n0 spin, no bias, no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight a wokeist— i'm dan wootton. tonight a wokeist tack— i'm dan wootton. tonight a wokeist tack on— i'm dan wootton. tonight a wokeist tack on our greatest britain— wokeist tack on our greatest britain in— wokeist tack on our greatest britain in saint— wokeist tack on our greatest britain in saint paul's cathedral— britain in saint paul's cathedral expo for brandy and winston— cathedral expo for brandy and winston churchill. a white supremacist— winston churchill. a white supremacist on— winston churchill. a white supremacist on its website at churcmu-s— supremacist on its website at churchill's family have hit back.— churchill's family have hit back. but— churchill's family have hit back. but it's— churchill's family have hit back. but it's not the first time— back. but it's not the first iime iiiey-ve— back. but it's not the first time they've been forced to defend— time they've been forced to defend britain's— time they've been forced to defend britain's wartime hero imm— defend britain's wartime hero from me— defend britain's wartime hero from the left's_ defend britain's wartime hero from the left's revolting aiiacks— from the left's revolting aiiacks . — from the left's revolting attacks . my- from the left's revolting attacks. rig g: from the left's revolting- attacks . my grandfather was attacks. my grandfather was a very human human being. he was a child of his generation.— very human human being. he was a child of his generation. he- 9 he was a child of his generation. he made some absolute— child of his generation. he made some absolute howlers , but at some absolute howlers, but at the some absolute howlers, but at iiie eni— some absolute howlers, but at iiie eni oi— some absolute howlers, but at the end of the— some absolute howlers, but at the end of the day, it is possiiiy— the end of the day, it is possibly the— the end of the day, it is possibly the greatest record of any— possibly the greatest record of any iive— possibly the greatest record of any iiva ai— possibly the greatest record of any iiva an an— possibly the greatest record of any live of any englishman of the any live of any englishman of an iasi— any live of any englishman of an iasi zoo— any live of any englishman of the last 200 years. a " the last 200 years. i'll explain why— the last 200 years. i'll explain why we must defend our history

and heroes against the britain hating left in my digest. next then my superstar panawagan tonight making her debut, then my superstar panawagan tonight making her debut , former tonight making her debut, former conservative education minister dame andrea jenkins , and she's dame andrea jenkins, and she's alongside benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy. alongside benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy . also coming and belinda de lucy. also coming up as a wall street journal expose reveals the gory details of the sussexes hollywood flop, including a humid dating megastar snub for meghan's podcast. has the toxic couple's american dream become a nightmare? my royal masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier weigh in. plus, while harry's hollywood career flops, our future king is continuing to serve his country by launching a major homelessness project this will inspire belief throughout the uk and beyond that homelessness can be ended for good. homelessness can be ended for good . so very simple question good. so very simple question for you tonight who is doing more for public service? prince harry or prince william? now gardner kyrees kennedy and

denise hadley duke it out in the clash. elsewhere tonight, the inquest into nicola bully's tragic death today found she drowned. but was alive and sober when she fell into the water. so do lancashire police still have some serious questions to answer overits some serious questions to answer over its handling of her disappearance? former top detective turned investigative journalist mark williams—thomas, who was at the inquest today , who was at the inquest today, delivers his expert verdict as itv bosses consider replacing phillip schofield with a woman on dancing on ice. is former strictly star james jordan right to warn that we're, quote , going to warn that we're, quote, going to warn that we're, quote, going to see no white heterosexual men on television anymore. fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie , street icon kelvin mackenzie, pretty sure he ticks all of those boxes , gives his those boxes, gives his unfiltered take. also on the way. why on earth is a conservative culture secretary lobbying for james bond conservative culture secretary lobbying forjames bond to lobbying for james bond to become a woman ? is it time for become a woman? is it time for a ianaia— become a woman? is it time for a ianaia janen— become a woman? is it time for a female james bond? _ f , is it time for a female james bond? c female james bond? always time for females to lead in film and more broadly , man of the people.

more broadly, man of the people. charlie lawson gives his no nonsense take— charlie lawson gives his no nonsense take on that and more of ina— nonsense take on that and more of an nay-s— nonsense take on that and more of the day's most— nonsense take on that and more of the day's most outrageous annea— of the day's most outrageous stories later— of the day's most outrageous stories later this— of the day's most outrageous stories later this hour. plus, scheming— stories later this hour. plus, scheming sturgeons legacy of divisive— scheming sturgeons legacy of divisive politics— scheming sturgeons legacy of divisive politics continues to inane— divisive politics continues to thrive within _ divisive politics continues to thrive within the snp. i am anginaiiy— thrive within the snp. i am anginaiiy ,— thrive within the snp. i am anginaiiy , as— thrive within the snp. i am originally , as you might be able originally, as you might be able to originally, as you might be able ia inu— originally, as you might be able ia iaii inn— originally, as you might be able to tell from that— originally, as you might be able to tell from that place . to tell from that place. i'm ingiisn— to tell from that place. i'm ingiian ny— to tell from that place. i'm english by birth. i'm scottish by choice . i'll show you more by choice. i'll show you more inn— by choice. i'll show you more inn ina— by choice. i'll show you more from the shambolic- its�*izzi cc: i'll show you more from the shambolic separatist conference, including humza vaasai— conference, including humza vaasai is— conference, including humza yousaf is hilarious. confrontation with the protest inai— confrontation with the protest inai aian-i— confrontation with the protest inai aian-i 90— confrontation with the protest that didn't go well. that's in ina— that didn't go well. that's in an mania— that didn't go well. that's in the media buzz.— that didn't go well. that's in the media buzz. tomorrow's front page— the media buzz. tomorrow's front page is— the media buzz. tomorrow's front page is an— the media buzz. tomorrow's front page is an ine— the media buzz. tomorrow's front page is an ine nay— the media buzz. tomorrow's front page is on the way too hot off ine— page is on the way too hot off ine pieee. — page is on the way too hot off ine pieee. a— page is on the way too hot off the press. a new— page is on the way too hot off the press. a new greatest niiiain— the press. a new greatest britain union— the press. a new greatest britain union jackass as well. inie— britain union jackass as well. inie ie— britain union jackass as well. inie ie nan— britain union jackass as well. this is dan wootton tonight. iei-e— this is dan wootton tonight. iei-e ga— this is dan wootton tonight. iei-e ga .— let's go. you're iei-e ga. - you're watching tv iei-e ga— you're watching tv news, niiiain-e— you're watching tv news, britain's news— you're watching tv news, britain's news channel. my blood is aieaiaieiy— britain's news channel. my blood is absolutely boiling about this aiienpi— is absolutely boiling about this aiienpi ia— is absolutely boiling about this attempt to destroy the reputation _ attempt to destroy the reputation of churchill. i'll ieii— reputation of churchill. i'll

ieii yan— reputation of churchill. i'll tell you exactly what's going on enaigni— tell you exactly what's going on enaigni anaer— tell you exactly what's going on straight after the _ tell you exactly what's going on straight after the news headlines— straight after the news headlines with polly middlehurst . nan— headlines with polly middlehurst . nan inani— headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. _ headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. c: g . dan, thank you. good evening. the top story on gb news tonight is that the russian president vladimir putin says the organisers of an attempted military coup at the weekend will be brought to justice. in a televised address within the last hour, president putin thanked the belarussian president , alexander lukashenko, president, alexander lukashenko, for his peaceful solution. the kremlin leader blamed the west for the rebellion, saying it wanted russian soldiers to kill each other . and that wanted russian soldiers to kill each other. and that comes after the head of the wagner mercenary group says he didn't want to overthrow putin. yevgeny prigozhin saying earlier that his progress of his troops highlight serious security problems in the country. well, here the foreign secretary, james cleverly, has said the rebellion has shown the world that russia is not as strong as previously thought. rogozin

rebellion is an unprecedented challenge to president putin's authority , and it is clear that authority, and it is clear that cracks are emerging in the russian support for the war. i, of course, hold no candle for nigaznin— of course, hold no candle for inigaznin ai— of course, hold no candle for prigozhin or his— of course, hold no candle for prigozhin or his forces. of course, hold no candle for prigozhin or his forces . they prigozhin or his forces. they nave— prigozhin or his forces. they have committed— prigozhin or his forces. they have committed atrocities in ukraine— have committed atrocities in ukraine ana— have committed atrocities in ukraine and elsewhere, but he nae— ukraine and elsewhere, but he nae eaia— ukraine and elsewhere, but he nae eaia ani— ukraine and elsewhere, but he has said out loud— ukraine and elsewhere, but he has said out loud what we have ieiievea— 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 russia-e— believed since the start of russia's full— believed since the start of russia's full scale invasion, inai— russia's full scale invasion, inai inie— russia's full scale invasion, that this invasion was both aniaeiiiiea— that this invasion was both unjustified and— that this invasion was both unjustified and unprovoked. well in ine— unjustified and unprovoked. well in ine iiniiea— unjustified and unprovoked. well in the united states, president joe in the united states, president gee eigen— in the united states, president joe biden said— in the united states, president joe biden said the west and aiiiee— joe biden said the west and aiiiee nasa— joe biden said the west and allies must continue to work iageinei— allies must continue to work iageinei ia— allies must continue to work together to assess the situation. _ together to assess the situation. together to assess the— situation. the ultimate outcome of all this remains to be seen. but no matter what comes next, i win— but no matter what comes next, i niii keep— but no matter what comes next, i niii keep making— but no matter what comes next, i will keep making sure that our aiiiee— will keep making sure that our aiiiee ana— will keep making sure that our allies and our— will keep making sure that our allies and our partners are eiaeeiy— allies and our partners are closely aligned— allies and our partners are closely aligned in how we are reading— closely aligned in how we are reading ana— closely aligned in how we are reading and responding to the eiiaaiian— reading and responding to the situation. it's— reading and responding to the situation. it's important we eag— situation. it's important we eiay a— situation. it's important we stay a completely coordinated now news away from russia. appareniiy— now news away from russia. apparenaip ii— now news away from russia. apparently it cost— now news away from russia. apparently it cost nearly- apparently it cost nearly £170,000 to send a migrant to rwanda. that's according to the home office's own figures. the

government says nearly 37% of people would need to be deterred from crossing the english channelin from crossing the english channel in small boats for the illegal migration bill to break even their assessment also warns that if the current trends continue to without reducing hotel usage, the asylum system could cost £32 million a day by the end of 2026. now an inquest has been hearing today how nicola bully died as a result of drowning and that there was no evidence that she had been harmed. the mother of two disappeared in january whilst out walking her dog along the river wyre in lancashire . her river wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks later by a home office pathologist told the inquest she hadn't been drinking before her death. other experts have also been giving evidence today saying the river was just four degrees, almost freezing and inhaling just two breaths of water would have been lethal . lastly the prince of

lethal. lastly the prince of wales has launched an initiative today aimed at ending homeless us prince william's five year project called homewood's aims to make rough sleeping a thing of the past. initially focusing on six locations, local businesses will be asked to develop their action plans with up to £500,000 in funding available on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. britain's rt news. channel the left channel- . the left in this channel the left in this country. we until the left in this country. we will until they- the left in this country. we will until they have- will not rest until they have destroyed— will not rest until they have destroyed the _ will not rest until they have destroyed the reputation , gone destroyed the reputation, gone ana— destroyed the reputation, gone and nanpiea— destroyed the reputation, gone and trampled over the legacy of the and trampled over the legacy of ane nan— and trampled over the legacy of ane nna— and trampled over the legacy of the man who usually wins public paiie— the man who usually wins public paiie ia— the man who usually wins public paiie to te— the man who usually wins public polls to be named— the man who usually wins public polls to be named our greatest entan— polls to be named our greatest niiaan ai— polls to be named our greatest niiaan at an— polls to be named our greatest briton of all time— polls to be named our greatest briton of all time , saint paul's briton of all time, saint paul's caineaiai.— briton of all time, saint paul's cathedral. the— briton of all time, saint paul's cathedral. the church that naeiea— cathedral. the church that naeiea si— cathedral. the church that hosted sir winston churchill's eiaie— hosted sir winston churchill's state funeral—

hosted sir winston churchill's state funeral in— hosted sir winston churchill's state funeral in 1965 spent the papi— state funeral in 1965 spent the past year— state funeral in 1965 spent the past yea nee— state funeral in 1965 spent the past year here describing the nna— past year here describing the man who defeated hitler and saved— man who defeated hitler and saved ine— man who defeated hitler and saved the west— man who defeated hitler and saved the west from the fascist as, saved the west from the fascist pupae,— saved the west from the fascist gaaie, an— saved the west from the fascist as, quote, an unashamed inpenaiiei— as, quote, an unashamed imperialist and white supremacist . the revolting and supremacist. the revolting and nigniy— supremacist. the revolting and highly derogatory descriptions of highly derogatory descriptions ai neat— highly derogatory descriptions of neat an— highly derogatory descriptions of head on the— highly derogatory descriptions of head on the saint paul's aiiieiai— of head on the saint paul's official website— of head on the saint paul's official website write they were enig— official website write they were anig enaeea— official website write they were only chased after— official website write they were only chased after the mail on sunday— only chased after the mail on sunday newspaper raised the aiain— sunday newspaper raised the aiain ea— sunday newspaper raised the alarm so the— sunday newspaper raised the alarm so the website now reads he is— alarm so the website now reads he is aiea— alarm so the website now reads he is aiea a— alarm so the website now reads he is also a figure— alarm so the website now reads he is also a figure of controversy - he is also a figure of controversy ,- he is also a figure of controversy , especially when controversy, especially when viewed— controversy, especially when viewed from — controversy, especially when viewed from a— controversy, especially when viewed from a modern perspective . inn— viewed from a modern perspective . inie is— viewed from a modern perspective . inie ie nai— viewed from a modern perspective .inie ie not an— viewed from a modern perspective . this is not an isolated ineiaeni— . this is not an isolated ineiieni ,— . this is not an isolated incident , but- . this is not an isolated incident , but the woke washing incident, but the woke washing of cnaieniii— incident, but the woke washing of churchill is— incident, but the woke washing of churchill is part of a aeiangea— of churchill is part of a deranged left- of churchill is part of a deranged left wing campaign sparked— deranged left wing campaign epainea ig— deranged left wing campaign epainea pg ane— deranged left wing campaign sparked by the black lives iianei— sparked by the black lives matter movement to trash the man who matter movement to trash the man the saved— matter movement to trash the man who saved england— matter movement to trash the man who saved england ._ matter movement to trash the man who saved england . sir winston's who saved england. sir winston's gianaean— who saved england. sir winston's gianaean ,— who saved england. sir winston's grandson , nicholas soames, grandson, nicholas soames, eiannea— grandson, nicholas soames, slammed the— grandson, nicholas soames, slammed the comments by saint iaai-e— slammed the comments by saint iaai-e ae— slammed the comments by saint paul's as thoughts— slammed the comments by saint paul's as thoughts stupid and ignorant— paul's as thoughts stupid and ignorant ,— paul's as thoughts stupid and ignorant , raging— paul's as thoughts stupid and ignorant, raging even for aiiananee— ignorant, raging even for allowance of— ignorant, raging even for allowance of some of the sort of more extreme views— allowance of some of the sort of more extreme views in the church of more extreme views in the church at ingiana.— more extreme views in the church pi ingiana. inn— more extreme views in the church of england. this is— more extreme views in the church of england. this is really going too of england. this is really going iaa fan — of england. this is really going iaa fan ii— of england. this is really going

too far. it was— of england. this is really going too far. it was deeply offensive ana— too far. it was deeply offensive and canned— too far. it was deeply offensive and caused great— too far. it was deeply offensive and caused great offence to a namep— and caused great offence to a nannei af— and caused great offence to a number of members of my family and representatives— number of members of my family and representatives were made by and representatives were made by a namep— and representatives were made by a nannei af— and representatives were made by a number of people. he's right. we meet— a number of people. he's right. we meet sipp— a number of people. he's right. we must stop judging historic iigaiee— we must stop judging historic figures it— we must stop judging historic tigaiee pg ane— we must stop judging historic figures by the impossibly woke eianaanie— figures by the impossibly woke standards of— figures by the impossibly woke standards of today and the revisionist— standards of today and the revisionist mob— standards of today and the revisionist mob are wrong to ieap— revisionist mob are wrong to ieap an— revisionist mob are wrong to leap on churchill's approach to the leap on churchill's approach to ane inaian— leap on churchill's approach to the indian famine— leap on churchill's approach to the indian famine in 1943, as peepi— the indian famine in 1943, as proof ai— the indian famine in 1943, as proof of nie— the indian famine in 1943, as proof of his racism . given many proof of his racism. given many nieianane— proof of his racism. given many historians agree— proof of his racism. given many historians agree ,_ proof of his racism. given many historians agree , he did his historians agree, he did his teen— historians agree, he did his been ia— historians agree, he did his been ia ie— historians agree, he did his best. to be fair— historians agree, he did his best. to be fair ,- historians agree, he did his best. to be fair , hour at a time best. to be fair, hour at a time nnen— best. to be fair, hour at a time nnen eappiiee— best. to be fair, hour at a time when supplies across the world ieyana— when supplies across the world were beyond scarce . now were beyond scarce. now cnaieniii— were beyond scarce. now churchill is— were beyond scarce. now churchill is a— were beyond scarce. now churchill is a hero who helped prevent— churchill is a hero who helped prevent tne— churchill is a hero who helped prevent the extermination of gene— prevent the extermination of gene ant— prevent the extermination of gene ant many— prevent the extermination of jews and many other minorities tran— jews and many other minorities nan tne— jews and many other minorities nan tne taee— jews and many other minorities from the face of— jews and many other minorities from the face of this earth . in from the face of this earth. my grandfather— from the face of this earth. my grandfather was _ from the face of this earth. my grandfather was a _ from the face of this earth. my grandfather was a very- from the face of this earth. my grandfather was a very human human being. he was a child of his generation. he made some absolute howlers . but at the end absolute howlers. but at the end of the day, it is possibly the greatest record of any living of any englishman of the last 200 years. you've got a situation in

which the statue of winston churchill, who is a national hero, has had to be boarded up for fear of violent attack . and for fear of violent attack. and that, to me is both , f and that, to me is both absurd and eat— that, to me is both absurd and att ant— that, to me is both absurd and att ant wrang— that, to me is both absurd and odd and wrong. was churchill a rant— odd and wrong. was churchill a raeiet e — odd and wrong. was churchill a raeiet a na.— odd and wrong. was churchill a racist ? no, he— odd and wrong. was churchill a racist ? \tr:::r e odd and wrong. was churchill a racist? \r:::r e the odd and wrong. was churchill a racist ? \tr:::r e the fact racist? no, he wasn't. the fact tnat— racist? no, he wasn't. the fact tnat ne— racist? no, he wasn't. the fact tnat ne pat— racist? no, he wasn't. the fact tnat ne pat nie— racist? no, he wasn't. the fact that he put his life— racist? no, he wasn't. the fact that he put his life on- racist? \r:::r e the fact that he put his life on the line entieeeiy— that he put his life on the line entieeeiy ta— that he put his life on the line endlessly to defend non—white peapie— endlessly to defend non—white peapie ,— endlessly to defend non—white peapte , ant— endlessly to defend non—white people , and overall, he was people, and overall, he was a tremendously— people, and overall, he was a tremendously good thing for nan—nnitee— tremendously good thing for non—whites and he wouldn't have teen— non—whites and he wouldn't have been it— non—whites and he wouldn't have been it ne— non—whites and he wouldn't have been it ne nae— non—whites and he wouldn't have been if he was a— non—whites and he wouldn't have been if he was a racist. i have netting— been if he was a racist. i have netting ta— been if he was a racist. i have nothing to offer but blood, toil , tears and sweat. and i say , , tears and sweat. and i say, come , tears and sweat. and i say, cane tnen— , tears and sweat. and i say, come then let— , tears and sweat. and i say, come then let us— , tears and sweat. and i say, come then let us go- a�*r: and i say, come then let us go forward tagetner— come then let us go forward together with _ come then let us go forward together with our united etrengtn— together with our united etrengtn .— together with our united strength . that makes you proud strength. that makes you proud to strength. that makes you proud ta te— strength. that makes you proud to te nritien— strength. that makes you proud to be british, doesn't it ? to be british, doesn't it? but tne— to be british, doesn't it? but the note— to be british, doesn't it? but the woke left— to be british, doesn't it? but the woke left hate- to be british, doesn't it? but the woke left hate britain. they are insane . recent bid to deride are insane. recent bid to deride the impact of churchill proves

that so we must stand up for our history heritage and our heroes or nothing is left but to respond. now my superstar panel making her debut. the conservative mp, former education minister under boris johnson, dame andrea jenkins, the journalist and broadcaster. benjamin butterworth, and the former brexit party mep belinda de lucy. belinda this is indicative , isn't it, of a woke indicative, isn't it, of a woke quashing of our greatest britain and actually even more than that, a desire to do down all of the brilliant achievements the british empire made, including throughout the 20th century? oh, absolutely. a poll was done by policy— absolutely. a poll was done by policy exchange _ absolutely. a poll was done by policy exchange last- give a poll was done by policy exchange last year, and it end— policy exchange last year, and it eait tnat— policy exchange last year, and it said that only— policy exchange last year, and it said that only 1— policy exchange last year, and it said that only 1 in 518 policy exchange last year, and it said that only 1 in 5 18 to 25 near— it said that only 1 in 5 18 to 25 year atte— it said that only 1 in 5 18 to 25 year olds saw- it said that only 1 in 5 18 to 25 year olds saw churchill in a paeitine— 25 year olds saw churchill in a paeitine iigtt— 25 year olds saw churchill in a positive light. this is happening- positive light. this is happening in our schools and universities— happening in our schools and nninereitiee ,— happening in our schools and universities , cities where the universities, cities where the nag-entr— universities, cities where the naieritn at— universities, cities where the majority of teachers and preteeeare— majority of teachers and professors are - majority of teachers and professors are left wing and tert— professors are left wing and iett ningere— professors are left wing and

left wingers want us to hate the country— left wingers want us to hate the country ae— left wingers want us to hate the country as much— left wingers want us to hate the country as much as— left wingers want us to hate the country as much as they do. they want— country as much as they do. they want ne— country as much as they do. they want ne ta— country as much as they do. they want us to hate— country as much as they do. they want us to hate our— country as much as they do. they want us to hate our culture, our itentitn— want us to hate our culture, our itentitn enr— want us to hate our culture, our identity, our history, our neraee— identity, our history, our heroes, because that way they tinite — heroes, because that way they can divide us— heroes, because that way they can divide us and— heroes, because that way they can divide us and they can demoralise_ can divide us and they can demoralise us— can divide us and they can demoralise us so that we can go inta— demoralise us so that we can go into tnen— demoralise us so that we can go into tneir eart— demoralise us so that we can go into their sort of— demoralise us so that we can go into their sort of morbid, tepreeeing— into their sort of morbid, depressing hate sevilla arizona of depressing hate sevilla arizona at a— depressing hate sevilla arizona at a tite— depressing hate sevilla arizona of a life where— depressing hate sevilla arizona of a life where they just want eeryane — of a life where they just want eneenery ta — of a life where they just want everyone to be— of a life where they just want everyone to be poor and everyone to te— everyone to be poor and everyone to te natetni.— everyone to be poor and everyone to be hateful. and— everyone to be poor and everyone to be hateful. and what's worse apart— to be hateful. and what's worse atant tne— to be hateful. and what's worse about the left— to be hateful. and what's worse about the left they make all about the left is they make all the about the left is they make all tne ee— about the left is they make all tne at— about the left is they make all the woes of the— about the left is they make all the woes of the world a uniquely nnite— the woes of the world a uniquely nnite nritien— the woes of the world a uniquely white british sin— the woes of the world a uniquely white british sin ._ the woes of the world a uniquely white british sin . and there's a white british sin. and there's a tent— white british sin. and there's a tetai tanne— white british sin. and there's a total double standards . they total double standards. they tan-t— total double standards. they tan-t ga— total double standards. they tan-t go to— total double standards. they don't go to nelson mandela , who don't go to nelson mandela, who is don't go to nelson mandela, who ie-at— don't go to nelson mandela, who is-of womanising- don't go to nelson mandela, who is of womanising and is accused of womanising and nine— is accused of womanising and nine-ar— is accused of womanising and nine-ar-intner wife beating, or martin luther king,— wife beating, or martin luther ppng,-peen_ wife beating, or martin luther king, been accused of king, who's been accused of nenepnatia— king, who's been accused of. homophobia,_who's homophobia, or gandhi, who's teen— homophobia, or gandhi, who's been accused— homophobia, or gandhi, who's been accused racism. they been accused of racism. they tan-t— been accused of racism. they tent-tnen— been accused of racism. they don't-them. they- don't target them. they will any— don't target them. they will anty target— don't target them. they will only target white, white, tngiien — only target white, white, ingiien ar— only target white, white, english or british men because tnie— english or british men because tnie ie— english or british men because tnie ie part— english or british men because the ie part at— english or british men because this is part of an— english or british men because this is part of an anti white patting— this is part of an anti white race baiting rhetoric narrative of race baiting rhetoric narrative at tne— race baiting rhetoric narrative at tne tert— race baiting rhetoric narrative of the left that— race baiting rhetoric narrative of the left that they're using to tinite — of the left that they're using to divide people. and we should be uniting— to divide people. and we should be nniting in— to divide people. and we should be uniting in celebration of the nna— be uniting in celebration of the man who defeated fascism. have man who defeated fascism. what incretitie— man who defeated fascism. what incretitie-i— man who defeated fascism. what incredible-i could- incredible points. i could not agree more, belinda and i think what's so shocking, dame andrea jenkins is jenkins about this example is that this is saint paul's cathedral . well, this is the

cathedral. well, this is the church that hosted the great man's state funeral. what were they thinking ? i'm sure he'd they thinking? i'm sure he'd nauti— they thinking? i'm sure he'd nanit te— they thinking? i'm sure he'd would be turning— they thinking? i'm sure he'd would be turning in- "g? i'm sure he'd would be turning in his grave. ne—nan— would be turning in his grave. ne—rnan i— would be turning in his grave. de—man. i mean,— would be turning in his grave. de—man. i mean, look, let's not target— de—man. i mean, look, let's not target tnat— de—man. i mean, look, let's not forget that churchill helped tne — forget that churchill helped save the western world from the nitenee— save the western world from the nitenee at— save the western world from the witches of germany . and it's witches of germany. and it's teet— witches of germany. and it's inet appatiing— witches of germany. and it's just appalling. it shows the watery— just appalling. it shows the natery at— just appalling. it shows the wokery of them. and as you said , ne— wokery of them. and as you said , ne rante— wokery of them. and as you said , ne rante ae— wokery of them. and as you said , he ranks as one— wokery of them. and as you said , he ranks as one of— wokery of them. and as you said , he ranks as one of the greateet— , he ranks as one of the greatest britons . i mean, , he ranks as one of the greatest britons. i mean, i'd tite— greatest britons. i mean, i'd iite ta— greatest britons. i mean, i'd iite to e— greatest britons. i mean, i'd like to see every— greatest britons. i mean, i'd like to see every conservative mp— like to see every conservative nr ant— like to see every conservative nr ant tne— like to see every conservative mp and the prime minister stand up againet— mp and the prime minister stand up againet tnie— mp and the prime minister stand up against this bucha boris rennean— up against this bucha boris johnson, completely did when tney— johnson, completely did when tney earne— johnson, completely did when tney tar— johnson, completely did when they came for his— johnson, completely did when they came for his hero . they came for his hero. churchill— they came for his hero. churchill oh,- they came for his hero. churchill oh, completely. and it's churchill oh, completely. and it-e ne— churchill oh, completely. and it-e we want— churchill oh, completely. and it's we want as— churchill oh, completely. and it's we want as many people as paeeitie,— it's we want as many people as peeeitie, yan— it's we want as many people as possible, you know, actually etanting— possible, you know, actually etanting ap— possible, you know, actually standing up for— possible, you know, actually standing up for common sense as wet,— standing up for common sense as neii, teaee— standing up for common sense as well, because this— standing up for common sense as well, because this is i mean, cnnreniii— well, because this is i mean, churchill is— well, because this is i mean, churchill is amazing. i mean, in— churchill is amazing. i mean, in ene— churchill is amazing. i mean, in yan— churchill is amazing. i mean, i'm sure you remember as iearning— i'm sure you remember as learning about— i'm sure you remember as learning about him at school. neiinta— learning about him at school. neiinta ant— learning about him at school. belinda and it— learning about him at school. belinda and it makes you feel pront— belinda and it makes you feel part to— belinda and it makes you feel part to te— belinda and it makes you feel proud to be british. yes, absolutely. _ proud to be british. yes, absolutely. and that's not in eenaaie— absolutely. and that's not in our schools, by— absolutely. and that's not in our schools, by the way. the peapie— our schools, by the way. the peapie nta — our schools, by the way. the people who use— our schools, by the way. the people who use the bengal famine to try and say this was categorical proof that churchill hated the indian people. benjamin butterworth i put it to

you, they have been highly intellectually dishonest . but i intellectually dishonest. but i mean, look, it sounds to me, first of all, the idea this undermined his legacy is patently absurd because nobody noficed patently absurd because nobody noticed for a whole year, i don't think the saint paul's cathedral website is the most significant document in the country. but in that more about tnat— country. but in that more about tnat peapie— country. but in that more about tnat peapte are— country. but in that more about that people are not— rttitr. but in that more about that people are not going on tnat— that people are not going on that website— that people are not going on that website rather than but i ite— that website rather than but i it-e it— that website rather than but i mean it's it shows that it reaiiy— mean it's it shows that it really wasn't— mean it's it shows that it really wasn't that significant. ant— really wasn't that significant. ant tant— really wasn't that significant. ant teat yan— really wasn't that significant. and look you know— really wasn't that significant. and look you know nearly 4 million people understand this is about the principle of the matter. the what they've matter. i think the what they've described him as as clearly a war hero, but also a highly controversial figure in other ways. that's what sir nicholas soames was basically saying in the clip you used. he said he made, unquote, many made, quote unquote, many howlers. think it's howlers. and i think it's important you don't try and important that you don't try and pretend these figures were pretend that these figures were two d, that they did only great things. i think that is rewriting history. what about what belinda— rewriting history. what about what belinda said,— e g " ”seizing what about what belinda said, though? wnere-e— what belinda said, though? nnere-e tne— what belinda said, though? where's the historic revision of nanteia— where's the historic revision of nanteia ar— where's the historic revision of mandela or gandhi or martin tatter— mandela or gandhi or martin intner tinge— mandela or gandhi or martin luther king? your folk don't go anynnere— luther king? your folk don't go

anynnere near— luther king? your folk don't go anywhere near historical figures ineee— anywhere near historical figures ineeetney— anywhere near historical figures unless they are _ anywhere near historical figures unless they are white and nritien. — unless they are white and nritien. i— unless they are white and british. i mean,- unless they are white and british. " e : british. i mean, it would be perfectly logical that people in britain are more bothered about british figures because they have affected us. they've affected the fabric of our society. now, look , clearly it's society. now, look, clearly it's not secret. if belinda not complete secret. if belinda is aware of it. i wasn't aware of all the details of what she did. clearly it's not some did. so clearly it's not some woke conspiracy, like woke conspiracy, as you'd like to but i think it to make out, but i think it undermines the fight for freedom as well. and let's not forget nnat—tne- as well. and let's not forgeti what—the british what he did when the british government— what he did when the british government-to- what he did when the british government to compromise government wanted to compromise nitn—aniy- with hitler. it was only churchill oil his churchill oil and his stubbornness and his patriotism that told the british government, don't you dare . and government, don't you dare. and it's so telling, benjamin,- e jrzzr" e : and it's so telling, benjamin, that you— it's so telling, benjamin, that you want— it's so telling, benjamin, that you want to— it's so telling, benjamin, that you want to focus— it's so telling, benjamin, that you want to focus on the ea—eaiiet— you want to focus on the so—called bad- you want to focus on the so—called bad things he did. we canta— so—called bad things he did. we eanit te— so—called bad things he did. we eanit be at— so—called bad things he did. we could be all doing— so—called bad things he did. we could be all doing salutes every time— could be all doing salutes every time ne— could be all doing salutes every time we natt— could be all doing salutes every time we walk into— could be all doing salutes every time we walk into the office if it naet— time we walk into the office if it naet tar— time we walk into the office if it wasn't for this— time we walk into the office if it wasn't for this bloke. well i tne— it wasn't for this bloke. well i mean, the jewish— it wasn't for this bloke. well i mean, the jewish religion may not exiet— mean, the jewish religion may not exiet it— mean, the jewish religion may not exist if it— mean, the jewish religion may not exist if it wasn't for this itate. — not exist if it wasn't for this itate. tiny— not exist if it wasn't for this bloke. why don't you want to eeietrate— bloke. why don't you want to celebrate that?— bloke. why don't you want to celebrate that? _ bloke. why don't you want to celebrate that? i- bloke. why don't you want to celebrate that? " celebrate that? i mean, that's perfectly reasonable to celebrate that. but but you're not. it is ridiculous, not. but. but it is ridiculous, this argument you to make

this argument you tried to make that none of these that somehow none of these people anything bad. you people did anything bad. you often talk when you talk about you think he was a when you think he was a racist when you think he was a racist when you talk about i'm not going to say that i'm not say that because i'm not a historian and you'd love me to say it because then you could just scream at me. look, the truth is these are truth is that these people are complicated want to take complicated and you want to take that real that away. pretending real students of history don't tell the story. you they the story. you tell. they tell a much more nuanced story. sir nicholas grandson. nicholas soames, his grandson. i think better. think he knows better. benjamin, the point benjamin, this isn't the point of benjamin, this isn't the point tat—nan- benjamin, this isn't the point tat—nan ean-ti of heroes anymore. you can't nave— of heroes anymore. you can't nave-neraee. — of heroes anymore. you can't have-heroes. this- of heroes anymore. you can't have heroes. this is all of have any heroes. this is all of our heroes. down— have any heroes. this is all of our heroes. down with all of tnie— our heroes. down with all of tnie enaii. — our heroes. down with all of this small. no— our heroes. down with all of this small. \tr:::r our heroes. down with all of this small. \r:::r g this small. no one is saying churchill was perfect. all churchill was was perfect. all heroes democracy are flawed. heroes of democracy are flawed. that's nature. why that's just in the nature. why can't discuss that? let me can't we discuss that? let me finish. but there an active finish. but there is an active drive and to pick drive now and campaign to pick out a white old men, male , pale out a white old men, male, pale and stale like the bbc in wales described as a lot of what anti white narrative going on and it's double standards. look at the self—flagellate the church they self—flagellate all about their links all the time about their links to mentions to slavery. no one mentions islam, one mentions that in islam, no one mentions that in islamic slavery islamic countries, slavery was there before atlantic there long before the atlantic slave arabia . and

slave trade. saudi arabia. and he abolished slavery in 1962. slavery to be taught just slavery has to be taught just like war does on a global scale, not just picking out white people as uniquely sinful colour or race. and that's a fair pomp,— or race. and that's a fair paint, ten-t— or race. and that's a fair point, isn't it?- f and that's a fair point, isn't it? andrea to raise tne— point, isn't it? andrea to raise tne entren— point, isn't it? andrea to raise the church of— point, isn't it? andrea to raise the church of england because we tnen— the church of england because we knew tnat— the church of england because we know that saint— the church of england because we know that saint paul's falls anter— know that saint paul's falls nnter tnie— know that saint paul's falls under this woke— know that saint paul's falls under this woke umbrella . oh my under this woke umbrella. oh my egg,— under this woke umbrella. oh my not, tnat— under this woke umbrella. oh my not, tnat tne— under this woke umbrella. oh my god, that the church of england is god, that the church of england ie inereaeingiy— god, that the church of england is increasingly pushing. and tney— is increasingly pushing. and tney-aetnaiiy— is increasingly pushing. and they actually becoming so they are actually becoming so out they are actually becoming so ant-tenet— they are actually becoming so out-touch with— they are actually becoming so out touch with their out of touch with their parishioners.- out of touch with their parishioners. well i mean, also i parishioners. well i mean, also i mean— parishioners. well i mean, also i i— parishioners. well i mean, also i mean, i actually— parishioners. well i mean, also i mean, i actually had to call ant— i mean, i actually had to call out ne— i mean, i actually had to call out at— i mean, i actually had to call out at my— i mean, i actually had to call out one of my local vicars who was constantly _ out one of my local vicars who was constantly trolling me . e was constantly trolling me. it actnaiiy— was constantly trolling me. it was actually tweeting- was constantly trolling me. it was actually tweeting the likes of corbyn. but but his twitter account was literally set up just to troll me and yeah. and he's going there speaking to church of england. i mean, i think we should— church of england. i mean, i think we should be- ”r(21." g: i mean, i think we should be proud ”r(21.1." g: i mean, i think we should be proud of how the think we should be proud of how tne entren— think we should be proud of how tne cnnren at— think we should be proud of how the church of england has enanget— the church of england has enanget ne— the church of england has changed me too. you know, it was it nae— changed me too. you know, it was it a— changed me too. you know, it was it was a collapsing— it was a collapsing organisation. it had its had naeeineiy— organisation. it had its had massively falling footfall and tney-re—in- massively falling footfall and they're _ in touch i they're trying to be in touch nitn — they're trying to be in touch nitn lnen— they're trying to be in touch with new generation. i don't with a new generation. i don't tnint— with a new generation. i don't tnint getting— with a new generation. i don't think getting political in the rignt— think getting political in the

rignt-nnt— think getting political in the rignt-nnt ty- think getting political in thei right-but by describing right way. but by describing winston as a white winston churchill as a white supremacist, but supremacist, i'm sorry, but but also, mean, tomorrow in also, i mean, tomorrow in parliament, we've got the christian breakfast, parliament, we've got the christiis breakfast, parliament, we've got the christiis wonderful. .fast, parliament, we've got the christiis wonderful. and i've got which is wonderful. and i've got my iaeai— which is wonderful. and i've got my teeai near— which is wonderful. and i've got my local vicar-my— which is wonderful. and i've got my local vicar. my village- my local vicar of my village tann— my local vicar of my village tann-ne-e— my local vicar of my village down he's amazing. but down and he's amazing. but i tnint— down and he's amazing. but i tnint ite— down and he's amazing. but i think it's actually— down and he's amazing. but i think it's actually giving the cnnren— think it's actually giving the church-england- think it's actually giving the church england a bad think it's actually giving the church-england a bad it church of england a bad name. it is church of england a bad name. it ie-naening— church of england a bad name. it is-washing that's- is this woke washing that's going— is this woke washing that's going-inat— is this woke washing that's going-inst tast- is this woke washing that's going-just just a- is this woke washing that's going c. r1.

hollywood-is- project. while his brother's hollywood-is in- project. while his brother's hollywood is in tatters, hollywood career is in tatters, nna-e— hollywood career is in tatters, nna-e-taing- hollywood career is in tatters, who's-doing more. hollywood career is in tatters, who's doing more for who's actually doing more for pattie— who's actually doing more for public services— who's actually doing more for public services at— who's actually doing more for public services at prince harry or public services at prince harry er irinee— public services at prince harry or prince william? simple gneetian— or prince william? simple question. tonight, former atnieer— question. tonight, former atnieerta— question. tonight, former adviser to margaret thatcher, tiger— adviser to margaret thatcher, tiget tigei— adviser to margaret thatcher, nigel nigel gardener, spectator nriter— nigel nigel gardener, spectator nriter tyreee— nigel nigel gardener, spectator writer kyrees kennedy. in the inaateaet— writer kyrees kennedy. in the broadcast, denise hadley will tetate— broadcast, denise hadley will tetatelnext— broadcast, denise hadley will debatelnext.-i- broadcast, denise hadley will debate next. i want to debate it next. but i want to tnen— debate it next. but i want to tnan-tnint.- debate it next. but i want to know-think. lord. know what you think. lord nannatt— know what you think. lord nannatt en— know what you think. lord dannatt gb .com vote in know what you think. lord- dannatt gb-.com vote in our dannatt gb news .com vote in our pati— dannatt gb news .com vote in our patilen— dannatt gb news .com vote in our patilen tene— dannatt gb news .com vote in our patilen tene an— dannatt gb news .com vote in our poll gb news on twitter. who poll at gb news on twitter. who is poll at gb news on twitter. who ie taing— poll at gb news on twitter. who ie taing tne— poll at gb news on twitter. who is doing the most— poll at gb news on twitter. who is doing the most for the good of is doing the most for the good at tnie— is doing the most for the good of this country?— is doing the most for the good of this country? william or nary?— of this country? william or narrye ire-re— of this country? william or harry? we're back debating that etraignt— harry? we're back debating that etraignt arter— harry? we're back debating that straight after the— harry? we're back debating that straight after the .—

the people's channel. britain's . my royal mastermind, a lady, colin campbell and phil dampier on the way. this hour. but pig,— on the way. this hour. but pig, tne— on the way. this hour. but first, the clash— on the way. this hour. but first, the clash and- iii" this hour. but first, the clash and prince niiiian — first, the clash and prince william has— first, the clash and prince william has unveiled ambitious piane— william has unveiled ambitious piane ta— william has unveiled ambitious ptane ta ent— william has unveiled ambitious plans to end homelessness in britain— plans to end homelessness in britain ae— plans to end homelessness in britain as he— plans to end homelessness in britain as he announced his new nanenarte— britain as he announced his new homewards programme, which aims to pat— homewards programme, which aims to pat eit— homewards programme, which aims to pat eix piet— homewards programme, which aims to put six pilot locations on a patt— to put six pilot locations on a patn ta— to put six pilot locations on a patn ta enting— to put six pilot locations on a path to ending homelessness nitnin— path to ending homelessness nitnin tine— path to ending homelessness within five years. what does none— within five years. what does home mean to— within five years. what does home mean to you ? r:r:::r . home mean to you? i don't tetiene— home mean to you? i don't tetiene it— home mean to you? i don't believe it needs to be this way. i'm pleased to stand here today at tne— i'm pleased to stand here today at tne etan— i'm pleased to stand here today at the start of— i'm pleased to stand here today at the start of our— i'm pleased to stand here today at the start of our path to enting— at the start of our path to ending homelessness over the next— ending homelessness over the next tine— ending homelessness over the next five years. _ ending homelessness over the next five years. �*ft�*rz; next five years. we have a unique opportunity to develop innovative new solutions and scale their tangible impact . scale their tangible impact. this will inspire belief throughout the uk and beyond that homelessness can be ended for good . after being introduced

for good. after being introduced to tne— for good. after being introduced to tne ptignt— for good. after being introduced to tne ptignt at— for good. after being introduced to the plight of the— 3: after being introduced to the plight of the homeless by his to the plight of the homeless by nie tate— to the plight of the homeless by his late mother,— to the plight of the homeless by his late mother, diana wills has kept— his late mother, diana wills has kept tne— his late mother, diana wills has kept tne aee— his late mother, diana wills has kept the cause close to his team— kept the cause close to his heart, while— kept the cause close to his heart, while younger brother irinee— heart, while younger brother irinee -teen- heart, while younger brother prince been spotted prince harry has been spotted eening— prince harry has been spotted serving himars_ prince harry has been spotted serving himars himself in recent tinee— serving himars himself in recent tinee eeening— serving himars himself in recent times, seeming to— serving himars himself in recent times, seeming to forget his own etatenent— times, seeming to forget his own statement made— times, seeming to forget his own statement made after running away— statement made after running away to— statement made after running away to tne— statement made after running away to the states which prenieet— away to the states which promised-can- away to the states which promised can live a away to the states which - promised-can.live a life promised we can all live a life of promised we can all live a life at eeryne.— promised we can all live a life of service. service— promised we can all live a life of service. service is universal.- of service. service is universal. so- of service. service is universal. so very simple gneetian— universal. so very simple question for— universal. so very simple question for you tonight as the nature— question for you tonight as the tntnre ting— question for you tonight as the future king launches this major homelessness— future king launches this major homelessness project , while future king launches this major homelessness project, while his inatner-e— homelessness project, while his brother's hollywood career for tippe— brother's hollywood career for tiepe nna-e— brother's hollywood career for flops, who's actually doing more for flops, who's actually doing more tar pattie— flops, who's actually doing more for public service?— flops, who's actually doing more for public service? william or harry?— for public service? william or harry? nat— for public service? william or harry? but let's— for public service? william or harry? but let's debate this tn— harry? but let's debate this now. i'm joined— harry? but let's debate this now. i'm joined by us based petitieai— now. i'm joined by us based political commentator nigel eartiner— political commentator nigel eartinerat— political commentator nigel gardiner of the _ political commentator nigel gardiner of the heritage foundation— gardiner of the heritage foundation ,_ gardiner of the heritage foundation , top reporter scoop foundation, top reporter scoop treater— foundation, top reporter scoop treater an— foundation, top reporter scoop breaker on royal— foundation, top reporter scoop breaker on royal matters at the spectator.— breaker on royal matters at the spectator. kara— breaker on royal matters at the spectator. kara kennedy and host of spectator. kara kennedy and host at tne— spectator. kara kennedy and host at tne neaniiy— spectator. kara kennedy and host of the heavily highlight show peniee— of the heavily highlight show denise hadley.— of the heavily highlight show denise hadley. so nigel partner.— denise hadley. so nigel gardiner, who- denise hadley. so nigel gardiner, who do you reckon nna-e— gardiner, who do you reckon we going— gardiner, who do you reckon who's doing more for public eeniee— who's doing more for public eerniee .— who's doing more for public eerniee . nary— who's doing more for public service , harry or- who's doing more for public service , harry or william? service, harry or william? neaee— service, harry or william? because harry— service, harry or william? because harry spoke a really goat— because harry spoke a really goat game— because harry spoke a really goat gane .— because harry spoke a really good game , didn't he, before he

good game, didn't he, before he left good game, didn't he, before he iett tar— good game, didn't he, before he iett tar tne— good game, didn't he, before he left for the us— good game, didn't he, before he left for the us . _ good game, didn't he, before he left for the us . venice jr?" left for the us. well, dan, thanks very much for having me on the show tonight and you know, without without a doubt, i think that prince william exemplifies a true heart of service here and the work he's doing with regard to eradicating homelessness, i think is hugely admirable. it speaks great volumes about his character and his tremendous work ethic as well and his sense of service to his country, to the crown and to the british people. in contrast, i think with with prince harry, prince harry just exemplifies narcissa ism selfishness . it's narcissa ism selfishness. it's all about harry and meghan for prince harry. harry is into serving himself rather than serving himself rather than serving the serving the crown or serving the serving the crown or serving some higher purpose here. and there is a huge contrast between a prince william, an immensely humble individual with a true heart. i think of selflessness and prince harry with his vanity and

narcissism and it's a tragedy. i'm watching the decline and fall of prince harry really is absolutely stunning and such a contrast with the tremendous heart of service and the tremendous spirit that prince william has. denise hadley, you disagree, though. you think harry disagree, though. you think narry ie— disagree, though. you think narry ie teing— disagree, though. you think harry is doing more- r: sagiznz; 3 you think harry is doing more for public eeniee— harry is doing more for public eerniee tnan— harry is doing more for public service than william ? service than william? i think it's important to , one, not it's important to, one, not necessarily view the contributions as a competition. william is a working royal and his main function when he is charitable work. so of course he's going to be doing particular types of work. and in relation to the program, i think you need to we have a it's a bit light on the detail. well, in terms of a gesture, as addressing housing, it's an important thing to do. but i would be very keen to see what the role is going to be for planning. is it going to be expedited and what is going to be in terms of affordable homes? because that is the real key. and the prince really has

significant sums of money and significant sums of money and significant lands. he could eradicate housing out of his own personal pocket if he chose to. however he's going along this route. so i think we need to look at it on its merits. okay. so you've got question- . iii" okay. so you've got question marks apart— so you've got question marks atant tne— so you've got question marks about the william homelessness trap-eat. — about the william homelessness proj'ectr nnien— about the william homelessness project, which i— about the william homelessness project, which i think is fair enangn. — project, which i think is fair enangn. nnat— project, which i think is fair enough. what has harry done to contribute— enough. what has harry done to contribute to — enough. what has harry done to contribute to public service? neniee— contribute to public service? peniee ener— contribute to public service? denise over the— contribute to public service? denise over the past three yeare— denise over the past three yeare i— denise over the past three years, i think— denise over the past three years, i think you need to look at tne— years, i think you need to look at tne rate— years, i think you need to look at the role of— years, i think you need to look at the role of the— years, i think you need to look at the role of the archewell tanntatian — at the role of the archewell foundation ,_ at the role of the archewell foundation , the— at the role of the archewell foundation , the things that they foundation, the things that they nave— foundation, the things that they nave teen— foundation, the things that they have been addressing in terms of nieintarnatian— have been addressing in terms of misinformation ,_ have been addressing in terms of misinformation , in— have been addressing in terms of misinformation , in terms of misinformation, in terms of tinereity— misinformation, in terms of tinereity .— misinformation, in terms of tinereity . in— misinformation, in terms of diversity , in terms of the work diversity, in terms of the work tnat— diversity, in terms of the work tnat ne — diversity, in terms of the work tnat ne eaee— diversity, in terms of the work that he does with— diversity, in terms of the work that he does with the invictus program.— that he does with the invictus program, supports veterans and nentai— program, supports veterans and mental health. _ program, supports veterans and mental health. �*" "it; gist g mental health. so if we're going to look at him outside of the working royal function as a person who is actually addressing concerns of a social nature, i think him and his wife have been exemplary, in my opinion. okay, have been exemplary, in my opinion . okay, kyra, kennedy , opinion. okay, kyra, kennedy, nnere— opinion. okay, kyra, kennedy, nnere ta— opinion. okay, kyra, kennedy, nnere ta yan— opinion. okay, kyra, kennedy, where do you stand- " iii" okay, kyra, kennedy, where do you stand ? " where do you stand? um, i mean, if where do you stand? um, i mean, it ite— where do you stand? um, i mean, it its a— where do you stand? um, i mean, if it's a competition between

harry and william in terms of the charity endeavours, you've got to say that harry is the loser. i've been following archewell since his inception in 2020. and to be honest , an archewell since his inception in 2020. and to be honest, an i'm still pretty perplexed on what it is and what it does . they've it is and what it does. they've raised 13 million and they've given away 3 million. who knows what the rest of the money is doing, but i will say that with homewood's , um, you said it was homewood's, um, you said it was ambitious . ambitious is to say ambitious. ambitious is to say the least of it. and william muse is very hyperbolic language in the video. he says it's possible to end homelessness here, not only end it, but within five years. i mean, he's opened himself up to a lot of scrutiny here. and it will mean him wading in on heavily political issues, not only the causes of homelessness, which is people failed by mental health services, women escaping violence , etcetera, etcetera. violence, etcetera, etcetera. but the solution is a very polarising policy. areas such as housing reform, which is such a big issue in this country, especially in london. so it will

be interesting to see the solutions that he comes up with .yeah. oh solutions that he comes up with . yeah. oh yes. come on, denise . questioning— . yeah. oh yes. come on, denise . questioning the what happened to the archewell foundation funds, you could avail yourself of the accounts so that, you know, to suggest somehow there's some sort of issue there. i think that was grossly unfair and a bit of a cheap shot on your part. well, they haven't tene— your part. well, they haven't tane naen— your part. well, they haven't done much, denise.- ” well, they haven't done much, denise. denise, let's be naneet.— done much, denise. denise, let's be honest. come— done much, denise. denise, let's be honest. come on.— done much, denise. denise, let's be honest. come on. no, but tney-ne— be honest. come on. no, but tney-ye epent— be honest. come on. no, but they've spent they've spent the paet—iining- they've spent they've spent the past—lining their. past three years lining their paetete— past three years lining their own pockets. right. to pay for a big own pockets. right. to pay for a pig naneian— own pockets. right. to pay for a pig in— own pockets. right. to pay for a big mansion in montecito . 41. big mansion in montecito. you tnan— big mansion in montecito. you know, address— big mansion in montecito. you know, address that— big mansion in montecito. 4:1. okay. big mansion in montecito. 4:1. 3: okay. no, know, address that. okay. no, fair know, address that. okay. no, tair enangn.— know, address that. okay. no, fair enough. you've— 3: okay. no, fair enough. you've addressed it. fair enough. you've addressed in ant— fair enough. you've addressed in ant i— fair enough. you've addressed it. and i-that's- it. and i think that's inpanant.- it. and i think that's important. but i would say iteniee— important. but i would say denise,-have- important. but i would say denise, have spent the bulk denise, they have spent the bulk of denise, they have spent the bulk tat—yeare- of the past three years attempting— of the past three years attempting to line their paetete. — attempting to line their pockets. they are all about the greenback. — pockets. they are all about the greenback. they— pockets. they are all about the greenback. they are all about all greenback. they are all about at attent— greenback. they are all about all about the _ greenback. they are all about all about the moolah for themselves— all about the moolah for themselves . - all about the moolah for themselves . �*" all about the moolah for- themselves . .if you look at themselves. and if you look at how money actually being how much money is actually being given on in the cornwall estate, the duchy of cornwall estate that closely takes over that grew closely takes over from what harry and meghan have done. and that's actually a lot of that comes from the public

purse and the sovereign grants. so it's not you're not making a comparison with like with like, okay, fair enough. fair enough. tiger— okay, fair enough. fair enough. tiget partner— okay, fair enough. fair enough. nigel gardner can— okay, fair enough. fair enough. nigel gardner can you- 3 fair enough. nigel gardner can you can ” c: 3 fair enough. nigel gardner can you can you neign— nigel gardner can you can you neign in— nigel gardner can you can you neign in an— nigel gardner can you can you neign in an a— nigel gardner can you can you weigh in on a couple of these painter— weigh in on a couple of these points? because— weigh in on a couple of these points? because isn't cara fair to eay— points? because isn't cara fair to eay tnie— points? because isn't cara fair to eay tnie ie— points? because isn't cara fair to say this is risky— points? because isn't cara fair to say this is risky territory tar— to say this is risky territory for william?— to say this is risky territory for william? i— to say this is risky territory for william? i mean, look , it's for william? i mean, look, it's tatt— for william? i mean, look, it's part. ite— for william? i mean, look, it's bold. it's risky,— for william? i mean, look, it's bold. it's risky, it's— for william? i mean, look, it's bold. it's risky, it's audacious . ent— bold. it's risky, it's audacious . ent tiger.— bold. it's risky, it's audacious . but nigel, could you not argue tnie— . but nigel, could you not argue tnie nae— . but nigel, could you not argue this was maybe— . but nigel, could you not argue this was maybe the sort of prep-ect— this was maybe the sort of preteet tnat— this was maybe the sort of project that actually harry attit— project that actually harry could have— project that actually harry could have taken on in his role anteite— could have taken on in his role anteite at— could have taken on in his role outside of the— could have taken on in his role outside of the royal family. is it not— outside of the royal family. is it not riety— outside of the royal family. is it not risky for— outside of the royal family. is it not risky for william as the neit— it not risky for william as the ten ta— it not risky for william as the ten to tne— it not risky for william as the heir to the throne, the next in tine— heir to the throne, the next in tine ta — heir to the throne, the next in tine ta tne — heir to the throne, the next in line to the throne— heir to the throne, the next in line to the throne to be innaining — line to the throne to be involving himself in issues nnien— involving himself in issues nnien are— involving himself in issues nnien ea— involving himself in issues which are so clearly political? i which are so clearly political? i mean— which are so clearly political? i mean, that's— which are so clearly political? i mean, that's made clear by the tatt— i mean, that's made clear by the taet tnat— i mean, that's made clear by the taet tnat nee— i mean, that's made clear by the fact that he's met,— i mean, that's made clear by the fact that he's met, for example, the fact that he's met, for example, tne naneing— fact that he's met, for example, the housing secretary to discuss this the housing secretary to discuss tie at— the housing secretary to discuss tie at ant— the housing secretary to discuss this at and the— the housing secretary to discuss this at and the leader of the appeeitian. — this at and the leader of the opposition. well,— this at and the leader of the opposition. well, i would say i tnint— opposition. well, i would say i think william— opposition. well, i would say i think william is— opposition. well, i would say i think william is a— opposition. well, i would say i think william is a is a good neartet— think william is a is a good hearted person— think william is a is a good hearted person here. ”can hearted person here. clearly, trie— hearted person here. clearly, this ie— hearted person here. clearly, this is ambitious , this is bold. this is ambitious, this is bold. but this project is a worthy project. it is worthy of a

future king. and i think there's a huge difference in character between a william and harry and i think that william really is dedicating his life to serving the british people. and that is admirable . the british people. and that is admirable. in the british people. and that is admirable . in contrast, harry is admirable. in contrast, harry is all about profit, basically for himself and for meghan . and himself and for meghan. and there is a fundamental difference in character between william and harry. and so we should admire. i think, what what william is trying to achieve here. and in sharp contrast to, i think harry's path that he has taken is immensely destructive, self—serving and ultimately , i self—serving and ultimately, i think hugely counterproductive . think hugely counterproductive. okay, great debate . nigel okay, great debate. nigel tartnen— okay, great debate. nigel gardner, kara— okay, great debate. nigel gardner, kara kennedy denise neatiey.— gardner, kara kennedy denise neatiey. nett— gardner, kara kennedy denise headley, we'll speak to you all inant— headley, we'll speak to you all soon. thank you— headley, we'll speak to you all soon. thank you both so much. ent— soon. thank you both so much. but nna— soon. thank you both so much. but no te— soon. thank you both so much. but no to yet— soon. thank you both so much. but who do you agree with here? nine-e— but who do you agree with here? nine-e taing— but who do you agree with here? who's doing more— but who do you agree with here? who's doing more for public eeryne.— who's doing more for public service, prince— who's doing more for public service, prince william or printe— service, prince william or itinee tarry— service, prince william or prince harry grace via twitter nritee— prince harry grace via twitter nritee ta— prince harry grace via twitter nritee to me— prince harry grace via twitter writes to me, i— prince harry grace via twitter writes to me, i believe prince niiiian — writes to me, i believe prince niiiian ie— writes to me, i believe prince william is everything. harry aepiree— william is everything. harry aepiree ta— william is everything. harry aspires to be. _ william is everything. harry aspires to be. there is a lot of teateney— aspires to be. there is a lot of teataney nee.— aspires to be. there is a lot of jealousy here, and— aspires to be. there is a lot of jealousy here, and i feel that is jealousy here, and i feel that ie panty— jealousy here, and i feel that ie partty nnat— jealousy here, and i feel that is partly what has driven

tarry-e— is partly what has driven harry's recent- is partly what has driven harry's recent actions . owens harry's recent actions. owens tran— harry's recent actions. owens trarn iatger— harry's recent actions. owens from lodger on— harry's recent actions. owens from lodger on twitter. you've targatten— from lodger on twitter. you've tergatten ta — from lodger on twitter. you've forgotten to acknowledge that itinee — forgotten to acknowledge that itinee tarry— forgotten to acknowledge that prince harry is— forgotten to acknowledge that prince harry is was heavily innainet— prince harry is was heavily involved with— prince harry is was heavily involved with the invictus games and-initiatives— involved with the invictus games and-initiatives .— involved with the invictus games and-initiatives . so- involved with the invictus games and initiatives . so he has and other initiatives. so he has teen— and other initiatives. so he has teen patn— and other initiatives. so he has been both productive and proactive.— been both productive and proactive. look- been both productive and proactive. look what i would say to tnat— proactive. look what i would say to tnat ie— proactive. look what i would say to tnat ie ite— proactive. look what i would say to that is it's been— proactive. look what i would say to that is it's been a very long ama— to that is it's been a very long nae, naent— to that is it's been a very long time, hasn't it?— to that is it's been a very long time, hasn't it? he— to that is it's been a very long time, hasn't it? he did all of nie— time, hasn't it? he did all of tie gett— time, hasn't it? he did all of his good works— time, hasn't it? he did all of his good works of public service nnite— his good works of public service nniie ne— his good works of public service nniie ne nae— his good works of public service while he was a— his good works of public service while he was a member of the itayai— while he was a member of the itayai raniiy— while he was a member of the royal family and _ while he was a member of the royal family and from diane, tnie— royal family and from diane, tnie ie— royal family and from diane, tnie ie area— royal family and from diane, this is also via— royal family and from diane, this is also via twitter. harry nitr— this is also via twitter. harry niii te— this is also via twitter. harry will be seething— this is also via twitter. harry will be seething that his better— will be seething that his brother is— will be seething that his brother is doing something that was brother is doing something that eiaee ta— brother is doing something that was close to diana's heart, aitnangn— was close to diana's heart, aitnangn it— was close to diana's heart, although it wouldn't cross his nint— although it wouldn't cross his nint ta— although it wouldn't cross his nint ta ta— although it wouldn't cross his mind to do this— although it wouldn't cross his mind to do this himself, as ten— mind to do this himself, as ten ie— mind to do this himself, as ten ie no— mind to do this himself, as there is no fast— mind to do this himself, as there is no fast buck to be made . tetr— there is no fast buck to be made . your verdicts— there is no fast buck to be made . your verdicts now— there is no fast buck to be made . your verdicts now in 84% of you— . your verdicts now in 84% of yet eay— . your verdicts now in 84% of yet eay prince— . your verdicts now in 84% of you say prince william is doing tar— you say prince william is doing more for public— you say prince william is doing more for public service. 16% of you— more for public service. 16% of yet patting— more for public service. 16% of you backing prince harry. now caning— you backing prince harry. now earning up— you backing prince harry. now earning np ae— you backing prince harry. now earning np ae a— you backing prince harry. now coming up as a wall street tanrnai— coming up as a wall street journal expose— coming up as a wall street journal expose reveals the humiliating— journal expose reveals the humiliating details of the sussexes hollywood flop , sussexes hollywood flop, ineinting— sussexes hollywood flop, ineinting a— sussexes hollywood flop, including a snub from a mega etat— including a snub from a mega etar tar— including a snub from a mega star for meghan's— including a snub from a mega star for meghan's podcast. has the star for meghan's podcast. has tne rnnaay— star for meghan's podcast. has the runaway couple's american trean — the runaway couple's american trean tnet— the runaway couple's american dream just become a nightmare ?

dream just become a nightmare? my dream just become a nightmare? ny rayai— dream just become a nightmare? ny reyat aete— dream just become a nightmare? my royal master lady colin canpteii— my royal master lady colin campbell and— my royal master lady colin campbell and phil dampier both neign— campbell and phil dampier both neign in— campbell and phil dampier both neign in enaniy— campbell and phil dampier both weigh in shortly .— campbell and phil dampier both weigh in shortly . but next, why weigh in shortly. but next, why is weigh in shortly. but next, why ie a— weigh in shortly. but next, why is a conservative— weigh in shortly. but next, why is a conservative culture eeeretary— is a conservative culture secretary calling for james bond to become— secretary calling for james bond to become a— secretary calling for james bond to become a woman? lucy frazer eenaet— to become a woman? lucy frazer eenaet tetr— to become a woman? lucy frazer echoed keir starmer with that note — echoed keir starmer with that woke suggestion. a man of the peopie— woke suggestion. a man of the peopte. cnariie— woke suggestion. a man of the people, charlie lawson, is fired up people, charlie lawson, is fired np-reaty— people, charlie lawson, is fired np-reatylgine- people, charlie lawson, is fired up-readylgive his- up and ready to give his unflinching— up and ready to give his unflinching take straight after this unflinching take straight after tnie .—

channel our royal milestones lady colin campbell and phil dampier. coming up on those extraordinary noiiynoot— coming up on those extraordinary hollywood revelations about the sneeeee . ent— hollywood revelations about the sussexes . but first, our man of sussexes. but first, our man of tne— sussexes. but first, our man of tne peopie— sussexes. but first, our man of the people, charlie lawson. an ant— the people, charlie lawson. an ant aoeorting— the people, charlie lawson. an and according to— the people, charlie lawson. an and according to the culture eeeretary— and according to the culture eeeretary. tney— and according to the culture secretary, lucy fraser, it's time— secretary, lucy fraser, it's time tor— secretary, lucy fraser, it's time tor a— secretary, lucy fraser, it's time for a woman to become james nont— time for a woman to become james nont. etate— time for a woman to become james bond. charlie, look— time for a woman to become james bond. charlie, look at— time for a woman to become james bond. charlie, look at this . bond. charlie, look at this. is it tinne— bond. charlie, look at this. is it time tor— bond. charlie, look at this. is it time tor a— bond. charlie, look at this. is it time for a female- bond. charlie, look at this. is it time for a female james bond ? always time for females to teat— ? always time for females to teat in— ? always time for females to teat in titn — ? always time for females to lead in film and— 7’ always time for females to lead in film and more broadly , lead in film and more broadly, cnariie— lead in film and more broadly, charlie lawson— lead in film and more broadly, charlie lawson i— lead in film and more broadly, charlie lawson i couldn't understand. _ charlie lawson i couldn't understand. i- charlie lawson i couldn't understand. 1: understand. i could not understand. i could not understand why a concert conservative minister is lobbying on behalf of the woke brigade. i mean, this is something i criticised when keir starmer suggested it, but what is a tory doing saying that james bond should become jennie bond ? yeah . well, i think she's bond? yeah. well, i think she's put her foot in it here and let me, let me tell you why daniel. listen, i not only have rejoined

let listen, i not only have rejoined iet one— listen, i not only have rejoined let women speak— listen, i not only have rejoined let women speak movement or ntatenen— let women speak movement or nnatener. tn— let women speak movement or whatever, i'm all— let women speak movement or whatever, i'm all i'm all for pnening— whatever, i'm all i'm all for pushing actresses and all that. took.— pushing actresses and all that. took. tnie— pushing actresses and all that. look, this would— pushing actresses and all that. look, this would be a terrible tieeeniee— look, this would be a terrible disservice to— look, this would be a terrible disservice to any— look, this would be a terrible disservice to any actress teaee— disservice to any actress because the, _ disservice to any actress because the, you know, mrs. trooeoii— because the, you know, mrs. nroeooii or— because the, you know, mrs. broccoli or ms— because the, you know, mrs. broccoli or ms broccoli or nnatener— broccoli or ms broccoli or whatever hasn't you know, it inet— whatever hasn't you know, it tnet nonitn-t— whatever hasn't you know, it just wouldn't work . and i'll just wouldn't work. and i'll tert— just wouldn't work. and i'll teii yon.— just wouldn't work. and i'll teit yon. ne— just wouldn't work. and i'll tell you, we have enough great screenwriters— tell you, we have enough great screenwriters ,_ tell you, we have enough great screenwriters , writers who are screenwriters, writers who are nappen — screenwriters, writers who are nappen to — screenwriters, writers who are nappen to te — screenwriters, writers who are happen to be female . they should happen to be female. they should be writing— happen to be female. they should be writing their— happen to be female. they should be writing their own separate oie— be writing their own separate eoript— be writing their own separate movie script, a— be writing their own separate movie script, a new franchise, if movie script, a new franchise, it tney— movie script, a new franchise, it tney nant— movie script, a new franchise, if they want to _ movie script, a new franchise, if they want to do— movie script, a new franchise, if they want to do that. so you get— if they want to do that. so you get a— if they want to do that. so you can get a quality— if they want to do that. so you can get a quality series of great— can get a quality series of great actresses— can get a quality series of great actresses and we have pienty— great actresses and we have pienty ot— great actresses and we have pienty ot nio— great actresses and we have plenty of mi6 agents all around the plenty of mi6 agents all around tne pianet— plenty of mi6 agents all around the planet working now who are tenaie— the planet working now who are female undercover— the planet working now who are female undercover and all the teet— female undercover and all the reet ot— female undercover and all the reet ot it.— female undercover and all the reet ot it. so— female undercover and all the rest of it. so that's the way ene-e— rest of it. so that's the way ene-e go. — rest of it. so that's the way ene-e go. i— rest of it. so that's the way she's go. i think- rest of it. so that's the way she's go. i think she's made an apart— she's go. i think she's made an error apart from _ she's go. i think she's made an error apart from the fact that james— error apart from the fact that tanee nont— error apart from the fact that james bond was— error apart from the fact that james bond was created by ian tiening— james bond was created by ian tiening ae— james bond was created by ian tiening ae tne— james bond was created by ian fleming as the flamboyant sort of fleming as the flamboyant sort ot onaraeter— fleming as the flamboyant sort of character that— fleming as the flamboyant sort of character that he has become to greater— of character that he has become to greater or— of character that he has become to greater or lesser— of character that he has become to greater or lesser degrees. i i— to greater or lesser degrees. i mean, i thought— to greater or lesser degrees. i mean, i thought roger moore, god iteee— mean, i thought roger moore, god tieee tin.— mean, i thought roger moore, god bless him, played— mean, i thought roger moore, god bless him, played golf for them. butt— bless him, played golf for them. out. yon— bless him, played golf for them. not. you know.—

bless him, played golf for them. not. you know. i— bless him, played golf for them. but, you know, i thought i titn-t— but, you know, i thought i titn-t tite— but, you know, i thought i didn't like his— but, you know, i thought i didn't like his performance . we didn't like his performance. we all didn't like his performance. we at tite— didn't like his performance. we all like sean's— didn't like his performance. we all like sean's performance . all like sean's performance. naniei— all like sean's performance. itaniei crag— all like sean's performance. daniel craig, i— all like sean's performance. daniel craig, i thought, was by far daniel craig, i thought, was by tar tne— daniel craig, i thought, was by tar tne teet— daniel craig, i thought, was by far the best because he gave it tting— far the best because he gave it some thing. but— far the best because he gave it some thing. but but james bond is some thing. but but james bond ie a— some thing. but but james bond is a man, darling,— some thing. but but james bond is a man, darling, and i'm atrait— is a man, darling, and i'm afraid there's— is a man, darling, and i'm afraid there's nothing you can do afraid there's nothing you can to about— afraid there's nothing you can to about it.— afraid there's nothing you can do about it. tell— afraid there's nothing you can do about it. tell mrs. broccoli to go— do about it. tell mrs. broccoli to go ant— do about it. tell mrs. broccoli to go ant get— do about it. tell mrs. broccoli to go and get those great scriptwriter. _ to go and get those great scriptwriter. does that happen to te— scriptwriter. does that happen to be one— scriptwriter. does that happen to be women and— scriptwriter. does that happen to be women and write a proper tin— to be women and write a proper film franchise— to be women and write a proper film franchise for— to be women and write a proper film franchise for some good tine— film franchise for some good fine actresses?— film franchise for some good fine actresses? but leave james aotne— fine actresses? but leave james atone tor— fine actresses? but leave james alone, for god's— fine actresses? but leave james alone, for god's sake . : " e alone, for god's sake. couldn't agree— alone, for god's sake. couldn't agree more. couldn't agree more. now, look, charlie, as we know, patients wearing thin for the eco terrorists that just stop oil it was beautifully demonstrated by this motorcyclist in london earlier today. i mean, god knows why . they look i mean, god knows why. they look shocked, by the way, at that happening. but the group has become so extreme that they've even lost the support of their

american trevor neilson american founder, trevor neilson , who tapped up his billionaire mates to bankroll climate disruption across london and europe, birth to menacing europe, giving birth to menacing groups like just stop oil and xr . now the entrepreneur says his band of middle class jobs have lost the plot, telling the times it's become disruption for the sake disruption, work . sake of disruption, work. working are trying working people that are trying to their their to get to their job, get their kid dropped at school, kid dropped off at school, survive brutal cost of living survive a brutal cost of living crisis it does not crisis in the uk. it does not encourage them to join the movement. i absolutely believe that now become that it has now become counterproductive . i mean, it's counterproductive. i mean, it's sad, charlie, that it sad, charlie, isn't it, that it took bloke so long to took this bloke so long to realise that. but when your founder is turning on you, surely you know that's when you've lost. they need to give up . well, they are completely up. well, they are completely rignt. — up. well, they are completely rignt. rain— up. well, they are completely rignt. rain in— up. well, they are completely right. pain in the— up. well, they are completely right. pain in the .— l. well, they are completely right. pain in the . i only wish right. pain in the. i only wish tney-t— right. pain in the. i only wish tney-t turn— right. pain in the. i only wish tney-t turn up— right. pain in the. i only wish they'd turn up in— right. pain in the. i only wish they'd turn up in my village. i'll they'd turn up in my village. in tett— they'd turn up in my village. in tett yon— they'd turn up in my village. i'll tell you that. _ they'd turn up in my village. i'll tell you that. but i mean tney— i'll tell you that. but i mean tney are— i'll tell you that. but i mean tney tney— i'll tell you that. but i mean they are. they are the they they inteneety— they are. they are the they they intensely annoy— they are. they are the they they intensely annoy me. so they do teaee— intensely annoy me. so they do because we've— intensely annoy me. so they do because we've seen them intenienet— because we've seen them internienet .— because we've seen them interviewed . and thank god the

interviewed. and thank god the generat— interviewed. and thank god the generat puttin— interviewed. and thank god the general public are getting out of general public are getting out ot tneir— general public are getting out of their cars— general public are getting out of their cars and— general public are getting out of their cars and giving them nnat— of their cars and giving them nnat tor— of their cars and giving them what for and _ of their cars and giving them what for and telling them to do, you know— what for and telling them to do, you know what?— what for and telling them to do, you know what? and go home. neaee— you know what? and go home. neaee tne— you know what? and go home. because the i— you know what? and go home. because the i can't see i think tne— because the i can't see i think tne onty— because the i can't see i think tne onty peopte— because the i can't see i think the only people who support them are the only people who support them tne— the only people who support them tne peopte— the only people who support them are the people who— the only people who support them are the people who participate in tnie— are the people who participate in this nonsense— are the people who participate in this nonsense .— are the people who participate in this nonsense . acas and in this nonsense. acas and intereetingty— in this nonsense. acas and interestingly enough, i saw a potioe— interestingly enough, i saw a police officer— interestingly enough, i saw a police officer who lo me looked tite— police officer who lo me looked tite a— police officer who lo me looked tite a trig.— police officer who lo me looked like a big, strapping police ottioer— like a big, strapping police officer reading— like a big, strapping police officer reading them the riot aot. — officer reading them the riot aot. ine— officer reading them the riot act. the other— officer reading them the riot act. the other day and said, oh, it's act. the other day and said, oh, it-e inet— act. the other day and said, oh, it-e inet a— act. the other day and said, oh, it-e pet a ite— act. the other day and said, oh, it's just a it's just— act. the other day and said, oh, it's just a it's just a— act. the other day and said, oh, it's just a it's just a shame tnat— it's just a it's just a shame tnat tney— it's just a it's just a shame that they they— it's just a it's just a shame that they they ,_ it's just a it's just a shame that they they , they it's not as that they they, they it's not as if that they they, they it's not as it tneee— that they they, they it's not as if these people— that they they, they it's not as if these people are doing a hit ant— if these people are doing a hit ant rnn— if these people are doing a hit and run. they're— if these people are doing a hit and run. they're walking along at one— and run. they're walking along at mite— and run. they're walking along at one mile an— and run. they're walking along at one mile an hour. the police nave— at one mile an hour. the police nave got— at one mile an hour. the police nane got anpte— at one mile an hour. the police have got ample opportunity to eaten— have got ample opportunity to eaten up— have got ample opportunity to eaten up nitn— have got ample opportunity to catch up with them. it's not as if catch up with them. it's not as it tney-re— catch up with them. it's not as if they're running,— catch up with them. it's not as if they're running, you know. so we want— if they're running, you know. so we want tne— if they're running, you know. so we want the police _ if they're running, you know. so we want the police to step up ant— we want the police to step up now and back— we want the police to step up now and back up— we want the police to step up now and back up the people who are now and back up the people who getting— now and back up the people who getting ont— now and back up the people who are getting out of— now and back up the people who are getting out of their cars ant— are getting out of their cars ant tne— are getting out of their cars and the scaffolders and all the teet— and the scaffolders and all the reet ot— and the scaffolders and all the reet ot n,— and the scaffolders and all the rest of it, and— and the scaffolders and all the rest of it, and the— and the scaffolders and all the rest of it, and the lovely woman nno— rest of it, and the lovely woman nno-a— rest of it, and the lovely woman nno-a tnotet— rest of it, and the lovely woman who-a bucket-you- rest of it, and the lovely woman who a bucket you know who throw a bucket of, you know nnat— who throw a bucket of, you know nnat-ninton— who throw a bucket of, you know what-window from - who throw a bucket of, you know what window from the what out the window from the flat— what out the window from the ttat in— what out the window from the flat in camden— what out the window from the flat in camden moor part of tnen— flat in camden moor part of their elbow,— flat in camden moor part of their elbow,.far- flat in camden moor part of their elbow, far as their elbow, as far as i'm concerned. yeah. �*ft�*rz; ”it; their elbow, as far as i'm - concerned. yeah. we're fighting back. we're fighting back. and i

just to say what i always just want to say what i always say just stop oil goons. say to the just stop oil goons. if you're standing the middle if you're standing in the middle of road , don't be surprised of a road, don't be surprised when you nearly get hit by a vehicle one day you're going to cause tragedy . stop now. let's cause a tragedy. stop now. let's yeah, let's just hope down that tnat— yeah, let's just hope down that tnat yon— yeah, let's just hope down that tnat you know.— yeah, let's just hope down that that you know. and i would be an atnoeate— that you know. and i would be an atnooate ot— that you know. and i would be an advocate of the _ that you know. and i would be an advocate of the public taking action.— advocate of the public taking action. ent— advocate of the public taking action. but what— advocate of the public taking action. but what we don't need to nappen— action. but what we don't need to nappen ie— action. but what we don't need to happen is some— action. but what we don't need to happen is some guy getting very— to happen is some guy getting very ott— to happen is some guy getting very ott ant— to happen is some guy getting very off and getting out and etanping— very off and getting out and etanping one— very off and getting out and clamping one of— very off and getting out and clamping one of them. but it's going— clamping one of them. but it's going to— clamping one of them. but it's going to happen-— clamping one of them. but it's going to happen. we don't need tnat— going to happen. we don't need tnat to— going to happen. we don't need tnat to nappen. — going to happen. we don't need that to happen. . gist g that to happen. it's going to happen. it's going to happen because they are ruining lives. they are stopping people getting to are stopping to school. they are stopping people their hospital people getting to their hospital appointments. they actually make me look, me physically sick. but look, charlie, i just needed to get your that we your take on the story that we kicked show with this kicked off the show with this post on the website of saint paups post on the website of saint paul's describing paul's cathedral describing probably the greatest ever britain. sir winston churchill, as a white supremacist. now, this is saint paul's charlie, which was the venue of churchill's state funeral in 1965. can you believe what is

happening to our country , happening to our country, charlie, when you see this ? charlie, when you see this? well , first of all, it's not well, first of all, it's not ite— well, first of all, it's not it-e not— well, first of all, it's not it-e not very— well, first of all, it's not it's not very often i would agree— it's not very often i would agree nitn— it's not very often i would agree with young benjamin, but this agree with young benjamin, but tnie nae— agree with young benjamin, but tnie nae teen— agree with young benjamin, but this has been around for a year. so this has been around for a year. so it— this has been around for a year. so it otearty— this has been around for a year. so it etearty .— this has been around for a year. so it clearly , clearly nobody so it clearly, clearly nobody reate— so it clearly, clearly nobody reate tneir— so it clearly, clearly nobody reads their magazine in the tint— reads their magazine in the tiret ptaoe. — reads their magazine in the first place. but— reads their magazine in the first place. but no, it's an ateotnte— first place. but no, it's an absolute disgrace. i wouldn't mr eoaee— absolute disgrace. i wouldn't mr soames wouldn't— absolute disgrace. i wouldn't mr soames wouldn't be one of my tavonrite— soames wouldn't be one of my favourite politicians or politicians, _ favourite politicians or politicians, but winston churchill— politicians, but winston churchill was- politicians, but winston churchill was a man, a man's a tor— churchill was a man, a man's a tor att— churchill was a man, a man's a man for all that,— churchill was a man, a man's a man for all that, as— churchill was a man, a man's a man for all that, as rabbie turne— man for all that, as rabbie burns would— man for all that, as rabbie burns would say. and he had his errors and all— burns would say. and he had his errors and all the— burns would say. and he had his errors and all the rest of it. ant— errors and all the rest of it. ant i— errors and all the rest of it. ant i ton-t— errors and all the rest of it. and i don't think for one minute he and i don't think for one minute ne nae— and i don't think for one minute ne raeiet— and i don't think for one minute he was racist or— and i don't think for one minute he was racist or white supremacist.- he was racist or white supremacist. let's go back into saint— supremacist. let's go back into saint rant-e— supremacist. let's go back into saint rant-e .— supremacist. let's go back into saint paul's . get— supremacist. let's go back into saint paul's . get your frock on, saint paul's. get your frock on, get— saint paul's. get your frock on, get on— saint paul's. get your frock on, get on your— saint paul's. get your frock on, get on your knees— saint paul's. get your frock on, get on your knees and do your job get on your knees and do your top ant— get on your knees and do your top ant teave— get on your knees and do your job and leave all— get on your knees and do your job and leave all the rest of tne— job and leave all the rest of tne potitioe— job and leave all the rest of the politics and— job and leave all the rest of the politics and whatever to the peopte— the politics and whatever to the peopte nno— the politics and whatever to the peopte nno tne— the politics and whatever to the people who the journalists or anyone— people who the journalists or anyoe nno — people who the journalists or anyone who wanted to express your— anyone who wanted to express your opinion.— anyone who wanted to express your opinion. welsby welby etanet— your opinion. welsby welby etanet att— your opinion. welsby welby started all this— your opinion. welsby welby started all this off. yeah, he tit— started all this off. yeah, he tit tno— started all this off. yeah, he did two months— started all this off. yeah, he did two months ago. and i said to tin.— did two months ago. and i said to trim. tnen— did two months ago. and i said to him, then shut— did two months ago. and i said to him, then shut up, get on your— to him, then shut up, get on your teee— to him, then shut up, get on your knees. start— to him, then shut up, get on your knees. start travelling aront— your knees. start travelling around beautiful country of

around the beautiful country of tngtant— around the beautiful country of tngtant ant— around the beautiful country of england and visiting the poor parienionere— england and visiting the poor parishioners and— england and visiting the poor parishioners and the poor parish entronee— parishioners and the poor parish entrenee nno— parishioners and the poor parish churches who are _ parishioners and the poor parish churches who are clinging on by a treat — churches who are clinging on by atnreat. stop— churches who are clinging on by a thread. stop whingeing on about— a thread. stop whingeing on about giving— a thread. stop whingeing on about giving building refuge , about giving building refuge, ittegat— about giving building refuge, illegal immigrants, homes and all illegal immigrants, homes and at tnie— illegal immigrants, homes and all this dish— illegal immigrants, homes and all this dish out— illegal immigrants, homes and all this dish out some of your money— all this dish out some of your money to— all this dish out some of your money to tne— all this dish out some of your money to the parish churches aront— money to the parish churches around england— money to the parish churches around england that are hanging on ty— around england that are hanging on by a— around england that are hanging on by a treat— around england that are hanging on by a treat . — around england that are hanging on by a thread . r; on by a thread. hey, well put. charlie lawson, our man of the people . great to speak, charlie. people. great to speak, charlie. we'll speak soon, but coming up, as a scottish people tells teachers they now identify as a fox amid warnings from union leaders that schools are a toxic environment for them. is it time for the government to fight harder against sexual extremism in our classrooms? my superstar panel returned to debate that shortly . but next, as a wall shortly. but next, as a wall street journal expose shines the light on the sussexes hollywood flop, including a snub from a p0p flop, including a snub from a pop sensation for meghan's podcast. will big brands like spotify now just shun the couple for good? my royal master, my lady colin campbell and phil dampier with their exclusive

insight in mere moments .

welcome back. now the extent of the sussexes stateside flop has been laid bare by a wall street journal expose . according to the journal expose. according to the respected newspaper pop sensation taylor swift snubbed a handwritten invite from meghan markle to appear on her dyer podcast archetypes through a representative firm . the representative firm. the explosive details of the runaway couple's disastrous three years in hollywood include archewell, struggling to make good on all of the terms of the spotify deal with harry in particular, finding it difficult to land on a podcast idea . executives at a podcast idea. executives at netflix furious at archibald's lack of output and feeling that the success of the harry and meghan documentary is all the company has to show for the deal

. employees at archewell complaining the company often lacks direction, with harry and meghan seemingly surprised by the work required to finish entertainment products. so ladies , see, this has been ladies, see, this has been a catastrophic weekend for the sussexes because not only has it been revealed by the wall street journal that they are clueless and that they have no ideas about how to make entertainment products and that they have been snubbed by taylor swift, who didn't even bother to reply to meghan. handwritten note. she got her pr to do it for her, but also they've been shown once more to be work shy and lazy . more to be work shy and lazy. well, of course. then the reatity— well, of course. then the reatity ie— well, of course. then the reality is they— well, of course. then the reality is they have nothing to otter— reality is they have nothing to otter except— reality is they have nothing to offer except royal— reality is they have nothing to offer except royal status and tney— offer except royal status and tney nave— offer except royal status and they have trashed the royals and tney— they have trashed the royals and tney nave— they have trashed the royals and they have trashed— they have trashed the royals and they have trashed royal state . they have trashed royal state. nnat— they have trashed royal state. nnat to—

they have trashed royal state. nnat to tney— they have trashed royal state. what do they have to offer ? they what do they have to offer? they are what do they have to offer? they tno— what do they have to offer? they are two losers— what do they have to offer? they are two losers who _ what do they have to offer? they are two losers who have exposed tneneetvee— are two losers who have exposed tneneetvee ae— are two losers who have exposed themselves as being unimaginative. inaya adequate toee— unimaginative. inaya adequate toee .— unimaginative. inaya adequate toee . ant— unimaginative. inaya adequate losers . and everybody knows it losers. and everybody knows it non— losers. and everybody knows it now. you know,— losers. and everybody knows it now. you know, mean there's nonenre— now. you know, mean there's nonenre tor— now. you know, mean there's nowhere for them _ now. you know, mean there's nowhere for them to go except to maybe— nowhere for them to go except to maybe one— nowhere for them to go except to nayte ot— nowhere for them to go except to maybe one of the— nowhere for them to go except to maybe one of the 16 lavatory ponie— maybe one of the 16 lavatory tonte tnat— maybe one of the 16 lavatory bowls that they— maybe one of the 16 lavatory bowls that they have in their nonteeito — bowls that they have in their montecito house. but how are tney— montecito house. but how are tney going— montecito house. but how are tney going to— montecito house. but how are they going to keep affording to pay they going to keep affording to pay tor— they going to keep affording to pay tor tnoee— they going to keep affording to pay for those bathrooms? l pay for those bathrooms? phil dampier— pay for those bathrooms? phil dampier because— pay for those bathrooms? phil dampier because look, anyone who is thinking about signing a deal with the sussexes is going to read this wall street journal piece . and if i were them, i'd piece. and if i were them, i'd say save my millions . why waste say save my millions. why waste your millions on someone who isn't prepared to do the work ? isn't prepared to do the work? yeah. good evening. i'm just reating— yeah. good evening. i'm just reating tnat— yeah. good evening. i'm just reading that they reckon that tney— reading that they reckon that tney eontt— reading that they reckon that they could lose— reading that they reckon that they could lose up to $40 nittion— they could lose up to $40 nittion it— they could lose up to $40 million if they— they could lose up to $40 million if they don't get any more contracts.— million if they don't get any more contracts. yes. ' r: more contracts. yes. and i was inst— more contracts. yes. and i was just looking online tonight. there's a guy called jeremy zimmer, a kind of very well known hollywood talent agent.

and he i think he sums it up best. he just because best. he says just because you're it doesn't mean you're famous, it doesn't mean you're famous, it doesn't mean you're great at something. you know? i they've just know? and i think they've just been out, as said, been found out, as you said, their haven't got their work shy. they haven't got any ideas. they they any great ideas. they they haven't got any great haven't really got any great projects up. apparently projects coming up. apparently they something. they want to do something. a spin from charles dickens, spin off from charles dickens, great not great expectations. i'm not quite if have great quite sure if we have great expectations taking expectations for that taking off, amazing once you off, but it's amazing once you get a momentum going, people like smith pulling out, like taylor smith pulling out, then people start to think then other people start to think they don't want to be associated with failure. so on. with failure. and so it goes on. so starts heading so once it starts heading in that direction, it's very difficult to get the momentum that direction, it's very difficagain. yeah, momentum that direction, it's very difficagain. yeah, it's mentum that direction, it's very difficagain. yeah, it's aentum that direction, it's very difficagain. yeah, it's a wokei back again. yeah, it's a woke ot— back again. yeah, it's a woke version of great— 1 ege " yeah, it's a woke version of great expectations, by tne— version of great expectations, by tne nay. — version of great expectations, by tne way so— version of great expectations, by tne way so i— version of great expectations, by the way. so i think it's going— by the way. so i think it's going-te— by the way. so i think it's going be rubbish. by the way. so i think it's- goinglbe-rubbish. and going to be total rubbish. and tron— going to be total rubbish. and tron-tott- going to be total rubbish. and from told, netflix from what i'm told, netflix ton-t— from what i'm told, netflix don't-anything- from what i'm told, netflix don't anything to do with don't want anything to do with tneee— don't want anything to do with these _contract| don't want anything to do with. these—contract is these guys. once the contract is ant— these guys. once the contract is ant i— these guys. once the contract is over. and i know,— these guys. once the contract is over. and i know, ladies, he had neart— over. and i know, ladies, he had neart-tning- over. and i know, ladies, he had heard-thing last- over. and i know, ladies, he had heard thing last week. heard the same thing last week. but heard the same thing last week. ent-tnoee— heard the same thing last week. but-those details- heard the same thing last week. but those details weren't but look, those details weren't the but look, those details weren't tne-to— but look, those details weren't tne-to tne- but look, those details weren't the to the couple's the only blow to the couple's reputation— the only blow to the couple's reputation this— the only blow to the couple's reputation this weekend, though, teaee— reputation this weekend, though, because a bombshell bloomberg reputation this weekend, though, becauralso ziombshell bloomberg reputation this weekend, though, becauralso revealed l bloomberg reputation this weekend, though, becauralso revealed prince nberg report also revealed prince harry— report also revealed prince tarry—an- report also revealed prince. harry—an interview report also revealed prince- harry_an interview with harry demanded an interview with vtatinir— harry demanded an interview with vladimir putin,— harry demanded an interview with vladimir putin, donald trump and natt— vladimir putin, donald trump and mark zuckerberg_ vladimir putin, donald trump and mark zuckerberg for a spotify

poteaet— mark zuckerberg for a spotify podcast series.— mark zuckerberg for a spotify podcast series. but the deluded note-e— podcast series. but the deluded note-e grant— podcast series. but the deluded duke's grand plan, which invotvet— duke's grand plan, which involved asking the russian teepot— involved asking the russian teepot atont— involved asking the russian despot about his childhood tranrna— despot about his childhood trauma, was— despot about his childhood trauma, was quickly quashed. the report— trauma, was quickly quashed. the repon ateo— trauma, was quickly quashed. the report also revealed producers tett— report also revealed producers were left scratching their head arter— were left scratching their head atter napteee— were left scratching their head after hapless harry pitched one raet— after hapless harry pitched one raet itea— after hapless harry pitched one crazed idea to— after hapless harry pitched one crazed idea to interview pope nanote— crazed idea to interview pope traneie on— crazed idea to interview pope francis on religion. the sussexes £15- francis on religion. the sussexes £15 million deal with spotty— sussexes £15 million deal with spotity nae— sussexes £15 million deal with spotify was subsequently axed, nitn— spotify was subsequently axed, nitn tne— spotify was subsequently axed, with the duke— spotify was subsequently axed, with the duke failing to produce any nt— with the duke failing to produce any nt poteaete— with the duke failing to produce any me podcasts .— with the duke failing to produce any me podcasts . lady c harry. any me podcasts. lady c harry. he any me podcasts. lady c harry. ne nantet— any me podcasts. lady c harry. ne nantet to— any me podcasts. lady c harry. he wanted to interview poop bin. i he wanted to interview poop bin. i mean— he wanted to interview poop bin. i nnat-e— he wanted to interview poop bin. i mean, what's this— he wanted to interview poop bin. i mean, what's this about, right 7 i mean, what's this about, right i neit— i mean, what's this about, right ? well, obviously— i mean, what's this about, right ? well, obviously harry- i mean, what's this about, right ? well, obviously harry wants to be breakfast and putin would have eaten him alive. actually it would have been a wonderfully entertaining broadcast, you know, and somebody would have got rid of at least one of that desk spirit. dual and putin would have just gobbled him up for breakfast. i mean, the whole thing is ludicrous. and also, i mean, if harry's going to interview a world world leader ,

interview a world world leader, surely he should be interviewing them about their their accomplishments in the present and their aims for the future, not oh, what did you suffer when you were three years old? do tell me. i suffered. i was a prince. can you believe it? mummy died when i was two weeks short of my 13th birthday. i had to walk behind the coffin . oh, to walk behind the coffin. oh, my life is going so terrible. i mean, much worse than all those starving masses in the rest of the world. the guy's nuts. i mean , he's delusional. it's mean, he's delusional. it's really interesting- mean, he's delusional. it's really interesting ,- : it's really interesting , phil really interesting, phil damn...— really interesting, phil dampier, isn't it, though? neaee— dampier, isn't it, though? because clearly, harry and negnan— because clearly, harry and meghan believe that their little intact— meghan believe that their little ttaet toot— meghan believe that their little black book was— meghan believe that their little black book was so bulging that all black book was so bulging that at ot— black book was so bulging that at ot tnen— black book was so bulging that all of their mates— black book was so bulging that all of their mates right, all of tnen— all of their mates right, all of their famous— all of their mates right, all of their famous mates were going to be their famous mates were going to te preparet— their famous mates were going to te preparet to— their famous mates were going to be prepared to bail— their famous mates were going to be prepared to bail them out tinanoiatty— be prepared to bail them out financially, but— be prepared to bail them out financially, but actually , no financially, but actually, no nantet— financially, but actually, no one wanted to— financially, but actually, no one wanted to be associated with ten — one wanted to be associated with ten i— one wanted to be associated with ten i mean— one wanted to be associated with them. i mean, certainly not, you

know.— them. i mean, certainly not, you know, zuckerberg_ them. i mean, certainly not, you know, zuckerberg and putin and the know, zuckerberg and putin and tne pope.— know, zuckerberg and putin and tne pope. tnat-e— know, zuckerberg and putin and the pope, that's pie in the sky etntt. — the pope, that's pie in the sky etntt. ent— the pope, that's pie in the sky stuff. but but— the pope, that's pie in the sky stuff. but but phil, not even tne— stuff. but but phil, not even tne opanae. — stuff. but but phil, not even the obamas. not even taylor snit— the obamas. not even taylor swift, because _ the obamas. not even taylor swift, because these hollywood peopte— swift, because these hollywood peopte ton-t— swift, because these hollywood people don't want— swift, because these hollywood people don't want to be associated _ people don't want to be associated now with a brand that is associated now with a brand that ie eo— associated now with a brand that ie eo toxic— associated now with a brand that is so toxic because— associated now with a brand that is so toxic because there's a gang— is so toxic because there's a trant tnat— is so toxic because there's a brand that has— is so toxic because there's a brand that has been created of trying— brand that has been created of trying to— brand that has been created of trying to teetroy— brand that has been created of trying to destroy the british itoyat— trying to destroy the british itoyat ranity— trying to destroy the british royal family which actually, on the royal family which actually, on tne nnote— royal family which actually, on the whole american celebrity is are the whole american celebrity is teeperate— the whole american celebrity is are desperate to— the whole american celebrity is are desperate to be a part of . are desperate to be a part of. neit— are desperate to be a part of. not it— are desperate to be a part of. not it ne— are desperate to be a part of. well, if he played— are desperate to be a part of. well, if he played his- are desperate to be a part of. well, if he played his cards right and he hadn't fallen out with them , the best interviews with them, the best interviews he could have got would have been with his father and his brother, mean, brother, wouldn't it? i mean, the is true . gave an the queen is true. gave an interview in his in her entire life, in her entire reign run from michael parkinson to barbara walters. actually , phil, barbara walters. actually, phil, i barbara walters. actually, phil, i mean— barbara walters. actually, phil, i yon— barbara walters. actually, phil, i mean, you know,— actually, phil, i mean, you know, maybe if he natn-t— i mean, you know, maybe if he natn-t nave— i mean, you know, maybe if he hadn't have treated the queen ant— hadn't have treated the queen ant tne— hadn't have treated the queen and the family— hadn't have treated the queen and the family so— hadn't have treated the queen and the family so badly, maybe the and the family so badly, maybe tne oneen— and the family so badly, maybe the queen herself, the late gneen— the queen herself, the late queen herself,— the queen herself, the late queen herself, even have queen herself, would even have agreea— queen herself, would even have agreet—nnt- queen herself, would even have agreed,-but-that| agreed, you know, but but that was never to happen with was never going to happen with the was never going to happen with tne-ne— was never going to happen with the-he exited. _ was never going to happen with the-he exited. no,- was never going to happen with the he exited. nrzr the way he exited. no, she ptayet— the way he exited. no, she played along a couple of played along with a couple of his , so that's what he his podcasts, so that's what he should but of course, should have done. but of course, he's i agree he's mucked it up. but i agree

with lady c, i mean, the idea that he him interviewing vladimir putin or donald trump or pope, i it would or the pope, i mean, it would have pure box office gold, have been pure box office gold, wouldn't it have been wouldn't it? it would have been absolutely incredible. everyone would tuned their would have tuned in in their millions to watch him. i don't think was in the john think he was quite in the john freeman league, prince harry, those younger viewers probably freeman league, prince harry, those knowger viewers probably freeman league, prince harry, those know who iewers probably freeman league, prince harry, those know who he ers probably freeman league, prince harry, those know who he ers pibut bly freeman league, prince harry, those know who he ers pibut he don't know who he was, but he was a guy who interviewed people in really got into in the 60s and really got into their and not sure their heads. and i'm not sure that has the intellect that he quite has the intellect to that. but. so it was to do that. but. so it was a non—starter. well, no, of course, because three years and the bloke could come up with the bloke could not come up with one podcast idea. and do you know— one podcast idea. and do you tnon-spotity— one podcast idea. and do you know-spotify he - one podcast idea. and do you. know -spotify he -tried know what spotify he they tried so know what spotify he they tried eo -tney— know what spotify he they tried eo -tney-epent- so hard, they even spent nittione— so hard, they even spent millions to— so hard, they even spent millions to build a studio. they aotnatty— millions to build a studio. they actually—studio. actually constructed a studio nitnin— actually constructed a studio nitnin-gnye— actually constructed a studio within guys mansions. within these guys mansions. they titn-t—tne- didn't even need to leave the note— didn't even need to leave the nonee in— didn't even need to leave the house in order— didn't even need to leave the house in order to— didn't even need to leave the house in order to conduct their nort— house in order to conduct their work .— house in order to conduct their work . yet— house in order to conduct their nort . yet tney— house in order to conduct their work , yet they still didn't do work, yet they still didn't do tne— work, yet they still didn't do tne nort— work, yet they still didn't do tne work. i— work, yet they still didn't do the work. i mean, it really is patnetie— the work. i mean, it really is patnetio. ent— the work. i mean, it really is pathetic. but look, want to pathetic. but look, i want to move i because - pathetic. but look, i want to move because lady susan move on because lady susan nneeey— move on because lady susan nneeey-nnen— move on because lady susan hussey much back in the hussey very much back in the royat— hussey very much back in the royat tott— hussey very much back in the royal fold now.— hussey very much back in the royal fold now. she was spotted in tne— royal fold now. she was spotted in tne royat— royal fold now. she was spotted in the royal box— royal fold now. she was spotted in the royal box at— royal fold now. she was spotted in the royal box at ascot atongeite— in the royal box at ascot alongside camilla in the royal box at ascot- alongside -camilla and king alongside queen camilla and king cnartee—taty- alongside queen camilla and king charles,_lady in- charles, the former lady in waiting— charles, the former lady in waiting-queen- charles, the former lady in waiting queen elizabeth. waiting to queen elizabeth. the eeoont— waiting to queen elizabeth. the second _forced . waiting to queen elizabeth. the| second _forced to second was, of course, forced to reeign— second was, of course, forced to neign-royat— second was, of course, forced to

resign-royal duties- second was, of course, forced to resign royal duties in the resign from royal duties in the nake— resign from royal duties in the wake-race. row- resign from royal duties in the wake race. row less than wake of this race. row less than six wake of this race. row less than eix nontne— wake of this race. row less than eix nontne ago.— wake of this race. row less than six months ago. she was at the ting-e— six months ago. she was at the king's coronation,— six months ago. she was at the king's coronation, though. so do six months ago. she was at the kingthink'onation, though. so do six months ago. she was at the kingthink ladyon, though. so do six months ago. she was at the kingthink lady c, though. so do six months ago. she was at the kingthink lady c, nowrgh. so do six months ago. she was at the kingthink lady c, now thatso do you think lady c, now that otearty— you think lady c, now that etearty tne— you think lady c, now that clearly the royal family is eaying— clearly the royal family is eaying taty— clearly the royal family is saying lady hussey did nothing nong— saying lady hussey did nothing nong nnien— saying lady hussey did nothing wrong, which you— saying lady hussey did nothing wrong, which you said publicly at tne— wrong, which you said publicly at tne tinee— wrong, which you said publicly at the time? i— wrong, which you said publicly at the time? i said publicly at the at the time? i said publicly at tne ama— at the time? i said publicly at tne nae, gm,— at the time? i said publicly at the time, um, do— at the time? i said publicly at the time, um, do think she the time, um, do you think she neete— the time, um, do you think she neetelapotogy— the time, um, do you think she needs-apology for- the time, um, do you think she needs apology for the way she needs an apology for the way she was needs an apology for the way she treatet— needs an apology for the way she was treated over— needs an apology for the way she was treated over ngozi fulani ? was treated over ngozi fulani? oh, was treated over ngozi fulani? on. i— was treated over ngozi fulani? on. i ton-t— was treated over ngozi fulani? oh, i don't think— was treated over ngozi fulani? oh, i don't think she— was treated over ngozi fulani? oh, i don't think she wants an apology. you know , she's loyal. apology. you know, she's loyal. she is the ultimate courtier. she is the ultimate courtier. she is the ultimate courtier. she is a wonderful woman . she she is a wonderful woman. she doesn't want an apology . she she doesn't want an apology. she she wants this subject to be dead and buried and move on. she fell on her sword. she committed the ultimate sacrifice . and she is ultimate sacrifice. and she is still , as she ultimate sacrifice. and she is still, as she said, that ultimate sacrifice. and she is still , as she said, that she still, as she said, that she would be in the royal fold still . she still is. she's always going to be. i think it's i think from her point of view, the best thing we could do where

she's concerned is not ask for an apology. she doesn't want an apology. she wants the story to move on. and maybe you and i and everybody else can celebrate the fact that some ngozi fulani otherwise known as marlene hinckley , is out of. she wasn't hinckley, is out of. she wasn't there. hinckley, is out of. she wasn't tnere. sne — hinckley, is out of. she wasn't there. she wasn't— hinckley, is out of. she wasn't there. she wasn't there. - 1 she wasn't there. she wasn't there. thank gootneee— there. she wasn't there. thank gootneee. taty— there. she wasn't there. thank goodness. lady colin campbell, init— goodness. lady colin campbell, init dampier.— goodness. lady colin campbell, phil dampier, my— goodness. lady colin campbell, phil dampier, my royal masterminds . thank you both so masterminds. thank you both so neon.— masterminds. thank you both so rnnen. tie-ti— masterminds. thank you both so much. we'll speak— masterminds. thank you both so much. we'll speak later in the neet— much. we'll speak later in the week. out— much. we'll speak later in the week. but coming— much. we'll speak later in the week. but coming up, as the investigation— week. but coming up, as the investigation into nicola nutty-e— investigation into nicola bully's she bully's tragic death found, she tronnet—anti bully's tragic death found, she. drowned—and sober drowned but was alive and sober nnen— drowned but was alive and sober nnen ene— drowned but was alive and sober nnen ene nae— drowned but was alive and sober when she was thrown into the vvarte — when she was thrown into the water. former— when she was thrown into the water. former top— when she was thrown into the water. former top detective mark williams—thomas_ water. former top detective mark williams—thomas was at the ingneet— williams—thomas was at the ingteet totay— williams—thomas was at the inquest today gives expert inquest today gives his expert vertiet— inquest today gives his expert vertiot. ent— inquest today gives his expert verdict. but-as- inquest today gives his expert verdict. but-as a- inquest today gives his expert verdict. but as a scottish verdict. but next, as a scottish pupil— verdict. but next, as a scottish ptpit tette— verdict. but next, as a scottish pupil tells teachers they now itentity— pupil tells teachers they now itentity ae— pupil tells teachers they now itentity ae a— pupil tells teachers they now identify as a fox— pupil tells teachers they now identify as a fox amid warnings tron— identify as a fox amid warnings tron ion— identify as a fox amid warnings from union leaders that schools are from union leaders that schools tieltoxic— from union leaders that schools are toxic environment for are a toxic environment for etnoatore— are a toxic environment for etnoatore. lit— are a toxic environment for educators. it time for the educators. is it time for the government— educators. is it time for the government to— educators. is it time for the government to harder government to fight harder againet— government to fight harder against extremism in our against sexual extremism in our eonootee— against sexual extremism in our eonootee ny— against sexual extremism in our schools? my superstar panel will tetate— schools? my superstar panel will debate - shortly. _ schools? my superstar panel will debate shortly. plus debate that shortly. plus a tiret— debate that shortly. plus a tiret toot— debate that shortly. plus a first look at— debate that shortly. plus a first look at tomorrow's nenepapen— first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages hot off the newspaper. front pages hot off tne preee— newspaper. front pages hot off the press. don't— newspaper. front pages hot off the press. don't go anywhere. tie-re— the press. don't go anywhere. tne-re paet— the press. don't go anywhere.

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it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. ionignt— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. ionignt neve— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight we've had cats, dinosaurs— tonight we've had cats, dinosaurs ,_ tonight we've had cats, dinosaurs , eyes, even the moon. dinosaurs, eyes, even the moon. ent— dinosaurs, eyes, even the moon. out no— dinosaurs, eyes, even the moon. ent a— dinosaurs, eyes, even the moon. ent a enitt— dinosaurs, eyes, even the moon. but now a child in— dinosaurs, eyes, even the moon. but now a child in scotland has into— but now a child in scotland has into a— but now a child in scotland has come into a classroom itentitying— come into a classroom identifying as a fox. so to governments— identifying as a fox. so to governments north and south of the governments north and south of tne porter— governments north and south of the border need— governments north and south of the border need to— governments north and south of the border need to act now and tan— the border need to act now and tan tne— the border need to act now and tan tne genter— the border need to act now and ban the gender madness sweeping tnrongn— ban the gender madness sweeping tnrongn on— ban the gender madness sweeping through our classrooms. that's the through our classrooms. that's tne tig— through our classrooms. that's the big debate— through our classrooms. that's the big debate with my superstar panet— the big debate with my superstar panet next.— the big debate with my superstar panet next. ant— the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight , i'm panel next. and tonight, i'm ioinet— panel next. and tonight, i'm joined _former- panel next. and tonight, i'm joined former education joined by the former education ninieten— joined by the former education minister, andrea— joined by the former education minister, andrea to minister, andrea jenkins, to give— minister, andrea jenkins, to give-ineignt— minister, andrea jenkins, to give insight right alongside give her insight right alongside tent-amin— give her insight right alongside benjamin butterworth and belinda de benjamin butterworth and belinda te tney— benjamin butterworth and belinda te tney ae— benjamin butterworth and belinda te tney ae a— benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy as a wall— benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy as a wall street journal epoee— de lucy as a wall street journal epoee reveaet— de lucy as a wall street journal expose reveals that taylor swift teotinet— expose reveals that taylor swift teetinet a— expose reveals that taylor swift declined a handwritten invite tron— declined a handwritten invite tron negnan— declined a handwritten invite from meghan markle to appear on her from meghan markle to appear on net potoaet— from meghan markle to appear on net potoaet .— from meghan markle to appear on her podcast. has— from meghan markle to appear on her podcast . has the duchess her podcast. has the duchess prove— her podcast. has the duchess prove to— her podcast. has the duchess prove to te— her podcast. has the duchess prove to be a— her podcast. has the duchess proven to be a hollywood flop? ant— proven to be a hollywood flop? ant enontt— proven to be a hollywood flop? and should harry— proven to be a hollywood flop? and should harry be embarrassed

by ntoonterg-e— and should harry be embarrassed by bloomberg's revelation that he by bloomberg's revelation that ne nantet— by bloomberg's revelation that ne nantet to— by bloomberg's revelation that he wanted to interview putin? nee. — he wanted to interview putin? nee. retin— he wanted to interview putin? yes. putin about— he wanted to interview putin? yes. putin about childhood tranrna— yes. putin about childhood tranrna e— yes. putin about childhood trauma ? i'll— yes. putin about childhood trauma ? i'll be- yes. putin about childhood trauma ? i'll be asking if the trauma? i'll be asking if the sussexes have— trauma? i'll be asking if the sussexes have any credibility tett— sussexes have any credibility tett in— sussexes have any credibility tett in tne— sussexes have any credibility left in the media. buzz also toning— left in the media. buzz also eoning pp.— left in the media. buzz also eoning up. tne— left in the media. buzz also coming up, the inquest into tieota— coming up, the inquest into nicola bulis_ coming up, the inquest into nicola bulis tragic and mysterious— nicola bulis tragic and mysterious death opened today as it nae— mysterious death opened today as it was revealed— mysterious death opened today as it was revealed that— mysterious death opened today as it was revealed that the mother of it was revealed that the mother ot tno — it was revealed that the mother ot tno nae— it was revealed that the mother of two was sober— it was revealed that the mother of two was sober when she died of two was sober when she died ot tronning— of two was sober when she died of drowning. but— of two was sober when she died of drowning. but amid fresh oritioien — of drowning. but amid fresh criticism of— of drowning. but amid fresh criticism of the— of drowning. but amid fresh criticism of the police's nantting— criticism of the police's handling of— criticism of the police's handling of the case, investigative journalist and toner— investigative journalist and former police— investigative journalist and former police officer mark williams—thomas, who attended the williams—thomas, who attended tne ingneet— williams—thomas, who attended the inquest today— williams—thomas, who attended the inquest today ,_ williams—thomas, who attended the inquest today , joins me live the inquest today, joins me live to give— the inquest today, joins me live to give nie— the inquest today, joins me live to give his expert— the inquest today, joins me live to give his expert analysis . the to give his expert analysis. the inittip— to give his expert analysis. the phillip schofield _ to give his expert analysis. the phillip schofield scandal ontee— phillip schofield scandal continues to— phillip schofield scandal continues to rock. itv which is eearening— continues to rock. itv which is now searching for— continues to rock. itv which is now searching for his replacement on dancing on ice. ent— replacement on dancing on ice. out it— replacement on dancing on ice. out it ie— replacement on dancing on ice. but it is former— replacement on dancing on ice. but it is former strictly star james— but it is former strictly star tanee tortan— but it is former strictly star james jordan right to warn that he james jordan right to warn that ne enonttn-t— james jordan right to warn that he shouldn't be— james jordan right to warn that he shouldn't be replaced by a woman because,— he shouldn't be replaced by a woman because, quote, we're going— woman because, quote, we're going to— woman because, quote, we're going to e— woman because, quote, we're going to no— woman because, quote, we're going to see no white heterosexual- going to see no white heterosexual men on tv anymore going to see no white— heterosexual men on tv anymore . heterosexual men on tv anymore. tteet— heterosexual men on tv anymore. tteet street— heterosexual men on tv anymore. fleet street icon— heterosexual men on tv anymore. fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie— fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie responds in uncancelled. - mackenzie responds in uncancelled. meanwhile thanks to one uncancelled. meanwhile thanks to str—

uncancelled. meanwhile thanks to one snp councillor— uncancelled. meanwhile thanks to one snp councillor , the mask one snp councillor, the mask otip— one snp councillor, the mask etip tor— one snp councillor, the mask clip for scottish _ one snp councillor, the mask clip for scottish nationalism at the clip for scottish nationalism at tne neetent. — clip for scottish nationalism at the weekend. i— clip for scottish nationalism at the weekend. i am originally , as the weekend. i am originally, as you— the weekend. i am originally, as you nignt— the weekend. i am originally, as you nignt te— the weekend. i am originally, as you might be able— the weekend. i am originally, as you might be able to tell from um you might be able to tell from on tnat— you might be able to tell from on tnat ptaoe— you might be able to tell from um that place . _ you might be able to tell from um that place . g um that place. i'm english by birth. i'm scottish by choice . birth. i'm scottish by choice. i'll bring you that and much more from the— i'll bring you that and much more from the snp's totally enaoe— more from the snp's totally chaos separatist— more from the snp's totally chaos separatist convention, inotnting— chaos separatist convention, including humza yousaf confronting— including humza yousaf confronting a- including humza yousaf confronting a heckler. including humza yousaf confronting a heckler . oh, it confronting a heckler. oh, it went— confronting a heckler. oh, it went nong— confronting a heckler. oh, it went wrong. it— confronting a heckler. oh, it went wrong. it went very , very went wrong. it went very, very nong — went wrong. it went very, very nong ant— went wrong. it went very, very wrong. and finally, after nineton— wrong. and finally, after winston churchill is branded a nnite— winston churchill is branded a white supremacy— winston churchill is branded a white supremacy list for over a year— white supremacy list for over a year ty— white supremacy list for over a year by saint— white supremacy list for over a year by saint paul's cathedral, nitt— year by saint paul's cathedral, nitt tne— year by saint paul's cathedral, will the wartime— year by saint paul's cathedral, will the wartime hero get the recognition— will the wartime hero get the recognition he _ will the wartime hero get the recognition he so— will the wartime hero get the recognition he so fully deserves?— recognition he so fully deserves? in- recognition he so fully deserves? in tonight's greatest nritain— deserves? in tonight's greatest nritain ant— deserves? in tonight's greatest britain and union? jack, stick aront— britain and union? jack, stick aronntltint— britain and union? jack, stick around .find out. - britain and union? jack, stick around find out. the first of around to find out. the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages will tomorrow's newspaper front pages nit-mere— tomorrow's newspaper front pages will mere moments, will arrive in mere moments, too.— will arrive in mere moments, too-arter— will arrive in mere moments, too-atter tne- will arrive in mere moments, too, after the news too, right after the news neattinee— too, right after the news- headlines-middlehurst headlines with polly middlehurst . nan— headlines with polly middlehurst . nan tnant— headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. _ headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. the top story tonight is that the russian president vladimir putin says the organisers of the attempted military coup at the weekend will be brought to justice. the

russian leader addressed- 11 g 1 the russian leader addressed the retettion— russian leader addressed the rebellion in— russian leader addressed the rebellion in a— russian leader addressed the rebellion in a televised address aneat— rebellion in a televised address aneat ot— rebellion in a televised address aneat ot a— rebellion in a televised address ahead of a meeting with his eeonrity— ahead of a meeting with his security officials. in his epeeon— security officials. in his epeeon .— security officials. in his speech , putin thanked the speech, putin thanked the belarussian_ speech, putin thanked the belarussian president, alexander tntaetento— belarussian president, alexander lukashenko, for— belarussian president, alexander lukashenko, for a— belarussian president, alexander lukashenko, for a peaceful eotntion. — lukashenko, for a peaceful solution. the— lukashenko, for a peaceful solution. the kremlin leader ttanet— solution. the kremlin leader ttanet tne— solution. the kremlin leader blamed the west for the rebellion,— blamed the west for the rebellion, saying it wanted itneeian— rebellion, saying it wanted russian soldiers to kill each otter.— russian soldiers to kill each otner. ant— russian soldiers to kill each other. and it— russian soldiers to kill each other. and it comes after the neat— other. and it comes after the neat ot— other. and it comes after the neat ot tne— other. and it comes after the head of the wagner mercenary group— head of the wagner mercenary grotp eaye— head of the wagner mercenary grotp eaye ne— head of the wagner mercenary group says he didn't want to overtnron— group says he didn't want to overthrow putin.— group says he didn't want to overthrow putin. yevgeny trigoznin— overthrow putin. yevgeny prigozhin said- overthrow putin. yevgeny prigozhin said earlier that the progreee— prigozhin said earlier that the progreee ot— prigozhin said earlier that the progress of his— prigozhin said earlier that the progress of his troops highlighted- progress of his troops highlighted serious security prottene— highlighted serious security prottene in— highlighted serious security problems in the country. treeitent— problems in the country. president putin says an armed retettion— president putin says an armed rebellion would— president putin says an armed rebellion would have been etppreeeet— rebellion would have been suppressed in— rebellion would have been suppressed in any case. solidarnost_ suppressed in any case. solidarnost this- suppressed in any case. solidarnost this civil- solidarnost this civil solidarity has shown that any blackmail, any attempt to create internal turmoil is doomed to failure. i repeat, we saw the greateet— ”it; i repeat, we saw the greatest consolidation of eooiety— greatest consolidation of society executive and legislative - society executive and legislative power at all levels. a tirn — legislative power at all levels. a tirn .— legislative power at all levels. a firm , unambiguous- legislative power at all levels. a firm , unambiguous position in

a firm, unambiguous position in support of the constitutional order was taken by public organisations as religious denominations . leading political denominations. leading political parties. party . well, denominations. leading political parties . party . well, here the parties. party. well, here the toreign— parties. party. well, here the foreign secretary,— party. well, here the foreign secretary, james cteverty— foreign secretary, james cleverly said— foreign secretary, james cleverly said the rebellion has enonn— cleverly said the rebellion has enonn tne— cleverly said the rebellion has shown the world— cleverly said the rebellion has shown the world that russia is not ae— shown the world that russia is not ae etrong— shown the world that russia is not as strong as— shown the world that russia is not as strong as previously tnongnt— not as strong as previously tnotgnt . — not as strong as previously thought . “g 1 not as strong as previously thought . “g ~ 11;ch iii" not as strong as previously- thought . rogozhin's rebellion is thought. rogozhin's rebellion is unprecedented challenge to 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 . meanwhile, in news here at none.— . meanwhile, in news here at none. an— . meanwhile, in news here at home, an inquest— meanwhile, in news here at home, an inquest heard today how tieota— home, an inquest heard today how tioota nnitey— home, an inquest heard today how nicola bulley died— home, an inquest heard today how nicola bulley died as a result of nicola bulley died as a result ot tronning— nicola bulley died as a result of drowning and— nicola bulley died as a result of drowning and that there was no evitenoe— of drowning and that there was no evidence she'd— of drowning and that there was no evidence she'd been harmed. ine— no evidence she'd been harmed. tne notner— no evidence she'd been harmed. the mother of— no evidence she'd been harmed. the mother of two— no evidence she'd been harmed. the mother of two disappeared in january— the mother of two disappeared in january nnite— the mother of two disappeared in january while she— the mother of two disappeared in january while she was out waiting— january while she was out natting ner— january while she was out walking her dog along the river nyre— walking her dog along the river nyre in— walking her dog along the river wyre in lancashire . her body was

wyre in lancashire. her body was tonnt— wyre in lancashire. her body was tonnt tnee— wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks— wyre in lancashire. her body was found three weeks later. some expene— found three weeks later. some expene eay— found three weeks later. some expene eay tne— found three weeks later. some experts say the river was just ton— experts say the river was just tonr tegreee— experts say the river was just four degrees and— experts say the river was just four degrees and inhaling just two treatne— four degrees and inhaling just two breaths of— four degrees and inhaling just two breaths of water would have teen — two breaths of water would have teen tetnat— two breaths of water would have teen tetnat .— two breaths of water would have been lethal . the— two breaths of water would have been lethal . the world's second been lethal. the world's second targeet— been lethal. the world's second largest cinema— been lethal. the world's second largest cinema chain , cineworld, largest cinema chain, cineworld, has largest cinema chain, cineworld, nae annonnet— largest cinema chain, cineworld, has announced it— largest cinema chain, cineworld, has announced it will file for administration— has announced it will file for administration in the uk. has announced it will file for administration in the uk . the administration in the uk. the eet— administration in the uk. the eet to— administration in the uk. the move set to take— administration in the uk. the move set to take place next nontn— move set to take place next nontn. ie— move set to take place next nontn. ie part— move set to take place next month, is part of- move set to take place next month, is part of a restructuring plan . month, is part of a— restructuring plan . shareholders restructuring plan. shareholders will restructuring plan. shareholders nitt te— restructuring plan. shareholders will be affected _ restructuring plan. shareholders will be affected ,_ restructuring plan. shareholders will be affected , but the will be affected, but the company.— will be affected, but the company, which has more than 100 cinemas across the _ company, which has more than 100 cinemas across the uk and iretant— cinemas across the uk and iretant. eaye— cinemas across the uk and ireland, says their british ventures will— ireland, says their british ventures will continue to operate— ventures will continue to operate ae— ventures will continue to operate as normal . and the operate as normal. and the prince— operate as normal. and the prince ot— operate as normal. and the prince of wales— operate as normal. and the prince of wales today launched an initiative— prince of wales today launched an initiative aimed at ending homelessness— an initiative aimed at ending homelessness .— an initiative aimed at ending homelessness . prince william's homelessness. prince william's rive— homelessness. prince william's tive year— homelessness. prince william's tive year prop-eet— homelessness. prince william's five year project called homewood's,- five year project called homewood's, aims to make rough eteeping— homewood's, aims to make rough eteeping a— homewood's, aims to make rough eteeping a tning— homewood's, aims to make rough sleeping a thing of— homewood's, aims to make rough sleeping a thing of the past. initiatty— sleeping a thing of the past. initially focusing on six tooatione— initially focusing on six locations local businesses will be aetet— locations local businesses will be aetet to— locations local businesses will be asked to develop their action ptane— be asked to develop their action ptane nitn— be asked to develop their action ptane nitn up— be asked to develop their action ptane nitn up to— be asked to develop their action plans with up to £500,000 in tinting— plans with up to £500,000 in funding available on tv , online funding available on tv, online patn — funding available on tv, online patn ratio— funding available on tv, online dab+ radio and— funding available on tv, online dab+ radio and the tunein app.

inte— dab+ radio and the tunein app. inie ie— dab+ radio and the tunein app. inie ie .— this is. gb news. i tomorrow's- this is. gb news. l tomorrow's news this is. gb news. tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. first front pages are hot off the press pages are in hot off the press and the metro leads with the inquest into his death, which found that the mum of two was not murdered and was alive and sober when she entered the icy river dock. detective turned investigative journalist mark williams—thomas, who attended the inquest today, is going to join me live with his expert verdict shortly. the independent leads with the home office claim that superwoman suella rwanda plan will not stop the small boats as an all party committee rejects the, quote, harmful, impractical and costly proposals . as my superstar panel back with me now making her debut on the superstar panel tonight, former education minister under bods former education minister under boris johnson , dame andrea

boris johnson, dame andrea jenkins , the journalist and jenkins, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the former brexit party mep belinda de lucy . now, last week it emerged that a feline phenomenon had taken hold in british schools, with several pupils being allowed to identify as cats. but this gender madness has unsurprisingly sprung up in snp run scotland as well , where a run scotland as well, where a child has told their teacher wait for it that they identify as a fox. you nien leaders, meanwhile, have been calling on governments north and south of the border for further clarity on how to deal with the public minefield gender id. but minefield of gender id. but speaking today, equalities minister kemi badenoch claimed that number 10 position was abundantly clear. government abundantly clear. the government has a very clear policy on self—id, which is that we don't agree. we don't agree with it. we agree. we don't agree with it. one tnint— agree. we don't agree with it. we think that— agree. we don't agree with it. we think that it— eig1r:i;r:i; we don't agree with it. we think that it brings rights nitnin— we think that it brings rights nitnin tne— we think that it brings rights within the equality act into conflict— within the equality act into conflict and— within the equality act into conflict and the law as it etante— conflict and the law as it stands works— conflict and the law as it stands works well in terms of maintaining— stands works well in terms of maintaining that— stands works well in terms of maintaining that balance. and tnat-e— maintaining that balance. and tnat-e one— maintaining that balance. and tnat-e ot— maintaining that balance. and that's one of the— maintaining that balance. and that's one of the reasons why i tit— that's one of the reasons why i tit nrite— that's one of the reasons why i tit write to— that's one of the reasons why i did write to ofsted to make sure tnat— did write to ofsted to make sure tnat tney— did write to ofsted to make sure tnat tney an— did write to ofsted to make sure that they can look— did write to ofsted to make sure that they can look at what is going—

that they can look at what is going-in— that they can look at what is going-in schools- that they can look at what is going-in schools .- that they can look at what is going in schools . and we will going on in schools. and we will be reteaeing— going on in schools. and we will be releasing guidance shortly, nnen— be releasing guidance shortly, nnion nontt— be releasing guidance shortly, which would also schools which would also help schools totton— which would also help schools follow—procedures. which would also help schools follow procedures . follow the correct procedures. noneve— follow the correct procedures. noneve many— follow the correct procedures. however many in— follow the correct procedures. however many in the conservative party— however many in the conservative party eay— however many in the conservative tany eay tne— however many in the conservative party say the government is not toing— party say the government is not toing nearty— party say the government is not doing nearly enough to combat etree— doing nearly enough to combat extreme gender— doing nearly enough to combat extreme gender ideology sweeping tnrongn— extreme gender ideology sweeping tnrongn on— extreme gender ideology sweeping through our schools now. ' r: ”cir? through our schools now. andrea jenkins— through our schools now. andrea tentine .— through our schools now. andrea rentine . yre— through our schools now. andrea jenkins , you're, of course, jenkins, you're, of course, a former education minister yourself . yes. this is madness, yourself. yes. this is madness, right ? we all agree kids should right? we all agree kids should not be able to identify as foxes or dinosaurs or cats. i mean, this is actually like a sexual phenomenon , um, called being phenomenon, um, called being a furry , i think, which is furry, i think, which is something adults do when they're adults. you know, this shouldn't be allowed in the classroom. the question is, andrea, is your party doing enough? now i don't think we are. we need— party doing enough? now i don't think we are. we need to- r:r:::r g g“ want i don't think we are. we need to do far i— think we are. we need to do far i i— think we are. we need to do far more. i mean, i raised it as an etnoation— more. i mean, i raised it as an education minister,— more. i mean, i raised it as an education minister, not about tox— education minister, not about too .— education minister, not about tor. i— education minister, not about tor. i naet— education minister, not about fox . i wasn't even aware of fox. i wasn't even aware of tnat.— fox. i wasn't even aware of tnat. ent— fox. i wasn't even aware of tnat. out i— fox. i wasn't even aware of that. but i mean, children are otittren— that. but i mean, children are children. when— that. but i mean, children are children. when my little one was tnee.— children. when my little one was tnree. yon— children. when my little one was three, you wanted— children. when my little one was three, you wanted to be a ietetntty. — three, you wanted to be a teletubby. he's- three, you wanted to be a teletubby. he's going to teletubby. he's not going to grow— teletubby. he's not going to grow-te— teletubby. he's not going to gron-te a— teletubby. he's not going to grow be a teletubby. you grow up to be a teletubby. you know.— grow up to be a teletubby. you know. tney-ve— grow up to be a teletubby. you know, they've got— grow up to be a teletubby. you know, they've got amazing imaginations. _ know, they've got amazing imaginations. 1

know, they've got amazing. imagir be ons. _teacher know, they've got amazing imagir r1.r:::r1�* 1 know, they've got amazing imagir r1.r:::r1�* would be completely insane, right, 0h, would be completely insane, right, oh, you can right, if they said, oh, you can identify as po or dinky winky. so surely it's the same thing saying can as a cat saying you can identify as a cat , right? it's bonkers. but also .-tet-e— , right? it's bonkers. but also .-tet-e te— , right? it's bonkers. but also ,-let's be clear- , right? it's bonkers. but also ,-let's be clear then.| , i mean, let's be clear then. inte— , i mean, let's be clear then. tne-teet— , i mean, let's be clear then. this-just political- this isn't just political extremism— this isn't just political extremism me . i think it's extremism to me. i think it's enittren— extremism to me. i think it's children being— extremism to me. i think it's children being-a- extremism to me. i think it's children being a social children being used as a social experiment— children being used as a social experiment ty— children being used as a social experiment by so—called progreeeive— experiment by so—called progressive politics. we really neet— progressive politics. we really nnet put— progressive politics. we really nnet put an— progressive politics. we really must put an end— progressive politics. we really must put an end to this. progressive politics. we really must put an end to this . and must put an end to this. and every— must put an end to this. and every rnernetr— must put an end to this. and every member of— must put an end to this. and every member of government enontt— every member of government should stand— every member of government should stand out. what should stand out. and what i tint— should stand out. and what i tint gnite— should stand out. and what i find quite disturbing , dan, is find quite disturbing, dan, is tnat— find quite disturbing, dan, is tnat-teen— find quite disturbing, dan, is that-been under- find quite disturbing, dan, is that been under a that it's been under a conservative- that it's been under a conservative government, eepeeiatty— conservative government, especially _the l conservative government, especially the sex especially some of the sex etnoation— especially some of the sex education stuff's been allowed to-in— education stuff's been allowed to-in at— education stuff's been allowed to-in at enon- education stuff's been allowed to-in at such a- education stuff's been allowed to in at such a young age to happen in at such a young age . nee.— to happen in at such a young age . nee. ant— to happen in at such a young age . nee. ant eo— to happen in at such a young age .vee. ant eo i— to happen in at such a young age . yes. and so i would like to know— . yes. and so i would like to know nitn— . yes. and so i would like to know wit a— . yes. and so i would like to know with a with- . yes. and so i would like to know with a with the stuff nnat-e— know with a with the stuff what's come _ know with a with the stuff what's come out this week with tittian— what's come out this week with gillian keegan,_ what's come out this week with gillian keegan, you know , with gillian keegan, you know, with the gillian keegan, you know, with tne neattn— gillian keegan, you know, with the health and— gillian keegan, you know, with the health and sexual education enppon— the health and sexual education etppon earne— the health and sexual education etppon ont— the health and sexual education support came out and through rartianent— support came out and through parliament the— support came out and through parliament the last three years nnion— parliament the last three years which schools— parliament the last three years which schools minister signed tnie— which schools minister signed tnie ott— which schools minister signed this off because— which schools minister signed this off because they should if pp..— this off because they should if it-e it— this off because they should if it-e it ite— this off because they should if it's, if it's the _ this off because they should if it's, if it's the same ministers in government— it's, if it's the same ministers in government now, they should be nonenre— in government now, they should be nowhere near— in government now, they should be nowhere near this. and there neet— be nowhere near this. and there nnet te— be nowhere near this. and there nnet be a— be nowhere near this. and there must be a reshuffle. put them in a titterent— must be a reshuffle. put them in a different position, but do not let a different position, but do not tet tnen— a different position, but do not let them know. _ a different position, but do not let them know. the department for education— let them know. the department for education very— let them know. the department for education very good point,

teaee— for education very good point, teaee tne— for education very good point, because the thing is, belinda de tney.— because the thing is, belinda de tney. tnie— because the thing is, belinda de ttey. tnielnignty— because the thing is, belinda de lucy, this highly sexual lucy, this is highly sexual etntt. — lucy, this is highly sexual stuff. _this- lucy, this is highly sexual stuff. _this is. lucy, this is highly sexuali stuff. _this is like lucy, this is highly sexual. stuff. _this is like , lucy, this is highly sexual- stuff. _this is like , you stuff. i mean, this is like, you know, fetishes and kinks getting into the classroom. how is this being allowed to happen? you know, children look up to- g : , you know, children look up to adults tepent— know, children look up to adults tepent on— know, children look up to adults depend on adults— know, children look up to adults depend on adults to protect tnen— depend on adults to protect ten to— depend on adults to protect them, to safeguard them. and tnie— them, to safeguard them. and tnie ie— them, to safeguard them. and tnie ie teing— them, to safeguard them. and this is being breached, i think a crime against— this is being breached, i think a crime against children is being— a crime against children is being committed in our schools rignt— being committed in our schools rignt no— being committed in our schools right now without— being committed in our schools right now without question. and i right now without question. and i tnint— right now without question. and itnint peopte— right now without question. and i think people on— right now without question. and i think people on my side of the argument.— i think people on my side of the argument. tney— i think people on my side of the argument, they want to protect enittren— argument, they want to protect children from _ argument, they want to protect children from extreme ideologies and children from extreme ideologies ant protect— children from extreme ideologies and protect them— children from extreme ideologies and protect them from schools teing— and protect them from schools teing neet— and protect them from schools teing teet ae— and protect them from schools being used as vehicle vehicles to evangetiee— being used as vehicle vehicles to evangelise trans extremism or or or anytning— to evangelise trans extremism or or or anything like— to evangelise trans extremism or or or anything like that. people on my— or or anything like that. people on my eite— or or anything like that. people on my eite nno— or or anything like that. people on my side who want to ban it nitt— on my side who want to ban it nitt te— on my side who want to ban it will be vindicated— on my side who want to ban it will be vindicated in the end. ant— will be vindicated in the end. ant tnoee— will be vindicated in the end. and those who— will be vindicated in the end. and those who are shoving this tonn— and those who are shoving this town on— and those who are shoving this down our children's throat will be in— down our children's throat will be in tne— down our children's throat will be in tne-in— down our children's throat will be in the-in a— down our children's throat will be in the-in a few- down our children's throat will be in the in a few years be in the dock in a few years teaee— be in the dock in a few years because this— be in the dock in a few years because this is— be in the dock in a few years because this is a— be in the dock in a few years because this is a crime. this is tanaging— because this is a crime. this is damaging children to tell kids if damaging children to tell kids it tney— damaging children to tell kids it tney ton-t— damaging children to tell kids if they don't fit— damaging children to tell kids if they don't fit a— damaging children to tell kids if they don't fit a narrow, eexiet— if they don't fit a narrow, sexist _that . if they don't fit a narrow,- sexist _that they're sexist stereotype that they're eoeon— sexist stereotype that they're somehow or born the somehow wrong or born in the wrong— somehow wrong or born in the. nrong—teaoning wrong body. instead of teaching onittren— wrong body. instead of teaching children-their- wrong body. instead of teaching children their bodies children to love their bodies tney-re— children to love their bodies tney-re-in— children to love their bodies tney-re-in no— children to love their bodies they're in, no matter how they're born in, no matter how teninine— they're born in, no matter how

feminine _butch, - feminine a male or butch, a tenate— feminine a male or butch, a tenate yon— feminine a male or butch, a female you are,— feminine a male or butch, a female you are, and bringing all eone— female you are, and bringing all eorte ot— female you are, and bringing all eorte ot etntt— female you are, and bringing all sorts of stuff coming into much younger— sorts of stuff coming into much younger ant— sorts of stuff coming into much younger ant ite— sorts of stuff coming into much younger and it's getting younger and younger and it's getting younger ant younger— younger and it's getting younger ant younger .— younger and it's getting younger and younger . and— younger and it's getting younger and younger. and the conservative- and younger. and the conservative government have teen— conservative government have teen aeteep— conservative government have teen aeteep at— conservative government have been asleep at wheel over been asleep at the wheel over tnie. — been asleep at the wheel over tnie-iuet— been asleep at the wheel over this.-just need- been asleep at the wheel over this.-just need to- been asleep at the wheel over this. just need to say no this. they just need to say no teee— this. they just need to say no because children— this. they just need to say no because children are depending on-ant— because children are depending on-ant ne— because children are depending on-and we-letting- because children are depending on and we letting them on them and we are letting them tonn. — on them and we are letting them down. benjamin— on them and we are letting them down. " ”it; down. benjamin butterworth are we down children we letting down our children with this high sexualised rubbish in classrooms ? i mean, rubbish in classrooms? i mean, first of all, you say— rubbish in classrooms? i mean, first of all, you say you- " 1“ i mean, first of all, you say you can't grov— first of all, you say you can't grow up— first of all, you say you can't grow up to— first of all, you say you can't grow up to te— first of all, you say you can't grow up to te a— first of all, you say you can't grow up to be a teletubby, but i tnint— grow up to be a teletubby, but i tnint nitn— grow up to be a teletubby, but i think with this— grow up to be a teletubby, but i think with this outfit, i'm toing— think with this outfit, i'm toing-teet- think with this outfit, i'm doing best. look , you doing my best. no look, you know.— doing my best. no look, you know. tne— doing my best. no look, you know, the stuff— doing my best. no look, you know, the stuff that has emerged . tne — know, the stuff that has emerged . tne otaine— know, the stuff that has emerged .tne otaine in— know, the stuff that has emerged , the claims in the— know, the stuff that has emerged , the claims in the last two neete— , the claims in the last two weeks about— , the claims in the last two weeks about people , kids being weeks about people, kids being eate— weeks about people, kids being catslfoxes_ weeks about people, kids being catslfoxes is— weeks about people, kids being cats foxes is clearly absurd. cats or foxes is clearly absurd. nou— cats or foxes is clearly absurd. you know.— cats or foxes is clearly absurd. you know. i— cats or foxes is clearly absurd. you know, i don't— cats or foxes is clearly absurd. you know, i don't believe it. tor— you know, i don't believe it. tor a— you know, i don't believe it. tor a eptit— you know, i don't believe it. for a split second. ”it; for a split second. i'm sure you don't believe katharine birbalsingh. sure most birbalsingh. i'm sure most respected head teachers. no, i very rarely believe her.- respected head teachers. no, i very rarely believe her. i- 1: : 1 no, i very rarely believe her. i think ene-e— very rarely believe her. i think ene-e appatting— very rarely believe her. i think she's appalling and, you know, tnee— she's appalling and, you know, tnere nay— she's appalling and, you know, there may well— she's appalling and, you know, there may well be— she's appalling and, you know, there may well be kids saying tnat— there may well be kids saying tnat-tite— there may well be kids saying that-like being- there may well be kids saying that like being animals that they like being animals tite— that they like being animals tne-tut— that they like being animals tite-tut in— that they like being animals like-but in no- that they like being animals like but in no more like that. but in no more neaningtut— like that. but in no more meaningful a— like that. but in no more meaningful a way than they atnaye— meaningful a way than they atnaye-itignt.- meaningful a way than they always right. and it always have. right. and it is trying— always have. right. and it is trying to— always have. right. and it is trying to put— always have. right. and it is trying to put-is- always have. right. and it is trying to put is normal, trying to put what is normal, eitty— trying to put what is normal, silly, childish— trying to put what is normal, silly, childish behaviour like teing—intoi silly, childish behaviour likei being—into this being a fox or a cat into this ant— being a fox or a cat into this issue. and the— being a fox or a cat into this issue. and the truth is that

ot— issue. and the truth is that ot tne — issue. and the truth is that some of the suggestions that the government— some of the suggestions that the government has— some of the suggestions that the government has made that the government has made that if the entit— government has made that if the enitt ie— government has made that if the enitt ie a— government has made that if the child is a-person,- government has made that if the child is a-person, is- child is a young person, is evptaining— child is a young person, is explaining they identify as explaining that they identify as anotner— explaining that they identify as another gender— explaining that they identify as another gender and the parents are aware of that,— another gender and the parents are aware of that, they should be are aware of that, they should te attonet— are aware of that, they should be allowed to— are aware of that, they should be allowed to do— are aware of that, they should be allowed to do it. who is the etate— be allowed to do it. who is the etate to— be allowed to do it. who is the etate to etop— be allowed to do it. who is the state to stop that?— be allowed to do it. who is the state to stop that? that is totatty— state to stop that? that is totally inappropriate. they need totally inappropriate. they need to-teoauee— totally inappropriate. they need to because socially, i'd to stop it because socially, i'd tite—pteaeel to stop it because socially, i'd tite—pteaee. i like to thank you, please. neonate— like to thank you, please. teauee-got- like to thank you, please. because-got to- like to thank you, please. because got to constituents because i've got to constituents over the last three years where we've had, you know, the primary school children, the school wants to push the parents to actually accept that these young children are changing gender. but i went on the side of the parents, you know, the hormones are all over the place as children and let them be children. i think , you know, if children. i think, you know, if someone are you not concerned learned that when you were a young lad at school you'll probably you know, look , i don't probably you know, look, i don't want to make any assumptions, but maybe a little bit on the camp side side that in this day and age, you would have had some hard left woke teacher saying, put a dress on and become

benjamin. know put a dress on and become benjamin . know what i had, what benjamin. know what i had, what i benjamin. know what i had, what i tat.— benjamin. know what i had, what i tat. ant— benjamin. know what i had, what i tat. ant it— benjamin. know what i had, what i had, and it wasn't— " know what i had, what i had, and it wasn't even as bad as i had, and it wasn't even as bad ae anytoty. — i had, and it wasn't even as bad ae anytoty. a— i had, and it wasn't even as bad as anybody. a generation before is as anybody. a generation before ie teaonere— as anybody. a generation before is teachers, adults— as anybody. a generation before is teachers, adults telling me to man— is teachers, adults telling me to .p,_ is teachers, adults telling me to man up, telling me i needed to man up, telling me i needed to to— to man up, telling me i needed to to tung— to man up, telling me i needed to to tung tu— to man up, telling me i needed to do kung fu or— to man up, telling me i needed to do kung fu or be more naeutine— to do kung fu or be more masculine because somehow being gay naet— masculine because somehow being gay wasn't acceptable . if you gay wasn't acceptable. if you were a man and— gay wasn't acceptable. if you were a man and the way that you were a man, of course, and the nay— were a man, of course, and the nay tnat— were a man, of course, and the nay tnat trane— were a man, of course, and the way that trans people are talked atout— way that trans people are talked atout no— way that trans people are talked atout ie— way that trans people are talked about now is exactly like section— about now is exactly like section 28.— about now is exactly like section 28. that law that banned the section 28. that law that banned tne tatting— section 28. that law that banned the talking about— section 28. that law that banned the talking about sexual motty atout— the talking about sexual motty atout-peopte— the talking about sexual motty about-people in- the talking about sexual motty about people in public areas about gay people in public areas euen— about gay people in public areas such-schools. _ about gay people in public areas such-schools. but- about gay people in public areas such schools. "it; such as schools. but we're talking about affirming and affirming into affirming children going into schools saying, you social schools saying, you know, social contagion thing in contagion is a massive thing in the movement at the the trans movement at the moment. it. i've got moment. i've seen it. i've got four teenagers. around four teenagers. i'm around teenagers time. teenagers all the time. i witness it all the time. it's called be non—binary , it's called to be non—binary, it's called to be non—binary, it's called to be the other sex. and then having teachers adult then having teachers and adult affirming and to affirming that and saying to a child, you can socially transition. this has dire consequences . 19% of schools now consequences. 19% of schools now have gotten rid of single sex loos for girls because of this social transition in schools . social transition in schools. girls in wales are staying at home when they've got their penods periods because they're too

embarrassed that. embarrassed to respond to that. going schools going into schools is consequences benjamin, consequences to this. benjamin, is that 50% of trans people have attempted to take their life not just threat. so just using that as a threat. so we to submit to it. we all have to submit to it. but the reason that happens is teee— but the reason that happens is because ,-know,- but the reason that happens is because , know, gay adult because, you know, any gay adult is because, you know, any gay adult ie-tett— because, you know, any gay adult ie-tett you— because, you know, any gay adult is-tell you that- because, you know, any gay adult is-tell you that they- is going to tell you that they reeognieet— is going to tell you that they recognised it— is going to tell you that they recognised it when they were young—tranel young, just about any trans atutt— young, just about any trans atuttlgoing— young, just about any trans adult going you that adult is going to tell you that tney— adult is going to tell you that they recognised— adult is going to tell you that they recognised it when it was young— they recognised it when it was young. eo— they recognised it when it was young. eo nny— they recognised it when it was young, so why shouldn't we help tnene— young, so why shouldn't we help tent-you— young, so why shouldn't we help them?-you don't- young, so why shouldn't we help them? you don't get put them? because you don't get put on_gayv- them? because you don't get put on—gay. nneni on drugs when you're gay, when yoe— on drugs when you're gay, when youe-you— on drugs when you're gay, when you-re-you to. - on drugs when you're gay, when. you-re-you to. -yot you're young, you do. when you say you're young, you do. when you pay yure— you're young, you do. when you say you're trans, totally different. there is a difference tetneen— different. there is a difference between sexuality. - different. there is a difference between sexuality. _al between sexuality. it's just a complete nonsense. you can't teach trans. i teach people to be trans. i learned about war at learned about world war ii at school, but yet to invade school, but i'm yet to invade poland. totally different. convince— poland. totally different. - convince _totally convince people to be totally titterent. — convince people to be totally different. _overl convince people to be totally. different. _over the different. okay. now, over the weekend, the snp took a break from being questioned by scottish gathered in scottish police and gathered in dundee a convention on dundee for a convention on independence, proved to be independence, which proved to be just as chaotic as the party itself. first off, humza yousaf list apart at the stage mid—speech heckler mid—speech to confront a heckler and her over. and and attempt to win her over. and you can imagine that went. you can imagine how that went. that's okay, folks. folks let's not— that's okay, folks. folks let's not toon — that's okay, folks. folks let's not toon .— that's okay, folks. folks let's not boom . i'll— that's okay, folks. folks let's not boom . i'll tell you what,

not boom. i'll tell you what, totte— not boom. i'll tell you what, totte . — not boom. i'll tell you what, totte . iti— not boom. i'll tell you what, folks . i'll tell— not boom. i'll tell you what, folks . i'll tell you- not boom. i'll tell you what, folks . 1 folks. i'll tell you what, folks. i'll tell you what, folks. let's not boo. i'm going to take a— folks. let's not boo. i'm going to take a minute— folks. let's not boo. i'm going to take a minute to— folks. let's not boo. i'm going to take a minute to talk- i'm going to take a minute to talk about tnat— to take a minute to talk about tnat peo — to take a minute to talk about that person. everybody because we are we are looking nor dumas noneety— we are we are looking nor dumas noneety .— we are we are looking nor dumas noneety. nere — we are we are looking nor dumas honesty. here think— we are we are looking nor dumas honesty. here think i- we are we are looking nor dumas honesty. here " 1.e we are we are looking nor dumas honesty . here " 1.e" honesty. here think i can stay here? no then the muscles ripped for the rabid separatists as snp councillor serena cowdy was given rapturous applause for saying this. i am given rapturous applause for saying this . i am originally, as saying this. i am originally, as you— saying this. i am originally, as you nignt— saying this. i am originally, as you nignt te— saying this. i am originally, as you might be able— saying this. i am originally, as you might be able to- g i am originally, as you might be able to tell from tnat— you might be able to tell from tnat ptaee— you might be able to tell from tnat ptaee .— you might be able to tell from that place . i'm— you might be able to tell from that place . i'm english by that place. i'm english by tint.— that place. i'm english by tirtn. tn— that place. i'm english by birth. i'm scottish by choice . birth. i'm scottish by choice. do birth. i'm scottish by choice. to you— birth. i'm scottish by choice. do you remember when scheming eturgeon— do you remember when scheming eturgeon or— do you remember when scheming eturgeon or att— do you remember when scheming sturgeon or all that— do you remember when scheming sturgeon or all that not long ago— sturgeon or all that not long ago oattet— sturgeon or all that not long ago called for— sturgeon or all that not long ago called for parties to quote tepotariee— ago called for parties to quote depolarise public— ago called for parties to quote depolarise public debate? " depolarise public debate? in her etaneteee— depolarise public debate? in her shameless resignation speech ? shameless resignation speech? well, the snp clearly was not listening . watlington lucy listening. watlington lucy benjamin butterworth, dame andrea jenkins do stand by

because coming up in the media buzz as it's revealed that harry and are floundering in and meghan are floundering in hollywood swift hollywood with taylor swift swerving . meghan markle is their swerving. meghan markle is their stateside brand now a write off. my stateside brand now a write off. my superstar panel return to tackle that. plus, we'll have more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you soon. but next, as day one of the inquest into nicola wooley's tragic death concludes former detective and investigative journalist mark williams—thomas joins me live if the police still live to ask if the police still have questions to answer over their handling of the case. he's live .

through until 7:00 this evening. gb news the people's . channel gb news the people's. channel now the disappearance of (iii \ now the disappearance of nicola toutie— now the disappearance of nicola toutie grippet— now the disappearance of nicola boulis gripped the nation back in january— boulis gripped the nation back in january ae— boulis gripped the nation back in january as lancashire police ant— in january as lancashire police ant private— in january as lancashire police and private investigators spent tnee— and private investigators spent over three weeks— and private investigators spent over three weeks searching for the over three weeks searching for tne nieeing— over three weeks searching for the missing 45— over three weeks searching for the missing 45 year old mother of the missing 45 year old mother ot tno— the missing 45 year old mother ot tno arter— the missing 45 year old mother of two after she— the missing 45 year old mother of two after she disappeared on a tog— of two after she disappeared on a tog natt— of two after she disappeared on a dog walk alongside the river. wvtt— a dog walk alongside the river. wvtt vie-re— a dog walk alongside the river. wyre we're never, _ a dog walk alongside the river. wyre we're never, ever- a dog walk alongside the river. w? r:r:::r r: a dog walk alongside the river. wyre we're never, ever going to lose the hope. of course we're not. — lose the hope. of course we're not. but like right now, it is as though she has vanished into thin air. as soon as she was reportet— thin air. as soon as she was reported missing,— 1 1 as soon as she was reported missing, following the intornation— reported missing, following the information that— reported missing, following the information that was provided to the information that was provided to tne potiee— information that was provided to tne potiee ty— information that was provided to the police by her— information that was provided to the police by her partner, paul ant— the police by her partner, paul ant taeet— the police by her partner, paul ant taeet on— the police by her partner, paul and based on a— the police by her partner, paul and based on a number of epeeitio— and based on a number of specific vulnerabilities that we were made aware— specific vulnerabilities that we were made aware of, nicola was gratet— were made aware of, nicola was gratet ae— were made aware of, nicola was gratet ae nign— were made aware of, nicola was graded as high risk. \r:::rri graded as high risk. now, lancashire— graded as high risk. now, lancashire police came under fire for revealing deeply personal details about nicola to

the public, including her, quote, significant issues with alcohol that was before her body was pulled from the river 23 days after she first disappeared with an inquest into her death commencing in. preston today. that inquest has heard that nicola was alive and sober when she entered the water with no evidence to suggest she was harmed before tragically drowning . but the hearing has drowning. but the hearing has prompted fresh criticism of the police's handling of the case with investigative journalist and former police officer mark williams—thomas highly citing contradictions while attending an.and contradictions while attending an. and i'm delighted to say that mark joins me now live from preston . sir. mark, after what preston. sir. mark, after what you've heard today at the inquest at lancashire, police still have serious questions to answer over their handling of nicola bully's disappearance . nicola bully's disappearance. good evening, dan. yes, i do. i mean, good evening, dan. yes, i do. i iet-e— good evening, dan. yes, i do. i tet-e te— good evening, dan. yes, i do. i mean, let's be very— good evening, dan. yes, i do. i mean, let's be very clear- e: " g je" yes, i do. i mean, let's be very clear that tne— mean, let's be very clear that tne ingueet— mean, let's be very clear that tne ingueet ie— mean, let's be very clear that the inquest is a— mean, let's be very clear that the inquest is a fact finding exercise that— the inquest is a fact finding exercise that the coroner's purpoee— exercise that the coroner's purpoee ie— exercise that the coroner's purpoee ie to— exercise that the coroner's purpose is to try to establish

nnat— purpose is to try to establish what happened— purpose is to try to establish what happened to nicola, not to oritieiee— what happened to nicola, not to oritioiee any— what happened to nicola, not to criticise any parties involved. we neart— criticise any parties involved. we heard today— criticise any parties involved. we heard today from - criticise any parties involved. we heard today from the- criticise any parties involved. we heard today from the very significant witnesses. in fact, today was probably the most important day we heard initially from the pathologist, the home office pathologist , whose office pathologist, whose determination was very clear that, as you said , nikki fell that, as you said, nikki fell into the water at and she subsequently drowned . we then subsequently drowned. we then heard some evidence from the police officer in charge of the investigation , detective investigation, detective superintendent smith, who gave an overview in terms of the timeline of what they believe nicola was up to. but then we had some very significant evidence, firstly from the police diver. this is a police diver who went into the water and carried out what he considered to be some kind of test to see whether or not a body could float. now, of course , he wasn't dead. there wasn't a test that was was exactly the same situation or conditions of nicola. but what he said is that he believed she went in by the water, by the bench and

travelled downstream , pushed by travelled downstream, pushed by the water to a position where her body eventually ended up being rescued . but the problem being rescued. but the problem was it was contrary to that is the next 3—3 witnesses who gave their evidence , which was their evidence, which was firstly two or initially two doctors, eminent doctors , who doctors, eminent doctors, who basically gave their view that the point to which nikki went into the water, she would have been dead within a matter of seconds. and that's because of the shock from the water. and then we heard experts gave evidence who said that actually the point to which you go in a water, you and your dead, you will sink. so it poses the question, if she went into the water at the bench and then she died immediately and you sink. and we know that because evidence tells us that. how did she then travel some distance ? she then travel some distance? ice round bends past snagging on the ground and eventually over a weir to come to rest to about

two miles downstream doesn't quite add up . no, absolutely quite add up. no, absolutely intriguing.— quite add up. no, absolutely intriguing. are— quite add up. no, absolutely intriguing. are also- r:. en:r: e. no, absolutely intriguing. are also intriguing totay— intriguing. are also intriguing totay. natt— intriguing. are also intriguing today. mark, was the revelation tnat— today. mark, was the revelation tnat tnere— today. mark, was the revelation that there was— today. mark, was the revelation that there was no— today. mark, was the revelation that there was no alcohol in tioota-e— that there was no alcohol in nicola's body— that there was no alcohol in nicola's body and surely that toee— nicola's body and surely that does mean the— nicola's body and surely that does mean the police are going to etruggte— does mean the police are going to struggle with— does mean the police are going to struggle with their botched pr to struggle with their botched pp nantting— to struggle with their botched pr handling of— to struggle with their botched pr handling of this case? teaee— pr handling of this case? teaee you— pr handling of this case? because you remember, there was a outrage— because you remember, there was a outrage over— because you remember, there was a outrage over the— because you remember, there was a outrage over the fact that tney— a outrage over the fact that tney puttiety— a outrage over the fact that they publicly revealed nick teign-e— they publicly revealed nick leigh's issues— they publicly revealed nick leigh's issues in the past with atoonot — leigh's issues in the past with alcohol. well,— leigh's issues in the past with alcohol. well, it— leigh's issues in the past with alcohol. well, it doesn't seem to nave— alcohol. well, it doesn't seem to nave ptayet— alcohol. well, it doesn't seem to have played any part part in her disappearance. mark so eurety— her disappearance. mark so eurety tnat— her disappearance. mark so surely that adds weight to the oritioe— surely that adds weight to the oritioe ot— surely that adds weight to the critics of the _ surely that adds weight to the critics of the police who said tnat— critics of the police who said tnat tnat— critics of the police who said that that was— critics of the police who said that that was being used almost as a diversionary— that that was being used almost as a diversionary tactic to take tne— as a diversionary tactic to take tne toeue— as a diversionary tactic to take tne tooue ott— as a diversionary tactic to take the focus off their— as a diversionary tactic to take the focus off their botched nantting— the focus off their botched nantting ot— the focus off their botched handling of her disappearance . handling of her disappearance. veat.— handling of her disappearance. veat. tney— handling of her disappearance. yeah, they made— handling of her disappearance. yeah, they made some- handling of her disappearance. yeah, they made some major errors in terms of their pr handung errors in terms of their pr handling , errors in terms of their pr handling, and i was very critical at the time, and i remain critical of lancashire police who got it absolutely

wrong. you know, they should have come out and apologised for doing put it doing what they did. they put it out there that was out there that nikki was suffering from a dependency on alcohol as a result of her menopause situation. we now know very clearly that the point which she went into the water there was no consumption of alcohol, there was no consumption of drugs, but i read in the meantime, numerous people on social media who were saying she turned up drunk in the morning. she took the kids to school drunk . that was that was school drunk. that was that was quite simply as a result of the police putting out there that she'd you know, that she was drinking. so very disappointing, really. and i think that the lancashire police should hold their head in shame, certainly in relation to that aspect. they got that completely they got that completely wrong. they should that should never have released that information am have been information. i am i have been critical of the police. let's be very clear. we now know some very clear. we do now know some answers for the family. we know that as a result of that she died as a result of drowning. we know that the time of which she died most of which she died is most probably after 918, but before

930. so that was around the time that we died. and most probably a point of 922, which was when there was a spike on her fitbit. so we know that with certain certainty and you can't change that because those are fixed data pieces of information on mark an incredibly difficult day for nicola's family and friends. i believe her husband was at the ingueet— i believe her husband was at the ingueet totay— i believe her husband was at the ingueet totay ie— i believe her husband was at the inquest today is that right? and non— inquest today is that right? and non nee— inquest today is that right? and non tney— inquest today is that right? and how were they coping ? yeah paul how were they coping? yeah paul was how were they coping? yeah paul in— how were they coping? yeah paul in tne— how were they coping? yeah paul in tne in— how were they coping? yeah paul was in the in the— how were they coping? yeah paul was in the in the gallery whilst he was in the in the gallery whilst ne nae— was in the in the gallery whilst ne tnere— was in the in the gallery whilst he was there listening to everytting— he was there listening to everything, as- he was there listening to everything, as was nikki's eieter— everything, as was nikki's eieter ant— everything, as was nikki's sister and family and parents. t hey— sister and family and parents. itey eutteret— sister and family and parents. they suffered over— sister and family and parents. they suffered over the- sister and family and parents. they suffered over the past months in a way that none of us will be able to understand unless they've been through it. and they suffered again today. they were visibly disturbed when some detail came out . some of the detail came out. mark williams—thomas reporting on tne— mark williams—thomas reporting on tne tioota— mark williams—thomas reporting on the nicola bulli inquest.

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via a representative, which is tite tne— via a representative, which is like the ultimate— via a representative, which is like the ultimate diss after toeing— like the ultimate diss after toeing tnen— like the ultimate diss after losing their $20 million deal nitn— losing their $20 million deal wit spotty— losing their $20 million deal with spotify last week. there's ateo— with spotify last week. there's ateo groning— with spotify last week. there's also growing speculation that tetttix— also growing speculation that netflix could— also growing speculation that netflix could be— also growing speculation that netflix could be the next eonpany— netflix could be the next company to— netflix could be the next company to drop harry and negnan— company to drop harry and negnanli— company to drop harry and meghan..i-for- company to drop harry and meghan. .i-for a. company to drop harry and meghan. i for a new meghan. as i write for a new ont— meghan. as i write for a new column-mail- meghan. as i write for a new column mail online column on the mail online tonigtt— column on the mail online tonight,.have- column on the mail online tonight, have learned tonight, we have learned just non— tonight, we have learned just non iti— tonight, we have learned just how ill equipped the couple were for how ill equipped the couple were torlreat— how ill equipped the couple were torlreat iot— how ill equipped the couple were forlreal job that— how ill equipped the couple were for real job that required for a real job that required tart— for a real job that required tart gratt— for a real job that required hard graft imagination and etrong— hard graft imagination and strong working relationships. it's strong working relationships. it-e ateo— strong working relationships. it's also become— strong working relationships. it's also become obvious how the pair-e— it's also become obvious how the pair-e-ttaet— it's also become obvious how the pair's-black book- it's also become obvious how the pair's-black book of- pair's little black book of contacte— pair's little black book of contacts-were - pair's little black book of contacts were convinced, contacts they were convinced, noutt—tnenl contacts they were convinced,i would _them in would pull through for them in ten— would pull through for them in tneir-ot— would pull through for them in their-of financial- would pull through for them in their of financial need their moment of financial need is their moment of financial need ie tar— their moment of financial need is far thinner— their moment of financial need is far thinner than— their moment of financial need is far thinner than they ever nantet— is far thinner than they ever nantet to— is far thinner than they ever wanted to believe. meanwhile, ttoonterg— wanted to believe. meanwhile, bloomberg has— wanted to believe. meanwhile, bloomberg has exposed harry's tareioat—onn- farcical attempt at his own poteaet— farcical attempt at his own podcast, which— farcical attempt at his own podcast, which never happened , podcast, which never happened, and podcast, which never happened, ant—spotty— podcast, which never happened, and spotify bemused at and which had spotify bemused at the and which had spotify bemused at tne tute-e— and which had spotify bemused at the duke's impossible to deliver iteae— ideas. these included interviewing- ideas. these included interviewing vladimir putin atout— interviewing vladimir putin atout nie— interviewing vladimir putin about his childhood trauma and taking— about his childhood trauma and tatting to— about his childhood trauma and tatting to tne— about his childhood trauma and talking to the pope. so belinda de talking to the pope. so belinda te tuoy— talking to the pope. so belinda te tuey. eorry— talking to the pope. so belinda de lucy, sorry, this is an utter oornrneroiat— de lucy, sorry, this is an utter commercial disaster. there track reort— commercial disaster. there track record was actually— commercial disaster. there track record was actually fast ical in tree— record was actually fast ical in tree yeare — record was actually fast ical in three years. harry— record was actually fast ical in three years. harry had all of tneee— three years. harry had all of tneee crazy— three years. harry had all of these crazy ideas but couldn't tetiver— these crazy ideas but couldn't tetiver one— these crazy ideas but couldn't deliver one podcast. so how on eartn— deliver one podcast. so how on eartn are— deliver one podcast. so how on eartn tney— deliver one podcast. so how on earth are they going to pay for tnie— earth are they going to pay for

this mansion?— earth are they going to pay for this mansion? because she no company— this mansion? because she no company ie— this mansion? because she no company ie going— this mansion? because she no company is going to want to work nitn— company is going to want to work nitn tnen— company is going to want to work with them after— company is going to want to work with them after this. ' r: company is going to want to work with them after this. 1: with them after this. and what a turn— with them after this. and what a burn from taylor swift. i mean, my gosh , she's suddenly gone up my gosh, she's suddenly gone up in my estimation , as you know, in my estimation, as you know, i'm actually beginning feel i'm actually beginning to feel a bit them because they're so bit for them because they're so farcical and three years farcical now. and three years ago, were of were ago, they were sort of were treated with more reverence than mother teresa. and now they're just the butt of people's jokes. and things, it and when they touch things, it gets laughs now rather than respect. so i'm not surprised. people are not wanting to go near them, but especially they aren't grafters, i doubt aren't grafters, as i doubt either of would know. either of them would know. a really hard days work the really hard days work at the bottom rung, you know, if bottom of the rung, you know, if it them in the face and it slapped them in the face and they're sort of they're coming across as sort of a bad , bad spectre to have a bad, bad spectre to have around projects, people, they're content deficient. all they have is their whingeing and their bombshells. there's nothing else to them. there's nothing really substantial about anything they say anymore they've hung say anymore because they've hung everyone already . so everyone out to dry already. so i just think that it's sort of game over. i would go away and hide a few years if i was hide for a few years if i was them. well, dame andrea jenkins

nnat—ie- what i find so fascinating is tney— what i find so fascinating is they-believed- what i find so fascinating is they believed that their they clearly believed that their attacke— they clearly believed that their attaoteltne — they clearly believed that their attacks-the royal- they clearly believed that their attacks the royal family was attacks on the royal family was going—natty- going to make them really poputar— going to make them really poputar nitn— going to make them really popular with the woke brigade. ateotutety— popular with the woke brigade. absolutely but— popular with the woke brigade. absolutely but the thing that tney—actuattyl they forgot is that actually arnenane— they forgot is that actually americans celebrities very americans celebrities are very enanoureourt-- americans celebrities are very enamoured our royal family. enamoured with our royal family. so enamoured with our royal family. so—evanpte- enamoured with our royal family. to—exanpte ot- so you take the example of iaytor— so you take the example of taylor—didn't- so you take the example of. taylor—didn't even taylor swift, who didn't even totter— taylor swift, who didn't even totner reptying— taylor swift, who didn't even bother replying to meghan's handwritten— bother replying to meghan's handwritten note. and i bet she did handwritten note. and i bet she tit it— handwritten note. and i bet she tit it in— handwritten note. and i bet she tit it in att— handwritten note. and i bet she did it in all of— handwritten note. and i bet she did it in all of her— handwritten note. and i bet she did it in all of her awful calligrapby-_ did it in all of her awful calligraphy. she didn't even totter— calligraphy. she didn't even bother response. calligraphy. she didn't even. bother-response. she bother sending a response. she tuet—rep— bother sending a response. she iuet—rep to- bother sending a response. she just—rep to call- bother sending a response. she just—rep to call heri just got her pr rep to call her up- — just got her pr rep to call her up. ton.— just got her pr rep to call her up. ton. nnat-e— just got her pr rep to call her up. now, what's fascinating atout— up. now, what's fascinating atout tnat.— up. now, what's fascinating about that, taylor swift right. snee— about that, taylor swift right. she's actually— about that, taylor swift right. she's actually quite an angtoptite— anglophile. she likes prince ttittian— anglophile. she likes prince william. respects the royal william. she respects the royal tanity— william. she respects the royal tanity. tne— william. she respects the royal family, the obamas and oprah ton-t— family, the obamas and oprah ton-t even— family, the obamas and oprah don't even want— family, the obamas and oprah don't even want to publicly aeeoiate— don't even want to publicly associate .the - don't even want to publicly associate the sussexes associate with the sussexes anyoe so — associate with the sussexes anymore. so actually, they're tone— anymore. so actually, they're toxic attacks— anymore. so actually, they're toxic attacks on— anymore. so actually, they're toxic attacks on the royal tanity— toxic attacks on the royal ranity tnat— toxic attacks on the royal family that they thought were going— family that they thought were going to— family that they thought were going to-tnen— family that they thought were going to them so popular going to make them so popular has going to make them so popular nae meant— going to make them so popular has meant that— going to make them so popular has meant that no— going to make them so popular has meant that no one famous reatty— has meant that no one famous reatty nante— has meant that no one famous really wants to— has meant that no one famous really wants to be— has meant that no one famous really wants to be publicly associated _ really wants to be publicly associated with them. now comptetety. — associated with them. now completely. and _ associated with them. now completely. and we- associated with them. now completely. and we know a lot of the americans is live the royal family. but it's also the hypocrisy than what gets to me. you know, they left the uk complaining about the media. now they're caught in the media for

financial gain as a money making machine. and i mean, who in the right mind would want to interview putin? and for me, you know, this is a royal equivalent childhood trauma. this is a royal equivalent of hoodie hugger dictator . it's royal equivalent of hoodie hugger dictator. it's just it's just bonkers to me. i think. i think he needs her. he needs to go home, save his country just like his brothers do. but you think they're going to keep getting these deals? benjamin? is that because— getting these deals? benjamin? is that because you're- rgr11g 3“ benjamin? is that because you're woke rg11g 3“ benjamin? is that because you're woke army are so ludicrous— is that because you're woke army are so ludicrous and— is that because you're woke army are so ludicrous and have too muon— are so ludicrous and have too mutt-epent- are so ludicrous and have too much-spend you much money to spend because you do much money to spend because you to eign— much money to spend because you to eign tneee— much money to spend because you do sign these people up, you're going— do sign these people up, you're going-content.- do sign these people up, you're going content. you're going to get no content. you're going— going to get no content. you're goinglget_ going to get no content. you're goinglget no— going to get no content. you're going get no product. you're going to get no product. you're going— going to get no product. you're going-tote— going to get no product. you're going-tote ot— going to get no product. you're going lots of toxicity going to get lots of toxicity attraotet— going to get lots of toxicity attracted to _ going to get lots of toxicity attracted to your brand. why on eartn— attracted to your brand. why on eartn noutt— attracted to your brand. why on eartn noutt a— attracted to your brand. why on earth would a company want to be aeeoeiatet— earth would a company want to be associated with— earth would a company want to be associated with this— earth would a company want to be associated with this car crash? neonate— associated with this car crash? because they're _ associated with this car crash? because they're two _ associated with this car crash? because they're two of- associated with this car crash? because they're two of the most, if not the most talked about people in the world. all the wrong reasons. meghan markle was the googled person on the the most googled person on the planet. only a couple of years for the wrong reasons. and so putin googled person putin the most googled person at the i think the moment, i think. i think it's andrew tate. so it's a collection of awful people. i

was going to say, but look, you know.— was going to say, but look, you knot-nae— was going to say, but look, you tnon-nae a— was going to say, but look, you know,-was a huge- was going to say, but look, you know, was a huge interest know, there was a huge interest in-i— know, there was a huge interest in-i ttint— know, there was a huge interest in-i think that- know, there was a huge interest in-i think that when. know, there was a huge interesti in-i think that when you in them. i think that when you talk them not having any talk about them not having any substance to them, look, i think there might be an element of truth meghan truth to that. meghan markle it's humiliating it's pretty humiliating that taylor time to taylor swift has the time to cavort with denise welsh's son, but meghan that but not with meghan markle. that is a celebrity hierarchy. i would want to be below, but i think prince you know, think prince harry, you know, this man that served his this is a man that served his country, that fought in afghanistan. through afghanistan. that's been through an extraordinary life. and i think great deal to think there's a great deal to respect okay. well, respect about him. okay. well, he $20 million respect about him. okay. well, he-$20 million by. he was paid $20 million by spotty.— he was paid $20 million by spotty-nee- he was paid $20 million by spotify,-he's no- he was paid $20 million by spotify, he's no longer spotify, right? he's no longer a rnernetr— spotify, right? he's no longer a nenter-itoyat- spotify, right? he's no longer a member royal family. member of the royal family. he was-amount of- member of the royal family. he was amount of money was paid that amount of money but was paid that amount of money tut ooutt— was paid that amount of money tut eoutt not— was paid that amount of money but could not deliver 1—1 poteaet— but could not deliver 1—1 podcast guest- but could not deliver 1—1 podcast guest that says a lot atout— podcast guest that says a lot atout nie— podcast guest that says a lot about his brain— podcast guest that says a lot about his brain power and about his about his brain power and about nie nort— about his brain power and about his work ethic.— about his brain power and about his work ethic. and— about his brain power and about his work ethic. and i think aotuatty— his work ethic. and i think actually about— his work ethic. and i think actually about a narcissistic arrogance that— actually about a narcissistic arrogance that runs through him. ton-t— arrogance that runs through him. ton-t you— arrogance that runs through him. ton-t you tnint— arrogance that runs through him. don't you think he— arrogance that runs through him. don't you think he believes that he don't you think he believes that ne ie— don't you think he believes that ne ie iuet— don't you think he believes that he is just entitled— don't you think he believes that he is just entitled to money nitnout— he is just entitled to money without putting— he is just entitled to money without putting in the work? nett— without putting in the work? well, actually,— without putting in the work? well, actually, mate, out here in tne— well, actually, mate, out here in tne reat— well, actually, mate, out here in the real world,— well, actually, mate, out here in the real world, we don't get patt— in the real world, we don't get pait tor— in the real world, we don't get pait tor toing— in the real world, we don't get paid for doing nothing. we don't get pait—

paid for doing nothing. we don't get pait einpty— paid for doing nothing. we don't get paid simply for turning up. you nave— get paid simply for turning up. you nave to— get paid simply for turning up. you have to deliver . nrzr get paid simply for turning up. you have to deliver. \r:::r you have to deliver. no, i think prince harry, you know , i'm sure prince harry, you know, i'm sure if he produced a podcast and there were going to be lots of companies that will want to snap harry and meghan up that i would definitely to a harry definitely listen to a harry podcast. tell you podcast. don't tell me you wouldn't. actually wouldn't. and actually i disagree. like disagree. if it's anything like his it's just his book, though, it's just a his book, though, it's just a his book, though, it's just a his book was was explosive. you know, i never imagined i'd know about prince harry's penis. and yet here we are. we know. so much. more of much. there's not much more of him to divulge like we've heard everything. what he everything. what else is he going— everything. what else is he going to— everything. what else is he going to eaye— everything. what else is he going to say? he— 1g what else is he going to say? he could serve a reatty— going to say? he could serve a really important— going to say? he could serve a really important role as a sort of-ambassador- really important role as a sort of-ambassador for. of cultural ambassador for tritain— of cultural ambassador for tritain-i- of cultural ambassador for britain-i think. of cultural ambassador for britain i think that britain because i think that printe— britain because i think that trinoe tarry.— britain because i think that prince harry, you know, are you titting— prince harry, you know, are you titting nee — prince harry, you know, are you kidding me? have— prince harry, you know, are you kidding me? : kidding me? have you not worked this out yet ? he's bad news. this out yet? he's bad news. nee— this out yet? he's bad news. he's even turned— this out yet? he's bad news. he's even turned off- yr1?’ he's bad news. he's even turned off the woke arnenane— he's even turned off the woke americans take— he's even turned off the woke americans take swift and oprah and americans take swift and oprah ant tne— americans take swift and oprah and the obamas— americans take swift and oprah and the obamas want nothing to do and the obamas want nothing to to nitn— and the obamas want nothing to to wit tnie— and the obamas want nothing to to wit tnie guy— and the obamas want nothing to do with this guy .— and the obamas want nothing to do with this guy. he's bad news for do with this guy. he's bad news tor tritain— do with this guy. he's bad news tor tritain . — do with this guy. he's bad news for britain . and— do with this guy. he's bad news for britain . and i— do with this guy. he's bad news for britain . '1r: r::::r1c do with this guy. he's bad news for britain. '1r: r::::r1c for britain. and i don't think he represents the british sense of duty and service and honesty and respect is the opposite of those things. well, i respect

veterans. belinda— those things. well, i respect veterans. belinda so- 1g; well, i respect veterans. belinda so i 1g3 well, i respect veterans. belinda so i do too. tut— veterans. belinda so i do too. tut not— veterans. belinda so i do too. tut not nnen— veterans. belinda so i do too. but not when they— veterans. belinda so i do too. but not when they have- veterans. belinda so i do too. but not when they have a- veterans. belinda so i do too. but not when they have a little meltdown and have to escape their family and run away crying . yeah, but you know, i don't tnint— . yeah, but you know, i don't tnint ne— yeah, but you know, i don't think we necessarily want to ask putin— think we necessarily want to ask tutin atout— think we necessarily want to ask putin about childhood putin about his childhood trauma teee— because that would be clearly ateurt— because that would be clearly absurd-actually, - absurd. but actually, that's nnat— absurd. but actually, that's what-wanted. - absurd. but actually, that's what wanted. someone that what harry wanted. someone that eoutt—ot— what harry wanted. someone that ooutt—ot tneee- what harry wanted. someone that could of these major could hold some of these major gtotat— could hold some of these major gtotat tiguree— could hold some of these major global figures to— could hold some of these major global figures to account, that can - more - us, do i global figures to account, that. can-more-us, do you can reveal more about us, do you nipp— can reveal more about us, do you tninteltnint— can reveal more about us, do you think?lthink that- can reveal more about us, do you think? think that would be a think? i think that would be a goot— think? i think that would be a goot tning. — think? i think that would be a good thing. 1 �*" g. 1:13 good thing. global figures to account. you? just account. do you? can we just try? ithink account. do you? can we just try? i think that when he exists on tnat— try? i think that when he exists on that level,— try? i think that when he exists on that level, when— cg? i think that when he exists on that level, when he understands- on that level, when he understands what it's like to be in tnat— understands what it's like to be in tnat nont— understands what it's like to be in that world in— understands what it's like to be in that world in a— understands what it's like to be in that world in a way that very.— in that world in a way that very. very— in that world in a way that very. very ten— in that world in a way that very, very few people do, i tnint— very, very few people do, i tnint ne— very, very few people do, i think we should. 1r::;1r:i; think we should. there's just a huge arrogance. spotify spent millions building this couple a studio so guys, studio in their home, so guys, they even to leave they didn't even have to leave they didn't even have to leave the they could have the front door. they could have done all of their work from their they still their own home. they still couldn't be bothered. they deserve to lose this deal. and you know what i'm told netflix want out, too. they want to end this relationship with harry and meghan as soon as possible. benjamin, final word . but they benjamin, final word. but they had to do it from _ benjamin, final word. but they had to do it from their- 1 �*" : but they had to do it from their home

teee— had to do it from their home teee tney— had to do it from their home because they faced such security riete— because they faced such security riete. ant— because they faced such security riete. ant you— because they faced such security risks. and you don't even want us risks. and you don't even want ue to— risks. and you don't even want ue to protect— risks. and you don't even want us to protect them _ risks. and you don't even want us to protect them when they vieit—so - us to protect them when they vieit—so i- us to protect them when they visit—so i think. visit this country. so i think goot— visit this country. so i think gootltnen. — visit this country. so i think good them. 1r1t visit this country. so i think good .them. they've the good for them. they've got the money protect themselves if money to protect themselves if they now, sticking they choose to. now, sticking with the royal theme, the duchess of york, ferguson, duchess of york, sarah ferguson, has time back in has been enjoying time back in the recently, having the spotlight recently, having launched podcast, launched her own podcast, something do something harry could never do called tea talks, as as called tea talks, as well as going on stateside book tour going on a stateside book tour to promote her latest novel, a most intriguing lady. but in a brand new episode released today , fergie made a shocking announcement her bombshell diagnosis with breast cancer. we're actually take we'dre actually take upping the we're actually take upping the poteaet— we're actually take upping the poteaet totay.— we're actually take upping the podcast today, but tomorrow is teee— podcast today, but tomorrow is because tomorrow— podcast today, but tomorrow is because tomorrow i'm going in for because tomorrow i'm going in tor a— because tomorrow i'm going in for a mastectomy— because tomorrow i'm going in for a mastectomy and not a eingte— for a mastectomy and not a single mastectomy . c for a mastectomy and not a single mastectomy . trig single mastectomy. but it's very important that i speak about it. my sister from australia said , my sister from australia said, satan— my sister from australia said, saran you— my sister from australia said, sarah, you know,— my sister from australia said, sarah, you know, get on with it. ste— sarah, you know, get on with it. ste na— sarah, you know, get on with it. ste rignt.— sarah, you know, get on with it. she was right. was— sarah, you know, get on with it. she was right. was it— sarah, you know, get on with it. she was right. was it a- sarah, you know, get on with it. she was right. was it a routine test you were having? yeah, it was after bank holiday. i want every single person that is

listening to this podcast to go get checked, go get screened . get checked, go get screened. now, that mistake to me took ptaee— now, that mistake to me took ptaee taet— now, that mistake to me took place last week,— now, that mistake to me took place last week, leaving that the place last week, leaving that tne us— place last week, leaving that the us recovering in windsor aetuatty— the us recovering in windsor aotuatty at— the us recovering in windsor actually at the— the us recovering in windsor actually at the grace and favour none— actually at the grace and favour none tnat— actually at the grace and favour none tnat ene— actually at the grace and favour home that she shares with prince antren. — home that she shares with prince antren. ant— home that she shares with prince antren. ant i— home that she shares with prince andrew. and i have— home that she shares with prince andrew. and i have to say from all andrew. and i have to say from at ot— andrew. and i have to say from at ot ue— andrew. and i have to say from all of us here,— andrew. and i have to say from all of us here, we— andrew. and i have to say from all of us here, we wish fergie a very— all of us here, we wish fergie a very epeety— all of us here, we wish fergie a very speedy recovery. i think etee— very speedy recovery. i think ene-e rignt.— very speedy recovery. i think she's right. it's— very speedy recovery. i think she's right. it's really inponant— she's right. it's really important thing to talk about, aetuatty— important thing to talk about, aetuatty. to — important thing to talk about, actually, to and— important thing to talk about, actually, to and do it in a poteaet— actually, to and do it in a podcast. just— actually, to and do it in a podcast. just imagine what harry ooutt— podcast. just imagine what harry eoutt nave— podcast. just imagine what harry could have done— podcast. just imagine what harry could have done if— podcast. just imagine what harry could have done if he had a poteaet— could have done if he had a poteaet tite— could have done if he had a podcast like that . president podcast like that. president tuta— podcast like that. president tuta tuey— podcast like that. president duda lucy benjamin butterworth, tame— duda lucy benjamin butterworth, tane antrea— duda lucy benjamin butterworth, dame andrea jenkins. duda lucy benjamin butterworth, dame andrea jenkins . do stand by dame andrea jenkins. do stand by teee— dame andrea jenkins. do stand by teee toning— dame andrea jenkins. do stand by because coming up,— dame andrea jenkins. do stand by because coming up, as prince ttittian— because coming up, as prince william unveils— because coming up, as prince william unveils his ambitious ptane— william unveils his ambitious ptane to— william unveils his ambitious ptane to ent— william unveils his ambitious plans to end homelessness in the uk plans to end homelessness in the ut nnite— plans to end homelessness in the ut nnite tarry— plans to end homelessness in the uk while harry pitches a podcast nnere— uk while harry pitches a podcast nnere ne— uk while harry pitches a podcast where he interviews vladimir putin— where he interviews vladimir putin ae— where he interviews vladimir putin ae ne— where he interviews vladimir putin as we just— where he interviews vladimir putin as we just heard, only one of putin as we just heard, only one ot tne— putin as we just heard, only one of the estranged _ putin as we just heard, only one of the estranged seems of the estranged brothers seems to te— of the estranged brothers seems to te tiving— of the estranged brothers seems tote tiving in— of the estranged brothers seems to be living in the— of the estranged brothers seems to be living in the real world. so to be living in the real world. so nno— to be living in the real world. so nno nitt— to be living in the real world. so who will emerge? victor as we tonignt-e— so who will emerge? victor as we crown tonight's greatest britain and crown tonight's greatest britain ant nnion— crown tonight's greatest britain and union jackass? but next in uneaneetet.— and union jackass? but next in uncanceled, amid— and union jackass? but next in uncanceled, amid reports itv is ooneitering— uncanceled, amid reports itv is considering replacing phillip

senotiett— considering replacing phillip schofield with- considering replacing phillip schofield with a female preeenter— schofield with a female presenter on— schofield with a female presenter on dancing on ice, poeeitty— presenter on dancing on ice, poeeitty pane— presenter on dancing on ice, possibly jane mcdonald is former striotty— possibly jane mcdonald is former striotty cone— possibly jane mcdonald is former strictly come dancing starjames tortan— strictly come dancing starjames jordan rignt— strictly come dancing starjames jordan rignt to— strictly come dancing starjames jordan right to warn that white men men are being driven off our ttue— men men are being driven off our screens. plus has— men men are being driven off our screens. plus has the bbc shown its screens. plus has the bbc shown ite anti—tory— screens. plus has the bbc shown its anti—tory bias— screens. plus has the bbc shown its anti—tory bias after ben ttton-e— its anti—tory bias after ben elton's vicious— its anti—tory bias after ben elton's vicious attack on the pm on taura— elton's vicious attack on the pm on laura kuenssberg show at the neetent— on laura kuenssberg show at the neetent .— on laura kuenssberg show at the weekend , kelvin— on laura kuenssberg show at the weekend , kelvin mackenzie is weekend, kelvin mackenzie is going— weekend, kelvin mackenzie is going to— weekend, kelvin mackenzie is going to get— weekend, kelvin mackenzie is going to get nie— weekend, kelvin mackenzie is going to get his teeth stuck into— going to get his teeth stuck into tott— going to get his teeth stuck into both of— going to get his teeth stuck into both of these stories. he's livet_ into both of these stories. he's tive. eo— into both of these stories. he's tive. eo ton-t— into both of these stories. he's live, so don't go— into both of these stories. he's live, so don't go anywhere. in iuet— live, so don't go anywhere. in iuet tno— live, so don't go anywhere. in just two minutes— live, so don't go anywhere. in just two minutes time .

it's time now for uncanceled and tnie— it's time now for uncanceled and tie ie— it's time now for uncanceled and tie ie nnere— it's time now for uncanceled and this is where britain's top commentators— this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial— commentators speak out on controversial issues without the tear— controversial issues without the tear ot— controversial issues without the tear ot tne — controversial issues without the fear of the cancel— controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture eneeping— fear of the cancel culture eneeping tne— fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. nowt_ sweeping the rest of the media. ton. arter— sweeping the rest of the media. now, after phillip— sweeping the rest of the media. now, after phillip schofield sensational— now, after phillip schofield sensational axing from itv , the sensational axing from itv, the troateaeter— sensational axing from itv, the broadcaster is— sensational axing from itv, the broadcaster is on— sensational axing from itv, the broadcaster is on the hunt for his replacement,— broadcaster is on the hunt for his replacement, this his replacement, both on this morning— his replacement, both on this morning ant— his replacement, both on this morning and dancing on ice. and if morning and dancing on ice. and it-iiv— morning and dancing on ice. and it-iiv toeeee— morning and dancing on ice. and if-itv bosses have- morning and dancing on ice. and if itv bosses have their if woke, itv bosses have their nay.— if woke, itv bosses have their way senote— if woke, itv bosses have their

way. schofe replaced on way. schofe will be replaced on the way. schofe will be replaced on tne-etating— way. schofe will be replaced on the skating contest by a the figure skating contest by a woman-tne— the figure skating contest by a woman the sunday mirror woman with the sunday mirror reveating— woman with the sunday mirror revealing that— woman with the sunday mirror revealing that jane mcdonald is the revealing that jane mcdonald is tne nont— revealing that jane mcdonald is the front runner— revealing that jane mcdonald is the front runner to— revealing that jane mcdonald is the front runner to host the enon— the front runner to host the enon nitn— the front runner to host the show with holly— the front runner to host the show with holly willoughby. but torner— show with holly willoughby. but former strictly— show with holly willoughby. but former strictly come dancing etat— former strictly come dancing etar janee— former strictly come dancing star james jordan has slammed the broadcaster— star james jordan has slammed the broadcaster easter warning etop— the broadcaster easter warning etop trying— the broadcaster easter warning etop trying to— the broadcaster easter warning stop trying to tick boxes all tne— stop trying to tick boxes all tne tine— stop trying to tick boxes all tne tirne .— stop trying to tick boxes all tne tirne . i— stop trying to tick boxes all the time . i like- stop trying to tick boxes all the time . i like to see men the time. i like to see men preeent— the time. i like to see men preeent ae— the time. i like to see men present as well. - the time. i like to see men present as well. otherwise we're going— present as well. otherwise we're going to— present as well. otherwise we're going to e— present as well. otherwise we're going to no— present as well. otherwise we're going to see no white heterosexual- going to see no white heterosexual men on tv anymore going to see no white— heterosexual men on tv anymore . heterosexual men on tv anymore. note— heterosexual men on tv anymore. note nett— heterosexual men on tv anymore. note ttett tn— heterosexual men on tv anymore. more well, i'm delighted to say got— more well, i'm delighted to say got one— more well, i'm delighted to say we've got one of— more well, i'm delighted to say we've got one of the few of them tett— we've got one of the few of them tett on — we've got one of the few of them left on television,— we've got one of the few of them left on television, ian kelvin mackenzie.— left on television, ian kelvin mackenzie, pleased . : mackenzie, pleased. pleased to meet— mackenzie, pleased. pleased to neetyou. tan— mackenzie, pleased. pleased to meet you. dan, how's- mackenzie, pleased. pleased to meet you. dan, how's it- mackenzie, pleased. : dan, how's it going? meet you. dan, how's it going? on.— meet you. dan, how's it going? on. rante— meet you. dan, how's it going? oh, james jordan is right, though, isn't he? there is. there is actually . be an active there is actually. be an active move to get as many white, straight, old men off the box. let's just be honest about it. it's happening. yes and you're going to e— it's happening. yes and you're going to see more— it's happening. yes and you're going to see more of- it's happening. yes and you're going to see more of it- 1g 14:33 and you're going to see more of it as well . it— going to see more of it as well . it ie— going to see more of it as well . it ie a— going to see more of it as well . it is a nightmare.— going to see more of it as well . it is a nightmare. and it's not— . it is a nightmare. and it's not onty— . it is a nightmare. and it's not onty in— . it is a nightmare. and it's not only in show- . it is a nightmare. and it's not only in show business any toty— not only in show business any toty ot— not only in show business any toty ot a— not only in show business any body of a certain— not only in show business any body of a certain age, if you're in your— body of a certain age, if you're in your ate— body of a certain age, if you're in your 40s and— body of a certain age, if you're in your 40s and you're white and mate—

in your 40s and you're white and mate .— in your 40s and you're white and mate . tne— in your 40s and you're white and male , the chances— in your 40s and you're white and male , the chances of getting male, the chances of getting anotner— male, the chances of getting anotner iot— male, the chances of getting another job are— male, the chances of getting anotherjob are very, male, the chances of getting another job are very, very male, the chances of getting anotherjob are very, very small another job are very, very small tneee— another job are very, very small tneee taye— another job are very, very small tneee taye .— another job are very, very small tneee taye . so— another job are very, very small these days . so television is these days. so television is aneat— these days. so television is aneat ot— these days. so television is ahead of the— these days. so television is ahead of the curve on this, but tnere— ahead of the curve on this, but tnere ie— ahead of the curve on this, but there is virtually— ahead of the curve on this, but there is virtually nothing that te— there is virtually nothing that te tone— there is virtually nothing that can be done about it. an and tnat-e— can be done about it. an and tnat-e nny— can be done about it. an and tnat-e nny i— can be done about it. an and that's why i imagine so many peopte— that's why i imagine so many peopte are— that's why i imagine so many people are becoming trans. tney-re— people are becoming trans. they're looking— people are becoming trans. they're looking for looking for job opportunities. isn't it also the job opportunities. isn't it also tne aee— job opportunities. isn't it also the case that— job opportunities. isn't it also the case that when there is a controversial— the case that when there is a controversial replacement, the toeeee— controversial replacement, the toeeee in— controversial replacement, the bosses in particular think that atenate— bosses in particular think that a female will— bosses in particular think that a female will provide them with teee— a female will provide them with teee tranae — a female will provide them with less drama? so— a female will provide them with less drama? so i— a female will provide them with less drama? so i look to, for example , piers morgan leaving. example, piers morgan leaving. good morning . jeremy kyle. good morning. jeremy kyle. jeremy kyle . you know, there's jeremy kyle. you know, there's been a bruce forsyth when he when he left strictly come dancing as well. he was replaced with a woman. yes, i think i tnint— with a woman. yes, i think i tnint tnat— with a woman. yes, i think i think that they- with a woman. yes, i think i think that they think- yes, i think i think that they think that tney-re— think that they think that they're more— think that they think that they're more manageable and more aooeptatte— they're more manageable and more aeeeptatte ant— they're more manageable and more acceptable and akua surely the otter— acceptable and akua surely the otter titety— acceptable and akua surely the other likely to _ acceptable and akua surely the other likely to maybe be scandalous. _ other likely to maybe be scandalous. i— other likely to maybe be scandalous. i totally agree that tnere— scandalous. i totally agree that tnere ie— scandalous. i totally agree that there is there— scandalous. i totally agree that there is there is— scandalous. i totally agree that there is there is no suggestion of there is there is no suggestion ot any— there is there is no suggestion or any any— there is there is no suggestion of any any sexual— there is there is no suggestion of any any sexual interest in any— of any any sexual interest in any tireotion— of any any sexual interest in any direction .—

of any any sexual interest in any direction . and i'm afraid any direction. and i'm afraid tnat— any direction. and i'm afraid tnat ie— any direction. and i'm afraid tnat ie tnat— any direction. and i'm afraid that is that we're done for. so if that is that we're done for. so it yoe— that is that we're done for. so it yoe it— that is that we're done for. so if you're if you're— that is that we're done for. so if you're if you're a male in enon— if you're if you're a male in show business— if you're if you're a male in show business right now, you'd be enormously— show business right now, you'd be enormously concerned about nnat— be enormously concerned about nnat toee— be enormously concerned about nnat toee your— be enormously concerned about what does your future actually toot— what does your future actually toot tite. — what does your future actually look like. and - what does your future actually look like. and i— what does your future actually look like. and i would say it toote— look like. and i would say it toote pretty— look like. and i would say it looks pretty poor to be frank. do looks pretty poor to be frank. to you— looks pretty poor to be frank. to you ttitt— looks pretty poor to be frank. do you think, holly— looks pretty poor to be frank. do you think, holly willoughby , do you think, holly willoughby, though, will work presenting alongside a woman like like jane mcdonald? because it certainly didn't work on the first day that she returned to screens after phillip schofield's departure, where she was paired with josie gibson . it felt like with josie gibson. it felt like a very odd combination . yes. a very odd combination. yes. i think if you have two- tract: 1 yes. i think if you have two strong women in the— think if you have two strong women in the same way as if you nat— women in the same way as if you tat tyte— women in the same way as if you tat tyte ant— women in the same way as if you had kyle and piers— women in the same way as if you had kyle and piers next to each otter.— had kyle and piers next to each otter. tnat— had kyle and piers next to each other, that wouldn't work eitner. — other, that wouldn't work eitner. nny— other, that wouldn't work either. why they just don't go for either. why they just don't go tor tne— either. why they just don't go for the rather— either. why they just don't go for the rather straightforward itea— for the rather straightforward itea ot— for the rather straightforward itea ot a— for the rather straightforward idea of a decent— for the rather straightforward idea of a decent bloke and a teeent— idea of a decent bloke and a decent woman. _ idea of a decent bloke and a decent woman. and i have no itea.— decent woman. and i have no itea. tut— decent woman. and i have no itea. tut tney— decent woman. and i have no idea. but they definitely want to not— idea. but they definitely want to avoit tney— idea. but they definitely want to avoid they want to totally avoit — to avoid they want to totally avoid anything _ to avoid they want to totally avoid anything going on of a tatter— avoid anything going on of a rather difficult- avoid anything going on of a rather difficult nature. so you ooutt— rather difficult nature. so you eoutt eee— rather difficult nature. so you eoutt a— rather difficult nature. so you could see a situation where jane notonatt— could see a situation where jane mcdonald maybe _ could see a situation where jane mcdonald maybe replaces phillip tenotiett— mcdonald maybe replaces phillip senotiett on— mcdonald maybe replaces phillip

schofield on dancing on ice and nayte— schofield on dancing on ice and nayte on— schofield on dancing on ice and nayte on tnie— schofield on dancing on ice and maybe on this morning it's atieon— maybe on this morning it's alison hammond . and it could be, alison hammond. and it could be, it ooutt— alison hammond. and it could be, it eoutt te— alison hammond. and it could be, it could be anything. and that it could be anything. and that it nitt— it could be anything. and that it nitt nappen— it could be anything. and that it will happen right across all the it will happen right across all tne ee— it will happen right across all the news, all— it will happen right across all the news, all the— it will happen right across all the news, all the news providers . tou— the news, all the news providers . tou toot— the news, all the news providers . tou toot you— the news, all the news providers . you look you look— the news, all the news providers . you look you look at it. in 20 yeare— . you look you look at it. in 20 yeare tine.— . you look you look at it. in 20 years time,-won't- . you look you look at it. in 20 years time,-won't.a. years time, there won't be a ttote. — years time, there won't be a bloke. there— years time, there won't be a bloke. there won't be a bloke to be bloke. there won't be a bloke to te tount— bloke. there won't be a bloke to te tount ant— bloke. there won't be a bloke to be found and it's— bloke. there won't be a bloke to be found and it's painful if yoe— be found and it's painful if you're an ambitious. no, i don't know.— you're an ambitious. no, i don't know. creative— you're an ambitious. no, i don't know, creative man— you're an ambitious. no, i don't know, creative man . i think you know, creative man. i think you enoutt— know, creative man. i think you enoutt teep— know, creative man. i think you should keep slightly clear of showbusiness,_ should keep slightly clear of showbusiness, to be honest . showbusiness, to be honest. newt— showbusiness, to be honest. ton. toot.— showbusiness, to be honest. now, look, kelvin,— showbusiness, to be honest. now, look, kelvin, the- showbusiness, to be honest. now, look, kelvin, the bbc, once again embroiled in an impartiality row. this time it's under fire. after its political presenter, laura kuenssberg gave lefty comedian ben elton a free platform on her flagship sunday morning show to launch what was a scathing, i think actually slightly unhinged attack on rishi sunak . watch this. i'm rishi sunak. watch this. i'm depressed aside. i mean, if anytoty— depressed aside. i mean, if anytoty nae— depressed aside. i mean, if anybody was still- 3: at; i mean, if anybody was still watching after that extraordinary— anybody was still watching after that extraordinary orwellian, neaningteee— that extraordinary orwellian, meaningless, evasive word, eatat— meaningless, evasive word, eatat. i— meaningless, evasive word, eatat. i mean— meaningless, evasive word, salad, i mean ,— meaningless, evasive word, salad, i mean , i- meaningless, evasive word, salad, i mean , i sort of salad, i mean, i sort of everytoty— salad, i mean, i sort of everybody else wanted to believe and everybody else wanted to believe ant i— everybody else wanted to believe ant i eon— everybody else wanted to believe ant i eort ot— everybody else wanted to believe and i sort of believed maybe nee— and i sort of believed maybe ne-e tint— and i sort of believed maybe ne-e tint ot— and i sort of believed maybe he's kind of a— and i sort of believed maybe he's kind of a bit— and i sort of believed maybe he's kind of a bit more decent. tou— he's kind of a bit more decent. you know.— he's kind of a bit more decent. you know. ant— he's kind of a bit more decent. you know, and it— he's kind of a bit more decent. you know, and it turns out he's

as you know, and it turns out he's ae nutt— you know, and it turns out he's ae rnuen ot— you know, and it turns out he's ae rnuen ot a— you know, and it turns out he's as much of a mendacious, naroieeietio— as much of a mendacious, narcissistic sociopath as his previoue— narcissistic sociopath as his previoue toee— narcissistic sociopath as his previous boss. i— narcissistic sociopath as his previous boss. i mean, kelvin naotenzie— previous boss. i mean, kelvin naotenzie .— previous boss. i mean, kelvin mackenzie , this— previous boss. i mean, kelvin mackenzie , this is extraordinary mackenzie, this is extraordinary etutt. — mackenzie, this is extraordinary stuff. remember— mackenzie, this is extraordinary stuff. remember on- mackenzie, this is extraordinary stuff. j 1 �*" stuff. remember on the first episode of that show , they episode of that show, they purposely hired the left wing comedian joe lycett to humiliate the then prime minister, liz truss. they secure an interview with sunak. they then get another lefty comedian in the form of ben elton to do just that. and there was no pushback, by the way. she didn't say, oh, no, no, no. where's your proof that sunak is a sociopath? i totally agree. right so ben ttton— totally agree. right so ben ttton ot— totally agree. right so ben elton, of course, has a long nietory.— elton, of course, has a long history. those— elton, of course, has a long history. those of- elton, of course, has a long history. those of who are as history. those of us who are as ott— history. those of us who are as ottli— history. those of us who are as ottli ann— history. those of us who are as old-i am. right?— history. those of us who are as old i am. right? remember, he old as i am. right? remember, he mate— old as i am. right? remember, he nate an— old as i am. right? remember, he made an entire— old as i am. right? remember, he made an entire career in the 80s attacking— made an entire career in the 80s attacking thatcher— made an entire career in the 80s attacking thatcher channel 4. attacking thatcher on channel 4. itignt. —nae— attacking thatcher on channel 4. itigtt—nae ne- attacking thatcher on channel 4. right.-has he been. right. but where has he been tnie— right. but where has he been tne-zo— right. but where has he been this-20-years- right. but where has he been this-20-years to- this last 20 odd years to teeateee— this last 20 odd years to decades?-in- this last 20 odd years to- decades?-in fremantle, decades? he lives in fremantle, auetratia— decades? he lives in fremantle, auetratia-an— decades? he lives in fremantle, australia. an australian australia. he has an australian paeepon.— australia. he has an australian paeepon.-on— australia. he has an australian passport-on earth- australia. he has an australian passport. on earth was he passport. what on earth was he toing— passport. what on earth was he toing on— passport. what on earth was he doing on there?— passport. what on earth was he doing on there? and he hadn't tuet— doing on there? and he hadn't iuet—tnie. - doing on there? and he hadn't iuet—tnie. nel doing on there? and he hadn't. just—this. he knew just thought about this. he knew nno— just thought about this. he knew nno nae— just thought about this. he knew nno going— just thought about this. he knew who was going to— just thought about this. he knew who was going to come on. he tnen— who was going to come on. he knew nnat— who was going to come on. he knew what the _ who was going to come on. he knew what the line of response by knew what the line of response ty itieni — knew what the line of response ty itieni-going— knew what the line of response by rishi-going to- knew what the line of response by rishi going to be. so he by rishi was going to be. so he tnougnt— by rishi was going to be. so he thought-words— by rishi was going to be. so he thought words like sociopath.

thought up words like sociopath. nany— thought up words like sociopath. many mendacious— thought up words like sociopath. many mendacious and narcissistic.- many mendacious and narcissistic. right. and everytoty— narcissistic. right. and everybody. oh, yes, that's quite rignt— everybody. oh, yes, that's quite rignt .— everybody. oh, yes, that's quite rignt . aetuatty. — everybody. oh, yes, that's quite right , actually. had that been right, actually. had that been tone— right, actually. had that been torie tor— right, actually. had that been boris, for instance, i think everytoty— boris, for instance, i think everybody was. - boris, for instance, i think everybody was. yeah, that's what we tint— everybody was. yeah, that's what we tint tin — everybody was. yeah, that's what we find him attractive. rishi is the we find him attractive. rishi is tne oppoeite— we find him attractive. rishi is the opposite end— we find him attractive. rishi is the opposite end of that. no tnat— the opposite end of that. no tnat ten— the opposite end of that. no that ben elton— the opposite end of that. no that ben elton thing, the tueneeterg— that ben elton thing, the kuenssberg show hasn't been toing— kuenssberg show hasn't been toing nett. — kuenssberg show hasn't been toing wet it— kuenssberg show hasn't been doing well. it hasn't been mating— doing well. it hasn't been making headlines. so strangely enougt— making headlines. so strangely enougn tne— making headlines. so strangely enough, the bbc— making headlines. so strangely enough, the bbc will be pleased nitn— enough, the bbc will be pleased nitn tnie. — enough, the bbc will be pleased with this. what- enough, the bbc will be pleased with this. what i— enough, the bbc will be pleased with this. what i object to is nototy— with this. what i object to is nototy toot— with this. what i object to is nobody took them to task about it. ant— nobody took them to task about it. and secondly,— nobody took them to task about it. and secondly, i'm forced to pay— it. and secondly, i'm forced to pay tor— it. and secondly, i'm forced to pay tor tnie— it. and secondly, i'm forced to pay for this crap. _ it. and secondly, i'm forced to pay for this crap. i'm forced to pay— pay for this crap. i'm forced to pay tor— pay for this crap. i'm forced to pay tor ten— pay for this crap. i'm forced to pay for ben elton— pay for this crap. i'm forced to pay for ben elton to go on tnee.— pay for ben elton to go on tnere. i— pay for ben elton to go on there. i have— pay for ben elton to go on there. i have to- pay for ben elton to go on there. i have to i have to have tnie— there. i have to i have to have tnie ae— there. i have to i have to have tnie ae part— there. i have to i have to have tnie ae part ot— there. i have to i have to have this as part of my— there. i have to i have to have this as part of my package. and if i this as part of my package. and it i ton-t— this as part of my package. and if i don't have— this as part of my package. and if i don't have it,— this as part of my package. and if i don't have it, i'm off to tait— if i don't have it, i'm off to iait it— if i don't have it, i'm off to tait it ie— if i don't have it, i'm off to tait it ie a— if i don't have it, i'm off to jail. it is a ridiculous circumstance and thank god gb tene— circumstance and thank god gb tene nat— circumstance and thank god gb news had some— circumstance and thank god gb news had some balance to it all. tnat-e— news had some balance to it all. tttat-e atneterg— news had some balance to it all. what's kunsberg thinking- news had some balance to it all. what's kunsberg thinking ?- what's kunsberg thinking? because she's completely undermining her credibility as a so—called impartial presenter? well, i'm not sure there's much impartiality with kuenssberg. i mean, after all, i can remember nnen— mean, after all, i can remember nnen tronn— mean, after all, i can remember nnen tronn nae— mean, after all, i can remember when brown was in— mean, after all, i can remember when brown was in charge, she

virtuatty— when brown was in charge, she was virtually an _ when brown was in charge, she was virtually an unpaid pr when she was virtually an unpaid pr when ene nae— was virtually an unpaid pr when ene tne— was virtually an unpaid pr when she was the political editor of the she was the political editor of tne ttc. — she was the political editor of tne ttc. ton.— she was the political editor of the bbc. now, you can't do any you— the bbc. now, you can't do any you annot— the bbc. now, you can't do any you cannot get— the bbc. now, you can't do any you cannot get preferment at the ttc— you cannot get preferment at the ttc it— you cannot get preferment at the ttc it you— you cannot get preferment at the ttc it you are— you cannot get preferment at the bbc if you are centre or centre rignt.— bbc if you are centre or centre .pgn, ite— bbc if you are centre or centre .pgn, it-e over— bbc if you are centre or centre right, it's over. so— bbc if you are centre or centre right, it's over. so you might as right, it's over. so you might ae nett— right, it's over. so you might ae nett to— right, it's over. so you might as well do the— right, it's over. so you might as well do the opposite. but arter— as well do the opposite. but atter att— as well do the opposite. but atter at it— as well do the opposite. but after all, it wasn't her teeieion— after all, it wasn't her decision to - after all, it wasn't her decision to put ben elton on tnee.— decision to put ben elton on tnere. it— decision to put ben elton on there. it was,— decision to put ben elton on there. it was, it— decision to put ben elton on there. it was, it was. it was tne— there. it was, it was. it was tne etitor— there. it was, it was. it was the editor or— there. it was, it was. it was the editor or some to bob protueer— the editor or some to bob protueer eay— the editor or some to bob producer say no. she could say ant— producer say no. she could say ant-ateo— producer say no. she could say no. and-also could- producer say no. she could say no. and also could have no. and she also could have provitet— no. and she also could have provided balance— no. and she also could have provided balance and she didn't know— provided balance and she didn't know ant— provided balance and she didn't know ant ene— provided balance and she didn't know and she didn't seek tatanee. — know and she didn't seek balance. no,— know and she didn't seek balance. nrzr know and she didn't seek balance. \r:::r r: r: 1 c know and she didn't seek balance. \r:::r r: 11. balance. no, she didn't. after what was quite frankly , unhinged what was quite frankly, unhinged attack. but based on nothing, by the attack. but based on nothing, by tne nay.— attack. but based on nothing, by tne nay. taeet— attack. but based on nothing, by the way, based on— 1 but based on nothing, by the way, based on absolutely notning. — the way, based on absolutely notning. to.— the way, based on absolutely nothing. no, he— the way, based on absolutely nothing. no, he he- the way, based on absolutely nothing. \r:::r r: 11. he nothing. no, he he didn't. he i'm nothing. no, he he didn't. he in no— nothing. no, he he didn't. he in no tan— nothing. no, he he didn't. he in no tan ot— nothing. no, he he didn't. he i'm no fan of sunak- nothing. \r:::r r: 11. he i'm no fan of sunak either, as you— i'm no fan of sunak either, as you know.— i'm no fan of sunak either, as you know. ne— i'm no fan of sunak either, as you know, he he— i'm no fan of sunak either, as you know, he he just look, he nat— you know, he he just look, he nat ptannet— you know, he he just look, he had planned all— you know, he he just look, he had planned all this in advance. ne-t— had planned all this in advance. ne-t nortet— had planned all this in advance. he'd worked out— had planned all this in advance. he'd worked out the— had planned all this in advance. he'd worked out the script.- he'd worked out the script. right. it was almost like a headline. he knew what he was doing. and why doesn't he just off back to australia? yeah, that was 100% 1 e7 yeah, that was 100% scripted. it was totatty— that was 100% scripted. it was totatty agree— that was 100% scripted. it was totally agree with— that was 100% scripted. it was totally agree with you. it was a ptan— totally agree with you. it was a ptan. ton.— totally agree with you. it was a plan. now, whether the bbc aetuatty— plan. now, whether the bbc aetuatty nat— plan. now, whether the bbc actually had insight into that ptan— actually had insight into that ptan ne— actually had insight into that ptan. ne ton-t— actually had insight into that plan, we don't know . but they plan, we don't know. but they nuet—

plan, we don't know. but they nuet nave— plan, we don't know. but they must have had— plan, we don't know. but they must have had some idea of what he must have had some idea of what ne nae— must have had some idea of what ne going— must have had some idea of what ne going to— must have had some idea of what he was going to do.— must have had some idea of what he was going to do. well, that's nnat— he was going to do. well, that's nnat ne— he was going to do. well, that's nnat ne nae— he was going to do. well, that's what he was after. 1 what he was after. jolyon that's what he was after. jolyon that's what he was doing on there. this wasn't a surprise. if he'd come at the end of it said, you at the end of it and said, you know, quite like that guy know, i quite like that guy rishi compared to boris or to liz i'm actually, i'm in liz truss, i'm actually, i'm in favour that would have favour of him. that would have been great thumbs down. and by been a great thumbs down. and by the way, we know why— been a great thumbs down. and by the way, we know why this- been a great thumbs down. and by the way, we know why this is- the way, we know why this is extraordinary— the way, we know why this is extraordinary because following my extraordinary because following ny—great- extraordinary because followingi ny—great enon my show, there's this great show oattet— my show, there's this great show called headliners,— my show, there's this great show called headliners, which teaturee— called headliners, which features some- called headliners, which features some lefty comics, but ateo—ningl also some brilliant right wing eornetian— comedians who exist in this country.— comedians who exist in this country, whether defined country, whether they'd defined tneneetvee— country, whether they'd defined themselves-that, _ country, whether they'd defined themselves that, i don't themselves as that, i don't know.— themselves as that, i don't knot-you— themselves as that, i don't know.-you know,- themselves as that, i don't know. you know, the themselves as that, i don't know.-you know, the of know. but you know, the likes of titt— know. but you know, the likes of tiot—teo- know. but you know, the likes of nick _ leo kearse l nick dickinson and leo kearse ant— nick dickinson and leo kearse ant anten— nick dickinson and leo kearse and andrew doyle and i can bet you— and andrew doyle and i can bet you tnoee— and andrew doyle and i can bet you tnoee tott— and andrew doyle and i can bet you those folk would never be invitet— you those folk would never be invitet on— you those folk would never be invited on to— you those folk would never be invited on to laura kuenssberg . invited on to laura kuenssberg. ant— invited on to laura kuenssberg. ant it— invited on to laura kuenssberg. ant it tney— invited on to laura kuenssberg. and if they ever— invited on to laura kuenssberg. and if they ever were there noutt— and if they ever were there noutt te — and if they ever were there would be absolute outrage over it. inat— would be absolute outrage over it. that would. _ would be absolute outrage over it. that would. and this, of course, follows— it. that would. and this, of course, follows that atrocity of oueetion — course, follows that atrocity of question time.— course, follows that atrocity of question time. and fiona bruce on inuretay— question time. and fiona bruce on thursday night,— question time. and fiona bruce on thursday night, where she was just on thursday night, where she was tuet teeperatety— on thursday night, where she was just desperately looking out at the audience— just desperately looking out at the audience all— just desperately looking out at the audience all the time eaying.— the audience all the time eaying. tnat-e— the audience all the time saying, that's true, find me a trexiteer— saying, that's true, find me a brexiteer who _ saying, that's true, find me a brexiteer who hates brexit. that is brexiteer who hates brexit. that ie true. — brexiteer who hates brexit. that ie true. tut—

brexiteer who hates brexit. that is true. but nevertheless, you must have been surprised, as i was, at how the brexit argument got a round of applause. there i wondered whether something had gone wrong with the bbc audience picker. i bet that person got fired afterwards . or maybe fired afterwards. or maybe trexit-e— fired afterwards. or maybe trexit-e iuet— fired afterwards. or maybe brexit's just not— fired afterwards. or maybe brexit's just not as- �*" ”cc : or maybe brexit's just not as bad as the tto— brexit's just not as bad as the ttc tite— brexit's just not as bad as the ttc tite to— brexit's just not as bad as the bbc like to think.— brexit's just not as bad as the bbc like to think. calvin mackenzie— bbc like to think. calvin mackenzie but bbc spokesman did tell mackenzie but bbc spokesman did tett ue— mackenzie but bbc spokesman did tett ue ne— mackenzie but bbc spokesman did tell us we feature— mackenzie but bbc spokesman did tell us we feature a— mackenzie but bbc spokesman did tell us we feature a wide range of tell us we feature a wide range ot gueete— tell us we feature a wide range or gueete ant— tell us we feature a wide range of guests and opinions across tne— of guests and opinions across tne eeriee— of guests and opinions across tne ant— of guests and opinions across the series and ensure we meet tte— the series and ensure we meet our due impartiality commitments. time now to our due impartiality— commitments. time now to reveal tonignt-e— commitments. time now to reveal tonight's greatest— commitments. time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain and union— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass .— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass . dame andrea union jackass. dame andrea tentine— union jackass. dame andrea tentine nno— union jackass. dame andrea jenkins, who are— union jackass. dame andrea jenkins, who are you nominating as jenkins, who are you nominating ae your— jenkins, who are you nominating as your greatest— jenkins, who are you nominating as your greatest britain? ionignt— as your greatest britain? ionignt ite— as your greatest britain? tonight it's got to be the neroie— tonight it's got to be the heroic winston churchill de—man nno— heroic winston churchill de—man nno netpet— heroic winston churchill de—man who helped save— heroic winston churchill de—man who helped save western civilisation _ who helped save western civilisation from the clasp of aa— civilisation from the clasp of tne. ot— civilisation from the clasp of the, of course.— civilisation from the clasp of the, of course. but to according saint— the, of course. but to according saint taut-e— the, of course. but to according saint paul's cathedral, which noetet— saint paul's cathedral, which noetet nie— saint paul's cathedral, which hosted his state— saint paul's cathedral, which hosted his state funeral, he's tuet— hosted his state funeral, he's iuet a— hosted his state funeral, he's tuet a nnite— hosted his state funeral, he's just a white supremacist. andrew rentine— just a white supremacist. andrew tentine .— just a white supremacist. andrew jenkins , benjamin— just a white supremacist. andrew jenkins , benjamin butterworth, jenkins, benjamin butterworth, your— jenkins, benjamin butterworth, yournonitee— jenkins, benjamin butterworth, your nominee ? _ jenkins, benjamin butterworth, your nominee ? �*ftn11 jenkins, benjamin butterworth, your nominee ? g your nominee? well, my thoughts are with anton deck. now, you've claimed there are no straight white men television, but my white men on television, but my greatest britain is sir elton

john, who gave an utterly legendary performance at glastonbury last night to be 76in still in fine form . we 76in still in fine form. we should be so proud of that man's legacy and the influence on british music. but linda deluise, your greatest britain nominee? my greatest britain is printe— nominee? my greatest britain is prince william.— nominee? my greatest britain is prince william. yes.— 7 my greatest britain is prince william. yes. the grown up printe— prince william. yes. the grown up prinee ant— prince william. yes. the grown up prince and his— prince william. yes. the grown up prince and his project that he up prince and his project that ne taunonet— up prince and his project that he launched to— up prince and his project that he launched to try and eradicate noneteee— he launched to try and eradicate noneteee us.— he launched to try and eradicate homeless us. it's— he launched to try and eradicate homeless us. it's the duty and the homeless us. it's the duty and tne eerviee— homeless us. it's the duty and the service of— homeless us. it's the duty and the service of a— homeless us. it's the duty and the service of a proper prince. ant— the service of a proper prince. ant i— the service of a proper prince. ant i tate— the service of a proper prince. ant i take my— the service of a proper prince. and i take my hat— the service of a proper prince. and i take my hat off to him for getting— and i take my hat off to him for getting nie— and i take my hat off to him for getting his hands— and i take my hat off to him for getting his hands into the tueineee— getting his hands into the business and— getting his hands into the business and helping. �*ftn11 business and helping. well, toot.— business and helping. well, toot. inn— business and helping. well, look, i'm actually- business and helping. well, look, i'm actually going to go with dame andrea jenkins and winston churchill. this is after the despicable attempt at by saint paul's cathedral to woke wash the legacy of probably the greatest st britain we've ever had. andrew jenkins , who's your had. andrew jenkins, who's your union jackass nominee ? i'd say union jackass nominee? i'd say the union jackass nominee? i'd say tne tepannent— union jackass nominee? i'd say the department for— c. 1 titr1 1 7 i'd say the department for education and the department for education and tne ninieter— the department for education and the minister who— the department for education and the minister who signed off all tnie— the minister who signed off all tnie note— the minister who signed off all this woke fest— the minister who signed off all this woke fest of— the minister who signed off all this woke fest of things that are this woke fest of things that toning— this woke fest of things that are coming out— this woke fest of things that are coming out at the moment. tan— are coming out at the moment. tan teat.— are coming out at the moment. tan teat. goot— are coming out at the moment.

dan yeah, good choice. 1 dan yeah, good choice. benjamin butterworth, your union jackass nominee . all right. after nominee. all right. after everything i said,- nominee. all right. after everything i said, it- 1g1 after everything i said, it still has to te— everything i said, it still has to be prince— everything i said, it still has to be prince harry for my taotaee— to be prince harry for my taetaee tor— to be prince harry for my jackass, for the - to be prince harry for my jackass, for the idea that you enoutt— jackass, for the idea that you should interview— jackass, for the idea that you should interview putin about enittnoot— should interview putin about childhood trauma. you know what next— childhood trauma. you know what next? cooking— childhood trauma. you know what next? cooking with— childhood trauma. you know what next? cooking with the wagner troup — next? cooking with the wagner troup ie— next? cooking with the wagner oroup ie eitty— next? cooking with the wagner oroup ie eitty. — next? cooking with the wagner group is silly . / \r:::r next? cooking with the wagner group is silly. / \r:::r group is silly. yeah. no, i'm with you. there and belinda de lucy, your nominee. it's tory minister lucy, your nominee. it's tory ninieter tuey— lucy, your nominee. it's tory minister lucy frazer- lucy, your nominee. it's tory minister lucy frazer . - 1.1? 1 it's tory minister lucy frazer . (2j1 minister lucy frazer. oh, my tot.— minister lucy frazer. oh, my tot. tor— minister lucy frazer. oh, my god. for coming out and saying it's god. for coming out and saying wsfime god. for coming out and saying it's time for a female lead. as a james bond. oh, my eyes barely fill a cinema. you know what an insuh fill a cinema. you know what an insult to women. we've got our own ideas. if we want a female james bond, we'll write the story ourselves and not hijack , though, it's headliners good night ourselves and not hijack , story ourselves and not hijack, you know, a male character. long live a hot alpha male, flawed james bond. never a woman . i'm james bond. never a woman. i'm right here, belinda. let's have a tieten— right here, belinda. let's have a tieten to— right here, belinda. let's have a listen to what lucy frazer had to say. is it time for a female james— to say. is it time for a female tanee tonte — to say. is it time for a female james bond? always- is it time for a female james bond? c james bond? always time for females to lead in film and more broadly , andrew jenkins you know broadly, andrew jenkins you know , as a former minister, what on earth is a tory culture secretary doing making a comment

like that? i mean, i wasn't so eurprieet— like that? i mean, i wasn't so surprised when— like that? i mean, i wasn't so surprised when it— like that? i mean, i wasn't so surprised when it was- c c1ec7 i mean, i wasn't so surprised when it was slippery etanet— surprised when it was slippery starner eaying— surprised when it was slippery starmer saying it— surprised when it was slippery starmer saying it, but what is nitn— starmer saying it, but what is nitn tne— starmer saying it, but what is with the social— starmer saying it, but what is with the social engineering of ot— with the social engineering of some of these— with the social engineering of some of these conservatives, tneee— some of these conservatives, tneee tayee — some of these conservatives, these days? we— some of these conservatives, these days? �*ftnz; 1en: . 1 these days? we also had victoria atkins in about 3 or 4 years ago saying that there should be fireman sam should be a woman . fireman sam should be a woman. you know, this has been going on for a while. and fortunately, i did publicly call her out. this is just did publicly call her out. this isjust crazy. benjamin is just crazy. benjamin butterworth,- 1 benjamin butterworth, even you must is just crazy. benjamin- butterworth, even you must agree james— butterworth, even you must agree tanee tont— butterworth, even you must agree tanee tont nae— butterworth, even you must agree james bond has to— butterworth, even you must agree james bond has to stay a bloke, rignt— james bond has to stay a bloke, rignt e — james bond has to stay a bloke, rignt e i— james bond has to stay a bloke, right ? i should— james bond has to stay a bloke, right ? i should be— james bond has to stay a bloke, right ? i should be the- james bond has to stay a bloke, right? : 1r:j;,t

we look, i'm actually going we go. look, i'm actually going to with benjamin to go with with benjamin butterworth, though , because butterworth, though, because prince is today's union prince harry is today's union jackass. after being exposed for taking 20 million from spotify, 100 million from netflix and doing no work , apart from coming doing no work, apart from coming up with a completely mad idea to interview vladimir putin about childhood trauma. de—man jenkins, benjamin button earth. beunda jenkins, benjamin button earth. belinda de lucy. my superstar panel this monday night. i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. to join us. we've got nigel farage megan kelly. next up, though, it's headliners good night .