not saying, look, we're not i'm not going to find that was vladimir putin saying, i'm not going to find minister as find my defence minister as prigozhin me do , and prigozhin wants me to do, and then going to happen to then what's going to happen to then what's going to happen to the would the wagner fighters? how would how feel if this is how would you feel if this is it? yeah, go well no, this it? yeah, go on. well no, this is. but this is it, isn't it? when— is. but this is it, isn't it? when he— is. but this is it, isn't it? which is that. _ but this is it, isn't it? which is that. where are they? what— which is that. where are they? what-tange- which is that. where are they?l what-doing?-does what are they doing? what does this what are they doing? what does thhe—ghwen- this mean for ukraine, given that—navel this mean for ukraine, given. that—have haet that a load of people have just withdrawn,— that a load of people have just withdrawn,-march- that a load of people have just withdrawn, march on withdrawn, tried to march on moo— withdrawn, tried to march on. moscow—going moscow and now they're going somewhere near— moscow and now they're going somewhere near minsk? and also whoo— somewhere near minsk? and also moot—space- somewhere near minsk? and also moot—spooo io- what kind of head space is voooimir— what kind of head space is vladimir-going- what kind of head space is vladimir going to be in as

vladimir putin going to be in as wom— vladimir putin going to be in as mom mm— vladimir putin going to be in as well? and will— vladimir putin going to be in as well? and will this make it more or—oo- or less likely for him to do something— something drastic? will there be some-internal- something drastic? will there be| some-internal-and some kind of internal coup? and again,— some kind of internal coup? and ogom whoo— some kind of internal coup? and again, what will— some kind of internal coup? and again, what will all of this roomy— again, what will all of this really-britain?- again, what will all of this really-britain? is really mean for britain? what is the really mean for britain? what is moo—for- the best case scenario for moonw— britain? there's so many unanswered questions here, oon-o— unanswered questions here,i aren't there, really, which are going— aren't there, really, which arei going—next going to emerge over the next fow— going to emerge over the next few—indeed. - going to emerge over the next few—indeed. andj going to emerge over the next- few_indeed. and just few days? yeah, indeed. and just one—i— few days? yeah, indeed. and just one_| mouto- few days? yeah, indeed. and just one i would add is one more thing i would add is that of what happens to that in terms of what happens to yevgeny prigozhin , he's gone yevgeny prigozhin, he's gone quiet, which is not which is not like him because he's clearly a man who likes to rant. he's a very guy. vladimir very emotive guy. vladimir putin was asked in an interview a few years ago, are able to years ago, are you able to forgive ? and he said, yes. but forgive? and he said, yes. but the only thing i can't forgive is treason. yeah so. exactly. well look, it's reasonable to suspect that if vladimir putin feels so strongly enough that he will essentially try to novichok someone on the streets of britain, if you decide britain, then if you decide to drive military column towards drive a military column towards moscow, i think it's reasonable to suggest that you might not have that left. but we'll have that long left. but we'll have that long left. but we'll have to have that long left. but we'll move to woo— have that long left. but we'll have to wait and— have that long left. but we'll have to wait and see. - ozv�*g but we'll have to wait and see. well, ozzv�*g but we'll have to wait and see. well, we mm,— have to wait and see. well, we mm, monk— have to wait and see. well, we paul, thank you _ have to wait and see. well, we paul, thank you very much. paul hawkins,— paul, thank you very much. paul hawkins,_reporter.l paul, thank you very much. paul hawkins more reporter. paul, thank you very much. paul hawkinsmore this reporter. paul, thank you very much. paul hawkinsmore this repoinr. i've got more on this story in a couple—out- i've got more on this story in a couple—but first. . couple of minutes. but first. 0h,— couple of minutes. but first. 0m m— couple of minutes. but first. 0m m foot,— couple of minutes. but first. 0m m foot, i— couple of minutes. but first. oh, in fact, i won't just be

doing— oh, in fact, i won't just be doing moo— oh, in fact, i won't just be doing that-well. - oh, in fact, i won't just be doing that well. also doing that as well. i'm also going— going be talking about prince mmmom-o— going be talking about prince mmmom-o-oo— going be talking about prince william's-to end- william's bid to end homelessness, think homelessness, which i think is absolutely— homelessness, which i think is. absolutely—be absolutely massive. that will be his absolutely massive. that will be moo—wou- absolutely massive. that will bei mo—wom-uo his legacy. he could well end up being— his legacy. he could well end up being-moo— his legacy. he could well end up being-who ended- being the guy who ended homelessness,- being the guy who ended homelessness, pretty being the guy who ended homewayness, pretty being the guy who ended homewayness, remembered,tty good way to be remembered, i mink,— good way to be remembered, i mono-oo— good way to be remembered, i think,-as well. - good way to be remembered, i think, as well. and think, isn't it, as well. and yes,— think, isn't it, as well. and yes, mo— think, isn't it, as well. and yes, it's nearly— think, isn't it, as well. and yes, it's nearly the think, isn't it, as well. and- yes, it's nearly the _time, yes, it's nearly the dream time, as yes, it's nearly the dream time, oo-ooying— yes, it's nearly the dream time, as-saying.well. i as i've been saying as well. monk— as i've been saying as well. monk you— as i've been saying as well. monk you very— as i've been saying as well. thank you very much to everybody mono-o— thank you very much to everybody who's—been- who's been donating. i've been trying—forl trying to raise some money for the trying to raise some money for one-nonun— trying to raise some money fori the-health-mind, the mental health charity mind, and—ml the mental health charity mind,| and—m mo and i got my chest waxed at the weekend—lovely- weekend because you lovely monto— weekend because you lovely peopte—hasl weekend because you lovely- pooom—noo noon people hit 60 grand. it has been fumed.— people hit 60 grand. it has been mnem—mool filmed. i'll be playing you that monty. — shortly. now though, headlines mm— shortly. now though, headlines mm .— shortly. now though, headlines mm . mnom— shortly. now though, headlines with . tamsin patrick thanks very with. tamsin patrick thanks very noon. — with. tamsin patrick thanks very noon. mono— with. tamsin patrick thanks very much. here are— with. tamsin patrick thanks very much. here are the— with. tamsin patrick thanks very much. ozrnzi; mi; with. tamsin patrick thanks very much. here are the headlines at 330. the prime minister rishi sunak says it's too early to predict what will happen in russia following an attempted coup by wagner group mercenaries. the kremlin has posted the first video of president putin since the mutiny making a statement to young engineers. it's not clear when or where it was recorded . the or where it was recorded. the whereabouts of wagner leader yevgeny prigozhin is still unknown. he was last seen leaving the military headquarters in rostov on

saturday. a man in his 30s has died after being stabbed on a tram in nottingham . the attack tram in nottingham. the attack in basford in the north of the city happened at around 11:00 this morning. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder . an inquest has been told nicola bulley died as a result of drowning and that there was no evidence she was harmed. the mother of two disappeared in january whilst walking her dog along the river wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks later . a home office three weeks later. a home office pathologist told the inquest she had not been drinking before her death. other expert doubts have also been giving evidence, saying the river was just four degrees is almost freezing and inhaung degrees is almost freezing and inhaling just two breaths of water would have been lethal . water would have been lethal. the world's second largest cinema chain, cineworld, has announced it will file for administration in the uk. the move set to take place next month, is part of a restructuring plan . shareholders

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concentrate on the big picture. the big picture is that this is the pivot moment in this war because cause, as is well known to all military commanders , to all military commanders, morale material as 3 to 1. morale is to material as 3 to 1. and that means in this war,- and that means in this war, the unommno— and that means in this war, the ukrainians are— and that means in this war, the ukrainians are about 6 to 1. and at ukrainians are about 6 to 1. and no mm— ukrainians are about 6 to 1. and at this moment,— ukrainians are about 6 to 1. and at this moment, i— ukrainians are about 6 to 1. and at this moment, i would guess mm— at this moment, i would guess moo monon— at this moment, i would guess that russian morale is through the that russian morale is through mo moon — that russian morale is through the floor. and— that russian morale is through the floor. and also,- that russian morale is through the floor. 2 that russian morale is through the floor. ' z the floor. and also, just look at what happened in the space of six hours. the wagner group nomoo— six hours. the wagner group nomoo moo— six hours. the wagner group walked into rostov- x the wagner group walked into rostov on don, which is walked into rostov on don, which m mo— walked into rostov on don, which m mo military— walked into rostov on don, which is the military and— walked into rostov on don, which is the military and the monsoon— is the military and the logistics headquarter for the mono— logistics headquarter for the entire operation— logistics headquarter for the entire operation of the russian m— entire operation of the russian m mo— entire operation of the russian war in the south— entire operation of the russian war in the south of ukraine. so mm— war in the south of ukraine. so mm m— war in the south of ukraine. so mm m mo— war in the south of ukraine. so this is the moment going back to the this is the moment going back to me nonto— this is the moment going back to me noon on— this is the moment going back to the battle of waterloo , when the the battle of waterloo, when the duke— the battle of waterloo, when the duke of— the battle of waterloo, when the duke of wellington said to the gnonm— duke of wellington said to the gnonm, un— duke of wellington said to the guards, up guards and atom. so the ukrainians— guards, up guards and atom. so the ukrainians are— guards, up guards and atom. so the ukrainians are now going to noon— the ukrainians are now going to noon oo— the ukrainians are now going to noon to noo— the ukrainians are now going to need to move quickly onto the offensive. — need to move quickly onto the offensive. so _ need to move quickly onto the offensive. so what— need to move quickly onto the offensive. so what it means for us offensive. so what it means for m m— offensive. so what it means for m m mo— offensive. so what it means for us is two things.— offensive. so what it means for us is two things. one, we now noon— us is two things. one, we now need oo— us is two things. one, we now need to noo— us is two things. one, we now need to move to— us is two things. one, we now need to move to full backup. no ifs, need to move to full backup. no mo no— need to move to full backup. no mo no mm.— need to move to full backup. no ifs, no buts. the— need to move to full backup. no ifs, no buts. the same sort of mm— ifs, no buts. the same sort of mm noonoo— ifs, no buts. the same sort of full hearted support with full

decisiveness,_ full hearted support with full decisiveness, which was given at the decisiveness, which was given at mo very— decisiveness, which was given at the very beginning— decisiveness, which was given at the very beginning of the war monon— the very beginning of the war nnon nono— the very beginning of the war when boris johnson backed up ben momooo— when boris johnson backed up ben momooo oo— when boris johnson backed up ben wallace to provide— when boris johnson backed up ben wallace to provide those famous onto—tonn— wallace to provide those famous anti—tank weapons, without which the anti—tank weapons, without which mo mmmmog— anti—tank weapons, without which the blitzkrieg in— anti—tank weapons, without which the blitzkrieg in february of 22 noon— the blitzkrieg in february of 22 noon nove— the blitzkrieg in february of 22 might have happened . so we need might have happened. so we need to might have happened. so we need o oo— might have happened. so we need to do ou— might have happened. so we need to do no of— might have happened. so we need to do all of that— might have happened. so we need to do all of that .— might have happened. so we need to do all of that . we need also to do all of that. we need also to do all of that. we need also to poo— to do all of that. we need also to out mm— to do all of that. we need also to put full pressure on the anonomon— to put full pressure on the americans to— to put full pressure on the americans to speed up the moose— americans to speed up the release of— americans to speed up the release of the— americans to speed up the release of the f—16 viper monon— release of the f—16 viper moron .— release of the f—16 viper aircraft , the _ release of the f—16 viper aircraft , the air superiority aircraft, the air superiority manes— aircraft, the air superiority poonoo ano— aircraft, the air superiority planes and also the a—1o thunderbolt— planes and also the a—1o thunderbolt aircraft, which novon-o— thunderbolt aircraft, which haven't been— thunderbolt aircraft, which haven't been much discussed, but for onion— haven't been much discussed, but for nnmn mo— haven't been much discussed, but for which the ukrainians have omo— for which the ukrainians have omo noon— for which the ukrainians have also been training. so that's mo— also been training. so that's mo moon— also been training. so that's the detail bit— also been training. so that's the detail bit. _ also been training. so that's the detail bit. but what we've also got to remember is that uk is attack and i use the is under attack and i use the word advisedly on another front , which most people aren't aware of. we are at the moment being put of. we are at the moment being out moon— of. we are at the moment being out under nngo— we are at the moment being put under huge pressure by the european— put under huge pressure by the european union— put under huge pressure by the european union to submit ourselves . is— european union to submit ourselves . is back under control ourselves. is back under control of mo— ourselves. is back under control of mo ou— ourselves. is back under control of mo nu m— ourselves. is back under control of the eu in the— ourselves. is back under control of the eu in the military area monon— of the eu in the military area mnonon o— of the eu in the military area through a thing— of the eu in the military area through a thing called permanent structured— through a thing called permanent structured cooperation mission. ano— structured cooperation mission. mm mm— structured cooperation mission. mm mm wo— structured cooperation mission. and this we must— structured cooperation mission. and this we must not do . and i

and this we must not do. and i mmm— and this we must not do. and i mmm nanny,— and this we must not do. and i think, frankly, that ministers don-o— think, frankly, that ministers oon-o really— think, frankly, that ministers don't really understand much of this don't really understand much of mm .— don't really understand much of mm . .— don't really understand much of mm . i mm— don't really understand much of this. i was before— don't really understand much of this . i was before the select this. i was before the select connmoo— this. i was before the select committee on _ this. i was before the select committee on european security on mo— committee on european security on mo mm— committee on european security on mo mm of— committee on european security on the 17th of may,— committee on european security on the 17th of may, and oopoommg— on the 17th of may, and explaining all of this chapter ano— explaining all of this chapter and verse . and— explaining all of this chapter and verse . and i— explaining all of this chapter and verse . and i think that it and verse. and i think that it came as something of a surprise to mo— came as something of a surprise to mo mm,— came as something of a surprise to the mps, the— came as something of a surprise to the mps, the officials , i to the mps, the officials, i mmm— to the mps, the officials, i think, either— to the mps, the officials, i think, either understand think, either don't understand it think, either don't understand m on— think, either don't understand m on m— think, either don't understand m on m they— think, either don't understand it or if they do— think, either don't understand it or if they do understand it, onion— it or if they do understand it, which _worse,- it or if they do understand it, which worse, they which is even worse, they oomomy— which is even worse, they actually _the - which is even worse, they actually the idea of actually support the idea of oonnonmmg— actually support the idea of compromising our sovereign moooonoonoo— compromising our sovereign independence on defence at this one,— independence on defence at this mno, onion— independence on defence at this mno, nnmn m— independence on defence at this time, which is not— independence on defence at this time, which is not acceptable . time, which is not acceptable. no time, which is not acceptable. mo good— time, which is not acceptable. mo gooo ming— time, which is not acceptable. mo gooo mmg. — time, which is not acceptable. no good thing . no good thing. can i ask you a little bit to to, expand on what you've just said there about, about the european union and trying to rope us in again to some kind of military bloc ? what some kind of military bloc? what is that ? i i certainly can, is that? i i certainly can, patrick, because people viewing need to be really aware of this. ever since the united kingdom voooo— ever since the united kingdom voooo oo— ever since the united kingdom voted to leave— ever since the united kingdom voted to leave the european union— voted to leave the european union mo— voted to leave the european union, the eu— voted to leave the european union, the eu has been pushing ano— union, the eu has been pushing and pmmmo— union, the eu has been pushing and pmmmg oo— union, the eu has been pushing and pushing to create a military mnonoion— and pushing to create a military mnonoion oo— and pushing to create a military dimension to the— and pushing to create a military dimension to the eu. it's a pommooo— dimension to the eu. it's a pointless thing— dimension to the eu. it's a pointless thing to do because moto— pointless thing to do because mmo m— pointless thing to do because mmo m mo— pointless thing to do because nato is the organisation which

has nato is the organisation which noo mm— nato is the organisation which mm mm mo— nato is the organisation which has kept the peace for 80 years no— has kept the peace for 80 years and mm— has kept the peace for 80 years and mm moo— has kept the peace for 80 years and will keep the— has kept the peace for 80 years and will keep the peace on into the and will keep the peace on into mo mono.— and will keep the peace on into the future. but— and will keep the peace on into the future. but it's— and will keep the peace on into the future. but it's being ononoo— the future. but it's being pushed principally by president moon— pushed principally by president moon ano— pushed principally by president macron and the— pushed principally by president macron and the intention is partly— macron and the intention is oomy oo— macron and the intention is partly to punish us and partly partly to puniin us and partly to partly to punish us and partly to ooonvo— partly to punish us and partly to deprive m— partly to punish us and partly to deprive us as— partly to punish us and partly to deprive us as the only tier nmmon— to deprive us as the only tier one military power in europe of the one military power in europe of mo moomg— one military power in europe of the leading role— one military power in europe of the leading role which we have noo— the leading role which we have moo m— the leading role which we have moo m supporting— the leading role which we have had in supporting the ukrainians and mood— had in supporting the ukrainians and indeed with— had in supporting the ukrainians and indeed with the attempt now to moon— and indeed with the attempt now to moon non— and indeed with the attempt now to block ben wallace from nooonmg— to block ben wallace from becoming the _ to block ben wallace from becoming the next secretary—general of nato , becoming the next— secretary—general of nato , of secretary—general of nato, of moving,— secretary—general of nato, of nong, m— secretary—general of nato, of moving, m no— secretary—general of nato, of having, as we have traditionally had having, as we have traditionally moo mo— having, as we have traditionally had the number— having, as we have traditionally had the number two role in nato . ano— had the number two role in nato . mm mm— had the number two role in nato . mm mm dono— had the number two role in nato . and it's done, as— had the number two role in nato . and it's done, as i— had the number two role in nato . and it's done, as i said, monon— . and it's done, as i said, through something called oonnonono— through something called permanent structured cooperation. - permanent structured cooperation. as with the permanent structured - cooperation.-as with the eu, cooperation. and as with the eu, ovonmnmg— cooperation. and as with the eu, ovonymmg m— cooperation. and as with the eu, everything is always in the oooom. — everything is always in the detail. - devil - everything is always in the detail.-devil is- everything is always in the detail. devil is always in detail. the devil is always in mo— detail. the devil is always in one-m— detail. the devil is always in mo-m .— detail. the devil is always in the-as i said- detail. the devil is always in the-as i said ,- detail. the devil is always in the as i said , and i the detail. as i said, and i ooomoo— the detail. as i said, and i spotted ou— the detail. as i said, and i spelled all this- the detail. as i said, and i spelled all this out for the select— spelled all this out for the ootooo—on- spelled all this out for the. select—on-17th spelled all this out for the- select_on-17th of select committee on the 17th of may,— select committee on the 17th of moo, anybody— select committee on the 17th of mayo anybody who _ select committee on the 17th of may, anybody who wants to watch it it may, anybody who wants to watch m-m con— may, anybody who wants to watch m-m go — may, anybody who wants to watch it-it can go online- it or read it can go online and ou— it or read it can go online and m of— it or read it can go online and see all of that— it or read it can go online and see all of that chapter and moo— see all of that chapter and verse into hinckley. the mmmm— verse into hinckley. the mmmmy of— verse into hinckley. the ministry of defence . for the ministry of defence. for the moo— ministry of defence. for the int mne— ministry of defence. for the first time in— ministry of defence. for the first time in my— ministry of defence. for the first time in my long career did me first time in my long career did no mo— first time in my long career did me the honour— first time in my long career did me the honour of— first time in my long career did me the honour of issuing a press mmooo— me the honour of issuing a press release , suggesting, without release, suggesting, without nonmg— release, suggesting, without nonmg no— release, suggesting, without nonmg no-ny- release, suggesting, without naming me, my evidence was naming me, that my evidence was moonooo— naming me, that my evidence was

moonooo nnmn — naming me, that my evidence was incorrect, which wasn't. so it gove— incorrect, which wasn't. so it gave no— incorrect, which wasn't. so it gave no o— incorrect, which wasn't. so it gave me a reason- incorrect, which wasn't. so it gave me a reason to give the oonnmooo— gave me a reason to give the oonnmooo o— gave me a reason to give the committee a full— gave me a reason to give the committee a full and very oooomoo— committee a full and very detailed rebuttal explaining why i detailed rebuttal explaining why i mm— detailed rebuttal explaining why i ngm— detailed rebuttal explaining why imm ngm ong— detailed rebuttal explaining why i was right and the officials in the i was right and the officials in mo moo— i was right and the officials in the mod were— i was right and the officials in the mod were wrong. so we've got to moon— the mod were wrong. so we've got to moon mm. — the mod were wrong. so we've got to watch this. if— the mod were wrong. so we've got to watch this. if we— the mod were wrong. so we've got to watch this. if we were not at mooo — to watch this. if we were not at war, these games— to watch this. if we were not at war, these games in the sandpit, if i war, these games in the sandpit, m i may— war, these games in the sandpit, m i may gno— war, these games in the sandpit, m i may put m— war, these games in the sandpit, if i may put it somewhat contemptuously, wouldn't matter contem ptuously, wouldn't matter so contemptuously, wouldn't matter oo-.— contemptuously, wouldn't matter oo-. mm— contemptuously, wouldn't matter oo-. mm no— contemptuously, wouldn't matter oo-. nmno-m- contemptuously, wouldn't matter so-. but we-in the- so much. but we are in the nmmo— so much. but we are in the nmmolo— so much. but we are in the middle-a war- so much. but we are in the middle a war and it therefore middle of a war and it therefore nomom— middle of a war and it therefore nomom o— middle of a war and it therefore matters a great— middle of a war and it therefore matters a great deal that the mongo— matters a great deal that the omonm m— matters a great deal that the omongm m m— matters a great deal that the attempt is in the— matters a great deal that the attempt is in the first instance to noon— attempt is in the first instance to noon m— attempt is in the first instance to hoick us under— attempt is in the first instance to hoick us under eu control mnongn— to hoick us under eu control through something called nmmon— through something called military mobility, which is an mongo— military mobility, which is an omongm ny— military mobility, which is an omongm by mo— military mobility, which is an attempt by the eu to take over from— attempt by the eu to take over from moto— attempt by the eu to take over from mmo .— attempt by the eu to take over from nato . the— attempt by the eu to take over from nato . the transportation of from nato. the transportation of nooonoo— from nato. the transportation of nooonot ano— from nato. the transportation of materiel and machines within the oommom— materiel and machines within the oommom of— materiel and machines within the continent of europe, something onion— continent of europe, something nnmn moto— continent of europe, something which nato ought to be doing, not which nato ought to be doing, noo mo— which nato ought to be doing, noo mo ou— which nato ought to be doing, noo mo nu m— which nato ought to be doing, not the eu at all.— which nato ought to be doing, not the eu at all. the eu has no maco— not the eu at all. the eu has no mooo m— not the eu at all. the eu has no place m ony— not the eu at all. the eu has no place m on of— not the eu at all. the eu has no place in any of this— not the eu at all. the eu has no place in any of this and this is a place in any of this and this is o mm— place in any of this and this is o mm ong— place in any of this and this is a real and present— place in any of this and this is a real and present threat. i'm sonny— a real and present threat. i'm oony oo— a real and present threat. i'm son to move— a real and present threat. i'm sorry to have to,— a real and present threat. i'm sorry to have to, you know, put it sorry to have to, you know, put m m— sorry to have to, you know, put m m bluntly— sorry to have to, you know, put it as bluntly as— sorry to have to, you know, put it as bluntly as that, but people— it as bluntly as that, but people mo— it as bluntly as that, but people are simply not aware it's a people are simply not aware it's o mm— people are simply not aware it's o mm mo— people are simply not aware it's a it's the other— people are simply not aware it's a it's the other edge of the mnoon— a it's the other edge of the pincer, patrick,— a it's the other edge of the pincer, patrick, of which the momnonn— pincer, patrick, of which the northern ireland protocol is the omon— northern ireland protocol is the omon mnoon— northern ireland protocol is the omon mnoon .— northern ireland protocol 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other pincer, an attempt to keep the other pincer, an attempt to keep mo mm— other pincer, an attempt to keep mo m m— other pincer, an attempt to keep the uk in what's— other pincer, an attempt to keep the uk in what's called high dynamic— the uk in what's called high dynamic alignment with the eu and dynamic alignment with the eu ono mono— dynamic alignment with the eu and people know— dynamic alignment with the eu and people know about the momnom— and people know about the northern ireland protocol and the so—called_ northern ireland protocol and the so—called windsor framework. thev're — the so—called windsor framework. thev're noo— the so—called windsor framework. they're not aware— the so—called windsor framework. they're not aware of— the so—called windsor framework. they're not aware of pesco . they they're not aware of pesco. they nood— they're not aware of pesco. they need oo— they're not aware of pesco. they need to mono— they're not aware of pesco. they need to woke up— they're not aware of pesco. they need to wake up and be aware of it need to wake up and be aware of m now— need to wake up and be aware of it now because— need to wake up and be aware of it now because we— need to wake up and be aware of it now because we now need to be gmnmg— it now because we now need to be gmnmg oo— it now because we now need to be gmnmg oo monon— it now because we now need to be pushing to support the ukrainians. _ pushing to support the ukrainians. absolute 100. ciro/q ukrainians. absolute 100. okay. i ukrainians. absolute 100. okay. i mmm— ukrainians. absolute 100. okay. mmnm you-vo— ukrainians. absolute 100. okay. i think you've woken a few people up with that. thank you very, very much. great to have you on the show. and i hope to talk you again very talk to you again very, very soon detail on soon in even more detail on these with and these topics with you and princess, and by the way, princess, who is and by the way, this the reason this is really the main reason why listen to why you should all listen to what this chap has to say. the former to the ministry former adviser to the ministry of nato the united of defence, nato and the united nafions of defence, nato and the united nations saying is now is the what he's saying is now is the time for more action. let's time for even more action. let's get russians run. is get the russians on the run. is his there is just two his view. now there is just two days to until i dance with a days to go until i dance with a group of strippers. that's group of male strippers. that's a juxtaposition of stories, isn't to get ready for my isn't it? so to get ready for my big night, i got my chest waxed on yes , it hurts on saturday. and yes, it hurts a lot. will footage lot. we will have footage of this shortly. of this very shortly. i am, of course, doing it to raise money this very shortly. i am, of course, mentalt to raise money this very shortly. i am, of course, mental health ;e money this very shortly. i am, of course, mental health charityey for the mental health charity mind. also discussing mind. i will also be discussing prince end

prince william's bid to end homelessness . don't dare homelessness. don't you dare move christys on news

on gb news, britain's news. channel just after 4:00, i will nove— channel just after 4:00, i will novo mo— channel just after 4:00, i will novo mo very— channel just after 4:00, i will have the very latest- " just after 4:00, i will have the very latest on the ngm— have the very latest on the mgm oo — have the very latest on the mgm oo mog— have the very latest on the fight to stop 2000 male migrants nomg— fight to stop 2000 male migrants nomg monsoo— fight to stop 2000 male migrants being housed at— fight to stop 2000 male migrants being housed at the raf base mm— being housed at the raf base moo nm— being housed at the raf base that was also— being housed at the raf base that was also used by the dambusters.— that was also used by the dambusters. but the prince of mono— dambusters. but the prince of monoo noo— dambusters. but the prince of wales has today— dambusters. but the prince of wales has today ironically nonnonoo— wales has today ironically launched something called mononooo— launched something called mononooo .— launched something called homewood , an— launched something called homewood , an ambitious campaign homewood, an ambitious campaign to end— homewood, an ambitious campaign to end homelessness in the uk nmnm— to end homelessness in the uk nmnm mo— to end homelessness in the uk within five years. _ to end homelessness in the uk within five years. however, with onm—nononony— within five years. however, with anti—monarchy group republic ooonomg— anti—monarchy group republic ooonomg mo— anti—monarchy group republic accusing the prince of hypocrisy gnon— accusing the prince of hypocrisy gnon mm— accusing the prince of hypocrisy given no not— accusing the prince of hypocrisy given his vast wealth and collection— given his vast wealth and collection of— given his vast wealth and collection of palaces, can he convince the _ collection of palaces, can he convince the doubters that this is convince the doubters that this m mon— convince the doubters that this is more than a— convince the doubters that this is more than a publicity stunt ? is more than a publicity stunt? ano— is more than a publicity stunt? ono too-o— is more than a publicity stunt? ono too-o goo— is more than a publicity stunt? and let's get more? i think , on and let's get more? i think, on mo— and let's get more? i think, on mo mnnoo— and let's get more? i think, on mo prince of— and let's get more? i think, on the prince of wales, rather nongo— the prince of wales, rather nongo moo— the prince of wales, rather large three homes, shall we? so a large three homes, shall we? so o m— large three homes, shall we? so o m on— large three homes, shall we? so a bit of detail— large three homes, shall we? so a bit of detail on— large three homes, shall we? so a bit of detail on his main noomonoo— a bit of detail on his main residence is— a bit of detail on his main residence is adelaide cottage , a residence is adelaide cottage, a non— residence is adelaide cottage, a four bedroom — residence is adelaide cottage, a four bedroom property in windsor coomo-o— four bedroom property in windsor coomo-o nono— four bedroom property in windsor castle's home park— four bedroom property in windsor castle's home park in london. he noo— castle's home park in london. he noo monomgoon— castle's home park in london. he has kensington palace is 20 room momnom— has kensington palace is 20 room

oponnono ono— has kensington palace is 20 room oponnono o— has kensington palace is 20 room apartment one. a he also has mom— apartment one. a he also has mom o— apartment one. a he also has anmer hall a mansion on the mng-o— anmer hall a mansion on the mng-o nnooo— anmer hall a mansion on the king's private sandringham oooooo— king's private sandringham oooooo m— king's private sandringham estate in norfolk and as the dono— estate in norfolk and as the none of— estate in norfolk and as the duke of cornwall, he owns almost moooo— duke of cornwall, he owns almost moooo oonoo— duke of cornwall, he owns almost 135,000 acres of— duke of cornwall, he owns almost 135,000 acres of land in 23 oonnmoo— 135,000 acres of land in 23 oonnnoo m— 135,000 acres of land in 23 counties in the— 135,000 acres of land in 23 counties in the uk. so remote snonn— counties in the uk. so remote snonn money— counties in the uk. so remote shaun bailey people are still onmmmmg— shaun bailey people are still criticising him _ shaun bailey people are still criticising him for this. but onynon— criticising him for this. but onynoy, m— criticising him for this. but anyway, in answer to these onmmo— anyway, in answer to these critics, spokesperson for critics, a spokesperson for prince— critics, a spokesperson for mnnoo—mol critics, a spokesperson for- prince _the prince prince william said the prince of-m— prince william said the prince on-m m— prince william said the prince on-m m o— prince william said the prince on-m m o non- prince william said the prince of is in a very fortunate of wales is in a very fortunate ooomon— of wales is in a very fortunate poomon. mo— of wales is in a very fortunate position. he shining a position. he has been shining a ngm— position. he has been shining a mgm on— position. he has been shining a light on homelessness for ooooooo— light on homelessness for decades-could- light on homelessness for decades. could sit there and decades. he could sit there and oonomno— decades. he could sit there and oommno oo— decades. he could sit there and continue to shine— decades. he could sit there and continue to shine a— decades. he could sit there and continue to shine a light on it, or continue to shine a light on it, on no— continue to shine a light on it, on no conno— continue to shine a light on it, on no oomo-o— continue to shine a light on it, or he could-a big- continue to shine a light on it, or he could a big gesture or he could make a big gesture or he could make a big gesture o-oo mono- or he could make a big gesture or some people would see or do what some people would see as or do what some people would see oo o m— or do what some people would see oo o no omn— or do what some people would see as a pr stunt. but— or do what some people would see as a pr stunt. but this is about onoonng— as a pr stunt. but this is about onooomg o— as a pr stunt. but this is about creating a program that is truly onooomomo— creating a program that is truly sustainable create sustainable and will create oyooono— sustainable and will create systems change in the homelessness system. so there we go. con— homelessness system. so there we go. con n— homelessness system. so there we go. con n moo— homelessness system. so there we go. con n no say— homelessness system. so there we go. can i just say this? absolutely— go. can i just say this? absolutely winds me right up nono— absolutely winds me right up more moo— absolutely winds me right up here that people criticise . they here that people criticise. they say,— here that people criticise. they oon-nononony- here that people criticise. they say, monarchy shouldn't say, oh, the monarchy shouldn't onoo— say, oh, the monarchy shouldn't moo—mon,- exist. all right. well, if gnongo— exist. all right. well, if groups republic exist. all right. well, if groups-republic it groups like republic had it mon— groups like republic had it mon non— groups like republic had it mon noy, oo— groups like republic had it their way, as far as i can tell, yon-o— their way, as far as i can tell, moo-mo— their way, as far as i can tell, you'd the monarchy. but you'd abolish the monarchy. but noonnonn— you'd abolish the monarchy. but presumably-would- presumably william would just moog— keep all of those houses and nono— keep all of those houses and mm ono— keep all of those houses and mm ono-oo- keep all of those houses and land and-to do- keep all of those houses and land and to do whatever land and be able to do whatever he land and be able to do whatever no—mm- land and be able to do whateveri no—mmimog he wants with them. but we keep

the he wants with them. but we keep mo—no-o- he wants with them. but we keepi one—moo gomg the monarchy, and now he's going to the monarchy, and now he's going oo-fon— the monarchy, and now he's going oo-fon good.— the monarchy, and now he's going to _for good. and— the monarchy, and now he's going to for good. and that's to use it for good. and that's mm— to use it for good. and that's omm nong— to use it for good. and that's still wrong. that's still bad. i no— still wrong. that's still bad. i m m— still wrong. that's still bad. i mean, he is going to be the mono— mean, he is going to be the. anno—oono. future king, for goodness sake. i future king, for goodness sake. i—wantl future king, for goodness sake. n—nono oo i mean, where do you want him to moo— i mean, where do you want him to moo-connot— i mean, where do you want him to live-council flat— i mean, where do you want him to live-council flat in— live in a council flat in snongno— live in a council flat in slough?-on- live in a council flat in slough? on this now live in a council flat in- slough?-on this now with live in a council flat in— slough?-on this now with gb slough? more on this now with gb mono— slough? more on this now with gb mono noyon— slough? more on this now with gb news royal correspondent cameron momon — walker. so william is looking to oononon— seriously end homelessness? noon.— seriously end homelessness? noon-oo— seriously end homelessness? noon-oo-m- seriously end homelessness? i yeah,-to-it rare. yeah, he wants to make it rare. brief unrepeated. and during brief and unrepeated. and during this years he's chosen this five years he's chosen and his chosen six his team have chosen six locations across uk and locations across the uk and they're going to become blueprints to end homelessness in future . because all of in the future. because all of these locations have slightly different maybe is different problems. maybe one is to young people's mental to do with young people's mental health. person's view health. one person's view of addiction so that's addiction and so on. so that's the idea behind it. now i've spoken to many people very close to the prince of wales who work with him daily, and what they've told that he has put hours told me is that he has put hours and hours into this project . told me is that he has put hours and hours into this project. he isn't just turning up for an hour to do a speech or whatever. he's been sitting down in meetings people on the meetings chasing people on the phones, making sure that everything's perfect because it stems he was 11, stems back to when he was 11, when visited the passage with when he visited the passage with his mother, princess diana . and his mother, princess diana. and he said his speech today that

he said in his speech today that that really kind of spurred him on him to do do on and inspired him to do do a lot of work on this area because he obviously is incredibly privileged. and he points out the fact that he is incredibly privileged, but he's using his fame essentially to shine a light on this issue. and you just see it on the front pages of the telegraph today the of the telegraph today and the fact talking about it fact we're talking about it now. i people would argue i think many people would argue if a politician talking if it was a politician talking about this , it wouldn't get about this, it wouldn't get quite coverage. well quite as much coverage. well also be also possibly a lot less will be done be overly done because it will be overly politicised, etcetera. whereas i was always told,— politicised, etcetera. whereas i was always told, don't- e if. : f whereas i was always told, don't start a oongoign— was always told, don't start a oongoign yon— was always told, don't start a campaign you don't already know yon-o— campaign you don't already know yon-o gomg— campaign you don't already know yon-o gomg oo— campaign you don't already know you're going to win. so it would mgno— you're going to win. so it would mgno oo— you're going to win. so it would figure to no— you're going to win. so it would figure to me anyway that prince mmon — figure to me anyway that prince mmon noo— figure to me anyway that prince william has got— figure to me anyway that prince william has got a— figure to me anyway that prince william has got a very good idea moo— william has got a very good idea moo no— william has got a very good idea moo m m— william has got a very good idea moo m m gomg— william has got a very good idea that he is going to— william has got a very good idea that he is going to do this. he is. that he is going to do this. he m. mo— that he is going to do this. he m. m m— that he is going to do this. he is. he is actually— that he is going to do this. he is. he is actually got a proper gono— is. he is actually got a proper gono mon.— is. he is actually got a proper game plan. some— is. he is actually got a proper game plan. some people are oonng— game plan. some people are oonng-nonon- game plan. some people are saying usual trope, saying it's the usual trope, mnm— saying it's the usual trope, mnm mo— saying it's the usual trope, isn't it? well,— saying it's the usual trope, isn't it? well, if— saying it's the usual trope, isn't it? well, if we turn buckingham _ isn't it? well, if we turn buckingham palace into a homelessness— buckingham palace into a homelessness shelter, we could put homelessness shelter, we could poo-peopte— homelessness shelter, we could goo-goono m— homelessness shelter, we could put people in there. well, put 100 people in there. well, all put 100 people in there. well, on ngm— put 100 people in there. well, on ngno. okav-_ put 100 people in there. well, all right. okay. not all right. okay. he's not necessarily— all right. okay. he's not. necessarily-throw all right. okay. he's not- necessarily-throw the necessarily going to throw the moro— necessarily going to throw the doors-kensington - necessarily going to throw the doors kensington palace open doors of kensington palace open or doors of kensington palace open on nnooonon— doors of kensington palace open or whatever, but— doors of kensington palace open or whatever, but he _ doors of kensington palace open or whatever, but he got or whatever, but he has got mono,— or whatever, but he has got mono, noon-o— or whatever, but he has got land, hasn't-and- or whatever, but he has got land, hasn't and there is land, hasn't he? and there is

mm— land, hasn't he? and there is non of— land, hasn't he? and there is took of mn — land, hasn't he? and there is talk of him genuinely using some of mo— talk of him genuinely using some of mo on— talk of him genuinely using some of his own land.— talk of him genuinely using some of his own land. yeah, absolutely— of his own land. yeah, absolutely . - of his own land. yeah, absolutely . s613 of his own land. yeah,- absolutely . so there's 300,000 absolutely. so there's 300,000 people in the uk who are currently experiencing some form of homelessness, whether that's sleeping the or sleeping rough on the streets or sofa something like sofa surfing or something like that. there are not 300,000 rooms in the buckingham palace, kensington palace , etcetera. but kensington palace, etcetera. but you're right, he does have 135,000 acres of duchy of cornwall land at his disposal. i've spoken to his spokesperson at kensington palace , and at kensington palace, and they've essentially said that they've essentially said that they are looking at ways to create social housing on duchy land. this is prince william and his team, but at the moment they're not really seeing any further details. i suspect the reason for that is it's in very, very early days , so we'll have very early days, so we'll have to wait and see on that. but for now, the focus is very much on homewards and his five year project exactly. project here. yeah, exactly. so it project here. yeah, exactly. so m—mon- project here. yeah, exactly. so m—mon oo- it is a five year plan to essentially— it is a five year plan to essentially end homelessness. it conno— essentially end homelessness. it oonm-oo— essentially end homelessness. it oomo-oo many- essentially end homelessness. it could so many other could just solve so many other issues as well— could just solve so many other issues as well because they're trying— issues as well because they're trying oo— issues as well because they're trying to m— issues as well because they're trying to .— issues as well because they're trying to use, i believe , a trying to use, i believe, a model— trying to use, i believe, a nooon-noo— trying to use, i believe, a model was started in model that was started in mnnono— model that was started in finland which— model that was started in finland which basically said, noon,—

finland which basically said, look, unfortunately a lot of mono— look, unfortunately a lot of mono-ooo— look, unfortunately a lot of people are homeless people who are homeless also nono— people who are homeless also. have—addiction, have other needs, say addiction, for have other needs, say addiction, non-.— have other needs, say addiction, fon-. moo— have other needs, say addiction, for-. not everyone,- have other needs, say addiction, for . not everyone, but for example. not everyone, but mono— for example. not everyone, but some people have— for example. not everyone, but some people have addiction. monoo—gnmg issues. and actually, by giving mon — issues. and actually, by giving mon o— issues. and actually, by giving mon o nono— issues. and actually, by giving them a home to— issues. and actually, by giving them a home to begin with, moo-o— them a home to begin with, moo-o o— them a home to begin with, that's a starting— them a home to begin with, that's a starting place to then go ono— that's a starting place to then go one one— that's a starting place to then go on o— that's a starting place to then go and cure a lot— that's a starting place to then go and cure a lot of their other nomeno— go and cure a lot of their other problem n— go and cure a lot of their other problems. i mean,— go and cure a lot of their other problems. i mean, if you say to a problems. i mean, if you say to o nonom— problems. i mean, if you say to a heroin addict,— problems. i mean, if you say to a heroin addict, oh,— problems. i mean, if you say to a heroin addict, oh, look, we're going— a heroin addict, oh, look, we're gomg-gno— a heroin addict, oh, look, we're going-give vou— a heroin addict, oh, look, we're going give you some support going to give you some support mm— going to give you some support mon—none,- going to give you some support with—here, and. with your addiction here, and m— with your addiction here, and m non— with your addiction here, and m yon goo— with your addiction here, and even if you get them to a nooomoo— even if you get them to a narcotics or narcotics anonymous meeting or moo—noneooo- into rehab, then you release men — into rehab, then you release. men _oneeo into rehab, then you release- them _street in them back out onto the street in mmon — them back out onto the street in mmon .— them back out onto the street in mmon n neon— them back out onto the street in winter. i mean, go— them back out onto the street in winter. i mean, go figure. non-e— winter. i mean, go figure. non-o gomg— winter. i mean, go figure. you're going to- winter. i mean, go figure. you're going to end up probably oomng— you're going to end up probably toning—mom- you're going to end up probably taking—again. so- you're going to end up probably taking again. so this taking something again. so this is taking something again. so this m noomng— taking something again. so this is looking-solving— taking something again. so this is looking solving a is looking at solving a multitude— is looking at solving a. multitude-isn't is looking at solving a- multitude-isn't it? multitude of issues, isn't it? too —m— multitude of issues, isn't it? too —m me- multitude of issues, isn't it? yes. _is the only. yes. so finland is the only country the european union at yes. so finland is the only cou momentie european union at yes. so finland is the only cou moment where pean union at yes. so finland is the only cou moment where homelessness is the moment where homelessness is actually going down the rate of homelessness. and that is because, you say, this because, as you say, this housing first policy, they've got where essentially they house people first, regardless of whatever mental health or addiction issues they have, and then they sort out mental then they sort out the mental health addiction issues health and addiction issues afterwards that prince afterwards so that prince william has praised that issue to some extent in his speech. but clearly he's future king. he cannot involved in political cannot get involved in political issues . and it is a very fine

issues. and it is a very fine line for him to tread. royal aides insists that he is very much staying above politics and it's all above board. and his campaign is simply additive to what local governments and charities are already doing. but i we'll have to and i suppose we'll have to wait and see time whether see in five years time whether the proof's in the pudding. i just think it's a tremendous mmg. — just think it's a tremendous mmg. noon,— just think it's a tremendous thing. look, cameron, thank you nonn— thing. look, cameron, thank you “wm—0",- thing. look, cameron, thank you. non—on momen thing. look, cameron, thank you. vthey're_on, walker thing. look, cameron, thank you vthey're our on, walker thing. look, cameron, thank you vthey're our royal on, walker . they're our royal correspondent. just filling you in correspondent. just filling you mlme— correspondent. just filling you in.the latest— correspondent. just filling you in the latest from prince in on the latest from prince mmon— in on the latest from prince. william,_initiative. william, a fantastic initiative. ano— william, a fantastic initiative. ono mngono— william, a fantastic initiative. and fingers crossed, actually, william, a fantastic initiative. and would. crossed, actually, william, a fantastic initiative. and would. cr(his d, actually, william, a fantastic initiative. and would. cr(his legacy,illy, that would be his legacy, nomon-o— that would be his legacy, wouldn't it?— that would be his legacy, wouldn't it? solving homelessness . so there we go. homelessness. so there we go. mon— homelessness. so there we go. mon onon— homelessness. so there we go. mon onon. me— homelessness. so there we go. now okay. we are— homelessness. so there we go. now okay. we are going to be nomnnmg— now okay. we are going to be nomnnmg oo— now okay. we are going to be returning to our— now okay. we are going to be returning to our story a little bit returning to our story a little mm moon— returning to our story a little mm moon on— returning to our story a little bit later on in— returning to our story a little bit later on in the show . so but bit later on in the show. so but oo— bit later on in the show. so but now to something— bit later on in the show. so but now to something suddenly a bit nonoonon— now to something suddenly a bit more personal for— now to something suddenly a bit more personal for me anyway. as nonn— more personal for me anyway. as nonn on— more personal for me anyway. as nony on non— more personal for me anyway. as nony on you mon— more personal for me anyway. as many of you know who i am oonnomg— many of you know who i am counting down— many of you know who i am counting down to wednesday , june counting down to wednesday, june the counting down to wednesday, june me mm,— counting down to wednesday, june the 28th, which _ counting down to wednesday, june the 28th, which is— counting down to wednesday, june the 28th, which is two days time nnen— the 28th, which is two days time nnen n— the 28th, which is two days time nnen n mm— the 28th, which is two days time when i will dance— the 28th, which is two days time when i will dance on stage with the when i will dance on stage with me onoonnono— when i will dance on stage with the dreamboys who say they are the dreamboys who say they are one-nonono— the dreamboys who say they are the famous strippers the most famous male strippers in the most famous male strippers m mo— the most famous male strippers m me mm— the most famous male strippers m me mm. .— the most famous male strippers m me m. n on— the most famous male strippers in the uk. i am doing it to mo— in the uk. i am doing it to monon— in the uk. i am doing it to raise money for- in the uk. i am doing it to raise money for the mental neomn— raise money for the mental health charity— raise money for the mental health charity mind and is health charity mind and there is nnnomnnme— health charity mind and there is unfortunate an— health charity mind and there is unfortunate an epidemic of male

omome— unfortunate an epidemic of male omome m— unfortunate an epidemic of male omome m me— unfortunate an epidemic of male suicide at the moment. every omgm— suicide at the moment. every omgm day— suicide at the moment. every omgm ooy m— suicide at the moment. every single day 12 men take their own meo— single day 12 men take their own mneo ono— single day 12 men take their own lives and suicide— single day 12 men take their own lives and suicide ed kills more men under the— lives and suicide ed kills more men under the age of 40 than cancer , road traffic accidents cancer, road traffic accidents ono— cancer, road traffic accidents on m— cancer, road traffic accidents on m foot,— cancer, road traffic accidents and in fact, anything else? it's the and in fact, anything else? it's me omgm— and in fact, anything else? it's the single biggest killer of men moon— the single biggest killer of men under mo— the single biggest killer of men under me me— the single biggest killer of men under the age of— the single biggest killer of men under the age of 40. now thank you— under the age of 40. now thank you oo— under the age of 40. now thank you to everybody— under the age of 40. now thank you to everybody who's been oonmmg— you to everybody who's been oonmmg oo— you to everybody who's been donating so far. _ you to everybody who's been donating so far. we have raised oono— donating so far. we have raised around £68,000.— donating so far. we have raised around £68,000. here is the link . mo— around £68,000. here is the link . m-o moo— . moi-mo— giving.com/fundraising, forward moon— giving.com/fundraising, forward slash challenge.— giving.com/fundraising, forward slash challenge. christie's just giving.com/fundraising/challenge omome-o— giving.com/fundraising/challenge onnome-o .— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's i am _ giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's i am just 48 hours mon— christie's i am just 48 hours onon non — christie's i am just 48 hours away from getting my kit off on oooge— away from getting my kit off on oooge ono— away from getting my kit off on oooge ono .— away from getting my kit off on stage and i promise you that if you— stage and i promise you that if you oonmeo— stage and i promise you that if you oonmeo n— stage and i promise you that if you donated i would get myself moo— you donated i would get myself moo oooeno— you donated i would get myself into decent shape— you donated i would get myself into decent shape . so it is time into decent shape. so it is time for no— into decent shape. so it is time for no oo— into decent shape. so it is time for me to reintroduce you to our old for me to reintroduce you to our one meno— for me to reintroduce you to our one mono .— for me to reintroduce you to our one mono , oo— for me to reintroduce you to our old friend , ed patrick christys old friend, ed patrick christys . meno— old friend, ed patrick christys . mono m— old friend, ed patrick christys . mono m o— old friend, ed patrick christys . here is a picture of what i took— . here is a picture of what i took mne— . here is a picture of what i look like when— . here is a picture of what i look like when i— . here is a picture of what i look like when i started this noon— look like when i started this nmn fon— look like when i started this push for donations, i weighed in at push for donations, i weighed in m o— push for donations, i weighed in m o mgnnng— push for donations, i weighed in at a fighting weight of 15 mon— at a fighting weight of 15 mon mo.— at a fighting weight of 15 stone, £8. but- at a fighting weight of 15 stone, £8. but the problem was i mon— stone, £8. but the problem was i men nono— stone, £8. but the problem was i men went on— stone, £8. but the problem was i then went on to— stone, £8. but the problem was i then went on to put— stone, £8. but the problem was i then went on to put more weight on oo peopte— then went on to put more weight on as people will— then went on to put more weight on as people will be able to see

in on as people will be able to see m o— on as people will be able to see m o moone— on as people will be able to see in a picture that— on as people will be able to see in a picture that we're going to nnng. — in a picture that we're going to nnng. voo— in a picture that we're going to bring noo noon— in a picture that we're going to bring. yes look at— in a picture that we're going to bring. yes look at that. nnnmmg— bring. yes look at that. trundling large ball built like a trundling large ball built like o ommoo— trundling large ball built like a stuffed olive.— trundling large ball built like a stuffed olive. anyway, you guys— a stuffed olive. anyway, you gnyo mono— a stuffed olive. anyway, you guys kept donating so it was only— guys kept donating so it was on ngm— guys kept donating so it was on ngno non— guys kept donating so it was only right for me to try to hold up my— only right for me to try to hold on my eno— only right for me to try to hold on my end on— only right for me to try to hold up my end of the— only right for me to try to hold up my end of the bargain. so in the up my end of the bargain. so in me omo— up my end of the bargain. so in me pooo fen— up my end of the bargain. so in the past few months, thanks to all the past few months, thanks to m of— the past few months, thanks to m of-fon— the past few months, thanks to all of for donating, i've all of you for donating, i've got— all of you for donating, i've got-my— all of you for donating, i've got-my mm.- all of you for donating, i've got-my bit.ihave. all of you for donating, i've got my bit. have lost got to do my bit. i have lost mnooo— got to do my bit. i have lost almost-stone- got to do my bit. i have lost almost-stone and- got to do my bit. i have lost almost stone and this is a almost four stone and this is a moone— almost four stone and this is a none of— almost four stone and this is a moore on no— almost four stone and this is a picture of me today in the onongmg— picture of me today in the changing before the show . changing room before the show. so changing room before the show. so ono— changing room before the show. so one neo— changing room before the show. so one neo .— changing room before the show. so and yes , there— changing room before the show. so and yes , there he is. okay. so and yes, there he is. okay. non— so and yes, there he is. okay. non nigno— so and yes, there he is. okay. you might notice— so and yes, there he is. okay. you might notice that there is moo— you might notice that there is also another— you might notice that there is also another subtle difference mono.— also another subtle difference mono. .— also another subtle difference mono. n no— also another subtle difference there. i no longer— also another subtle difference there. i no longer have chest ng.,_ there. i no longer have chest non, ono— there. i no longer have chest hair, and that— there. i no longer have chest hair, and that is— there. i no longer have chest hair, and that is because i said if hair, and that is because i said m non— hair, and that is because i said m yon gno— hair, and that is because i said m yon gnyo mm— hair, and that is because i said if you guys hit the— hair, and that is because i said if you guys hit the 60 k mark, i mm— if you guys hit the 60 k mark, i m no— if you guys hit the 60 k mark, i m ny— if you guys hit the 60 k mark, i will wax my chest. _ if you guys hit the 60 k mark, i will wax my chest. i am a man of my nono— will wax my chest. i am a man of my nono. mooo— will wax my chest. i am a man of my word. here's the— will wax my chest. i am a man of my word. here's the proof . did my word. here's the proof. did you— my word. here's the proof. did you nonn— my word. here's the proof. did you nony — my word. here's the proof. did you many men? “in; you many men? yes. okay. okay. just to let me know, how is temperature ? oh, it's nice. temperature? oh, it's nice. that's yeah. initially a bit feeling. oh are you ready? go . feeling. oh are you ready? go. oh feeling. oh are you ready? go. on mon. — feeling. oh are you ready? go. on mon on— feeling. oh are you ready? go. oh okay. oh . oh,— ”in; g oh are you ready? go.

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routines on stage on the 28th in keno— routines on stage on the 28th in keno m— routines on stage on the 28th in kent in bromley_ routines on stage on the 28th in kent in bromley ,_ routines on stage on the 28th in kent in bromley , one of which kent in bromley, one of which mm— kent in bromley, one of which m be— kent in bromley, one of which m m o— kent in bromley, one of which will be a solo.— kent in bromley, one of which will be a solo. so— kent in bromley, one of which will be a solo. so so i will be us— will be a solo. so so i will be us keonnmg— will be a solo. so so i will be no koonnmg ny— will be a solo. so so i will be us learning my routine properly tomorrow before— us learning my routine properly tomorrow before i— us learning my routine properly tomorrow before i take the ongo— tomorrow before i take the ooogo. monk— tomorrow before i take the stage. thank you to everyone nno-o— stage. thank you to everyone who's donated— stage. thank you to everyone who's donated just giving.com/fundraising/challenge. onnmme-o— giving.com/fundraising/challenge. christie's right— giving.com/fundraising/challenge. christie's right okey cokey none-o— christie's right okey cokey here's what's— christie's right okey cokey here's what's coming up very nonn— here's what's coming up very non ononn— here's what's coming up very very shortly counsellors in lincolnshire_ very shortly counsellors in lincolnshire are- very shortly counsellors in lincolnshire are battling to onon— lincolnshire are battling to mon 2000— lincolnshire are battling to stop 2000 migrants being moved into stop 2000 migrants being moved moo o— stop 2000 migrants being moved moo o koook— stop 2000 migrants being moved into a local raf— stop 2000 migrants being moved into a local raf airbase. gb mono— into a local raf airbase. gb mono mm— into a local raf airbase. gb news will cover— into a local raf airbase. gb news will cover a council mooning— news will cover a council meeting this— news will cover a council meeting this evening. i've been ookmg— meeting this evening. i've been ookmg non— meeting this evening. i've been asking you whether or not you nono— asking you whether or not you would protest— asking you whether or not you would protest if— asking you whether or not you would protest if indeed there gomg— would protest if indeed there gomg oo— would protest if indeed there was going to be— would protest if indeed there was going to be some such site in was going to be some such site m nonn— was going to be some such site m noon oneo— was going to be some such site m yonn ono— was going to be some such site in your area, and i— was going to be some such site in your area, and i think it's nonn— in your area, and i think it's worth watching— in your area, and i think it's worth watching these sites very okooekn— worth watching these sites very okooekn .— worth watching these sites very okooon , mko— worth watching these sites very closely , like raf— worth watching these sites very closely , like raf scampton, like closely, like raf scampton, like wethersfield_ closely, like raf scampton, like wethersfield ,_ closely, like raf scampton, like wethersfield , because know wethersfield, because you know nnooo— wethersfield, because you know nnmo—menel what? if it's happening there ono— what? if it's happening there on me— what? if it's happening there and the local— what? if it's happening there and the local-a- what? if it's happening there and the local a local and the local mp, a local oomneo— and the local mp, a local cabinet minister, the local nopnkonon— cabinet minister, the local population and— cabinet minister, the local population and the local councillor— population and the local councillor can- population and the local councillor can all be overruled by me— councillor can all be overruled by mo mone— councillor can all be overruled by the home office, then why oomon-o— by the home office, then why couldn't that— by the home office, then why couldn't that where couldn't that happen where non-ne— couldn't that happen where you're-?_ couldn't that happen where you're-? on— couldn't that happen where you're ? gb views gb news you're living? gb views gb news ooo— you're living? gb views gb news ooo mon— you're living? gb views gb news .com. get them coming in thick ono— .com. get them coming in thick ono noon.— .com. get them coming in thick and fast. patrick— .com. get them coming in thick and fast. patrick christys on gb mono. — and fast. patrick christys on gb mono. ne— and fast. patrick christys on gb mono. no on— and fast. patrick christys on gb news. we of course very much on nnmom-o— news. we of course very much on nnmom-o no— news. we of course very much on

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channel it's 4 i channell it's 4 pm. ichannel. it's 4 pm. is lononnek— it's 4 pm. is patrick christys. mo— it's 4 pm. is patrick christys. mo on— it's 4 pm. is patrick christys. mo on mono.— it's 4 pm. is patrick christys. it's gb news. and— it's 4 pm. is patrick christys. it's gb news. and would you onooooo— it's gb news. and would you nooeoo on— it's gb news. and would you protest an asylum seeker centre nemg— protest an asylum seeker centre being opened— protest an asylum seeker centre being opened m— protest an asylum seeker centre being opened in your back yard? non,— being opened in your back yard? non, omome— being opened in your back yard? well, despite the— being opened in your back yard? well, despite the fact that the nonokgn — well, despite the fact that the foreign secretary, the local oonnom— foreign secretary, the local council, the _ foreign secretary, the local council, the local mps and the koook— council, the local mps and the local residents— council, the local mps and the local residents don't want them, onnononnn— local residents don't want them, oppononon me— local residents don't want them, apparently the home office is oomng— apparently the home office is oonng yon— apparently the home office is oonng yon mmo— apparently the home office is saying you must have thousands of saying you must have thousands on young— saying you must have thousands on young men— saying you must have thousands of young men who— saying you must have thousands of young men who have arrived none— of young men who have arrived none mogokn— of young men who have arrived here illegally in— of young men who have arrived here illegally in this country , here illegally in this country, in here illegally in this country, m nonn— here illegally in this country, in your-village- here illegally in this country, in your-village .- here illegally in this country, in your village . we're all in your local village. we're all mm— in your local village. we're all mm oo— in your local village. we're all over this as a— in your local village. we're all over this as a local council mooning— over this as a local council meeting taking— over this as a local council meeting taking and over this as a local council meeting taking-and are meeting taking place, and we are mone— meeting taking place, and we are monelomen— meeting taking place, and we are there-other news,— meeting taking place, and we are there other news, putin, will there in other news, putin, will he there in other news, putin, will no go— there in other news, putin, will no go nnooonk— there in other news, putin, will he go nuclear based on what moo— he go nuclear based on what moo-m— he go nuclear based on what we've just in russia ? what we've just seen in russia? what non-kno— we've just seen in russia? what non-one moo- we've just seen in russia? what non-one moo .- we've just seen in russia? what now and also , what now for vlad? and also, what ooeo— now for vlad? and also, what ooeolneon— now for vlad? and also, what doeslmean for— now for vlad? and also, what doeslmean for us- now for vlad? and also, what does mean for us here in the does it mean for us here in the mk?— does it mean for us here in the mk? non— does it mean for us here in the mk? non moo— does it mean for us here in the uk? you just heard— does it mean for us here in the uk? you just heard from a top gneoo— uk? you just heard from a top gneoolone— uk? you just heard from a top guest-the last— uk? you just heard from a top guest the last hour that guest in the last hour that oppononon— apparently the eu are trying to use-situation— apparently the eu are trying to use - situation to - apparently the eu are trying to use situation to claw us use this situation to claw us nook— use this situation to claw us nook-men— use this situation to claw us back their command. back under their command. snookmg— back under their command. shocking stuff.— back under their command. shocking stuff. yes, shocking stuff. and yes, as non— shocking stuff. and yes, as nom-no— shocking stuff. and yes, as well, be getting my kit well, i will be getting my kit off-n— well, i will be getting my kit om-n on— well, i will be getting my kit off-i on stage- well, i will be getting my kit off i on stage with the. off once i on stage with the. oh,— off once i on stage with the. on-oooge- off once i on stage with the. oh, - stage with - oh, hello. on stage with the oneonnono. —

oh, hello. on stage with the oneonnonoln— oh, hello. on stage with the dreamboys. i have lost about dreamboys. yes i have lost about nonn— dreamboys. yes i have lost about on mono— dreamboys. yes i have lost about on mono-oo— dreamboys. yes i have lost about four stone _to.able. four stone in order to be able to four stone in order to be able oo-monk— four stone in order to be able oo-monk non- four stone in order to be able to-thank you very. four stone in order to be able to thank you very much. to do this. thank you very much. for everyone who's donated mongmngoon— justgiving.com forward slash mnmommg— fundraising, forward slash onomenge— challenge christie's. and in non— challenge christie's. and in not o— challenge christie's. and in just a second,— challenge christie's. and in just a second, tell you just a second, i will tell you nnm— just a second, i will tell you nnm ny— just a second, i will tell you what my massive debate this hour is what my massive debate this hour m-kon— what my massive debate this hour m-kon non-o— what my massive debate this hour is-you won't want— what my massive debate this hour is-you won't want to- what my massive debate this hour is you won't want to miss is on. you won't want to miss mm— is on. you won't want to miss mm .— is on. you won't want to miss mm . moo— is on. you won't want to miss that . was winston churchill , is on. you won't want to miss that . was winston churchill, a that. was winston churchill, a nnme— that. was winston churchill, a white supremacist? yep. many ommon— white supremacist? yep. many emnen. mm— white supremacist? yep. many either. but there— white supremacist? yep. many either. but there we go. apparently— either. but there we go. apparently, winston churchill has apparently, winston churchill noo noon— apparently, winston churchill has been described as a white onnnonoon— has been described as a white supremacy based— has been described as a white supremacy based on saint paul's nonomo— supremacy based on saint paul's nonome non— supremacy based on saint paul's nonome on o— supremacy based on saint paul's website for a long— supremacy based on saint paul's website for a long time. they've omoe— website for a long time. they've since removed— website for a long time. they've since removed it.— website for a long time. they've since removed it. but why on eomn— since removed it. but why on oomn one— since removed it. but why on oomn no— since removed it. but why on earth are we doing this? i've got— earth are we doing this? i've got o— earth are we doing this? i've got o mg— earth are we doing this? i've got a big debate. was churchill oomomn— got a big debate. was churchill actually supremacist ? gb actually a white supremacist? gb meno— actually a white supremacist? gb mono ono— actually a white supremacist? gb mono one on— actually a white supremacist? gb views and gb news dot com. but now as your headlines with polly . momok— now as your headlines with polly . patrick thank— now as your headlines with polly . patrick thank you. hello to you— . patrick thank you. hello to you m— . patrick thank you. hello to you m nem— . patrick thank you. hello to you as well the prime minister rishi sunak says it's too early to predict what will happen in russia following an attempted coup by the wagner group. the kremlin has posted the first video of president putin since

the mutiny making a statement. a young engineers and it's not clear when or where it was recorded. the whereabouts of the wagner group leader yevgeny prigozhin is also unclear. he was last seen leaving the military headquarters in rostov on don on saturday. rishi sunak says the west is watching developments closely . we i've developments closely. we i've spoken to the leader- developments closely. we i've spoken to the leader of- : f we i've spoken to the leader of the mnmeo— spoken to the leader of the united states,— spoken to the leader of the united states, but also france ono— united states, but also france on oennonn— united states, but also france and germany over the weekend. one-ne— and germany over the weekend. we're completely— and germany over the weekend. we're completely coordinated on our we're completely coordinated on nooompo oo— we're completely coordinated on our response to this . it's our response to this. it's a omnomon— our response to this. it's a situation that— our response to this. it's a situation that we've been nonmonmg— situation that we've been monitoring for— situation that we've been monitoring for some time, the moommmn— monitoring for some time, the instability that— monitoring for some time, the instability that would be caused by mmon-o— instability that would be caused by russia's illegal invasion of mknomo— by russia's illegal invasion of mknome. ono— by russia's illegal invasion of ukraine. and what we saw over mm— ukraine. and what we saw over mm neokeno— ukraine. and what we saw over this weekend is— ukraine. and what we saw over this weekend is an— ukraine. and what we saw over this weekend is an example of mm— this weekend is an example of mm oonmg— this weekend is an example of that coming to— this weekend is an example of that coming to the fore . it's that coming to the fore. it's okmomn— that coming to the fore. it's obviously too— that coming to the fore. it's obviously too early to predict mm— obviously too early to predict with certainty— obviously too early to predict with certainty what might happen as with certainty what might happen oo o nooom— with certainty what might happen oo o nooom on— with certainty what might happen as a result of this. _ with certainty what might happen as a result of this. but i'm in okooe— as a result of this. but i'm in okooe nooon— as a result of this. but i'm in close touch with— as a result of this. but i'm in close touch with our allies and we're monitoring— close touch with our allies and we're monitoring the situation okooen. — we're monitoring the situation okooon. mom— we're monitoring the situation closely. well, the— we're monitoring the situation closely. ennis closely. well, the former president of ukraine, petro poroshenko , told gb news poroshenko, told gb news russians now view president putin. did differently if putin

image in russia is vulnerable. leader. image in russia is vulnerable. leader . he's image in russia is vulnerable. leader. he's completely oeoononoo— leader. he's completely destroyed the- leader. he's completely destroyed the whole world understand _ destroyed the whole world understand who is the putin. but nonn— understand who is the putin. but nony noono— understand who is the putin. but now many people understand it. in now many people understand it. m mmon— now many people understand it. m kmom .— now many people understand it. in russia . and— now many people understand it. in russia . and with that in russia. and with that omnomon— in russia. and with that situation ,_ in russia. and with that situation , i— in russia. and with that situation , i think that the situation, i think that the onnoo— situation, i think that the armed forces— situation, i think that the armed forces of ukraine oonmmon— armed forces of ukraine definitely use- armed forces of ukraine definitely use this opportunity to definitely use this opportunity oo moneooe— definitely use this opportunity to increase the— definitely use this opportunity to increase the efficiency and intensiveness— to increase the efficiency and intensiveness of— to increase the efficiency and intensiveness of our counteroffensive. and receive mo— counteroffensive. and receive me oemom— counteroffensive. and receive the certain support in results . the certain support in results. mom— the certain support in results. nom, m— the certain support in results. nom, m no— the certain support in results. well, in news here at home, a m— well, in news here at home, a m mm— well, in news here at home, a man in his 30s— well, in news here at home, a man in his 30s has died after nemg— man in his 30s has died after being stabbed— man in his 30s has died after being stabbed on— man in his 30s has died after being stabbed on a tram in momngnon— being stabbed on a tram in nottingham . _ being stabbed on a tram in nottingham . f being stabbed on a tram in nottingham. f " nottingham. the attack in basford in the north of the city happened at around 11:00 this morning . a man has been arrested morning. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. morning. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder . an on suspicion of murder. an inquest has been told nicola bulley died as a result of drowning and that there was no evidence she was harmed. the mother of two disappeared in january whilst out walking her dog along the river wyre in

lancashire. her body was found three weeks later. a home office pathologist told the inquest she hadnt pathologist told the inquest she hadn't been drinking before her death and other experts have also been giving evidence saying the river was just four degrees. that's almost freezing and inhaung that's almost freezing and inhaling just two breaths of water would have been lethal . water would have been lethal. police searching for a woman in derbyshire have found a body at a layby near chesterfield . sarah a layby near chesterfield. sarah henshaw disappeared more than a week ago. she was last seen at her home in ilkeston town. police say they believe the body, which was discovered on the a697 is that of the 31 year old. her family's been informed and detectives have been granted more time to question a man who's been arrested on suspicion of murder . tributes have been of murder. tributes have been pounng of murder. tributes have been pouring in for a 25 year old man who died after his hot air balloon crashed in worcestershire. peter gregory was killed on sunday after his balloon fell to the ground near the village of ombersley. his

family say mr gregory was a passionate balloonist and died doing what he loved most. his death is being investigated by the air accident investigation branch . the boss of an organic branch. the boss of an organic caused crime group which smuggled hundreds of people in and out of the uk, has been jailed for ten and a half years. mohammed mukhtar hussain was arrested in may 2021, following arrested in may 2021, following a national crime agency investigation when he was behind a london based group which used a london based group which used a network of lorry drivers to move people across the channel. they included a number of fugitives fleeing the uk who were wanted for serious crimes such as child abuse and even murder . the such as child abuse and even murder. the chief such as child abuse and even murder . the chief executive of murder. the chief executive of off.what has written to south east water requesting an urgent meeting because of its hosepipe ban. david black said supplies are below what is expected and he's concerned about restrictions being brought in dunng restrictions being brought in during the year's first hot

spell of weather . south east spell of weather. south east water introduced a ban for customers in kent and sussex after 6000 properties experienced supply interruptions or had water supplies completely cut off two weeks ago. people breaching restrictions could face a fine of up to £1,000. the world's second largest cinema chain , cineworld, has announced chain, cineworld, has announced it will file for administration in the uk . the move set to take in the uk. the move set to take place next month, is part of a restructuring plan. shareholders will be affected , but the will be affected, but the company, which has more than 100 cinemas across the uk and ireland, says there british venues will continue to operate as normal . and as you've been as normal. and as you've been heanng as normal. and as you've been hearing , the prince of wales has hearing, the prince of wales has launched an initiative aimed at ending homelessness. prince william's five year project called homewood's, aims to make rough sleeping a thing of the past , rough sleeping a thing of the past, initially rough sleeping a thing of the past , initially focusing rough sleeping a thing of the past, initially focusing on six locations local businesses will be asked to develop action plans

with up to £500,000 of funding. i'm pleased to stand here today at the start of our path to ending homelessness over the next five years. we have a migno— next five years. we have a unique opportunity- "mike �*" $133”; we have a unique opportunity dodi to oenokon— unique opportunity dodi to develop innovative new solutions and develop innovative new solutions on mon— develop innovative new solutions and scale their— develop innovative new solutions and scale their tangible impact . mm— and scale their tangible impact . mm mm— and scale their tangible impact . this will inspire— and scale their tangible impact . this will inspire belief throughout— . this will inspire belief throughout the uk and beyond mm— throughout the uk and beyond that homelessness can be ended for that homelessness can be ended on good.— that homelessness can be ended for good. prince— that homelessness can be ended for good. prince of— that homelessness can be ended for good. prince of wales opookmg— for good. prince of wales speaking earlier on today with gb speaking earlier on today with on mono. — speaking earlier on today with gb news. more— speaking earlier on today with gb news. g gb news. more news as it happens. back now to . happens. back now to. patrick lots on but as ever, i'm just going . lots on but as ever, i'm just gomg-me— - lots on but as ever, i'm just gomg-me-nn- going to start the hour by nonmng— ranting about something now. nonm— ranting about something now. noom—mono- ranting about something now. would—about an. would you protest about an mmon— would you protest about an asylum seeker— would you protest about an asylum seeker centre being set up asylum seeker centre being set on m— asylum seeker centre being set on m yon— asylum seeker centre being set nn m yonn nonn— asylum seeker centre being set up in your town ?_ asylum seeker centre being set up in your town ? i would. up in your town? i would. i mmk— up in your town? i would. i mmk mo— up in your town? i would. i think it's an— up in your town? i would. i think it's an absolute liberty. on think it's an absolute liberty. en moon— think it's an absolute liberty. en mmon m— think it's an absolute liberty. on friday it emerged that raf wethersfield_ on friday it emerged that raf wethersfield will be used to

monoo— wethersfield will be used to nome moo— wethersfield will be used to house 1700 male asylum seekers. we house 1700 male asylum seekers. no none— house 1700 male asylum seekers. no none o— house 1700 male asylum seekers. we have a farcical— house 1700 male asylum seekers. we have a farcical situation nnene— we have a farcical situation nnono mm— we have a farcical situation where this is— we have a farcical situation where this is in— we have a farcical situation where this is in foreign secretaries— where this is in foreign secretaries constituency. he oppooeo— secretaries constituency. he oppoooo m— secretaries constituency. he oppoooo m .— secretaries constituency. he opposes it , the— secretaries constituency. he opposes it , the local council opposes it, the local council onnooeo— opposes it, the local council oppoooo m.— opposes it, the local council opposes it. local— opposes it, the local council opposes it. local residents oppooo— opposes it. local residents onnooo m.— opposes it. local residents onnooo m. ono— opposes it. local residents oppose it. and then the home onome— oppose it. and then the home onnkoo gooo— oppose it. and then the home omoo goeo oo— oppose it. and then the home office goes to court and wins. kno— office goes to court and wins. nno nooon— office goes to court and wins. and today there _ office goes to court and wins. and today there is a council mooning— and today there is a council meeting looking to overturn the oeomkon— meeting looking to overturn the oeomkon oo— meeting looking to overturn the decision to house— meeting looking to overturn the decision to house another 2000 or decision to house another 2000 on oo m— decision to house another 2000 on oo m mon— decision to house another 2000 or so at raf scampton a oonomn— or so at raf scampton a seriously historic site that saw the dambusters— seriously historic site that saw the dambusters raiders and the red the dambusters raiders and the mod annono— the dambusters raiders and the red arrows stationed there . but red arrows stationed there. but nno— red arrows stationed there. but nno nonm— red arrows stationed there. but who would have— red arrows stationed there. but who would have ever thought that our own home office would be ooonoo— our own home office would be deemed oo— our own home office would be deemed to have— our own home office would be deemed to have won by allowing a kooo— deemed to have won by allowing a kooo on— deemed to have won by allowing a kooo on mgnnng— deemed to have won by allowing a load of fighting age— deemed to have won by allowing a load of fighting age males who mmo— load of fighting age males who we pooomn— load of fighting age males who quite possibly came to this oonnonn— quite possibly came to this country illegally to be housed at country illegally to be housed m me— country illegally to be housed at the taxpayers— country illegally to be housed at the taxpayers expense in nooono— at the taxpayers expense in historic military— at the taxpayers expense in historic military sites , it will historic military sites, it will knook— historic military sites, it will knock around— historic military sites, it will knock around 5% off house moeo— knock around 5% off house prices. scampton was scheduled to nnoengo— prices. scampton was scheduled to undergo massive renovation to undergo a massive renovation ono— to undergo a massive renovation one no— to undergo a massive renovation one no mnneo— to undergo a massive renovation and be turned into— to undergo a massive renovation and be turned into a historical ooonoo— and be turned into a historical ooonoo omo— and be turned into a historical tourist site, bringing in loads of tourist site, bringing in loads on money— tourist site, bringing in loads on money no— tourist site, bringing in loads of money to the— tourist site, bringing in loads of money to the local area. mom— of money to the local area. nom, mm— of money to the local area. well, that won't- of money to the local area. well, that won't happen now, of money to the local area. wellit?iat won't happen now, of money to the local area. wellit?iat linterestingen now, of money to the local area. wellit?iat linteresting that w, will it? it's interesting that me— will it? it's interesting that one-ono— will it? it's interesting that the-are always- will it? it's interesting that the are always against the lefties are always against nonng— the lefties are always against moving-on— the lefties are always against having-of these- the lefties are always against having of these bases or having one of these bases or mmon— having one of these bases or asylum seeker— having one of these bases or asylum seeker hotels or barges in asylum seeker hotels or barges m-oneo— asylum seeker hotels or barges m-onoo ono— asylum seeker hotels or barges in-area and they- asylum seeker hotels or barges in area and they just lie in their area and they just lie mom— in their area and they just lie mono m—

in their area and they just lie mono m ono— in their area and they just lie about it and say— in their area and they just lie about it and say that they onnooe— about it and say that they onnooo m— about it and say that they oppose it because it's inhumane. on me— oppose it because it's inhumane. on the migrants.— oppose it because it's inhumane. on the migrants. these people nono— on the migrants. these people none moo— on the migrants. these people have just walked— on the migrants. these people have just walked across two oommonm — have just walked across two continents, squatted in the omom— continents, squatted in the omom inngko— continents, squatted in the calais jungle for however long mon— calais jungle for however long they onome— calais jungle for however long they should be— calais jungle for however long they should be chuffed with the nmmon— they should be chuffed with the nmmon nooo— they should be chuffed with the military base. the— they should be chuffed with the military base. the reality is mm— military base. the reality is mm mo— military base. the reality is that the lefties— military base. the reality is that the lefties don't want undocumented— that the lefties don't want undocumented young men rampaging mnongn— undocumented young men rampaging mnongn men— undocumented young men rampaging through their town— undocumented young men rampaging through their town any more than the through their town any more than one—men- through their town any more than the—they realise. the conservatives. they realise the conservatives. they realise me mono— the conservatives. they realise the public don't— the conservatives. they realise the public don't want it either, but the public don't want it either, noo-oonm— the public don't want it either, but-can't admit- the public don't want it either, but can't admit that. but they just can't admit that. so but they just can't admit that. so men— but they just can't admit that. so mon omk— but they just can't admit that. so they talk about asylum seekers, - rights - so they talk about asylum seekers, rights . what seekers, human rights. what mom— seekers, human rights. what about-citizens?- seekers, human rights. what about citizens? human about british citizens? human ngmo— about british citizens? human ngmo 7— about british citizens? human ngnoo 7 mm— about british citizens? human rights ? what about the right to rights? what about the right to a_environment- rights? what about the right to a_environment ?- rights? what about the right to a environment ? the a safe living environment? the ngm—moo- a safe living environment? the ngm—moo youngl a safe living environment? the. right—1700 young men right not to have 1700 young men non— right not to have 1700 young men non-mo— right not to have 1700 young men from _the world - from all across the world monkeo— from all across the world monkoo on— from all across the world plonked on your doorstep? the mone— plonked on your doorstep? the mono-noo— plonked on your doorstep? the home - has assured - plonked on your doorstep? the home has assured that the home office has assured that the nommg— home office has assured that the nommg onmno— home office has assured that the housing centre will— home office has assured that the housing centre will be oonnonon. — housing centre will be temporary. we all know it won't be oonnononn— temporary. we all know it won't be temporary, don't we? it's mne— be temporary, don't we? it's mme-mo— be temporary, don't we? it's time-use full— be temporary, don't we? it's time use full scale offshore time to use full scale offshore nooooomg— time to use full scale offshore nooooomg .— time to use full scale offshore nooooomg . n— time to use full scale offshore processing . i don't understand processing. i don't understand why— processing. i don't understand why no— processing. i don't understand no no oon-o— processing. i don't understand no no oon-o goo— processing. i don't understand why we can't get loads of cruise onmo— why we can't get loads of cruise onmo, om— why we can't get loads of cruise onmo, noo mon— why we can't get loads of cruise ships, put them in— why we can't get loads of cruise ships, put them in the middle of the ships, put them in the middle of me ononnok. — ships, put them in the middle of the channel. these— ships, put them in the middle of the channel. these people should never_ british - the channel. these people should never_british soil- never set foot on british soil in never set foot on british soil m _ooonen- never set foot on british soili in _ actively have never set foot on british soil- in _ actively have the in my view. we actively have the mono— in my view. we actively have the home ooono,— in my view. we actively have the home office, the— in my view. we actively have the home office, the people who are onnnooeo— home office, the people who are onnnoooo oo— home office, the people who are onnnoooo oo-onn- home office, the people who are supposed to our borders supposed to protect our borders ono— supposed to protect our borders one-oone— supposed to protect our borders one-oone one— supposed to protect our borders and safe are actively and keep us safe are actively onnonomg— and keep us safe are actively onnonomg o— and keep us safe are actively enhancing a policy that makes monke— enhancing a policy that makes pebble moo—

enhancing a policy that makes people less safe— enhancing a policy that makes people less safe and, in my non— people less safe and, in my nono— people less safe and, in my view, helps to— people less safe and, in my view, helps to create yet more mmgm— view, helps to create yet more mass illegal immigration . i gb mass illegal immigration. i gb meno— mass illegal immigration. i gb ano me— mass illegal immigration. i gb ano me on— mass illegal immigration. i gb views the gb news dot com. get men — views the gb news dot com. get men oonmg— views the gb news dot com. get men oonmg m— views the gb news dot com. get them coming in thick and fast. mmo— them coming in thick and fast. mo-o go— them coming in thick and fast. mo-o go non— them coming in thick and fast. mo-o go oo— them coming in thick and fast. let's go now to gb news report . let's go now to gb news report. mok— let's go now to gb news report. nook oonoon— let's go now to gb news report. jack carson who— let's go now to gb news report. jack carson who is— let's go now to gb news report. jack carson who is going to be all jack carson who is going to be m onon— jack carson who is going to be m me— jack carson who is going to be all over the tonight's council nommg— all over the tonight's council meeting about— all over the tonight's council meeting about this raf scampton. mon— meeting about this raf scampton. mon jack— meeting about this raf scampton. mon iook nnm— meeting about this raf scampton. now jack what is— meeting about this raf scampton. now jack what is going on where you om— now jack what is going on where you are? because— now jack what is going on where you are? because we've done the momenomm— you are? because we've done the wethersfield stuff,— you are? because we've done the wethersfield stuff, 1700 young gomg— wethersfield stuff, 1700 young men are going to— wethersfield stuff, 1700 young men are going to be plonked in mm— men are going to be plonked in mm meo— men are going to be plonked in that area. the— men are going to be plonked in that area. the locals, the local oonnom— that area. the locals, the local council, local— that area. the locals, the local council, local mps— that area. the locals, the local council, local mps , they're council, local mps, they're mononomn— council, local mps, they're desperately oppose desperately trying to oppose mm—wnoo-o- this, aren't they? what's nonnonmg— this, aren't they? what's happening . yeah. happening where you are. yeah. ooon— happening where you are. yeah. good afternoon,— happening where you are. yeah. good afternoon, patrick. so this is west lindsey, district council . is west lindsey, district council. this is west lindsey, district council . this is is west lindsey, district council. this is where it's a lib dem controlled council. of course this is, this is the council which which scampton comes under . council which which scampton comes under. now there's emotion this evening. the emotion calls for a halt to the government's plans to turn raf scampton into a place where they can put and host asylum seekers . it also host asylum seekers. it also calls for lincolnshire county

council to join this council in standing, quote, for evidence based consultative decisions that align with the welfare and aspirations of the residents here. it's been put forward by councillor sebastian hague, who says that this issue is more this is this is more just a critique of a single issue , is critique of a single issue, is that it's indictment of an that it's an indictment of an absence common sense and absence of common sense and empathy leadership . that empathy and leadership. that this says, is this area, he says, is witnessing . from home witnessing. from the home secretary suella braverman. now, we know the decision to host asylum was was announced asylum seekers was was announced by robert jenrick in the commons back in march, saying that they would be provided with porter cabins somewhere on base , cabins somewhere on the base, that they would have the essential living needs met, but nothing more . and the camp nothing more. and the camp itself is set to set to process around 5000 people in its first year of operation. and although it will, they say it will only host 2000 at a time. now it will be self—contained from the people that live on the base there. but there are, of course, concerns because the migrants will be free to come and go from

their accommodation as they please. now, as you were mentioning there, there was £300 million worth of regeneration that was going to go into rac scampton decided in a plan by the west lindsey district council here and scampton holdings limited. now while that base is being used as a place to host asylum seekers , that host asylum seekers, that investment that regenerate ation wouldn't be able to take place . wouldn't be able to take place. that's where a lot of critique of this plan of the home office is coming from, particularly from locals here, it would from locals here, as it would create thousands of in the create thousands of jobs in the area. so edra leigh, who is the mp for this area, has questioned in commons and questioned in the commons and questioned robert jenrick how the government going to preserve government was going to preserve the heritage of that site as you mentioned, the heritage of the dambusters , but also it was dambusters, but also how it was going to protect the 1000 people that live on the site as that already live on the site as well as the local primary school. the latest that we school. now the latest that we do coming out of the site do have coming out of the site of scampton is that the west lindsey district council here and their planning committee will consider an application for

listed building consent for the removal of guy gibson's dog grave from raaf scampton. this application has been put in from by the royal air force themselves as a result of concerns regarding the safety of the grave in light of those home office plans . now the grave in light of those home office plans. now immigration minister robert jenrick has said that the policy was in the national interest, but at sites like scampton, that historical and historical concerns and those heritage buildings would not be used . indeed, i mean, we not be used. indeed, i mean, we oon-o— not be used. indeed, i mean, we oon-o omnooom— not be used. indeed, i mean, we can't overstate what— not be used. indeed, i mean, we can't overstate what an- can't overstate what an mooanm— can't overstate what an absolutely historic site that is ono— absolutely historic site that is one mm— absolutely historic site that is one mm m— absolutely historic site that is and that is something i think mm— and that is something i think mm mm— and that is something i think mm mm goo— and that is something i think that will get people going even me— that will get people going even more. the dambusters dog, which is more. the dambusters dog, which m nonmo— more. the dambusters dog, which m onneo m— more. the dambusters dog, which is buried at raf— more. the dambusters dog, which is buried at raf scampton , could is buried at raf scampton, could eooenmomn— is buried at raf scampton, could eooenmomn m— is buried at raf scampton, could essentially be dug— is buried at raf scampton, could essentially be dug up to make way— essentially be dug up to make non non— essentially be dug up to make noy non nooom— essentially be dug up to make way for people who've just onnmo — way for people who've just arrived across— way for people who've just arrived across the channel and moo— arrived across the channel and m00 nmmon— arrived across the channel and £300 million worth of investment into £300 million worth of investment moo mm— £300 million worth of investment moo mm meo— £300 million worth of investment into that area will— £300 million worth of investment into that area will now not be nonnonmg. — into that area will now not be nonnonmg. mo— into that area will now not be happening. it's also worth noting— happening. it's also worth noting-mo— happening. it's also worth noting it's lincolnshire noting that it's in lincolnshire as noting that it's in lincolnshire —mmoo- noting that it's in lincolnshire —mmoo on- noting that it's in lincolnshire. as_also of course as well, which is also of course me— as well, which is also of course me nono— as well, which is also of course me none of— as well, which is also of course the home of boston in lincolnshire- the home of boston in lincolnshire ,- the home of boston in lincolnshire , which least lincolnshire, which is the least nom— lincolnshire, which is the least well integrated— lincolnshire, which is the least well integrated part of the mnmeo— well integrated part of the mnmeo-me- well integrated part of the united the place united kingdom, the place that nomm—

voted to leave the european mmon— voted to leave the european mmon-mignon- voted to leave the european union higher percentage union by a higher percentage mon— union by a higher percentage mon-oonon— union by a higher percentage than-other place- union by a higher percentage than other place in the than any other place in the oonnon— than any other place in the country .well. _ than any other place in the country well. jack, thank you country as well. jack, thank you mn— country as well. jack, thank you mn noon.— country as well. jack, thank you very much-carson,- country as well. jack, thank you very much. carson, there is very much. jack carson, there is going—you- very much. jack carson, there isi gomg—non mneooo going to be keeping you abreast of going to be keeping you abreast on-omnomon— going to be keeping you abreast of-situation as— going to be keeping you abreast of situation as indeed it of this situation as indeed it mmkono. — of this situation as indeed it mmkono. mo— of this situation as indeed it develops. it's absolute , develops. it's an absolute, non—ooon— develops. it's an absolute,- non—stop,_disaster. non—stop, unmitigated disaster. mono-o— non—stop, unmitigated disaster. there's hardships.— non—stop, unmitigated disaster. there's hardships. bongao joins me there's hardships. bongao joins no , o mk— there's hardships. bongao joins me now , a uk immigration lawyer. me now, a uk immigration lawyer. moi-m— me now, a uk immigration lawyer. nog-m monk— me now, a uk immigration lawyer. nog-m monk yon— me now, a uk immigration lawyer. hojjat thank you very much. when it hojjat thank you very much. when m ooonoo— hojjat thank you very much. when m oo— hojjat thank you very much. when it comes to people's— hojjat thank you very much. when it comes to people's human ngmo— it comes to people's human ngmo m— it comes to people's human rights in this— it comes to people's human rights in this situation, we nom— rights in this situation, we nom mom— rights in this situation, we have local residents saying that mon— have local residents saying that men on— have local residents saying that they are human— have local residents saying that they are human rights to what nnonkkn— they are human rights to what nnonkkn noo— they are human rights to what frankly not have— they are human rights to what frankly not have 5% knocked off the frankly not have 5% knocked off me onoo— frankly not have 5% knocked off me nnoo on— frankly not have 5% knocked off the price of their— frankly not have 5% knocked off the price of their house. not mo— the price of their house. not m-o o— the price of their house. not sure it's a god— the price of their house. not sure it's a god given human ngm— sure it's a god given human ngmim-o— sure it's a god given human ngm-mo m— sure it's a god given human right,-it'd be-if- sure it's a god given human right,-it'd be-if it. right, but it'd be nice if it mon-o— right, but it'd be nice if it didn't happen,— right, but it'd be nice if it didn't happen, wouldn't it? then moo— didn't happen, wouldn't it? then omo-nonnogmg- didn't happen, wouldn't it? then also rampaging freely also to people rampaging freely mnongn— also to people rampaging freely mnongn-oonn— also to people rampaging freely through town may be through their town who may be mooonomg— through their town who may be absconding, maybe not absconding , nonmo— absconding, maybe not absconding , nmmo oonon,— absconding, maybe not absconding , public safety, health and concern issues— , public safety, health and concern issues and their right to historical— concern issues and their right to historical and— concern issues and their right to historical and cultural enjoyment— to historical and cultural enjoyment has all been shattered ogomoo— enjoyment has all been shattered ogomoo me— enjoyment has all been shattered now against the wills of a oomneo— now against the wills of a cabinet minister. another oomneo— cabinet minister. another cabinet minister. another cabinet minister. the local oonnom— cabinet minister. the local council, the— cabinet minister. the local council, the local mps and the noom— council, the local mps and the local residents. _ council, the local mps and the local residents. because there's nommg— local residents. because there's nommg nom— local residents. because there's nothing more that— local residents. because there's nothing more that we can do than monk— nothing more that we can do than monk o— nothing more that we can do than monk o nooo— nothing more that we can do than monk o kooo on— nothing more that we can do than plonk a load of people, onoononon— plonk a load of people, apparently historic

apparently in a historic nmmon— apparently in a historic military-we. military base. are we prioritising- military base. are we prioritising the human rights of mome— prioritising the human rights of momo nonm— prioritising the human rights of people who've just got to this oonnon— people who've just got to this oonnon onen— people who've just got to this country over rights of country over the rights of monke— country over the rights of momo nno — country over the rights of people who have already been none— people who have already been nonelnmm— people who have already been herelwhile ? _ people who have already been herelwhile ? i— people who have already been here while ? an; e people who have already been here while ? c:::n:�* g here a while? i don't think it's an issue really human rights. an issue really of human rights. i just issue i think it's just an issue of the broken and the the system's broken and the government how to government don't know how to best this i best to deal with this thing. i think missed the other think we've missed the other announcement, and that that announcement, and that is that lincoln shire have been lincoln shire police have been given £1.8 million specific plea in their budget today. it's been announced to deal with the camp at scampton. so you know, there will be more policemen about it, there will be more extra budget . i don't think there will be a 2000 people just running through the streets. i think there'll be probably well policed. but surely it would be better if we ooono— surely it would be better if we spent-million,- surely it would be better if we spent-million,1.8- spent that 1 million, 1.8 nmmon— spent that 1 million, 1.8 million and— spent that 1 million, 1.8 million and gave it to the home onno— million and gave it to the home onnoo ono— million and gave it to the home office and-well,- million and gave it to the home office and well, just office and said, well, just omome— office and said, well, just decide-claims- office and said, well, just decide claims quicker. decide these claims quicker. why— decide these claims quicker. why me— decide these claims quicker. why no mose— decide these claims quicker. why do these people- decide these claims quicker. why do these people have to be here months or years ? i here for months or years? i mean, that's where the system is failing . it's almost failing. it's almost an acceptance the office acceptance from the home office to say, do you know what, we're not be able to deal not going to be able to deal with this quickly. so we're going camps around

going to plonk camps all around the to the country and we're going to keep because keep these people here because we deal with the claims we can't deal with the claims being processed quickly. and that is just an that in itself is just an admission failure. and if no admission of failure. and if no one can sort this system out, then not working. how then it's not working. how difficult it to then it's not working. how difficult-it to decide - difficult is it to decide an oonon— difficult is it to decide an mmon-mon.- difficult is it to decide an asylum okay. if difficult is it to decide an- asylum _okay. if you've asylum claim? okay. if you've come across the _ asylum claim? okay. if you've come across the channel you come across the channel and you nom— come across the channel and you have-document— come across the channel and you have-document-and. have no document station and men— have no document station and mon—king- have no document station and men—king on- then we get some kind of kongnoge— then we get some kind of language expert who dictate language expert who can dictate mm— language expert who can dictate moo—oonel that you have come from some kmo— that you have come from some kmo-oonnon— that you have come from some kmo-oonnon .— that you have come from some kmo-oonnon, n- that you have come from some kind country , i mean, kind of safe country, i mean, non— kind of safe country, i mean, non nong— kind of safe country, i mean, non kong oon— kind of safe country, i mean, how long can it— kind of safe country, i mean, how long can it take? because onnnoooon— how long can it take? because onmoooon m— how long can it take? because supposedly in some cases they're oonmg— supposedly in some cases they're oonmg mom— supposedly in some cases they're solving about five _ supposedly in some cases they're solving about five cases a week ono— solving about five cases a week one on— solving about five cases a week on on m— solving about five cases a week and for all of— solving about five cases a week and for all of this— solving about five cases a week and for all of this money, the nomk— and for all of this money, the nomk ooono— and for all of this money, the hotel costs could— and for all of this money, the hotel costs could top £11 mmon— hotel costs could top £11 billion next— hotel costs could top £11 billion next year. at this rate mm— billion next year. at this rate mm m— billion next year. at this rate mm m on— billion next year. at this rate that is an astonishing figure, £11 that is an astonishing figure, on mmon— that is an astonishing figure, £11 billion for— that is an astonishing figure, £11 billion for hotel costs next mon— £11 billion for hotel costs next mon .— £11 billion for hotel costs next mon . mon— £11 billion for hotel costs next mon. non non— £11 billion for hotel costs next year. how how much £11 billion for hotel costs next year . how how much does it cost year. how how much does it cost if year. how how much does it cost m non— year. how how much does it cost m you employ— year. how how much does it cost if you employ people all the information— if you employ people all the information in— if you employ people all the information in front of you , if information in front of you, if you— information in front of you, if you nom— information in front of you, if you me om— information in front of you, if you have all the— information in front of you, if you have all the information in nono— you have all the information in non of— you have all the information in non of youn— you have all the information in front of you, it— you have all the information in front of you, it should take mom— front of you, it should take mono o— front of you, it should take mono o oon— front of you, it should take about a day to— front of you, it should take about a day to for one person to omome— about a day to for one person to omome o— about a day to for one person to decide a claim— about a day to for one person to decide a claim before in the mon— decide a claim before in the mon m— decide a claim before in the mon m mo— decide a claim before in the year in the year— decide a claim before in the year in the year 2002, 2003, all me— year in the year 2002, 2003, all me non— year in the year 2002, 2003, all mo noy m— year in the year 2002, 2003, all mo noy on no — year in the year 2002, 2003, all the way up to about 2010 and 11, we the way up to about 2010 and 11, no meo— the way up to about 2010 and 11, no moo oo— the way up to about 2010 and 11, we used to have—

the way up to about 2010 and 11, we used to have a— the way up to about 2010 and 11, we used to have a fast track onomn — we used to have a fast track oyomn m— we used to have a fast track system at places— we used to have a fast track system at places like oakington in system at places like oakington m oonnnmge— system at places like oakington in cambridge and— system at places like oakington in cambridge and in harmony row , ono— in cambridge and in harmony row , one no— in cambridge and in harmony row , one no meo— in cambridge and in harmony row , one no moo oo— in cambridge and in harmony row , and we used to decide the okokno— , and we used to decide the oano m— , and we used to decide the claims in about— , and we used to decide the claims in about 7- , and we used to decide the claims in about 7 to 9 days. so people— claims in about 7 to 9 days. so noomo meo— claims in about 7 to 9 days. so noomo moo oo— claims in about 7 to 9 days. so people used to come- claims in about 7 to 9 days. so people used to come in- claims in about 7 to 9 days. so people used to come in on a saturday. the interview would be on a monday . saturday. the interview would be on a monday. on wednesday saturday. the interview would be on a monday . on wednesday they'd on a monday. on wednesday they'd get served with a decision. we even had a court in the harmondsworth detention centre so the person didn't have to go out of court. if they appealed, the would have a the decision would have a heanng the decision would have a hearing next few days hearing in the next few days in front judge who would make front of a judge who would make a and in 15 days a decision. and in about 15 days the case from to finish the whole case from a to finish would including the would be decided, including the appeal. there. and appeal. so that was there. and in this government's wisdom, they've stopped the fast track system. it just doesn't work . it system. it just doesn't work. it found out it doesn't work for them. i don't know why you'd have ask government have to ask a government minister haven't got an minister that. i haven't got an answer the last 13 years. answer for the last 13 years. i'm sure you probably won't for the but the fact is the next 13, but the fact is this. we had a system that worked and allowed us to send 60,000 people back a year. yeah, but was that the problem? we have a system we can. have a system that we can. what's the problem? do- what's the problem? do people

get what's the problem? do people goo-on— what's the problem? do people goo-on m— what's the problem? do people goo-on m ono— what's the problem? do people get-of it and .oh- what's the problem? do people get of it and oh gosh, get hold of it and go, oh gosh, mm— get hold of it and go, oh gosh, mm-neon— get hold of it and go, oh gosh, mm-neon oo- get hold of it and go, oh gosh, this mean to people's this is a bit mean to people's monon— this is a bit mean to people's nnnon-mm- this is a bit mean to people's human _this we're. this is a bit mean to people's- human _this we're sending human rights. this we're sending too people and too many people back. and so we've laws we've we've changed laws and we've changed changed changed rules and we've changed regs. with illegal regs. i mean, now with illegal migration bill, there's talk of that torpedoed that being completely torpedoed if the if indeed it gets off the ground. been torpedo ground. but it's been torpedo by people absolutely people who've got absolutely no alternative give group alternative. give the same group of i say , who if of people, may i say, who if they a raf base their they had a raf base in their area or a migrant barge in their area, would oppose it. they would oppose they'd lie would oppose it. they'd lie about it say, we're about it and say, oh, we're doing this because human doing this because of human rights grounds. the reality is they their local they know that their local population wouldn't want them there just there either. so they've just come excuse not come up with another excuse not to i mean, is the to have it. but i mean, is the reason this now reason we're doing this now because be doing reason we're doing this now becc'deemed be doing reason we're doing this now becc'deemed to be doing reason we're doing this now becc'deemed to be be doing reason we're doing this now becc'deemed to be inhumane doing reason we're doing this now becc'deemed to be inhumane . no, i was deemed to be inhumane. no, i think what it is, it's just— think what it is, it's just a oyomn-o— think what it is, it's just a system's korowa did over time ono— system's korowa did over time one mo— system's korowa did over time one m-o moo— system's korowa did over time and it's just become inept . and it's just become inept. mono-o— and it's just become inept. there's been— and it's just become inept. there's been no- and it's just become inept. there's been no investment. the onom— there's been no investment. the moon om— there's been no investment. the moon noo— there's been no investment. the staff are not well— there's been no investment. the staff are not well trained. you ono— staff are not well trained. you one no— staff are not well trained. you and me-discussed- staff are not well trained. you and me discussed before and me have discussed before mm— and me have discussed before that supermarket— and me have discussed before that supermarket staff are mneo— that supermarket staff are turned into _ that supermarket staff are turned into home office staff ono— turned into home office staff one-on— turned into home office staff ono-on ono- turned into home office staff and on and thrown in the and are put on and thrown in the men— and are put on and thrown in the moo eno— and are put on and thrown in the mop ono ono— and are put on and thrown in the mop end on oon— and are put on and thrown in the deep end and say decide is 50% of deep end and say decide is 50% on momkono— deep end and say decide is 50% of decisions that— deep end and say decide is 50% of decisions that go front of of decisions that go in front of a_e— of decisions that go in front of o-o moge— of decisions that go in front of o-o judge oo— of decisions that go in front of o-o judge to m- of decisions that go in front of a a judge to be decided a judge, a judge to be decided nong— a judge, a judge to be decided nong oo— a judge, a judge to be decided wrong. so that's— a judge, a judge to be decided wrong. so that's why cases are

ookmg— wrong. so that's why cases are ookmg mne— wrong. so that's why cases are taking time because and gononomn— taking time because and generally the— taking time because and generally the you know , the home generally the you know, the home omoo— generally the you know, the home onnoo m— generally the you know, the home onnoo m moo— generally the you know, the home office is just not— generally the you know, the home office is just not working at onmmmg— office is just not working at onmnmg. m— office is just not working at anything. it does. patrick, what mom— anything. it does. patrick, what mono me— anything. it does. patrick, what about the passports fiasco that we about the passports fiasco that no nom— about the passports fiasco that no nom onon— about the passports fiasco that we have every year when people nono— we have every year when people mono oo— we have every year when people wont to go— we have every year when people wont to go on— we have every year when people want to go on holiday driving moenoeo— want to go on holiday driving licences backlog, anything the mmomg— licences backlog, anything the policing crisis,— licences backlog, anything the policing crisis, anything the mono— policing crisis, anything the home office— policing crisis, anything the home office touches, it breaks . home office touches, it breaks. mm— home office touches, it breaks. mm m— home office touches, it breaks. mm m noo— home office touches, it breaks. that is not the— home office touches, it breaks. that is not the sign of a healthy— that is not the sign of a healthy system we need to invest in healthy system we need to invest m mm— healthy system we need to invest m mm monem— healthy system we need to invest in this system, get— healthy system we need to invest in this system, get it up and nnnnmg— in this system, get it up and nnnnmg oo— in this system, get it up and nnnnmg oo m— in this system, get it up and running so it works for us. at me— running so it works for us. at me nonnom— running so it works for us. at me nnonnem .— running so it works for us. at the moment, we're working for the moment, we're working for me mone— the moment, we're working for the home office.— the moment, we're working for the home office. the office the home office. the home office mn-o— the home office. the home office mnm—mm— the home office. the home office mnm—mm non- the home office. the home office isn't—that for the- isn't working for that for the monke— isn't working for that for the noomo-oonnonn - isn't working for that for the people country. and it people of this country. and it moon-o— people of this country. and it doesn't matter— people of this country. and it doesn't matter how many nmmmno— doesn't matter how many ministers_and| ministers have come and gone evenn— ministers have come and gone omm nmmmn— ministers have come and gone every minister has had this onomen- — every minister has had this problem. government does problem. this government does not problem. this government does noo-ooknnon- problem. this government does not-solution to- problem. this government does not solution to this. not have the solution to this. mm— not have the solution to this. mm m— not have the solution to this. mm m me— not have the solution to this. this is the thing— not have the solution to this. this is the thing there- not have the solution to this. this is the thing there have been so many ministers that have come through it all come and gone through it all that to realise, that you start to realise, well, maybe actually maybe the problem isn't actually the ministers, it's just the people at the home office really, must the really, because that must be the problem. anything wrong problem. is there anything wrong against laws? two by against immigration laws? two by five p&o ferries put them in the channel and just never allow channel and just never allow

channel migrants to set foot on british soil. will that have would that would that be illegal? no patrick, we've seen in illegal? no patrick, we've seen m me— illegal? no patrick, we've seen m me nooo— illegal? no patrick, we've seen in the past that— g“ kc patrick, we've seen in the past that doesn't deter monke— in the past that doesn't deter people detention centres doesn't moon— people detention centres doesn't moon noome. — people detention centres doesn't deter people. small boats, monke— deter people. small boats, pebble dying-_ deter people. small boats, people dying. we had 1000 people die people dying. we had 1000 people me me— people dying. we had 1000 people me me oonon— people dying. we had 1000 people die the other week— people dying. we had 1000 people die the other week on a boat, you— die the other week on a boat, you know,— die the other week on a boat, you know, ono— die the other week on a boat, you know, and that doesn't deter monke— you know, and that doesn't deter noomo. mo— you know, and that doesn't deter noomo. m-o me— you know, and that doesn't deter people. it's the gangs. i tell you— people. it's the gangs. i tell you nnon— people. it's the gangs. i tell you what will— people. it's the gangs. i tell you what will deter people . you what will deter people. sonommg— you what will deter people. something in— you what will deter people. something in your news story nooon— something in your news story noom nnom— something in your news story today where somebody has been mmo— today where somebody has been immo non— today where somebody has been jailed non mn— today where somebody has been jailed for ten years— today where somebody has been jailed for ten years as a trafficker, _ jailed for ten years as a trafficker, catching traffickers ono— trafficker, catching traffickers andjailin9_ trafficker, catching traffickers and jailing them for life , for and jailing them for life, for nokmg— and jailing them for life, for nokmg on— and jailing them for life, for making an example of them, will moen— making an example of them, will moon nooom— making an example of them, will moon momo moo— making an example of them, will deter people just like it will moen— deter people just like it will moon mog— deter people just like it will deter drug dealers. punishing mog— deter drug dealers. punishing onng mom— deter drug dealers. punishing drug users won't— deter drug dealers. punishing drug users won't deter drug momno. — drug users won't deter drug momno. mm— drug users won't deter drug dealers. we know that. and mnmnmg— dealers. we know that. and punishing migrants will not determined— punishing migrants will not determined deter people onnggmno— determined deter people onnggmno .— determined deter people smugglers . it's the people smugglers. it's the people onnggmno— smugglers. it's the people smugglers that we need to catch . mm— smugglers that we need to catch . mm mm— smugglers that we need to catch . mm mm m— smugglers that we need to catch . but this is this— smugglers that we need to catch . but this is this is— smugglers that we need to catch . but this is this is this- smugglers that we need to catch . but this is this is this is- . but this is this is this is why i get so frustrated because every single around every single country around europe , i.e. the continent of europe, i.e. the continent of europe, i.e. the continent of europe, including us, appears to be saying that they care deeply about this issue , that they

about this issue, that they don't want it, that it's an annoyance for them that annoyance for them and that taxpayers having to spend taxpayers are having to spend too money. but would too much money. but it would just if the full just be cheaper if the full might of the special forces of all of those eu countries and us came together and smash the human trafficking gangs which we must be able to do, or at the very least be able to stop akua small boats being transported across a continent and to the channel! across a continent and to the channel i find it literally unbelievable that we are incapable of doing that. between us and all of our friends, which really does make me question whether or not they really want to stop it. but hard chap, thank you. i always enjoy our chats. great stuff. harjit singh, mongol lawyer, mongol uk immigration lawyer, loads on loads more on this story on our website news the website. gb news .com. the fastest growing national news website the country. of website in the country. loads of big analysis big opinion, loads of analysis and all the breaking news now after the failed coup russia, after the failed coup in russia, i am asking today, is this the beginning of the end of vladimir putin? bump him off? putin? will they bump him off? how will work? but how will that work? but crucially, does of this crucially, what does all of this now for britain for people

now mean for britain for people very divisive issue . this, by very divisive issue. this, by the way, very much a 50 over 50 split in the inbox about whether or not people pro are or not people are pro are support of ukraine financially, militarily . why should it now be militarily. why should it now be one last short, sharp here's a load of weapons and money, lads have at it and tried to see the russians off would you still russians off or would you still be know. be against that? i don't know. patrick news, patrick christys on gb news, britain's

strength speaking with putin, nommg— strength speaking with putin, nothing happened. and this is nonooomomm— nothing happened. and this is paradoxically enough that even nngoan— paradoxically enough that even mngoan .—

paradoxically enough that even prigozhin . case _ paradoxically enough that even prigozhin . case prigozhin. case okay, we've just come off that break early because breaking news, james cleverly, the foreign secretary is of commons is in the house of commons talking about latest from talking about the latest from russia let's take it russia and putin. let's take it putin's for case war, saying, and i quote, the war was needed for shoygu to receive a hero's star. the oligarch clan that nnmo— star. the oligarch clan that rules russia— the oligarch clan that rules russia needed a war. he men— rules russia needed a war. he men nono— rules russia needed a war. he men mono oo— rules russia needed a war. he then went to on— rules russia needed a war. he then went to on add, and i mneoo— then went to on add, and i omoo n— then went to on add, and i stress i quote— then went to on add, and i stress i quote him directly none,— stress i quote him directly none, mo— stress i quote him directly here, the mentally ill scumbags oeomeo— here, the mentally ill scumbags momeo mo— here, the mentally ill scumbags decided it's okay,— here, the mentally ill scumbags decided it's okay, we'll throw in decided it's okay, we'll throw m o— decided it's okay, we'll throw m o mn— decided it's okay, we'll throw in a few thousand more russian men as cannon fodder. they'll die men as cannon fodder. they'll om onoon— men as cannon fodder. they'll die under artillery fire, but mm— die under artillery fire, but ne-m goo— die under artillery fire, but we'll get what— die under artillery fire, but we'll get what we want in the oonm— we'll get what we want in the mm noono— we'll get what we want in the early hours of— we'll get what we want in the early hours of saturday, wagner nonoeo— early hours of saturday, wagner forces entered— early hours of saturday, wagner forces entered the— early hours of saturday, wagner forces entered the city of noonoo— forces entered the city of koooon on — forces entered the city of rostov on don- forces entered the city of rostov on don in southern russia ono— rostov on don in southern russia ono nngoan— rostov on don in southern russia and prigozhin announced that he nonm— and prigozhin announced that he noom monon— and prigozhin announced that he would march on— and prigozhin announced that he would march on moscow . so and prigozhin announced that he would march on moscow. so this ngm— would march on moscow. so this mgno onn— would march on moscow. so this mgno onm onen— would march on moscow. so this fight only drew a— would march on moscow. so this fight only drew a response from nnom— fight only drew a response from mmm nno— fight only drew a response from putin, who accused prigozhin of an putin, who accused prigozhin of on mneo— putin, who accused prigozhin of an armed rebellion and promised oongn— an armed rebellion and promised oongn oonon— an armed rebellion and promised tough action and— an armed rebellion and promised tough action and punishment. mognen— tough action and punishment. mognon noom— tough action and punishment. wagner troops promptly advanced mon— wagner troops promptly advanced mon soo— wagner troops promptly advanced more than 500 miles northwards

oononoo— more than 500 miles northwards towards moscow— more than 500 miles northwards towards moscow before prigozhin mnnmm— towards moscow before prigozhin onnnmm oomeo— towards moscow before prigozhin abruptly called off his ononomon— abruptly called off his operation and announced that mognon— operation and announced that mognon nonm— operation and announced that wagner would return to their nooeo— wagner would return to their noooo .— wagner would return to their noooo . nokmg— wagner would return to their bases . having condemned him as bases. having condemned him as a momon— bases. having condemned him as a momon .— bases. having condemned him as a momon. m— bases. having condemned him as a momon. m me— bases. having condemned him as a traitor. in the morning, putin nonooneo— traitor. in the morning, putin pardoned prigozhin in the omennoon— pardoned prigozhin in the afternoon when a kremlin ommonon— afternoon when a kremlin spokesman announced that no onongeo— spokesman announced that no onongoo nonm— spokesman announced that no charges would be _ spokesman announced that no charges would be brought. mr snooken— charges would be brought. mr spooken .— charges would be brought. mr spoomn , me— charges would be brought. mr speaker , the government, of speaker, the government, of course, considers— speaker, the government, of course, considers this an mmnnm— course, considers this an internal russian affair. and of me— internal russian affair. and of course the leadership of russia is course the leadership of russia m o— course the leadership of russia m o monon— course the leadership of russia is a matter exclusively for the moon— is a matter exclusively for the russian people.— is a matter exclusively for the russian people. but everybody onome— russian people. but everybody onomo nom— russian people. but everybody should note that— russian people. but everybody should note that one of putin's momgoo— should note that one of putin's momgoo noo— should note that one of putin's proteges had publicly destroyed his proteges had publicly destroyed nm oooe— proteges had publicly destroyed nm non— proteges had publicly destroyed his case for the— proteges had publicly destroyed his case for the war in ukraine. nngoan— his case for the war in ukraine. prigozhin said— his case for the war in ukraine. prigozhin said on— his case for the war in ukraine. prigozhin said on friday there nommg— prigozhin said on friday there was nothing out— prigozhin said on friday there was nothing out of the ordinary but was nothing out of the ordinary mm moone— was nothing out of the ordinary but before the— was nothing out of the ordinary but before the 24th of february 2022,— but before the 24th of february oon, me— but before the 24th of february 2022, the situation was frozen, mm — 2022, the situation was frozen, with exchanges— 2022, the situation was frozen, with exchanges of— 2022, the situation was frozen, with exchanges of military oonon— with exchanges of military oonon ono— with exchanges of military action and vicious looting by me— action and vicious looting by the russians.— action and vicious looting by the russians. he— action and vicious looting by the russians. he also said that mmon-o— the russians. he also said that russia's defence— the russians. he also said that russia's defence ministry is mmg— russia's defence ministry is onmng oo— russia's defence ministry is trying to deceive both the moomem— trying to deceive both the president and _ trying to deceive both the president and the nation. that

mono— president and the nation. that mono mm— president and the nation. that there was incredible aggression nnon— there was incredible aggression non me— there was incredible aggression from the ukrainian side with mmo— from the ukrainian side with none onnon— from the ukrainian side with nato support ready to attack mmon-— nato support ready to attack kmom. me— nato support ready to attack russia. the russian government's lies russia. the russian government's moo nom— russia. the russian government's moo nom men— russia. the russian government's lies have been exposed caused by one lies have been exposed caused by on— lies have been exposed caused by one of president— lies have been exposed caused by one of president putin's own nononnen— one of president putin's own nononnen .— one of president putin's own henchmen . but— one of president putin's own henchmen . but now the full story henchmen. but now the full story of mo— henchmen. but now the full story of mo nook— henchmen. but now the full story of this week weekend's events ono— of this week weekend's events on me— of this week weekend's events on me kong— of this week weekend's events and the long term effects will oom — and the long term effects will oom oone— and the long term effects will take some time— and the long term effects will take some time to become clear. nno— take some time to become clear. nno m— take some time to become clear. nno m m— take some time to become clear. nno m m noo— take some time to become clear. and it is not helpful to oneomom— and it is not helpful to speculate. but bogosian's mmmon— speculate. but bogosian's rebellion is— speculate. but bogosian's rebellion is an— speculate. but bogosian's rebellion is an unimpressive , rebellion is an unimpressive, oonmg— rebellion is an unimpressive, dented challenge to president nnom-o— dented challenge to president putin's authority, and it is omon— putin's authority, and it is omon mm— putin's authority, and it is clear that cracks are emerging in clear that cracks are emerging m me— clear that cracks are emerging in the russian— clear that cracks are emerging in the russian support for the n— in the russian support for the n on— in the russian support for the war. i, of course,— in the russian support for the war. i, of course, hold no oonom— war. i, of course, hold no oonom non— war. i, of course, hold no candle for prigozhin or his nonoeo— candle for prigozhin or his nonoeo .— candle for prigozhin or his nonoeo . mon— candle for prigozhin or his forces . they have committed forces. they have committed mnoommo— forces. they have committed atrocities in— forces. they have committed atrocities in ukraine and omennoo— atrocities in ukraine and elsewhere, but he has said out mm— elsewhere, but he has said out kono nnon— elsewhere, but he has said out kono nnm ne— elsewhere, but he has said out loud what we have believed since the loud what we have believed since me ooon— loud what we have believed since me ooon on— loud what we have believed since the start of russia's— loud what we have believed since the start of russia's full scale mmmn— the start of russia's full scale .— the start of russia's full scale invasion , that— the start of russia's full scale invasion , that this invasion was invasion, that this invasion was noon— invasion, that this invasion was both unjustified— invasion, that this invasion was both unjustified and unprovoked. the both unjustified and unprovoked. mo omo— both unjustified and unprovoked. mo onm on— both unjustified and unprovoked. the events of this— both unjustified and unprovoked. the events of this weekend are an unprecedented— the events of this weekend are an unprecedented challenge to nnom-o— an unprecedented challenge to putin's authority— an unprecedented challenge to putin's authority with an armoured column approaching his own armoured column approaching his oonmm—

armoured column approaching his oonmm city— armoured column approaching his own capital city as— armoured column approaching his own capital city as the situation _ own capital city as the situation unfolded , the situation unfolded, the government - situation unfolded, the government monitored and nooponoeo— government monitored and nooponoeooo— government monitored and responded to developments oonemmn— responded to developments oonennmn .— responded to developments oonennmn. n— responded to developments carefully . i was— responded to developments carefully . i was briefed on carefully. i was briefed on moon— carefully. i was briefed on friday evening— carefully. i was briefed on friday evening and again nognkonn— friday evening and again regularly throughout the weekend by my— regularly throughout the weekend by no omomm— regularly throughout the weekend by my officials on— regularly throughout the weekend by my officials on saturday, i onome— by my officials on saturday, i ononoo o— by my officials on saturday, i chaired a cobra— by my officials on saturday, i chaired a cobra meeting on the omnomon— chaired a cobra meeting on the omnomon — chaired a cobra meeting on the situation on. we— chaired a cobra meeting on the situation on. we also have been in situation on. we also have been m okooo— situation on. we also have been in close contact— situation on. we also have been in close contact with our mmo-— in close contact with our ommo on— in close contact with our allies. on saturday, i spoke mm— allies. on saturday, i spoke with secretary— allies. on saturday, i spoke with secretary blinken and my omen— with secretary blinken and my oonon—mel other g7 colleagues, and i've moo— other g7 colleagues, and i've moo-m— other g7 colleagues, and i've also-in touch- other g7 colleagues, and i've also-in touch with- other g7 colleagues, and i've also in touch with other also been in touch with other negkonok— also been in touch with other regional partners— also been in touch with other regional partners as right regional partners as my right nononnmm— regional partners as my right honourable prime honourable friend, the prime mmmmn— honourable friend, the prime minister-with- honourable friend, the prime minister with president minister spoke with president moen— minister spoke with president biden,-macron- minister spoke with president biden, macron and biden, president macron and ononoemon— chancellor shultz on saturday omonnoon — chancellor shultz on saturday omonnoon .— chancellor shultz on saturday afternoon . mr— chancellor shultz on saturday afternoon . mr speaker, did spite afternoon. mr speaker, did spite meoo— afternoon. mr speaker, did spite these internal— afternoon. mr speaker, did spite these internal developments in kmom— these internal developments in russia, putin's— these internal developments in russia, putin's war in ukraine oonmnnoo— russia, putin's war in ukraine oommnoo .— russia, putin's war in ukraine continues . the— russia, putin's war in ukraine continues . the ukrainians fight continues. the ukrainians fight for continues. the ukrainians fight on mon— continues. the ukrainians fight for their survival,— continues. the ukrainians fight for their survival, and our mknomkon— for their survival, and our ukrainian friends are mounting a mmnnmeo— ukrainian friends are mounting a determined counteroffensive and omoomn— determined counteroffensive and steadily clawing— determined counteroffensive and steadily clawing back their mnnmonn — steadily clawing back their mnnmonn me— steadily clawing back their territory. we will not be distracted— territory. we will not be distracted from our work to onnon— distracted from our work to support ukraine's self—defence ono— support ukraine's self—defence on mon— support ukraine's self—defence and their subsequent recovery nnon— and their subsequent recovery non mm— and their subsequent recovery from this weekend's events show mm— from this weekend's events show mm m— from this weekend's events show mm m m— from this weekend's events show that it is ukraine— from this weekend's events show that it is ukraine and its nonneno— that it is ukraine and its partners, not— that it is ukraine and its partners, not russia , that have partners, not russia, that have the partners, not russia, that have me onomgm— partners, not russia, that have the strategic patience and moom—

the strategic patience and moom oo— the strategic patience and resolve to prevail . at last resolve to prevail. at last mko— resolve to prevail. at last week's ukraine recovery conference, we sent a clear nnooooog— conference, we sent a clear nnooooog mm— conference, we sent a clear message that not only will we ooono— message that not only will we ooono by— message that not only will we ooono by on— message that not only will we stand by our ukrainian friends as stand by our ukrainian friends oo men— stand by our ukrainian friends oo mm momn— stand by our ukrainian friends as they resist putin's onslaught,- as they resist putin's onslaught, but we will stand mm— onslaught, but we will stand nmn men— onslaught, but we will stand with them in— onslaught, but we will stand with them in the— onslaught, but we will stand with them in the subsequent noooe— with them in the subsequent mooe oo— with them in the subsequent mooo oo mm— with them in the subsequent peace as well .— with them in the subsequent peace as well . now that russia's peace as well. now that russia's momnonm— peace as well. now that russia's leadership cannot— peace as well. now that russia's leadership cannot justify this war, even to each other, the onm— war, even to each other, the mm ngnmm— war, even to each other, the only rightful course is for mmn— only rightful course is for mmm oo— only rightful course is for putin to withdraw his troops and end putin to withdraw his troops and one mm— putin to withdraw his troops and end this bloodshed. now, mr snooken— end this bloodshed. now, mr snooken n— end this bloodshed. now, mr speaker, i commend this momnom— speaker, i commend this statement to— speaker, i commend this statement to the house shadow nonokgn— statement to the house shadow foreign secretary— statement to the house shadow foreign secretary david lammy . foreign secretary david lammy. mm— foreign secretary david lammy. mm mokon— foreign secretary david lammy. will mckay all— foreign secretary david lammy. will mckay all right. so that was james cleverly there, the foreign secretary issuing his statement over the failed coup in russia over the weekend. and what this means for vladimir putin going forward. he was also saying, of course, that what the wagner group, the leader, yevgeny pudovkin, said out loud was what we'd all thought he'd said behind the scenes, which is

that the war was unjustified. et cetera. et cetera . and we'll cetera. et cetera. and we'll bnng cetera. et cetera. and we'll bring you more details as we get it. but i am joined now by defence editor and chief foreign affairs columnist at the telegraph. it's con coughlin, con , thank you very much. con, thank you very much. i believe you were able to hear what james conley had to say there. what are you what do you make of it then ? well, good make of it then? well, good omennoon. — make of it then? well, good omennoon. n— make of it then? well, good afternoon. i thought- c 32:37 well, good afternoon. i thought it was c 31:7“7 well, good afternoon. i thought it was a mm— afternoon. i thought it was a very measured— afternoon. i thought it was a very measured statement and it was reassuring to— very measured statement and it was reassuring to see the nonmon— was reassuring to see the british government's really on top british government's really on too on— british government's really on top on omo— british government's really on top of events in— british government's really on top of events in moscow. you know:— top of events in moscow. you know, we've had— top of events in moscow. you know, we've had a cobra meeting . one-m— know, we've had a cobra meeting . me-m noo— know, we've had a cobra meeting . we've had both— know, we've had a cobra meeting . we've had both the prime mmmmn— . we've had both the prime minister and— . we've had both the prime minister and mr— . we've had both the prime minister and mr cleverly talking to onon— minister and mr cleverly talking to senior world _ minister and mr cleverly talking to senior world figures and just nokmg— to senior world figures and just nokmg ono— to senior world figures and just making sure everybody is on the pogo— making sure everybody is on the same page because , you know, same page because, you know, nnommn— same page because, you know, nnommn ne— same page because, you know, whatever we think— same page because, you know, whatever we think about putin, nnommn— whatever we think about putin, nnommn ne— whatever we think about putin, whatever we think about putin, whatever we think about putin, whatever we think about this nnonnono— whatever we think about this madman, britain in russia is the mono-o— madman, britain in russia is the mono-o mggooo— madman, britain in russia is the world's biggest nuke power. and you know— world's biggest nuke power. and you know what?— world's biggest nuke power. and you know what? what terrified me me — you know what? what terrified me over the weekend _ you know what? what terrified me over the weekend was the noonoo—

over the weekend was the noonooo on— over the weekend was the prospect of burghausen, you know , a prospect of burghausen, you know : o onnmm— prospect of burghausen, you know : o onnmm by— prospect of burghausen, you know , a criminal by any— prospect of burghausen, you know , a criminal by any other ooonoono— , a criminal by any other standard and— , a criminal by any other standard and suddenly managing to gen— standard and suddenly managing to gen oononok— standard and suddenly managing to get control of— standard and suddenly managing to get control of the nuclear ooo — to get control of the nuclear ooo .— to get control of the nuclear codes. i mean— to get control of the nuclear codes. i mean that is that's moo-o— codes. i mean that is that's that's that's— codes. i mean that is that's that's that's fair— codes. i mean that is that's that's that's fair enough . that's that's fair enough. mon. — that's that's fair enough. mon. so— that's that's fair enough. yeah. so can— that's that's fair enough. yeah. so can i— that's that's fair enough. yeah. so can i just- that's that's fair enough. yeah. so can i just ask on that. it's good to see the government is it's good to see the government m nonmonmg— it's good to see the government is functioning on— it's good to see the government is functioning on this issue. mon. — is functioning on this issue. mon. oon— is functioning on this issue. mon. oon .— is functioning on this issue. yeah. can i just— is functioning on this issue. yeah. can i just ask on that? nooono— yeah. can i just ask on that? because that— yeah. can i just ask on that? because that was— yeah. can i just ask on that? because that was actually one of the big discussions that me and my friends and i think a lot of people were having over the weekend, which was what does this mean for nuclear war? because that's always the risk with it? so, okay. with russia, isn't it? so, okay. all good that all right. it's good that this wagner got the wagner chief hasn't got the nuclear codes. but what if vladimir thinks i am vladimir putin thinks i am literally be toppled at literally about to be toppled at the moment internally through some reason? is there any chance that this will make putin more likely to go nuclear? well the reassuring thing, patrick, is that, you know, as as in this country, as in america , it's not country, as in america, it's not one person with their finger on the button. there is a whole

onnono— the button. there is a whole onnoono m— the button. there is a whole structure in place— the button. there is a whole structure in place for- structure in place for authorising- structure in place for authorising nuclear strikes. and mooe— authorising nuclear strikes. and these structures— authorising nuclear strikes. and these structures were set up onmg— these structures were set up onmg me— these structures were set up during the cold— these structures were set up during the cold war to prevent nnomon— during the cold war to prevent nuclear armageddon. and the moon— nuclear armageddon. and the russian military— nuclear armageddon. and the russian military people like oenmnnon— russian military people like gerasimov were— russian military people like gerasimov were brought up on mm— gerasimov were brought up on mm ooko— gerasimov were brought up on this cold war— gerasimov were brought up on this cold war doctrine . so the this cold war doctrine. so the moo— this cold war doctrine. so the moo mm— this cold war doctrine. so the idea that putin— this cold war doctrine. so the idea that putin or— this cold war doctrine. so the idea that putin or product could nonon— idea that putin or product could nonon moo— idea that putin or product could wander into the— idea that putin or product could wander into the kremlin and nnooo— wander into the kremlin and mm o— wander into the kremlin and press a button— wander into the kremlin and press a button is— wander into the kremlin and press a button is not sustainable- press a button is not sustainable . but, you know, the sustainable. but, you know, the monmn — sustainable. but, you know, the momon mm— sustainable. but, you know, the problem with the— sustainable. but, you know, the problem with the prigozhin thing was problem with the prigozhin thing mm— problem with the prigozhin thing mm :— problem with the prigozhin thing mm : non— problem with the prigozhin thing was that , you know, if he'd was that, you know, if he'd onoooooeo— was that, you know, if he'd succeeded in— was that, you know, if he'd succeeded in his too, then you nom— succeeded in his too, then you nom gonnne— succeeded in his too, then you have genuine anarchy and all the all have genuine anarchy and all the mk me— have genuine anarchy and all the all the checks— have genuine anarchy and all the all the checks and— have genuine anarchy and all the all the checks and balances that none— all the checks and balances that none mon— all the checks and balances that none men m— all the checks and balances that have been in place— all the checks and balances that have been in place for decades nono— have been in place for decades would disappear.— have been in place for decades would disappear. so that is why , you— would disappear. so that is why , you know:— would disappear. so that is why , yon knon: .— would disappear. so that is why , you know, i think— would disappear. so that is why , you know, i think we were very nonmo— , you know, i think we were very nonnmo onen— , you know, i think we were very worried over the— , you know, i think we were very worried over the weekend and it's worried over the weekend and m o— worried over the weekend and m o gmm— worried over the weekend and it's a great relief— worried over the weekend and it's a great relief that rogozin ono— it's a great relief that rogozin ono mm— it's a great relief that rogozin one no onn— it's a great relief that rogozin and his silly mutiny have mmo-— and his silly mutiny have nomeo. mn:— and his silly mutiny have failed. um, but but it does it moeo— failed. um, but but it does it ooeo nome— failed. um, but but it does it does raise questions about what the does raise questions about what me nmne— does raise questions about what me nmne on— does raise questions about what the nature of leadership in moo— the nature of leadership in moscow. and— the nature of leadership in moscow. and if—

the nature of leadership in moscow. and if putin goes, who mmooeo— moscow. and if putin goes, who mmoooo mne— moscow. and if putin goes, who mmoooo mn? — moscow. and if putin goes, who replaces him? / moscow. and if putin goes, who replaces him? 114133“ c;,>oo

an edict was given at the start of this month for wagner to be assimilated into the russian military structure and that that's what brigades in yeah. was rebelling against that he doesn't want to be part of the russian military but this is all putin's fault. wagner was set up as putin's fault. wagner was set up oo mm— putin's fault. wagner was set up oo nm onn— putin's fault. wagner was set up as his own private— putin's fault. wagner was set up as his own private army- 1“ wagner was set up as his own private army to do his as his own private army to do no mmn— as his own private army to do no mn monk— as his own private army to do his dirty work because he oonon-o— his dirty work because he couldn't rely— his dirty work because he couldn't rely on the professional russian military momn— professional russian military momno— professional russian military moon no go— professional russian military motty to go and— professional russian military motty to go and do the things he nonmo— motty to go and do the things he nonmo oo— motty to go and do the things he nonmo o oo— motty to go and do the things he wanted to do, whether it's in mm— wanted to do, whether it's in mm ana, — wanted to do, whether it's in north africa, crimea or anywhere moo. — north africa, crimea or anywhere moo. so— north africa, crimea or anywhere moo. so mm— north africa, crimea or anywhere else. so this this— north africa, crimea or anywhere else. so this this is— north africa, crimea or anywhere else. so this this is this- north africa, crimea or anywhere else. so this this is this is putin's problem . um, but as putin's problem. um, but as i said , you know, the, the said, you know, the, the background to this is the russian military just got sick and tired of wagner okay. all right, colin, thank you- 3“c c ”cc g all right, colin, thank you very noon. — right, colin, thank you very much. always— right, colin, thank you very much. always a— right, colin, thank you very much. always a pleasure. oonoonoo— much. always a pleasure. concorde flew— much. always a pleasure. concorde flew in there. the moenoe— concorde flew in there. the defence editor— concorde flew in there. the defence editor and chief foreign onnono— defence editor and chief foreign affairs columnist— defence editor and chief foreign affairs columnist at the mmgnonn— affairs columnist at the mmgnonn .— affairs columnist at the telegraph . if- affairs columnist at the telegraph . if the noises are telegraph. if the noises are mm— telegraph. if the noises are mm k— telegraph. if the noises are mm k knon— telegraph. if the noises are that i know that— telegraph. if the noises are that i know that we've heard mm— that i know that we've heard mm o— that i know that we've heard mm o mn— that i know that we've heard this a few times,— that i know that we've heard this a few times, but the noises are this a few times, but the noises mm— this a few times, but the noises are that, well,— this a few times, but the noises are that, well, if— this a few times, but the noises are that, well, if we just give mknome— are that, well, if we just give ukraine-more— are that, well, if we just give ukraine more final push, ukraine one more big final push,

more—continue- more munitions, we continue to try more munitions, we continue to nn—me— more munitions, we continue to try _the americans. try and hound the americans into oomg— try and hound the americans into gomg—oone- try and hound the americans into gomg—oone on- try and hound the americans intoj doing—some of our doing the same. and some of our nnonoon— doing the same. and some of our nnooononn-- doing the same. and some of our european-our lives- doing the same. and some of our european our lives as european friends in our lives as mm.— european friends in our lives as mom—nonm- european friends in our lives as mom—none m- european friends in our lives as well._maybe be a. well. this could maybe be a mnnmg— well. this could maybe be a tuning mmo— well. this could maybe be a turning point the but turning point in the war, but none— turning point in the war, but maybe-that- turning point in the war, but maybe-that is- turning point in the war, but maybe that is true. maybe this time that is true. vaiews@gbnews.com now between now vaiews@gbnews.com now between ono— vaiews@gbnews.com now between ono noo,— vaiews@gbnews.com now between now and 5:00, we— vaiews@gbnews.com now between now and 5:00, we will discuss mm— now and 5:00, we will discuss mm mono— now and 5:00, we will discuss this extra ordinary— now and 5:00, we will discuss this extra ordinary claim from ookm— this extra ordinary claim from smm mom-o— this extra ordinary claim from saint paul's cathedral that mnooon— saint paul's cathedral that winston churchill was a white onnonoomo— winston churchill was a white onnonoomo .— winston churchill was a white supremacist . we're gonna have supremacist. we're gonna have a big supremacist. we're gonna have a mg moone— supremacist. we're gonna have a mg omom on— supremacist. we're gonna have a big debate on that.— supremacist. we're gonna have a big debate on that. and i will ook— big debate on that. and i will ook why— big debate on that. and i will ook wby om— big debate on that. and i will ask why are the— big debate on that. and i will ask why are the bbc letting left mng— ask why are the bbc letting left mng oonemon— ask why are the bbc letting left wing comedian ben elton call monk— wing comedian ben elton call mom-o— wing comedian ben elton call rishi a narcissistic rishi sunak a narcissistic oookonom— rishi sunak a narcissistic oookonom 7— rishi sunak a narcissistic sociopath ? but first, as your sociopath? but first, as your neommeo— sociopath? but first, as your headlines with— sociopath? but first, as your headlines with polly . patrick headlines with polly. patrick monk— headlines with polly. patrick monk non.— headlines with polly. patrick thank you. the— headlines with polly. patrick thank you. the top - headlines with polly. patrick thank you. the top stories this houn thank you. the top stories this hour, the head of the wagner mercenary group that launched an attempted coup in russia says he didn't want to overthrow the government. speaking for the very first time since the group's march , yevgeny prigozhin group's march, yevgeny prigozhin says the march showed serious security problems in the country. in an audio message released on his telegram account

, the mercenary group leader added that his troops turned around to avoid spilling the blood of russian soldiers as president putin didn't mention the mutiny when he was speaking to young engineers earlier today . i've spoken to the leader of me— . i've spoken to the leader of me mnmeo— . i've spoken to the leader of the united states,— i've spoken to the leader of the united states, but also nonoe— the united states, but also nnonoe ono— the united states, but also france and germany over the mekong.— france and germany over the weekend. we're— france and germany over the weekend. we're completely coordinated— weekend. we're completely coordinated in— weekend. we're completely coordinated in our response to mm— coordinated in our response to mm .— coordinated in our response to mm . nno— coordinated in our response to mm . nno mo— coordinated in our response to this . and it's a— coordinated in our response to this . and it's a situation that this. and it's a situation that we've been monitoring for some nno— we've been monitoring for some nmo—mm- we've been monitoring for some time,_that would| time, the instability that would be time, the instability that would m oommo— time, the instability that would m oommo by— time, the instability that would be caused by russia's illegal mmmn— be caused by russia's illegal on— be caused by russia's illegal invasion of ukraine. and what we mm— invasion of ukraine. and what we saw over this weekend is an monmo— saw over this weekend is an monmo on— saw over this weekend is an example of that— saw over this weekend is an example of that coming to the one— example of that coming to the tone .— example of that coming to the tone . mo— example of that coming to the fore . it's obviously too early fore. it's obviously too early to monoo— fore. it's obviously too early to predict with— fore. it's obviously too early to predict with certainty what nkgm— to predict with certainty what nkgno nonnon— to predict with certainty what might happen as a result of mo.— might happen as a result of mm. nn— might happen as a result of mm. on nn— might happen as a result of this. but i'm in— might happen as a result of this. but i'm in close touch nmn— this. but i'm in close touch nmn on— this. but i'm in close touch with our allies— this. but i'm in close touch with our allies and we're nonmonmg— with our allies and we're monitoring the situation closely . m— monitoring the situation closely . m oonon— monitoring the situation closely . in other news— monitoring the situation closely . in other news today,- monitoring the situation closely . in other news today, a- monitoring the situation closely . in other news today, a man in his 30s has died after being stabbed on a tram in nottingham. the attack in basford in the north of the city happened at around 11:00 this morning. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and an inquest has been told today that nicola bulley died as a result of

drowning and there was no evidence she was harmed . the evidence she was harmed. the mother of two disappeared in january while she was out walking her dog along the river wyre lancashire . her body was wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks later . wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks later. a home office pathologist told the inquest she hadn't been drinking before her death. other experts also gave evidence saying the river would just four degrees, almost freezing and that inhaung almost freezing and that inhaling to just breaths of water would have been lethal. those are the headlines. more on all those stories by heading to our website, gb news. .com . our website, gb news. .com. dudng our website, gb news. .com. during the blitz, saint our website, gb news. .com.- - during the blitz, saint paul's during the blitz, saint paul's cathedral - during the blitz, saint paul's ooonoonm—m- cathedral somehow survived in the cathedral somehow survived in me oone:— cathedral somehow survived in the dome, became a symbol of mmon— the dome, became a symbol of british resistance _ the dome, became a symbol of british resistance to the german momnom— british resistance to the german nonnono .— british resistance to the german nonnono . nn— british resistance to the german bombers . but it's— british resistance to the german bombers . but it's emerged that bombers. but it's emerged that the cathedral's_ bombers. but it's emerged that the cathedral's website until moo— the cathedral's website until just-described- the cathedral's website until just described the just last week described the onno— just last week described the prime minister— just last week described the prime minister during the war

mnooon— prime minister during the war winston churchill, as an unashamed— winston churchill, as an unashamed imperialist and white onnnonoomo— unashamed imperialist and white supremacist right— unashamed imperialist and white supremacist right ,_ unashamed imperialist and white supremacist right, right. that's moe— supremacist right, right. that's on— supremacist right, right. that's on mon:— supremacist right, right. that's nice of them, isn't— supremacist right, right. that's nice of them, isn't it? on moon— nice of them, isn't it? on mon, mo— nice of them, isn't it? on friday, the post- nice of them, isn't it? on friday, the post was altered. it now describes— friday, the post was altered. it now describes the— friday, the post was altered. it now describes the man many nomm— now describes the man many mmm on— now describes the man many believe our great— now describes the man many believe our great worst ever mooon— believe our great worst ever mooon oo— believe our great worst ever mooon oo o— believe our great worst ever leader as a figure of controversy, - leader as a figure of controversy, especially when moneo— controversy, especially when meneo non — controversy, especially when viewed from a— controversy, especially when viewed from a modern nononoomno- viewed from a modern perspective. i- viewed from a modern perspective. i mean , what do you perspective. i mean, what do you nom— perspective. i mean, what do you nom oo— perspective. i mean, what do you none o oo— perspective. i mean, what do you none no no on— perspective. i mean, what do you have to do for a— perspective. i mean, what do you have to do for a country to do noo— have to do for a country to do not nom— have to do for a country to do not fall victim— have to do for a country to do not fall victim to _ have to do for a country to do not fall victim to the woke mob? joining— not fall victim to the woke mob? gommg no— not fall victim to the woke mob? gommg no non— not fall victim to the woke mob? joining me now is— not fall victim to the woke mob? joining me now is author and mooonon— joining me now is author and mooonon on— joining me now is author and historian of the— joining me now is author and historian of the british empire, dr. historian of the british empire, on. zonoen— historian of the british empire, dr. zaheer mohsin , an actor, dr. zaheer mohsin, an actor, mmon— dr. zaheer mohsin, an actor, nnmen ono— dr. zaheer mohsin, an actor, writer and filmmaker femi nnonnon.— writer and filmmaker femi nylander. both of you, thank you mm— nylander. both of you, thank you mm nnon— nylander. both of you, thank you mm noon. on.— nylander. both of you, thank you very much. dr. zaheer, i'll ooon— very much. dr. zaheer, i'll ooon nmn— very much. dr. zaheer, i'll start with you. _ very much. dr. zaheer, i'll start with you. was winston onnomm— start with you. was winston churchill still— start with you. was winston churchill still a— start with you. was winston churchill still a white supremacist- churchill still a white supremacist ? inc; supremacist? we instant churchill was a product of his time. he was born in victorian mneo— time. he was born in victorian mnoo nnon— time. he was born in victorian times when most— c he was born in victorian times when most people around the times when most people around me nonm— times when most people around the world were— times when most people around the world were racist. 1“ the world were racist. in one fenn— the world were racist. in one fonn on— the world were racist. in one form or another. most- the world were racist. 1“ most indians form or another. most indians noomo— form or another. most indians were racist about— most indians were racist about people darker oaneo— were racist about people darker oaneo gonn—

were racist about people darker skinned down south africans were noomo— skinned down south africans were noomo mon— skinned down south africans were racist about colour. _ skinned down south africans were racist about colour. c“ racist about colour. the chinese regarded the rest of the world as barbarians. so churchill grew up certainly with a conviction that the english nation and the engush that the english nation and the english as a race were were the best and the most superior in the world. now now that he didn't on that basis, discriminate against anyone he committed, no racial atrocities . he did not support the eugenics movements of his time . eugenics movements of his time. um, and he was very proud of the fact that, you know, india's population under the british expanded . from . 150,000 in 17 50 expanded. from. 150,000 in 17 50 to 425 million in sorry, 157,000,000in . 1750 to

157,000,000in. 1750 to 425,000,000in 1947. and he used to compare this with the americans having wiped out their nafive americans having wiped out their native population. so he was very proud. i'll come back to non.— very proud. i'll come back to non. mm— very proud. i'll come back to you. mm .— very proud. i'll come back to yon. nm . mm— very proud. i'll come back to you. i'll i will come- cg : i'll come back to you. i'll i will come back to non.— you. i'll i will come back to non. .— you. i'll i will come back to yon. n mink— you. i'll i will come back to you. i think the— you. i'll i will come back to you. i think the phrase a man of his you. i think the phrase a man of mo mne— you. i think the phrase a man of mo mno nkgm— you. i think the phrase a man of his time might be— you. i think the phrase a man of his time might be quite onnonom— his time might be quite appropriate to kind quite appropriate to kind of quite nomm— appropriate to kind of quitej nooom—non appropriate to kind of quite- nemm—non neatly summarise what you were oonmg— neatly summarise what you were oonmg-no.— neatly summarise what you were oonmg-no. mm- neatly summarise what you were saying me. i'll throw saying there for me. i'll throw it saying there for me. i'll throw m onen— saying there for me. i'll throw m oo— saying there for me. i'll throw m to non. — saying there for me. i'll throw it over to you. look, when it oo— it over to you. look, when it comes to white _ it over to you. look, when it comes to white supremacy, i noon-mm— comes to white supremacy, i mean,.did-the- comes to white supremacy, i mean, did the who comes to white supremacy, i- mean,.did-the who are mean, he did defeat the who are mm— mean, he did defeat the who are mko me— mean, he did defeat the who are like the ultimate— mean, he did defeat the who are like the ultimate white in white onnonom— like the ultimate white in white supremacy, aren't— like the ultimate white in white supremacy, aren't they? so, you know— supremacy, aren't they? so, you know :— supremacy, aren't they? so, you know : m— supremacy, aren't they? so, you know : m m— supremacy, aren't they? so, you know , is it fair— supremacy, aren't they? so, you know , is it fair describe him know, is it fair to describe him as know, is it fair to describe him oo mm— know, is it fair to describe him oo mm ono— know, is it fair to describe him as that and basically only that on smm— as that and basically only that on saint paul's— as that and basically only that on saint paul's website? well i oon-o— on saint paul's website? well i oon-o mink— on saint paul's website? well i don't think it's— on saint paul's website? well i don't think it's correct to say mm— don't think it's correct to say mm no — don't think it's correct to say that he didn't— don't think it's correct to say that he didn't discriminate nooon— that he didn't discriminate nooeo on— that he didn't discriminate based on his— that he didn't discriminate based on his his his beliefs in nonmon— based on his his his beliefs in british superiority. �*" british superiority. if you look at churchill, he said the indians are a ghastly people with a ghastly religion. he said that the famine which he was involved in, he was actively as the leader of the uk, exporting food from india whilst there was a famine in bengal in order to feed british troops . he said feed british troops. he said that was their own for that it was their own fault for breeding he breeding like rabbits. he boasted about shooting three savages in the sudan in his

youth , he said that palestinians youth, he said that palestinians only eat camel dung. he was he he he was definitely an imperialist and he was definitely a product of his time. and he gave amazing speeches, which talked about democracy freedom , etcetera. democracy and freedom, etcetera. but he didn't believe that this freedom should expand to the darker skinned peoples of the world. resided over the world. he resided over the empire. he believed in the empire. he believed in the empire and he there's a reason that barack obama , for example, that barack obama, for example, when he took office, removed the bust of churchill from the white house because churchill , bust of churchill from the white house because churchill, his government, was directly responsible for the torture of barack obama's grandfather when he was fighting against the british in the kenyan mau mau resistance. the reality is that, yes, churchill should be remembered as someone who assisted in defeating the, as did the russians, who you've just been speaking about. but he should also be remembered as someone very, someone who held very, very, very dubious about very dubious views about race, which informed his policies as prime. and that's actually a mmm— prime. and that's actually a mmm goon— prime. and that's actually a really good point— and that's actually a really good point to lob it back oomomm— really good point to lob it back over actually, because now hear

me over actually, because now hear no on— over actually, because now hear no on on— over actually, because now hear no on on mm— over actually, because now hear no on on mm .— over actually, because now hear me out on this . all— over actually, because now hear me out on this . all right. is me out on this. all right. is meno— me out on this. all right. is mono on— me out on this. all right. is there an argument to say and i'll there an argument to say and mm onnon— there an argument to say and i'll throw this— there an argument to say and i'll throw this to— there an argument to say and i'll throw this to you, dr. zonoon— i'll throw this to you, dr. zaheer, first,— i'll throw this to you, dr. zaheer, first, that if churchill noon-o— zaheer, first, that if churchill noon-o noo— zaheer, first, that if churchill hadn't had made those kind of mooo— hadn't had made those kind of mooo ono— hadn't had made those kind of ideas and policies— hadn't had made those kind of ideas and policies at that omomo— ideas and policies at that specific moment in historical mne— specific moment in historical mno :— specific moment in historical mno : men— specific moment in historical time , then we— specific moment in historical time , then we might not have won time, then we might not have won the time, then we might not have won me — time, then we might not have won the war. absolutely.— time, then we might not have won the war. ' cccy f time, then we might not have won the war. f the war. absolutely. because he stood up to germany at a time when britain and its empire stood alone. the russians were in alliance with the germans. the french had surrendered, and churchill had the determination and the conviction that the british might come through it. after dunkirk, when things looked pretty grim. so for a couple of years, churchill , you couple of years, churchill, you know, stood alone virtually against the. now, i mean , the against the. now, i mean, the kind of things you've just heard about churchill is a conflation of things he said, a different times in different contexts ,

times in different contexts, things he never said, which are attributed to him. and your other guest is just sort of spewing the kind of poison that is being poured into . did he did is being poured into. did he did he say is being poured into. did he did no oon mm— is being poured into. did he did no ooy mm on— is being poured into. did he did he say that or not?— is being poured into. did he did he say that or not? in- “g c did he did he say that or not? in your non— he say that or not? in your om— he say that or not? in your no no— he say that or not? in your view, did he did- he say that or not? in your view, did he did he say did did he view, did he did he say did did no oon— view, did he did he say did did no ooy mooo— view, did he did he say did did he say those things that femi noo— he say those things that femi noo moo— he say those things that femi has just said?— he say those things that femi has just said? all of the gnomo— has just said? all of the gnomo om— has just said? all of the quotes, all of- has just said? all of the quotes, all of the quotes are onommm— quotes, all of the quotes are available on— quotes, all of the quotes are available on an— quotes, all of the quotes are available on an article from the moonenoono— available on an article from the independent called the dark side of mnooon— independent called the dark side of winston churchill, just ooogm— of winston churchill, just ooogm m:— of winston churchill, just google it, the— of winston churchill, just google it, the dark side of mnooon—. - google it, the dark side of winston-. i- google it, the dark side of winston-. i was google it, the dark side of- winston-. i was asked winston churchill. i was asked the question. he said- winston churchill. c : he said that the the question. he said that the momno— the question. he said that the mmono noo— the question. he said that the indians had a— the question. he said that the indians had a beastly- : he said that the indians had a beastly religion in indians had a beastly religion m mkonon— indians had a beastly religion in relation to— indians had a beastly religion in relation to being very angry nmn— in relation to being very angry nmn oonon — in relation to being very angry with gandhi for— in relation to being very angry with gandhi for launching the mm— with gandhi for launching the mm mmo— with gandhi for launching the quit india movement at a time nnon— quit india movement at a time nnen me— quit india movement at a time when the british— quit india movement at a time when the british were fighting nmn — when the british were fighting nmn men— when the british were fighting with their backs— when the british were fighting with their backs to the wall. he moo— with their backs to the wall. he moo mm— with their backs to the wall. he also was full— with their backs to the wall. he also was full of— with their backs to the wall. he also was full of praise for the nomm— also was full of praise for the nomm on— also was full of praise for the nomm on me — also was full of praise for the bravery of the indian army. mmmno— bravery of the indian army. muslims and— bravery of the indian army. muslims and hindus, said onnomm— muslims and hindus, said onnomm .— muslims and hindus, said churchill . but— muslims and hindus, said churchill. but you made a good mmo— churchill. but you made a good mmo m— churchill. but you made a good point at different— churchill. but you made a good point at different times. i'm going— point at different times. i'm gomg oo— point at different times. i'm gomg no nnooo— point at different times. i'm going to quote because you make a good point there. now, now, femi, now, he was femi, now, now, gandhi, he was an interesting chap, to say the

least , wrote essentially love least, wrote essentially love letters about mussolini, who i think is fair to say genuinely was an actual white supremacist. and gandhi, as has been widely reported , was rumoured to have reported, was rumoured to have enjoyed a relationship with some very, very young ladies . okay. very, very young ladies. okay. whereas when we see gandhi's statue or anything relating to gandhi , you don't tend to see, gandhi, you don't tend to see, you know , white oppressive you know, white oppressive sympathy , kaiser or indeed sympathy, kaiser or indeed another word potentially beginning with peter. do you you just see gandhi cultural hero . just see gandhi cultural hero. why is it the same? why is it not the same for winston churchill? well no, that's not exactly true. there was actually a exactly true. there was actually o oonnem m— exactly true. there was actually a movement in the— exactly true. there was actually a movement in the in- cokeqmq there was actually a movement in the in a ghanaian nnmenomn— a movement in the in a ghanaian university which— a movement in the in a ghanaian university which asked for a mnnonm— university which asked for a mnnonm on— university which asked for a removal of statue of gandhi removal of the statue of gandhi nooonoo— removal of the statue of gandhi momoe ne— removal of the statue of gandhi because he believed that mnoono— africans were inferior. yeah. nno— africans were inferior. yeah. nono-no— africans were inferior. yeah. and-he believed. africans were inferior. yeah. and he believed so africans were inferior. yeah.- and-he believed so that, and because he believed so that, of and because he believed so that, on : nn— and because he believed so that, of course , i'm just— and because he believed so that, of course , i'm just saying that of course, i'm just saying that moo-o— of course, i'm just saying that moo-o moo-o. — of course, i'm just saying that that's that's. but— of course, i'm just saying that that's that's. but okay, over none:— that's that's. but okay, over nono-oon— that's that's. but okay, over nono-oon :— that's that's. but okay, over here, - say , you've - that's that's. but okay, over here, say , you've just said here, as i say, you've just said nooom— here, as i say, you've just said noomo nom— here, as i say, you've just said people have been— here, as i say, you've just said people have been miseducated in oomooko— schools. all the quotes i've given—oon- schools. all the quotes i've given—can find. schools. all the quotes i'vei given—can find in schools. all the quotes i've- given_can find in an given today, you can find in an omom— given today, you can find in an omom-me— given today, you can find in an article the independent article in the independent ommo—onl article in the independent- called_of winston called the dark side of winston onnonmm— called the dark side of winston churchill._quote- called the dark side of winston churchill. quote he churchill. but another quote he gom— churchill. but another quote he gone :— churchill. but another quote he gone , oonon— churchill. but another quote he gave , gandhi should be bound

gave, gandhi should be bound monoo— gave, gandhi should be bound nonoo ono— gave, gandhi should be bound hands and foot— gave, gandhi should be bound hands and foot and put before the hands and foot and put before me gomo— hands and foot and put before mo gomo on— hands and foot and put before the gates of delhi and trampled on by— the gates of delhi and trampled on by o— the gates of delhi and trampled on by o gono— the gates of delhi and trampled on by a giant elephant whilst the on by a giant elephant whilst me non— on by a giant elephant whilst the new viceroy,— on by a giant elephant whilst the new viceroy, i.e. the new mmon— the new viceroy, i.e. the new mmon mm— the new viceroy, i.e. the new person that britain has onnommo— person that britain has appointed to- person that britain has appointed to rule india, sits on its appointed to rule india, sits on mo nook— appointed to rule india, sits on mo nook .— appointed to rule india, sits on its back . that— appointed to rule india, sits on its back . that shows his its back. that shows his momnom— its back. that shows his attitude to _ its back. that shows his attitude to gandhi. and yes, oonon— attitude to gandhi. and yes, oonon mm— attitude to gandhi. and yes, gandhi was a— attitude to gandhi. and yes, gandhi was a person that was monem — gandhi was a person that was noonoo. moo— gandhi was a person that was flawed. just let— gandhi was a person that was flawed. just let me finish. let me— flawed. just let me finish. let no nmmn. — flawed. just let me finish. let me finish. please.— flawed. just let me finish. let me finish. please. let me finish ono— me finish. please. let me finish on non— me finish. please. let me finish and you-respond— me finish. please. let me finish and you-respond .- me finish. please. let me finish and you respond . let me and you can respond. let me mmon— and you can respond. let me mmon-non— and you can respond. let me finish-you can- and you can respond. let me finish you can respond . finish and you can respond. oonon—ol finish and you can respond.- gandhi_a person gandhi was gandhi was a person nno— gandhi was gandhi was a person no mm— gandhi was gandhi was a person who was flawed— gandhi was gandhi was a person who was flawed in— gandhi was gandhi was a person who was flawed in his own right in who was flawed in his own right m nonn— who was flawed in his own right m many nmo-— who was flawed in his own right in many ways. and— who was flawed in his own right in many ways. and i'm not to none— in many ways. and i'm not to none mmm— in many ways. and i'm not to here sevilla for— in many ways. and i'm not to here sevilla for gandhi. but the reason-churchill- here sevilla for gandhi. but the reason churchill disliked reason that churchill disliked oonon— reason that churchill disliked gandhi-because- reason that churchill disliked gandhi because gandhi wanted gandhi is because gandhi wanted mmo— gandhi is because gandhi wanted mmo oo— gandhi is because gandhi wanted mmo no no— gandhi is because gandhi wanted india to be independent. and mmo— india to be independent. and mmo mm— india to be independent. and india was very— india to be independent. and india was very valuable to the mmmn— india was very valuable to the british empire,— india was very valuable to the british empire, which is, as you say,— british empire, which is, as you on: o— british empire, which is, as you on: o-non— british empire, which is, as you oom o-non on— british empire, which is, as you say, a-part of the- british empire, which is, as you say, a part of the reason say, a large part of the reason we say, a large part of the reason no me— say, a large part of the reason we won the war. _ say, a large part of the reason we won the war. it's not just onnonmm— we won the war. it's not just churchill. thousands churchill. it's the thousands of monke— churchill. it's the thousands of neome—onmmi churchill. it's the thousands of pe0iwere_empirei churchill. it's the thousands of peonere compelled empire churchill. it's the thousands of peonere compelled to empire churchill. it's the thousands of peonere compelled to work'e churchill. it's the thousands of peonere compelled to work for that were compelled to work for a that were compelled to work for o oonon— that were compelled to work for o oonnonn mm— that were compelled to work for a country that was— that were compelled to work for a country that was colonising mon. — a country that was colonising mon. nno— a country that was colonising them. and that's— a country that was colonising them. and that's what won the mo— them. and that's what won the war. the indians— them. and that's what won the war. the indians now people from me— war. the indians now people from across the empire— war. the indians now people from across the empire ,_ war. the indians now people from across the empire , you're across the empire, you're nommg— across the empire, you're neonmg o— across the empire, you're hearing a lot— across the empire, you're hearing a lot of completely mmnmo— hearing a lot of completely invented quotes. c invented quotes. the last quote about gandhi being trampled outside the gates of delhi is

completely fictional. churchill never said it. no one ever said it about gandhi. so you're really inventing stuff , which is really inventing stuff, which is why we're getting an institution like saint paul's putting up the kind of nonsense they did. and they've had to take it down and correct it and say, well , to say correct it and say, well, to say gandhl correct it and say, well, to say gandhi, to say churchill is controversial , which maybe he gandhi, to say churchill is controversial, which maybe he is . if you're hearing the what you're hearing . but . if you're hearing the what you're hearing. but i think this can complete invention of quotes, he said x, y and z. he never said how those things. okay. now me , when you look at okay. now me, when you look at mm— okay. now me, when you look at someone like nelson— now me, when you look at someone like nelson mandela, nnoommmn— someone like nelson mandela, undoubtedly a— someone like nelson mandela, undoubtedly a great figure from mooon:— undoubtedly a great figure from nooom-oon— undoubtedly a great figure from history,-can.no- undoubtedly a great figure from history, can no denying history, there can be no denying mm.— history, there can be no denying mm. monemn— history, there can be no denying that. however, obviously that. however, mandela obviously was that. however, mandela obviously noo—me— that. however, mandela obviously noo—me-mon- was a part of the anc. they mmnn— was a part of the anc. they weren't-about- was a part of the anc. they weren't about setting off weren't shy about setting off car weren't shy about setting off monoo— weren't shy about setting off car bombs in— weren't shy about setting off car bombs in public innocent car bombs in public and innocent monke— car bombs in public and innocent nooom-mmm- car bombs in public and innocent people-result of- car bombs in public and innocent people result of that. people died as a result of that. so people died as a result of that. so nnon— people died as a result of that. so nnen non— people died as a result of that. so when you someone like so when you see someone like mmon— so when you see someone like nelson mandela,— so when you see someone like nelson mandela, the argument mon— nelson mandela, the argumenti about—exclusively about why he is just exclusively oemnomo— about why he is just exclusively celebrated tends— about why he is just exclusively celebrated tends because celebrated tends to be because he-overcoming_ celebrated tends to be because he overcoming and fighting he was overcoming and fighting ogomoo— he was overcoming and fighting against—whereas- he was overcoming and fighting against whereas with against oppression, whereas with mmm— against oppression, whereas with onnomm men— against oppression, whereas with churchill they that bit churchill they ignore that bit on.— churchill they ignore that bit on. mon— churchill they ignore that bit on. my moo— churchill they ignore that bit out. they just go, well, you know— out. they just go, well, you know-nongo- out. they just go, well, you know forget conveniently know, they forget conveniently nongeo—

forget that he was fighting ogomoo— forget that he was fighting against-that- forget that he was fighting against that the world against the and that the world mooon-— against the and that the world was-an absolute— against the and that the world was an absolute knife edge. was on an absolute knife edge. oon-o— was on an absolute knife edge. oon-o men— was on an absolute knife edge. oon-o mom why— was on an absolute knife edge. don't they? why is that it don't they? why is it that it onn— don't they? why is it that it onm-oo— don't they? why is it that it onm-oo m- don't they? why is it that it- onm-oo m-momo only appears to be white people nno— only appears to be white people nmo-gemng— only appears to be white people who getting cancelled or who are getting cancelled or gommg— who are getting cancelled or gommg-m- who are getting cancelled or getting-in this- who are getting cancelled or getting in this way ? getting hounded in this way? mom.— getting hounded in this way? mom. yon— getting hounded in this way? mom, yon none— getting hounded in this way? well, you have the— getting hounded in this way? well, you have the situation entirely in reverse . we don't entirely in reverse. we don't ignore that. we constantly all of our media, all of our stories at school, how at school, we learn how churchill uk and won churchill drove the uk and won the against the germans the war against the germans and we about we never learn about what about the mau mau, the the things in the mau mau, the concentration camps in south africa , about the bengal famine africa, about the bengal famine , all of the dark sides of his legacy and all these quotes. just google the quotes, go back to for word. listen to youtube word for word. listen to youtube word for word. listen to say. google and to what i say. google them and you'll sources. so to what i say. google them and you'll sources . so it's you'll find the sources. so it's nonsense to say they're - cc �*" “c ”c.c:~; so it's nonsense to say they're invented for nonsense to say they're invented non—mm- for me. i get it because i've moo— for me. i get it because i've mmo—- for me. i get it because i've read—as well. i. for me. i get it because i've- read_as well. i admit for me. i get it because i've rlhaven't as well. i admit for me. i get it because i've rlhaven't gone as well. i admit for me. i get it because i've rlhaven't gone into well. i admit for me. i get it because i've rlhaven't gone into aall. i admit for me. i get it because i've rlhaven't gone into a britishimit i haven't gone into a british monon— i haven't gone into a british anom ono— i haven't gone into a british library and looked them up myself-— library and looked them up nooom. -k-m- library and looked them up myself. i've probably library and looked them up mysethe i've probably library and looked them up mysethe same i've probably library and looked them up mysethe same articlesobably library and looked them up mysethe same articlesobc'you. read the same articles as you. on— read the same articles as you.| nom—ononen read the same articles as you.- nm—ononen no but femi, can you just answer me mnomm—mm— finally, why is it that the mm— finally, why is it that the likes-nelson- finally, why is it that the likes nelson mandela likes of nelson mandela to a nongo— large part, people like gandhi as large part, people like gandhi oo—yon— large part, people like gandhi oo—yon kook- large part, people like gandhi oo—yon kook ml large part, people like gandhi. as_you look at them, as well, when you look at them, mey— as well, when you look at them, they om— as well, when you look at them, my mogno— as well, when you look at them, they are taught as— as well, when you look at them, they are taught as exclusively momno— they are taught as exclusively positive _whereas - positive people, whereas right non-oonon— positive people, whereas right non-oonon :- positive people, whereas right now-country , you- positive people, whereas right now country , you have to now in this country, you have to moonme— now in this country, you have to describe churchill— now in this country, you have to describe churchill as some kind of imperialist— describe churchill as some kind of imperialist white supremacist. why is that? is

mm— supremacist. why is that? is mm moo— supremacist. why is that? is that just because he's white? mmm— that just because he's white? mmm-mo— that just because he's white? mmm-mo mo— that just because he's white? mmm-mo mo — that just because he's white? what it? no g3 1“ ”c; what is it? no again, they're not taught just as great people, for one. and churchill as, say , for one. and churchill as, say, is seen as the one of the greatest leaders of the 20th century across large swathes of the world. it's nonsense to the world. so it's nonsense to say seen as a say that he's only seen as a white . but the white supremacist. but the reason difference reason that there's a difference is actually fighting is there were actually fighting against the oppressors from a position so hitler? he position. so was it hitler? he was fighting hitler. churchill the uk, the uk and germany were not. were not there was not a huge power imbalance between these modern european these were two modern european powers at and they powers at war. and yes, they were fighting against hitler. and had a horrific and hitler had a horrific ideology. but at the same time, the uk declared itself the leader of half of the world and owned an empire which spread across huge swathes. honest , to across huge swathes. honest, to be fair across huge swathes. honest, to m on ono— across huge swathes. honest, to m on one no— across huge swathes. honest, to be fair and to be— across huge swathes. honest, to be fair and to be fair— across huge swathes. honest, to be fair and to be fair for- f “.gc honest, to be fair and to be fair for every oonon:— be fair and to be fair for every on... even— be fair and to be fair for every other, every other— be fair and to be fair for every other, every other country was nmmg — other, every other country was nnng no — other, every other country was nnng no mooon— other, every other country was trying to preach freedom trying to preach about freedom nmmoo— trying to preach about freedom nnmoo onnmg— trying to preach about freedom whilst owning a— trying to preach about freedom whilst owning a slave. 1 g trying to preach about freedom whilst owning a slave. ' “c whilst owning a slave. and you oon-o— whilst owning a slave. and you oon-o mooon— whilst owning a slave. and you can't preach about democracy whilst running empire . it whilst running an empire. it doesn't make sense. both both of you doesn't make sense. both both of yon—mm— doesn't make sense. both both of yon—mm goo- doesn't make sense. both both of yon—mm goo nn- you. we've got i've got i'm gommg— you. we've got i've got i'm getting shouted _ you. we've got i've got i'm getting shouted out. i've to getting shouted out. i've got to move on. obviously could move on. i obviously could talk mon— move on. i obviously could talk mom—mm- move on. i obviously could talk about—but thanki about this all show, but thank you—

about this all show, but thank yon-nnon- about this all show, but thank you-much, both- about this all show, but thank you much, both of you very, very much, both of you.— you very, very much, both of yon. moon— you very, very much, both of you. much appreciated. do you. much appreciated. let's do it you. much appreciated. let's do m—ooon.- it again sometime soon. author ono— it again sometime soon. author one—mmmn- and historian of the british onmno:— and historian of the british empire, masani, empire, dr. zareer masani, oooon— actor, writer, filmmaker. femi mmonmn. — actor, writer, filmmaker. femi mykonoen—so- actor, writer, filmmaker. femi . nylander.—so moving nylander. right. okay so moving on. nylander. right. okay so moving on-moon— nylander. right. okay so moving on-nmon noo— nylander. right. okay so moving on.-elton has been- on. ben elton has been criticised— on. ben elton has been criticised for- on. ben elton has been criticised for calling rishi snnok— criticised for calling rishi snnok o— criticised for calling rishi sunak a narcissistic sociopath. nn— sunak a narcissistic sociopath. on .— sunak a narcissistic sociopath. on k nono— sunak a narcissistic sociopath. on k nono oo— sunak a narcissistic sociopath. but i want to know why the bbc mmmg— but i want to know why the bbc mmmg o— but i want to know why the bbc mmmg o mm— but i want to know why the bbc letting a well known left winger nom— letting a well known left winger noke onon— letting a well known left winger noke onon on— letting a well known left winger make such an outrageous claim ono— make such an outrageous claim one—mn.- make such an outrageous claimi and—him. patrick and not challenging him. patrick onnono— and not challenging him. patrick onnmmo on— and not challenging him. patrick christys on-british- and not challenging him. patrick christys on british news christys on gb news british news

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news. channel in just a few minutes, we will hear live from defence secretary ben wallace as he reacts to that failed coup in russia. but left wing comedian non— russia. but left wing comedian non moon— russia. but left wing comedian non moon noo— t but left wing comedian ben elton has defended his onnoononoo— ben elton has defended his appearance on— ben elton has defended his appearance on the bbc yesterday nnon— appearance on the bbc yesterday men m— appearance on the bbc yesterday when he called— appearance on the bbc yesterday when he called rishi sunak a narcissistic— when he called rishi sunak a narcissistic sociopath . elton narcissistic sociopath. elton o gmoo— narcissistic sociopath. elton was a guest on— narcissistic sociopath. elton was a guest on bbc one's sunday nonnmg— was a guest on bbc one's sunday morning politics— was a guest on bbc one's sunday morning politics show when he onmomeo— morning politics show when he criticised the _ morning politics show when he criticised the prime minister. i m— criticised the prime minister. i mean, if anybody— criticised the prime minister. i mean, if anybody was still nmommg— mean, if anybody was still watching after— mean, if anybody was still watching after that extra onomonm— watching after that extra ordinary, orwellian, meaningless, evasive word ordinary, orwellian,— meaningless, evasive word salad. i meaningless, evasive word salad. k neon— meaningless, evasive word salad. k k— meaningless, evasive word salad. k k oono— meaningless, evasive word salad. k k oom on— meaningless, evasive word salad. i mean, i sort of everybody- meaningless, evasive word salad. i mean, i sort of everybody else wanted to believe and i sort of believed maybe he's kind of a bit more decent , you know, and bit more decent, you know, and it turns out he's as much of a mendacious narcissist sociopath as his previous boss. the evasion, the constant- 1“ the evasion, the constant repetition of o— evasion, the constant repetition of o nooonoo— evasion, the constant repetition of a repaired street. i gonnnon— of a repaired street. i genuinely wanted to believe that maybe the tories had made a reset, even though they had elected a man who had loyally served under johnson, a man who

served underjohnson, a man who made a mockery of parliamentary democracy and clearly was was a venally motivated by self interest. joining me now is nnoooooomn— interest. joining me now is broadcaster, author- joining me now is broadcaster, author and legend , broadcaster, author and legend, mkonook— broadcaster, author and legend, michael crick. _ broadcaster, author and legend, michael crick. 1:1” michael crick. michael, thank you very much. should this kind of be on our taxpayer of stuff be on our taxpayer funded tv news service? do you think, relatively unchallenged ? think, relatively unchallenged? your thoughts ? well, i've known your thoughts? well, i've known ben your thoughts? well, i've known non moon— your thoughts? well, i've known ben elton since— your thoughts? well, i've known ben elton since i— your thoughts? well, i've known ben elton since i was— /1:: ” g7 well, i've known ben elton since i was 12. o” 141:: ” g7 well, i've known ben elton since i was 12. o” ben elton since i was 12. or or at ben elton since i was 12. or or m mooo— ben elton since i was 12. or or m mooo ne— ben elton since i was 12. or or at least we knew— ben elton since i was 12. or or at least we knew each other quite well in those days for a few years. and he was always very left wing. and we had quite a very left wing. and we had quite o mn— very left wing. and we had quite a few arguments,— very left wing. and we had quite a few arguments,-i- very left wing. and we had quite a few arguments,-i sort| a few arguments, although i sort of a few arguments, although i sort on—oo— a few arguments, although i sort of_aslthe- a few arguments, although i sorti of_as.the left. of regard myself as on the left. mone— of regard myself as on the left. mono-yon— of regard myself as on the left. there-you know,- of regard myself as on the left. there _you know, free. there then. and you know, free speech and all that. he should say what he likes as his comments yesterday were way over the top . i mean, you might say the top. i mean, you might say bods the top. i mean, you might say boris johnson was mendacious and narcissistic , but i don't think narcissistic, but i don't think you can say rishi sunak was. that's just ridiculous. he went far that's just ridiculous. he went to ooo— that's just ridiculous. he went to too non. — that's just ridiculous. he went far too far. did— that's just ridiculous. he went far too far. did ben elton. but mm— far too far. did ben elton. but mm m— far too far. did ben elton. but mm m nnoo— far too far. did ben elton. but this is what happens when you

mix— this is what happens when you mix nons— this is what happens when you mix acas politics— this is what happens when you mix acas politics with show nmmooo— mix acas politics with show nmmeoo on— mix acas politics with show business or comedy and mmanon— business or comedy and television and- business or comedy and television and radio producers mm— television and radio producers mko oomg— television and radio producers like doing that— television and radio producers like doing that. _ television and radio producers like doing that . '“c 1“ like doing that. and not just in the bbc, by the way. i mean, when i was on channel 4 news, we were always interviewing hollywood , you hollywood stars. and then, you know, asking them about know, then asking them about trump. is that trump. but the problem is that you don't a, that you don't challenge them in the same way as you would if they were a political figure or at least presenters tend not to. and the second thing is that people from show business and comedy backgrounds tend to be on the left. not always, of course , and left. not always, of course, and gb found quite a few gb news has found quite a few right comedians your right wing comedians for your airwaves , but it unbalances airwaves, but it unbalances things and the laura kuenssberg sunday morning programme . they sunday morning programme. they like to have showbiz people , like to have showbiz people, celebrities, star bring a bit of dazzle and glitter to the to the show amidst all the boring politicians. but if they're being fair really they should challenge them properly and certainly ben elton needed challenging with those remarks.

i mean, he's right in saying that rishi sunak is evasive. but to say that rishi sunak is a socio pathic and mendacious and narcissistic is was just ridiculous. yes. narcissistic is was just ridiculous . yes. yeah, those are ridiculous. yes. yeah, those are oomomy— ridiculous. yes. yeah, those are ooonomy moon— ridiculous. yes. yeah, those are actually pretty big— ” c f yes. yeah, those are actually pretty big claims to nom— actually pretty big claims to noke mon— actually pretty big claims to make about somebody as well. and the make about somebody as well. and me kmo— make about somebody as well. and me kan on— make about somebody as well. and the kind of thing— make about somebody as well. and the kind of thing that you would none— the kind of thing that you would nom-m— the kind of thing that you would hope be challenged , you hope would be challenged, you know:— hope would be challenged, you knon: nooom— hope would be challenged, you know, based on— hope would be challenged, you know, based on it.— hope would be challenged, you know, based on it. you think hope would be challenged, you kno beeb;ed on it. you think hope would be challenged, you kno beeb justyn it. you think hope would be challenged, you kno beeb just doesn't you think hope would be challenged, you kno beeb just doesn't geti think hope would be challenged, you kno beeb just doesn't geti th do the beeb just doesn't get it? do you— the beeb just doesn't get it? do yon—ooo- the beeb just doesn't get it? do yon—ooo nono- the beeb just doesn't get it? do you—too hard and| you think they try too hard and do-differently?- you think they try too hard and do differently? mean, do things differently? i mean, mey— do things differently? i mean, moo—onl they had that boy mizzy on, mon-o— they had that boy mizzy on, omnm men— they had that boy mizzy on, didn't they, as— they had that boy mizzy on, didn't they, as the voice of the mmm.— didn't they, as the voice of the mmm-mm— didn't they, as the voice of the mmm-mm m- didn't they, as the voice of the youth.-this is just- youth. i mean, this is just some,-know,- youth. i mean, this is just some, know, from some, you know, kid from some kmo— some, you know, kid from some| kmo—nno kind of terrible background who neoko— breaks into people's houses and nno— breaks into people's houses and nmo-mmnnm- breaks into people's houses and puts-internetiwell,. puts it on the internet. well, i oon-o— puts it on the internet. well, i oon-o knon— puts it on the internet. well, i don't know anything about him, but don't know anything about him, on me— don't know anything about him, on me .— don't know anything about him, on me k oo— don't know anything about him, but the i do, actually. i think mone— but the i do, actually. i think mono om— but the i do, actually. i think mono o— but the i do, actually. i think there are a lot of people in the bbc who are worried about this. and i'm i'm i bet there and indeed, i'm i'm i bet there was inquest at inside the bbc was an inquest at inside the bbc this morning knowing some of the more senior people there. i think they are worried that if you have showbiz people celebs on and you ask them political questions , they're likely to be questions, they're likely to be left of centre in their views and you should challenge them

properly . and i think the sunday properly. and i think the sunday morning programme with laura kuenssberg , i don't watch it kuenssberg, i don't watch it much, but if they do this all the time, they've really got to be tough on them because otherwise you're just giving a, you know , a free hit to someone you know, a free hit to someone on the left who isn't a politician, someone who's widely respected public. yeah respected by the public. yeah but i think people inside the bbc are more conscious of bbc are a lot more conscious of this problem now than were, this problem now than they were, say, 5 10 ago. all say, 5 or 10 years ago. all right, look , michael, thank right, look, michael, thank you very was very much. i'm sorry it was onon— very much. i'm sorry it was onom ono— very much. i'm sorry it was short and-but- very much. i'm sorry it was short and-but i- very much. i'm sorry it was. short and-but i always short and sweet, but i always enjoy—oo- enjoy our chats. we'll do it ogom—onokl enjoy our chats. we'll do it- again _crick there, again soon. michael crick there, noooooomn— broadcaster, author and legend. migno— broadcaster, author and legend. mgmm—oonel broadcaster, author and legend. mmm—oone i right. okay, lo. still to come, big— right. okay, lo. still to come, mg ngm— right. okay, lo. still to come, big night residents of big night for the residents of lincolnshire_ big night for the residents of lincolnshire in— big night for the residents of lincolnshire in the village of soonmon. — lincolnshire in the village of scampton. fighting scampton. they are fighting noom— scampton. they are fighting tooth-against- scampton. they are fighting tooth against the tooth and nail against the gomnnnem— tooth and nail against the government-to- tooth and nail against the government to house tooth and nail against the- government-to house 2000 government plans to house 2000 young— government plans to house 2000 young nkgnono— government plans to house 2000 young migrant men at an old raf mmm— young migrant men at an old raf mmm mm— young migrant men at an old raf airfield that was— young migrant men at an old raf airfield that was once used by the dambusters.— airfield that was once used by the dambusters. i'm patrick nnooon— the dambusters. i'm patrick noon on— the dambusters. i'm patrick fryston gb news, britain's news

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would you be on noono— russians off? would you be on ooono nmn— russians off? would you be on board with that?— russians off? would you be on board with that? do think board with that? do you think the board with that? do you think one—m— board with that? do you think one—m nono- board with that? do you think the is now? we're the time to act is now? we're moo— the time to act is now? we're moo gomg— the time to act is now? we're moo gomg-m— the time to act is now? we'rei also going. be - about also going to be talking about mm— also going to be talking about mmloonoo— also going to be talking about this-course, as— also going to be talking about this course, as well. sad this of course, as well. sad on— this of course, as well. sad news, of course,- this of course, as well. sad news, of course, it is the news, of course, but it is the moon— news, of course, but it is the mooko—ool nicola bulley inquest, so we'll be nicola bulley inquest, so we'll kno—on— nicola bulley inquest, so we'll gg_g ooono- nicola bulley inquest, so we'll be_of course ,- nicola bulley inquest, so we'll. be_of course , about be finding out, of course, about the be finding out, of course, about one-mmm— be finding out, of course, about the-death, etcetera- be finding out, of course, about the death, etcetera . the cause of death, etcetera. mmm— the cause of death, etcetera. mmm-mm— the cause of death, etcetera. we'll-thatlyou - the cause of death, etcetera. we'll-thatlyou as. the cause of death, etcetera. we'll that you as well we'll bring that to you as well . nno— we'll bring that to you as well . and-ridiculous- we'll bring that to you as well . and-ridiculous .- we'll bring that to you as well . and ridiculous . yes, . and the ridiculous. yes, a nooonoo— . and the ridiculous. yes, a nooomno non.— . and the ridiculous. yes, a hosepipe ban. i— . and the ridiculous. yes, a hosepipe ban. i mean, good gnom— hosepipe ban. i mean, good gnmn. mon— hosepipe ban. i mean, good grief. you apparently are going to m— grief. you apparently are going to m mneo— grief. you apparently are going to be fined £1,000 in certain nono— to be fined £1,000 in certain nono on— to be fined £1,000 in certain nono on me— to be fined £1,000 in certain parts of the country if you use a parts of the country if you use o nooonoo— parts of the country if you use o nooomno oo— parts of the country if you use a hosepipe to water your gonomnno— a hosepipe to water your geraniums. but i wanted to know, nono— geraniums. but i wanted to know, nono yon— geraniums. but i wanted to know, would you snitch— geraniums. but i wanted to know, would you snitch on your nokgnnon— would you snitch on your neighbour if— would you snitch on your neighbour if you saw them using a neighbour if you saw them using o nooonoo— neighbour if you saw them using o nooomno 7— neighbour if you saw them using o nooomno o .— neighbour if you saw them using a hosepipe ? i certainly a hosepipe? i certainly monem-o.— a hosepipe? i certainly wouldn't. but you know what nooom— wouldn't. but you know what noomo nomm— wouldn't. but you know what people would, wouldn't they? and just people would, wouldn't they? and not one— people would, wouldn't they? and imo nmm— people would, wouldn't they? and just one final one— people would, wouldn't they? and just one final one to round us off just one final one to round us on m— just one final one to round us on oo mm. — just one final one to round us off as well. it— just one final one to round us off as well. it is— just one final one to round us off as well. it is less than 48 nono — off as well. it is less than 48 nono mon.— off as well. it is less than 48 hours. yeah. there- off as well. it is less than 48 hours. yeah. there he is until i get— hours. yeah. there he is until i get my— hours. yeah. there he is until i got my kmo— hours. yeah. there he is until i goo nny mo on— hours. yeah. there he is until i get my kiss off on— hours. yeah. there he is until i get my kiss off on with get my kiss off on stage with me— get my kiss off on stage with me onoon— get my kiss off on stage with the dream - i've - get my kiss off on stage with the dream i've lost a bit the dream boys. i've lost a bit of the dream boys. i've lost a bit on-m— the dream boys. i've lost a bit on-m mm— the dream boys. i've lost a bit on-m ome-mi of weight to be able to do it, on— of weight to be able to do it, on mo— of weight to be able to do it, but it's-down— of weight to be able to do it, but it's-down to- of weight to be able to do it, but it's down to your but it's all down to your wonderful— but it's all down to your wonderful-sol but it's all down to your wonderful-so you wonderful donation, so thank you mm— wonderful donation, so thank you nom—nno- very much, everybody. and this non:— very much, everybody. and this non—mei hour, i will be playing you the

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first time since the group's march , yevgeny prigozhin says march, yevgeny prigozhin says the march showed serious security problems in the country and in an audio message released on his telegram account, the mercenary group leader added his troops turned around to avoid spilling the blood of russian soldiers . president putin didn't soldiers. president putin didn't mention the mutiny when speaking to young engineers earlier today, but foreign secretary james cleverly says the rebellion has shown the world that russia is not as strong as previously thought . rogozhin's previously thought. rogozhin's mmmon— previously thought. rogozhin's mmmon m— previously thought. rogozhin's rebellion is an— g rogozhin's rebellion is an unprecedented onomenge— rebellion is an unprecedented onomengo oo— rebellion is an unprecedented challenge to president putin's onnono— challenge to president putin's ommomm ono— challenge to president putin's authority and it— challenge to president putin's authority and it is clear that oooko— authority and it is clear that cracks are emerging in the kmomn— cracks are emerging in the russian support for the war. i of course, hold— russian support for the war. i of course, hold no candle for mngoan— of course, hold no candle for ngonn on— of course, hold no candle for prigozhin or his— of course, hold no candle for prigozhin or his forces. they nom— prigozhin or his forces. they have committed— prigozhin or his forces. they have committed atrocities in mknome— have committed atrocities in mknomo ono— have committed atrocities in ukraine and elsewhere , but he ukraine and elsewhere, but he noo— ukraine and elsewhere, but he noo oom— ukraine and elsewhere, but he noo oom on— ukraine and elsewhere, but he has said out loud— ukraine and elsewhere, but he has said out loud what we have mmmn— has said out loud what we have believed since— has said out loud what we have believed since the— has said out loud what we have believed since the start of mmon-o— believed since the start of russia's full— believed since the start of russia's full scale invasion, mm— russia's full scale invasion, mm mm— russia's full scale invasion, that this invasion was both uni-mo— that this invasion was both uni-mo :— that this invasion was both unjust, ified_ that this invasion was both unjust, ified and unprovoked . unjust, ified and unprovoked. mmm:— unjust, ified and unprovoked. mmm me— unjust, ified and unprovoked. well, the former— unjust, ified and unprovoked. well, the former president of mknomo— well, the former president of ukraine, petro _ well, the former president of ukraine, petro poroshenko, told

gb ukraine, petro poroshenko, told on meno— ukraine, petro poroshenko, told gb news russians now view mneomono— gb news russians now view president putin— gb news russians now view president putin differently . president putin differently. me— president putin differently. me mmm— president putin differently. the putin image— president putin differently. the putin image in- president putin differently. the putin image in in- president putin differently. the putin image in in russia is invulnerable . leader is invulnerable. leader is completely destroyed . the whole completely destroyed. the whole world understand who is the putin. but now many people understand it in russia . and understand it in russia. and with that situation , i think with that situation, i think that the armed forces of ukraine definitely use this opportunity to increase the efficiency and intensiveness of our counteroffensive and receive the certain certain results here. a man in his 30s has died after being stabbed on a tram in nottingham. the being stabbed on a tram in nottingham . the attack in nottingham. the attack in noonono— nottingham. the attack in noonono m— nottingham. the attack in basford in the— nottingham. the attack in basford in the north- \n1::ncc “g the attack in basford in the north of the \n1::ncc “g“n3“: the attack in basford in the north of the city nonnoneo— basford in the north of the city nonnonoo m— basford in the north of the city happened at around 11:00 this nonnmg. — happened at around 11:00 this nonnmg. n— happened at around 11:00 this morning. a man— happened at around 11:00 this morning. a man has been arrested on ommokon— morning. a man has been arrested on ommokon on— morning. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. morning. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder . an on suspicion of murder. an moneoo— on suspicion of murder. an inquest heard— on suspicion of murder. an inquest heard today how nicola bulley— inquest heard today how nicola nmmy meo— inquest heard today how nicola bulley died as— inquest heard today how nicola bulley died as a— inquest heard today how nicola bulley died as a result of nonnmg— bulley died as a result of drowning and— bulley died as a result of drowning and there was no onmonoe— drowning and there was no evidence she'd— drowning and there was no evidence she'd been harmed. the

nonmon— evidence she'd been harmed. the nomen on— evidence she'd been harmed. the nomen of mo — evidence she'd been harmed. the mother of two disappeared in january— mother of two disappeared in january mmm— mother of two disappeared in january while she was out anmg— january while she was out anmg non— january while she was out walking her dog along the river mm— walking her dog along the river wyre-lancashire— walking her dog along the river wyre-lancashire .— walking her dog along the river wyre lancashire . her body was wyre in lancashire. her body was noono— wyre in lancashire. her body was nonno mneo— wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks— wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks later in a none— found three weeks later in a home office— found three weeks later in a home office pathologist told the moneoo— home office pathologist told the mgmoo ono— home office pathologist told the inquest she hadn't been drinking moone— inquest she hadn't been drinking mmm non— inquest she hadn't been drinking before her death— inquest she hadn't been drinking before her death ,_ inquest she hadn't been drinking before her death , and other before her death, and other moeno— before her death, and other experts explained, saying the men— experts explained, saying the river was just— experts explained, saying the river was just four degrees, mnooo— river was just four degrees, almost freezing— river was just four degrees, almost freezing and inhaling moo— almost freezing and inhaling not no— almost freezing and inhaling just two breaths— almost freezing and inhaling just two breaths of water would nom— just two breaths of water would nom mon— just two breaths of water would have been lethal— just two breaths of water would have been lethal for anyone . have been lethal for anyone. nonoe— have been lethal for anyone. police searching— have been lethal for anyone. police searching for a woman in nonmonm— police searching for a woman in derbyshire have— police searching for a woman in derbyshire have found a body at a derbyshire have found a body at o mmm— derbyshire have found a body at o mmm mm— derbyshire have found a body at a layby near chesterfield . sarah a layby near chesterfield. sarah menonon— a layby near chesterfield. sarah henshaw disappeared. more than a mek— henshaw disappeared. more than a nook ogo— henshaw disappeared. more than a nook ogo. sne— henshaw disappeared. more than a week ago. she was— henshaw disappeared. more than a week ago. she was last seen at mon— week ago. she was last seen at mon nono— week ago. she was last seen at mon none m— week ago. she was last seen at her home in ilkeston . police say her home in ilkeston. police say mey— her home in ilkeston. police say my mmm— her home in ilkeston. police say they believe the— her home in ilkeston. police say they believe the body , which was they believe the body, which was omoommo — they believe the body, which was discovered in— they believe the body, which was discovered in the— they believe the body, which was discovered in the layby on the a6 discovered in the layby on the no on— discovered in the layby on the no on :— discovered in the layby on the no on : m— discovered in the layby on the a6 617 , is that— discovered in the layby on the a6 617 , is that of— discovered in the layby on the a6 617 , is that of the 31 year a6 617, is that of the 31 year on.— a6 617, is that of the 31 year on. mon— a6 617, is that of the 31 year old. herfamily's— a6 617, is that of the 31 year old. her family's been informed. oemommo— old. her family's been informed. detectives have— old. her family's been informed. detectives have been granted mne— detectives have been granted mno oo— detectives have been granted more time to question a man nmo-o— more time to question a man nmo-o men— more time to question a man who's been arrested on suspicion of nnon— who's been arrested on suspicion of nnnoen .— who's been arrested on suspicion of murder . police— who's been arrested on suspicion of murder . police have confirmed of murder. police have confirmed mm— of murder. police have confirmed mm nonon— of murder. police have confirmed that human remains found in ooknneno— that human remains found in ballymena earlier this month mooo— ballymena earlier this month were those of— ballymena earlier this month were those of chloe mitchell. me— were those of chloe mitchell. mo m— were those of chloe mitchell. mo on mon— were those of chloe mitchell. the 21 year old— were those of chloe mitchell. the 21 year old went missing on

the the 21 year old went missing on me ono— the 21 year old went missing on me on on— the 21 year old went missing on the 3rd of june— the 21 year old went missing on the 3rd of june spa, sparking a oonon— the 3rd of june spa, sparking a search operation. _ the 3rd of june spa, sparking a search operation. two men have mmmn— search operation. two men have moon moon— search operation. two men have already been charged in relation nmn— already been charged in relation nmn non— already been charged in relation with her murder— already been charged in relation with her murder and tributes nom— with her murder and tributes nom men— with her murder and tributes have been pouring in today for the have been pouring in today for me 25— have been pouring in today for me no mon— have been pouring in today for the 25 year old— have been pouring in today for the 25 year old man who died omen— the 25 year old man who died omen mm— the 25 year old man who died after his hot— the 25 year old man who died after his hot air— the 25 year old man who died after his hot air balloon onoonoo— after his hot air balloon crashed in— after his hot air balloon crashed in worcestershire. peter omgom— crashed in worcestershire. peter onogony mm— crashed in worcestershire. peter gregory was killed on sunday omen— gregory was killed on sunday omen mm— gregory was killed on sunday after his balloon— gregory was killed on sunday after his balloon fell to the gnonno— after his balloon fell to the gnonno mm— after his balloon fell to the ground near the— after his balloon fell to the ground near the village of onmnomm — ground near the village of ombersley. his— ground near the village of ombersley. his family say mr onogon— ombersley. his family say mr onogony mm— ombersley. his family say mr onogony o— ombersley. his family say mr gregory was a passionate balloonist— gregory was a passionate balloonist and- gregory was a passionate balloonist and died doing what he balloonist and died doing what no nomn— balloonist and died doing what he loved most.— balloonist and died doing what he loved most. his death is mmg— he loved most. his death is being investigated by the air ooomonm— being investigated by the air accidents investigation branch . accidents investigation branch. me— accidents investigation branch. mo nooo— accidents investigation branch. mo mooo on— accidents investigation branch. the boss of an— accidents investigation branch. the boss of an organised crime group— the boss of an organised crime gnonn nnon— the boss of an organised crime group which smuggled hundreds of monke— group which smuggled hundreds of noome m— group which smuggled hundreds of noomo m ono— group which smuggled hundreds of noomo m mo on— group which smuggled hundreds of people in and out of the uk has men— people in and out of the uk has mon gomo— people in and out of the uk has been jailed for— people in and out of the uk has been jailed for ten— people in and out of the uk has been jailed for ten and a half mom— been jailed for ten and a half years. mohammed mukhtar hussain was years. mohammed mukhtar hussain omomo— years. mohammed mukhtar hussain omomo m— years. mohammed mukhtar hussain was arrested in may— years. mohammed mukhtar hussain was arrested in may 2021, nomomng— was arrested in may 2021, nomomng o— was arrested in may 2021, following a national crime ngonoy— following a national crime agency investigation when he was nonmo— agency investigation when he was mmno o— agency investigation when he was behind a london— agency investigation when he was behind a london based group nnon— behind a london based group mmon moo— behind a london based group which used a— behind a london based group which used a network of lorry onnono— which used a network of lorry onmno oo— which used a network of lorry drivers to move— which used a network of lorry drivers to move people across me— drivers to move people across me ononnok. — drivers to move people across the channel. they— drivers to move people across the channel. they included a nnnmn— the channel. they included a nnnmn on— the channel. they included a number of fugitives fleeing the uk number of fugitives fleeing the mk nno— number of fugitives fleeing the mk nno mm— number of fugitives fleeing the uk who were wanted for serious onon— uk who were wanted for serious onon oo— uk who were wanted for serious crimes such as child abuse and

nnonnon— crimes such as child abuse and nnnoen .— crimes such as child abuse and nnnoen . mo— crimes such as child abuse and murder. the world's second kongooo— murder. the world's second largest cinema— murder. the world's second largest cinema chain , cineworld, largest cinema chain, cineworld, has largest cinema chain, cineworld, noo onnonnoeo— largest cinema chain, cineworld, has announced it's— largest cinema chain, cineworld, has announced it's going to file for administration— has announced it's going to file for administration in the uk. me— for administration in the uk. mo nom— for administration in the uk. the move set— for administration in the uk. the move set to— for administration in the uk. the move set to take place next nonon— the move set to take place next nonm: m— the move set to take place next nonm: m mm— the move set to take place next month, is part of— month, is part of a restructuring plan. month, is part of a— restructuring plan. shareholders will restructuring plan. shareholders m m— restructuring plan. shareholders will be affected,— restructuring plan. shareholders will be affected, but the oonnony— will be affected, but the oonnony :— will be affected, but the company , which has more than 100 company, which has more than 100 cinemas across the _ company, which has more than 100 cinemas across the uk and mekong— cinemas across the uk and mkonm omo— cinemas across the uk and ireland, says their british venues will— ireland, says their british venues will continue to operate as normal . while— venues will continue to operate as normal . while an and the as normal. while an and the mmm— as normal. while an and the nnnoo on— as normal. while an and the prince of wales— as normal. while an and the prince of wales has launched an mmmno— prince of wales has launched an initiative aimed— prince of wales has launched an initiative aimed at— prince of wales has launched an initiative aimed at ending homelessness.— initiative aimed at ending homelessness. prince william's mm— homelessness. prince william's mm mon— homelessness. prince william's mm mon moi-ooo— homelessness. prince william's five year project called homewood's,- five year project called homewood's, aims to make rough omemng— homewood's, aims to make rough omomng o— homewood's, aims to make rough omomng o mmg— homewood's, aims to make rough sleeping a thing of— homewood's, aims to make rough sleeping a thing of the past by mmmn— sleeping a thing of the past by initially focusing— sleeping a thing of the past by initially focusing on six kooomono— initially focusing on six locations as— initially focusing on six locations as local businesses mm— locations as local businesses mm m— locations as local businesses will be asked— locations as local businesses will be asked to— locations as local businesses will be asked to develop action mono— will be asked to develop action mono nmn— will be asked to develop action mono nmn nn— will be asked to develop action plans with up to— will be asked to develop action plans with up to £500,000 in nonnmg— plans with up to £500,000 in funding. nn— plans with up to £500,000 in funding. i'm pleased to stand none— funding. i'm pleased to stand none ooom— funding. i'm pleased to stand none ooom m— funding. i'm pleased to stand here today at the— funding. i'm pleased to stand here today at the start of our noon— here today at the start of our nom oo— here today at the start of our nom no onomg— here today at the start of our path to ending homelessness us me— path to ending homelessness us me mm— path to ending homelessness us over the next five _ path to ending homelessness us over the next five years, we nom — over the next five years, we nom o— over the next five years, we nom o mmm— over the next five years, we have a unique opportunity to mmmn— have a unique opportunity to develop innovative new solutions and develop innovative new solutions ono ooom—

develop innovative new solutions and scale their— develop innovative new solutions and scale their tangible impact . mm— and scale their tangible impact . mm mm— and scale their tangible impact . this will inspire— and scale their tangible impact . this will inspire belief- . this will inspire belief throughout the uk and beyond that homelessness can be ended for good . prince well, speaking for good. prince well, speaking eonmen— for good. prince well, speaking oonmon on— for good. prince well, speaking earlier on today— for good. prince well, speaking earlier on today .— g: prince well, speaking earlier on today . that's it. earlier on today. that's it. nonm— earlier on today. that's it. konm nn— earlier on today. that's it. non-m on no— earlier on today. that's it. you're up to date on gb news. mone— you're up to date on gb news. more news as it— you're up to date on gb news. more news as it happens. back oo— more news as it happens. back no .— now to. patrick m— now to. patrick m moo- now to. patrick in just a- now to. patrick in just a few now to. patrick- in just a few moments. sooneoon— in just a few moments. soonooon of— in just a few moments. secretary of state- in just a few moments. secretary of state for defence ben wallace is expected to give a keynote speech about the current situation in russia following a failed coup attempt . we will be taking that so to make sure that you stay tuned in for that. but in the last half houn for that. but in the last half hour, the man who led the coup, wagner leader yevgeny prigozhin, has released an audio message and they are his first comments since the weekend . he . motty

since the weekend. he. motty kyiv since the weekend. he. motty kno vokkon— since the weekend. he. motty kno vokkon .— since the weekend. he. motty kyiv volkov . well,— since the weekend. he. motty kyiv volkov . well, that- kyiv volkov. well, that onnonom— kyiv volkov. well, that obviously makes perfect sense . obviously makes perfect sense. mmnnm— obviously makes perfect sense. vladimir putin— obviously makes perfect sense. vladimir putin has— obviously makes perfect sense. vladimir putin has also- obviously makes perfect sense. vladimir putin has also made his first public appearance since the rebellion in an address to the rebellion in an address to the nation, but didn't mention the nation, but didn't mention the recent events that took place . and his defence minister place. and his defence minister , sergey shoygu, has been seen visiting troops in ukraine after the wagner leader demanded that he should be handed over to restore justice. but what do we know about the wagner group led by pudovkin ? and well, here we by pudovkin? and well, here we 90, by pudovkin? and well, here we go, he was putin's ex ally, known as putin's chef . he then known as putin's chef. he then formed the wagner group during russia's 2014 crimea invasion . russia's 2014 crimea invasion. the group is responsible for killing thousands in bakhmut, the leader then criticises russian military leaders for a lack of ammunition in and then most recently, this saturday morning, he heads for moscow. by the evening he then turns around and heads for minsk. but i want

to know, as i'm sure most people will do, really is what all of this really means for britain now. so former british army officer, major general tim cross in fact, we're going straight to ben wallace, our secretary of state for defence, who is talking now about russia and putin. let's go and we will go for a dialogue , a discussion at for a dialogue, a discussion at and i can assure you it's not going to be just a discussion between the two of us, which will be very interesting , but will be very interesting, but probably just to us. i'll ask a few questions— probably just to us. i'll ask a few questions at— probably just to us. i'll ask a few questions at the- i'll ask a few questions at the beginning and few questions at the beginning ono men— few questions at the beginning ono men m— few questions at the beginning and then we will— few questions at the beginning and then we will open it up to me— and then we will open it up to the audience. _ and then we will open it up to the audience. you— and then we will open it up to the audience. 141:: cc and then we will open it up to the audience. 1141:: cc the audience. you will have plenty of opportunities to ask the secretary of state . the secretary of state. secretary of state, can i the secretary of state. - secretary of state, can i just ook— secretary of state, can i just ook mmmn— secretary of state, can i just ask initially the _ secretary of state, can i just ask initially the question is nononn— ask initially the question is monomy on— ask initially the question is probably on our mind after the weekend— probably on our mind after the weekend . — probably on our mind after the weekend . what?— probably on our mind after the weekend . w117 probably on our mind after the weekend . w1“37 c1:: probably on our mind after the weekend . 7 c1:: weekend. what? how do you evaluate what has happened in russia over the last 48 hours or

so? and what does it tell us mon— so? and what does it tell us mom me— so? and what does it tell us about the war— so? and what does it tell us about the war in— 7 and what does it tell us about the war in ukraine? i nn— about the war in ukraine? i mmk ne— about the war in ukraine? i think one of— about the war in ukraine? i think one of the— about the war in ukraine? i think one of the most- about the war in ukraine? i think one of the most important parts of the last sort of 72 hours was prigozhin's video , hours was prigozhin's video, where he directly challenged the narrative , the narrative for narrative, the narrative for war, that the kremlin had put out, which was that ukraine wasn't going to attack russia , wasn't going to attack russia, nato wasn't going to attack russia. and nato wasn't going to attack russia . and if there's a sort of russia. and if there's a sort of koomng— russia. and if there's a sort of lasting aftertaste— russia. and if there's a sort of lasting aftertaste of- t and if there's a sort of lasting aftertaste of the events me— lasting aftertaste of the events over the weekend, it's clearly mm— over the weekend, it's clearly mm moo-o— over the weekend, it's clearly that that's important, that mmonon— that that's important, that russian people get to hear the mmm— russian people get to hear the mmm ono— russian people get to hear the truth and that— russian people get to hear the truth and that prigozhin was mm— truth and that prigozhin was ome oo— truth and that prigozhin was ome no no— truth and that prigozhin was able to do that— truth and that prigozhin was able to do that . able to do that. but i also think we shouldn't necessarily . think we shouldn't necessarily. over credit the sort of destabilisation that that somehow this is a massive derailment of the kremlin. you know , what we see at the moment know, what we see at the moment is prigozhin has gone off to belarus . the wagner is prigozhin has gone off to belarus. the wagner group is predominantly spent, done , predominantly spent, done, dissipated, whichever you'd like

to interpret it . and the war in to interpret it. and the war in ukraine is still being prosecuted by the russian general staff. and as i sit here ngm— general staff. and as i sit here mgm non— general staff. and as i sit here right now, general— gc; and as i sit here right now, general gerasimov and mmmmn— right now, general gerasimov and mm snoygn— right now, general gerasimov and minister shoygu are still doing men— minister shoygu are still doing men-ion— minister shoygu are still doing men-ion m— minister shoygu are still doing their-job at and- minister shoygu are still doing their job at and we their day job at and we ononnno— their day job at and we shouldn't be- their day job at and we shouldn't be that surprised. me— shouldn't be that surprised. me nnonnon— shouldn't be that surprised. the russian state— shouldn't be that surprised. the russian state has- shouldn't be that surprised. the russian state has been designed like that for 300 or 400 years to protect the tsar . 400 years to protect the tsar. and there are questions as you oono— and there are questions as you oono yon— and there are questions as you could you could— and there are questions as you could you could look as an omome— could you could look as an outside observer- could you could look as an outside observer about, you know , why— outside observer about, you know : nny om— outside observer about, you know : mo on me— outside observer about, you know , why did the fsb— outside observer about, you know , why did the fsb seem to take its , why did the fsb seem to take mo mne— , why did the fsb seem to take mo mno o — , why did the fsb seem to take its time ? um,— , why did the fsb seem to take its time ? um, 0r— , why did the fsb seem to take its time ? c its time? um, or was it slow or missed opportunities? who knows 7 missed opportunities? who knows ? but also what— missed opportunities? who knows ? but also what led— c 1“ c 7 who knows ? but also what led prigozhin to omome— ? but also what led prigozhin to omome mm— ? but also what led prigozhin to decide that he— ? but also what led prigozhin to decide that he could do this ? i decide that he could do this? i mmk— decide that he could do this? i mmk me— decide that he could do this? i think the only— decide that he could do this? i think the only big— decide that he could do this? i think the only big changes that he think the only big changes that no oono— think the only big changes that no oono oo— think the only big changes that he could do it. _ think the only big changes that he could do it. 114c he could do it. you know, i think it exposed that russia's reserves a threadbare the fact he could advance or his small band of men. and i think it was onn— band of men. and i think it was my mon— band of men. and i think it was only about 2500— 313“c and i think it was only about 2500 people made it so only about 2500 people made it oo non— only about 2500 people made it oo non nn— only about 2500 people made it oo non on me— only about 2500 people made it so far up the motorway without nnon — so far up the motorway without much opposition,— so far up the motorway without much opposition, sort of sort of

onomn— much opposition, sort of sort of ononoo mm— much opposition, sort of sort of showed that how— much opposition, sort of sort of showed that how stretched mmon-o— showed that how stretched russia's reserves are , but it russia's reserves are, but it mmm-1— russia's reserves are, but it mustn't distract— russia's reserves are, but it mustn't distract from the main nmoomn— mustn't distract from the main mission, which— mustn't distract from the main mission, which is— mustn't distract from the main mission, which is to support mknome— mission, which is to support mknomo ono— mission, which is to support ukraine and throwing russia out of ukraine and throwing russia out on mon— ukraine and throwing russia out of their country. _ ukraine and throwing russia out of their country. ' “c of their country. and the offensive that's going on at the moment . indeed. and that was the moment. indeed. and that was the nomn— moment. indeed. and that was the nomo nonmonm— moment. indeed. and that was the point mentioned by— moment. indeed. and that was the point mentioned by cgs_ indeed. and that was the point mentioned by cgs earlier ooom— point mentioned by cgs earlier ooom oo— point mentioned by cgs earlier ooom oo mm— point mentioned by cgs earlier ooom oo nom ,— point mentioned by cgs earlier today as well , that this is an today as well, that this is an mmnnm— today as well, that this is an internal debate— today as well, that this is an internal debate in russia about non— internal debate in russia about non oo— internal debate in russia about mon to noge— internal debate in russia about how to wage the _ internal debate in russia about how to wage the war better in mknome. — how to wage the war better in mknome. mm— how to wage the war better in ukraine. but does- how to wage the war better in ukraine. but does it- how to wage the war better in ukraine. c c ccn“ ukraine. but does it not confirm what the ukrainians have always said, that if we are steady in our purpose , it would be the our purpose, it would be the russian regime that will crumble 7 russian regime that will crumble ? look ers is right there on another thing, which is this is another thing, which is this is a russian internal issue. it was clearly something— a russian internal issue. it was clearly something a— t it was clearly something a matter for the clearly something a matter for me nmomn— clearly something a matter for the russian system and a matter for the russian system and a matter on nmomn— the russian system and a matter for russian generals and players of for russian generals and players on nnoo— for russian generals and players of what happened— for russian generals and players of what happened over the weekend. — of what happened over the weekend. 1— of what happened over the weekend. i think- of what happened over the weekend. i think the west overall looked at it with some surprise . and i think what we'd surprise. and i think what we'd also probably say is that it was

just another example of the cracks we have been seeing, seeing in both in public discourse where an anger amongst generals, i mean , i can't generals, i mean, i can't remember how many generals have been fired or replaced in the last year and a plus by russia , last year and a plus by russia, russian leadership, if you remember early on, i think not a single one of the original sector or army commanders who started the invasion are still in place. i think they were all fired over this period and then, of course, any army who suffers nearly 300,000 dead or casualties or desertions cannot expect to get away with you reputational damage and indeed friction amongst its leadership about why and how. who's telling the truth, who's not. and bogosian just articulated that as a as a free agent, as he probably saw it. so i think i think what we should really.

okay all right. so that's our sooneoon— okay all right. so that's our sooneoon on— 1ci31

i've further development in something we ioinoi— further development in something we ioinoi o— further development in something i've talked a little— further development in something i've talked a little bit before nnon— i've talked a little bit before nnon no— i've talked a little bit before when we talk— i've talked a little bit before when we talk about fighting oonon— when we talk about fighting oonon yon— when we talk about fighting power, you know what what ioiivon— power, you know what what delivers victory— power, you know what what delivers victory on a battlefield - delivers victory on a battlefield and ultimately that ionos— battlefield and ultimately that noiioo on— battlefield and ultimately that noiioo on o— battlefield and ultimately that relies on a moral— battlefield and ultimately that relies on a moral component of iigniing— relies on a moral component of iigniing power-— relies on a moral component of fighting power. it— relies on a moral component of fighting power. it relies on iooionnin— fighting power. it relies on leadership. it— fighting power. it relies on leadership. it relies on friendship— leadership. it relies on friendship and trust and iniogniy— friendship and trust and integrity and— friendship and trust and integrity and honour. people die for innin— integrity and honour. people die for their mates— integrity and honour. people die for their mates and their nnonnn,— for their mates and their friends, and— for their mates and their friends, and they need to be ooniiioni— friends, and they need to be confident about— friends, and they need to be confident about the leadership inni— confident about the leadership not is— confident about the leadership that is leading— confident about the leadership that is leading them in that campaign— that is leading them in that campaign .— that is leading them in that campaign . ani— that is leading them in that campaign . and what we're seeing campaign. and what we're seeing nono— campaign. and what we're seeing none is— campaign. and what we're seeing none is inn— campaign. and what we're seeing here is this whole— campaign. and what we're seeing here is this whole russian moral oonnononi— here is this whole russian moral component beginning , well, component beginning, well, ooniinning— component beginning, well, continuing to— component beginning, well, continuing to fall apart, nonin— continuing to fall apart, nooiiy. ani— continuing to fall apart, really. and it- continuing to fall apart, really. and it will reinforce ino— really. and it will reinforce course the ukrainian moral connononi— course the ukrainian moral oonpononi ,— course the ukrainian moral component , who they've been component, who they've been going— component, who they've been doing o— component, who they've been doing a brilliant— component, who they've been doing a brilliant job, obviously,- doing a brilliant job, obviously, in defensive operations— obviously, in defensive operations and as we're ioginning— operations and as we're ioginning io— operations and as we're beginning to see in this counteroffensive that's going on, counteroffensive that's going oiinongn— counteroffensive that's going on, although that's has to be said,— on, although that's has to be said, is— on, although that's has to be said, is relatively— on, although that's has to be said, is relatively slow at the moment — said, is relatively slow at the moment. _does. said, is relatively slow at the moment._does iti said, is relatively slow at the- moment._does it mean moment. now, what does it mean for moment. now, what does it mean ion-ino— moment. now, what does it mean ion-inn uni— moment. now, what does it mean for-the uk?-two- for us in the uk.7 well, two wings.— for us in the uk? well, two wings-_oe- for us in the uk? well, two iningo.-no-io| for us in the uk? well, two. things.-we-to be things. one is we need to be very— things. one is we need to be very connoi— things. one is we need to be very careful about to see what's nooooning— very careful about to see what's happening-russia— very careful about to see what's happening-russia .- very careful about to see what's happening russia . i happen to happening in russia. i happen to ioiiovo— happening in russia. i happen to ioiiovo non— happening in russia. i happen to believe ben wallace is very believe ben wallace is a very good—andl believe ben wallace is a very. goon—and ino good defence secretary and the moi— good defence secretary and the mod niii— good defence secretary and the mod niii io— good defence secretary and the mod will be watching what's going— mod will be watching what's going on— mod will be watching what's going on onono— mod will be watching what's going on there very closely nooono— going on there very closely because these— going on there very closely because these dictatorships can

ooiionoo— because these dictatorships can collapse-quickly.- because these dictatorships can collapse quickly. and the collapse quite quickly. and the issue— collapse quite quickly. and the io— collapse quite quickly. and the issue is what— collapse quite quickly. and the issue is what follows them. you know— issue is what follows them. you know nnon— issue is what follows them. you know what? who _ issue is what follows them. you know what? who is likely to replace— know what? who is likely to noiooo nin — know what? who is likely to replace him ?_ know what? who is likely to replace him ? i— know what? who is likely to replace him ? i don't actually replace him? i don't actually ininn— replace him? i don't actually inink poin— replace him? i don't actually think putin is— replace him? i don't actually think putin is going to disappear— think putin is going to disappear ,— think putin is going to disappear , you know, in the next disappear, you know, in the next nook— disappear, you know, in the next nook-two.— disappear, you know, in the next week.two..this- disappear, you know, in the next week.two..this is- week or two. but this is a continuing— week or two. but this is al continuing—of week or two. but this is a- continuing_of his continuing undermining of his position— continuing undermining of his position oni— continuing undermining of his position, and it— continuing undermining of his position, and it is not beyond ino— position, and it is not beyond no bounds— position, and it is not beyond the bounds of— position, and it is not beyond the bounds of possibility that he the bounds of possibility that no—.- the bounds of possibility that no—. so- the bounds of possibility that no—. so no. the bounds of possibility that. he_. so we need he could collapse. so we need to noon— he could collapse. so we need to noon-going— he could collapse. so we need to watch-going.inside- watch what's going on inside russia— watch what's going on inside russia-is— watch what's going on inside. russia-is-potential, russia. what is the potential, ooniionionio— russia. what is the potential, particularly, of— russia. what is the potential, particularly, of course, because russia. what is the potential, patheilarly, of course, because russia. what is the potential, pathe whole)f course, because russia. what is the potential, pathe whole nuclearz, because russia. what is the potential, pathe whole nuclear issue, use russia. what is the potential, pathe whole nuclear issue, the of the whole nuclear issue, the nononn— of the whole nuclear issue, the nnnnoni oi— of the whole nuclear issue, the number of weapons they hold and so—inon— number of weapons they hold and so _then secondly,l so on. okay. and then secondly, for so on. okay. and then secondly, ion unions,— so on. okay. and then secondly, for ukraine, in— so on. okay. and then secondly, for ukraine, in answering your nnonno— for ukraine, in answering your iinooiiyloi— for ukraine, in answering your directly. of course, we need directly. yes of course, we need to directly. yes of course, we need t0_supp0rt- directly. yes of course, we need io—snooon them-l directly. yes of course, we need. to_support them. but to continue to support them. but dolthink— to continue to support them. but dolthink tno— to continue to support them. but dolthink the uk— to continue to support them. but dolthink the uk is— to continue to support them. but do think the uk is about to do i think the uk is about to put— do i think the uk is about to put in— do i think the uk is about to poi in nogg— do i think the uk is about to put in huge more quantities of equipment?— put in huge more quantities of ogoiononti-i— put in huge more quantities of equipment? i don't. frankly equipment? no, i don't. frankly ioooso— equipment? no, i don't. frankly because-think- equipment? no, i don't. frankly because think we've got because i don't think we've got tnon— because i don't think we've got non-nono— because i don't think we've got them we're running short of them and we're running short of goite— them and we're running short of goito o— them and we're running short of goito o ioi— them and we're running short of goiio o iot oi— them and we're running short of quite a lot of this— them and we're running short of quite a lot of this stuff ourselves. _ quite a lot of this stuff ourselves. �*fii�*izi; quite a lot of this stuff ourselves. quite a lot of this stuff- ourselves. we need to raise our own spending in order to own defence spending in order to be continue to able to be continue to be able to continue to ukraine. well, continue to help ukraine. well, that's i mean, that's exactly it. i mean, mono-s— that's exactly it. i mean, there's two big issues at play there's two big issues at play there it comes to one more there when it comes to one more push ukraine, which our push for ukraine, which is our own military capabilities and resources. also, to be resources. it is also, to be fair as well, just the cost of living here at the living crisis over here at the moment. whilst i think moment. and whilst i think

people see some people don't want to see some big wave across europe big russian wave across europe at the time as the wagner at the same time as the wagner troops being able to march on moscow, i can't help but feel as though it does slightly undermine the idea that if vladimir putin was able to take ukraine, that he would then not stop and be able to take europe as well , stop and be able to take europe as well, which stop and be able to take europe as well , which argue as well, which i would argue does slightly undermine the idea that we have to billions that we have to spend billions of pounds cost of living of pounds in a cost of living crisis, the ukrainians crisis, giving the ukrainians absolutely that they crisis, giving the ukrainians absolwhilst that they crisis, giving the ukrainians absolwhilst marjorie that they crisis, giving the ukrainians absolwhilst marjorie from they crisis, giving the ukrainians absolwhilst marjorie from number want whilst marjorie from number 42 evicted because she 42 gets evicted because she can't mortgage. but can't pay her mortgage. but there is it better for there we go. is it better for britain to have putin in power in case do we not finish in which case do we not finish this war any time soon? we just keep it locked in some kind of stalemate because is it better the you know ? well, you the devil you know? well, you raise a number— the devil you know? well, you raise a number of— the devil you know? well, you raise a number of issues- i:i:; e , well, you raise a number of issues there. ani— raise a number of issues there. and i— raise a number of issues there. and i nos— raise a number of issues there. and i just— raise a number of issues there. and i was just about to say, of o ioi— and i was just about to say, of course, a lot of— and i was just about to say, of course, a lot of people will say oonon— course, a lot of people will say oonon ino— course, a lot of people will say better. the devil— course, a lot of people will say better. the devil you know. and mono-s— better. the devil you know. and tnono-s—in-noti there's some truth in that. but onn— there's some truth in that. but no no— there's some truth in that. but no no son— there's some truth in that. but what we saw, for— there's some truth in that. but what we saw, for example, in germany— what we saw, for example, in germany during— what we saw, for example, in germany during world war ii is hmon— germany during world war ii is nine. sacking— germany during world war ii is hitler sacking all— germany during world war ii is hitler sacking all of his gononois— hitler sacking all of his generals on— hitler sacking all of his generals on a- hitler sacking all of his generals on a regular basis . and generals on a regular basis. and poin— generals on a regular basis. and iotin-ioing— generals on a regular basis. and putin-doing that. - generals on a regular basis. and

putin doing that. ben putin has been doing that. ben iioiiooo— putin has been doing that. ben wallace referred— putin has been doing that. ben wallace referred to that . and i wallace referred to that. and i mink— wallace referred to that. and i tnink gig— wallace referred to that. and i think that will— wallace referred to that. and i think that will continue . and think that will continue. and tisnoiono— think that will continue. and therefore, we— think that will continue. and therefore, we need to prepare for ng— therefore, we need to prepare ion in inst— therefore, we need to prepare for the fact that— therefore, we need to prepare for the fact that he may not be in oonon— for the fact that he may not be in power-longer.- in power for much longer. minnow— in power for much longer. ultimately i— in power for much longer. ultimately i suppose i would come down on— ultimately i suppose i would come down on the side of the ionos— come down on the side of the fence-says— come down on the side of the fence .says keep- come down on the side of the fence says keep him in fence that says keep him in nonon— fence that says keep him in oonon ,— fence that says keep him in power , because— fence that says keep him in power , because we understand power, because we do understand nno— power, because we do understand oono—sonnets- who he is. he's a complete nigninono.— who he is. he's a complete nightmare. but— who he is. he's a complete nightmare. but nonetheless, we onionstoni— nightmare. but nonetheless, we understand-the- nightmare. but nonetheless, we understand the danger understand that. and the danger is-io— understand that. and the danger is-io-iy- is he would be replaced by somebody,— is he would be replaced by somebody, more, you know, somebody, even more, you know, onioioioi— somebody, even more, you know, more unhelpful, to— somebody, even more, you know, more unhelpful, to put it noiiioiy— more unhelpful, to put it poiiioiy .— more unhelpful, to put it politely . now,- more unhelpful, to put it politely . now, as far as the more unhelpful, to put it politely. now, as far as the uk is concerned,— politely. now, as far as the uk is concerned, i've— politely. now, as far as the uk is concerned, i've never i've ongooi— is concerned, i've never i've never argued and- is concerned, i've never i've never argued and i've never sonoiniy— never argued and i've never certainly never_ never argued and i've never certainly never said, you know, we're we're not about to see isossio— we're we're not about to see ioossio nnoo— we're we're not about to see russia move into— we're we're not about to see russia move into western europe, you know,— russia move into western europe, you know, oon— russia move into western europe, you know, even less— russia move into western europe, you know, even less drive down gnngngn. — you know, even less drive down whitehall. im— you know, even less drive down whitehall. .in terms- you know, even less drive down whitehall. " ” whitehall. so in terms of your comment about defence spending , comment about defence spending, yes, of course there's an argument to say that what's going on is ukraine is going on here is ukraine is fighting a proxy war on our behalf and therefore we should continue to sustain it with weapons and materiel and intelligence and all sorts of other things. you know, and mono-s— other things. you know, and there's truth— other things. you know, and there's truth in— other things. you know, and there's truth in that. - 93 you know, and there's truth in that. but gs you know, and there's truth in that. but the boom — there's truth in that. but the boom iino — there's truth in that. but the bottom line is— there's truth in that. but the bottom line is we have given tnon— bottom line is we have given gig... o— bottom line is we have given gig... o iot— bottom line is we have given them a lot of— bottom line is we have given them a lot of stuff and we are nonning— them a lot of stuff and we are nonning snori— them a lot of stuff and we are running short of— them a lot of stuff and we are running short of so we

running short of our own. so we nooo— running short of our own. so we needlbe— running short of our own. so we needlbe ion— running short of our own. so we need be for prepared the fact need to be for prepared the fact inoi— need to be for prepared the fact not inono— need to be for prepared the fact that there could— need to be for prepared the fact that there could be a change in rossio—no- that there could be a change in rossio—io o- that there could be a change in russia,_be a more. russia, there could be a more oggnossivo— russia, there could be a more aggressive stance— russia, there could be a more aggressive stance in russia than is ng— aggressive stance in russia than is no — aggressive stance in russia than is no is— aggressive stance in russia than is the case. is it— aggressive stance in russia than is the case. is it the- aggressive stance in russia than is the case. a f“ is the case. is it the case? is the kgb , though? they're coming the kgb, though? they're coming after you? yeah quite. you know, they could then— after you? yeah quite. you know, they could then have— after you? yeah quite. you know, they could then have a- 7 “in?" i: you know, they could then have a more 7 “its?" is you know, they could then have a more you know,— they could then have a more you know, vitriolic— they could then have a more you know, vitriolic campaign. "i; know, vitriolic campaign. they oooio— know, vitriolic campaign. they oooio they— know, vitriolic campaign. they could they could— know, vitriolic campaign. they could they could decide to move into the baltic states. they could do decide to do all sorts of so we have to be of stuff. so we have to be prepared for the fact that, you know, ourselves know, we might find ourselves engaged further conflict . and engaged in further conflict. and i'm not suggesting, you know, we spend billions more on defence, but i am suspect suggesting that we need to analyse carefully how we need to analyse carefully how we would do that, how we would engage , and we certainly need to engage, and we certainly need to be a better position to or be in a better position to or a stronger position to continue to support iraq and to continue to support iraq and to continue to support ukraine. all right. don't support ukraine. all right. oon-t oono.— all right. don't worry. hopefully history ioosn-t— don't worry. hopefully history doesn't repeat— don't worry. hopefully history doesn't repeat itself there. inonk— doesn't repeat itself there. inonk vou— doesn't repeat itself there. thank you very,- doesn't repeat itself there. thank you very, very much, major—general— thank you very, very much, major—general cross , always major—general tim cross, always an major—general tim cross, always on—toko- an absolute pleasure to take _io— an absolute pleasure to take _to you- an absolute pleasure to take care.-to you soon. an absolute pleasure to take care. to you soon. so care. i'll chat to you soon. so of course, the _ care. i'll chat to you soon. so of course, the former british army— of course, the former british army major—general tim army officer, major—general tim coss — army officer, major—general tim cnoss righ— army officer, major—general tim cross. right-loads- army officer, major—general tim cross. right. loads more cross. right. okay. loads more on-our website-

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nononn— but a motion from a liberal democrat councillor is calling for democrat councillor is calling ion o— democrat councillor is calling ion o noii— democrat councillor is calling ion o noii io— democrat councillor is calling for a halt to the— democrat councillor is calling for a halt to the government pions. — for a halt to the government pions. ioi-s— for a halt to the government plans. let's speak to sarah gang,— plans. let's speak to sarah carter, who's— plans. let's speak to sarah carter, who's part of save our soonpion— carter, who's part of save our scampton campaign . sarah, thank scampton campaign. sarah, thank you—to- scampton campaign. sarah, thank ooo—io-yooi you very much. great to have you on-is— you very much. great to have you on-is inis— you very much. great to have you on-is this kind- you very much. great to have you on-is this kind of- on the show. is this kind of iosi— on the show. is this kind of last chance— on the show. is this kind of last chance saloon because i was nooning— last chance saloon because i was nooning inoi— last chance saloon because i was nooning no you— last chance saloon because i was hearing that you also trying to ioonon— hearing that you also trying to ioonsn iogoi— hearing that you also trying to launch legal bids as well. i ino— launch legal bids as well. i mean, the home- launch legal bids as well. i mean, the home office recently , mean, the home office recently, gooio— mean, the home office recently, gooio ongooio— mean, the home office recently, quote unquote, won one with weathersfield _ quote unquote, won one with weathersfield didn't they? so onoi-s— weathersfield didn't they? so nnoi-s going— weathersfield didn't they? so what's going on— weathersfield didn't they? so what's going on for you about inis— what's going on for you about no inon— what's going on for you about no inon i — what's going on for you about this then .7 well,— what's going on for you about this then ? will it?“ this then? well, can i just correct you first? it's actually a 300 odd million regeneration plan, not a 30 million. so yeah, no, that's fine. it's a big— yeah, no, that's fine. it's a big a— yeah, no, that's fine. it's a pig a pig— yeah, no, that's fine. it's a big a big difference. but yeah, no, that's fine. a jig g i: ”�*tzrizr�*iziz; but yeah, big a big difference. but yeah, i mean, big a big difference. but yeah, i nosi— big a big difference. but yeah, i mean, west lindsey,- g g i: ”�*tzrizr�*iziz; but yeah, i mean, west lindsey, district coonoii— i mean, west lindsey, district coonoii no— i mean, west lindsey, district council are obviously waiting to iino— council are obviously waiting to iino ooi— council are obviously waiting to find out about— council are obviously waiting to find out about the— council are obviously waiting to find out about the judicial oni— find out about the judicial review and we're hoping that ioioy— review and we're hoping that ioioy ii-s— review and we're hoping that ioioy ii-s iosi— review and we're hoping that today it's just going to sort of noip— today it's just going to sort of noip onng— today it's just going to sort of help bring everyone together and nono— help bring everyone together and make sure that— help bring everyone together and make sure that everyone's wonking— make sure that everyone's working from _ make sure that everyone's working from the same page as nysoii— working from the same page as nysoii oni— working from the same page as nysoii and o— working from the same page as myself and a few— working from the same page as myself and a few other residents inni— myself and a few other residents inoi nooo— myself and a few other residents that have come— myself and a few other residents that have come just to be able to that have come just to be able io soni— that have come just to be able io soni oi— that have come just to be able to sort of interact— that have come just to be able to sort of interact and show . to sort of interact and show. so to sort of interact and show. so oivioosiy— to sort of interact and show. so oivioosiy .— to sort of interact and show. so obviously , we've- to sort of interact and show. so obviously , we've got- to sort of interact and show. so obviously , we've got a big so obviously, we've got a big interest in this and we want to we want to be sort of considered

and take part in these decisions . okay. all right. so why are you— . okay. all right. so why are you so— . okay. all right. so why are you so opposoi— . okay. all right. so why are you so opposed to- okay. all right. so why are you so opposed to having this so— you so opposed to having this siio osoi— you so opposed to having this siio osoi io— you so opposed to having this site used to house around and 2000— site used to house around and 2000 yoong— site used to house around and 2000 yoong on— site used to house around and 2000 young men .— site used to house around and 2000 young men . i think i just 2000 young men. i think i just noniionoi— 2000 young men. i think i just mentioned 300— 2000 young men. i think i just mentioned 300 million reasons, nigni— mentioned 300 million reasons, nigni i — mentioned 300 million reasons, nigni i ioon.— mentioned 300 million reasons, right 7 yeah. £300— mentioned 300 million reasons, right? / 171500 llizi right? yeah. £300 million regional nation . for one of the regional nation. for one of the poorest counties in the country . you know, it's what it would mean to our county, our local area to have this regeneration, to have jobs which we were promised with levelling up, which, you know , that's not which, you know, that's not happening. you're taking away a £300 million deal that's on the table to be able to use the site for a couple of years and then leave it to the residents afterwards for it to just become afterwards for it to just become a derelict former raf base like many around the county. okay . many around the county. okay. all right. now, one of the things that's difficult for me

to understand is that in another case in wethersfield, the foreign secretary is dead against it. local mps are dead against it. local mps are dead against what you're doing here. the local council is local residents are as well. even people just across the nation, because scampton is such a historical site . and yet you're historical site. and yet you're being fought out by our actual home office whose job it is, i think. is it not, to control our borders and protect people. and they are adamant that you just have to suck it up and have this on your doorstep. does that not feel a bit weird ? well, i mean, feel a bit weird? well, i mean, we feel a bit weird? well, i mean, no noon-i— feel a bit weird? well, i mean, we haven't actually— ”iii; g i:7 well, i mean, we haven't actually had any consultation— we haven't actually had any consultation yet— we haven't actually had any consultation yet from the home onoo— consultation yet from the home oiiiso, so— consultation yet from the home office, so we're— consultation yet from the home office, so we're just having to go on— office, so we're just having to go on soni— office, so we're just having to go on soni oi— office, so we're just having to go on sort of what— office, so we're just having to go on sort of what we hear from oiions— go on sort of what we hear from oinons. ii— go on sort of what we hear from others. it would— go on sort of what we hear from others. it would be— go on sort of what we hear from others. it would be nice if they noi— others. it would be nice if they no ooiooiiy— others. it would be nice if they had actually sort— others. it would be nice if they had actually sort of told us inoin— had actually sort of told us inoin-oni— had actually sort of told us their-and so- had actually sort of told us their- and so we- had actually sort of told us their and so we could tell their plans and so we could tell inon — their plans and so we could tell inon inoi— their plans and so we could tell them that what— their plans and so we could tell them that what think them. them that what we think of them. but them that what we think of them. ooi—noi- them that what we think of them. ooi—noi iosi- but we're definitely not just going—oni- but we're definitely not just going—oni ioii but we're definitely not just- going_and let them going to suck it up and let them soni— going to suck it up and let them soni oi— going to suck it up and let them soni oi go— going to suck it up and let them sort of go ahead— going to suck it up and let them sort of go ahead with it. we're going— sort of go ahead with it. we're goinglgive_ sort of go ahead with it. we're goinglgivo-os- sort of go ahead with it. we're going-give-as fast. sort of go ahead with it. we're going give as fast as going to give a good as fast as we going to give a good as fast as

no givo— going to give a good as fast as no gino . — going to give a good as fast as we can give . okay.- going to give a good as fast as we can give . c�*qe�*q g we can give. okay. all right. and what is the ultimate end goal for you here? look, i've got to be honest with you. it's not looking it? with not looking good, is it? with respect, because the home office not looking good, is it? with resp kind)ecause the home office not looking good, is it? with resp kind of ause the home office not looking good, is it? with resp kind of keepshe home office not looking good, is it? with resp kind of keeps winningi office not looking good, is it? with resp kind of keeps winning .z)ffice not looking good, is it? with resp kind of keeps winning . atice just kind of keeps winning. at the are claiming the moment, they are claiming that it's emergency. the that it's an emergency. the court appears to be quite keen on allowing them to claim that kind of stuff. so, i mean, this could end with you essentially what, chaining yourself to the gates at scampton ? is that is gates at scampton? is that is that end game here? did you that the end game here? did you remember that from _ that the end game here? did you remember that from the- cit: g 7 did you remember that from the last inionnioni— remember that from the last interview? sorry.— remember that from the last interview? sorry. well, yeah . i interview? sorry. well, yeah. i ino— interview? sorry. well, yeah. i mean, the residents are possionoio— mean, the residents are passionate and the fact that, iino— passionate and the fact that, iino i— passionate and the fact that, iino i son— passionate and the fact that, iino i son no— passionate and the fact that, like i say, we haven't had any consultation— like i say, we haven't had any consultation whatsoever. we've iosi— consultation whatsoever. we've iosi ioon— consultation whatsoever. we've iosi poon ioii— consultation whatsoever. we've just been left in— consultation whatsoever. we've just been left in the dark. so we just been left in the dark. so no ion-i— just been left in the dark. so we don't know— just been left in the dark. so we don't know what to we we don't know what to expect. we ion-i— we don't know what to expect. we ion-i nnon— we don't know what to expect. we ion-i nnon ,— we don't know what to expect. we ion-i nnon , vou— we don't know what to expect. we don't know , you know, how we're don't know, you know, how we're ooiooiin— don't know, you know, how we're ooiooiin going— don't know, you know, how we're ooiooiin going io— don't know, you know, how we're actually going to be catered for win— actually going to be catered for niin-io— actually going to be catered for niin-io nono— actually going to be catered for with _to have these - actually going to be catered for with to have these extra with having to have these extra zooo— with having to have these extra zooo poopio— with having to have these extra 2000 people live— with having to have these extra 2000 people live in right on our ioonsiop— 2000 people live in right on our ioonsiop .— 2000 people live in right on our ioonsiop . anoi— 2000 people live in right on our doorstep . and, you— 2000 people live in right on our doorstep . and, you know, it's doorstep. and, you know, it's iino— doorstep. and, you know, it's iino nnoi— doorstep. and, you know, it's like what do _ doorstep. and, you know, it's like what do they expect us to do i — like what do they expect us to do i non.— like what do they expect us to do ? well, yeah.— like what do they expect us to do ? well, yeah. and- like what do they expect us to do ? ennis gig?" i: like what do they expect us to do ? join?" ' do? well, yeah. and also, have you had any assurances as to whether or not these people are going to be essentially free

range so they can go out and about, or are they going to be contained? no, it's an accommodation.- f “ii�*i:7 no, it's an accommodation. it's not a ioioniion— accommodation. it's not a detention centre , it's just detention centre, it's just accommodation. so they're free to accommodation. so they're free io oo— accommodation. so they're free io oni— accommodation. so they're free io and go— accommodation. so they're free to come and go as— accommodation. so they're free to come and go as they please . to come and go as they please. inono-s— to come and go as they please. inono-s no— to come and go as they please. there's no restrictions on that at there's no restrictions on that oi oii. — there's no restrictions on that oi oii. boi— there's no restrictions on that oi on. on no— there's no restrictions on that at all. but no, again , we at all. but no, again, we nononn— at all. but no, again, we haven't had— at all. but no, again, we haven't had any consultation . we haven't had any consultation. we nono— haven't had any consultation. we nono noi— haven't had any consultation. we nono noo no— haven't had any consultation. we have had no notification on as an have had no notification on as on osioio— have had no notification on as on osioio oi— have had no notification on as an estate of what— have had no notification on as an estate of what is planned for you— an estate of what is planned for you nnon— an estate of what is planned for noo knon, oo— an estate of what is planned for you know, our home basically , you know, our home basically, it's you know, our home basically, is ioso— you know, our home basically, is iosi ioon— you know, our home basically, it's just been what we've had inon— it's just been what we've had inon ino— it's just been what we've had from the media— it's just been what we've had from the media and the council, nnoo— from the media and the council, nnoi inono— from the media and the council, what they're able— from the media and the council, what they're able to find out oni— what they're able to find out oni ioon— what they're able to find out oni iooi io— what they're able to find out and feed to us.— what they're able to find out and feed to us. we are oonpioion— and feed to us. we are completely in- and feed to us. we are completely in the dark and you nnon— completely in the dark and you know, we've just— completely in the dark and you know, we've just been left to iino— know, we've just been left to iino ooi— know, we've just been left to find out information for ourselves why there in three nonins— ourselves why there in three nonins why— ourselves why there in three months, why they couldn't ooiooin— months, why they couldn't actually meet— months, why they couldn't actually meet with us and have inis— actually meet with us and have this discussion— actually meet with us and have this discussion because it would possiin— this discussion because it would possipn noip— this discussion because it would possipn noip ,— this discussion because it would possibly help , you— this discussion because it would possibly help , you know. yeah possibly help, you know. yeah noon-i— possibly help, you know. yeah noon-i ioopio— possibly help, you know. yeah relax. people a— possibly help, you know. yeah relax. people a little bit with win— relax. people a little bit with win inon— relax. people a little bit with with their fears.— relax. people a little bit with with their fears. but no, inono-s— with their fears. but no, there's been— with their fears. but no, there's been nothing. so so sonn— there's been nothing. so so sonon. on— there's been nothing. so so sonon. i— there's been nothing. so so sarah, can i, can— there's been nothing. so so sarah, can i, can i- there's been nothing. so so sarah, can i, can i can- there's been nothing. so so sarah, can i, can i can i- there's been nothing. so so sarah, can i, can i can i ask you a slight , sarah, can i, can i can i ask you a slight, slight, sarah, can i, can i can i ask you a slight , slight, slightly you a slight, slight, slightly kind of personal ish question,

if that's all right. kind of personal ish question, if that's all right . which is if that's all right. which is like you've just said, that, you know, this is your home. you've obviously got it sounds like a real love for where you live and potentially where you were brought up as well as it. potentially where you were brought up as well as it . could brought up as well as it. could you just explain how you will actually feel when or if this happens ? because they say it's happens? because they say it's temporary, but i'm sure that you share my suspicion that this is not going to be that temporary. i mean , why is it so upsetting i mean, why is it so upsetting for you . okay. i've only lived for you. okay. i've only lived inono— for you. okay. i've only lived inono ion— for you. okay. i've only lived there for eight— for you. okay. i've only lived there for eight and- okay. i've only lived there for eight and a half yoons— there for eight and a half yoons ny— there for eight and a half years. my husband has been there for years. my husband has been there ion zo— years. my husband has been there ion 28 yoons — years. my husband has been there ion 2s yoons no— years. my husband has been there for 28 years. he was— years. my husband has been there for 28 years. he was in former niiiion— for 28 years. he was in former military accommodation on the siio. — military accommodation on the siio. ani— military accommodation on the site. and then— military accommodation on the site. and then when they started soiiing — site. and then when they started soiiing oii— site. and then when they started selling off the— site. and then when they started selling off the houses, he ioogni— selling off the houses, he ioogni o— selling off the houses, he bought a house on the site ioooso— bought a house on the site ioooso no— bought a house on the site because he wanted to stay there 16 because he wanted to stay there is yoons— because he wanted to stay there is yoons ogo— because he wanted to stay there is yoons ogo. so— because he wanted to stay there 16 years ago. so he's a homeowner. - 16 years ago. so he's a homeowner. we're a homeowner inono— homeowner. we're a homeowner inono oiong— homeowner. we're a homeowner inono oiong niin— homeowner. we're a homeowner there along with many other poopio— there along with many other poopio inoi— there along with many other people that have chosen to live inono— people that have chosen to live inono. i— people that have chosen to live inono. i noon— people that have chosen to live there. i mean, up— people that have chosen to live there. i mean, up until march, we there. i mean, up until march, no noi— there. i mean, up until march, no noo ino— there. i mean, up until march, we had the red— there. i mean, up until march, we had the red arrows fly in. voo— we had the red arrows fly in.

noo inon— we had the red arrows fly in. you know, sometimes 3 or 4 times a you know, sometimes 3 or 4 times o day— you know, sometimes 3 or 4 times o day .— you know, sometimes 3 or 4 times o day . so— you know, sometimes 3 or 4 times o day . so ononoy— you know, sometimes 3 or 4 times a day . so anyone that's got sort a day. so anyone that's got sort of a day. so anyone that's got sort oi o— a day. so anyone that's got sort oi o iono— a day. so anyone that's got sort oi o iono oi— a day. so anyone that's got sort of a love of the— a day. so anyone that's got sort of a love of the red— a day. so anyone that's got sort of a love of the red arrows or ino— of a love of the red arrows or no nisionn— of a love of the red arrows or no nisionn vou— of a love of the red arrows or the history, you know, it is the iiooi— the history, you know, it is the iiooi piooo— the history, you know, it is the ideal place to— the history, you know, it is the ideal place to come and live. ino— ideal place to come and live. ino nono— ideal place to come and live. ino nono oi— ideal place to come and live. the home of the— ideal place to come and live. the home of the dambusters, the nosi— the home of the dambusters, the nosi isonio— the home of the dambusters, the most iconic raid— the home of the dambusters, the most iconic raid in— the home of the dambusters, the most iconic raid in sort of war nisionn— most iconic raid in sort of war nisionn ani— most iconic raid in sort of war nisionn and you— most iconic raid in sort of war history. and you know, you just oon-i— history. and you know, you just oon-i ignono— history. and you know, you just can't ignore that— history. and you know, you just can't ignore that . \i:::i can't ignore that. no, i mean, inono— can't ignore that. no, i mean, there is even talk of digging up there is even talk of digging up the grave of a dog of one of the dambusters heroes and moving that somewhere to make i mean, it's just it is shocking . go on, it's just it is shocking. go on, sarah, very quickly on that. i can just tell that's upset you a bit. well, can just tell that's upset you a bit . well, it was the day of the bit. well, it was the day of the ooniosions— bit. well, it was the day of the dambusters raid.— bit. well, it was the day of the dambusters raid. it— g well, it was the day of the dambusters raid. it was guy oiison-s— dambusters raid. it was guy oiison-s iog— dambusters raid. it was guy gibson's dog was sadly knocked in o iii— gibson's dog was sadly knocked over in a hit and— gibson's dog was sadly knocked over in a hit and run right ooisiio— over in a hit and run right outside camp. _ over in a hit and run right outside camp. and guy gibson osioi— outside camp. and guy gibson osioi ii— outside camp. and guy gibson osioi ii ino— outside camp. and guy gibson asked if the dog— outside camp. and guy gibson asked if the dog could be buried ooisiio— asked if the dog could be buried ooisiio nis— asked if the dog could be buried outside his office— asked if the dog could be buried outside his office at midnight nnon— outside his office at midnight nnon ino— outside his office at midnight when the raid— outside his office at midnight when the raid was actually ioiing— when the raid was actually ioiing piooo— when the raid was actually taking place. and it actually ginos— taking place. and it actually ginos no— taking place. and it actually gives me goosebumps just saying inon— gives me goosebumps just saying gap-pa,— gives me goosebumps just saying that-but vou— gives me goosebumps just saying that. but, you know, it is

that. but but, you know, it is an that. but but, you know, it is on iconic— that. but but, you know, it is an iconic everybody knows about the an iconic everybody knows about no iog. — an iconic everybody knows about no iog. everybody— an iconic everybody knows about the dog. everybody you know, no— the dog. everybody you know, no nos— the dog. everybody you know, no nos on— the dog. everybody you know, that has an interest needs to son— that has an interest needs to son oi— that has an interest needs to son oi sign— that has an interest needs to sort of sign the— that has an interest needs to sort of sign the petition that's up sort of sign the petition that's op oi— sort of sign the petition that's op oi ino— sort of sign the petition that's up at the moment to stop it going— up at the moment to stop it goiiing nonon— up at the moment to stop it getting moved .— up at the moment to stop it getting moved . but also , we've getting moved. but also, we've got getting moved. but also, we've goi o— getting moved. but also, we've goi o nooiing— getting moved. but also, we've got a meeting next wednesday as noii— got a meeting next wednesday as noii ino— got a meeting next wednesday as well, the planning— got a meeting next wednesday as well, the planning meeting with the well, the planning meeting with no ooonoii— well, the planning meeting with no ooonsii .— well, the planning meeting with the council . so— well, the planning meeting with the council . so anyone that sort the council. so anyone that sort of the council. so anyone that sort oi nos— the council. so anyone that sort oi nos on— the council. so anyone that sort of has an objection— the council. so anyone that sort of has an objection to it being nonon— of has an objection to it being nonoi is— of has an objection to it being moved is more— of has an objection to it being moved is more than welcome to oono-ino— moved is more than welcome to come _the meeting - moved is more than welcome to come-the meeting .- moved is more than welcome to come the meeting . so. come along to the meeting. so. oion— come along to the meeting. so. oion sonn— come along to the meeting. so. okay, sarah, look,— come along to the meeting. so. okay, sarah, look, thank- come along to the meeting. so. okay, sarah, look, thank you very your time as ever very much for your time as ever and luck . sarah carter, and good luck. sarah carter, who's of the ask who's part of the save ask hampton campaign now loads more still to come between now and 6:00 as south—east water brings in ridiculous hosepipe ban. i in a ridiculous hosepipe ban. i will ask if you should grass on your neighbour if you see them breaking the law. you know it's £1,000. apparently and i've got a real treat for you. lucky, lucky people. you're going . you lucky people. you're going. you go. i don't write this. you're going to see me topless. i hope it doesn't put you off your tea. crucially as well. you're also going see me my chest going to see me having my chest waxed, recommend is waxed, which i can recommend is

good people both good viewing for people who both love hate me. now, love me and indeed hate me. now, those headlines those are the headlines with polly . patrick. thank you. the polly. patrick. thank you. the top polly. patrick. thank you. the iop sionios— polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories this— polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories this hour,- f thank you. the top stories this hour, the head of top stories this hour, the head oi ino— top stories this hour, the head oi ino nognon— top stories this hour, the head of the wagner mercenary group inoi— of the wagner mercenary group that launched— of the wagner mercenary group that launched an— of the wagner mercenary group that launched an attempted niiiion— that launched an attempted niiiion coop— that launched an attempted military coup in russia at the nooioni— military coup in russia at the nooioni soys— military coup in russia at the weekend says he— military coup in russia at the weekend says he didn't want to ononnnon— weekend says he didn't want to ononnnon ino — weekend says he didn't want to overthrow the government. spooning— overthrow the government. spooiingion— overthrow the government. speaking for the first time sin— speaking for the first time ino— speaking for the first time since the groups marched to iioso— since the groups marched to moscow, yevgeny prigozhin said the moscow, yevgeny prigozhin said no nonon— moscow, yevgeny prigozhin said the march showed— moscow, yevgeny prigozhin said the march showed serious soooniiy— the march showed serious security problems in the oooninn— security problems in the oooninn in— security problems in the country. in an- security problems in the country. in an audio message noioosoi— country. in an audio message noioosoi on— country. in an audio message released on his— country. in an audio message released on his telegram account, the— released on his telegram account, the mercenary group iooion— account, the mercenary group leader added— account, the mercenary group leader added that his troops ionnoi— leader added that his troops turned around— leader added that his troops turned around to avoid spilling the turned around to avoid spilling ino iiooi— turned around to avoid spilling ino iiooi oi— turned around to avoid spilling the blood of young russian soiiions— the blood of young russian soiiions .— the blood of young russian soldiers . president putin didn't soldiers. president putin didn't noniion— soldiers. president putin didn't noniion ino— soldiers. president putin didn't mention the mutiny when he was spooning— mention the mutiny when he was spooiing io— mention the mutiny when he was spooiing io noong— mention the mutiny when he was speaking to young engineers ooniion— speaking to young engineers ooniion on— speaking to young engineers earlier on today— speaking to young engineers earlier on today. speaking to young engineers earlier on today . but here the earlier on today. but here the ionoign— earlier on today. but here the foreign secretary,— earlier on today. but here the foreign secretary, james ciononin— foreign secretary, james cleverly, says- foreign secretary, james cleverly, says the rebellion has snonn— cleverly, says the rebellion has snonn ino— cleverly, says the rebellion has shown the world— cleverly, says the rebellion has shown the world that russia isn-i— shown the world that russia isn-i os— shown the world that russia isn't as strong— shown the world that russia isn't as strong as previously inoogni— isn't as strong as previously inoogni . — isn't as strong as previously thought . “g i“ isn't as strong as previously thought . “g ~ "ii; iii" isn't as strong as previously thought . “g i“ ”ii; iii" thought. rogozhin's rebellion is an unprecedented challenge to president putin's authority , and president putin's authority, and it is clear that cracks are

emerging in the russian support for the war. i, of course, hold no candle for prigozhin or his forces. they have committed atrocities in ukraine and elsewhere , but he has said out elsewhere, but he has said out loud what we have believed since the start of russia's full scale invasion, that this invasion was both unjustified and unprovoked . well, in other news today , a . well, in other news today, a man in his 30s has died after being stabbed on a tram in nottingham. the attack in iosioni— nottingham. the attack in iosioni in— nottingham. the attack in basford in the— nottingham. the attack in basford in the north- \i g?“ the attack in basford in the north of the t gt? the attack in basford in the north of the city nopponoi— basford in the north of the city nopponoi oi— basford in the north of the city happened at around 11:00 this nonning. — happened at around 11:00 this nonning. n— happened at around 11:00 this morning. a man— happened at around 11:00 this morning. a man has been arrested on sospioion— morning. a man has been arrested on sospioion oi— morning. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. morning. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder . an on suspicion of murder. an ingoosi— on suspicion of murder. an ingoosi os— on suspicion of murder. an inquest was told today that niooio— inquest was told today that nicola bulley— inquest was told today that nicola bulley died as a result of nicola bulley died as a result oi inonning— nicola bulley died as a result of drowning and— nicola bulley died as a result of drowning and there was no oniionso— of drowning and there was no evidence she'd— of drowning and there was no evidence she'd been harmed . add evidence she'd been harmed. add the evidence she'd been harmed. add ino noinon— evidence she'd been harmed. add ino noinon oi— evidence she'd been harmed. add the mother of two— evidence she'd been harmed. add the mother of two disappeared in ionoon— the mother of two disappeared in ionoon nniio— the mother of two disappeared in january while she— the mother of two disappeared in january while she was out noiiing— january while she was out noiiing non— january while she was out walking her dog along the river. inno— walking her dog along the river. iino in— walking her dog along the river. wyre in lancashire. her body was iooni— wyre in lancashire. her body was iooni inoo— wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks— wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks a home found three weeks later. a home oiiioo— found three weeks later. a home office pathologist— found three weeks later. a home office pathologist told the ingoosi— office pathologist told the ingoosi sno— office pathologist told the inquest she hadn't been drinking ioiono— inquest she hadn't been drinking ioiono non— inquest she hadn't been drinking before her death— inquest she hadn't been drinking before her death .— inquest she hadn't been drinking before her death . other experts before her death. other experts oiso— before her death. other experts oiso gono— before her death. other experts also gave evidence saying the non— also gave evidence saying the iosi— also gave evidence saying the river was just four— also gave evidence saying the river was just four degrees. inoi-s— river was just four degrees. that's almost— river was just four degrees.

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niooio— the inquest into the death of nicola birley_ the inquest into the death of nicola birley started today. ino— nicola birley started today. ino nonon— nicola birley started today. the mother of— nicola birley started today. the mother of two- nicola birley started today. the mother of two went missing while walking her dog near her home in lancashire in january . home in lancashire in january. her body was sadly found in the river wyre, more than three weeks later . and now we're weeks later. and now we're joined by gb news north—west reporter sophie reaper , who is reporter sophie reaper, who is outside the county hall in preston to give us the latest. sophie well, good evening to you, patrick. day one, day one of you, patrick. day one, day one oi ino— you, patrick. day one, day one oi ino ingoosi— you, patrick. day one, day one of the inquest has— its: day one, day one of the inquest has now come itxi day one, day one of the inquest has now come to a onoiosion— of the inquest has now come to a onoiosion nono— of the inquest has now come to a conclusion here in— of the inquest has now come to a conclusion here in preston . now, conclusion here in preston. now, inis— conclusion here in preston. now, inis nonning— conclusion here in preston. now, inis nonning no— conclusion here in preston. now, this morning we heard from various experts— this morning we heard from various experts in their field nno— various experts in their field who explained— various experts in their field who explained a— various experts in their field who explained a bit about the circumstance _ who explained a bit about the circumstance around nicola's iooin— circumstance around nicola's iooin .— circumstance around nicola's iooin . ion— circumstance around nicola's death . for example, we heard death. for example, we heard inon— death. for example, we heard ion in. — death. for example, we heard from dr. alison— death. for example, we heard from dr. alison armour, a iononsio— from dr. alison armour, a forensic pathologist east, who oxpioinoi— forensic pathologist east, who explained that— forensic pathologist east, who explained that she believes onnon— explained that she believes onynon inoi— explained that she believes anyway, that nicola's cause of doom— anyway, that nicola's cause of iooin os— anyway, that nicola's cause of death was indeed— anyway, that nicola's cause of death was indeed drowning and inoi— death was indeed drowning and no inono— death was indeed drowning and that there was— death was indeed drowning and that there was no— death was indeed drowning and that there was no evidence nnoisoonon— that there was no evidence whatsoever of _ that there was no evidence whatsoever of any kind of third party— whatsoever of any kind of third party involvement at. now, this oiionnoon— party involvement at. now, this afternoon it's— party involvement at. now, this afternoon it's been more iooossoi— afternoon it's been more iooossoi on— afternoon it's been more focussed on hearing from some of the focussed on hearing from some of no iooois— focussed on hearing from some of the locals who _ focussed on hearing from some of the locals who live— focussed on hearing from some of the locals who live around saint nionooi-s— the locals who live around saint nionooi-s on— the locals who live around saint

michael's on wyre,— the locals who live around saint michael's on wyre, who may have had michael's on wyre, who may have noo oo— michael's on wyre, who may have noo iino— michael's on wyre, who may have had some kind of— michael's on wyre, who may have had some kind of interaction niin— had some kind of interaction niin niooio— had some kind of interaction with nicola that— had some kind of interaction with nicola that morning. for ooonoo,— with nicola that morning. for ooonpio, oo— with nicola that morning. for example, some of the mums who oiso— example, some of the mums who oiso nono— example, some of the mums who also have children— example, some of the mums who also have children at the local pninon— also have children at the local pninon sonooi— also have children at the local primary school described primary school who described sooing— primary school who described sooing non— primary school who described sooing non in— primary school who described seeing her in their interactions as seeing her in their interactions os noii— seeing her in their interactions os noii os— seeing her in their interactions os noii os ono— seeing her in their interactions as well as one mother who was oiso— as well as one mother who was oiso snoiiing— as well as one mother who was also chatting with— as well as one mother who was also chatting with nicola on sooioi— also chatting with nicola on social media,— also chatting with nicola on social media, trying to set up a play— social media, trying to set up a pioy noio— social media, trying to set up a pioy ioio niin— social media, trying to set up a play date with their two oniiinon— play date with their two children for— play date with their two children for the following day. we children for the following day. no oiso— children for the following day. we also heard— children for the following day. we also heard from dc green, oiosio— we also heard from dc green, alesha constable— we also heard from dc green, alesha constable in lancashire ioiioo— alesha constable in lancashire ioiioo nno— alesha constable in lancashire police who has— alesha constable in lancashire police who has been investigating data from nicola's inono— investigating data from nicola's iinono oni— investigating data from nicola's iphone and the— investigating data from nicola's iphone and the fitbit that was recovered from _ iphone and the fitbit that was recovered from her body. now inionosiingiy— recovered from her body. now inionosiingiy ,— recovered from her body. now interestingly , the data on the interestingly, the data on the inni— interestingly, the data on the nono, no— interestingly, the data on the fitbit, he was— interestingly, the data on the fitbit, he was telling the ingoosi— fitbit, he was telling the ingoosi is— fitbit, he was telling the inquest is recorded . in 15 inquest is recorded. in 15 ninoio— inquest is recorded. in 15 minute increments. and when we iooi— minute increments. and when we iooi oi— minute increments. and when we iooi oi inoi— minute increments. and when we look at that data,— minute increments. and when we look at that data, it— minute increments. and when we look at that data, it showed inoi— look at that data, it showed that between _ look at that data, it showed that between 8— look at that data, it showed that between 8 and 930 that nonning,— that between 8 and 930 that nonning, sno— that between 8 and 930 that morning, she recorded 4548 siops— morning, she recorded 4548 siops. gup— morning, she recorded 4548 steps. but once— morning, she recorded 4548 steps. but once we got to 930, no siops— steps. but once we got to 930, no more steps were recorded in a siniion— no more steps were recorded in a siniion sion— no more steps were recorded in a siniion sion in— no more steps were recorded in a similar story in terms of iisionoo— similar story in terms of distance between 8 and 930. niooio—

distance between 8 and 930. nicola cowo— distance between 8 and 930. nicola covid 3.5km. but once ogoin— nicola covid 3.5km. but once ogoin nnon— nicola covid 3.5km. but once again, when we— nicola covid 3.5km. but once again, when we reach 930 there is no— again, when we reach 930 there is no more data— again, when we reach 930 there is no more data record recorded, nnisn— is no more data record recorded, nnion oons— is no more data record recorded, which means that— is no more data record recorded, which means that window that poiioo— which means that window that poiioo noi— which means that window that police had been— which means that window that police had been looking at ioinoon— police had been looking at between the _ police had been looking at between the last time she is nnonn— between the last time she is known io— between the last time she is known to have— between the last time she is known to have used her mobile pnono— known to have used her mobile pnono oi— known to have used her mobile pnono oi ois— known to have used her mobile phone at 918 and— known to have used her mobile phone at 918 and then 930. that ginos— phone at 918 and then 930. that ginos os— phone at 918 and then 930. that ginos os inoi— phone at 918 and then 930. that gives us that window when it's iiioiy— gives us that window when it's iiioiy sno— gives us that window when it's likely she would— gives us that window when it's likely she would have gone into the likely she would have gone into ino nnon— likely she would have gone into the river. now— likely she would have gone into the river. now as— likely she would have gone into the river. now as i— likely she would have gone into the river. now as i say, the ingoosi— the river. now as i say, the ingoosi day— the river. now as i say, the inquest day one- the river. now as i say, the inquest day one has now oonpioioi— inquest day one has now oonpioioi ,— inquest day one has now completed , but we're expecting completed, but we're expecting the completed, but we're expecting ino soooi— completed, but we're expecting the second and— completed, but we're expecting the second and final day tomorrow here- the second and final day tomorrow here at county hall in inosion— tomorrow here at county hall in inosion . — tomorrow here at county hall in preston . sophie,— tomorrow here at county hall in preston . it; t?xi“i tomorrow here at county hall in preston . it; "e“xi cg preston. sophie, thank you very, very much. as sophie reaper there gb news a north—west reporter . just keeping you right reporter. just keeping you right up to date with the very latest from the inquest of nicola bulley. that case, of course, that absolutely gripped the nafion that absolutely gripped the nation for quite a long period of time, around three weeks until the worst was confirmed . until the worst was confirmed. now, the chief executive of ofwat has written to south east water asking for an urgent meeting after it imposed a hosepipe ban. it comes as homeowners call for tougher punishments for failing water firms due to months of poor

water supply. it's been revealed that companies are now asking people to tell them if their neighbours break the hosepipe ban, which could leave them facing a £1,000 fine. but i was wondering , what do you snitch on wondering, what do you snitch on your neighbour ? with me now to your neighbour? with me now to discuss this further , i'm joined discuss this further, i'm joined by and journalist by broadcaster and journalist and friend of the show. it's mike parry. mike, would you snitch on your neighbour ? oh, snitch on your neighbour? oh, yes, definitely . in my view, yes, definitely. in my view, noion— yes, definitely. in my view, water doesn't— yes, definitely. in my view, water doesn't belong to anybody. noion— water doesn't belong to anybody. noion oonos— water doesn't belong to anybody. water comes out— water doesn't belong to anybody. water comes out of— water doesn't belong to anybody. water comes out of the sky. noion— water comes out of the sky. noion is— water comes out of the sky. water is free— water comes out of the sky. water is free and it should be inoo— water is free and it should be inoo io— water is free and it should be inoo io oii— water is free and it should be free to all of— water is free and it should be free to all of us.— water is free and it should be free to all of us. and i know sonoioiy— free to all of us. and i know sonopoiy goi— free to all of us. and i know somebody got a— free to all of us. and i know somebody got a process it but the somebody got a process it but no pnoiion— somebody got a process it but the problem is— somebody got a process it but the problem is the laxity of nogoioiion— the problem is the laxity of regulation which surrounds water oopsonio— regulation which surrounds water oopsonio in— regulation which surrounds water companies in this— regulation which surrounds water companies in this country is oisoioioiy— companies in this country is absolutely disgraceful. it; absolutely disgraceful. they noio— absolutely disgraceful. they make millions— absolutely disgraceful. they make millions and millions of pounds , their shareholders go pounds, their shareholders go away with big dividend funds. and do you know, patrick, it is so— and do you know, patrick, it is so yoons— and do you know, patrick, it is over 30 years since we built a nosonnoin— over 30 years since we built a new reservoir in— over 30 years since we built a new reservoir in this country. isn-i— new reservoir in this country. on inoi— new reservoir in this country. isn't that disgrace full? we are oi— isn't that disgrace full? we are oi ino— isn't that disgrace full? we are

one of the wettest— isn't that disgrace full? we are one of the wettest countries in ino— one of the wettest countries in no nonii. — one of the wettest countries in no nonii. no— one of the wettest countries in the world. we have rain falling on os noono— the world. we have rain falling on us nearly every— the world. we have rain falling on us nearly every day, particularly— on us nearly every day, particularly in the north of ingioni. — particularly in the north of ingioni. why— particularly in the north of england. why can't we channel the england. why can't we channel ino noion— england. why can't we channel the water down— england. why can't we channel the water down from the north to the water down from the north to no sooin— the water down from the north to no sooin io — the water down from the north to the south to give— the water down from the north to the south to give it— the water down from the north to the south to give it to the poopio— the south to give it to the poopio in— the south to give it to the poopio in ino— the south to give it to the people in the south—east of ingionii— people in the south—east of england? but— people in the south—east of england? but to— people in the south—east of england? but to get back to your oniginoi— england? but to get back to your oniginoi-ii— england? but to get back to your original if somebody's original question, if somebody's noxi— original question, if somebody's nosi-osing— original question, if somebody's next-using their- next door is using their nosopipo— next door is using their hosepipe during a hosepipe ban , hosepipe during a hosepipe ban, oh, hosepipe during a hosepipe ban, on in— hosepipe during a hosepipe ban, oh, his neighbour's got in touch oni— oh, his neighbour's got in touch oni noponioi— oh, his neighbour's got in touch and reported mike— oh, his neighbour's got in touch and reported mike to ofcom . and reported mike to ofcom. nigni.— and reported mike to ofcom. iigni. nno— and reported mike to ofcom. right. and mike's— and reported mike to ofcom. right. and mike's just- and reported mike to ofcom. right. and mike's just been biffed straight away. i mean, good grief, we can't possibly have that. to be honest with you, i wouldn't on my you, i wouldn't snitch on my neighbour because i'd be terrified. mike okay, here we go. now, look, mike, if. if someone if you snitched on your neighbour, right, if you snitched your neighbour, neighbour, right, if you snitchiyou your neighbour, neighbour, right, if you snitchiyou notur neighbour, neighbour, right, if you snitchiyou not be ieighbour, neighbour, right, if you snitchiyou not be terrified r, neighbour, right, if you snitchiyou not be terrified that would you not be terrified that they'd just start snitching back on you for all sorts this is like mutually assured destruction, isn't it? no i don't break the law. i am a very good oiiizon— don't break the law. i am a very good citizen and— don't break the law. i am a very good citizen and i— don't break the law. i am a very good citizen and i believe- g i am a very good citizen and i believe in ino— good citizen and i believe in no noios— good citizen and i believe in the rules and— good citizen and i believe in the rules and regulations of sooioin— the rules and regulations of society. that's— the rules and regulations of society. that's what a good , society. that's what a good, sioiio— society. that's what a good, stable society— society. that's what a good, stable society is— society. that's what a good, stable society is all about . stable society is all about. nowi_ stable society is all about. non, anybody— stable society is all about. now, anybody arrogant enough to

inni— now, anybody arrogant enough to ink, on— now, anybody arrogant enough to think, oh, there's— now, anybody arrogant enough to think, oh, there's a— now, anybody arrogant enough to think, oh, there's a hosepipe bani— think, oh, there's a hosepipe ion poi— think, oh, there's a hosepipe ion poi iii— think, oh, there's a hosepipe ban, but i'll get— think, oh, there's a hosepipe ban, but i'll get my hosepipe ooi— ban, but i'll get my hosepipe ooi oni— ban, but i'll get my hosepipe ooi oni iii— ban, but i'll get my hosepipe out and i'll start— ban, but i'll get my hosepipe out and i'll start watering my pioni— out and i'll start watering my pioni. voo— out and i'll start watering my plant. you don't— out and i'll start watering my plant. you don't need to water anv— plant. you don't need to water on gnoss— plant. you don't need to water on gnoss in— plant. you don't need to water on gnoss in ino— plant. you don't need to water any grass, by the way, patrick, iooooso— any grass, by the way, patrick, iooooso in— any grass, by the way, patrick, because i'm sure— any grass, by the way, patrick, because i'm sure you know, if you— because i'm sure you know, if you ion-i— because i'm sure you know, if you ion-i ii— because i'm sure you know, if you don't if water— because i'm sure you know, if you don't if water doesn't get onio— you don't if water doesn't get onio o— you don't if water doesn't get onio o ionn— you don't if water doesn't get onto a lawn for— you don't if water doesn't get onto a lawn for too months and ions— onto a lawn for too months and ionns ionn— onto a lawn for too months and turns brown, that— onto a lawn for too months and turns brown, that does not noiion. — turns brown, that does not noiion. ii-s— turns brown, that does not matter. it's all— turns brown, that does not matter. it's all aesthetic iooooso— matter. it's all aesthetic because when - matter. it's all aesthetic because when rain does come ogoin— because when rain does come ogoin ,— because when rain does come ogoin , ino— because when rain does come ogoin , ino gnoss— because when rain does come again , the grass will turn green again, the grass will turn green ogoin— again, the grass will turn green ogoin .— again, the grass will turn green ogoin . iii— again, the grass will turn green ogoin . iii ino— again, the grass will turn green again . all the all— again, the grass will turn green again . all the all the roots again. all the all the roots niii— again. all the all the roots niii iosi— again. all the all the roots will just flourish up again and ioooo— will just flourish up again and ioooo gnoon— will just flourish up again and become green. but at the moment, you soo— become green. but at the moment, you i— become green. but at the moment, you i inini— become green. but at the moment, you see, i think that— become green. but at the moment, you see, i think that some of ino— you see, i think that some of no poopio— you see, i think that some of the people who— you see, i think that some of the people who are going to be the people who are going to be no nosopipo— the people who are going to be the hosepipe ban— the people who are going to be the hosepipe ban breaker laws are the hosepipe ban breaker laws inoso— the hosepipe ban breaker laws are those people— the hosepipe ban breaker laws are those people working from nono— are those people working from nono oni— are those people working from nono oni ii— are those people working from home and if you're working from nono,— home and if you're working from nono, ooo-no— home and if you're working from nono, you've goi— home and if you're working from home, you've got more time to mess around with— home, you've got more time to mess around with your hosepipe. you mess around with your hosepipe. noo snooii— mess around with your hosepipe. you should actually be in the oiiioo— you should actually be in the oiiioo noi— you should actually be in the office not working from home and inon— office not working from home and ion vou— office not working from home and then you wouldn't— office not working from home and then you wouldn't be able to get your— then you wouldn't be able to get your nosopipo— then you wouldn't be able to get your hosepipe out. _ then you wouldn't be able to get your hosepipe out. it is a sooioi— your hosepipe out. it is a social crime. _ your hosepipe out. it is a social crime. i- your hosepipe out. it is a social crime. i know crime is a sinong— social crime. i know crime is a sinong noni— social crime. i know crime is a strong word when— social crime. i know crime is a strong word when you're talking to strong word when you're talking io poopio— strong word when you're talking to people watering their lawn, but to people watering their lawn, ioi ii— to people watering their lawn, ioi ii vou— to people watering their lawn, but if you're stealing somebody ois— but if you're stealing somebody is noion— but if you're stealing somebody else's water and— but if you're stealing somebody else's water and you're stealing my nnooi— else's water and you're stealing my nnooi ioi— else's water and you're stealing my water, but eventually that

pois— my water, but eventually that pois op— my water, but eventually that pois op ino — my water, but eventually that puts up the price— my water, but eventually that puts up the price of water. qt; puts up the price of water. one of puts up the price of water. one oi ino— puts up the price of water. one oi iio ono— puts up the price of water. one oi iio oi— puts up the price of water. one of the one of the— puts up the price of water. one of the one of the problems, though, mike, is that there actually is enough water. it's the fact that these companies that making that have been making quite large actually large profits have not actually been investing in the infrastructure , have infrastructure enough, have they? so really, this is this if it was if there was no water in the reservoir, if the reservoirs were completely empty, be were completely empty, i'd be like, look, yeah, you're deranged lunatic here. deranged and lunatic here. you're all over you're spraying water all over your mean. it's your front lawn. it's mean. it's horrible. terrible horrible. you're a terrible person. but actually , if we do person. but actually, if we do have water, i think have enough water, then i think we'll water your we'll crack on and water your lawn. the companies lawn. and it's the big companies that better . that should be doing better. yeah. look on the preservation of yeah. look on the preservation oi noon-i— yeah. look on the preservation oi noon-i ns— yeah. look on the preservation of water. as i've— yeah. look on the preservation of water. as i've already mentioned,— of water. as i've already mentioned, we haven't built a nosonoin— mentioned, we haven't built a nosonnoin in— mentioned, we haven't built a reservoir in this— mentioned, we haven't built a reservoir in this country for 30 ions— reservoir in this country for 30 yoons oioy— reservoir in this country for 30 yoons oioy non,— reservoir in this country for 30 years. okay now, my old mum, god iioss— years. okay now, my old mum, god iioss non— years. okay now, my old mum, god iioss non sooi— years. okay now, my old mum, god iioss non sooi ,— years. okay now, my old mum, god bless her soul , she— years. okay now, my old mum, god bless her soul, she died a ooopio— bless her soul, she died a ooopio oi— bless her soul, she died a couple of years- bless her soul, she died a couple of years ago. her house in bournemouth.— couple of years ago. her house in bournemouth. i— couple of years ago. her house in bournemouth. i got the noninon— in bournemouth. i got the noninon io— in bournemouth. i got the workmen to round there and workmen to go round there and fit workmen to go round there and iii ino— workmen to go round there and iii ino noion— workmen to go round there and fit two water butts, one on oiinon— fit two water butts, one on oiinon siio— fit two water butts, one on either side of— fit two water butts, one on either side of the house. so nnon— either side of the house. so nnon ii— either side of the house. so when it rained,— either side of the house. so when it rained, the water ran off when it rained, the water ran oii ino — when it rained, the water ran oii ino nooi— when it rained, the water ran off the roof and— when it rained, the water ran off the roof and it ran into the noon-i — off the roof and it ran into the noon-i ioi.— off the roof and it ran into the water. but-then- off the roof and it ran into the water. but. then in the water. but. and then in the summer my mum could use the tap on non— summer my mum could use the tap on non noion— summer my mum could use the tap on her water button— summer my mum could use the tap on her water button get on her water button and get noion— on her water button and get water-watering - on her water button and get

water watering can and water into watering can and noion— water into watering can and noio-gnoss.— water into watering can and water grass. why isn't that water the grass. why isn't that sionioni— water the grass. why isn't that standard procedure in building nogoioiions— standard procedure in building regulations in— standard procedure in building regulations in this country that onon— regulations in this country that every nono— regulations in this country that every nono no— regulations in this country that every home we have all these nogoioiions— every home we have all these regulations about, you know, you've— regulations about, you know, you've goi— regulations about, you know, you've goi io— regulations about, you know, you've got to protect your home inon — you've got to protect your home inon nooi— you've got to protect your home from heat loss— you've got to protect your home from heat loss and— you've got to protect your home from heat loss and all that you snooii— from heat loss and all that you snooii oiso— from heat loss and all that you should also protect the amount of should also protect the amount oi noion— should also protect the amount oi noion inoi— should also protect the amount of water that falls— should also protect the amount of water that falls on your home oni— of water that falls on your home oni ioiis— of water that falls on your home oni ioiis in— of water that falls on your home and falls in your— of water that falls on your home and falls in your garden . you and falls in your garden. you snooii— and falls in your garden. you should collect— and falls in your garden. you should collect it— and falls in your garden. you should collect it not only as a gooi— should collect it not only as a gooi oiiizon— should collect it not only as a good citizen, but— should collect it not only as a good citizen, but as part of the way— good citizen, but as part of the way sooioiy— good citizen, but as part of the way society runs— good citizen, but as part of the way society runs .— good citizen, but as part of the way society runs . we shouldn't way society runs. we shouldn't let way society runs. we shouldn't ioi noion— way society runs. we shouldn't ioi noion on— way society runs. we shouldn't let water run away no , i agree let water run away no, i agree nin— let water run away no, i agree niin ooo,— let water run away no, i agree niin ooo, oiiio— let water run away no, i agree with you, mike. _ let water run away no, i agree with you, mike. "e“xi with you, mike. look, thank you very much. it's always a pleasure. you've always what i love you, right, is that love about you, right, is that you've got solutions you've always got solutions to whatever that the world whatever problem that the world has got. right. you've always got ideas. yeah believe me, i ining— got ideas. yeah believe me, i never bring anybody- gi:::i : / believe me,i never bring anybody problems. ino— never bring anybody problems. ino nooson— never bring anybody problems. the reason i've— never bring anybody problems. the reason i've been so soooossioi— the reason i've been so successful throughout my career in ino— successful throughout my career in no noiio— successful throughout my career in the media is— successful throughout my career in the media is because all my iossos— in the media is because all my iossos nono— in the media is because all my bosses have told— in the media is because all my bosses have told me. mike parry ioosn-i— bosses have told me. mike parry ioosn-i ining— bosses have told me. mike parry doesn't bring his— bosses have told me. mike parry doesn't bring his problems. he inings— doesn't bring his problems. he inings os— doesn't bring his problems. he brings us solutions. doesn't bring his problems. he brings us solutions . / l brings us solutions. yeah. gosh, if brings us solutions. yeah. gosh, ii only— brings us solutions. yeah. gosh, if only my boss is here. could say the same about me. mike thank you very much. mike parry , broadcaster, journalist as

well, friend of the show, a friend of the channel right now there are just two days to go until i dance on stage with a group of male strippers . of group of male strippers. of course, it to raise course, i'm doing it to raise money for the mental health charity ready charity mind. so to get ready for my night, got my chest for my big night, i got my chest waxed saturday because you waxed on saturday because you wonderful raised 60 wonderful people raised 60 grand. i said i'd do it if you raise 60 grand, you did it. i'm a man of my word. it hurt a lot. i'll show you the very

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britain's news .— tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news. channel ?g“ britain's news. channel right. ino— britain's news. channel right. in ions— britain's news. channel right. in days io— britain's news. channel right. ino days is go— britain's news. channel right. two days to go until i danced on stage with the dream boys. i think we can all agree we can't wait for this to be over, can we? but they are the most famous group of male strippers the group of male strippers in the uk. doing it for a very uk. i am doing it for a very important it's for the important cause. it's for the mental mind . mental health charity mind. there is an epidemic of male suicide at the moment. there is an epidemic of male suicide at the moment . every suicide at the moment. every single day 12 men take their own lives . suicide kills more men lives. suicide kills more men under the age of 40 than cancer , road traffic accidents and in fact , anything , road traffic accidents and in fact, anything else. it's , road traffic accidents and in fact , anything else. it's the fact, anything else. it's the single biggest killer of men under the age of 40, which is just absolutely mind blowing. when you think about it, isn't it? to everybody who's it? thanks to everybody who's been seriously does been donating it seriously does mean the world to me. some people of people have given a couple of grand. have given grand. some people have given like £2, £3. that's all great. i have actually just quickly been taking notes because i read on the justgiving site and the comments that people put in and i'm incredibly touched and very moved actually by some of them.

a lot of them talking about people that they've lost. i won't name you. i lost my 20 year old son to suicide. thank you for raising awareness. lost a brother and a sister. thanks for helping in memory of my brother. lost to suicide. et cetera. in memory of our niece, who tragically died in june last yeah who tragically died in june last year. in memory of our friend's son. i lost my brother. this goes on and my uncle. it goes on.and goes on and my uncle. it goes on. and on and on and on. and this just goes to highlight what an absolute disaster it is currently . if you've got mental currently. if you've got mental health problems in this country and thanks to you wonderful people, we have raised more than 69,000 thousand pounds . in fact, 69,000 thousand pounds. in fact, we've raised just over a grand. i think this show here is the link just giving.com/fundraiser, forward slash challenge christie's. now, i promised you that if you donated i will try to get myself into a little bit of decent shape. so it's time for me to reintroduce you to our

old friend patrick christys here is a picture of what i look like when i had a fighting weight of 15 stone, £8. there we are . what 15 stone, £8. there we are. what a trundling lard . but there was a trundling lard. but there was a trundling lard. but there was a little problem , which is that a little problem, which is that immediately after i promised to lose weight, i put more weight on. there he is built like a stuffed olive . anyway, you guys stuffed olive. anyway, you guys kept donating and so it really was the only right thing for me to do to try to hold up my end of the bargain. so in the past few months, i have actually lost four and here is four stone. and here is a picture of me earlier today before the show. there we go . before the show. there we go. so, yes, a lot of people pointing out the right arm looks bigger than the left. i can assure it's just the assure you. it's just the lighting. will going lighting. i will not be going blind any time you might blind any time soon. you might nofice blind any time soon. you might notice there is a notice here that there is a significant difference in that i no chest hair and no longer have chest hair and that i said that if that is because i said that if you guys raise £60,000, then i will wax my chest. i am a man of my word. i don't know how you spent your saturday, but here's what i did with mine. you many

men. yes. what i did with mine. you many men. yes . okay. what i did with mine. you many men. yes. okay. okay. what i did with mine. you many men. yes . okay. okay. just to men. yes. okay. okay. just to let me know how his temperature was. oh, it's nice. yeah it's iniiioiiy— was. oh, it's nice. yeah it's iniiioiiy o— was. oh, it's nice. yeah it's initially a bit— was. oh, it's nice. yeah it's initially a bit. _ was. oh, it's nice. yeah it's initially a bit. oh,- oh, it's nice. yeah it's initially a bit . o“ initially a bit. oh, as you already . okay . oh oh, wow . wow already. okay. oh oh, wow. wow. oh no . oh ella whelan . sorry. oh no. oh ella whelan. sorry. oh, okay. oh. oh oh, oh. it is so hard not to swear- oh, okay. oh. oh oh, oh. it is so hard not to swear. - oh, okay. oh. oh oh, oh. it is so hard not to swear. yeah. oh, okay. oh. oh oh, oh. it is so hard not to swear . yeah. the so hard not to swear. yeah. the nine— so hard not to swear. yeah. the nipple did it for me. so hard not to swear. yeah. the nipple did it for me . anyway, as nipple did it for me. anyway, as i said moments ago, i'm doing this to raise money for the mental health charity mind. i'm delighted to say we have raised now. nearly pounds. now. yes. nearly 69,500 pounds. thank very much to everybody thank you very much to everybody who's money. you can who's giving money. you can donate forward donate justgiving.com forward slash fundraising, forward slash challenge every challenge christie's every little dewberry

little helps. michelle dewberry joins you? iam joins me now. how are you? i am very disappointed by— joins me now. how are you? i am very disappointed by how- 13.7 i am very disappointed by how little oiosi— very disappointed by how little onosi noin— very disappointed by how little chest hair you— very disappointed by how little chest hair you have. i thought ooo-i— chest hair you have. i thought iooo-o— chest hair you have. i thought you'd-a iig- chest hair you have. i thought you'd-a iig oii- chest hair you have. i thought you'd a big old thatch you'd have like a big old thatch going— you'd have like a big old thatch going-so— you'd have like a big old thatch going-so i— you'd have like a big old thatch going-so i iooi- you'd have like a big old thatch going so i feel that you going on. no. so i feel that you snooiin-i— going on. no. so i feel that you shouldn't shortchange it. yeah, i shouldn't shortchange it. yeah, i io— shouldn't shortchange it. yeah, i do iooi— shouldn't shortchange it. yeah, i do iooi o— shouldn't shortchange it. yeah, i do feel a little— shouldn't shortchange it. yeah, i do feel a little bit shortchanged. i like shortchanged. i feel like you snooii— shortchanged. i feel like you snooii io— shortchanged. i feel like you snooii io o— shortchanged. i feel like you should do a bsc_ shortchanged. i feel like you should do a bsc . i won't say should do a bsc. i won't say nnoi— should do a bsc. i won't say no i— should do a bsc. i won't say no i is.— should do a bsc. i won't say what it is. everyone because is— what it is. everyone because is ioo— what it is. everyone because it's tea time,— what it is. everyone because it's tea time, but— what it is. everyone because it's tea time, but if you're non— it's tea time, but if you're non ionoi— it's tea time, but if you're very bored or— it's tea time, but if you're very bored or if- it's tea time, but if you're very bored or if you know onyining— very bored or if you know anything about the world of nosing— anything about the world of man's waxing right, you should ooogio— man's waxing right, you should ooogio inoi— man's waxing right, you should google that, patrick. no, i know nnoi— google that, patrick. no, i know no i— google that, patrick. no, i know no i is. — google that, patrick. no, i know no i is. i— google that, patrick. no, i know what it is. i certainly- google that, patrick. no, i know what it is. f ni'iizz“ g google that, patrick. no, i know what it is. f n�*izzi“ g what it is. i certainly won't be putting on my search putting that on my search history. think if get history. i think that if you get to_90- history. i think that if you get io—go inoi- history. i think that if you geti to_go that little to 70, you should go that little siop— to 70, you should go that little siop ioniion— to 70, you should go that little step further. do— to 70, you should go that little step further. do you think ? step further. do you think? noon— step further. do you think? noon i— step further. do you think? noon i io. — step further. do you think? yeah, i do. because looking at you,— yeah, i do. because looking at noo—gooi- yeah, i do. because looking at noo—good nooil yeah, i do. because looking ati you,_good head of you, you've got a good head of non— you, you've got a good head of noin on— you, you've got a good head of noin on noo.— you, you've got a good head of hair on you. i'm— you, you've got a good head of hair on you. i'm shaving. hair on you. i'm not shaving. voo— hair on you. i'm not shaving. noo—inoognil hair on you. i'm not shaving.- you _thought that you thought. no, i thought that inoi— you thought. no, i thought that that—continued- you thought. no, i thought thati that—continuedibut that would have continued. but nonon—n- that would have continued. but nonoon—n chestil now that i've seen your chest, i do-shortchanged. - now that i've seen your chest, i do-shortchanged. . now that i've seen your chest, i do shortchanged. jizzi do feel a bit shortchanged. do you?— do feel a bit shortchanged. do you? i— do feel a bit shortchanged. do you? i on— do feel a bit shortchanged. do you? i am absolutely- do feel a bit shortchanged. do you? i am absolutely not- you? i am absolutely not committing on air to wax my committing live on air to wax my nether regions. i think that you should. a minute ago you was. voo— should. a minute ago you was. noo os— should. a minute ago you was. you was talking— : a minute ago you was. you was talking about the inpononoo— you was talking about the importance suicide. importance of suicide. it's a non— importance of suicide. it's a non-.— importance of suicide. it's a non-. ani- importance of suicide. it's a non-. no i- importance of suicide. it's a very . and i think very key issue. and i think why ion-i— very key issue. and i think why ion-i-non. — very key issue. and i think why don't-way. you're- very key issue. and i think why. don't-way. you're doing don't you. no way. you're doing this. sorry, but there is this. i'm sorry, but there is absolutely are doing absolutely no way you are doing 70. ithink absolutely no way you are doing 70. i think you should do that.

i 70. i think you should do that. i ion-i— 70. i think you should do that. i ion-i noni— 70. i think you should do that. i don't want-to— 70. i think you should do that. i don't want-to film - "0 i think you should do that. i don't want to film it. i don't want you to film it. ino— i don't want you to film it. ioo-no— i don't want you to film it. i've-no interest- i don't want you to film it. i've no interest seeing i don't want you to film it. i've kind interest seeing i don't want you to film it. i've kind ofterest seeing i don't want you to film it. i've kind of things. seeing i don't want you to film it. i've kind of things. buteing i don't want you to film it. i've kind of things. but why those kind of things. but why noii — those kind of things. but why noii oion— those kind of things. but why noii oion i— those kind of things. but why not? okay, i don't- those kind of things. but why not? i:i:::i“ g those kind of things. but why not? i:i:::i“ �*7 those kind of things. but why not? i:i:::i“ g �*7 ita“ not? okay, i don't know if i can be guilt tripped into that level. anyway, very, very goioiin — level. anyway, very, very quickly. -quickly,- anyway, very, very quickly. quickly, what level. anyway, very, very- quickly. -quickly, what you quickly. very quickly, what you got quickly. very quickly, what you goi ooning— quickly. very quickly, what you goi ooning opi— quickly. very quickly, what you got coming up? hitchens got coming up? peter hitchens nos—pnisoni has been released from prison oni— has been released from prison oni nos— has been released from prison oni no on— has been released from prison oni no on my— has been released from prison and he's on my program next. inoo— and he's on my program next. inoo sinn— and he's on my program next. inoo soon os— and he's on my program next. true story as well. _ and he's on my program next. true story as well. we've- and he's on my program next. true story as well. we've got it all coming up, including her all coming up, including and her true including true story. yes. including hundred and £69,000. that news that just broke the cost of send people is that a good people to rwanda. is that a good price good deal, you price or not? good deal, you tell me. right. it's going to be iniiiioni— tell me. right. it's going to be brilliant. michelle— right. it's going to be brilliant. michelle dewberry up noxi— brilliant. michelle dewberry up non—soo- brilliant. michelle dewberry up non—soo noo| next with dewbs& co. see you tomorrow, people.— next with dewbs& co. see you tomorrow, people. alex deakin nono— tomorrow, people. alex deakin nono nin— tomorrow, people. alex deakin here with your— tomorrow, people. alex deakin here with your latest weather opioio — here with your latest weather opioio _ino — here with your latest weather update the office update from the met office for gb update from the met office for so -voo-no— update from the met office for gb _you've probably. update from the met office for- gb _you've probably noticed gb news. you've probably noticed a today a fresher feel out there today after a humid weekend. most places seeing sunny spells, but there still a showers there are still a few showers around parts of the north around across parts of the north in particular in the south, high pressure in control. so pressure is in control. so although we've seen 1 or 2 showers, here showers, it's mostly dry here behind for tomorrow. behind me lurking for tomorrow. another set of weather fronts that some further that will bring some further spells . more on that in spells of rain. more on that in a moment. let's through the a moment. let's go through the rest there rest of today because there are some over some heavy showers over northeast england, eastern

scotland, are fading, scotland, but they are fading, most dry through most places becoming dry through this evening. for many, it's this evening. and for many, it's a night. but in a dry and a clear night. but in the west , weather system the west, that weather system we saw cloud and saw will be bringing cloud and then dawn, some rain to then by dawn, some rain to northern ireland and southwest scotland , a reasonably mild scotland, a reasonably mild nights than last night, nights warmer than last night, but not as and humid as it but not as warm and humid as it was weekend . so the was over the weekend. so the details for tuesday may well start bright across parts of the midlands, east and england. even northeast scotland having some hazy sunshine early on, but it's going to pretty cloudy for going to turn pretty cloudy for all morning . and the all by late morning. and the rain across northern ireland making for a day here, making for a damp day here, although turn a drier although it may turn a bit drier come afternoon. soggy come the afternoon. fairly soggy too, western scotland. some too, for western scotland. some of could heavy of that rain could be heavy on the for the hills. patchy rain for northern and parts of northern england and parts of wales. england wales. much of southern england and east dry here, the and east anglia dry here, the highest temperatures, but lower than 20 to 23. further than today's 20 to 23. further north into the teens . so north into the high teens. so a cooler feel, as you would expect with the outbreaks of rain, but that'll lead into a fairly warm and humid night tuesday and humid night on tuesday night. of cloud around night. a lot of cloud around quite misty and murky conditions coming well . and that'll

coming in as well. and that'll be the case as we head into wednesday morning. but it will be warm start. now, be a fairly warm start. now, dunng be a fairly warm start. now, during day on wednesday , during the day on wednesday, there is the potential for some heavy of rain heavy outbreaks of rain initially across northern ireland, then spreading into parts wales, england parts of wales, northern england and southern scotland. the and also southern scotland. the risk of some heavier thundery showers, particularly later on in the day to the northwest. it should become a little drier to the south and east. most places will another but will have another dry day, but it and humid once it will be cloudy and humid once more with temperatures up to 25

in russia, the coup that wasn't really a coup. did you see all the drama there? well, now some are saying that putin has got a weakness and it's time for the west to go all in final push to help ukraine win the war. do we? the uk needs to do whatever it takes.is the uk needs to do whatever it takes. is this an opportunity or quite frankly, is it nothing to do with us and rishi sunak has been hinting that he might not follow the peer review bodies this time when it comes to pubuc this time when it comes to public sector pay. should he should the public sector get good pay rises or do we all need

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