it's 3 pm. it's patrick christys. it's gb news. now, any second we are going to go live to a police press conference following the inquest in the death nicola bulley. that death of nicola bulley. that inquest found that she may well have died as quickly as 25 seconds after entering the water. lancashire police will be talking in a matter of moments. we will take that live. but in other news, rwanda, is it value for money? it's emerged might for money? it's emerged it might cost grand deport cost around 165 grand to deport someone. okay. i think it someone. yeah okay. i think it is value for money because of the deterrent and because

the deterrent factor and because of ongoing cost of actually of the ongoing cost of actually keeping if we keeping somebody here. if we don't deport. in other news, i'm also going talking about also going to be talking about this. energised about this. i'm very energised about this. i'm very energised about this story today, and i think a lot well. in lot of you should be as well. in my cricket is just not my view, cricket is just not institutionally racist or sexist, despite what this ridiculous new report has to say . i will be getting stuck right into that with a whole host of top guests. in other news, we're also going going at this also going to be going at this as well. 27 members of just stop oil have been arrested. they've been herded up and carted off, not time . there was more not before time. there was more instances of them lobbing whatever call paint or whatever they call paint or whatever they call paint or whatever a building whatever over a building in canary and as well canary wharf. and as well protesting outside a hospital. i thought they weren't going to hold ambulances up. one more final one for as well, which hold ambulances up. one more firthis,1e for as well, which hold ambulances up. one more firthis,1e forit? as well, which hold ambulances up. one more firthis,1e forit? yes, well, which hold ambulances up. one more firthis,1e forit? yes, itall, which hold ambulances up. one more firthis,1e forit? yes, it is. which is this, isn't it? yes, it is. now one to go until now just one day to go until i dance on stage with dream dance on stage with the dream boys. final rehearsal boys. i had my final rehearsal today. playing your today. i will be playing your clips of that very shortly . clips of that very shortly. loads on the agenda. patrick christys. gb news. gb views. a

gb news .com. a couple of big ones for you to email in on today is rwanda value for money. that's the first one. do you that's the first one. and do you honestly cricket is honestly think that cricket is institutionally racist and sexist? a gb news .com sexist? gb views a gb news .com headunes sexist? gb views a gb news .com headlines now . good afternoon headlines now. good afternoon from— headlines now. good afternoon from the— headlines now. good afternoon from the ea— headlines now. good afternoon from the gb newsroom.- : good afternoon from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts.— from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts. n-s— from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts. n-s .— from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts. it's . 3:02— from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts. it's . 3:02 well, let's roberts. it's. 3:02 well, let's just— roberts. it's. 3:02 well, let's just start— roberts. it's. 3:02 well, let's just start with— roberts. it's. 3:02 well, let's just start with our breaking this— just start with our breaking news this hour.— just start with our breaking news this hour. the inquest into the teeth— news this hour. the inquest into the teeth ot— news this hour. the inquest into the death of nicola birley has ttnttutet.— the death of nicola birley has concluded. the— the death of nicola birley has concluded. the mother of two ttet— concluded. the mother of two ttet tom — concluded. the mother of two died from accidental drowning. the— died from accidental drowning. the sente— died from accidental drowning. the senior coroner, dr. james they,— the senior coroner, dr. james httey, tott— the senior coroner, dr. james adley, told the— the senior coroner, dr. james adley, told the inquest nicola fell adley, told the inquest nicola tett hte— adley, told the inquest nicola fell into the— adley, told the inquest nicola fell into the cold— adley, told the inquest nicola fell into the cold water and gave— fell into the cold water and gave he— fell into the cold water and gave no indication of any htehtteh— gave no indication of any intention to— gave no indication of any intention to take her own life. theta— intention to take her own life. hteete euth— intention to take her own life. nicola bully disappeared in january— nicola bully disappeared in january whilst— nicola bully disappeared in january whilst walking her dog theme— january whilst walking her dog theme the— january whilst walking her dog along the river— january whilst walking her dog along the river wyre in in lancashire.— along the river wyre in in lancashire. well, let's just go to lancashire— lancashire. well, let's just go to lancashire now— lancashire. well, let's just go to lancashire now for a live prese— to lancashire now for a live press conference- to lancashire now for a live press conference where we can get— press conference where we can get an —

press conference where we can get an update— press conference where we can get an uptete eh— press conference where we can get an update on the recording of get an update on the recording oh that— get an update on the recording of that inquest— get an update on the recording of that inquest .— get an update on the recording of that inquest . two of that inquest. two minutes. that.— of that inquest. two minutes. okay. wett— of that inquest. two minutes. okay. we'll come— of that inquest. two minutes. okay. we'll come back to that. that— okay. we'll come back to that. that hash-t— okay. we'll come back to that. that hasn't started yet. we will teet— that hasn't started yet. we will heet te— that hasn't started yet. we will come back to that— that hasn't started yet. we will come back to that as soon as we get— come back to that as soon as we get etght— come back to that as soon as we get etght et— come back to that as soon as we get etght et ht— come back to that as soon as we get sight of it starting . okay. get sight of it starting. okay. ether— get sight of it starting. okay. ether newe— get sight of it starting. okay. other news now.— get sight of it starting. okay. other news now. the threat of ethtee— other news now. the threat of more strikes by— other news now. the threat of more strikes by nurses in thgteht— more strikes by nurses in thgteht hee— more strikes by nurses in england has ended after a ballot on england has ended after a ballot eh tutthet— england has ended after a ballot on further industrial action tettet— on further industrial action tettet te— on further industrial action failed to meet— on further industrial action failed to meet the legal threshold— failed to meet the legal threshold .— failed to meet the legal threshold . and the royal college threshold. and the royal college of threshold. and the royal college et hutethg— threshold. and the royal college et hutethg eage— threshold. and the royal college of nursing says 84% of its hehehte— of nursing says 84% of its members voted- of nursing says 84% of its members voted to back more ethtee— members voted to back more ethtee hut— members voted to back more strikes, but only— members voted to back more strikes, but only 43% took part in strikes, but only 43% took part he the— strikes, but only 43% took part in the ballot— strikes, but only 43% took part in the ballot .— strikes, but only 43% took part in the ballot. so— strikes, but only 43% took part in the ballot . so it strikes, but only 43% took part in the ballot. so it failed to teach— in the ballot. so it failed to teach the— in the ballot. so it failed to reach the required 50. the nurses started— reach the required 50. the nurses started their industrial eetteh— nurses started their industrial action towards— nurses started their industrial action towards the end of 2022, in action towards the end of 2022, th e— action towards the end of 2022, th e htttet— action towards the end of 2022, in a bitter dispute— action towards the end of 2022, in a bitter dispute over pay. heetth— in a bitter dispute over pay. health minister— in a bitter dispute over pay. health minister maria caulfield eage— health minister maria caulfield says nurses agreed to a good pay teet— says nurses agreed to a good pay teet . — says nurses agreed to a good pay deal . welcome.— says nurses agreed to a good pay deal . welcome. the— says nurses agreed to a good pay deal . i pti says nurses agreed to a good pay deal . i pi deal. welcome. the fact that that we did reach an agreement that we did reach an agreement that pay rise is going to be landing now in over a million nhs workers pay packets this

month and that will make a real difference to them. so we welcome the news today that strike action is on hold for nurses. former health strike action is on hold for nurses . former health secretary nurses. former health secretary hatt— nurses. former health secretary thett heheeet— nurses. former health secretary matt hancock has— former health secretary matt hancock has concluded, gtvhg— matt hancock has concluded, giving evidence— matt hancock has concluded, giving evidence to the covid 19 teeth.— giving evidence to the covid 19 hguhg. he— giving evidence to the covid 19 hguhg. he sett— giving evidence to the covid 19 inquiry. he said nothing can hhhg— inquiry. he said nothing can hhhg teet— inquiry. he said nothing can bring back the— inquiry. he said nothing can bring back the people who died, but bring back the people who died, hut thet— bring back the people who died, but that necessary— bring back the people who died, but that necessary measures need to he— but that necessary measures need to he then— but that necessary measures need to be taken and— but that necessary measures need to be taken and early to stop a tutute— to be taken and early to stop a future pandemic— to be taken and early to stop a future pandemic from killing peepte— future pandemic from killing peepte. he— future pandemic from killing people. he said— future pandemic from killing people. he said the system for tuhhhg— people. he said the system for tuhhhg etutt— people. he said the system for running adult social care is flawed— running adult social care is ttewet ent— running adult social care is flawed and was— running adult social care is flawed and was in nowhere near geot— flawed and was in nowhere near good enough— flawed and was in nowhere near good enough shape when the tangent— good enough shape when the pandemic-2020.- good enough shape when the pandemic 2020. also pandemic hit in 2020. he also reveetet— pandemic hit in 2020. he also revealed the— pandemic hit in 2020. he also revealed the uk— pandemic hit in 2020. he also revealed the uk came within hotte— revealed the uk came within hours et— revealed the uk came within hours of running— revealed the uk came within hours of running out of hettethee— hours of running out of medicines for- hours of running out of medicines for intensive care thhhg— medicines for intensive care thhhg the— medicines for intensive care during the pandemic. he told the hveettgetteh— during the pandemic. he told the investigation he— during the pandemic. he told the investigation he was wrong to thht— investigation he was wrong to thht the— investigation he was wrong to thht the th— investigation he was wrong to think the uk was— investigation he was wrong to think the uk was prepared for the pandemic. _ think the uk was prepared for the pandemic. uk was one of the best placed countries in the world for responding to a pandemic and indeed lead in some areas categorised by the world health organisation as the best place in the world. and you can understand that when you're assured by the leading global authority that the uk is the best prepared in the world, that

is quite a significant reassurance . that turned out to reassurance. that turned out to be wrong . boris johnson's be wrong. boris johnson's gettehe— be wrong. boris johnson's eettehe h— be wrong. boris johnson's actions in the— be wrong. boris johnson's actions in the lead- g boris johnson's actions in the lead up to his oath— actions in the lead up to his hath hatt— actions in the lead up to his daily that job— actions in the lead up to his daily mail job announcement show an urgent— daily mail job announcement show an urgent need— daily mail job announcement show an urgent need to— daily mail job announcement show an urgent need to reform . an urgent need to reform. heeetthg— an urgent need to reform. according to— an urgent need to reform. according to a— an urgent need to reform. according to a watchdog, the theory— according to a watchdog, the advisory committee on business aggehthehte— advisory committee on business appointments says the former hathe — appointments says the former prime minister— appointments says the former prime minister told them about the-heathen— prime minister told them about the-position only- prime minister told them about the position only 30 minutes the new position only 30 minutes hetete— the new position only 30 minutes hetete he— the new position only 30 minutes before he announced it on hatter.— before he announced it on twitter. but— before he announced it on twitter. but rules state twitter. but the rules state tether— twitter. but the rules state former ministers should neither announce nor take— former ministers should neither announce nor take before announce nor take up jobs before teeetvhg— announce nor take up jobs before teeetvhg atvtee— announce nor take up jobs before receiving advice from the eehhtttee— receiving advice from the committee .— receiving advice from the committee . senior executive from committee. senior executive from team— committee. senior executive from teeee heta — committee. senior executive from tesco, asda, sainsbury's and netneene— tesco, asda, sainsbury's and morrisons have— tesco, asda, sainsbury's and morrisons have been questioned by tate— morrisons have been questioned tag the eve— morrisons have been questioned by mps over rising— morrisons have been questioned by mps over rising food prices . by mps over rising food prices. teet— by mps over rising food prices. food inflation— by mps over rising food prices. food inflation has— by mps over rising food prices. food inflation has eased for a eee— food inflation has eased for a second month— food inflation has eased for a second month as— food inflation has eased for a second month as supermarkets cut the enee— second month as supermarkets cut the ghee et— second month as supermarkets cut the price of some— second month as supermarkets cut the price of some household etahtee— the price of some household etantee .— the price of some household staples , including milk, cheese staples, including milk, cheese ant— staples, including milk, cheese ant egge— staples, including milk, cheese ant egge .— staples, including milk, cheese and eggs. figures from the htttteh— and eggs. figures from the british retail— and eggs. figures from the british retail consortium show that— british retail consortium show that enee— british retail consortium show that ehea enee— british retail consortium show that shop price inflation evetatt— that shop price inflation overall slowed to 8.4% in june, tenn— overall slowed to 8.4% in june, tenn tten — overall slowed to 8.4% in june, tenn tten ete— overall slowed to 8.4% in june, down from 9% in— overall slowed to 8.4% in june, down from 9% in may. gb news teaettet— down from 9% in may. gb news teaettet thu— down from 9% in may. gb news reporter will hollis says bosses aetet— reporter will hollis says bosses were asked about— reporter will hollis says bosses were asked about their profits . were asked about their profits. sapetnattet— were asked about their profits. supermarket bosses— were asked about their profits. supermarket bosses took-

supermarket bosses took a lengthy grilling this morning from that cross party of mps on the business and trade . okay the business and trade. okay let's go to preston now where we can hear from lancashire through the statements on their behalf the statements on their behalf the last few months have been extremely tough to process for our family. the emotional impact will our family. the emotional impact nttt etay— our family. the emotional impact nttt etag tang— our family. the emotional impact nttt etag tang tn— our family. the emotional impact will stay long in our— ” eat the emotional impact will stay long in our hearts . will stay long in our hearts. ant— will stay long in our hearts. ant nhttet— will stay long in our hearts. and whilst we— will stay long in our hearts. and whilst we will never forget the tee— and whilst we will never forget the teee et— and whilst we will never forget the loss of our— and whilst we will never forget the loss of our nicky, we will teteet— the loss of our nicky, we will forever remember— the loss of our nicky, we will forever remember her as the hntttant— forever remember her as the brilliant mum _ forever remember her as the brilliant mum partner , daughter brilliant mum partner, daughter and brilliant mum partner, daughter ant etetet— brilliant mum partner, daughter and sister that— brilliant mum partner, daughter and sister that we all knew and hated— and sister that we all knew and tetet ee— and sister that we all knew and tetet ee ven— and sister that we all knew and loved so very much . pt: loved so very much. the help and support that we have received over these past few months has meant more than words can say from family and friends to complete strangers across the country and the world. thank you . nicky and paul's girls have already taken great comfort in a deeply thoughtful gift sent to

them in goodwill . and deeply thoughtful gift sent to them in goodwill. and in time they nth— them in goodwill. and in time they will read— them in goodwill. and in time they will read the— s 3: ii and in time they will read the many cards nhteh— they will read the many cards nhteh ate— they will read the many cards which are filled— they will read the many cards which are filled with such ttntneee— which are filled with such kindness and— which are filled with such kindness and love. : kindness and love. sadly, we teet— kindness and love. sadly, we teet the— kindness and love. sadly, we feel the need to again raise and address the issue of social media. it's upsetting that we've eenttnaet— media. it's upsetting that we've eenttnaet te— media. it's upsetting that we've continued to receive— ”tilt: it's upsetting that we've continued to receive negative tatgetet— continued to receive negative targeted messages and still when— targeted messages and still widely inaccurate speculate on hetng— widely inaccurate speculate on hetng ehatet— widely inaccurate speculate on being shared on— widely inaccurate speculate on being shared on numerous atattetne— being shared on numerous platforms as— being shared on numerous platforms as we encourage people to platforms as we encourage people te teet— platforms as we encourage people te teat at— platforms as we encourage people te teat at the— platforms as we encourage people to look at the facts— platforms as we encourage people to look at the facts . to look at the facts. the enhance— to look at the facts. the evidence which is being heard dunng evidence which is being heard during the inquest and the conclusion reached by the coroner to ignore any amateur views and opinions and be mindful of the of the impact words bring . we want to formally words bring. we want to formally say thank you for the support and compassion shown by lancashire constabulary . his lancashire constabulary. his majesty's coroner , dr. adely . majesty's coroner, dr. adely. his team . sophie cartwright, kc his team. sophie cartwright, kc of deans court chambers and

terry wilcox of hudgell solicitors . we now need to be solicitors. we now need to be allowed time to comprehend and allowed time to comprehend and all of the events leading up to this date. we ask that you all respect our privacy at this time to let us rebuild and take time to let us rebuild and take time to heal. thank you . i want to to heal. thank you. i want to start by saying that first and foremost , my start by saying that first and foremost, my thoughts today are with nicky's family and loved ones. they with nicky's family and loved ones . they have been through the ones. they have been through the meet— ones. they have been through the most unimaginable— they have been through the most unimaginable lengths and i can most unimaginable lengths and i enh— most unimaginable lengths and i enty hege— most unimaginable lengths and i can only hope that— most unimaginable lengths and i can only hope that this inquest in can only hope that this inquest tn nay— can only hope that this inquest in some way will— can only hope that this inquest in some way will help by anewenng— in some way will help by answering some of the questions that— answering some of the questions that they— answering some of the questions that they they— answering some of the questions that they they had _ answering some of the questions that they they had about what happened— that they they had about what haaaenet te— that they they had about what happened to nicky. on january the 27th— happened to nicky. on january the 27th ant— happened to nicky. on january the 27th and will— happened to nicky. on january the 27th and will allow them to etatt— the 27th and will allow them to etatt the— the 27th and will allow them to start the process— the 27th and will allow them to start the process of rebuilding theta— start the process of rebuilding thett thee— start the process of rebuilding their lives as— start the process of rebuilding their lives as best they can. i neute— their lives as best they can. i neatt the— their lives as best they can. i would like to— their lives as best they can. i would like to thank doctor tattey— would like to thank doctor tattey tet— would like to thank doctor radley for his— would like to thank doctor radley for his careful consideration of the evidence ateeentet— consideration of the evidence ateeentet at— consideration of the evidence presented at this— consideration of the evidence

presented at this inquest and all presented at this inquest and at at— presented at this inquest and at at the— presented at this inquest and all of the witnesses for their aatttee— all of the witnesses for their rate .— all of the witnesses for their aatttee . t— all of the witnesses for their gantee. t hege— all of the witnesses for their parties. i hope that his nareety-e— parties. i hope that his majesty's coroner's clear and tettntttve — majesty's coroner's clear and definitive findings will put an ent— definitive findings will put an end te— definitive findings will put an end te ht— definitive findings will put an end to ill informed speculation ant— end to ill informed speculation ant eeneattaey— end to ill informed speculation and conspiracy theories which have— and conspiracy theories which have teen— and conspiracy theories which have teen ee— and conspiracy theories which have been so damaging to nicky's family— have been so damaging to nicky's tantty ant— have been so damaging to nicky's tanttg ant the— have been so damaging to nicky's family and the community of satnt— family and the community of saint michael's— family and the community of saint michael's .— family and the community of saint michael's. i would like to then— saint michael's. i would like to ttnteh hy— saint michael's. i would like to finish by bringing— saint michael's. i would like to finish by bringing this back to nicky— finish by bringing this back to nicky .— finish by bringing this back to nicky . she— finish by bringing this back to nicky . she was— finish by bringing this back to nicky . she was clearly a much nicky. she was clearly a much tetet— nicky. she was clearly a much tetet nann— nicky. she was clearly a much loved mum. pa— nicky. she was clearly a much loved mum. pa partner, daughter, etetet— loved mum. pa partner, daughter, etetet ant— loved mum. pa partner, daughter, sister and friend. _ loved mum. pa partner, daughter, sister and friend. and i would agatn— sister and friend. and i would once again like— sister and friend. and i would once again like to express my teeheet— once again like to express my deepest sympathy to all her tevet— deepest sympathy to all her tetet enee— deepest sympathy to all her tetet .— deepest sympathy to all her loved ones . and— deepest sympathy to all her loved ones . and i would ask that loved ones. and i would ask that theta— loved ones. and i would ask that thett anvaey— loved ones. and i would ask that thett privacy te— loved ones. and i would ask that their privacy is respected at the— their privacy is respected at thte ttne— their privacy is respected at thte ttne te— their privacy is respected at this time to allow them the time ant— this time to allow them the time ant enaee— this time to allow them the time ant eaaee te— this time to allow them the time and space to rebuild and to heal . thank— and space to rebuild and to heal . thant yea— and space to rebuild and to heal . thant yea .— and space to rebuild and to heal . thant yea . — and space to rebuild and to heal . thank you . so— and space to rebuild and to heal . thank you . so that- and space to rebuild and to heal . thank you . . thank you. so that was the very, very brief press conference there from outside

preston county court following the inquest into the death of nicola burley , who went missing nicola burley, who went missing on january the 27th. there was that three week search, wasn't there? the verdict in that inquest , the ruling in that inquest, the ruling in that inquest, the ruling in that inquest has been accidental death . they say there was no death. they say there was no signs that nicola was feeling in any before any way suicidal before the incident and there were no traces alcohol in her system. traces of alcohol in her system. clearly, to be clearly, huge questions to be asked over lancashire police. you detective you just heard that detective chief pauline chief superintendent pauline stables lancashire police, stables from lancashire police, you also heard very moving you also heard a very moving statement from family statement from the family and the solicitor , terry the family's solicitor, terry cox, as well. so that is the latest from that two day inquest into the death of nicola burley. right we've got loads of other stories on as well today. we are going to be discussing the rwanda plan , whether it's value rwanda plan, whether it's value for money. we're also going to be or not be talking about whether or not cricket institutionally be talking about whether or not cricket isexist. onally be talking about whether or not cricket isexist. 0|have be talking about whether or not cricket i sexist. 0|have very racist and sexist. i have very strong views on i've got strong views on that. i've got a whole of top guests on whole host of top guests on that. we'll be getting stuck whole host of top guests on that it.'e'll be getting stuck whole host of top guests on that it. i'll be getting stuck whole host of top guests on that it. i don't getting stuck whole host of top guests on that it. i don't buying stuck whole host of top guests on that it. i don't buy thisttuck whole host of top guests on that it. i don't buy this report into it. i don't buy this report whatsoever. in fact, i find whatsoever. and in fact, i find it also it quite offensive. we're also going about going to be talking about electric cars apparently causing more damage roads than more damage to the roads than

normal with the government's crack on with the government's controversial plan deport controversial plan to deport migrants to rwanda and the fact that it would cost more than keeping asylum seekers in the uk . but there is more than meets the eye to that stat as i will go on to discuss. that's according the government's according to the government's own and economic impact own analysis and economic impact report into the illegal migration bill that migration bill says that deportees options to safe deportees options to a safe country could cost around £63,000 more per individual. the home office report found that sending an individual to rwanda would cost about 170 grand. that's higher than the estimated £106,000 to process a migrant in the uk, which includes accommodation down at around £85 per night and supporting them for an estimated four years. yeah four years. while their asylum claim is processed . that asylum claim is processed. that is, as i said , an estimated 63 is, as i said, an estimated 63 grand more to send a migrant to rwanda . but last year, nearly

rwanda. but last year, nearly 46,000 people crossed the channel on boats. if the crossings continue to rise at the current rate, the report found that it would cost the uk . £32 million a day by the end of 2026 to effectively break even , the plans would have to even, the plans would have to deter 37% of people from crossing the channel now, the home office believes its rwanda policy would help achieve that. can i just suggest as well that what this report does not factor in is the ongoing ing costs of these people. so let's just say that somebody comes and they're processed here for around 106 grand. well that assumes that the hotel prices to the hotel prices are going to stay the same and the accommodation prices are going to they to stay the same, which they are not. factor in maybe not. can i also factor in maybe the cost of like the cost of things like raf scampton, that local area has now on a £300 million now missed out on a £300 million renovation project as a result of having an asylum seeker base there as well. what about the ongoing cost for finding these people social housing? if they can't job, how have they can't get a job, how have they got children? would those children school ? children have to go to school? will issues? will they have health issues?

will they have health issues? will use our nhs? will they have to use our nhs? it goes on and on and so for it goes on and on and on. so for my money anyway, if you'll excuse pun , it will work out excuse the pun, it will work out cheaper to send somebody to rwanda than would to deal rwanda than it would to deal with here. joining me now with them here. joining me now is mackinlay, conservative is craig mackinlay, conservative mp for south thanet. thank you very much, craig. look, i do think that the overbearing headune think that the overbearing headline as it's been treated by the majority of our media the vast majority of our media that rwanda is far too expensive and we'd be better keeping them all up the all here, putting them up in the ritz eton is ritz and sending them to eton is a disingenuous. ritz and sending them to eton is a disingenuous . yes. a little bit disingenuous. yes. yeah, completely. i mean, your tnttetaetten— yeah, completely. i mean, your introduction there,— yeah, completely. i mean, your introduction there, i think, eeet— introduction there, i think, covered-quite. introduction there, i think,- covered-quite well covered the points quite well heeaaee— covered the points quite well heeaaee the— covered the points quite well because the whole idea about the tnanta— because the whole idea about the tnanta pathet— because the whole idea about the tnanta policy .— because the whole idea about the rwanda policy , i've— because the whole idea about the rwanda policy , i've never been a rwanda policy, i've never been a great— rwanda policy, i've never been a great-twanta- rwanda policy, i've never been a great rwanda policy, great fan of the rwanda policy, but great fan of the rwanda policy, hat tt-e— great fan of the rwanda policy, hat he the— great fan of the rwanda policy, but it's the only— great fan of the rwanda policy, but it's the only tool we've got tett— but it's the only tool we've got tett-hex— but it's the only tool we've got tett-hea .— but it's the only tool we've got tett-hea . t— but it's the only tool we've got left-box. i mean,- but it's the only tool we've got left box. i mean, i've left in the box. i mean, i've got— left in the box. i mean, i've getlteet— left in the box. i mean, i've getlteet hex— left in the box. i mean, i've gotltool box at- left in the box. i mean, i've got tool box at home. got a tool box at home. i haven-t— got a tool box at home. i haven-t-a— got a tool box at home. i haven't-a great- got a tool box at home. i haven't a great set. and you haven't got a great set. and you have— haven't got a great set. and you have te— haven't got a great set. and you have te hate— haven't got a great set. and you have to make things fit from the— have to make things fit from ttne—tteneh- have to make things fit from - time—french haven't time to time. the french haven't teen— been stopping the beach tannehtnge— been stopping the beach launchings them launchings as we've asked them to launchings as we've asked them tent-e— launchings as we've asked them te-ne-ve—tel launchings as we've asked them te-ne-ve—te tei to do. as we've paid them to do ntth— to do. as we've paid them to do ntth eeentngty— to do. as we've paid them to do with seemingly any amount of neney— with seemingly any amount of neney-neet— with seemingly any amount of money-need that- with seemingly any amount of money need that hasn't money they need that hasn't aetaatty— money they need that hasn't actually stopped the flow donei some -course,-whole some of it, of course, the whole ttea— some of it, of course, the whole ttea attent— some of it, of course, the whole idea about rwanda— some of it, of course, the whole idea about rwanda is deterrence,

so idea about rwanda is deterrence, 50.,— idea about rwanda is deterrence, eel tee— idea about rwanda is deterrence, eel yee the— idea about rwanda is deterrence, eel yee the eeet— idea about rwanda is deterrence, so-, yes, the cost is- idea about rwanda is deterrence, so , yes, the cost is high. so that, yes, the cost is high. eeaee— so that, yes, the cost is high. 169,000, although the wooden tettat— 169,000, although the wooden dollar accounting— 169,000, although the wooden dollar accounting that's been put— dollar accounting that's been put tentat— dollar accounting that's been put forward today, if that if the— put forward today, if that if the at— put forward today, if that if two of those _ put forward today, if that if two of those are sent to rwanda, but two of those are sent to rwanda, hat tt— two of those are sent to rwanda, hat tt tetete— two of those are sent to rwanda, but it deters three,— two of those are sent to rwanda, but it deters three, you're aheat— but it deters three, you're aheat et— but it deters three, you're ahead of the— but it deters three, you're ahead of the game. we've aetaatty— ahead of the game. we've actually saved— ahead of the game. we've actually saved money. but the reality— actually saved money. but the teattty te— actually saved money. but the reality is, patrick,— actually saved money. but the reality is, patrick, is that we tttetatty— reality is, patrick, is that we are literally running out of hetete— are literally running out of hetete ant— are literally running out of hotels and you— are literally running out of hotels and you can just imagine when— hotels and you can just imagine when we— hotels and you can just imagine when we etatt— hotels and you can just imagine when we start having to put up nagee— when we start having to put up nagee tente— when we start having to put up marquee tents and all the rest of marquee tents and all the rest at t— marquee tents and all the rest at t heeawee— marquee tents and all the rest of it because there's no hotels tett— of it because there's no hotels tett, wea— of it because there's no hotels tett, you wttt— of it because there's no hotels left, you will have— of it because there's no hotels left, you will have the same law for left, you will have the same law tat tawwete. — left, you will have the same law for lawyers. the— left, you will have the same law for lawyers. the ambulance ehaeee— for lawyers. the ambulance chasers claiming human rights aheee— chasers claiming human rights abuses against— chasers claiming human rights abuses against people who have teen— abuses against people who have teen hawng— abuses against people who have teen hawng te— abuses against people who have been having to live under canvas as been having to live under canvas ae t— been having to live under canvas ae t wee— been having to live under canvas as it were, because— been having to live under canvas as it were, because there's newehte— as it were, because there's nowhere else. _ as it were, because there's nowhere else. and we'll be going ttght— nowhere else. and we'll be going ttght tatt— nowhere else. and we'll be going nght taet te— nowhere else. and we'll be going right back to square one again. tut— right back to square one again. tut wet-te— right back to square one again. tut wen-te gutte— right back to square one again. but you're quite right to add in what— but you're quite right to add in what t— but you're quite right to add in what t eat— but you're quite right to add in what i call the— but you're quite right to add in what i call the capital cost of teeth— what i call the capital cost of teette eentng— what i call the capital cost of people coming to— what i call the capital cost of people coming to the uk, it's net— people coming to the uk, it's net teet— people coming to the uk, it's net tuet the— people coming to the uk, it's not just the revenue cost , i.e. not just the revenue cost, i.e. the— not just the revenue cost, i.e. the tntttng— not just the revenue cost, i.e. the putting them— not just the revenue cost, i.e. the putting them up in hotels. ene— the putting them up in hotels. the tent— the putting them up in hotels. the tetnt t— the putting them up in hotels. one point i have— the putting them up in hotels. one point i have to make why on eatth— one point i have to make why on eatth teee— one point i have to make why on eatth teee tt— one point i have to make why on earth does it take— one point i have to make why on earth does it take four years to thee— earth does it take four years to process somebody? but we'll wett— process somebody? but we'll we-tt eet— process somebody? but we'll we'll set that— process somebody? but we'll we'll set that aside as an atgnnent— we'll set that aside as an atgnnent-a- we'll set that aside as an argument a discussion point argument and a discussion point for

argument and a discussion point ten—.— argument and a discussion point ten—lwee- argument and a discussion point tea—nwee thete| argument and a discussion point he a—lwee thete| argument and a discussion point fo a capital . yes, there argument and a discussion point fo a capital cost. yes, there argument and a discussion point fo a capital cost as yes, there argument and a discussion point fo a capital cost as you'vethere argument and a discussion point fo a capital cost as you've gote is a capital cost as you've got an—tetutatten- is a capital cost as you've got an—tetutatten .- an increasing population, tantttee— an increasing population, families come— an increasing population, families come over, you've got etueatten— families come over, you've got education costs,— families come over, you've got education costs, health costs, heuetng— education costs, health costs, henetng eeete— education costs, health costs, housing costs ,_ education costs, health costs, housing costs , new roads and all housing costs, new roads and all the-tt— housing costs, new roads and all the-ht .— housing costs, new roads and all the-ht , whteh— housing costs, new roads and all the-it , which has- housing costs, new roads and all the-it , which has to- housing costs, new roads and all the it, which has to be the rest of it, which has to be tutt— the rest of it, which has to be tuttt en— the rest of it, which has to be tuttt en the— the rest of it, which has to be built on the back— the rest of it, which has to be built on the back of increased accommodation— built on the back of increased accommodation .— built on the back of increased accommodation . and is very accommodation. and that is very new— accommodation. and that is very rarely factored— accommodation. and that is very rarely factored in,— accommodation. and that is very rarely factored in, very rarely taetetet. — rarely factored in, very rarely taetetet. tn— rarely factored in, very rarely factored. in report i read is factored. in a report i read is that— factored. in a report i read is that tet— factored. in a report i read is that per person,— factored. in a report i read is that per person, additional in the wt— that per person, additional in the wt ean— that per person, additional in the uk can cost— that per person, additional in the uk can cost up to another tzsoeoo. — the uk can cost up to another tzsoeoo. se— the uk can cost up to another £250,000. so if— the uk can cost up to another £250,000. so if the rwanda stops and £250,000. so if the rwanda stops ant teee— £250,000. so if the rwanda stops ant teee the— £250,000. so if the rwanda stops and does the deterrent effect ant— and does the deterrent effect ant teet— and does the deterrent effect ant tnet tut— and does the deterrent effect ant tnet tut tn— and does the deterrent effect and just put in my myself into the ntnte— and just put in my myself into the ntnte et— and just put in my myself into the minds of a— and just put in my myself into the minds of a potential migrant , the— the minds of a potential migrant , the tteeteet— the minds of a potential migrant , the tteeteet et— the minds of a potential migrant , the prospect of coming to the uk , the prospect of coming to the wt ant— , the prospect of coming to the wt ant then— , the prospect of coming to the uk and then getting sent to twanta— uk and then getting sent to twanta et— uk and then getting sent to rwanda or staying in france, germany— rwanda or staying in france, germany .— rwanda or staying in france, germany , greece or wherever else germany, greece or wherever else wet-we — germany, greece or wherever else wen-we taeeet— germany, greece or wherever else you've passed through , i think you've passed through, i think that— you've passed through, i think that haw— you've passed through, i think that may te— you've passed through, i think that may be more appealing . that may be more appealing. i ten-t— that may be more appealing. i ten-t thew— that may be more appealing. i don't know about— that may be more appealing. i don't know about you,- that may be more appealing. i don't know about you, but- that may be more appealing. i don't know about you, but i'm getting sick and tired of everybody saying to everybody saying no to everything. well, we can't everything. oh well, we can't possibly back. possibly turn the boats back. that inhumane. that would be inhumane. oh, we can't in can't possibly keep them in detention that would be detention centres that would be inhumane. can't possibly inhumane. oh, we can't possibly deport actual criminals to countries own origin countries of their own origin because that would inhumane. because that would be inhumane. we'll stay and we'll let some of them stay and then on streets then kill people on the streets over can't possibly then kill people on the streets over people can't possibly

then kill people on the streets over people can't |i>ssibly then kill people on the streets over people can't |i mean, send people to rwanda. i mean, that's ridiculous thing to do. that's a ridiculous thing to do. all okay. well what is all right. okay. well what is your because at the your solution? because at the moment , the solution is make moment, the solution is to make the taxpayer pay for the british taxpayer pay for everything share their everything and share their resources people resources with a load of people who, frankly, don't no who, frankly, they don't know no , you're absolutely right. i mean, we are pussyfooting , you're absolutely right. i- mean, we are pussyfooting around this mean, we are pussyfooting around thte tetate. — mean, we are pussyfooting around this debate. i've— mean, we are pussyfooting around this debate. i've had enough of tneewteettng— this debate. i've had enough of pussyfooting debate. this debate. i've had enough of pthinktoting debate. this debate. i've had enough of pthink thetg debate. this debate. i've had enough of pthink the british debate. this debate. i've had enough of pthink the british people iebate. this debate. i've had enough of pthink the british people havea. i think the british people have hat— had enough of pussyfooting aent— had enough of pussyfooting around-debate- had enough of pussyfooting around debate . now, i've around this debate. now, i've put— around this debate. now, i've put-a— around this debate. now, i've tut-a than- around this debate. now, i've tut-a ttan .- around this debate. now, i've put a plan . you'll like put forward a plan. you'll like the— put forward a plan. you'll like thte ene— put forward a plan. you'll like this one, patrick. _ put forward a plan. you'll like this one, patrick. i think we have— this one, patrick. i think we have ateut— this one, patrick. i think we have about 60— this one, patrick. i think we have about 60 chinook helicopters— have about 60 chinook helicopters in the uk. so let's that— helicopters in the uk. so let's assume that they're all work and we-we—thenl we've probably got 50 of them. i went— we've probably got 50 of them. i weutt have— we've probably got 50 of them. i would have them— we've probably got 50 of them. i would have them one of them on the teaeh— would have them one of them on the teaeh tn— would have them one of them on the beach in dungeness. so when the beach in dungeness. so when the tent— the beach in dungeness. so when the tent teat— the beach in dungeness. so when the rnli boat turns— the beach in dungeness. so when the rnli boat turns up, they go on the rnli boat turns up, they go en the— the rnli boat turns up, they go on the chinook— the rnli boat turns up, they go on the chinook and they're just heetet— on the chinook and they're just. hoofed_channel hoofed straight over the channel tatt— hoofed straight over the channel taetla— hoofed straight over the channel taetla-tune— hoofed straight over the channel back-a-dune in- hoofed straight over the channel back a dune in france . back to a sand dune in france. ant— back to a sand dune in france. ant-eat,— back to a sand dune in france. and-say,-france- back to a sand dune in france. and-say,-france ,- back to a sand dune in france. and say, france , this and we say, well, france, this the — and we say, well, france, this the teat— and we say, well, france, this was the deal that— and we say, well, france, this was the deal that we had that went— was the deal that we had that wen-t etee— was the deal that we had that you'd stop these— was the deal that we had that you'd stop these people. these are you'd stop these people. these ate-that— you'd stop these people. these ate-that wet- you'd stop these people. these are that you missed. i are the few that you missed. i guarantee— are the few that you missed. i gnatantee vou— are the few that you missed. i gnatantee wet .— are the few that you missed. i guarantee you , patrick, this guarantee you, patrick, this tate— guarantee you, patrick, this ttate-te — guarantee you, patrick, this trade be disrupted in trade would be disrupted in a week— trade would be disrupted in a week ant— trade would be disrupted in a week and this— trade would be disrupted in a week and this problem would what— week and this problem would cease. what we— week and this problem would cease. what we are what we've got,— cease. what we are what we've get, wee— cease. what we are what we've get, at— cease. what we are what we've got, we're at the— cease. what we are what we've got, we're at the tail end of tattere—

got, we're at the tail end of tattwe .— got, we're at the tail end of failure . we've— got, we're at the tail end of failure . we've got the tail end failure. we've got the tail end of failure. we've got the tail end et tattere— failure. we've got the tail end of failure of— failure. we've got the tail end of failure of frontex and eu tettet— of failure of frontex and eu border force— of failure of frontex and eu border force stopping people eentng— border force stopping people eentng tn— border force stopping people eentng tn tn— border force stopping people coming in in the first place. we-we— coming in in the first place. we-we get— coming in in the first place. we-we get a— coming in in the first place. we've got a failure of the whole sehengen— we've got a failure of the whole sehengen ene— we've got a failure of the whole schengen zone that once you're in schengen zone that once you're tn ene— schengen zone that once you're tn eeuntw— schengen zone that once you're in one country you— schengen zone that once you're in one country you can just go as in one country you can just go ae wet— in one country you can just go ae you tteaee— in one country you can just go as you please and— in one country you can just go as you please and go from greece to as you please and go from greece te tetgtun— as you please and go from greece to belgium-without- to belgium or france without a nor leave. and— to belgium or france without a nor leave. and then we have this ttetten — nor leave. and then we have this ttetten et— nor leave. and then we have this problem of echr_ nor leave. and then we have this problem of echr and all the rest of problem of echr and all the rest et tt— problem of echr and all the rest et t where— problem of echr and all the rest et t where we— problem of echr and all the rest of it where we seem to be bound in of it where we seem to be bound tn anwthtng— of it where we seem to be bound tn anythtng we— of it where we seem to be bound tn anythtng we tw— of it where we seem to be bound in anything we try and do other eeunneet— in anything we try and do other countries don't— in anything we try and do other countries don't this. i'm the countries don't do this. i'm the ehattnan— countries don't do this. i'm the ehattnan et— countries don't do this. i'm the chairman of the— countries don't do this. i'm the chairman of the appg hungary chairman of the appg for hungary and chairman of the appg for hungary ant ttetentng— chairman of the appg for hungary and listening to— chairman of the appg for hungary and listening to what they do there— and listening to what they do over there on— and listening to what they do over there on the— and listening to what they do over there on the serbian tettet— over there on the serbian border, people- over there on the serbian border, people get across this. they— border, people get across this. they ate— border, people get across this. they are escorted— border, people get across this. they are escorted back to the gate— they are escorted back to thej gate—ant gate and pushed through and eat— gate and pushed through and eat, wet-te— gate and pushed through and said, you're not— gate and pushed through and said, you're not you know, you ten-t— said, you're not you know, you ten-t have— said, you're not you know, you ten-t have any— said, you're not you know, you don't have any validity here. tethe— don't have any validity here. vet-te-tn— don't have any validity here. you're-in serbia.- don't have any validity here. you're in serbia. there you're back in serbia. there teeen-t— you're back in serbia. there teeen-t-te— you're back in serbia. there doesn't-to be- you're back in serbia. there doesn't to be echr cases or doesn't seem to be echr cases or the tawtate— doesn't seem to be echr cases or the tawtate et— doesn't seem to be echr cases or the lawfare or nonsense thatj wehe—attatt we're seeing here. i'm afraid tte— we're seeing here. i'm afraid he the— we're seeing here. i'm afraid tt-e ttne tet— we're seeing here. i'm afraid it's time for some tough and ten— it's time for some tough and wen—tel it's time for some tough and. wen—we. thew very straight talking. no, they ten-t— very straight talking. no, they ten-t neee— very straight talking. no, they don't mess about at do you don't mess about at all. do you think for a public don't mess about at all. do you thinkon for a public don't mess about at all. do you thinkon becauseiblic don't mess about at all. do you thinkon because we're vote on this? because we're getting nowhere fast. and i suspect if the public were asked to vote on whether or they to vote on whether or not they wanted payers money wanted their tax payers money spent around £169,000 per person in the short term of it, sending a few people to rwanda as a

deterrent. the deterrent. all they wanted the continual never ending ongoing cost of what's currently going on in the channel and nothing being done about it, then i suspect that they would come down quite heavily on the side of rwanda. and think that that of rwanda. and i think that that would a lot of people back would put a lot of people back in their box. well, in their box. craig well, i think , but i don't think you're right, but i don't think you're right, but i don't think you're right, but i don't think you need referendum on think you need a referendum on this. i the answer is this. i think the answer is wee—thew- this. i think the answer is wee—thew tt| this. i think the answer is- very,_know it from very, very clear. i know it from my— very, very clear. i know it from my enatt— very, very clear. i know it from my email inbox_ very, very clear. i know it from my email inbox as— very, very clear. i know it from my email inbox as a parliamentary mp in south my email inbox as a— parliamentary mp in south thanet that teette— parliamentary mp in south thanet that teette ate— parliamentary mp in south thanet that people are sick to death of the.— that people are sick to death of the. ant— that people are sick to death of this. and when— that people are sick to death of this. and when we— that people are sick to death of this. and when we talk about the eeeatatten— this. and when we talk about the eeeatatten et— this. and when we talk about the escalation of costs— this. and when we talk about the escalation of costs to potentially - escalation of costs to potentially 30 odd million tetnte— potentially 30 odd million tetnte a— potentially 30 odd million tetnte a taw— potentially 30 odd million pounds a day, if we have a rate of pounds a day, if we have a rate et ttegteee— pounds a day, if we have a rate et ttegteee et— pounds a day, if we have a rate of progress of people coming in, that— of progress of people coming in, that atte— of progress of people coming in, that amounts to _ of progress of people coming in, that amounts to 11— of progress of people coming in, that amounts to 11 billion a weat— that amounts to 11 billion a wean ant— that amounts to 11 billion a year. and let's— that amounts to 11 billion a year. and let's just put that tnte— year. and let's just put that into context. _ year. and let's just put that into context. we— year. and let's just put that into context. we spend 17 then— into context. we spend 17 ttttten a— into context. we spend 17 billion a year— into context. we spend 17 billion a year on policing, so tatttng— billion a year on policing, so we're talking about a potential eeet— we're talking about a potential eeet et— we're talking about a potential eeet et twe— we're talking about a potential cost of two thirds— we're talking about a potential cost of two thirds of policing. ant— cost of two thirds of policing. ant tet-e— cost of two thirds of policing. ant tet-e get— cost of two thirds of policing. and let's get it— cost of two thirds of policing. and let's get it into real teteteetwe.— and let's get it into real perspective. i've had enough of it . perspective. i've had enough of t . teette— perspective. i've had enough of it . people have— perspective. i've had enough of it . people have had enough of it. people have had enough of it. people have had enough of t. tte— it. people have had enough of t. tt-ettne— it. people have had enough of it. it's time for— it. people have had enough of it. it's time for some tough atten— it. it's time for some tough aetten. ant— it. it's time for some tough action. and i'll— it. it's time for some tough action. and i'll say again, pathet— action. and i'll say again, patrick,icannot- action. and i'll say again, patrick, cannot understand how patrick, i cannot understand how ttanee— patrick, i cannot understand how france can project— patrick, i cannot understand how france can project military

tewet— france can project military tewet te— france can project military tewet te an— france can project military power to an entire country eattet— power to an entire country called mali— power to an entire country called mali in— power to an entire country called mali in west africa that seems-incapable- called mali in west africa that seems incapable of seems virtually incapable of tattetttng— seems virtually incapable of patrolling plus— seems virtually incapable of patrolling plus or minus three nttee— patrolling plus or minus three nttee tten — patrolling plus or minus three miles from calais. / patrolling plus or minus three miles from calais. “415?" " miles from calais. yeah, i mean, to miles from calais. yeah, i mean, ta ta— miles from calais. yeah, i mean, to be fair, i would also extend that us. we seem that notion to us. now, we seem able ukraine a able to prop ukraine up in a proxy war with russia, we proxy war with russia, but we are patrol that little proxy war with russia, but we are of patrol that little proxy war with russia, but we are of water. patrol that little proxy war with russia, but we are of water. and rol that little proxy war with russia, but we are of water. and in that little proxy war with russia, but we are of water. and in fact, little proxy war with russia, but we are of water. and in fact, onee bit of water. and in fact, one of the key issues, it would appear that appear as well, a story that i'm doing later. apparently our lifeboat you'll love lifeboat service. you'll love this, they're not diverse this, craig. they're not diverse enough. alpha enough. there's an alpha male culture going enough. there's an alpha male cu be �*e going enough. there's an alpha male cu be sent going enough. there's an alpha male cu be sent on going enough. there's an alpha male cu be sent on courses. going enough. there's an alpha male cu be sent on courses. welling enough. there's an alpha male cu be sent on courses. well i'm to be sent on courses. well i'm sorry, amount of people to be sent on courses. well i'm sorrythey're amount of people to be sent on courses. well i'm sorrythey're pickingnt of people to be sent on courses. well i'm sorrythey're picking up)f people to be sent on courses. well i'm sorrythey're picking up in3eople to be sent on courses. well i'm sorrythey're picking up in theile that they're picking up in the channel that they're picking up in the channel, suggest that channel, i would suggest that they are quite pro diversity. they to be very, very good they seem to be very, very good at bringing people over this at bringing people over to this country. can we factor in country. but can we factor in some of other as well? some of the other costs as well? because a discussion because this is a discussion about money want about value for money and i want you at home in touch with you at home to get in touch with me vaiews@gbnews.com. me now. vaiews@gbnews.com. in light new report today light of this new report today that would in the that shows that it would in the short term cost more money to send to rwanda than it send people to rwanda than it would to process them here over a course of four years and put them in hotels. it costs around 60 if you looked at 60 grand more if you looked at that can we in that metric. can we factor in some costs? craig £300 some other costs? craig £300 million was supposed to be a big regeneration project around the

scampton would have scampton area. that would have brought with it tourism brought in with it tourism that would it would have brought in with it a load stuff for the local load of stuff for the local community been wiped community that's been wiped out. because to because of that. we're going to have hotel and have ongoing hotel and accommodation costs of around £11 billion. got our £11 billion. we've got our pubuc £11 billion. we've got our public services that will be absolutely crippled as well. you're not building a gp you're not building a new gp surgery same area that surgery in the same area that you are plonking a thousand new asylum are not asylum seekers. you are not building new school, you're building a new school, you're not anywhere near like not building anywhere near like enough housing and on top of that, we allowing that, we are also allowing around 1.2 million people to come country illegally. come to this country illegally. and i'm sorry, but you can't put a price on the of culture. a price on the loss of culture. craig that craig and that is something that will toilet as well. will go down the toilet as well. when add of up , we when you add all of that up, we are as it is , are paying too much as it is, aren't no there's no doubt aren't we? no there's no doubt at all. i mean , just putting the at all. i mean, just putting the mega— at all. i mean, just putting the illegal migration— i mean, just putting the illegal migration aside, the, you— illegal migration aside, the, you thew,— illegal migration aside, the, you knew the— illegal migration aside, the, you know, the cross—channel ones gtwng— you know, the cross—channel ones gtwng ett— you know, the cross—channel ones the ett ever— you know, the cross—channel ones the ett a— you know, the cross—channel ones giving out over a million visas taet— giving out over a million visas taet weat— giving out over a million visas taet wean ant— giving out over a million visas last year and a— giving out over a million visas last year and a net increase in tetttatten— last year and a net increase in tetttatten et— last year and a net increase in population of 600,000, think population of 600,000, i think it population of 600,000, i think tt etante— population of 600,000, i think tt etante te— population of 600,000, i think it stands to reason that we then have— it stands to reason that we then have a— it stands to reason that we then have a hetetng— it stands to reason that we then have a housing problem. have have a housing problem. we have a-ttettee— have a housing problem. we have a-ttettee ant— have a housing problem. we have a-problem, and we- have a housing problem. we have a problem, and we have a rental problem, and we have ttettene— a rental problem, and we have ttettene tn— a rental problem, and we have problems in public services. i- neanwteen—t mean, it doesn't need the wisdom of mean, it doesn't need the wisdom et—te— mean, it doesn't need the wisdom

et—te that- of solomon to come to that eenetetten— of solomon to come to that conclusion. know, we need conclusion. i you know, we need to conclusion. i you know, we need te teet— conclusion. i you know, we need te teet at— conclusion. i you know, we need te teet at why— conclusion. i you know, we need to look at why we've got so many tetng— to look at why we've got so many tetng enetet— to look at why we've got so many being offered a— to look at why we've got so many being offered a visa— to look at why we've got so many being offered a visa and a lot of being offered a visa and a lot et tt— being offered a visa and a lot et tt te— being offered a visa and a lot et t he en— being offered a visa and a lot of it is on the— being offered a visa and a lot of it is on the back of, oh, wett— of it is on the back of, oh, well, there's— of it is on the back of, oh, well, there's jobs to be filled ant— well, there's jobs to be filled ant-the— well, there's jobs to be filled and-the rest— well, there's jobs to be filled and-the rest of- well, there's jobs to be filled and-the rest of it.- and all the rest of it. well, i etttt— and all the rest of it. well, i etttt etttggte— and all the rest of it. well, i still struggle that. when still struggle with that. when we-nttten— still struggle with that. when we million people we got 5 million people on a tetn— we got 5 million people on a tern—even- form of benefit and over a ntttten— form of benefit and over a million-still- form of benefit and over a million still available . million jobs still available. go.— million jobs still available. ee—natehl million jobs still available.- so,_match those so, you know, let's match those up so, you know, let's match those tt tttet. — so, you know, let's match those tt the t— so, you know, let's match those up first. if we've— so, you know, let's match those up first. if we've still got a ehettage— up first. if we've still got a ehettage et— up first. if we've still got a shortage of skills, of shortage of skills, then of course,-time. shortage of skills, then of- course,-time.look course, that's the time to look atteat. — course, that's the time to look atteat. ttt— course, that's the time to look atteat. ttt t— course, that's the time to look abroad. but i think we're long course, that's the time to look abro awath i think we're long course, that's the time to look abro away from link we're long course, that's the time to look abro away from that. ie're long course, that's the time to look abro away from that. but, long course, that's the time to look abro away from that. but, you 1g way away from that. but, you thew,— way away from that. but, you knew we— way away from that. but, you know, we really— way away from that. but, you know, we really ought to look at the eatttat— know, we really ought to look at the eatttat-et— know, we really ought to look at the capital-of what- know, we really ought to look at the capital of what it the capital costs of what it teattw— the capital costs of what it teattw-te - the capital costs of what it really -to have i the capital costs of what it- really-to have people really does cost to have people in really does cost to have people t-nteeatee— really does cost to have people in-because it's- really does cost to have people in-because it's a- really does cost to have people in because it's a real in the uk because it's a real eeet— in the uk because it's a real eeet-the.— in the uk because it's a real cost-time.-all- in the uk because it's a real cost time. all very cost over time. it's all very wet— cost over time. it's all very wet-ewhe- cost over time. it's all very well saying, well, well people saying, well, there-e— well people saying, well, thete-e a— well people saying, well, there's a revenue improvement teeatee—te- there's a revenue improvement because-to work,- there's a revenue improvement because to work, pay because people go to work, pay tax—ht.- tax and all the rest of it. that-e— tax and all the rest of it. that's still— tax and all the rest of it. that's still shortfall on that's still a big shortfall on on that's still a big shortfall on en the— that's still a big shortfall on en the-eeet- that's still a big shortfall on on the-cost of- that's still a big shortfall on on the cost of huge on the overall cost of huge tnntgtatten— on the overall cost of huge immigration numbers. and we need that tetate. — immigration numbers. and we need that tetate. we— immigration numbers. and we need that debate. we need that tetate— that debate. we need that debate-happy. that debate. we need that- debate.-happy.have debate. and i'm happy to have t. — debate. and i'm happy to have t. -wett— debate. and i'm happy to have t. -wett-wew- debate. and i'm happy to have. it. -well,-very much it. yeah, well, we're very much happy for have it right happy for you to have it right here. thank very here. but craig, thank you very much. mckinley, much. craig mckinley, the conservative for south conservative mp for south thanet. we'll return to that topic views topic later on. get your views coming gbviews@gbnews.com. topic later on. get your views coming gtthists@gbnews.com. topic later on. get your views coming gtthis story news.com. topic later on. get your views coming gtthis story on vs.com. topic later on. get your views coming gtthis story on ourim. get more on this story on our website. .com . the website. gb news .com. the fastest growing national news site in the country. best

analysis opinion all the analysis big opinion all the latest breaking news. but get this a bombshell out this, a bombshell report out today that racism, sexism today claims that racism, sexism and elitism are widespread in cricket . i'm sorry, what a load cricket. i'm sorry, what a load of cobblers . patrick christys on of cobblers. patrick christys on gb news britain's news

listening to gb news radio show . okay. well, shortly , matt . okay. well, shortly, matt haneeet— . okay. well, shortly, matt hancock says— okay. well, shortly, matt hancock says he's profoundly eent— hancock says he's profoundly eetw tet— hancock says he's profoundly eetw tet ewew— hancock says he's profoundly sorry for every death caused by cewt— sorry for every death caused by cewt e— sorry for every death caused by cewt e ant— sorry for every death caused by covid 19. and find— sorry for every death caused by covid 19. and find out why eteetne— covid 19. and find out why electric vehicles are making the eetntw-e— electric vehicles are making the country's pothole— electric vehicles are making the country's pothole crisis even . ttt— country's pothole crisis even worse . but first,— country's pothole crisis even worse . but first, we're going to worse. but first, we're going to teeth— worse. but first, we're going to tteeten new— worse. but first, we're going to preston now where an inquest has eenetttet— preston now where an inquest has concluded that— preston now where an inquest has concluded that nicola bulley ttewnet,— concluded that nicola bulley drowned, accidentally falling hte— drowned, accidentally falling tnte eett— drowned, accidentally falling into cold water. _ drowned, accidentally falling into cold water. i'm going to go to into cold water. i'm going to go te et— into cold water. i'm going to go te et newe— into cold water. i'm going to go to gb news, north—west of tngtant— to gb news, north—west of england. sophie to gb news, north—west of- england.-sophie reaper england. reporter sophie reaper tatt— england. reporter sophie reaper haw-tet— england. reporter sophie reaper tata-tet-wew— england. reporter sophie reaper faux for very latest . faux pas for the very latest. 50th— faux pas for the very latest. sethw .— faux pas for the very latest. sethw . wett— faux pas for the very latest. sophy . well, in— faux pas for the very latest. sophy . well, in the last hour or sophy. well, in the last hour or so , we have heard— sophy. well, in the last hour or so , we have heard the findings so, we have heard the findings hen— so, we have heard the findings tten the— so, we have heard the findings from the coroner— so, we have heard the findings from the coroner in this. theta— from the coroner in this. nicola bulley— from the coroner in this. nicola bulley inquest. he said after hearing evidence from various experts , he would various experts, he would conclude that her death came

about as a result of drowning . about as a result of drowning. now, in terms of concluding why she died, he said he there was no indication of any intention of nicola to take her own life the evening before she'd behaved normally with her parents. the morning of she behaved normally with her partner, paul. he said it was also highly unlikely that she would leave her dog willow , she would leave her dog willow, whom she was so devoted to, that she would leave her unattended . she would leave her unattended. it was also quite a public place. he said, and it would have been easy for someone to save she had have been save her if she had have been trying her own life. so trying to take her own life. so as he discounted the as a result, he discounted the idea of suicide and said , i idea of suicide and said, i conclude that nicola jane bulley died an accidental death . now, died an accidental death. now, in the last few moments we've heard statements from lancashire police and a statement on behalf of the family read out by their solicitor. he said that they would never forget our nikki . he would never forget our nikki. he also thanked on behalf of the family for the support they've received from around the uk, but also from around the world. however, they did also address the negativity and the

speculation that's been rife on social media. they said , we social media. they said, we encourage people to look at the facts and to be mindful of the impact that words do bring. now it's five months to the day. today since nicola bulley first went missing back on the 27th of january. but now we finally do have a conclusion to this inquest that according to the coroner, she died an accidental death via drowning in the river. wyre sophie, thank you very much. sophie reaper for their gb wewe— much. sophie reaper for their gb news northwest— much. sophie reaper for their gb news northwest of— i sophie reaper for their gb news northwest of england. tetettet— news northwest of england. tetettet new— news northwest of england. reporter now to— news northwest of england. reporter now to a bombshell reheat— reporter now to a bombshell tetett that— reporter now to a bombshell report that claims that sexism , report that claims that sexism, ant— report that claims that sexism, racism and elitism are all rife in racism and elitism are all rife tn ettetet. — racism and elitism are all rife in cricket. the— racism and elitism are all rife in cricket. the independent eennnnteeten— in cricket. the independent commission for— in cricket. the independent commission for equity in cricket eet— commission for equity in cricket eet tt— commission for equity in cricket eet tt tn— commission for equity in cricket was set up in 2021.— commission for equity in cricket was set up in 2021. it was commissioned— was set up in 2021. it was commissioned in the wake of the nntttte— commissioned in the wake of the nntttte et— commissioned in the wake of the murder of george— commissioned in the wake of the murder of george floyd in the tnttet— murder of george floyd in the united states— murder of george floyd in the united states .— murder of george floyd in the united states . and all of that united states. and all of that that— united states. and all of that ttaet twee— united states. and all of that black lives matter stuff as wet.— black lives matter stuff as wet—new- black lives matter stuff as wet—new twl black lives matter stuff asi well.-now by the well. i'm joined now by the tether— well. i'm joined now by the former england— well. i'm joined now by the former england captain and enetettng— former england captain and cricketing legend, royalty david eewne— cricketing legend, royalty david eewne tave— cricketing legend, royalty david gower. david, thank you very

nteh— gower. david, thank you very nteh .— gower. david, thank you very nteh . twe— gower. david, thank you very nteh . he get— gower. david, thank you very much . i've got to- gower. david, thank you very much . i've got to say, i'm much. i've got to say, i'm aettattw— much. i've got to say, i'm aettattw wett— much. i've got to say, i'm actually very angry about this reheat.— actually very angry about this report. structural— actually very angry about this report. structural and institutional racism exists wtthtn— institutional racism exists wtthtn the— institutional racism exists within the game . do you buy that within the game. do you buy that 7 within the game. do you buy that a heat— within the game. do you buy that a heat . wett— within the game. do you buy that ? yeah. well, the— within the game. do you buy that ? “415?" well, the danger within the game. do you buy that ? ytipt" well, the danger with ? yeah. well, the danger with all ? yeah. well, the danger with at theee— ? yeah. well, the danger with all these things— ? yeah. well, the danger with all these things is— ? “415?" well, the danger with all these things is that nuance tteatteate— all these things is that nuance tteatteate .— all these things is that nuance tteatteate . tet— all these things is that nuance disappears . for instance, you disappears. for instance, you tnttettee— disappears. for instance, you introduce this— disappears. for instance, you introduce this as— disappears. for instance, you introduce this as a bombshell. hee. — introduce this as a bombshell. hee. tte— introduce this as a bombshell. hee. tt-e wett— introduce this as a bombshell. yes. it's very revealing. etwetetw— yes. it's very revealing. obviously, the report has only teen— obviously, the report has only been launched— obviously, the report has only been launched today. only been teweatet— been launched today. only been revealed today. _ been launched today. only been revealed today. i— been launched today. only been revealed today. i certainly haven-t— revealed today. i certainly haven't read— revealed today. i certainly haven't read it.- revealed today. i certainly haven't read it. all i've read the— haven't read it. all i've read are the headlines. i've read the responses from _ are the headlines. i've read the responses from the chairman of the tee,— responses from the chairman of the tee tten — responses from the chairman of the ecb, from the— responses from the chairman of the ecb, from the chief executive _ the ecb, from the chief executive ,_ the ecb, from the chief executive , from the head of the executive, from the head of the theteeetenat— executive, from the head of the professional cricketers association, - professional cricketers association, all of whom are atetegteet— association, all of whom are atetegteet .— association, all of whom are apologised . but— association, all of whom are apologised . but rather than apologised. but rather than tentehett— apologised. but rather than bombshell, how about firecracker?- bombshell, how about firecracker? yes, there are a tet— firecracker? yes, there are a tetlthtnge— firecracker? yes, there are a lot-things need- firecracker? yes, there are a lot things need addressing lot of things need addressing ant— lot of things need addressing antltet— lot of things need addressing antltet et— lot of things need addressing and lot of things have come to and a lot of things have come to ttght— and a lot of things have come to ttght tn— and a lot of things have come to ttght tn the— and a lot of things have come to light in the .few_ and a lot of things have come to light in the few years light in the last few years ee— light in the last few years etnte—tang i light in the last few years. since—rafiq case light in the last few years- since_rafiq case has since the azeem rafiq case has teen— since the azeem rafiq case has teen hate— since the azeem rafiq case has teen nate wee— since the azeem rafiq case has been made very, very public. and yet tte— been made very, very public. and yet he at— been made very, very public. and yet it's all seems— been made very, very public. and yet it's all seems there are there-e— yet it's all seems there are thete-e a— yet it's all seems there are there's a lot— yet it's all seems there are there's a lot of— yet it's all seems there are there's a lot of stuff on either ette— there's a lot of stuff on either ette et— there's a lot of stuff on either ette et en— there's a lot of stuff on either side or on both— there's a lot of stuff on either side or on both sides, which haen-t— side or on both sides, which haen-t really— side or on both sides, which hasn't really come out properly. so hasn't really come out properly. se ene— hasn't really come out properly. se et— hasn't really come out properly. se et the—

hasn't really come out properly. so one of the things i've always eat— so one of the things i've always eatt atett— so one of the things i've always said about this— so one of the things i've always said about this game and i've teen— said about this game and i've been involved— said about this game and i've been involved in— said about this game and i've been involved in cricket for a tent— been involved in cricket for a he he— been involved in cricket for a long, long time,— been involved in cricket for a long, long time, as you can ttetattw— long, long time, as you can ttetattw eee— long, long time, as you can probably see. and the that probably see. and the thing that has probably see. and the thing that hae atwawe— probably see. and the thing that has always been— probably see. and the thing that has always been special for me as an international player , i as an international player, i t— as an international player, i t ean-t— as an international player, i mean, i can't necessarily speak for mean, i can't necessarily speak tet ettt— mean, i can't necessarily speak for club cricket. _ mean, i can't necessarily speak for club cricket. i— mean, i can't necessarily speak for club cricket. i mean, i'm net— for club cricket. i mean, i'm net a— for club cricket. i mean, i'm net a hat— for club cricket. i mean, i'm net a pat et— for club cricket. i mean, i'm not a part of club- for club cricket. i mean, i'm not a part of club cricket of the— not a part of club cricket of this current— not a part of club cricket of this current era,— not a part of club cricket of this current era, but for international- this current era, but for international cricket, all those weane— international cricket, all those weate age— international cricket, all those weate age ant— international cricket, all those years ago and now there is an ateettte— years ago and now there is an absolute togetherness . players absolute togetherness. players hen— absolute togetherness. players tten att— absolute togetherness. players from all sorts— absolute togetherness. players from all sorts of— absolute togetherness. players from all sorts of different etntee— from all sorts of different countries, from - from all sorts of different countries, from all sorts of ttttetent— countries, from all sorts of different creeds,- countries, from all sorts of different creeds, they all mix tegethet— different creeds, they all mix tegethet wee— different creeds, they all mix together very, very happily . now together very, very happily. now that— together very, very happily. now that te— together very, very happily. now that he ene— together very, very happily. now that is one part— together very, very happily. now that is one part of— together very, very happily. now that is one part of it for sure . ant— that is one part of it for sure . ant tewet— that is one part of it for sure . and lower down. i mean, there are . and lower down. i mean, there attttttee— . and lower down. i mean, there are attitudes across— . and lower down. i mean, there are attitudes across this eetntt— are attitudes across this country which - are attitudes across this country which are not just to do wtth— country which are not just to do wtth enetet— country which are not just to do with cricket, which— country which are not just to do with cricket, which we know are all with cricket, which we know are at wett— with cricket, which we know are at we nteh— with cricket, which we know are all very much societal, which neete— all very much societal, which neete eentng— all very much societal, which needs sorting out. and i think the eeeaeg— needs sorting out. and i think the message is— needs sorting out. and i think the message is this there are tete— the message is this there are tete et— the message is this there are lots of things— the message is this there are lots of things that can be done to lots of things that can be done te tntee— lots of things that can be done to improve the— lots of things that can be done to improve the situation, lots of to improve the situation, lots et thtnge— to improve the situation, lots of things have— to improve the situation, lots of things have already been thet— of things have already been tried .failed_ of things have already been tried-failed ,- of things have already been tried-failed , so- of things have already been tried failed , so lots more tried and failed, so lots more neete— tried and failed, so lots more neete-tene— tried and failed, so lots more needs-done. ecb- tried and failed, so lots more needs done. ecb are going needs to be done. ecb are going to needs to be done. ecb are going telwhat— needs to be done. ecb are going telwhat thew— needs to be done. ecb are going to .what they can— needs to be done. ecb are going to .what they can to- needs to be done. ecb are going to what they can to set that to do what they can to set that eettee- ttt- to do what they can to set that course -. but let- to do what they can to set that course-. but let mei course in motion. but let me te— course in motion. but let me gtwe wet— course in motion. but let me give you another— course in motion. but let me give you another example . i give you another example. i teeteeent— give you another example. i represent something called the teat-e— represent something called the lord's taverners_ represent something called the lord's taverners currently lord's taverners i'm currently tteettent—

lord's taverners i'm currently president-the _ lord's taverners i'm currently president the lord's president of the lord's taverners,— president of the lord's taverners, charity president of the lord's taverners, l charity to taverners, a charity linked to enetet— taverners, a charity linked to enetet tet— taverners, a charity linked to cricket for the _ taverners, a charity linked to cricket for the .75 - taverners, a charity linked to cricket for the 75 years. cricket for the last 75 years. we — cricket for the last 75 years. we ttt— cricket for the last 75 years. we att— cricket for the last 75 years. we run all sorts— cricket for the last 75 years. we run all sorts of programmes , we run all sorts of programmes, tnettttng— we run all sorts of programmes, including something called wtetete— including something called wtetete .— including something called wickets , which— including something called wickets , which is designed wickets, which is designed tteeteetw— wickets, which is designed tteeteetw te — wickets, which is designed precisely to get children of all eeettet agee— precisely to get children of all colours, ages, kyrees and young ehtttten— colours, ages, kyrees and young ehtttten et— colours, ages, kyrees and young children of all— colours, ages, kyrees and young children of all colours, creeds ant— children of all colours, creeds ant the— children of all colours, creeds ant the teet— children of all colours, creeds and the rest of— children of all colours, creeds and the rest of it— children of all colours, creeds and the rest of it off the etteete— and the rest of it off the streets and _ and the rest of it off the streets and into cricket. and tte— streets and into cricket. and he a— streets and into cricket. and he a wee— streets and into cricket. and he a wee wett— streets and into cricket. and it's a very, very successful wet-eet. — it's a very, very successful tteteet. ant— it's a very, very successful project. and people like the tent-e— project. and people like the lord's taverners_ project. and people like the lord's taverners , people like lord's taverners, people like chante— lord's taverners, people like chance .shine _ lord's taverners, people like chance shine another chance to shine another very, very— chance to shine another very, wew geet— chance to shine another very, very good cricket— chance to shine another very, very good cricket are very good cricket charity are wee— very good cricket charity are wee wett— very good cricket charity are very, very inclusive and that is part— very, very inclusive and that is tat et— very, very inclusive and that is tan et tnte— very, very inclusive and that is part of this process. we're atteatw— part of this process. we're already doing— part of this process. we're already doing that and cricket is already doing that and cricket te atteatw— already doing that and cricket is already doing— already doing that and cricket is already doing that. this is the— is already doing that. this is thte te— is already doing that. this is thte te ttet— is already doing that. this is this is just caution against, agatnet— this is just caution against, against getting— this is just caution against, against getting too extreme atett— against getting too extreme atett thte. — against getting too extreme about this. but— against getting too extreme about this. but this is this is the thing. david right. this is yet another one of those reports where it was almost a foregone conclusion there are no conclusion and then there are no real just real solutions like you've just said when it comes to said there. but when it comes to a couple of things here, i will just about someone is just talk about someone who is a former there are former club cricketer. there are entire teams around the lancashire, cheshire, greater manchester area where i grew up playing my cricket where english

would not be spoken in the dressing room or out on the pitch. the idea that there is some of structural racism some kind of structural racism there, people would find there, i think people would find absolutely . local absolutely laughable. local cricket a light on cricket clubs shine a light on the fact now that they have really good strength. women's teams as well. when it comes to the issue women's pay in the issue of women's pay in cricket. david, i'm going to be quite blunt this. when the quite blunt about this. when the women's as many bums women's game puts as many bums on as the le. they on seats as the men, i.e. they start as quickly and start bowling as quickly and hitting the ball as far, then that good a product that becomes as good a product as game and therefore as the male game and therefore the would be reflected. the pay would be reflected. until sorry, but until then, i'm sorry, but they're not going to be paid as much the men are. they much as the men are. they i'm sorry, but they're not going to be as much as the men are be paid as much as the men are they? yes. again, it's an area where— they? yes. again, it's an area where one has— they? yes. again, it's an area where one has to— they? yes. again, it's an area where one has to be- wig? yes. again, it's an area where one has to be very careful for where one has to be very careful teate—eaeen tt- for all the usual reasons. if you— for all the usual reasons. if wet-tnte— for all the usual reasons. if wet-tnte the- for all the usual reasons. if you into the global sports, you look into the global sports, the neete— you look into the global sports, the more global— you look into the global sports, the more global sports, which i wettt— the more global sports, which i would describe— the more global sports, which i would describe as— the more global sports, which i would describe as tennis and get— would describe as tennis and geth-tewatte- would describe as tennis and golf,-rewards for- would describe as tennis and golf, rewards for the golf, then the rewards for the top golf, then the rewards for the tee wenen— golf, then the rewards for the top women players in those eeette— top women players in those etette ate— top women players in those sports are incrementally higher than— sports are incrementally higher than thew— sports are incrementally higher than they ate— sports are incrementally higher than they are currently for enetet— than they are currently for cricket. but— than they are currently for cricket. but again , cricket has cricket. but again, cricket has hate— cricket. but again, cricket has made-strides- cricket. but again, cricket has made-strides in. cricket. but again, cricket has made strides in the made enormous strides in the taet— made enormous strides in the gg, what— made enormous strides in the

last, what decade— made enormous strides in the last, what decade plus , we had last, what decade plus, we had the thet— last, what decade plus, we had the first edition— last, what decade plus, we had the first edition of— last, what decade plus, we had the first edition of the women's ipl the first edition of the women's .pl .— the first edition of the women's ttt , whteh— the first edition of the women's ipl , which has— the first edition of the women's ipl , which has given an ipl, which has given an extraordinary- ipl, which has given an extraordinary opportunity to the went-e— extraordinary opportunity to the wettt-e teet— extraordinary opportunity to the world's best girls— extraordinary opportunity to the world's best girls and women to play— world's best girls and women to thaw enetet— world's best girls and women to thaw enetet tet— world's best girls and women to play cricket for decent money. we-we— play cricket for decent money. we've seen the— play cricket for decent money. we've seen the 100. one of the teet— we've seen the 100. one of the teet-atett— we've seen the 100. one of the best - about the - we've seen the 100. one of the best - about the 100 - best things about the 100 in the— best things about the 100 in the-te— best things about the 100 in this-is-exposurel this country is the exposure tte— this country is the exposure tte-the— this country is the exposure it's-the women. i this country is the exposure it's the women. but it's given to the women. but i agree— it's given to the women. but i agtee entttetw— it's given to the women. but i agtee entttetw .— it's given to the women. but i agree entirely . women's cricket, agree entirely. women's cricket, anwene— agree entirely. women's cricket, anwene whe— agree entirely. women's cricket, anyone who watched, for netane — anyone who watched, for instance, the _ anyone who watched, for instance, the ashes test match, when— instance, the ashes test match, whteh ttet— instance, the ashes test match, which just finished between the et— which just finished between the women of australia and england and women of australia and england ant—ttewetel and who watched the previous teet— and who watched the previous teet nateh — and who watched the previous test match between of test match between the men of atettatta— test match between the men of australia and _ test match between the men of australia and the— test match between the men of australia and the men of england will australia and the men of england wttt thew— australia and the men of england wttt tnew tte— australia and the men of england will know it's a— australia and the men of england will know it's a very different game.— will know it's a very different game. t— will know it's a very different game. t-that-e- will know it's a very different game. i that's not being game. i mean, that's not being that-e— game. i mean, that's not being hate-eetet.- game. i mean, that's not being that's-sexist. i'm- that's not being sexist. i'm attatt— that's not being sexist. i'm attatt that— that's not being sexist. i'm afraid that-a- that's not being sexist. i'm afraid that a reality of afraid that is just a reality of the— afraid that is just a reality of the way— afraid that is just a reality of the way the— afraid that is just a reality of the way the two _ afraid that is just a reality of the way the two versions of the game— the way the two versions of the game te— the way the two versions of the game he ttawet— the way the two versions of the game he ttawet .— the way the two versions of the game is played . and at this game is played. and at this etage— game is played. and at this etage, te— game is played. and at this stage, to suggest that the egtatttw— stage, to suggest that the egtatttw tn— stage, to suggest that the equality in pay is justified is a etteteh— equality in pay is justified is a stretch. i've— equality in pay is justified is a stretch. i've got to say that is a stretch. i've got to say that he a— a stretch. i've got to say that he a etteteh— a stretch. i've got to say that is a stretch. i— a stretch. i've got to say that is a stretch. i mean, yes, i'm entttetw— is a stretch. i mean, yes, i'm entttetw tn— is a stretch. i mean, yes, i'm entirely in favour— is a stretch. i mean, yes, i'm entirely in favour of each and even— entirely in favour of each and every opportunity being tteeentet— every opportunity being presented to— every opportunity being presented to the women of this eetnttw— presented to the women of this country, australia— presented to the women of this country, australia and the rest of country, australia and the rest et the— country, australia and the rest et the wett— country, australia and the rest of the world to _ country, australia and the rest of the world to play the game as teet— of the world to play the game as teet thew— of the world to play the game as teet the tan— of the world to play the game as best they can. and— of the world to play the game as best they can. and there are so many— best they can. and there are so many resources— best they can. and there are so many resources being pushed thet— many resources being pushed theta-tn— many resources being pushed theta-tn the—

many resources being pushed their-in the last- many resources being pushed. their-in the last-and their way in the last decade and their way in the last decade and the ttegteee— their way in the last decade and the progress they've made is ttttttant— the progress they've made is ttttttant .— the progress they've made is brilliant . and— the progress they've made is brilliant . and we're not quite brilliant. and we're not quite at-eane— brilliant. and we're not quite at-eane-ae- brilliant. and we're not quite at-same-as the- at the same stage as the tteneeeee— at the same stage as the lionesses in— at the same stage as the lionesses in football who of course brought— lionesses in football who of course brought women's sport to ttght— course brought women's sport to ttght tw— course brought women's sport to light by beautifully in the last 12 light by beautifully in the last he nenthe— light by beautifully in the last he nenthe et— light by beautifully in the last 12 months or so.— light by beautifully in the last 12 months or so. um, but think tathet— 12 months or so. um, but think tathet than— 12 months or so. um, but think rather than for— 12 months or so. um, but think rather than for them looking to eeate— rather than for them looking to create artificial— rather than for them looking to create artificial targets , the create artificial targets, the etntte— create artificial targets, the etntte etew— create artificial targets, the simple story is— create artificial targets, the simple story is this you know, whatever— simple story is this you know, whatever whichever of those attegattene— whatever whichever of those attegattene .— whatever whichever of those allegations , whether it's the allegations, whether it's the the — allegations, whether it's the sexism, the misogyny , the sexism, the misogyny, the enttee— sexism, the misogyny, the elitism, whichever one of those attegattene— elitism, whichever one of those allegations you— elitism, whichever one of those allegations you want to look at thet— allegations you want to look at tttet ant— allegations you want to look at first and whichever apply to when— first and whichever apply to whteh ewet— first and whichever apply to which ever organisation we're tatttng— which ever organisation we're tatttng atett— which ever organisation we're talking about ,_ which ever organisation we're talking about, look at it teeth.— talking about, look at it teettw. wee— talking about, look at it deeply. yes, of course . you have deeply. yes, of course. you have to deeply. yes, of course. you have te-at— deeply. yes, of course. you have te-at tt— deeply. yes, of course. you have te-at tt teeth— deeply. yes, of course. you have to-at it deeply-you- to look at it deeply and you have—ttt- to look at it deeply and you. have—but realistic have to set high, but realistic targete— have to set high, but realistic tatgete te— have to set high, but realistic tatgete te try— have to set high, but realistic targets to try and— have to set high, but realistic targets to try and improve it. yeah. — targets to try and improve it. yeah. teaeh— targets to try and improve it. yeah. look, david,— targets to try and improve it. yeah. look, david, thank- targets to try and improve it. yeah. look, david, thank you very much. it's always an absolute good luck to absolute pleasure. good luck to you. chat to again you. i hope to chat to you again very, soon. david gower very, very soon. david gower there, england there, former england captain, cricketing very cricketing legend. just very quickly, a of other quickly, a couple of other things that things here. it says that a drinking pure lads culture drinking and pure lads culture across sport women at across the sport puts women at risk unwanted attention and risk of unwanted attention and acts barrier to the acts as a barrier to the inclusion communities. inclusion of muslim communities. i the non—alcoholic i mean, the non—alcoholic champagne sprayed champagne that is sprayed

everywhere, whenever england or now lower league teams now a lot of lower league teams win, put pay to win, i think would put pay to that, frankly. also the idea now that, frankly. also the idea now that cricket clubs see genuinely the women's game . this is a the women's game. this is a local village cricket club level as money making as a massive money making opportunity to get more sponsors in that completely, in that that completely, completely nullifies this idea. there is a barrier to entry for women and that apparently black cricket failed cricket has been failed by the ecb . okay. all right. well, how ecb. okay. all right. well, how would explain the demise of would you explain the demise of cricket in the west indies then? there loads to come there we go. loads more to come on now and the end on this between now and the end of what of the show. but find out what matt said at the covid matt hancock said at the covid inquiry. but first, it is your latest with . tamsin latest headlines with. tamsin patrick thank you. here are the heatttnee— patrick thank you. here are the heatttnee at— patrick thank you. here are the headlines at 334. _ patrick thank you. here are the headlines at 334. the inquest tnte— headlines at 334. the inquest tnte theta— headlines at 334. the inquest into nicola bullies death has eenetttet— into nicola bullies death has concluded. the— into nicola bullies death has concluded. the mother of two thet— concluded. the mother of two ttet tten — concluded. the mother of two died from accidental drowning. the— died from accidental drowning. the eentet— died from accidental drowning. the senior coroner, dr. james attew— the senior coroner, dr. james attew, tett— the senior coroner, dr. james adley, told the— the senior coroner, dr. james adley, told the inquest nicola fell adley, told the inquest nicola tett tnte— adley, told the inquest nicola fell into cold— adley, told the inquest nicola fell into cold water and gave no

tntteatten— fell into cold water and gave no indication of— fell into cold water and gave no indication of any— fell into cold water and gave no indication of any intention to tate— indication of any intention to take het— indication of any intention to take het ewh— indication of any intention to take her own life. ms bully tteatteatet— take her own life. ms bully disappeared in— take her own life. ms bully disappeared in january whilst watttng— disappeared in january whilst watttng het— disappeared in january whilst walking her dog along the river we— walking her dog along the river we het— walking her dog along the river we het tetw— walking her dog along the river wyre her body was found three weete— wyre her body was found three weete tater— wyre her body was found three weeks later after— wyre her body was found three weeks later after an extensive eeaen— weeks later after an extensive search. lancashire _ weeks later after an extensive search. lancashire police says it search. lancashire police says tt nehee— search. lancashire police says tt here the— search. lancashire police says it hopes the coroner's findings wtt— it hopes the coroner's findings wttt ttt— it hopes the coroner's findings wttt ttt an— it hopes the coroner's findings will put an end— it hopes the coroner's findings will put an end to the ill tntetnet— will put an end to the ill informed speculation which has teen— informed speculation which has teen ee— informed speculation which has been so damaging to nikki's tanttw— been so damaging to nikki's tanttw. the— been so damaging to nikki's family. the family's lawyer , family. the family's lawyer, tetn— family. the family's lawyer, tettw wtteew — family. the family's lawyer, terry wilcox, says they are gtatettt— terry wilcox, says they are gtatettt tet— terry wilcox, says they are grateful for the _ terry wilcox, says they are grateful for the support they've teeetwet— grateful for the support they've teewet — grateful for the support they've received . add— grateful for the support they've received . add the— grateful for the support they've received . ct: received. add the last few months have been extremely tough to process for our family. months have been extremely tough to process for our family . the to process for our family. the emotional impact will stay long in our hearts . and whilst we in our hearts. and whilst we will never forget the loss of our nikki, we will forever remember her as a brilliant mum partner , daughter and sister partner, daughter and sister that we all knew and loved so very much . the help and support very much. the help and support that we have received over these past few months has meant more than words can say . the threat than words can say. the threat of than words can say. the threat et nene— than words can say. the threat of more strikes— than words can say. the threat

of more strikes by— ’sp“ : i ’“ the threat of more strikes by nurses in tngtant— of more strikes by nurses in tngtant hae— of more strikes by nurses in england has ended after a ballot on england has ended after a ballot en tttthet— england has ended after a ballot on further industrial action tattet— on further industrial action tattet te— on further industrial action failed to meet— on further industrial action failed to meet the legal threshold— failed to meet the legal threshold .— failed to meet the legal threshold . the royal college of threshold. the royal college of wttetng— threshold. the royal college of wttetng eawe— threshold. the royal college of nursing says 84%_ threshold. the royal college of nursing says 84% of its members wetet— nursing says 84% of its members wetet te— nursing says 84% of its members wetet te taet— nursing says 84% of its members voted to back more— nursing says 84% of its members voted to back more strikes, but entw— voted to back more strikes, but entw atte— voted to back more strikes, but entw eete teet— voted to back more strikes, but only 43% took part. so it failed to only 43% took part. so it failed te teaeh— only 43% took part. so it failed te teaeh the— only 43% took part. so it failed to reach the required 50. the nurses started— to reach the required 50. the nurses started their industrial aetten— nurses started their industrial action towards— nurses started their industrial action towards the end of 2022. in action towards the end of 2022. tn a— action towards the end of 2022. tn a the— action towards the end of 2022. in a bitter dispute— action towards the end of 2022. in a bitter dispute over pay . in a bitter dispute over pay. tether— in a bitter dispute over pay. former health— in a bitter dispute over pay. former health secretary matt haneeet— former health secretary matt haneeet hae— former health secretary matt hancock has concluded giving ewttenee— hancock has concluded giving ewttenee te— hancock has concluded giving evidence to the— hancock has concluded giving evidence to the covid 19 tntte— evidence to the covid 19 tngtttw. he— evidence to the covid 19 inquiry. he said nothing can tttng— inquiry. he said nothing can tnng tatt— inquiry. he said nothing can bring back the— inquiry. he said nothing can bring back the people who died, but bring back the people who died, ttt that— bring back the people who died, but that necessary— bring back the people who died, but that necessary measures need to but that necessary measures need te te— but that necessary measures need te te taken— but that necessary measures need to be taken and— but that necessary measures need to be taken and early to stop a ttttte— to be taken and early to stop a future pandemic— to be taken and early to stop a future pandemic from killing eeette— future pandemic from killing eeette. he— future pandemic from killing people. he said— future pandemic from killing people. he said the system for ttnntng— people. he said the system for ttnntng atttt— people. he said the system for running adult social care is ttawet— running adult social care is ttawet ant— running adult social care is flawed and was— running adult social care is flawed and was in nowhere near geet— flawed and was in nowhere near geet enetgh— flawed and was in nowhere near good enough shape when covid hit in good enough shape when covid hit tn mo.— good enough shape when covid hit tn 2020. a— good enough shape when covid hit in 2020. a watchdog has found tene— in 2020. a watchdog has found boris johnson's— in 2020. a watchdog has found boris johnson's actions in the teat— boris johnson's actions in the teat tt— boris johnson's actions in the teat tt te— boris johnson's actions in the teat tt te hte— boris johnson's actions in the lead up to his daily mail job announcement— lead up to his daily mail job announcement show an urgent need to announcement show an urgent need te teetnt — announcement show an urgent need te teetnt the— announcement show an urgent need to reform the advisory committee on to reform the advisory committee

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direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . two gold and silver investment. two political stories rolled into- political stories rolled into one here. what— political stories rolled into one here. what hancock said at the eewt— one here. what hancock said at the covm inquiry— one here. what hancock said at the covid inquiry and should theteea— the covid inquiry and should theteea ttaw— the covid inquiry and should theresa may resign over an atteget— theresa may resign over an alleged lockdown party? let's etatt— alleged lockdown party? let's etatt wtth— alleged lockdown party? let's start with hancock , shall we? he start with hancock, shall we? he eatt— start with hancock, shall we? he eatt he-e— start with hancock, shall we? he said he's profoundly sorry for every— said he's profoundly sorry for ewetw teath— said he's profoundly sorry for every death caused by covid 19. he every death caused by covid 19. he tett— every death caused by covid 19. he tett the— every death caused by covid 19. he told the coronavirus inquiry he—whw— he told the coronavirus inquiry he—whw eene- he told the coronavirus inquiry. he _why some people he understood why some people wettt— he understood why some people wettt tnt— he understood why some people wettt ttnt tt— he understood why some people would find it difficult to ateett— would find it difficult to aeeett hte— would find it difficult to accept his apology, though it heneet— accept his apology, though it was honest and— accept his apology, though it was honest and heartfelt and when— was honest and heartfelt and when he— was honest and heartfelt and when he wae— was honest and heartfelt and when he was questioned about the tantente— when he was questioned about the tantente-he— when he was questioned about the tantente-he-hel pandemic planning, he said he etttggtet—hte- struggled to talk about his teettnge— struggled to talk about his teettnge ae— struggled to talk about his feelings as he— struggled to talk about his feelings as he blamed doctrine for feelings as he blamed doctrine tee tettewtng— feelings as he blamed doctrine for believing the— feelings as he blamed doctrine for believing the uk had things tntee— for believing the uk had things under control.— for believing the uk had things under control. let's hear him atetegtetng— under control. let's hear him apologising once— under control. let's hear him apologising once again, shall we — apologising once again, shall we totnttw— apologising once again, shall we? foundly sorry- apologising once again, shall we? : i : we? foundly sorry for each death that has occurred and i also understand why for some it will be hard to take that apology from me. i understand that . i from me. i understand that. i get it. but but it is honest and

heartfelt. good get it. but but it is honest and heartfelt . good clip. the first heartfelt. good clip. the first tew— heartfelt. good clip. the first tew wette— heartfelt. good clip. the first tew wette et— heartfelt. good clip. the first few words of that— good clip. the first few words of that and send it to his few words of that and send it to the we— few words of that and send it to his wife. couldn't— few words of that and send it to his wife. couldn't we gb news. the— his wife. couldn't we gb news. the tetttw— his wife. couldn't we gb news. the deputy political editor tom hatweet— the deputy political editor tom hatweet-the- the deputy political editor tom harwood the inquiry the deputy political editor tom haiusod the inquiry the deputy political editor tom haius now. the inquiry the deputy political editor tom haius now. tom, the inquiry the deputy political editor tom haius now. tom, thtstartjiry for us now. tom, let's start wtth— for us now. tom, let's start with hancock,— for us now. tom, let's start with hancock, we? oh with hancock, shall we? oh thew-te— with hancock, shall we? oh thewhe attet— with hancock, shall we? oh they're after you, tom. okay, so .lhe— they're after you, tom. okay, so .lhe-he-e— they're after you, tom. okay, so . he he's profoundly . so he said he's profoundly eeetw— . so he said he's profoundly 50rw--? — . so he said he's profoundly 50rw--? he- . so he said he's profoundly sorry.-? he has.- . so he said he's profoundly. sorry.-? he has. and . so he said he's profoundly- sorry.-? he has. and he's sorry. has he? he has. and he's used that phrase that politicians like to use so much these days. those three words i get it. clearly. that was speaking to those who feel really rather aggrieved at him for the policy of the government over those two years of varying levels of restrictions ons. and it's clear why there was so much emotion , i suppose, around emotion, i suppose, around today's hearing. matt hancock was in many ways the face of government messaging, government health messaging for so much of that time period. and so a lot of people are zeroing in on him with regards to what went on.

but there was some interesting points raised beyond the sort of more emotional side of things , more emotional side of things, shall i say, the substance of what was discussed was actually fairly profound because ultimately we looked back at where the uk was and indeed where the uk was and indeed where the uk was and indeed where the uk was judged to be in 2019 when an international ranking of various countries, all countries actually for how prepared they were for pandemics , put the united kingdom top international experts from every region in many different countries of the world came together and ranked the united kingdom best prepared for a pandemic. now, the contention of matt hancock is the framework that was used, the way in which we all thought about pandemics in the run up to covid was completely and utterly wrong. one example, for example , is how one example, for example, is how the united kingdom was given extra points in that ranking for saying it wouldn't close its borders in the event of a

pandemic. this was the received wisdom of the crowd of experts at the time. the group think that existed. that meant that when, for example, donald trump shut the american borders or jacinda ardern shut the new zealand borders, the who. critic sized them. the world health organisation , in late health organisation, in late february 2020 was still issuing press releases saying you shouldn't close your borders . shouldn't close your borders. and this was the sort of groupthink that was discussed. and i think the interesting point is it's not to particular the united kingdom. there were many, many mistakes clearly made . and this inquiry at the moment is looking at what went on in the run up to the pandemic. the preparedness . we heard from preparedness. we heard from david cameron in recent days about his view that the that the united kingdom was well prepared for flu , but we weren't struck for flu, but we weren't struck by a flu . we were struck by by a flu. we were struck by covid matt hancock disagrees slightly with that analysis . he slightly with that analysis. he says that even our prime preparedness for flu, which was

ranked so highly around the world, would not have served us well the way in which we thought about these things was is very, very wrong . and his contention very wrong. and his contention and this might be a little bit controversial is that we should plan for more lockdowns in the future. matt hancock said that if we want to get things right, get the response right to future pandemics , having plans in place pandemics, having plans in place for stay at home orders might make those orders themselves less draconian, better understood and more effective. well i mean, that is certainly interesting. it's one way to hate— interesting. it's one way to make yourself— interesting. it's one way to make yourself even- it“t22;~;:c “g it's one way to make yourself even more tntetttan— make yourself even more tntetttan t— make yourself even more unpopular, i suppose. but tom, twe— unpopular, i suppose. but tom, twe get— unpopular, i suppose. but tom, twe get te— unpopular, i suppose. but tom, he get te aet— unpopular, i suppose. but tom, i've got to ask you— unpopular, i suppose. but tom, i've got to ask you now, we're going— i've got to ask you now, we're getng te— i've got to ask you now, we're getng tela— i've got to ask you now, we're getng tela-ttwet- i've got to ask you now, we're going to a pivot and going to do a quick pivot and getng— going to do a quick pivot and we're going-talk- going to do a quick pivot and we're going talk about we're going to talk about theteea— we're going to talk abouti theteea—te we're going to talk about- theresa _to read theresa may. i'm going to read a heatttne—tel headline to you. i'm going to get— headline to you. i'm going to get-teaetten. — headline to you. i'm going to get reaction. theresa may get your reaction. theresa may attentet— get your reaction. theresa may attended .jenkins- get your reaction. theresa may attended jenkins lockdown attended an jenkins lockdown tteattng— attended an jenkins lockdown breaking celebration event breaking celebration party event . is breaking celebration party event . te ehe— breaking celebration party event . is she under— breaking celebration party event . is she under pressure? does ehe— . is she under pressure? does ehe have— . is she under pressure? does ehe hawe te— . is she under pressure? does she have to face— . is she under pressure? does she have to face an inquiry? wtt— she have to face an inquiry? wtth—ttt- she have to face an inquiry? wtth—ttt ae- she have to face an inquiry? will—quit as ani she have to face an inquiry?- will_quit as an mp? will she have to quit as an mp? wett—

will she have to quit as an mp? wet the— will she have to quit as an mp? wett thte te— will she have to quit as an mp? wett thte he a— will she have to quit as an mp? well this is a fascinating story ant— well this is a fascinating story ant tt— well this is a fascinating story ant tt teee— well this is a fascinating story and it does show— well this is a fascinating story and it does show it gives it gtwee— and it does show it gives it gtwee ee— and it does show it gives it gives some insight into how lots of gives some insight into how lots et atte— gives some insight into how lots et the teen — gives some insight into how lots of mps from all— gives some insight into how lots of mps from all different taettene— of mps from all different factions and— of mps from all different factions and sides and indeed tatee— factions and sides and indeed parties thought— factions and sides and indeed parties thought about some of thee— parties thought about some of theee eewt— parties thought about some of these covid restrictions in a wet— these covid restrictions in a very different— these covid restrictions in a very different way to how thew-te— very different way to how they're remembering how they thetght— they're remembering how they thought about— they're remembering how they thought about them. \htiftt they're remembering how they thought about them. hthat thought about them. now, this tatttettat— thought about them. now, this particular event unearthed by the guido fawkes website , is the guido fawkes website, is talking about an event that took place in the second national lock down when people were not allowed to leave their homes except for essential purposes, and an organisation called women to win, which campaigns to get more conservative of female candidates. selec covid held an event. candidates. selec covid held an event . now boris johnson event. now boris johnson attended that event virtually via zoom, as did david cameron , via zoom, as did david cameron, but also theresa may decided to turn up in in person, which was a little bit interesting. and afterwards she stayed around to

talk . now there aren't any talk. now there aren't any photographs of theresa may with dnnksin photographs of theresa may with drinks in hand, and we are led to understand that she left fairly soon after the event, although not immediately. fairly soon after the event, although not immediately . there although not immediately. there are photographs of others who attended that event, which was described as a celebration in some people describe it as a birthday party with drinks in hand, not wearing masks. and let's not forget that even though it was described some of these events that have been organised and uncovered by guido fawkes have been described as socially distanced and all the rest of it, there was no such thing as a socially distanced dnnk thing as a socially distanced drink that was within the rules at that time. it was at the time of lockdown and it is a little bit interesting how there is so much focus on boris johnson's really rather miserable cabinet table event . and you can see the table event. and you can see the photographs of him that sometime do the round. he's standing there looking like the most miserable on earth , two miserable man on earth, two metres the chancellor metres away from the chancellor as they stare over some stale

orange juice. now that's supposed be the most raucous supposed to be the most raucous career destroying party and yet photograph of an event that theresa may attended have now surfaced not including her, but including others at that event. drinking and having a good time at what was described as a celebratory event. it does seem that potentially there are some double standards here. yeah, absolutely, tom, thank- yeah, absolutely, tom, thank you very, wet— absolutely, tom, thank you very, very nteh.— absolutely, tom, thank you very, wetw nteh. ten— absolutely, tom, thank you very, very much. tom harwood. our tetttw— very much. tom harwood. our deputy political— very much. tom harwood. our deputy political editor there, whtzztng— deputy political editor there, whtzztng te— deputy political editor there, whizzing us through the tetttteat— whizzing us through the political latest. surely we've got— political latest. surely we've getlhawe— political latest. surely we've getlhawe an— political latest. surely we've got have an inquiry into got to have an inquiry into theteea— got to have an inquiry into theresa-haven't- got to have an inquiry into- theresa-haven't-surely theresa may, haven't we? surely we-we-t— theresa may, haven't we? surely we-we-t enean— theresa may, haven't we? surely we've i mean, apparently it we've got i mean, apparently it wae—a tttthtawl was described as a birthday party-— was described as a birthday tattw. tt— was described as a birthday tattw. tt theee— was described as a birthday party. if there was any cake theee— party. if there was any cake thete .— party. if there was any cake thete . ttt— party. if there was any cake there . i'll tell— party. if there was any cake there . i'll tell you what heads there. i'll tell you what heads wtt— there. i'll tell you what heads wttt tett— there. i'll tell you what heads will roll anyway— there. i'll tell you what heads will roll anyway .— there. i'll tell you what heads will roll anyway . we already will roll anyway. we already thew— will roll anyway. we already knew that— will roll anyway. we already knew that electric vehicles eettt — knew that electric vehicles could cause _ knew that electric vehicles could cause multi—storey car tatte— could cause multi—storey car tatte ant— could cause multi—storey car parks and bridges to collapse , parks and bridges to collapse, but parks and bridges to collapse, ttt tte— parks and bridges to collapse, ttt tt-e new— parks and bridges to collapse, but it's now been— parks and bridges to collapse, but it's now been confirmed that thew— but it's now been confirmed that thew eeate— but it's now been confirmed that they create more— but it's now been confirmed that they create more potholes than hetet— they create more potholes than tettet — they create more potholes than tettet tn— they create more potholes than petrol cars. i'm patrick chttetwe— petrol cars. i'm patrick christys on _ petrol cars. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's

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channel well, in channel- . well, in a few channet— . well, in a few moments channel well, in a few moments time, channel well, then few moments time, channel well, the very moments time, channel well, the very latest nts time, channel well, the very latest on time, channel well, the very latest on the e, will have the very latest on the gewetnenen-et— will have the very latest on the gewetnente-e— will have the very latest on the governmtto rwanda . i've been migrants to rwanda. i've been aettng— migrants to rwanda. i've been aettng wet— migrants to rwanda. i've been aettng wet tt— migrants to rwanda. i've been aettng wet tt wet— migrants to rwanda. i've been asking you if you think it's watte— asking you if you think it's value-money.-to| value for money. i'll go to theee— value for money. i'll go to those - shortly. - value for money. i'll go to. those - shortly. - get those emails shortly. but get the— those emails shortly. but get thte a— those emails shortly. but get this a recent— those emails shortly. but get this a recent report found that it . this a recent report found that tt—. antl this a recent report found that. tt—. ant ttt it would take 11 years. and £14 ttttten— it would take 11 years. and £14 ttttten te— it would take 11 years. and £14 billion to repair— it would take 11 years. and £14 billion to repair all of the tethetee— billion to repair all of the tethetee tn— billion to repair all of the potholes in this country. but tt— potholes in this country. but t the— potholes in this country. but now it turns out— potholes in this country. but now it turns out that the government's— now it turns out that the government's drive see what we did government's drive see what we ttt theee— government's drive see what we ttt thete te— government's drive see what we did there to get— government's drive see what we did there to get us— government's drive see what we did there to get us all to buy eteettte— did there to get us all to buy electric cars— did there to get us all to buy electric cars is— did there to get us all to buy electric cars is making the ttetten — electric cars is making the problem worse— electric cars is making the problem worse .- electric cars is making the problem worse . this is just problem worse. this is just anethet— problem worse. this is just another instalment of us being led another instalment of us being tetltttete— another instalment of us being led-idiots. isn't— another instalment of us being led-idiots. isn't it- another instalment of us being led idiots. isn't it a story led by idiots. isn't it a story hae— led by idiots. isn't it a story hae tetnt— led by idiots. isn't it a story has found electric vehicles has found that electric vehicles cause-as much- has found that electric vehicles cause as much damage as cause twice as much damage as hetet— cause twice as much damage as tettet-tteeet— cause twice as much damage as petrol-diesel cars. - cause twice as much damage as petrol diesel cars. and this petrol and diesel cars. and this is petrol and diesel cars. and this te-tattettee— petrol and diesel cars. and this is-batteries used- petrol and diesel cars. and this is batteries used to is because batteries used to eewet— is because batteries used to power electric— is because batteries used to power electric cars are so heaww— power electric cars are so heaww. atee— power electric cars are so heavy. also there should ttetattw— heavy. also there should ttetattw te— heavy. also there should probably be some investigation as probably be some investigation ae te— probably be some investigation ae te whene— probably be some investigation ae te where a— probably be some investigation as to where a lot— probably be some investigation as to where a lot of these tattettee— as to where a lot of these batteries come- as to where a lot of these batteries come from because thew-te— batteries come from because thewhe—et- batteries come from because thewhe—et the| they're not nice parts of the wow,— they're not nice parts of the went—tt- they're not nice parts of the went—ht waei world, are they? but it was eeettet— world, are they? but it was reported recently that 1.4 ntttten— reported recently that 1.4 million potholes were repaired ewetw— million potholes were repaired ewetw etngte— million potholes were repaired every single year. _ million potholes were repaired every single year. but anyone whe— every single year. but anyone whe-the— every single year. but anyone who -the.knowsl every single year. but anyone. who -the . knows the who drives in the uk knows the

ttetten— who drives in the uk knows the ttetten atteate— who drives in the uk knows the problem appears be getting problem appears to be getting worse, not better. _ problem appears to be getting worse, not better. there is only ene-tatt— worse, not better. there is only one -talk about- worse, not better. there is only one talk about this one man to talk about this ettteet— one man to talk about this ettteet. he— one man to talk about this subject. he is— one man to talk about this subject. he is mr pothole. mr tethete— subject. he is mr pothole. mr tethete tethe— subject. he is mr pothole. mr pothole joins me— subject. he is mr pothole. mr pothole joins me now. hello, thant— pothole joins me now. hello, thant wet— pothole joins me now. hello, sir. thank you very much for tattng— sir. thank you very much for tattng ttne— sir. thank you very much for taking time away from solving the natten-e— taking time away from solving the nation's pothole crisis. one hete— the nation's pothole crisis. one hete at— the nation's pothole crisis. one hete at a— the nation's pothole crisis. one hole at a time— the nation's pothole crisis. one hole at a time to— the nation's pothole crisis. one hole at a time to join me on the— hole at a time to join me on thte-hee — hole at a time to join me on this-here. .shock,. this show here. so shock, hetet— this show here. so shock, horror, electric- this show here. so shock, horror, electric vehicles are than— horror, electric vehicles are worse than other cars when it te— worse than other cars when it comes to potholes . “421?" worse than other cars when it comes to potholes. / comes to potholes. yeah, i'm not surprised. i've been— comes to potholes. / : i've been warning surprised. i've been warning atett— surprised. i've been warning atett tt. — surprised. i've been warning about it. it's— surprised. i've been warning about it. it's not- surprised. i've been warning about it. it's not only- : i've been warning about it. c about it. it's not only the weight the vehicles and the weight of the vehicles and the battery. to with the battery. it's to do with the thew-we — battery. it's to do with the thew-we get— battery. it's to do with the they've got ten— 3 it's to do with the they've got ten times the energy on they've got ten times the energy en the — they've got ten times the energy en the tntttat— they've got ten times the energy on the initial pull— they've got ten times the energy on the initial pull away. so thetetete— on the initial pull away. so therefore the _ on the initial pull away. so therefore the load that applies to therefore the load that applies te the— therefore the load that applies to the wearing— therefore the load that applies to the wearing surface laterally ant— to the wearing surface laterally and longitudinally creates ttettene— and longitudinally creates problems and— and longitudinally creates problems and starts breaking the taa— problems and starts breaking the taa tewn. — problems and starts breaking the tarmac down. so— problems and starts breaking the tarmac down. so you know, we've got tarmac down. so you know, we've get a— tarmac down. so you know, we've get a enaeetew— tarmac down. so you know, we've got a massive backlog in road enatnenaneet— got a massive backlog in road maintenance and— got a massive backlog in road maintenance and now we're just getng—neee- maintenance and now we're justi going—more vehicles going to load even more vehicles on going to load even more vehicles en that— going to load even more vehicles en that ate— going to load even more vehicles en that getng— going to load even more vehicles on that are going to— going to load even more vehicles on that are going to destroy that— on that are going to destroy that .— on that are going to destroy that . can— on that are going to destroy that . can wet— on that are going to destroy that. can you imagine when aettattw— that. can you imagine when actually bought— that. can you imagine when actually bought lorries that are on actually bought lorries that are en the— actually bought lorries that are on the roads? _ actually bought lorries that are on the roads? i— actually bought lorries that are on the roads? “ actually bought lorries that are on the roads? ”ti; on the roads? i mean, you're talking, you know, ten times, 10,000 times axles on on that that work . so, you know, it is

that work. so, you know, it is complete madness at the moment. so just to clarify, we are htttttng— so just to clarify, we are hurtling headfirst into a etttatten— hurtling headfirst into a situation where we are being eeent— situation where we are being teteet— situation where we are being semi forced into— situation where we are being semi forced into buying electric wehtetee— semi forced into buying electric wehtetee ant— semi forced into buying electric vehicles and the— semi forced into buying electric vehicles and the price that we wtt— vehicles and the price that we wttt att— vehicles and the price that we will all have— vehicles and the price that we will all have to— vehicles and the price that we will all have to pay for those eteettte— will all have to pay for those electric vehicles— will all have to pay for those electric vehicles is not just the— electric vehicles is not just the eeet— electric vehicles is not just the eeet et— electric vehicles is not just the cost of the— electric vehicles is not just the cost of the vehicle, but us tetetng— the cost of the vehicle, but us tetetng ttettw— the cost of the vehicle, but us redoing pretty much every single teat— redoing pretty much every single teat ttttge— redoing pretty much every single road bridge and— redoing pretty much every single road bridge and multi—storey car tatt— road bridge and multi—storey car tatt tn— road bridge and multi—storey car tat tn ttttatn— road bridge and multi—storey car park in britain . _ road bridge and multi—storey car park in britain . x road bridge and multi—storey car park in britain . / c “at; park in britain. yeah, it sounds like that. i mean, you know , like that. i mean, you know, there seems to be no sense. i mean, ev vehicles have been exempt from road fund licence . exempt from road fund licence. you know, everybody calls road tax now they're they're saying, oh, they should start introducing it. i've always said that every vehicle that uses the road network should pay a contribution for maintaining the roads . it should be ring fenced roads. it should be ring fenced and their roads , not and use on their roads, not billions pounds each year billions of pounds each year taken by treasury to spend on other things like hs2. now, indeed, you raise a “g; c �* now, indeed, you raise a really “q5 c �* now, indeed, you raise a really good tetnt— indeed, you raise a really good tetnt theee— indeed, you raise a really good point there about— indeed, you raise a really good point there about the lorries as wet— point there about the lorries as wet teeatee— point there about the lorries as well, because those lorries are going— well, because those lorries are getng te— well, because those lorries are getng te te— well, because those lorries are going to be unbeliev loveably heaww— going to be unbeliev loveably heaww, aet— going to be unbeliev loveably

heavy, aren't they? unbelievable heaww. — heavy, aren't they? unbelievable heaww. ant— heavy, aren't they? unbelievable heaww. ant thew— heavy, aren't they? unbelievable heavy. and they will be going tewn— heavy. and they will be going tewn att— heavy. and they will be going down all sorts— heavy. and they will be going down all sorts of— heavy. and they will be going down all sorts of roads, tettwetw— down all sorts of roads, delivery lorries go to absolutely- delivery lorries go to absolutely everywhere, eeteetattw— absolutely everywhere, especially as- absolutely everywhere, especially as well. you know, tn — especially as well. you know, tn thtnttng— especially as well. you know, i'm thinking rural country roads hee— i'm thinking rural country roads hee the— i'm thinking rural country roads here, the kind— i'm thinking rural country roads here, the kind of— i'm thinking rural country roads here, the kind of place where nawte— here, the kind of place where nawte the— here, the kind of place where maybe the road— here, the kind of place where maybe the road hasn't been natntatnet— maybe the road hasn't been maintained-a— maybe the road hasn't been maintained a long maintained for a very long eeetet— maintained for a very long period—drivel maintained for a very long. period—drive an period of time. you drive an eteettte— period of time. you drive an electric heavy— period of time. you drive an electric heavy goods vehicle tewn— electric heavy goods vehicle tewn ene— electric heavy goods vehicle tewn et— electric heavy goods vehicle down one of those roads and you ttet— down one of those roads and you ttet teawe— down one of those roads and you just leave rubble— down one of those roads and you just leave rubble in— down one of those roads and you just leave rubble in your wake. tt-tt— just leave rubble in your wake. tt-tt teet— just leave rubble in your wake. it'll look like— just leave rubble in your wake. it'll look like wahaca . “421?" it'll look like wahaca. yeah, i a tet— it'll look like wahaca. yeah, i mean, a lot of— it'll look like wahaca. yeah, i mean, a lot of our rural roads are not built to any high standards. you know , the standards. you know, the situation will be that our roads will get so dangerous that they will get so dangerous that they will have to shut them if they haven't got the funds to do so. i can see the potential where it will be fouled road signs and it will be fouled road signs and it will cut off communities eventually. now look , mr eventually. now look, mr tethee— eventually. now look, mr pothole, you've- now look, mr pothole, you've been doing some geet— pothole, you've been doing some geet wett— pothole, you've been doing some geet wett ett— pothole, you've been doing some good work out of— pothole, you've been doing some good work out of your own teetet. — good work out of your own teetet. t— good work out of your own pocket. i understand it. you've teen—nenew- pocket. i understand it. you'vei been—money where been putting your money where wett— been putting your money where wet-te— been putting your money where wett-te te— been putting your money where wett-te he that- been putting your money where your is, is that right? your mouth is, is that right? what— your mouth is, is that right? what ean— your mouth is, is that right? what aah-te- your mouth is, is that right? what can-dolfixl what can people do to fix tetheteee—al what can people do to fix. potholes? _ a little potholes? just tell us a little bit potholes? just tell us a little ttt-what— potholes? just tell us a little bit -what you've - potholes? just tell us a little bit what you've managed to bit about what you've managed to do bit about what you've managed to te . — bit about what you've managed to te . t— bit about what you've managed to te . t mean— bit about what you've managed to do . i mean,-rep0rt- do. i mean, obviously report them to your council and chase them. your mp councillor. if them. your mp and councillor. if

you get any success. you don't get any success. someone me after i was someone contacted me after i was on with you recently and i helped them prepare a case to actually threaten legal action. and surprise, surprise, within a week, 15 dangerous potholes got filled in that was affecting their business. wow. and we've got their business. wow. and we've get a— their business. wow. and we've get a heatttne— their business. wow. and we've got a headline of— their business. wow. and we've got a headline of it— i wow. and we've got a headline of it there. i'm a teat— got a headline of it there. i'm a teat extent— got a headline of it there. i'm a road expert and— got a headline of it there. i'm a road expert and i'm showing the ette— a road expert and i'm showing the rule which— a road expert and i'm showing the rule which forces councils to the rule which forces councils te tta— the rule which forces councils to fix potholes— the rule which forces councils to fix potholes .— the rule which forces councils to fix potholes . what is the to fix potholes. what is the tttee— to fix potholes. what is the we vetw— to fix potholes. what is the rule? very quickly . c c. “t:2” rule? very quickly. it's under the highways act. it's called section 56. it gives you the right to issue a notice to a council that's out of repair. there you go. mr pothole, an ateettte— there you go. mr pothole, an absolute legend.— there you go. mr pothole, an absolute legend. thank you very, wetw— absolute legend. thank you very, wetw nteh.— absolute legend. thank you very, very much. great— absolute legend. thank you very, very much. great stuff . now, very much. great stuff. now, theee-e— very much. great stuff. now, theee-e ttet— very much. great stuff. now, there's just over— very much. great stuff. now, there's just over 24 hours to go tntt— there's just over 24 hours to go tnttt nw— there's just over 24 hours to go tnttt nw tate— there's just over 24 hours to go until my date with— there's just over 24 hours to go until my date with destiny. yes. wete— until my date with destiny. yes. hete than— until my date with destiny. yes. hete than a— until my date with destiny. yes. more than a year— until my date with destiny. yes. more than a year after i ttenteet— more than a year after i promised to— more than a year after i promised to perform with the htntw— promised to perform with the htntw gtwe,— promised to perform with the hunky guys, more than a year atten— hunky guys, more than a year attet t— hunky guys, more than a year after i promised— hunky guys, more than a year after i promised to perform with after i promised to perform with a gett— after i promised to perform with a gtett et— after i promised to perform with agtett et hate— after i promised to perform with a group of male strippers. it's ttnattw— a group of male strippers. it's. finally—tomorrow finally going to happen tomorrow ewentng. — finally going to happen tomorrow ewentng. wete— finally going to happen tomorrow evening. more than 1000 people wtt— evening. more than 1000 people wttt te— evening. more than 1000 people wttt te taetet— evening. more than 1000 people will be packed into the churchill— will be packed into the churchill theatre in bromley in tent— churchill theatre in bromley in tent-ne— churchill theatre in bromley in kent-me strut- churchill theatre in bromley in kent-me strut my- churchill theatre in bromley in kent me strut my stuff kent to watch me strut my stuff wtth— kent to watch me strut my stuff with .dreamboys_ kent to watch me strut my stuff with .dreamboys .- kent to watch me strut my stuff with-dreamboys. i- kent to watch me strut my stuff with dreamboys . i will be with the dreamboys. i will be tetng— with the dreamboys. i will be tetng theee— with the dreamboys. i will be doing three routines, including a i

doing three routines, including a-t net— doing three routines, including a-t net tt- doing three routines, including a-t net tt wtth- doing three routines, including a i met up with the a solo, and i met up with the guys— a solo, and i met up with the guys a_ a solo, and i met up with the gtwe a tew— a solo, and i met up with the guys a few hours— a solo, and i met up with the guys a few hours ago for my that— guys a few hours ago for my final rehearsal.— guys a few hours ago for my final rehearsal. so this is part of final rehearsal. so this is part et the— final rehearsal. so this is part et the hat— final rehearsal. so this is part et the pat et— final rehearsal. so this is part of the part of the— final rehearsal. so this is part of the part of the routine here. so of the part of the routine here. se wean— of the part of the routine here. se weah tn— of the part of the routine here. so yeah, i'm starting there. i'm getttng— so yeah, i'm starting there. i'm getttng the— so yeah, i'm starting there. i'm getting the crowd— so yeah, i'm starting there. i'm getting the crowd going. you see wetw— getting the crowd going. you see we nteh— getting the crowd going. you see we nteh the— getting the crowd going. you see very much the front man of the etetatten— very much the front man of the operation here.— very much the front man of the operation here. what i can tell you— operation here. what i can tell wet te— operation here. what i can tell wet he that— operation here. what i can tell wet he that t— operation here. what i can tell you is that if you— operation here. what i can tell you is that if you are eating nawte— you is that if you are eating nawte wet— you is that if you are eating now, maybe you want to look away teeatee— now, maybe you want to look away teeatee the— now, maybe you want to look away because the cringe— now, maybe you want to look away because the cringe value is only going— because the cringe value is only getng te— because the cringe value is only getng te get— because the cringe value is only getng te get een— because the cringe value is only going to get even worse. i'm attatt— going to get even worse. i'm attatt ,— going to get even worse. i'm attatt , ant— going to get even worse. i'm afraid , and horrifically out of afraid, and horrifically out of the— afraid, and horrifically out of thee te— afraid, and horrifically out of time to begin— afraid, and horrifically out of time to begin with. yeah, there we ge— time to begin with. yeah, there we ge .— time to begin with. yeah, there we ge . se— time to begin with. yeah, there we ge . se ant— time to begin with. yeah, there we go . so and yeah, this is part we go. so and yeah, this is part of, we go. so and yeah, this is part et, ae— we go. so and yeah, this is part et, ae wet— we go. so and yeah, this is part et, ae wet ean— we go. so and yeah, this is part of, as you can see,— we go. so and yeah, this is part of, as you can see, i— we go. so and yeah, this is part of, as you can see, i can't wateh— of, as you can see, i can't wateh tnte— of, as you can see, i can't watch this, this- of, as you can see, i can't watch this, this solo . there watch this, this solo. there wtt— watch this, this solo. there wttt te— watch this, this solo. there wttt he a— watch this, this solo. there will be a uniform on the night. can— will be a uniform on the night. can we— will be a uniform on the night. can we etet— will be a uniform on the night. can we stop this— will be a uniform on the night. can we stop this anytime soon? weah. — can we stop this anytime soon? weah. okav-_ can we stop this anytime soon? weah. etaw. att— can we stop this anytime soon? yeah. okay. all right. the ehttt-e— yeah. okay. all right. the ehttt-e getng— yeah. okay. all right. the shirt's going on button now. tte— shirt's going on button now. he at— shirt's going on button now. he at wetw— shirt's going on button now. it's all very grim. the belt ett— it's all very grim. the belt ett .— it's all very grim. the belt comes off . okay, i think we can comes off. okay, i think we can tneet— comes off. okay, i think we can tneet tnte— comes off. okay, i think we can knock this on— comes off. okay, i think we can knock this on the— comes off. okay, i think we can knock this on the head. chaps. hee— knock this on the head. chaps. he-e taet— knock this on the head. chaps. he's back there. _ knock this on the head. chaps. he's back there. yep now, shall we— he's back there. yep now, shall we n0,— he's back there. yep now, shall we n0, wehe— he's back there. yep now, shall we? no, we're going to keep playing— we? no, we're going to keep ttawtng ht.— we? no, we're going to keep ttawtng tt. ate— we? no, we're going to keep playing it. are we? we're going to playing it. are we? we're going te teee.— playing it. are we? we're going te teee-get— playing it. are we? we're going te teee-get a- playing it. are we? we're going to keep. got a replay. oh to keep. we've got a replay. oh geet. — to keep. we've got a replay. oh geet. that-e— to keep. we've got a replay. oh geet. that-e wetw— to keep. we've got a replay. oh good. that's very good of you. tee. — good. that's very good of you. tee. -wet— good. that's very good of you. yes. -you-much,. yes. thank you very much, ewetwtetw— yes. thank you very much, ewetwtetw .— yes. thank you very much, ewetwtetw . oh— yes. thank you very much, everybody . oh, and this just everybody. oh, and this just geee— everybody. oh, and this just geee en— everybody. oh, and this just geee en ant— everybody. oh, and this just goes on and on— everybody. oh, and this just

goes on and on and on, right? teet— goes on and on and on, right? teet tn— goes on and on and on, right? teet tn tetng— goes on and on and on, right? look i'm doing this. i'm doing the— look i'm doing this. i'm doing thte te— look i'm doing this. i'm doing this to raise— look i'm doing this. i'm doing this to raise money. no, okay, tn— this to raise money. no, okay, tn-thte— this to raise money. no, okay, tn-thte te— this to raise money. no, okay, i'm -this to .for- i'm doing this to raise for nenew— i'm doing this to raise for money charity money the mental health charity ttnt— money the mental health charity ttnt ant— money the mental health charity ttnt ant tn— money the mental health charity mind and i'm delighted say mind and i'm delighted to say thank— mind and i'm delighted to say thank-eeet— mind and i'm delighted to say thank-good grief.- mind and i'm delighted to say thank good grief. sorry. thank you. good grief. sorry. weah.— thank you. good grief. sorry. weah. tte— thank you. good grief. sorry. yeah. it's supposed to be humiliating.— yeah. it's supposed to be humiliating. why humiliating. that is why i'm aettng— humiliating. that is why i'm aettng tet— humiliating. that is why i'm asking for your— humiliating. that is why i'm asking for your money i can asking for your money so i can htntttate— asking for your money so i can humiliate myself— asking for your money so i can humiliate myself in order to e— humiliate myself in order to a ttt— humiliate myself in order to raise a bit of— humiliate myself in order to raise a bit of-for- raise a bit of money for enaetw.— raise a bit of money for charity. mind- raise a bit of money for charity. mind the mental health enaetw.— charity. mind the mental health enaetw-tat,— charity. mind the mental health charity. far, wonderful charity. so far, you wonderful teette— charity. so far, you wonderfuli teette—than people have raised more than meet.— people have raised more than tttooo. ant— people have raised more than £71,000. and thank you to ewetwtetw— £71,000. and thank you to everybody who's given money. so far everybody who's given money. so tat .— everybody who's given money. so tat . ttght— everybody who's given money. so tat . ttght the— everybody who's given money. so far . right the way— everybody who's given money. so far . right the way from £2 all far. right the way from £2 all the waw— far. right the way from £2 all the waw up— far. right the way from £2 all the waw tt te— far. right the way from £2 all the way up to two grand, please , if the way up to two grand, please , tt wetwe— the way up to two grand, please , tt wet get— the way up to two grand, please , tt wet get a— the way up to two grand, please , if you've got a bit— the way up to two grand, please , if you've got a bit of .uk, go to , if you've got a bit of .uk, go te ttetgtwtng— , if you've got a bit of .uk, go to justgiving .com _ , if you've got a bit of .uk, go to justgiving .com forward slash ttnttatetng— to justgiving .com forward slash ttnttatetng ,— to justgiving .com forward slash fundraising , forward slash fundraising, forward slash ehattenge— fundraising, forward slash challenge christie's. that is . challenge christie's. that is. ttet— challenge christie's. that is. just giving.com/fundraiser going tetwatt— just giving.com/fundraiser going tetwatt etaeh— just giving.com/fundraiser going forward slash challenge christie's— forward slash challenge christie's the- forward slash challenge christie's the mental health etttente— christie's the mental health etttente te— christie's the mental health epidemic is real— christie's the mental health epidemic is real and 12 kyiv men a taw— epidemic is real and 12 kyiv men a taw ettt— epidemic is real and 12 kyiv men a day still aren't— epidemic is real and 12 kyiv men a day still aren't taking their twee.— a day still aren't taking their own lives. unfortunately people ttnt— own lives. unfortunately people ttnt tt— own lives. unfortunately people ttnt tt wetw,— own lives. unfortunately people ttnt tt wetw, wetw— own lives. unfortunately people find it very, very difficult at thee.— find it very, very difficult at the. at— find it very, very difficult at times. at times— find it very, very difficult at times. at times to access immediate,— times. at times to access immediate, urgent mental health when thew— immediate, urgent mental health care when they need it through the the. — care when they need it through the the. se— care when they need it through the nhs. so that's why people the— the nhs. so that's why people the ttnt— the nhs. so that's why people like mind come— the nhs. so that's why people like mind come in and what i

have— like mind come in and what i have teen— like mind come in and what i have been really— like mind come in and what i have been really struck by and i wtt— have been really struck by and i wttt teat— have been really struck by and i will read some— have been really struck by and i will read some of— have been really struck by and i will read some of the memorials that— will read some of the memorials that wetwe— will read some of the memorials that you've been— will read some of the memorials that you've been sending me in thtetghett— that you've been sending me in throughout the— that you've been sending me in throughout the course of this ttnttatetng— throughout the course of this fundraising effort . what has fundraising effort. what has teattw— fundraising effort. what has teattw-ne— fundraising effort. what has teattw-ne te- fundraising effort. what has. really-me is-amount really struck me is the amount of really struck me is the amount et teette— really struck me is the amount et teette whe— really struck me is the amount of people who are— really struck me is the amount of people who are donating whatewet— of people who are donating whatever amount money whatever amount of money they can whatever amount of money they ean-ant— whatever amount of money they can -and they're - whatever amount of money they can and they're saying, can afford. and they're saying, the— can afford. and they're saying, thte te— can afford. and they're saying, thte te tet— can afford. and they're saying, thte te tee nw— can afford. and they're saying, this is for my brother, this is for this is for my brother, this is tee-tnte— this is for my brother, this is tee-thte te- this is for my brother, this is for-this is for- this is for my brother, this is for-this is for my. this is for my brother, this is. for-this is for my dad, for my boss, this is for my dad, tnte— for my boss, this is for my dad, thte te— for my boss, this is for my dad, thte te tee. — for my boss, this is for my dad, this is for. and— for my boss, this is for my dad, this is for. and it— for my boss, this is for my dad, this is for. and it goes on and on this is for. and it goes on and en ant— this is for. and it goes on and on and on. and— this is for. and it goes on and on and on. and when you read as i on and on. and when you read as t te— on and on. and when you read as t te, t— on and on. and when you read as t te, t teat— on and on. and when you read as .go, t teat ewetw— on and on. and when you read as i do, i read every single eenenent— i do, i read every single comment that- i do, i read every single comment that people make when thew— comment that people make when thew tenate— comment that people make when they donate .this_ comment that people make when they donate this just giving.com/fundraising/challenge chnette-e— giving.com/fundraising/challenge chnette-ewet— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's you realise the catastrophic— christie's you realise the catastrophic impact that suicide has catastrophic impact that suicide hae en— catastrophic impact that suicide hae en teette— catastrophic impact that suicide has on people and on those aetnt— has on people and on those around them.— has on people and on those around them. so— has on people and on those around them. so if you've got a tew— around them. so if you've got a tew tte— around them. so if you've got a few quid, please— around them. so if you've got a few quid, please let's save some twee— few quid, please let's save some ttwee tegethet. — few quid, please let's save some lives together. just— few quid, please let's save some lives together. just giving .com tetwatt— lives together. just giving .com forward slash— lives together. just giving .com forward slash fundraising tetwatt— forward slash fundraising - forward—christie's forward slash charles christie's . anwwaw— forward slash charles christie's . anwwaw, hetee— forward slash charles christie's . anyway, here's what's coming forward slash charles christie's . arthe y, here's what's coming forward slash charles christie's . arthe government's s coming up. the government's controversial- up. the government's controversial to up. the government's- controversial-to deport controversial plan to deport ntgtante— controversial plan to deport migrants—could. controversial plan to deport. migrants—could cost migrants to rwanda could cost neee-teettng— migrants to rwanda could cost more keeping asylum seekers more than keeping asylum seekers in more than keeping asylum seekers tn the— more than keeping asylum seekers tn the ht.— more than keeping asylum seekers tn the th ttt— more than keeping asylum seekers in the uk. but there— more than keeping asylum seekers in the uk. but there is more than— in the uk. but there is more than neete— in the uk. but there is more than meets the— in the uk. but there is more than meets the eye on that. and i'll than meets the eye on that. and ttt-wet— than meets the eye on that. and ttt-wet exaettw- than meets the eye on that. and i'll you exactly why. i'll be telling you exactly why. i'll be telling you exactly why. t—tet- i still think it's value for enenew — i still think it's value for money. gb money. patrick christys on gb wewe— money. patrick christys on gb

channel it's £0.04 i channel- it's £0.04 pm. it's |channet— it's £0.04 pm. it's patrick chnetwe— it's £0.04 pm. it's patrick chttetwe .— it's £0.04 pm. it's patrick christys . it's— it's £0.04 pm. it's patrick christys . it's gb news. the christys. it's gb news. the ttwanta— christys. it's gb news. the rwanda plan _ christys. it's gb news. the rwanda plan value for money or net— rwanda plan value for money or net attatenttw— rwanda plan value for money or not? apparently it— rwanda plan value for money or not? apparently it costs more to teen— not? apparently it costs more to teen teette— not? apparently it costs more to teen teette te— not? apparently it costs more to deport people to rwanda than it wettt— deport people to rwanda than it wettt te— deport people to rwanda than it would to process— deport people to rwanda than it would to process them here. yes. etaw. — would to process them here. yes. etaw. ttt— would to process them here. yes. otaw. ttt that-e— would to process them here. yes. okay. but that's not— would to process them here. yes. okay. but that's not looking at the ttt— okay. but that's not looking at the full cost— okay. but that's not looking at the full cost of— okay. but that's not looking at the full cost of keeping people hete— the full cost of keeping people here permanently. i will drill tewn— here permanently. i will drill tewn tnte— here permanently. i will drill down into that. _ here permanently. i will drill down into that. in other news as wet— down into that. in other news as wet wehe— down into that. in other news as wet getng— down into that. in other news as well, we're going to— down into that. in other news as well, we're going to be talking a ttt— well, we're going to be talking a ttt atett— well, we're going to be talking a bit about this— well, we're going to be talking a bit about this well. the a bit about this as well. the theta— a bit about this as well. the nicola burley_ a bit about this as well. the nicola burley verdict from the tngteet— nicola burley verdict from the tngteet te— nicola burley verdict from the tngteet te tn— nicola burley verdict from the inquest is in accidental death is inquest is in accidental death he the— inquest is in accidental death he the ttehet— inquest is in accidental death is the upshot of— inquest is in accidental death is the upshot of all of that. etaw. — is the upshot of all of that. etaw. tn— is the upshot of all of that. okay. in other— is the upshot of all of that. okay. in other news, i'm also , okay. in other news, i'm also, of course, going— okay. in other news, i'm also, of course, going to— okay. in other news, i'm also, of course, going to be talking a lot of course, going to be talking a tet atett— of course, going to be talking a lot about the _ of course, going to be talking a lot about the cricket report. tee. — lot about the cricket report. tee. tnte— lot about the cricket report. yes. this report— lot about the cricket report. yes. this report has come out eawtng— yes. this report has come out eawtng that— yes. this report has come out saying that cricket is institutionally racist , sexist, institutionally racist, sexist, eteeteta— institutionally racist, sexist, etcetera. what— institutionally racist, sexist, etcetera. what a load of eeettete— etcetera. what a load of complete and- etcetera. what a load of complete and utter rubbish . i'll complete and utter rubbish. i'll be complete and utter rubbish. i'll te ttettng— complete and utter rubbish. i'll te ttettng that— complete and utter rubbish. i'll be picking that apart. essentially- be picking that apart. essentially line by line in a eeeent— essentially line by line in a eeeent vet— essentially line by line in a second. you do— essentially line by line in a second. you do not want to miss that.— second. you do not want to miss that. ant— second. you do not want to miss that. ant ae— second. you do not want to miss that. and as well,— second. you do not want to miss that. and as well, we're also

going— that. and as well, we're also getng te— that. and as well, we're also getng te te— that. and as well, we're also going to be talking a lot about the— going to be talking a lot about the-wett— going to be talking a lot about this-well. theresa- going to be talking a lot about this well. theresa may this story as well. theresa may weah— this story as well. theresa may weah tte— this story as well. theresa may yeah he at— this story as well. theresa may yeah, it's all gone— this story as well. theresa may yeah, it's all gone quiet over thee— yeah, it's all gone quiet over thee-tte— yeah, it's all gone quiet over there,-it? pretty- yeah, it's all gone quiet over there, it? pretty virtue there, hasn't it? pretty virtue etgnattw. —wett| there, hasn't it? pretty virtue. signally. _well, now signally. theresa may well, now theee-e— signally. theresa may well, now theee-tet— signally. theresa may well, now there's-for her— signally. theresa may well, now there's-for her to- signally. theresa may well, now there's for her to face there's calls for her to face ttnt— there's calls for her to face some kind of— there's calls for her to face some kind of inquiry, dare i say it, some kind of inquiry, dare i say it—etet— some kind of inquiry, dare i say lit—step tewn.- some kind of inquiry, dare i say it,_step down. didi it, maybe even step down. did ehe— it, maybe even step down. did ehe attent— it, maybe even step down. did she attend illegal lockdown she attend an illegal lockdown gathenng— she attend an illegal lockdown gathenng that— she attend an illegal lockdown gathering that people gathering that some people teeetttet— gathering that some people described birthday party? described as a birthday party? oh, described as a birthday party? on, ettetw— described as a birthday party? oh, surely not. _ described as a birthday party? oh, surely not. well, we'll find outt— oh, surely not. well, we'll find etta-wee— oh, surely not. well, we'll find etta-wee ant— oh, surely not. well, we'll find out, we? and finally , it out, won't we? and finally, it is out, won't we? and finally, it he ttet— out, won't we? and finally, it he ttet-taw— out, won't we? and finally, it he ttet-taw te— out, won't we? and finally, it is just-day to go- out, won't we? and finally, it is just day to go until is just one day to go until i tanee— is just one day to go until i tanee en— is just one day to go until i dance on stage— is just one day to go until i dance on stage with the dream tewe. — dance on stage with the dream tewe. t— dance on stage with the dream tewe. t tt— dance on stage with the dream tewe. t ttt nw— dance on stage with the dream boys. i did my final rehearsal tetaw— boys. i did my final rehearsal tetaw. tte— boys. i did my final rehearsal tetaw. he at— boys. i did my final rehearsal today. it's all for— boys. i did my final rehearsal today. it's all for a good tew— today. it's all for a good cause. try to— today. it's all for a good cause. try to money cause. try to raise money for the— cause. try to raise money for the-heattt- cause. try to raise money for the health charity mind the mental health charity mind ttetgtwtngeen— the mental health charity mind justgiving.com for such fundraising— justgiving.com for such fundraising forward slash ehattenge— fundraising forward slash challenge christie's please , challenge christie's please, tteaee— challenge christie's please, please, please.— challenge christie's please, please, please. if you've got a eettte— please, please. if you've got a eettte et— please, please. if you've got a eettte et gttt— please, please. if you've got a couple of quid. chuck it over thee— couple of quid. chuck it over thee we— couple of quid. chuck it over there. we can— couple of quid. chuck it over there. we can save some lives tegethet— there. we can save some lives tegethet .— there. we can save some lives tegethet . ant— there. we can save some lives together . and i— there. we can save some lives together . and i will utterly together. and i will be utterly htntttatet— humiliated myself on stage tomorrow. christys . gb tomorrow. patrick christys. gb wewe— tomorrow. patrick christys. gb wewe gather— tomorrow. patrick christys. gb news gather comments coming in. gb news gather comments coming in. et wewe— news gather comments coming in. et vtewe et— news gather comments coming in. gb views gb news— news gather comments coming in. gb views gb news .com rwanda tatte— gb views gb news .com rwanda vatte tet— gb views gb news .com rwanda value for money.— gb views gb news .com rwanda value for money. also cricket. settetetw— value for money. also cricket. settetetw te— value for money. also cricket. seriously do you— value for money. also cricket. seriously do you think it's teattw— seriously do you think it's really racist— seriously do you think it's really racist and sexist? 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certainly don't. but we'll have a long chat about that. gb wewe.— a long chat about that. gb vtewe. et— a long chat about that. gb views. gb news- a long chat about that. gb views. gb news .com headlines new pathet— views. gb news .com headlines now . patrick. thank- views. gb news .com headlines now . i views. gb news .com headlines now . “pt

water and gave no indication of any intention to take her own life . ms pulley disappeared in life. ms pulley disappeared in january whilst out walking her dog along the river wyre her body was found three weeks later after an extensive search. lancashire police says it hopes the coroner's findings will put an end to the ill informed speculation which has been so damaging to nikki's family. the family's lawyer, terry wilcox, said the family are grateful for the support they've received the last few months have been extremely tough to process for our family. the emotional impact will our family. the emotional impact wttt etaw— our family. the emotional impact wttt etaw teng— our family. the emotional impact wttt etaw teng tn— our family. the emotional impact will stay long in our— ” cat the emotional impact will stay long in our hearts . will stay long in our hearts. ant— will stay long in our hearts. ant whttet— will stay long in our hearts. and whilst we— will stay long in our hearts. and whilst we will never forget the teee— and whilst we will never forget the teee et— and whilst we will never forget the loss of our— and whilst we will never forget the loss of our nikki, we will tetewet— the loss of our nikki, we will forever remember her as a ttttttant— forever remember her as a brilliant mum— forever remember her as a brilliant mum partner , our brilliant mum partner, our tatghtet— brilliant mum partner, our daughter and— brilliant mum partner, our daughter and sister that we all thew— daughter and sister that we all knew ant— daughter and sister that we all knew and loved— daughter and sister that we all knew and loved so very much . the knew and loved so very much. the heattt— knew and loved so very much. the heatth ant— knew and loved so very much. the health and support— knew and loved so very much. the health and support we have eeetwet— health and support we have received over— health and support we have received over these past few nenthe— received over these past few nenthe hae— received over these past few months has meant more than words can months has meant more than words eaw— months has meant more than words eaw . the— months has meant more than words can say now . s”t2;ptc ”t2;

can say now. the threat of more strikes by nurses in england has ended after a ballot on further industrial action failed to meet the legal threshold . the royal the legal threshold. the royal college of nursing says 84% of its members voted to back more strikes, but only 43% took part in the ballot that failed to reach the required 50. nurses began their industrial action towards the end of 2022 in a dispute over pay . the health dispute over pay. the health minister, maria caulfield said nurses agreed to a good pay deal i nurses agreed to a good pay deal. iwelcome nurses agreed to a good pay deal. i welcome the fact that that— deal. i welcome the fact that that we — deal. i welcome the fact that that we ttt— deal. i welcome the fact that that we did reach— : i welcome the fact that that we did reach an agreement that— that we did reach an agreement that taw— that we did reach an agreement that raw nee— that we did reach an agreement that raw te— that we did reach an agreement that pay rise is going to be tanttng— that pay rise is going to be tanttng new— that pay rise is going to be landing now in— that pay rise is going to be landing now in over a million the— landing now in over a million the wetetet— landing now in over a million nhs workers pay— landing now in over a million nhs workers pay packets this nenth— nhs workers pay packets this nenth ant— nhs workers pay packets this month and that— nhs workers pay packets this month and that will make a real ttttetenee— month and that will make a real difference to— month and that will make a real difference to them.— month and that will make a real difference to them. so we weeeenet— difference to them. so we welcome the _ difference to them. so we welcome the news today that etttte — welcome the news today that strike action _ welcome the news today that strike action is— welcome the news today that strike action is on hold for nurses. the— strike action is on hold for nurses. the former health secretary, matt hancock , has secretary, matt hancock, has finished giving evidence to the covid 19 inquiry. he said nothing could bring back the people who died , but that people who died, but that necessary measures need to be taken early to stop a future pandemic from killing people. he said the system for running

aduu said the system for running adult social care is flawed and was nowhere near in good enough shape when the pandemic hit in 2020. he also revealed the uk came within hours of running out of medicines for intensive care dunng of medicines for intensive care during the pandemic. he told the inquiry he was wrong to think the uk was prepared for a pandemic. uk was one of the best placed countries in the world for responding to a pandemic and indeedin for responding to a pandemic and indeed in some areas categorised by the world health organisation as the best place in the world. and you can understand that when wet-te— and you can understand that when wethe aeettet— and you can understand that when wethe aeettet by— and you can understand that when you're assured by the leading gtetat— you're assured by the leading global authority— you're assured by the leading global authority that the uk is the teet— global authority that the uk is the best prepared in the world, that— the best prepared in the world, that te— the best prepared in the world, that he gttte— the best prepared in the world, that is quite a— the best prepared in the world, that is quite a significant reassurance— that is quite a significant reassurance that turned out to be reassurance that turned out to te wteng— reassurance that turned out to te wteng . — reassurance that turned out to te wteng . a— reassurance that turned out to be wrong. ' i:g reassurance that turned out to be wrong . ' d reassurance that turned out to be wrong . ' i:g : be wrong. a watchdog has found bofis be wrong. a watchdog has found boris johnson's actions in the lead up to his job at the daily mail show an urgent need for reform . the advisory committee reform. the advisory committee on business appointments says the former prime minister told them about the new position only 30 minutes before he announced

it on twitter. but the rules state former ministers should neither announce nor take up jobs before receiving advice from the committee . senior super from the committee. senior super market executives from tesco, asda , sainsbury's and morrisons asda, sainsbury's and morrisons have been questioned by mps over rising food prices. food inflation has eased for a second month as supermarkets begin to cut some of the prices of household goods, including milk, cheese and eggs. figures from the british retail consortium show that shop price inflation overall slowed to 8.4% in june. that's down from 9% in may. gb news reporter will hollis has more. supermarket news reporter will hollis has more . supermarket bosses took more. supermarket bosses took a tengthw— more. supermarket bosses took a lengthy grilling— more. supermarket bosses took a lengthy grilling this— “t2t”t2; supermarket bosses took a lengthy grilling this morning teen— lengthy grilling this morning teen that— lengthy grilling this morning from that cross— lengthy grilling this morning from that cross party of mps on the ttetneee— from that cross party of mps on the business and— from that cross party of mps on the business and trade committee . thew— the business and trade committee . thew wee— the business and trade committee . they were asked— the business and trade committee . they were asked about things the— . they were asked about things the thee— . they were asked about things the thee eate— . they were asked about things like price caps on— . they were asked about things like price caps on baby formula as like price caps on baby formula ae wett— like price caps on baby formula ae wett ae— like price caps on baby formula as well as food— like price caps on baby formula as well as food bank usage anenget— as well as food bank usage amongst their— as well as food bank usage amongst their employees. but the— amongst their employees. but thte wae— amongst their employees. but this was ultimately about profit . aettng— this was ultimately about profit . aettng whw— this was ultimately about profit . asking why food— this was ultimately about profit . asking why food prices in the enete— . asking why food prices in the ehete ate— . asking why food prices in the shops are still— . asking why food prices in the shops are still so— . asking why food prices in the shops are still so high when thet— shops are still so high when thett ewn— shops are still so high when their own costs,— shops are still so high when

their own costs, wholesale theee— their own costs, wholesale theee have— their own costs, wholesale prices have been coming down for gttte— prices have been coming down for gttte ee— prices have been coming down for gttte ttne— prices have been coming down for gttte ttne . — prices have been coming down for quite some time . quite some time. international news and the kremlin says that vladimir putin's position is not shaken by the mutiny . his shaken by the mutiny. his comments come as the president of belarus offered wagner group founder yevgeny prigozhin relocation to the country in a deal to end the rebellion launched on saturday, president putin made a public appearance praising russian troops for stopping the coup attempt . putin stopping the coup attempt. putin also announced he'd launched an investigation into how the money that was paid to wagner and its founder was spent . racism sexism founder was spent. racism sexism and elitism are widespread in engush and elitism are widespread in english and welsh cricket, according to a new report, the independent commission for equality in cricket collected evidence from more than 4000 people and found that racism remained entrenched in the sport and that routinely women encountered sexism and misogyny . the icc has made 44 recommendations for the england and wales cricket board. the

chair of the ecb, richard thomson, has apologised and called for a reset of the game . called for a reset of the game. that's the latest news. more news as it happens. back now to . patrick loades on today. i'm getting ettet— loades on today. i'm getting ettet tnte— loades on today. i'm getting stuck into this— loades on today. i'm getting stuck into this right- : th“ : i'm getting stuck into this right at the tet.— stuck into this right at the tee tnte— stuck into this right at the tee thte ne— stuck into this right at the top. this new report that ettetet— top. this new report that ettetet te— top. this new report that cricket is racist- top. this new report that cricket is racist and sexist is a eenetete— cricket is racist and sexist is a complete load— cricket is racist and sexist is a complete load of rubbish. tttettw— a complete load of rubbish. firstly, think— a complete load of rubbish. firstly, think about this. the retent— firstly, think about this. the tetett wae— firstly, think about this. the report was written by the indian cennteeten— report was written by the indian commission for— report was written by the indian commission for equity in cricket ant— commission for equity in cricket ant tn— commission for equity in cricket ant tn the— commission for equity in cricket ant tn thte taw— commission for equity in cricket and in this day and age, any reheat— and in this day and age, any tetett tnte— and in this day and age, any report into anything will eenettte— report into anything will conclude that something is institutionally— conclude that something is institutionally racist and eetet.— institutionally racist and eextet. se— institutionally racist and sexist. so just bear that in ntnt— sexist. so just bear that in ntnt. se— sexist. so just bear that in ntnt. se t— sexist. so just bear that in mind. so i completely reject the ttentee— mind. so i completely reject the ttentee. tet— mind. so i completely reject the premise. for starters, it htghttghte— premise. for starters, it highlights the fact that tngtant-e— highlights the fact that england's male cricketers eeetwet— england's male cricketers received 13— england's male cricketers received 13 times amount received 13 times the amount tatt— received 13 times the amount tattltngtant-e— received 13 times the amount paid england's women players paid to england's women players and paid to england's women players ant—enett- paid to england's women players and—should be- and suggest there should be egtat— and suggest there should be egtat-at— and suggest there should be equal at domestic level by equal pay at domestic level by 2029— equal pay at domestic level by 2029 ant— equal pay at domestic level by 2029 and international level by teee.— 2029 and international level by teee. tnte— 2029 and international level by teee. thte te— 2029 and international level by 2030. this is really simple. when— 2030. this is really simple. when women— 2030. this is really simple.

when women start hitting the tatt— when women start hitting the hat. ae— when women start hitting the hat. ae tat— when women start hitting the ball. as far as— when women start hitting the ball. as far as the men and tewttng— ball. as far as the men and tewttng ae— ball. as far as the men and bowling as quickly as the men, thew— bowling as quickly as the men, thew wtt— bowling as quickly as the men, they will create _ bowling as quickly as the men, they will create an equally good ttettet— they will create an equally good ttettet ae— they will create an equally good ttettet ae the— they will create an equally good product as the men and draw big etewte— product as the men and draw big etewte .— product as the men and draw big etewte . tntt— product as the men and draw big crowds . until then,— product as the men and draw big crowds . until then, there is no crowds. until then, there is no at at— crowds. until then, there is no reason at all to— crowds. until then, there is no reason at all to pay them the . aettng— reason at all to pay them the same . asking people to get in same. asking people to get in teteh— same. asking people to get in touch themselves— same. asking people to get in touch themselves serves to htghttght— touch themselves serves to highlight they've ever felt highlight if they've ever felt discriminated— highlight if they've ever felt discriminated against, will etet— discriminated against, will ettett a— discriminated against, will elicit a certain— discriminated against, will elicit a certain response, won't it? elicit a certain response, won't tte se— elicit a certain response, won't tte se when— elicit a certain response, won't it? so when the— elicit a certain response, won't it? so when the report states that— it? so when the report states that structural— it? so when the report states that structural and institutional racism continues to institutional racism continues te ettet— institutional racism continues te extet tn— institutional racism continues to exist in the— institutional racism continues to exist in the game, i imagine that— to exist in the game, i imagine that wtt— to exist in the game, i imagine that will come— to exist in the game, i imagine that will come as— to exist in the game, i imagine that will come as a huge shock to that will come as a huge shock te the— that will come as a huge shock te the teeat— that will come as a huge shock to the local cricketers in, say, taneaehtte— to the local cricketers in, say, taneaehtte ,— to the local cricketers in, say, lancashire , cheshire and greater lancashire, cheshire and greater ttaneheetet. — lancashire, cheshire and greater manchester. like— lancashire, cheshire and greater manchester. like where i used to play,— manchester. like where i used to ttaw, where— manchester. like where i used to play, where entire— manchester. like where i used to play, where entire cricket clubs are play, where entire cricket clubs hate— play, where entire cricket clubs nate tt— play, where entire cricket clubs nate tt et— play, where entire cricket clubs are made up of british, pakistani— are made up of british, pakistani ,— are made up of british, pakistani , indian and pakistani, indian and bangladeshi players , where bangladeshi players, where overseas professionals regularly tten the— overseas professionals regularly come from the west indies and the subcontinent— come from the west indies and the subcontinent .— come from the west indies and the subcontinent . i have the subcontinent. i have aettattw— the subcontinent. i have actually played in teams where i was actually played in teams where i ttettw— actually played in teams where i ttettw nteh— actually played in teams where i was pretty much the only white guy— was pretty much the only white guy -— was pretty much the only white gtw . the— was pretty much the only white guy . the language spoken guy. the language being spoken in guy. the language being spoken hteetn—e ant- guy. the language being spoken in_rooms and on. guy. the language being spoken. in_rooms and on the in the changing rooms and on the tett— in the changing rooms and on the tett-net— in the changing rooms and on the field-not english,— in the changing rooms and on the field not english, so field was not english, so i eetttn-t— field was not english, so i couldn't communicate with them a lot couldn't communicate with them a tet et— couldn't communicate with them a tet et the— couldn't communicate with them a tet et the tate— couldn't communicate with them a lot of the lads knew— couldn't communicate with them a lot of the lads knew each other teen— lot of the lads knew each other teen the— lot of the lads knew each other from the local— lot of the lads knew each other from the local communities so theee— there would be a bit of favouritism _ there would be a bit of favouritism batting favouritism in the batting order and favouritism in the batting order ant-that.— favouritism in the batting order and that. suppose and stuff like that. i suppose if

and stuff like that. i suppose tt wet— and stuff like that. i suppose tt wet-te— and stuff like that. i suppose if you-to cite- and stuff like that. i suppose if you to cite that if you ask me to cite that eteettte— if you ask me to cite that specific example of whether or not specific example of whether or net t-t — specific example of whether or net t-t ewe— specific example of whether or not i'd ever felt— specific example of whether or not i'd ever felt excluded or discriminated— not i'd ever felt excluded or discriminated against, well then yeaht_ discriminated against, well then weah wehe— discriminated against, well then weah, net— discriminated against, well then yeah, we're not bothered about it. yeah, we're not bothered about tt-tetett— yeah, we're not bothered about ttltetett eawe— yeah, we're not bothered about it. report says that black it. the report says that black ettetet— it. the report says that black cricket-been— it. the report says that black cricket been failed and the cricket has been failed and the tee — cricket has been failed and the tee ntet— cricket has been failed and the ecb must develop— cricket has been failed and the ecb must develop plan to ecb must develop a plan to tt— ecb must develop a plan to tt .— ecb must develop a plan to revive it . all— ecb must develop a plan to revive it . all right, fine. revive it. all right, fine. what-e— revive it. all right, fine. what's-excuse- revive it. all right, fine. what's excuse for why what's the excuse for why ettetet— what's the excuse for why ettetet tn— what's the excuse for why cricket in the— what's the excuse for why cricket in the west indies is in teettnee— cricket in the west indies is in decline? could— cricket in the west indies is in decline? could it— cricket in the west indies is in decline? could it possibly be that— decline? could it possibly be that-eene— decline? could it possibly be that-some cases- decline? could it possibly be that some cases fewer that in some cases fewer black teette— that in some cases fewer black teette want— that in some cases fewer black teette want te— that in some cases fewer black people want to be— that in some cases fewer black people want to be cricketers? they— people want to be cricketers? thew eaw— people want to be cricketers? thew eaw that— people want to be cricketers? they say that there are more that— they say that there are more ttaet teette— they say that there are more black people represented in get.— black people represented in get. se— black people represented in get. se ate— black people represented in golf. so are you— black people represented in golf. so are you honestly tetttng— golf. so are you honestly tetttng ne— golf. so are you honestly telling me that is a golf. so are you honestly- telling me that-is a more telling me that there is a more tnettetwe— telling me that there is a more inclusive attitude— telling me that there is a more inclusive attitude in the golf ettt— inclusive attitude in the golf ettt tat— inclusive attitude in the golf club bar than _ inclusive attitude in the golf club bar than there is on the ettetet— club bar than there is on the cricket pitch— club bar than there is on the cricket pitch ?_ club bar than there is on the cricket pitch ? i— club bar than there is on the cricket pitch ? i have a day off. cricket pitch? i have a day off. theee— cricket pitch? i have a day off. thete te— cricket pitch? i have a day off. thete he a— cricket pitch? i have a day off. there is a culture— cricket pitch? i have a day off. there is a culture of elitism, attatenttw. — there is a culture of elitism, attatenttw. -wet- there is a culture of elitism, apparently. you don't have apparently. well, you don't have to apparently. well, you don't have te-gentte— apparently. well, you don't have te-gentte te— apparently. well, you don't have to-genius to work- apparently. well, you don't have to genius to work out that to be a genius to work out that a tetate— to be a genius to work out that a tttwate-wtt— to be a genius to work out that a private-will have- a private school will have tettet— a private school will have better facilities than a private school will have betinner facilities than a private school will have betinner comprehensive an inner city. comprehensive what— an inner city. comprehensive what te— an inner city. comprehensive what te thew— an inner city. comprehensive what do they also have more land to what do they also have more land te aettattw— what do they also have more land te aettattw ttaw— what do they also have more land to actually play the— what do they also have more land to actually play the cricket on? the— to actually play the cricket on? the eae— to actually play the cricket on? the same really— to actually play the cricket on? the same really could be said for the same really could be said tet anwthtng. — the same really could be said for anything. what was the reheat-e— for anything. what was the report's solution to all of this 7 report's solution to all of this a wet— report's solution to all of this ewett nenew— report's solution to all of this ? well, money, money, money, enenew — ? well, money, money, money, enenew ant— ? well, money, money, money, nenew ant thew— ? well, money, money, money, money. and they admit it might not money. and they admit it might net te— money. and they admit it might not be affordable— money. and they admit it might not be affordable to give every eeheet— not be affordable to give every eeheet the— not be affordable to give every school the same— not be affordable to give every school the same facilities. yes

that-e— school the same facilities. yes that-e ttte. — school the same facilities. yes that's true. so,— school the same facilities. yes that's true. so, in— school the same facilities. yes that's true. so, in fact, that's net— that's true. so, in fact, that's net a— that's true. so, in fact, that's not a solution,— that's true. so, in fact, that's not a solution, is— that's true. so, in fact, that's not a solution, is there? there ten-t— not a solution, is there? there he ene— not a solution, is there? there isn't one. poor— not a solution, is there? there isn't one. poor people are tteetet— isn't one. poor people are blocked from _ isn't one. poor people are blocked from playing cricket, attatenttw— blocked from playing cricket, attatenttw .— blocked from playing cricket, apparently . that's not a race apparently. that's not a race thtng— apparently. that's not a race thtng-the— apparently. that's not a race thing.-the same- apparently. that's not a race thing. the same for any thing. that's the same for any wetttng— thing. that's the same for any. wetttng—tew working class council house. boy teen— working class council house. boy from yorkshire— working class council house. boy from yorkshire annual club memberships— from yorkshire annual club memberships for a local team can be memberships for a local team can he aetnt— memberships for a local team can he atetnt zoo— memberships for a local team can be around 200 to— memberships for a local team can be around 200 to £300. subs per nateh— be around 200 to £300. subs per nateh htght— be around 200 to £300. subs per nateh ntght te— be around 200 to £300. subs per match might be around a tenner, nawte— match might be around a tenner, nawte ttt— match might be around a tenner, nawte ttt at— match might be around a tenner, nawte ttt at a— match might be around a tenner, maybe £15 at a push. but things just maybe £15 at a push. but things ttet eeet— maybe £15 at a push. but things ttet eeet nenew— maybe £15 at a push. but things just cost money, don't they? and that— just cost money, don't they? and that unfortunately— just cost money, don't they? and that unfortunately is how things wett— that unfortunately is how things wett .— that unfortunately is how things wett . the— that unfortunately is how things work . the report— that unfortunately is how things work . the report calls on the work. the report calls on the anntat— work. the report calls on the annual harrow— work. the report calls on the annual harrow versus eton match, as annual harrow versus eton match, ae wett— annual harrow versus eton match, ae wett ae— annual harrow versus eton match, ae wett ae the— annual harrow versus eton match, as well as the varsity game tetween— as well as the varsity game between oxford _ as well as the varsity game between oxford and cambridge , to between oxford and cambridge, to between oxford and cambridge, to te tettaeet— between oxford and cambridge, to te tettaeet by— between oxford and cambridge, to te tettaeet by a— between oxford and cambridge, to be replaced by a state school tntee— be replaced by a state school under fifteens_ be replaced by a state school under fifteens competition and a tee— under fifteens competition and a ttnate taw— under fifteens competition and a ttnate taw tet— under fifteens competition and a finals day for university teams to finals day for university teams te tntteate— finals day for university teams to indicate that— finals day for university teams to indicate that the sport is teeentng— to indicate that the sport is becoming more— to indicate that the sport is becoming more inclusive . oh becoming more inclusive. oh great.— becoming more inclusive. oh gteat. se— becoming more inclusive. oh gteat. se ttet— becoming more inclusive. oh great. so just do— becoming more inclusive. oh great. so just do away with teeatee— great. so just do away with teeatee et— great. so just do away with decades of tradition to appease the ttwetettw— decades of tradition to appease the diversity brigade. get this a tttnttng— the diversity brigade. get this a drinking and— the diversity brigade. get this a drinking and puerile lads ettttte— a drinking and puerile lads culture across— a drinking and puerile lads culture across the sport puts at— culture across the sport puts women at risk— culture across the sport puts women at risk of— culture across the sport puts women at risk of unwanted attentten— women at risk of unwanted attention and— women at risk of unwanted attention and acts as a barrier to attention and acts as a barrier te the— attention and acts as a barrier to the inclusion— attention and acts as a barrier to the inclusion of— attention and acts as a barrier to the inclusion of muslim communities. _ to the inclusion of muslim communities. stop it. to the inclusion of muslim communities. stop it . just stop communities. stop it. just stop it. communities. stop it. just stop tt. theee— communities. stop it. just stop tt. thete ate— communities. stop it. just stop it. there are entire—

communities. stop it. just stop it. there are entire teams in ewetw— it. there are entire teams in ewetw teagte— it. there are entire teams in every league pretty much made up of every league pretty much made up et entttetw— every league pretty much made up of entirely muslim— every league pretty much made up of entirely muslim players . of entirely muslim players. non—alcoholic— of entirely muslim players. non—alcoholic champagne is topped— non—alcoholic champagne is tettet when— non—alcoholic champagne is popped when teams win local ettte— popped when teams win local ettte ate— popped when teams win local clubs are now— popped when teams win local clubs are now actively marketing a etteng— clubs are now actively marketing a strong women's— clubs are now actively marketing a strong women's section because it a strong women's section because tt te— a strong women's section because t he a— a strong women's section because t he a tantaette— a strong women's section because it is a fantastic way— a strong women's section because it is a fantastic way to grow the— it is a fantastic way to grow the ettt. — it is a fantastic way to grow the club. and— it is a fantastic way to grow the club. and as— it is a fantastic way to grow the club. and as well to increase your- the club. and as well to increase your membership and hate— increase your membership and hate nenew— increase your membership and hate enenew se— increase your membership and make money. so that report , in make money. so that report, in my make money. so that report, in nw wew— make money. so that report, in nw anwwaw— make money. so that report, in my view anyway, is just complete ttttteh— my view anyway, is just complete rubbish. cricket— my view anyway, is just complete rubbish. cricket is— my view anyway, is just complete rubbish. cricket is also based on statistics. _ rubbish. cricket is also based on statistics. if— rubbish. cricket is also based on statistics. if somebody is awetagtng— on statistics. if somebody is awetagtng to— on statistics. if somebody is averaging 50 with the bat and tattng— averaging 50 with the bat and tattng a— averaging 50 with the bat and tattng a tew— averaging 50 with the bat and taking a few wickets every game, ewetw— taking a few wickets every game, ewetw etngte— taking a few wickets every game, every single team _ taking a few wickets every game, every single team will want them to every single team will want them te ttaw— every single team will want them te ttaw tet— every single team will want them te ttaw tet then.— every single team will want them to play for them. there will be exanttee— to play for them. there will be exanttee te— to play for them. there will be examples is undoubtedly, unquestionably of reports of teette— unquestionably of reports of people suffering racism. 100% ant— people suffering racism. 100% ant that— people suffering racism. 100% ant that te— people suffering racism. 100% and that is wrong. there are tttete— and that is wrong. there are tttete ett— and that is wrong. there are idiots out there,— and that is wrong. there are idiots out there, but that teeent— idiots out there, but that doesn't make— idiots out there, but that doesn't make it institutional, teee— doesn't make it institutional, teee tt— doesn't make it institutional, teee t e— doesn't make it institutional, does it ? how— doesn't make it institutional, does it ? how dare this report does it? how dare this report ttant— does it? how dare this report ttant ett— does it? how dare this report brand our wonderful traditional tntteh— brand our wonderful traditional ttttteh game,— brand our wonderful traditional british game, institutionally gag,— british game, institutionally racist, sexist— british game, institutionally racist, sexist ,— british game, institutionally racist, sexist , etcetera. if racist, sexist, etcetera. if teette— racist, sexist, etcetera. if teette teattw— racist, sexist, etcetera. if people really want to find tn— people really want to find racism in something, they will. ant— racism in something, they will. ant that-e— racism in something, they will. ant that-e whw— racism in something, they will. and that's why we _ racism in something, they will. and that's why we end up with wette— and that's why we end up with wette ttte—

and that's why we end up with words like structure, racism, unconscious bias— words like structure, racism, unconscious bias. but what's the eettttene— unconscious bias. but what's the solution? seriously— unconscious bias. but what's the solution? seriously what is the eettttene— solution? seriously what is the solution? every— solution? seriously what is the solution? every cricket club entte— solution? every cricket club ehtte the — solution? every cricket club shuts the bar— solution? every cricket club shuts the bar down, do they? the entw— shuts the bar down, do they? the entw eewe — shuts the bar down, do they? the only serve halal— shuts the bar down, do they? the only serve halal meat? do we have— only serve halal meat? do we have a— only serve halal meat? do we have a gteta— only serve halal meat? do we have a quota for— only serve halal meat? do we have a quota for ethnic minorities— have a quota for ethnic minorities per team? i mean , minorities per team? i mean, geet— minorities per team? i mean, geet ghet— minorities per team? i mean, geet gnet. can— minorities per team? i mean, good grief. can you imagine if thew— good grief. can you imagine if they enforced— good grief. can you imagine if they enforced that quota system they enforced that quota system the ether— they enforced that quota system the ethet waw— they enforced that quota system the other way round in certain tatte— the other way round in certain parts-lancashire- the other way round in certain parts lancashire league , parts of the lancashire league, for parts of the lancashire league, tetenean— wet- parts of the lancashire league, for—mean, you do. for example? i mean, you do well to-some— for example? i mean, you do well to-some-ptayers- to find some white players at certain— to find some white players at certain-there- to find some white players at certain there this is certain teams. there this is ridiculous.— certain teams. there this is ridiculous. it's— certain teams. there this is ridiculous. it's absolute messa— ridiculous. it's absolute madnessiwe- ridiculous. it's absolute madness we don't madness. we don't need a pocessrorr— madness. we don't need a procession virtue signalling procession of virtue signalling oporogres— procession of virtue signalling apologies-need- procession of virtue signalling apologies. need radical apologies. we don't need radical sysremrc— apologies. we don't need radical systemic change,— apologies. we don't need radical systemic change, just leave crrcker— systemic change, just leave cricket alone _ systemic change, just leave cricket alone .— systemic change, just leave cricket alone . well, so i think cricket alone. well, so i think i cricket alone. well, so i think r worr— cricket alone. well, so i think r worr ro— cricket alone. well, so i think i want to hear— cricket alone. well, so i think i want to hear from you, gbviews@gbnews.com. i have a lot or reps— gbviews@gbnews.com. i have a lot more on this story— gbviews@gbnews.com. i have a lot more on this story a— gbviews@gbnews.com. i have a lot more on this story a little bit rarer— more on this story a little bit rarer or— more on this story a little bit rarer orlrpe— more on this story a little bit later on the show. but now later on in the show. but now we're returning— later on in the show. but now we're returning to— later on in the show. but now we're returning to the rwanda scerrme— we're returning to the rwanda scheme-rhe- we're returning to the rwanda scheme the government's scheme because the government's corrroversror— scheme because the government's controversia rwanda _ scheme because the government's controversia rwanda could cost migrants to rwanda could cost reor— migrants to rwanda could cost more than keeping the asylum seeekrs— more than keeping the asylum seekers-. that's- seekers in the uk. that's according— seekers in the uk. that's according to— seekers in the uk. that's according to government's own ororysrs— according to government's own ororysrs .— according to government's own oporysrs . eur— according to government's own analysis . but there according to government's own analysis. but there more to analysis. but there is more to it analysis. but there is more to rr—rpe— analysis. but there is more to rr—rpe eye- analysis. but there is more toi it_the eye because analysis. but there is more to- it_the eye because an it than meets the eye because an economic impact— it than meets the eye because an economic impact into the economic impact report into the rrregor—rporl

illegal migration bill says that oeporrorrorr— illegal migration bill says that deportation to— illegal migration bill says that deportation to safe country deportation to a safe country poure— deportation to a safe country worse cosp— deportation to a safe country would cost around 60 grand more per reorvrouor— would cost around 60 grand more per reorvrouor .— would cost around 60 grand more per individual . the— would cost around 60 grand more per individual . the home office per individual. the home office reporr— per individual. the home office reporr fourso— per individual. the home office report found that— per individual. the home office report found that sending an improper— report found that sending an individual to— report found that sending an individual to rwanda would cost opour—rrrgrrerl about 170 grand. that's higher reor— about 170 grand. that's higher rrrorr rhe— about 170 grand. that's higher than the estimated 106 grand to proces— than the estimated 106 grand to proces rhe— than the estimated 106 grand to process the migrants in the uk, which— process the migrants in the uk, which includes— process the migrants in the uk, which includes accommodation at £85 which includes accommodation at esp per— which includes accommodation at esp per propr— which includes accommodation at £85 per night and— which includes accommodation at £85 per night and supporting chem — £85 per night and supporting chem for— £85 per night and supporting chem for or— £85 per night and supporting them for an estimated , get this, them for an estimated, get this, four— them for an estimated, get this, four years— them for an estimated, get this, four years while _ them for an estimated, get this, four years while their asylum crorm— four years while their asylum crorm rs— four years while their asylum claim is processed. that is an esrrmoreo— claim is processed. that is an estimated £63,000 more to send a proper— estimated £63,000 more to send a migrorr ro— estimated £63,000 more to send a migrant to rwanda— estimated £63,000 more to send a migrant to rwanda .— estimated £63,000 more to send a migrant to rwanda . but last year migrant to rwanda. but last year rearw— migrant to rwanda. but last year peorry reope— migrant to rwanda. but last year nearly 46,000 people crossed the chopper— nearly 46,000 people crossed the chopper or— nearly 46,000 people crossed the channel on boats. _ nearly 46,000 people crossed the channel on boats. and if the cossinsg— channel on boats. and if the crossings continue to rise at ine— crossings continue to rise at rne cuneni— crossings continue to rise at the current rate,— crossings continue to rise at the current rate, the report forni— the current rate, the report found ii— the current rate, the report found it would _ the current rate, the report found it would cost the uk £32 niiiion— found it would cost the uk £32 niiiion o— found it would cost the uk £32 niiiion o day— found it would cost the uk £32 million a day by— found it would cost the uk £32 million a day by the end of me.— million a day by the end of me so— million a day by the end of me so io— million a day by the end of 2026. so to effectively break ine— 2026. so to effectively break even the rwanda plan would have to even the rwanda plan would have ro ieier— even the rwanda plan would have ro ieier circ— even the rwanda plan would have to deter 37% of— even the rwanda plan would have to deter 37% of people crossing the to deter 37% of people crossing rne cnonnei— to deter 37% of people crossing the channel and— to deter 37% of people crossing the channel and the home office peiieves— the channel and the home office peiieves inor— the channel and the home office believes that it— the channel and the home office believes that it would do that. joining— believes that it would do that. roining ne— believes that it would do that. roining me no— believes that it would do that. joining me now to discuss this is ionoinon— joining me now to discuss this is jonathan gullis, the conservative- is jonathan gullis, the conservative mp for stoke on ireni— conservative mp for stoke on irenr nonn. — conservative mp for stoke on trent north. jonathan, thank you.— trent north. jonathan, thank on nine— trent north. jonathan, thank you. what this— trent north. jonathan, thank you. what this report doesn't iocror— you. what this report doesn't rocior in— you. what this report doesn't rocior in is— you. what this report doesn't factor in is the— you. what this report doesn't factor in is the ongoing cost of keeping— factor in is the ongoing cost of keeping someone— factor in is the ongoing cost of keeping someone in accommodation ,riniine— keeping someone in accommodation ,riniing inen— keeping someone in accommodation ,riniing inen o— keeping someone in accommodation

, finding them a social house, looking— , finding them a social house, iooking oner— , finding them a social house, looking after their and looking after their kids and sending— looking after their kids and sending-school,- looking after their kids and sending school, making sending them to school, making iney-re— sending them to school, making sure they've-gp's- sure they've got a gp's appointment- sure they've got a gp's appointment and everything else . weir,— appointment and everything else . wei, yon— appointment and everything else . ireii, you nir— appointment and everything else . well, you hit the— appointment and everything else . well, you hit the nail on the neon,— . well, you hit the nail on the head, patrick. _ . well, you hit the nail on the head, patrick. ultimately what is here is the home is happening here is the home office making it very clear office is making it very clear that a that the rwanda policy is a deterrent factor. it deters peopie— deterrent factor. it deters peopie non — : f it deters people from needlessly risking ineir— people from needlessly risking ineir ines— people from needlessly risking their lives, putting thousands of pounds— their lives, putting thousands or pounds in— their lives, putting thousands of pounds in the— their lives, putting thousands of pounds in the hands of snuggiers— of pounds in the hands of snuggiers ,— of pounds in the hands of smugglers , and hopefully we'll smugglers, and hopefully we'll nove— smugglers, and hopefully we'll nove o— smugglers, and hopefully we'll nove o reoiiy— smugglers, and hopefully we'll have a really positive impact in making— have a really positive impact in making sure— have a really positive impact in making sure that— have a really positive impact in making sure that as numbers imp,— making sure that as numbers orop, nnicn— making sure that as numbers orop, nnicn i— making sure that as numbers drop, which i think they will, peconse— drop, which i think they will, because people— drop, which i think they will, because people will be deterred, ire-ii— because people will be deterred, ire-ii see— because people will be deterred, ire-ii inor— because people will be deterred, we'll see that cost— because people will be deterred, we'll see that cost come for crown— we'll see that cost come for porn rne — we'll see that cost come for down the taxpayer because fewer and fewer— down the taxpayer because fewer and fewer people— down the taxpayer because fewer and fewer people will need processing. — and fewer people will need processing. _and- and fewer people will need processing. and fewer processing. fewer and fewer peopie— processing. fewer and fewer peopie-pe- processing. fewer and fewer peopie-ire kepi- processing. fewer and fewer people be kept in people need to be kept in accommodation, fewer and fewer of accommodation, fewer and fewer or—pe- accommodation, fewer and fewer or—pe purl accommodation, fewer and fewer or—pe pni ini of people will need to be put in socioi— of people will need to be put in social housing— of people will need to be put in social housing and— of people will need to be put in social housing and school places inisnrgeries— social housing and school places inisnrgeries ,— social housing and school places in surgeries , etcetera. so in gp surgeries, etcetera. so inere-s— in gp surgeries, etcetera. so inere-slior— in gp surgeries, etcetera. so there'sllot of— in gp surgeries, etcetera. so there's lot of positives here there's a lot of positives here inor— there's a lot of positives here inn-ioni— there's a lot of positives here that-don't talk— there's a lot of positives here that don't talk enough about. that we don't talk enough about. it's that we don't talk enough about. ir-s-o— that we don't talk enough about. ir-s-o semen— that we don't talk enough about. it's-a shame. the— that we don't talk enough about. it's a shame. the shadow it's just a shame. the shadow none— it's just a shame. the shadow home secretary— it's just a shame. the shadow home secretary got the home secretary hasn't got the memo-ori— home secretary hasn't got the memo-all they- home secretary hasn't got the memo all they ever memo because all they ever talk abori— memo because all they ever talk oponi-ioponr— memo because all they ever talk about labour benches, about on the labour benches, roirick— about on the labour benches, patrick-speeding- about on the labour benches, patrick speeding up, patrick is speeding up, processing— patrick is speeding up,- processing-really mean processing what they really mean by processing what they really mean py—nove— processing what they really mean by_p...g on- by that is let's have an ennew.— by that is let's have an amnesty. but- by that is let's have an amnesty. but they don't want to say amnesty. but they don't want to soy—inev- amnesty. but they don't want to soy—iney know- say that because they know inere-ii— say that because they know there'll political suicide . there'll be political suicide. vie-re— there'll be political suicide. were-oni- there'll be political suicide.

were-nne i- there'll be political suicide. we're-and i think. we're out now and i think it's time up time that people fronted up to it, it? well they just it, isn't it? well they just said instead of saying no to rwanda, saying no to rwanda, instead of saying no to turning back, instead of turning boats back, instead of saying centres, saying no to detention centres, instead saying no to instead of saying no to everything, don't just everything, why don't they just admit like admit that they don't like borders to let borders and they want to let everybody . borders and they want to let everybody. in well, i borders and they want to let everybody . in well, i totally everybody. in well, i totally agree— everybody. in well, i totally agree .— everybody. in well, i totally agree . ioroiiy— everybody. in well, i totally agree . totally agree- ”g : " well, i totally agree . totally agree with you, agree. totally agree with you, rainco— agree. totally agree with you, roirick. ii-s— agree. totally agree with you, patrick. it's so— agree. totally agree with you, patrick. it's so frustrating to yon— patrick. it's so frustrating to you know,— patrick. it's so frustrating to see, you know, muttering under his see, you know, muttering under nis peein— see, you know, muttering under his breath. the— see, you know, muttering under his breath. the shadow immigration- his breath. the shadow immigration minister, stephen cinnocn— immigration minister, stephen cinnock, saying— immigration minister, stephen kinnock, saying it won't deter peopie— kinnock, saying it won't deter peopie ,— kinnock, saying it won't deter peopie , os— kinnock, saying it won't deter peopie , as you— kinnock, saying it won't deter people , as you know, because of people, as you know, because of course he knows— people, as you know, because of course he knows better than eeonrye— course he knows better than. eveonecevenry—i course he knows better than ev

question if they were in charge , oner— question if they were in charge , nnor nonin— question if they were in charge , what would would they , what would they do? would they cncei— , what would they do? would they cncei rne — , what would they do? would they cancel the rwanda— , what would they do? would they cancel the rwanda policy? and iney-ve— cancel the rwanda policy? and iney-ve-coy- cancel the rwanda policy? and they've _coy since i cancel the rwanda policy? and they've coy since the they've been very coy since the ion — they've been very coy since the ion of— they've been very coy since the ion of rne — they've been very coy since the turn of the year,— they've been very coy since the turn of the year, not to fully sav— turn of the year, not to fully soy inose — turn of the year, not to fully say those words,— turn of the year, not to fully say those words, because niiinoieiy— say those words, because ultimately what they're preparing— ultimately what they're preparing for is yet another ii—inrn— preparing for is yet another u—turn, something that we know pg.— u—turn, something that we know keir sinner— u—turn, something that we know keir starmer is— u—turn, something that we know keir starmer is so— u—turn, something that we know keir starmer is so fond of . keir starmer is so fond of. icon— keir starmer is so fond of. icon ii— keir starmer is so fond of. icon if one— keir starmer is so fond of. look, if the rwanda- keir starmer is so fond of. look, if the rwanda plan stops the boats, there's no way labour's look labour's reversing that look at what australia. they what happened in australia. they turned got turned the boats back. it got massive criticism. stopped massive criticism. it stopped illegal next illegal immigration. the next party in, they the party comes in, they keep the exact and so exact same policy. and so they're not going to change anything whatsoever. that actually boats. the actually stops the boats. the question value for question is about value for money, jonathan. i must money, though, jonathan. i must say is a lot of money per say it is a lot of money per migrant. are you convinced that it a deterrent? it would act as a deterrent? it would stop. apparently would have to stop. apparently 37% crossings. a lot 37% of crossings. that's a lot of . no? oh, absolutely. of people. no? oh, absolutely. in— of people. no? oh, absolutely. i'm convinced— no? oh, absolutely. i'm convinced because when i was on ine— i'm convinced because when i was on the nationality— i'm convinced because when i was on the nationality and borders act on the nationality and borders aci iii— on the nationality and borders act bill committee, as it was pock— act bill committee, as it was peck onen— act bill committee, as it was peck inen ,— act bill committee, as it was back then , we— act bill committee, as it was back then , we heard from the back then, we heard from the ansiroiion— back then, we heard from the australian high— back then, we heard from the australian high commissioner who neee— australian high commissioner who neee-cren— australian high commissioner who made-clear that— australian high commissioner who made clear that this did made it very clear that this did act-deterrent— made it very clear that this did act-deterrent-they. act as a deterrent when they were—a model. act as a deterrent when they were—a model ini were using such a model in ansiroiin— were using such a model in australia. obviously australia. they obviously empowered— australia. they obviously empowered all smugglers as iney-re— empowered all smugglers as iney-ve een— empowered all smugglers as they've even themselves reported it they've even themselves reported ii io— they've even themselves reported i o iocoi— they've even themselves reported

it to local authorities in ronce— it to local authorities in rronce ,— it to local authorities in france , for— it to local authorities in france , for example, that when france, for example, that when the france, for example, that when one iononoo — france, for example, that when the rwanda scheme was being ioikeo— the rwanda scheme was being talked about,— the rwanda scheme was being talked about, people were sroning— talked about, people were scoring in— talked about, people were starting in france to ask about noking— starting in france to ask about making themselves settled status in in— making themselves settled status in in ine— making themselves settled status in in the french— making themselves settled status in in the french region. so niiinoieiy— in in the french region. so ultimately we— in in the french region. so ultimately we see firsthand from rrencn — ultimately we see firsthand from french officials— ultimately we see firsthand from french officials and smugglers nno— french officials and smugglers nno nove— french officials and smugglers who have been— french officials and smugglers who have been captured that iney-re—poiicy- who have been captured that. they're _ policy would who have been captured that the damaging, policy would who have been captured that thedamaging, p(break'ould who have been captured that the damaging, p(break apart be damaging, would break apart ineir—nooei- be damaging, would break apart their—model and- their operational model and ininn— their operational model and ininn yes— their operational model and pink, yes i— their operational model and think, yes, it will be a hit in ine— think, yes, it will be a hit in one snori— think, yes, it will be a hit in the short term _ think, yes, it will be a hit in the short term to - think, yes, it will be a hit in the short term to the public rinonce,— the short term to the public finance, but— the short term to the public finance, but ultimately will inve— finance, but ultimately will drive down— finance, but ultimately will drive down those costs long term act drive down those costs long term oci os— drive down those costs long term oci os ine— drive down those costs long term act as the deterrent— drive down those costs long term act as the deterrent that we need — act as the deterrent that we neee-oni— act as the deterrent that we need and hopefully need it to and hopefully inererore— need it to and hopefully therefore get— need it to and hopefully therefore get control our therefore get control of our borders — therefore get control of our borders, - know- therefore get control of our borders, know so many borders, which i know so many peopie—ro- borders, which i know so many peopie—co seel people are desperate to see, ponicnioriy.— people are desperate to see, ponicnionr— people are desperate to see, particulon gb— people are desperate to see, particulon gb news who viewers on gb news who niiinoieiy— viewers on gb news who ultimately voted to leave, i'm in iorge— ultimately voted to leave, i'm sure in large amounts in 2016 one— sure in large amounts in 2016 one voice— sure in large amounts in 2016 and voted for— sure in large amounts in 2016 and voted for the— sure in large amounts in 2016 and voted for the conservatives , many— and voted for the conservatives , nony ion— and voted for the conservatives , non for ine— and voted for the conservatives , many for the first— and voted for the conservatives , many for the first time pecose— , many for the first time because they— , many for the first time because they wanted to deliver on inose — because they wanted to deliver on those promises— because they wanted to deliver on those promises to back on those promises to take back connoi— on those promises to take back conrroi—ono- on those promises to take back control—and our- control of our laws and our borders— control of our laws and our borders . — control of our laws and our borders . and— control of our laws and our borders . r: control of our laws and our borders . 'r: r:r:::r control of our laws and our borders . ' r: r:r:::r control of our laws and our- borders . and what do you say to borders. and what do you say to those people then well, those people who then go, well, look, know , it says it's look, you know, it says it's £63,000, is less to just keep those people here. it's not cost effective and it's inhumane . effective and it's inhumane. well i remind those people,

patrick, that as you said earlier, that doesn't take into cost the amount of social housing that will need to put people up in and potentially housing in the future. the school places and g " the school places and therefore the money— school places and therefore the money-per— school places and therefore the money-per yeor- school places and therefore the money per year that money per pupil per year that inor— money per pupil per year that that-experience- money per pupil per year that that-experience ,- money per pupil per year that that experience , the cost that child experience, the cost of that child experience, the cost or-opvionsiy- that child experience, the cost of obviously won't be of the nhs obviously won't be iocioreo— of the nhs obviously won't be iocroreo in— of the nhs obviously won't be factored in or— of the nhs obviously won't be factored in or long term as weir.— factored in or long term as neii. ano— factored in or long term as well. and of— factored in or long term as well. and of course just the as ine— well. and of course just the as the immigration— well. and of course just the as the immigration minister said, the immigration minister said, one socioi— the immigration minister said, the social cohesion that will be cnoiiengeo— the social cohesion that will be cnoiiengeo os— the social cohesion that will be challenged as well in local communities— challenged as well in local communities ultimately people need— communities ultimately people need ro— communities ultimately people need to understand that yes , need to understand that yes, incre— need to understand that yes, inere nignr— need to understand that yes, there might be— need to understand that yes, there might be a saving by processing— there might be a saving by processing quicker, but if we corn— processing quicker, but if we corn on— processing quicker, but if we carry on accepting 70% plus, nnicn— carry on accepting 70% plus, nnicn ne— carry on accepting 70% plus, which we are— carry on accepting 70% plus, which we are at— carry on accepting 70% plus, which we are at the moment, are inose— which we are at the moment, are inose vino— which we are at the moment, are inose nno cone— which we are at the moment, are those who come here illegally, inor— those who come here illegally, nor is— those who come here illegally, nor is os— those who come here illegally, nor is os i— those who come here illegally, that is, as i say,— those who come here illegally, that is, as i say, the labour's pion— that is, as i say, the labour's pion ion— that is, as i say, the labour's pion for on— that is, as i say, the labour's plan for an amnesty at the very ieosi— plan for an amnesty at the very ieosr noni— plan for an amnesty at the very ieosr nonr ro— plan for an amnesty at the very least want to - down - plan for an amnesty at the very least want to down those least want to get down to those rrencn — least want to get down to those rrencn—reosi- least want to get down to those french _least 18%j french numbers of at least 18% pecose— french numbers of at least 18% because - french _ french numbers of at least 18% because french can do it. because the french can do it. why— because the french can do it. why-hell— because the french can do it. why-hell can't- because the french can do it. why hell can't we? and i'm why the hell can't we? and i'm insi— why the hell can't we? and i'm insr very— why the hell can't we? and i'm just very disappointed today, roiricn— just very disappointed today, patrick,_the- patrick, to hear that the government _ patrick, to hear that the government has dropped. opvionsiy— government has dropped. obviously the— government has dropped. obviously the plan dominic obviously the plan under dominic p..g,_ obviously the plan under dominic coop-nos— obviously the plan under dominic coop-nos ro— obviously the plan under dominic raab, was to obviously raab, which was to obviously scrop— raab, which was to obviously scrop ine— raab, which was to obviously scrap the human— raab, which was to obviously scrap the human rights act and ignore— scrap the human rights act and ignore ine— scrap the human rights act and ignore the echr_ scrap the human rights act and ignore the echr think these are inings— ignore the echr think these are inings inor— ignore the echr think these are things that would _ ignore the echr think these are things that would have helped us on oeiirering— things that would have helped us on delivering this— things that would have helped us on delivering this important

piece—rice- on delivering this important piece—like thej piece of legislation like the iiiegoi— piece of legislation like the illegal migration bill. this is nnoi— illegal migration bill. this is nnoilioi— illegal migration bill. this is whatllotlpeople- illegal migration bill. this is what lot people get very what a lot of people get very rrnsiroieo— what a lot of people get very frustrated _that l frustrated at, which is that incre— frustrated at, which is that there _whiff- frustrated at, which is thati there _whiff- good there is the whiff of a good ioeo— there is the whiff of a good ioeo inor— there is the whiff of a good idea that might— there is the whiff of a good idea that might actually solve the idea that might actually solve one—ano— idea that might actually solve the _and then- idea that might actually solve the _and then by. idea that might actually solvei the _and then by the the problem. and then by the time through commons the problem. and then by the tithe through commons the problem. and then by the tithe teeth through commons the problem. and then by the tithe teeth of hrough commons the problem. and then by the tithe teeth of itough commons the problem. and then by the tithe teeth of it arei commons the problem. and then by the tithe teeth of it are pulledimmons , the teeth of it are pulled out. and so you're kind of making lives difficult and making your lives difficult and there appear to be that there doesn't appear to be that much into actually much investment into actually getting in the home getting more people in the home office process these claims, office to process these claims, which you know, as long as they aren't all bang in favour of an open door migration, which might be stretch, but as be a bit of a stretch, but as long as they aren't, they might actually process some people and then you can't then say to them, no, you can't come you really come here. so do you really think that rishi sunak understand us? the importance of him actually stopping the boats as opposed to just standing on a plinth and saying it? no, i've got to give full credit- plinth and saying it? no, i've got to give full credit to- e�*i: g 7 no, i've got to give full credit to the prime — got to give full credit to the prime minister— got to give full credit to the prime minister here because i've generoiiy— prime minister here because i've generoiiy peen— prime minister here because i've generally been in— prime minister here because i've generally been in the room with nin— generally been in the room with nin-iines— generally been in the room with him times listening his him many times listening to his possion—ro- him many times listening to his passion,_to detaili passion, his attention to detail ,_p.gp_ passion, his attention to detail ,_p.gp i- passion, his attention to detail ,_p.gp i know- passion, his attention to detailj ,_that i know he's , and the fact that i know he's noving.— , and the fact that i know he's. noving.—even having. i think once maybe even two having. i think once maybe even coo—nin- having. i think once maybe even coo—win inei two meetings per week with the cnonceiior, — two meetings per week with the chancellor, with _ two meetings per week with the chancellor, with the home secreiory, — chancellor, with the home secretary, .the - chancellor, with the homei secretary, .the - in secretary, with the team in number— secretary, with the team in number-make- secretary, with the team in- number-make-that number ten, to make sure that onen— number ten, to make sure that nnen—nosl number ten, to make sure that. nnen—nos gone when this rwanda policy has gone inrongn— when this rwanda policy has gone inrongn our—

when this rwanda policy has gone through our domestic courts and been— through our domestic courts and been opproveci— through our domestic courts and been approved, that the operationalisation of the policy is reooy— operationalisation of the policy is reooy io— operationalisation of the policy is reooy no go— operationalisation of the policy is ready to go immediately. and soloo— is ready to go immediately. and so|oo inink— is ready to go immediately. and so ido think he _ is ready to go immediately. and so do think he understands it so i do think he understands it one— so i do think he understands it one i— so i do think he understands it one i nope— so i do think he understands it on i nope ne— so i do think he understands it and i hope he understands it as weir,— and i hope he understands it as well, because— and i hope he understands it as well, because ultimately, let's be well, because ultimately, let'si peseen— well, because ultimately, let'si peipoiiing.—seen well, because ultimately, let's be polling. the seen the polling. if the conservatives don't get a grip the polling. if the— cothis, atives don't get a grip the polling. if the— cothis, then; don't get a grip the polling. if the co this, then they're get a grip the polling. if the— co this, then they're absolutely of this, then they're absolutely oone — of this, then they're absolutely done or— of this, then they're absolutely done at - general- done at the next general eieciion. — done at the next general election. and _ done at the next general election. and it is amazing, isn-r— election. and it is amazing, cm i,— election. and it is amazing, isn't it, because— election. and it is amazing, isn't it, because the it's not as isn't it, because the it's not os-oiner— isn't it, because the it's not os-oiner pony- isn't it, because the it's not as-other party is- as if the other party is ocinoiiy— as if the other party is actually really proposing a serious—and- actually really proposing a serious—and ini actually really proposing a- serious _and in fact, serious solution. and in fact, they pretty much holding they are pretty much holding their hands up and saying we're not really going to try and stop the boats and we're the boats that much and we're probably end probably just going to maybe end up here. and up with more people here. and people annoyed with people are just so annoyed with the the tories have been the way the tories have been going about it. they might accept that. look. jonathan, thank golis there, thank you. jonathan golis there, conservative stoke on conservative mp for stoke on trent reacting to whether conservative mp for stoke on trenot reacting to whether conservative mp for stoke on trenot you reacting to whether conservative mp for stoke on trenot you thinking to whether conservative mp for stoke on trenot you think it's to whether conservative mp for stoke on trenot you think it's value ether conservative mp for stoke on trenot you think it's value forzr or not you think it's value for money. this rwanda plans scheme. supposedly it's going to cost around the short around £63,000 more in the short term to get people flown over to rwanda . of course, you've to rwanda. of course, you've got to factor knock on costs factor in those knock on costs of people here of keeping people here indefinitely , schooling, indefinitely, schooling, housing, health, etcetera. vaiews@gbnews.com. just one quick one. the cost of sending migrants abroad for assessment

is expensive live. he says it's much better to just turn the boats back. that is from john. keep views coming keep these views coming in. now. you more on that you can get loads more on that story website, gb news story on our website, gb news .com is of the .com which is of course the fastest in the fastest growing news site in the country . loads the best country. loads of the best opinion analysis and big breaking news now, eight days ago, theresa may tore into boris johnson in the partygate debate. now it turns out she went to a party during the second covid lockdown. i tell you what, after party, i would not have wanted aniane party, i would not have wanted an invite to patrick christie's on gb news business news

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not for us. that trust that i spoke about between the public and parliament is undermined if they see members of this house trying to save the careers of friends who have been clearly found due process to have found by due process to have been guilty of wrongdoing, as happenedin been guilty of wrongdoing, as happened in the case owen happened in the case of owen paterson, they are respect for us is eroded . and without that us is eroded. and without that trust and respect , act their trust and respect, act their faith in our very parliamentary democracy is damaged . well, the democracy is damaged. well, the former nine— democracy is damaged. well, the former prime minister— :ff 33: well, the former prime minister may have been— former prime minister may have been congni— former prime minister may have been caught red— former prime minister may have been caught red handed , but been caught red handed, but sne-s— been caught red handed, but she's now under— been caught red handed, but she's now under pressure to pipe up oponi— she's now under pressure to pipe op oponi ner— she's now under pressure to pipe up about her appearance as a socioiiy— up about her appearance as a socially distanced party she opened— socially distanced party she attended during the second full iockionn— attended during the second full lockdown. the— attended during the second full lockdown. the panel did turn inro— lockdown. the panel did turn inio enor— lockdown. the panel did turn into what has— lockdown. the panel did turn into what has been described as a into what has been described as o pinnooy— into what has been described as o pinnooy pony.— into what has been described as a birthday party. right. but it's understood— a birthday party. right. but it's understood that may left before— it's understood that may left before inis— it's understood that may left before this and— it's understood that may left before this and wasn't pictured nin— before this and wasn't pictured niin o— before this and wasn't pictured niin o drink— before this and wasn't pictured with a drink in— before this and wasn't pictured with a drink in hand, which opporenriy— with a drink in hand, which opporenriy no— with a drink in hand, which apparently now means something. i'm apparently now means something. in -no— apparently now means something. in -no py— apparently now means something. inn-on by on— apparently now means something. i'm now by gb news i'm joined now by gb news presenier— i'm joined now by gb news presenter darren grimes. darren, i presenter darren grimes. darren, i ion-i— presenter darren grimes. darren, i ion-i know— presenter darren grimes. darren, i don't know about— presenter darren grimes. darren, i don't know about you, but inere— i don't know about you, but once nos— i don't know about you, but there has to _ i don't know about you, but there has to be— i don't know about you, but there has to be some kind of inu— there has to be some kind of mu inquiry— there has to be some kind of mu ingniry .— there has to be some kind of full inquiry. there has to be neoos— full inquiry. there has to be heads rolling— full inquiry. there has to be heads rolling here. there needs to heads rolling here. there needs ro pe— heads rolling here. there needs ro ire iorryers— heads rolling here. there needs to be lawyers roped into all of ins.— to be lawyers roped into all of inis. ano— to be lawyers roped into all of

inis. one good— to be lawyers roped into all of this. and good grief, if there ony— this. and good grief, if there ony coke,— this. and good grief, if there was any cake, then she should never work again.— was any cake, then she should never work again. well look, i ii-s— never work again. well look, i mean, it's quite— never work again. well look, i mean, it's quite rich listening to mean, it's quite rich listening ro ner— mean, it's quite rich listening ro ner soy— mean, it's quite rich listening to her say that— mean, it's quite rich listening to her say that there was due process ris— to her say that there was due process. it's a— to her say that there was due process. it's a bit- to her say that there was due process. c c c jaw g process. it's a bit like putting a remainer in charge of brexit that committee. oh, wait, we did do that didn't was her. do that, didn't we? it was her. and completely failed and she completely failed because harriet harman and sir bernard jenkin , he might be a bernard jenkin, he might be a tory, but he hates boris johnson. it wasn't due process. it was anything but due process. and i mean, patrick was listening to what you said earlier. i struggled during lockdown. right. it was probably quite lonely. i don't mean to sound prince harry, but i sound like prince harry, but i was living in london the time was living in london at the time . you what, even if . and i tell you what, even if i'd in invited an i'd been in invited to an illicit party with mrs. may, i'd have to say no because she's about as robotic as keir starmer. and about as fun at a party as a vegan in a bacon eating contest. so no cheers are more right if it's all the same with you. but just consider the facts. it's really extraordinary that, first of all, we had sir bernard jenkin, who, as i say,

doesn't like boris johnson. one jot found to have potentially breached the rules. and he went on to use said rules to eject bods on to use said rules to eject boris johnson from parliament. now, as you rightly say, theresa may has question marks around what she's been up to since she said last week that boris had been found wanting and that was after before rather mps voted overwhelmingly to actually endorse that official report to boot. boris out of parliament. but i'm sure many viewers, patrick will agree with me that theresa may can't talk about bods theresa may can't talk about boris johnson being found wanting when, as i say, she promised to respect the wishes of the british people . in 2016, of the british people. in 2016, she became prime minister and she became prime minister and she did all she could to ensure that we had the worst hand in those negotiations . actions that those negotiations. actions that you could possibly have , because you could possibly have, because she refused to countenance a no deal exit. it was a bit like patrick, which you have done many times before, walking into a car dealership and insisting

from the off that you're not going to leave without a car, no matter what the price. so she was found wanting. so boris johnson , i'd take him again and johnson, i'd take him again and again over mrs. may now darren, i'm about to throw something at you here. okay. uh oh. this is . you here. okay. uh oh. this is. inis— you here. okay. uh oh. this is. inis is— you here. okay. uh oh. this is. inis is pig— you here. okay. uh oh. this is. this is big news.— "rzrrz; okay. uh oh. this is. this is big news. we've had it confirmed— this is big news. we've had it confirmed to— this is big news. we've had it confirmed to us— this is big news. we've had it confirmed to us today is the day of confirmed to us today is the day or ine— confirmed to us today is the day or one inc— confirmed to us today is the day of the tric awards. _ confirmed to us today is the day of the tric awards. okay so tv neoio— of the tric awards. okay so tv media awards— of the tric awards. okay so tv media awards .— of the tric awards. okay so tv media awards . okay. the news has media awards. okay. the news has just media awards. okay. the news has insi cone— media awards. okay. the news has just come through— media awards. okay. the news has just come through now . nigel just come through now. nigel roroge— just come through now. nigel roroge nos— just come through now. nigel farage has won _ just come through now. nigel farage has won the news presenier— farage has won the news presenter of— farage has won the news presenter of the year award . he presenter of the year award. he snosneo— presenter of the year award. he snosneo one— presenter of the year award. he smashed the establishment again . ronrosiic.— smashed the establishment again . fantastic. you— smashed the establishment again . fantastic. you love to see it, ion-i— . fantastic. you love to see it, ion-i yore— . fantastic. you love to see it, don't you? we're— . fantastic. you love to see it, don't you? we're absolutely. inor-s— don't you? we're absolutely. inor-s node— don't you? we're absolutely. that's made my— don't you? we're absolutely. : cer we're going that's made my day. we're going to be that's made my day. we're going ro ire pioying— that's made my day. we're going to be playing some— that's made my day. we're going to be playing some clips- : r:q we're going to be playing some clips of this very,— to be playing some clips of this very, very— to be playing some clips of this very, very snoniy— to be playing some clips of this very, very snoniy .— to be playing some clips of this very, very shortly . uh, there very, very shortly. uh, there nos-nsnoi— very, very shortly. uh, there was-usual boos. - very, very shortly. uh, there was usual boos. i've had was some usual boos. i've had a quick— was some usual boos. i've had a quick-ii.— was some usual boos. i've had a quick-ii. niger- was some usual boos. i've had a quick-it. nigel gets- was some usual boos. i've had a quick it. nigel gets on quick look at it. nigel gets on sioge— quick look at it. nigel gets on g...,_._ quick look at it. nigel gets on sioge,-.-orn| stage, absolute. he tees off. icigni. — stage, absolute. he tees off. icignr. .onyrroy- stage, absolute. he tees off. icignr. .onyrroy ,- stage, absolute. he tees off. right. anyway , so nigel right. but anyway, so nigel roroge— right. but anyway, so nigel roroge-ine- right. but anyway, so nigel farage the news. farage has won the news. iresenrer— farage has won the news. presenter award at the tric anoros— presenter award at the tric anoros ,— presenter award at the tric awards , apparently. so there we awards, apparently. so there we go. irorren— awards, apparently. so there we go. irorren your— awards, apparently. so there we go. darren, your immediate reociione— go. darren, your immediate reaction? well— go. darren, your immediate reaction? well look, i think it insi— reaction? well look, i think it insi snows— reaction? well look, i think it just shows that— reaction? well look, i think it just shows that gb news really

is ine— just shows that gb news really is one peopie-s— just shows that gb news really is the people's channel because niger— is the people's channel because nigei p...gg,_ is the people's channel because nigei egggg, or— is the people's channel because nigel farage, of course, a poiiiicion— nigel farage, of course, a politician that's long been on the politician that's long been on one side— politician that's long been on one side or— politician that's long been on the side of the— politician that's long been on the side of the british people. ano— the side of the british people. and i— the side of the british people. and i rhini— the side of the british people. and i think he— the side of the british people. and i think he probably- the side of the british people. and i think he probably really has thrown a cat among the pigeons there because this is a sort of lovey award ceremony. and he's won so very much doubt they imagined that would happen . patrick but i'm over the moon to hear that it has. well, as they say, darren— to hear that it has. well, as they say, darren you're- c well, as they say, darren you're not iongning— they say, darren you're not iongning no— they say, darren you're not laughing now, are you? you're noi— laughing now, are you? you're nor iongning— laughing now, are you? you're not laughing now . there you go. not laughing now. there you go. rook.— not laughing now. there you go. iook. irorren— not laughing now. there you go. look. darren. yeah.— not laughing now. there you go. look. darren. yeah. thank you very— look. darren. yeah. thank you very nncn.— look. darren. yeah. thank you very nocn. insi— look. darren. yeah. thank you very much. just just quickly, insi— very much. just just quickly, insi io— very much. just just quickly, insi ro io— very much. just just quickly, insr o o insi— very much. just just quickly, just to to just just to return to just to to just just to return roroge-- just to to just just to return to _were talking. just to to just just to return- to _were talking about to what you were talking about before— before the contrast between niger— before the contrast between. niger—rioy nigel farage and theresa may copio— nigel farage and theresa may conio—inoii could not be more stark. that guy— could not be more stark. that guy-to— could not be more stark. that guy-to get— could not be more stark. that guy-to get brexit- could not be more stark. that guy to get brexit done guy wanted to get brexit done properiy— guy wanted to get brexit done properiy oni— guy wanted to get brexit done properiy one-in- guy wanted to get brexit done properly and-in of properly and then in the wake of the referendum,— properly and then in the wake of the referendum, which fought properly and then in the wake of the refe for,ium, which fought properly and then in the wake of the refe for,iumtheiich fought properly and then in the wake of the refe for,iumthe way, fought properly and then in the wake of the refe for,iumthe way, theresat so hard for, by the way, theresa may— so hard for, by the way, theresa may-up_ so hard for, by the way, theresa may-up-as- so hard for, by the way, theresa rioy-np-os yon- so hard for, by the way, theresa may up as you said, may rocks up and, as you said, cries— may rocks up and, as you said, tries-undermine— may rocks up and, as you said, tries undermine do tries to undermine us. do you inink— tries to undermine us. do you inink-sne— tries to undermine us. do you inink-sne-ire- tries to undermine us. do you. think-she-be-to think that she may be about to rou— think that she may be about to for vicin— think that she may be about to fall victim to— think that she may be about to fall victim to her— think that she may be about to fall victim to her own virtue, signoiiing— fall victim to her own virtue, signalling-her- fall victim to her own virtue, signalling her nicety signalling and her own nicety oni— signalling and her own nicety ono decency— signalling and her own nicety and decency in— signalling and her own nicety and decency in all of this? necose— and decency in all of this? because she's— and decency in all of this? because she's made a for because she's made a rod for her pocke— because she's made a rod for her rocks-is— because she's made a rod for her own back?-is broken- own back? if she is broken iockoonn— own back? if she is broken. lockdown—saw own back? if she is broken- lockdown_saw the lockdown rules and you saw the way— lockdown rules and you saw the noy inor— lockdown rules and you saw the noy inoi irons— lockdown rules and you saw the way that boris johnson was ireoieci— way that boris johnson was treated, she's— way that boris johnson was treated, she's-to- way that boris johnson was treated, she's to surely way that boris johnson was- treated, she's-to-surely treated, she's got to go. surely weir.— treated, she's got to go. surely rieii. icon— treated, she's got to go. surely rieii. icon i— treated, she's got to go. surely well, look, i don't— treated, she's got to go. surely well, look, i don't think- treated, she's got to go. surely well, look, i don't think that would happen, though, because,

of labour party of course, the labour party quite may, because quite like mrs. may, because she's a social she's basically a social democrat. patrick, she's not a conservative live. and i mean, it out she may well it turns out she may well have been gathering wasn't been at a gathering that wasn't strictly necessary or potentially permissible under the but , you know, all of the rules, but, you know, all of a sudden patrick running through a sudden patrick running through a wheat isn't the a field of wheat isn't the naughtiest mrs. naughtiest thing that mrs. may might done. that's might have done. that's exciting. but do find it exciting. but i do find it extraordinary , the sheer brass extraordinary, the sheer brass neck woman right to neck of the woman right to criticise consistently as criticise boris consistently as she has done when she was such a useless minister. and now useless prime minister. and now of course, the potential breach of course, the potential breach of the rules. it just all shows that these rules were never proportionate. someone like mrs. may, who was a technocrat by heart, couldn't actually obey the rules herself. it transpires . and the whole thing was cruel. it was unnecessary. and that's what i take away from this. but if she is hoisted by her own petard, i don't think it could have happened to a nicer politician. patrick, darren, inonk— politician. patrick, darren, monk—.- politician. patrick, darren,- thank_. suella thank you very much. suella soon. — thank you very much. suella soon. .os— thank you very much. suella soon. .os yon— thank you very much. suella stuff. .as you can- thank you very much. suella stuff. as you can see on his stuff. and as you can see on his irockgronno— stuff. and as you can see on his background-darren- stuff. and as you can see on his background darren be background there, darren will be on-screens for— background there, darren will be on-screens for the- background there, darren will be on screens for the saturday on your screens for the saturday rive— on your screens for the saturday rive inis— on your screens for the saturday five this saturday— on your screens for the saturday five this saturday evening. what

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for a series of failures in the lead up to his suicide. the 66 year old killed himself while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. a new report by inspector general michael horowitz singled out 13 bureau of prison employees for misconduct and dereliction of duty here. the inquest into nicola bullies death has concluded. the mother of two died from accidental drowning . died from accidental drowning. senior coroner dr. james adley told the inquest nicola bully fell into the cold water and gave no indication of any intention to take her own life . intention to take her own life. ms bully disappeared in january whilst out walking her dog along the river wyre and her body was found three weeks later after an extensive search. lancashire police says it hopes the coroner's findings will put an end to the ill informed speculation which has been so damaging to nikki's family. the former health secretary matt hancock, has finished giving evidence to the covid 19 inquiry. he said while nothing could bring back the people who died, necessary measures need to

be taken early to stop a future pandemic from killing people, he said the system for running aduu said the system for running adult social care was flawed and it was nowhere near in good enough shape when the pandemic hit in 2020. and some more breaking news within the last 15 minutes. the british medical association has announced hospital consultants england hospital consultants in england will be walking out on july the 20th and 21st. that's after they voted heavily in favour in a dispute over pay. more on that as we get it . well, the threat as we get it. well, the threat of more strikes by nurses in england has ended after a ballot on further industrial action failed to meet the legal threshold. the royal college of nursing says 84% of its members voted to back more strikes, but only 43% took part in the ballot ballot. so it failed to reach the required 50. and as you've been hearing, gb news has picked up a series of trick awards today, gb news breakfast news won the multichannel news programme. applause in the

background there from our very own patrick christys. and as you've been hearing, nigel farage has nabbed news presenter of the year in a surprise snatch in an open public vote . in an open public vote. congratulations to them. more on all those stories, head to our website gb news .com . website gb news .com. i promise you. okay, website gb news .com. - - i promise you. okay, we're i promise you. okay, we're going . i promise you. okay, we're going-going— - i promise you. okay, we're going-going ee- . i promise you. okay, we're going-going to nigel- going to be going to nigel eeregee— going to be going to nigel farages controversial speech eeeepeenee— farages controversial speech acceptance speech the tric acceptance speech at the tric awarde— acceptance speech at the tric awards ee— acceptance speech at the tric awards as quickly as we possibly riem— awards as quickly as we possibly right here.— awards as quickly as we possibly can. right here. you are not going— can. right here. you are not going ee— can. right here. you are not going to wene— can. right here. you are not going to want to— can. right here. you are not going to want to miss it. if you just— going to want to miss it. if you just eee— going to want to miss it. if you juee e— going to want to miss it. if you ever just see a man teeing off everjust see a man teeing off and— everjust see a man teeing off enema—- everjust see a man teeing off eneemee— muchl everjust see a man teeing off- and_some much needed and serving up some much needed heme— and serving up some much needed heme-ehe— and serving up some much needed home the establishment home truths to the establishment medie— home truths to the establishment meme—ee- home truths to the establishment meme—tele- media, you are about to get it with— media, you are about to get it weh—fewe- media, you are about to get it with _from the. media, you are about to get it. with _from the man with both barrels from the man himself.— with both barrels from the man himself-_le- himself. stay tuned. i'll bring ehae— himself. stay tuned. i'll bring thee-very,— himself. stay tuned. i'll bring that very, shortly. that to you very, very shortly. vee— that to you very, very shortly. eew—- that to you very, very shortly. veenew— ee - that to you very, very shortly. yes _ now to the| yes all right. but now to the bombshell— yes all right. but now to the bombshell report that claims ehae— bombshell report that claims that — bombshell report that claims that sexism ,— bombshell report that claims that sexism , racism and elitism that sexism, racism and elitism are that sexism, racism and elitism ere-rife— that sexism, racism and elitism ere-rife in— that sexism, racism and elitism are-rife in cricket. - that sexism, racism and elitism are rife in cricket. so the are all rife in cricket. so the mdependem—

are all rife in cricket. so the independent commission for equity— independent commission for equity-wee- independent commission for equity-eeenen independent commission for. equity-eeene in equity in cricket was set up in m.— equity in cricket was set up in 2021. commissioned , 2021. it was commissioned, beueve— 2021. it was commissioned, beneve ee— 2021. it was commissioned, believe it or— 2021. it was commissioned, believe it or not,- 2021. it was commissioned, believe it or not, in the wake of believe it or not, in the wake ef—eeeree- believe it or not, in the wake ef—eeerge in of the murder of george floyd in the of the murder of george floyd in ehe-seees— of the murder of george floyd in ehe-seees by— of the murder of george floyd in the states by england the united states by england captain— the united states by england captain-stokes- the united states by england captain stokes says the captain ben stokes says the spen— captain ben stokes says the sport neede— captain ben stokes says the sport needs to— captain ben stokes says the sport needs to do more to make cricket— sport needs to do more to make eriekee eeew— sport needs to do more to make cricket truly inclusive . , mi; cricket truly inclusive. kyiv we must— cricket truly inclusive. kyiv we must go — cricket truly inclusive. kyiv we must go further and be more inclusive and diverse because the game i love and the millions worldwide love should be enjoyed without fear of discrimination or judgement without fear of discrimination orjudgement . without fear of discrimination or judgement . whether that without fear of discrimination orjudgement . whether that be or judgement. whether that be due to your upbringing, race or gender as i said earlier, everyone has a different story to tell. i am ben stokes, born in new zealand , a state educated in new zealand, a state educated pupil who dropped out of school at 16 with one gcse in pe . i at 16 with one gcse in pe. i needed help with the spelling and grammar in this speech and i am currently sitting here as the england men's test captain. it is clear there is so much more the game has to do and as players we really want to be a part of that to ensure that this is truly a sport for everyone . is truly a sport for everyone. right? let's just digestywhat he right? let's just digest what he eaee— right? let's just digest what he said there. — right? let's just digest what he said there. okay.— right? let's just digest what he said there. okay. so is an immigrant— said there. okay. so is an

immigrant technically , but he is immigrant technically, but he is really— immigrant technically, but he is reeuy he— immigrant technically, but he is really he hee— immigrant technically, but he is really he has openly said that hee— really he has openly said that he's essentially— really he has openly said that he's essentially not particularly good when it comes to reading— particularly good when it comes to reading and— particularly good when it comes to reading and writing, which i think— to reading and writing, which i think shatters— to reading and writing, which i think shatters that elitism issue, doesn't— think shatters that elitism issue, doesn't it ? do we not all issue, doesn't it? do we not all just— issue, doesn't it? do we not all just think— issue, doesn't it? do we not all just think this— issue, doesn't it? do we not all just think this is— issue, doesn't it? do we not all just think this is a— issue, doesn't it? do we not all just think this is a little bit weird— just think this is a little bit were met— just think this is a little bit weird that this— just think this is a little bit weird that this report has come out e— weird that this report has come out e i— weird that this report has come out ? i certainly— weird that this report has come out? i certainly find it earlier in out? i certainly find it earlier ire-eeew— out? i certainly find it earlier ire-enew ,— out? i certainly find it earlier in .show ,ispoke - out? i certainly find it earlier in show , spoke one of in the show, i spoke to one of een— in the show, i spoke to one of ben-predecessor- in the show, i spoke to one of ben predecessor players ben stokes predecessor players as ben stokes predecessor players ee-eeptein— ben stokes predecessor players .s-cm... .— ben stokes predecessor players as-captain . okay.- ben stokes predecessor players as captain . okay. just as england captain. okay. just before— as england captain. okay. just before .— as england captain. okay. just berere r geee,— as england captain. okay. just before i goes, david gower, i ner— before i goes, david gower, i we weer— before i goes, david gower, i he weer re— before i goes, david gower, i just want to say— before i goes, david gower, i just want to say this. how can a sport— just want to say this. how can a error be— just want to say this. how can a sport be considered— just want to say this. how can a sport be considered institution be reeber— sport be considered institution be racist when _ sport be considered institution be racist when you have entire reame— be racist when you have entire reeme e— be racist when you have entire reeme e be— be racist when you have entire teams ? in some— be racist when you have entire teams ? in some places, almost teams? in some places, almost embe— teams? in some places, almost erbre beegbee— teams? in some places, almost entire leagues that are played by beebbe— entire leagues that are played by beebbe wbe— entire leagues that are played by people who are teams of beebbe— by people who are teams of beebbe made— by people who are teams of beebbe meee ub— by people who are teams of people made up entirely of erbbbe— people made up entirely of ethnic minorities as well. when it ethnic minorities as well. when br eemee— ethnic minorities as well. when b re— ethnic minorities as well. when it comes to the— ethnic minorities as well. when it comes to the women's pay issue, women are— it comes to the women's pay issue, women are paid significantly- issue, women are paid significantly less than the men in cricket. they draw lower crowed— in cricket. they draw lower ereweb ere— in cricket. they draw lower crowds and the— in cricket. they draw lower crowds and the quality of mere— crowds and the quality of erbeber br— crowds and the quality of cricket in the— crowds and the quality of cricket in the women's game, i'm berry— cricket in the women's game, i'm sorry re— cricket in the women's game, i'm eerry be ery— cricket in the women's game, i'm eerry be say be— cricket in the women's game, i'm eerry be say be ee— cricket in the women's game, i'm sorry to say, is so much lower rbeb— sorry to say, is so much lower rbeb br— sorry to say, is so much lower rbeb b be— sorry to say, is so much lower rbeb b be br— sorry to say, is so much lower than it is in the— sorry to say, is so much lower than it is in the men's game for rber— than it is in the men's game for bet my— than it is in the men's game for now, that may change. and when it now, that may change. and when br—bebe- it does change, i would hope rbere-bb— it does change, i would hope. rbere-bb—breberby there'll be remunerated properly for b.— there'll be remunerated properly for b. bur— there'll be remunerated properly for it. but that— there'll be remunerated properly for it. but that is— there'll be remunerated properly for it. but that is not the case. _not the- for it. but that is not the case. not the case case. that is not the case

anyway. — case. that is not the case anyway. - david - case. that is not the case anyway. - david he anyway. here's david gower. he rebe— anyway. here's david gower. he robe—be— anyway. here's david gower. he robe—be bbeyeel told me that when he played erbebeb— told me that when he playedi erbebeb—er cricket, he was never aware of any— cricket, he was never aware of any-web— cricket, he was never aware of any-wbrb-brl cricket, he was never aware of. any-wbrb-br rbe any problems with racism in the sport. — any problems with racism in the sport. -bebger- any problems with racism in the sport. _dangerwith- any problems with racism in the sport. _danger with alll sport. but the danger with all these nuance these things is that nuance disappears . these things is that nuance disappears. for these things is that nuance disappears . for instance, you disappears. for instance, you introduced this as a bombshell. yes, it's yeah, it's very revealing. obviously the report has only been launched today and it's been revealed today . i it's been revealed today. i certainly haven't read it all. i've read are the headlines. i've read are the headlines. i've read are the headlines. i've read the response from the chairman of the ecb , from the chairman of the ecb, from the chief executive, from the head of the professional cricketers association , all of whom association, all of whom are apologised. rather than apologised. but rather than bombshell, how about firecracker ? yes, there are a lot of things that addressing a that need addressing and a lot of have to light in of things have come to light in the last years since the the last few years since the azeem case been made azeem rafiq case has been made very , very public. yet it's very, very public. and yet it's all seems there are there's a lot of stuff on either side or on both sides, which hasn't really come out properly. so one of the things i've always said about this game and i've been involved in cricket a long, involved in cricket for a long, long time, as you can probably see, and thing that has see, and the thing that has always been special for me as an

international player, i mean, i can't necessarily speak for club cricket. i mean, i'm not a part of club cricket of this current era, but for international cricket all those years ago and now is an absolute now there is an absolute togetherness. players from all sorts of different countries , sorts of different countries, from all sorts of different creeds , they all mix together creeds, they all mix together very , very happily. yes, they do very, very happily. yes, they do need. — very, very happily. yes, they do need. abe— very, very happily. yes, they do indeed. and anyone— wig wig e,’ yes, they do indeed. and anyone who wig wig g yes, they do indeed. and anyone who plays beeeb— indeed. and anyone who plays local cricket— indeed. and anyone who plays local cricket or— indeed. and anyone who plays local cricket or has played beeeb— local cricket or has played local cricket _ local cricket or has played local cricket will understand rber— local cricket will understand me br— local cricket will understand be b be— local cricket will understand that it is probably the most erbbbeebby— that it is probably the most ethnically diverse sport that you— ethnically diverse sport that you eer— ethnically diverse sport that you can possibly play in men.— you can possibly play in britain. and— you can possibly play in britain. and when it comes to be— britain. and when it comes to be women-e— britain. and when it comes to the women's game, cricket clubs are the women's game, cricket clubs rrbbbbbg— the women's game, cricket clubs rrbbbbbg eer— the women's game, cricket clubs are tripping over themselves to reverse— are tripping over themselves to advertise these— are tripping over themselves to advertise these strong women's reame- — advertise these strong women's reame- yrby— advertise these strong women's reeme. yyby ree— advertise these strong women's teams. why yes, well, there's rbe— teams. why yes, well, there's the inclusion— teams. why yes, well, there's the inclusion and— teams. why yes, well, there's the inclusion and diversity issue. there's— the inclusion and diversity issue. there's of course, issue. there's also, of course, eruebebby— issue. there's also, of course, eruebebby-er- issue. there's also, of course, crucially,-of club i crucially, the issue of club memberebbb— crucially, the issue of club membership and money as well. so the membership and money as well. so be beer— membership and money as well. so be bbee rber— membership and money as well. so the idea that there— membership and money as well. so the idea that there would be a barber— the idea that there would be a barber re— the idea that there would be a barrier to entry— the idea that there would be a barrier to entry for anybody playing— barrier to entry for anybody playing cricket— barrier to entry for anybody playing cricket in this country on playing cricket in this country or be— playing cricket in this country on the grounds— playing cricket in this country on the grounds of their gender or race is a complete and utter bareb— or race is a complete and utter bebeb .— or race is a complete and utter bebeb . abbe— or race is a complete and utter fiction . anne joining me now is fiction. anne joining me now is eeebeb— fiction. anne joining me now is eeebeb bebey— fiction. anne joining me now is social policy analyst dr. rikki bbeeerb. — social policy analyst dr. rikki

bussard. dottor_ social policy analyst dr. rikki bussard. dottor nick gibb. if we been— bussard. dottor nick gibb. if we been re— bussard. dottor nick gibb. if we beberb be every— bussard. dottor nick gibb. if we listen to every single inquiry bbeb— listen to every single inquiry bbeb-ever— listen to every single inquiry that-ever had- listen to every single inquiry that-ever had in- listen to every single inquiry that ever had in this that we've ever had in this eeerbry— country, cricket is institutionally racist and eexbeb— institutionally racist and eexbeb .— institutionally racist and eexbeb . se— institutionally racist and sexist . so is— institutionally racist and sexist . so is police force. sexist. so is the police force. me— sexist. so is the police force. bbe-brbeeee— sexist. so is the police force. bbe-brbgeee ,— sexist. so is the police force. the .brigade , the - sexist. so is the police force. the brigade , the army the fire brigade, the army beeebbbe— the fire brigade, the army teaching everything. everything is . teaching everything. everything be. rm— teaching everything. everything be. be berry.— teaching everything. everything be. be berry. .— teaching everything. everything is. i'm sorry. i just don't is. i'm sorry. ijust don't i bubb— is. i'm sorry. ijust don't i be be— is. i'm sorry. ijust don't i ybeb be beb— is. i'm sorry. ijust don't i just do not see- is. i'm sorry. ijust don't i just do not see this. do you bbbbb— just do not see this. do you bbbbb bbeb— just do not see this. do you think that realistically, structural _ think that realistically, structural and institutional racism seriously exists as a mere— racism seriously exists as a mere barber— racism seriously exists as a major barrier to— racism seriously exists as a major barrier to entry for beebbe— major barrier to entry for beebbe rebe— major barrier to entry for people who are ethnic minorities in people who are ethnic minorities be be— people who are ethnic minorities be bbe webbe— people who are ethnic minorities in the world of— people who are ethnic minorities in the world of cricket in this eebbbrye— in the world of cricket in this eebrbrye webb— in the world of cricket in this country? well well, patrick, as you— country? well well, patrick, as yeb bere— country? well well, patrick, as yeb eebe bbbe— country? well well, patrick, as you said this in— country? well well, patrick, as you said this in query, this investigation— you said this in query, this investigation was set up in reeebebe be— investigation was set up in response to the— investigation was set up in response to the emergence of the beer— response to the emergence of the bbeeb byes— response to the emergence of the black lives matter— response to the emergence of the black lives matter movement in the black lives matter movement in be. — black lives matter movement in be. wbeb— black lives matter movement in be. wbeb .— black lives matter movement in the.. what i find- black lives matter movement in the . �*fr�*iric �*" b: ”c: the uk. what i find remarkable is that we have a report here which is ultimately focussed on supposedly focussed on the state of cricket in england and wales, andifs of cricket in england and wales, and it's specifically mentions george floyd in the foreword . george floyd in the foreword. and i think what that tells you is that there's this cultural and political americanisation of british sport. in this case, the most quintessential of british sports . and i think that when

sports. and i think that when you look at, for example, england's victory in the 2019 cricket world cup , which was cricket world cup, which was which was held here, you had a brotherhood which spanned race, ethnicity , class and even ethnicity, class and even country of birth . so i just country of birth. so i just think that if you had a game , a think that if you had a game, a sport which had a hostile environment towards racial and ethnic minorities and that the ethnic minorities and that the ethnic and racial discrimination was widespread in the game , was widespread in the game, would you have a situation where you had such a diverse winning team back in 2019? i'm not entirely sure a team which by the way, was captained by someone who was born in dublin, was countered by someone born in dublin. and when they weren't, i bbbbb— dublin. and when they weren't, i bbbbb-rbebb— dublin. and when they weren't, i bbbbb-rbebb br— dublin. and when they weren't, i think-right in saying- j " and when they weren't, i think right in saying that think i'm right in saying that bbey— they had not non—alcoholic ebembegbe— champagne. that certainly seems to champagne. that certainly seems be—erywey- champagne. that certainly seemsj be—ebywey. yyebb to be the norm now anyway. well bbey— to be the norm now anyway. well bbey beve— to be the norm now anyway. well they have non—alcoholic ebembegbe— they have non—alcoholic - champagne-obviously champagne because obviously they webb— champagne because obviously they weer—bbe- want to be sensitive towards the bee—ebeebeb— want to be sensitive towards thei non—alcohol_|slamic non—alcohol rules of the islamic babb— non—alcohol rules of the islamic barb—brew- non—alcohol rules of the islamic bebbb—bbew ,- non—alcohol rules of the islamic faith,_know , one. faith, which is, you know, one bbbbe— faith, which is, you know, one bbbbe-ebebeb- thing that's fair enough, it abbe— thing that's fair enough, it ebee—bbebl thing that's fair enough, it- also _that black also goes to on say that black erbebeb— also goes to on say that black cricket-failed - also goes to on say that black cricket-failed by- also goes to on say that black cricket failed by the cricket has been failed by the bee — cricket has been failed by the bee -mbeb— cricket has been failed by the bee -mbeb ee- cricket has been failed by the ecb must do more to ecb and it must do more to eeyebeb— ecb and it must do more to develop - revive i develop a plan to revive it. i een-b— develop a plan to revive it. i een-b bebb— develop a plan to revive it. i can't help - notice - develop a plan to revive it. i can't help notice that can't help but notice that erbebeb— can't help but notice that erbebeb bb— can't help but notice that cricket in the— can't help but notice that

cricket in the west indies is in deeme— cricket in the west indies is in decline—sure. decline. i'm not really sure bbey— decline. i'm not really sure. bbey—er they could blame the ecb or ber— they could blame the ecb or racism for that,— they could blame the ecb or racism for that, for goodness bere— racism for that, for goodness babe—bere- racism for that, for goodness sake._there not. racism for that, for goodness. sake._there not just sake. i mean, are there not just eerbebb— sake. i mean, are there not just certain-elements- sake. i mean, are there not just certain elements as certain cultural elements as web— certain cultural elements as webb—mbebb- certain cultural elements as well—might lead| certain cultural elements as. well—might lead to well that might might lead to beebbee— well that might might lead to some people? not particularly werbbbg— some people? not particularly werbbbe be— some people? not particularly werbbbg be beb— some people? not particularly wanting to get involved and ebebebbe— wanting to get involved and spending hours— wanting to get involved and spending hours every single week playing— spending hours every single week bbeybng erbebeb— spending hours every single week playing cricket-the— spending hours every single week playing cricket the weekends playing cricket at the weekends and playing cricket at the weekends ere—bree- and training once or twice a week— and training once or twice a weer-webb— and training once or twice a weeblwebb e — and training once or twice a week well ? “biwi and training once or twice a- week.well ? there's a variety week as well? there's a variety of factors at play. patrick i've often talked about class based barriers when it comes to participation in grassroots cricket. as you know , compared cricket. as you know, compared to other sports, cricket related facilities, maintaining them as well as purchasing cricket related equipment is relatively expensive . so i think there is a expensive. so i think there is a debate to be had in terms of how much do we invest in those facilities, especially in the inner you look at inner cities. but if you look at a certain working class communities, especially black british communities in london, it's just the fact that perhaps football is more popular, there's more successful racial football for young black british people to admire and to look up to compared to cricket . so

to compared to cricket. so i think that there's cultural and economic factors at play, but i still think compared to other sports , cricket has done fairly sports, cricket has done fairly well in my view, when it comes to racial inclusion. i think you see that through the national cricket team and their fans tastic achievements in recent times. i also think there's a debate to be had in terms of hosting more state school fixtures , our major cricket fixtures, our major cricket grounds , many inner city kids. grounds, many inner city kids. it's these stadiums are on their doorstep, but they may feel distant. and i think that should change. but i think more generally, my main issue with the report, patrick, is that it was overly doom and gloom. and i think have a think that when you have a country just recently, country i mean, just recently, i mean, of the report mean, the timing of the report is just last week, is remarkable. just last week, rhiannon 18 years age, rhiannon ahmed, 18 years of age, pakistani origin . born in pakistani muslim origin. born in nottingham, he called for nottingham, he was called up for the ashes test. and the second ashes test. and i just think that the timing of it is unfortunate when you see such amazing sporting stories in the game of cricket. yeah, absolutely—

game of cricket. yeah, absolutely .— g rt t yeah, absolutely . haseeb g rt t yeah, absolutely. haseeb hameed game of cricket. yeah,- absolutely. haseeb hameed was barred— absolutely. haseeb hameed was barred bb— absolutely. haseeb hameed was called up essentially as a beebeger— called up essentially as a beebeger be— called up essentially as a teenager to open the batting for bbgbebe— teenager to open the batting for bbebebe .— teenager to open the batting for bbebebe . bb— teenager to open the batting for england . it was— teenager to open the batting for england . it was lancashire england. it was lancashire erbgbnebby— england. it was lancashire erbgbbebby erb— england. it was lancashire originally on a— england. it was lancashire originally on a tour of india as webb— originally on a tour of india as webb wbbeb— originally on a tour of india as well, which is— originally on a tour of india as well, which is a— originally on a tour of india as well, which is a challenging beer— well, which is a challenging beeb erb— well, which is a challenging beeb er e— well, which is a challenging tool on a tour— well, which is a challenging tool on a tour of— well, which is a challenging tool on a tour of india right? so tool on a tour of india right? se bbrewrb— tool on a tour of india right? se bbrewrb bb— tool on a tour of india right? so thrown in right at the deep ere.— so thrown in right at the deep ere-lbebbeve— so thrown in right at the deep end.ibelieve he— so thrown in right at the deep end. believe he was opening end. i believe he was opening bbe— the batting with alastair cook at the batting with alastair cook eb—bb-e- the batting with alastair cook. eb—bb-eleeee at the time. i mean, it's a good way— at the time. i mean, it's a good way be— at the time. i mean, it's a good way be eberb— at the time. i mean, it's a good way be eberb yebr— at the time. i mean, it's a good way to start your career, isn't it? way to start your career, isn't be r— way to start your career, isn't be r mean— way to start your career, isn't it? i mean, the— way to start your career, isn't it? i mean, the list could eerbebeby— it? i mean, the list could seriously-on- it? i mean, the list could. seriously-on-and it? i mean, the list could- seriously.on-and on seriously go on and on and on wbeb— seriously go on and on and on wbeb-be— seriously go on and on and on wbeb-be ebb- seriously go on and on and on when-to our proud. when it comes to our proud bbebery— when it comes to our proud bbebery. —bbew, | when it comes to our proud- history._know, we've history. we are you know, we've web—reeerbbyi history. we are you know, we've won doing recently. history. we are you know, we've won doing rather recently. history. we are you know, we've won doing rather wellzcently. history. we are you know, we've won doing rather well withly. we're doing rather well with beeebebb— we're doing rather well with baseball. we— we're doing rather well with baseball. we lost the first asbes— baseball. we lost the first ashes test.— baseball. we lost the first ashes test. but- baseball. we lost the first ashes test. but and yet this is bubb— ashes test. but and yet this is rue—eb- just another example of highlighting— just another example of highlighting just inherent negativities_ highlighting just inherent negativities something negativities around something wbeb— negativities around something wbeb r— negativities around something wbeb r een-b— negativities around something when i don't think there is much of when i don't think there is much eb e— when i don't think there is much eb e neee— when i don't think there is much eb e need be.— when i don't think there is much of a need to. and— when i don't think there is much of a need to. and i'm sorry, but i of a need to. and i'm sorry, but r-be— of a need to. and i'm sorry, but r-be bebeve— of a need to. and i'm sorry, but i-to believe that- of a need to. and i'm sorry, but i to believe that this i refuse to believe that this reberb— i refuse to believe that this report-seriously- i refuse to believe that this report seriously looked into report was seriously looked into by-wbe— report was seriously looked into by-wbe bee— report was seriously looked into by-who has ever- report was seriously looked into by who has ever spent any by anyone who has ever spent any bree— by anyone who has ever spent any bbme gebbbbeby— by anyone who has ever spent any time genuinely getting immersed in time genuinely getting immersed bb-greee— time genuinely getting immersed bb-ereee reebe— time genuinely getting immersed in grass roots elements of in the grass roots elements of mere— in the grass roots elements of erbebeb bb— in the grass roots elements of erbebeb bb ere— in the grass roots elements of cricket up and down the country bubb— cricket up and down the country bbeb very— cricket up and down the country bbeb very quickly/r— cricket up and down the country just very quickly, very finally. beeebe— just very quickly, very finally. beeebe vvebr— just very quickly, very finally. doddie weir nick gibb. when you ask beebbe— doddie weir nick gibb. when you ask beebbe be— doddie weir nick gibb. when you ask people to highlight a brebbem. — ask people to highlight a brebbem. be— ask people to highlight a problem. so in terms of the eebbeb— problem. so in terms of the eebbeb vvey— problem. so in terms of the actual way report put actual way this report is put beeebber— actual way this report is put beeebber-yeb- actual way this report is put together, you invite together, you say you invite beebbe— together, you say you invite beebbe-bbem- together, you say you invite beebbe-bbem ,- together, you say you invite people them , to give together, you say you invite- people-them , to give you people to give them, to give you bbebr— people to give them, to give you

bbebr ew— people to give them, to give you their own experiences . you are their own experiences. you are reb— their own experiences. you are beb. are— their own experiences. you are beb. are yer— their own experiences. you are beb. are yeb beb— their own experiences. you are not. are you not eliciting a eerbebb— not. are you not eliciting a eerbebb bybe— not. are you not eliciting a certain type of— not. are you not eliciting a certain type of response? are you— certain type of response? are yeb beb— certain type of response? are yeb beb bbe— certain type of response? are you not kind loading the dice you not kind of loading the dice in you not kind of loading the dice b e— you not kind of loading the dice b e bey— you not kind of loading the dice b e vvey e — you not kind of loading the dice b e vvey e r— you not kind of loading the dice in a way ? i think— you not kind of loading the dice in a way ? i think it's- you not kind of loading the dice in a way ? c "rig in a way? i think it's entirely possible when you have these investigations , you may attract investigations, you may attract people who may who may have negative orientations towards the game. and i think that there's a great deal of positive city that could be told in terms of our game of cricket, the power in terms of cultivating social cohesion in our local communities. and i think that's really missing in this report. doddie weir kyiv look, thank you very much for your time as ever. my very much for your time as ever. my good man. take care. dr. bbby— my good man. take care. dr. bbeby beeeee— my good man. take care. dr. ricky hassan social policy ricky hassan the social policy ereebyeb. —bebl ricky hassan the social policy ereebyeb. —beb ebi analyst. look, it's got a lot of you— analyst. look, it's got a lot of yee-be— analyst. look, it's got a lot of yee-be bbe— analyst. look, it's got a lot of you-in the inbox,- analyst. look, it's got a lot of you in the inbox, that's you going in the inbox, that's for vaiews@gbnews.com. for sure. vaiews@gbnews.com. vvbeb— what does anybody expect about a rebebb— what does anybody expect about a report yorkshire _ what does anybody expect about a report yorkshire of— what does anybody expect about a report yorkshire of hated lancashire— report yorkshire of hated lancashire for- report yorkshire of hated lancashire for hundreds of years eee— lancashire for hundreds of years eee surrey— lancashire for hundreds of years and surrey hates— lancashire for hundreds of years and surrey hates both of them eeybee— and surrey hates both of them eeybeg bbeb— and surrey hates both of them saying that there's taking a bbbbbe— saying that there's taking a bbbbbe bb— saying that there's taking a little bit of— saying that there's taking a little bit of a— saying that there's taking a little bit of a joke there at be— little bit of a joke there at bbe-bbbee.- little bit of a joke there at the thing. steve says it's the whole thing. steve says it's beebee— the whole thing. steve says it's beebee bbe— the whole thing. steve says it's bashed the british day isn't it? be— bashed the british day isn't it? be erbebeb— bashed the british day isn't it? this cricket thing— bashed the british day isn't it? this cricket thing is commissioned by people who this cricket thing is— commissioned by people who want to commissioned by people who want be-be— commissioned by people who want be-be everybbbee- commissioned by people who want to in everything that's to see race in everything that's bere— to see race in everything that's been beer.— to see race in everything that's from giant-look,- from giant. yeah, look, i eerebbebeby— from giant. yeah, look, i.

completely—you . completely agree with you. vaiews@gbnews.com. but a berebeeeb— reminder of the breaking news bbbe—bebeee- reminder of the breaking news this—farage has. reminder of the breaking news this farage has won this hour. nigel farage has won the this hour. nigel farage has won bbe ew— this hour. nigel farage has won the news presenter of the year at the news presenter of the year eb-bbe— the news presenter of the year at-tric awards— the news presenter of the year at-tric awards and - the news presenter of the year at tric awards and i will at the tric awards and i will bbbee— at the tric awards and i will brbeg yee— at the tric awards and i will bring you some— at the tric awards and i will bring you some of his victory ebeeeb— bring you some of his victory ebeeeb very— bring you some of his victory speech very shortly. spoiler eberb— speech very shortly. spoiler alert, absolutely tees off on alert, he absolutely tees off on the alert, he absolutely tees off on bbe bebeebry— alert, he absolutely tees off on the industry and— alert, he absolutely tees off on the industry and just demolishes a the industry and just demolishes e beee— the industry and just demolishes e beee eb— the industry and just demolishes a load of hecklers_ the industry and just demolishes a load of hecklers as well. you brew— a load of hecklers as well. you brew vvbeb— a load of hecklers as well. you know what they— a load of hecklers as well. you know what they do well to see vvbeb— know what they do well to see vvbeb bbe — know what they do well to see what the public— know what they do well to see what the public really think. why— what the public really think. vvby eee-b— what the public really think. vvby eee-b bbey— what the public really think. why don't they get out of that bbbbbe— why don't they get out of that little-bubble?- why don't they get out of that little bubble? and little media bubble? and i will be—bbe— little media bubble? and i will be_the circus,- little media bubble? and i will be the circus, nana be asking with the circus, nana is be asking with the circus, nana be—bebebbbebe- be asking with the circus, nana is_rebellion .- is facing a labour rebellion. bee— is facing a labour rebellion. be-e—bei is facing a labour rebellion.- be-e—be ebve he's refusing to promise to give bee— he's refusing to promise to give bee eebeeb— he's refusing to promise to give free school meals— he's refusing to promise to give free school meals to all primary eebeeb— free school meals to all primary school-should- free school meals to all primary school-should all- free school meals to all primary school should all kids school children. should all kids eat school children. should all kids eeb beb— school children. should all kids eeb bee beer— school children. should all kids eat for free? patrick christys. gb eat for free? patrick christys. eb beve— eat for free? patrick christys. gb news business news.

via the gb news app available on apple— via the gb news app available on abbbe eee— via the gb news app available on apple and android— via the gb news app available on apple and android or heads . apple and android or heads. so nigel— apple and android or heads. so bbgeb farage— apple and android or heads. so nigel farage has— apple and android or heads. so nigel farage has just- apple and android or heads. so nigel farage has just won the news presenter of the year award at the tric awards. it's a pubuc at the tric awards. it's a public vote so the public gets a vote on this and he was booed by inaya executives when he went on stage to collect his award . they stage to collect his award. they do not like it up them. he did an absolute firecracker of a speech. an absolute firecracker of a speech . i've got a little speech. i've got a little flavour of it. i'm going to play you the full version just after 5 pm. but here is a little bit of fantastic victory speech of this fantastic victory speech . well, of all the people to present me with this , my very present me with this, my very good old friend and great broadcaster, james bell, james, thank you very much indeed . and thank you very much indeed. and i'm have to say, i'm really bebbeb— i'm have to say, i'm really rather proud— i'm have to say, i'm really rather proud to— i'm have to say, i'm really rather proud to have this

beee— rather proud to have this because i'm— rather proud to have this because i'm a- rather proud to have this because i'm a new boy. i've only been— because i'm a new boy. i've only been doing— because i'm a new boy. i've only been doing this— because i'm a new boy. i've only been doing this for— because i'm a new boy. i've only been doing this for a couple of yee— been doing this for a couple of ye se— been doing this for a couple of ye be e— been doing this for a couple of ye. be e beee— been doing this for a couple of years. so a huge thanks to all bbeee— years. so a huge thanks to all bbeee geee.— years. so a huge thanks to all those good, ordinary folk who bbve— those good, ordinary folk who live outside _ those good, ordinary folk who live outside the— those good, ordinary folk who live outside the m25 for voting for live outside the m25 for voting bee — live outside the m25 for voting bee b— live outside the m25 for voting for me. i suspect— live outside the m25 for voting for me. t r: live outside the m25 for voting for me. i suspect we'd had the industry had the say. i very much doubt i would- ivery much doubt i would have won and i'm much doubt i would have won and bbe eeebebe— much doubt i would have won and i'm certain that— much doubt i would have won and i'm certain that three gb news beeeeebeee— i'm certain that three gb news presenters would— i'm certain that three gb news presenters would not have been in presenters would not have been be be— presenters would not have been in the shortlist— presenters would not have been in the shortlist of— presenters would not have been in the shortlist of five, which ebeebe — in the shortlist of five, which ebeebe be — in the shortlist of five, which should be very— in the shortlist of five, which should be very instructive for be— should be very instructive for bbe vvbebe— should be very instructive for the whole of— should be very instructive for the whole of the— should be very instructive for the whole of the industry . you the whole of the industry. you bbe— the whole of the industry. you see, the investors— the whole of the industry. you see, the investors . please do see, the investors. please do beee— see, the investors. please do beee bbe— see, the investors. please do keep the abuse— see, the investors. please do keep the abuse coming because it eeye— keep the abuse coming because it eeye e— keep the abuse coming because it eeye e beb— keep the abuse coming because it eeye e beb eeeee— keep the abuse coming because it says a lot more about you . says a lot more about you. beebeb— says a lot more about you. beebeb ayers— says a lot more about you. rachel ayers about- says a lot more about you. rachel ayers about me- says a lot more about you. rachel ayers about me . this is rachel ayers about me. this is from the bbc. yeah . so he got from the bbc. yeah. so he got beeeeee— from the bbc. yeah. so he got beeeeee .— from the bbc. yeah. so he got hounded . and— from the bbc. yeah. so he got hounded . and doesn't- yeah. so he got hounded . and doesn't that just hounded. and doesn't that just eeew— hounded. and doesn't that just ebevv bbe— hounded. and doesn't that just show the disconnect between your establishment— show the disconnect between your establishment and— show the disconnect between your establishment and the real beebbe— establishment and the real beebbe vvbe— establishment and the real people who vote for people like beer— people who vote for people like bbgeb beeegeb— people who vote for people like nigel farage? the— people who vote for people like nigel farage? the public are beekee— nigel farage? the public are ebebee eb— nigel farage? the public are spoken at the— nigel farage? the public are spoken at the end of the day and gb spoken at the end of the day and be beee— spoken at the end of the day and be beee bee— spoken at the end of the day and gb news has not— spoken at the end of the day and gb news has not just won one evveee— gb news has not just won one evveee bbe— gb news has not just won one award, it's won— gb news has not just won one award, it's won another one as

web.— award, it's won another one as web se— award, it's won another one as well. so thank— award, it's won another one as well. so thank you— award, it's won another one as well. so thank you very to well. so thank you very much to eveeybeey—eel everybody who is watching us, eee-e— everybody who is watching us, vvbeb-be.— everybody who is watching us,l who's-in,-engaging who's tuning in, who's engaging vvbe— who's tuning in, who's engaging with _crucially,- who's tuning in, who's engaging with crucially, who has with us, and crucially, who has geee— with us, and crucially, who has geee-beb— with us, and crucially, who has geee-bbeb vvey- with us, and crucially, who has gone _their way to - with us, and crucially, who has gone their way to vote gone out of their way to vote for gone out of their way to vote bee — gone out of their way to vote bee -ebeeeb- gone out of their way to vote for us. speech will be in for us. nigel, speech will be in bubb— for us. nigel, speech will be in bebb beb— for us. nigel, speech will be in full just after— for us. nigel, speech will be in full just after the— for us. nigel, speech will be in full just after the turn of the bee. — full just after the turn of the bee. bee.— full just after the turn of the hour. now, i've— full just after the turn of the hour. now, i've just got time to eeeeee— hour. now, i've just got time to eeeeee beb— hour. now, i've just got time to squeeze this in.— hour. now, i've just got time to squeeze this in. okay. so we're going— squeeze this in. okay. so we're going be— squeeze this in. okay. so we're going be be— squeeze this in. okay. so we're going to be talking now about sir going to be talking now about sb beb— going to be talking now about sir keir starmer.— going to be talking now about sir keir starmer. risking sir keir starmer. is he risking a sir keir starmer. is he risking e-beebbeebb- sir keir starmer. is he riskingi a-backlash?-ruled a labour backlash? he's ruled eeb— a labour backlash? he's ruled eeb-beee— a labour backlash? he's ruledi out-free-meals out providing free school meals to out providing free school meals berebeeey— out providing free school meals be-bebeeey eeee— out providing free school meals to primary aged pupils. to all primary aged pupils. seebee— to all primary aged pupils. senior-figures- to all primary aged pupils. senior-figures ,- to all primary aged pupils. senior figures , including senior party figures, including sadiq— senior party figures, including seebe beee.— senior party figures, including sadiq khan, mayor of london. sadiq khan, the mayor of london. bbey-ve— sadiq khan, the mayor of london. bbey-ve ebeebee— sadiq khan, the mayor of london. they've started to— sadiq khan, the mayor of london. they've started to roll out eeeeeeeb— they've started to roll out schemes-all- they've started to roll out- schemes - all youngsters, schemes to feed all youngsters, eeeeeebeee— schemes to feed all youngsters, eegeeebeee eb— schemes to feed all youngsters, regardless of background . regardless of background. joining— regardless of background. joining_former| regardless of background.- joining_former labour joining me now is former labour eebebebee. — joining me now is former labour eebebebeelbe— joining me now is former labour minister..is denis— joining me now is former labour minister. is denis macshane. minister. it is denis macshane. beeebe— minister. it is denis macshane. beeebe-ebb— minister. it is denis macshane. dennis-all kids- minister. it is denis macshane. dennis all kids eat for dennis should all kids eat for beee— dennis should all kids eat for beer beer-e— dennis should all kids eat for free? that's just— dennis should all kids eat for free? that's just daft. " free? that's just daft. i mean, seebe— free? that's just daft. i mean, seebe be— free? that's just daft. i mean, sadiq is rightly taking on the tory cruelty against poor children in poorer parts of london. when we started sure start 1997, it was about 20% of the country where i was an mp and it transformed lives and nick clegg and david cameron in 2010. two right wing millionaire nick clegg being a liberal democrat. yes, of course, but a bery— democrat. yes, of course, but a beey. ebebbb — democrat. yes, of course, but a tory, right? well,— democrat. yes, of course, but a tory, right? well, a— democrat. yes, of course, but a tory, right? well, a lot- democrat. yes, of course, but a tory, right? well, a lot of- tory, right? well, a lot of liberal democrats or tories.

okay. and they cut all that food and support and the poverty started and we're still living with and of course , we're not with and of course, we're not going to feed mean we go from to here kensington to here mayfair to kensington to chelsea he. why chelsea. well, why did he. why did he suggest it in— chelsea. well, why did he. why did he suggest it in the- r: r: why did he suggest it in the first bbeeeb — did he suggest it in the first place? .never-there did he suggest it in the first- place? .never-there are place? he never did. there are people labour. i think, people inside labour. i think, inspired by marcus rashford, but his the response to the fact his was the response to the fact that covid kids weren't going to school of any sort . he wanted to school of any sort. he wanted to feed them at home. is it the responsible?— feed them at home. is it the responsible? is— feed them at home. is it the responsible? is it— feed them at home. is it the responsible? is it the- responsible? is it the responsibility the state to responsibility of the state to beee— responsibility of the state to feed-children?- responsibility of the state to. feed-children?lmean, feed people's children? i mean, bee-b—beeeebeb | isn't that the job of parents? it isn't that the job of parents? bb-e— isn't that the job of parents? it-a responsibility- isn't that the job of parents? c a responsibility to it is. it's a responsibility to ebebe— it is. it's a responsibility to ebebe be— it is. it's a responsibility to state to ensure— c it's a responsibility to state to ensure that isn't beeeee— state to ensure that isn't hunger-such- state to ensure that isn't hunger such poverty. children hunger or such poverty. children eee-b— hunger or such poverty. children eee-b be— hunger or such poverty. children eee-b be bee.— hunger or such poverty. children can't be fed. we've— hunger or such poverty. children can't be fed. we've had too much of can't be fed. we've had too much eb-beeb— can't be fed. we've had too much eb-beeblyeeee. — can't be fed. we've had too much of-lastlyears. that's- can't be fed. we've had too much of through years. that's can't be fed. we've had too much of through fairrs. that's can't be fed. we've had too much of through fair wages. 's can't be fed. we've had too much of through fair wages. some done through fair wages. some eebeebe— done through fair wages. some eebeebe be— done through fair wages. some schools in some— done through fair wages. some schools in some areas certainly eeee— schools in some areas certainly eeee exbee— schools in some areas certainly need extra help— schools in some areas certainly need extra help .— schools in some areas certainly need extra help . but the notion need extra help. but the notion going— need extra help. but the notion going be— need extra help. but the notion we're going to pay for free eebeeb— we're going to pay for free school dinners— we're going to pay for free school dinners at eton is just beegbebbe. — school dinners at eton is just laughable. yeah,- school dinners at eton is just laughable. / school dinners at eton is just laughable. t/rzirib" school dinners at eton is just laughable. / laughable. yeah, but what about state schools then? come on. what about every single inner state schools then? come on. th’ state ut every single inner state schools then? come on. th’ state school? single inner state schools then? come on. th’ state school? welle inner state schools then? come on. th’ state school? well innerer city state school? well inner city, you're getting a bit warm there because some of those can be poon i there because some of those can be poor. idon't there because some of those can be poor. i don't know if be very poor. i don't know if bbeybeb— be very poor. i don't know if mayfair counts— be very poor. i don't know if mayfair counts as— wig i don't know if mayfair counts as inner city or

sebbbebb— mayfair counts as inner city or sebbbebb ee— mayfair counts as inner city or solihull or sutton— mayfair counts as inner city or solihull or sutton coldfield or the solihull or sutton coldfield or bbe beeby— solihull or sutton coldfield or the leafy where— solihull or sutton coldfield or the leafy where the footballer millionaires— the leafy where the footballer millionaires live _ the leafy where the footballer millionaires live in cheshire. i eee-b— millionaires live in cheshire. i eee-b beee.— millionaires live in cheshire. i don't know, patrick, but we have to don't know, patrick, but we have be beeeeb— don't know, patrick, but we have to target everything. it's a be— to target everything. it's a be e— to target everything. it's a be e bebby— to target everything. it's a it's a daily mail story. i love be— it's a daily mail story. i love bbe bebby— it's a daily mail story. i love the daily mail,— it's a daily mail story. i love the daily mail, but really they do the daily mail, but really they be eeb— the daily mail, but really they be eeb evvey— the daily mail, but really they do get away with— the daily mail, but really they do get away with nonsense. webb.— do get away with nonsense. vvebb. ee— do get away with nonsense. vvebb. b— do get away with nonsense. well, no, i mean,— do get away with nonsense. well, no, i mean, look,- well, no, i mean, look, seriously , keir now seriously, sir keir starmer now could facing bit of could be facing a bit of a backlash doesn't do this. backlash if he doesn't do this. i you know, sadiq khan is i mean, you know, sadiq khan is doing might have doing it. people might have thought labour, then thought if you vote labour, then he's to care for hungry thought if you vote labour, then he's but to care for hungry thought if you vote labour, then he's but to you for hungry thought if you vote labour, then he's but to you for hu spin it kids. but now you could spin it that know. sadiq is that he doesn't know. sadiq is saying that that he doesn't know. sadiq is eeybeg bbeb be— that he doesn't know. sadiq is saying that in very— that he doesn't know. sadiq is saying that in very poor- : c sadiq is saying that in very poor areas of saying that in very poor areas eb beebee— saying that in very poor areas of london, people think of beeeee— of london, people think of beeeee be— of london, people think of london is an— of london, people think of london is an immense , rich and london is an immense, rich and vveebbby— london is an immense, rich and vveebbby ebby— london is an immense, rich and vveebbby ebby eb— london is an immense, rich and wealthy city at the— london is an immense, rich and wealthy city at the heart of the eebbeeb. — wealthy city at the heart of the cabinet. you've— wealthy city at the heart of the cabinet. you've got more millionaires— cabinet. you've got more millionaires sitting around the bebbe— millionaires sitting around the bebbe beee— millionaires sitting around the table than any— millionaires sitting around the table than any other boardroom in table than any other boardroom be bebbebe— table than any other boardroom be bebbebe .— table than any other boardroom in britain , but— table than any other boardroom in britain , but there's some in britain, but there's some beeeeebbby— in britain, but there's some incredibly poor— in britain, but there's some incredibly poor bits of london. sadiq— incredibly poor bits of london. sadiq himself— incredibly poor bits of london. sadiq himself knows because he eeew— sadiq himself knows because he grew eb— sadiq himself knows because he grew up beee— sadiq himself knows because he grew up beee e— sadiq himself knows because he grew up from a very poor beeebgeeeb— grew up from a very poor immigrant background, what it's bbe— immigrant background, what it's bbbe. se— immigrant background, what it's be. be bee— immigrant background, what it's like. so he's applying generous bbeeebb— like. so he's applying generous bbeeebb .— like. so he's applying generous thought . somebody cranked up thought. somebody cranked up this thought. somebody cranked up bbbe beee— thought. somebody cranked up this idea that— thought. somebody cranked up this idea that that labour is going— this idea that that labour is going be— this idea that that labour is going be ebeeb— this idea that that labour is going to start providing free eebeeb— going to start providing free school dinners— going to start providing free school dinners at eton. i had beee— school dinners at eton. i had beee eebeeb— school dinners at eton. i had free school dinners. i think you

beee— free school dinners. i think you know something?— free school dinners. i think you know something? i hated them . it know something? i hated them. it was know something? i hated them. it e beee— know something? i hated them. it e beee bbee— know something? i hated them. it was a long time ago. i'm sure bbey-ee— was a long time ago. i'm sure bbey-ee bbeb— was a long time ago. i'm sure they're much better now. all bbeb.— they're much better now. all ebgbb. bbeb.— they're much better now. all right, look, dennis,- they're much better now. all right, look, dennis, thank you very sweet, but very much. short and sweet, but great stuff. dennis mcshane there, labour there, of course, former labour minister. what do you make of that? think kid that? do you think that kid should for just should eat for free? just a reminder of big breaking reminder of that big breaking news. spoken. news. the public have spoken. and been named and nigel farage has been named as presenter of as the best news presenter of the awards. the year at the tric awards. i will you, nigel farage is will play you, nigel farage is glorious. massive two fingers up to the british media establishment in a few seconds. patrick christys gb news, britain's .

channel it's 5 pm. it's patrick christys. it's gb news and it's winner, winner chicken dinner two times. gb news has absolutely smashed it out of the park. so nigel farage has won. news presenter of the year at the tric awards. and guess what? so has gb news breakfast. they have also won an award. i will be playing a nigel farage speech , victory speech, which is basically a massive two fingers up to the establishment media in full. main sponsor has asked full. the main sponsor has asked him to leave a drinks reception at start, booed by at the start, he was booed by establishment execs. didn't establishment execs. he didn't care. on and then he care. he carried on and then he was escorted off stage. you will not want to miss oh, i'm not want to miss it. oh, and i'm also going to be joined as well by the fabulous by the wonderful, the fabulous ellie and stephen ellie costello and stephen dixon, also scooped a gong . dixon, who also scooped a gong. so, fantastic. well done, so, yes, fantastic. well done, everybody other we're everybody. in other news, we're also talking about also going to be talking about this value for money. this is rwanda value for money. apparently it costs more to

deport to rwanda than it deport people to rwanda than it does process them here. but does to process them here. but of cost of of course, the ongoing cost of keeping someone here are way higher. false economy or not, higher. so false economy or not, do you think value for do you think it's value for money? other news, we're also money? in other news, we're also going be talking a lot about going to be talking a lot about this. this. so this. yes get this. so apparently our lifeboat crews are not diverse enough. there's too many alpha males. and when they are not picking people up out channel and then out of the channel and then dragging shores out of the channel and then dthey ng shores out of the channel and then dthey ng now shores out of the channel and then dthey ng now going shores out of the channel and then dthey ng now going to shores out of the channel and then dthey ng now going to shorto , they are now going to have to go on diversity courses . go on woke diversity courses. you couldn't make this stuff up else have i got. let's find out shall we? also to be shall we? i'm also going to be talking this the biased talking about this the biased broadcasting corporation. well, i'll did to nigel i'll tell you what did to nigel farage's speech, and will farage's speech, and you will hear some the hear just how biased some of the bbc apparently are. but but there are strong criticisms that they don't understand the working class. and if you are on the bbc and you are working class , is it true that you just class, is it true that you just have to be dour and miserable ? have to be dour and miserable? so we've got all of that coming your way and much, much more as well, haven't and of course, well, haven't we? and of course, yes, it's one day to go until i get my kit off on stage with the

dream something dream boys tell you something you the bbc. isn't you don't get on the bbc. isn't it? doing to money it? i'm doing it to raise money for the mental health charity mind. donate justgiving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's. let's save some lives together people. okay. i've lost four stone for the privilege and i will be humiliating myself so if you've got a couple of quid i think mind might it. mind might appreciate it. patrick christie's . gb news. patrick christie's. gb news. let's get you straight over to the headlines. but when i come back, we will be playing nigel farage's victory speech in farage's epic victory speech in full. it's got it all. you will not want to miss it now, though. headunes not want to miss it now, though. headlines with polly . patrick. headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. good evening to you. we thank you. good evening to you. be ebeeb— thank you. good evening to you. we start tonight— thank you. good evening to you. we start tonight with the beeeeeb— we start tonight with the inquest into— we start tonight with the inquest into nicola bullies beebb— inquest into nicola bullies death which— inquest into nicola bullies death which has concluded the meme— death which has concluded the eebbee eb— death which has concluded the mother of two _ death which has concluded the mother of two died from accidental— mother of two died from accidental drowning. senior coroner dr. james adley told the beeeeeb— coroner dr. james adley told the beeeeeb beeey— coroner dr. james adley told the inquest today that— coroner dr. james adley told the inquest today that nicola bulley fell inquest today that nicola bulley bebb bere— inquest today that nicola bulley bebb bebe bbe— inquest today that nicola bulley fell into the cold— inquest today that nicola bulley fell into the cold water and beve—

fell into the cold water and eeve ee— fell into the cold water and gave no indication of any bebeebbee— gave no indication of any intention to— gave no indication of any intention to take her own life. ms intention to take her own life. be berry— intention to take her own life. ms bully disappeared in january vvbbbe— ms bully disappeared in january vvbbbe bbe— ms bully disappeared in january while she was— ms bully disappeared in january while she was out— ms bully disappeared in january while she was out walking her dog— while she was out walking her dog ebeee— while she was out walking her dog along bbe— while she was out walking her dog along the river wyre her beey— dog along the river wyre her beey vve— dog along the river wyre her body was found— dog along the river wyre her body was found three weeks later ebbee— body was found three weeks later ebbee ee— body was found three weeks later after an intensive— body was found three weeks later after an intensive search. beeeeebbe— after an intensive search. lancashire police says it hopes the lancashire police says it hopes bbe eeeeeee-e— lancashire police says it hopes the coroner's findings will put an the coroner's findings will put ee eee— the coroner's findings will put ee eee be— the coroner's findings will put an end to the— the coroner's findings will put an end to the ill— the coroner's findings will put an end to the ill informed speculation,— an end to the ill informed speculation, which has been so eeeeegbee— speculation, which has been so eeeeegbeg bee— speculation, which has been so damaging for nikki's family. speculation, which has been so damaging for nikki's family . the damaging for nikki's family. the beeebby-e— damaging for nikki's family. the beeebby-e bevvyee— damaging for nikki's family. the family's lawyer, terry wilcox , family's lawyer, terry wilcox, bebe— family's lawyer, terry wilcox, bebe bbe— family's lawyer, terry wilcox, said the family— family's lawyer, terry wilcox, said the family are grateful, bbeeeb— said the family are grateful, bbeegb. bee— said the family are grateful, though, for the— said the family are grateful, though, for the support they've eeeebveb — though, for the support they've received. the— though, for the support they've received. the last— though, for the support they've received. the last few months have been extremely tough to process for our family. have been extremely tough to process for our family . the process for our family. the emotional impact it will stay long in our hearts . and whilst long in our hearts. and whilst we will never forget the loss of our nikki, we will forever remember her as a brilliant mum , partner, daughter and sister that we all knew and loved so very much . the help and support very much. the help and support we have received over these past few months has meant more than words can say . hospice hospital words can say. hospice hospital consultants in england are to

walk out next month after voting heavily in favour in a dispute over pay more than 24,000 members of the british medical association voted in favour of industrial action. that's 86% on a industrial action. that's 86% on ebeeeeeb— industrial action. that's 86% on ebeeeeeb eb— industrial action. that's 86% on a turnout of 71,— industrial action. that's 86% on a turnout of 71, it— industrial action. that's 86% on a turnout of 71, it said- case” ec. cb" that's 86% on a turnout of 71, it said that beer— a turnout of 71, it said that eeeeeb bbe— a turnout of 71, it said that unless the government makes a eeeebbbe— unless the government makes a credible offer,— unless the government makes a credible offer, members will go on credible offer, members will go ee ebbe— credible offer, members will go ee ebebbe ee— credible offer, members will go on strike on july— credible offer, members will go on strike on july the 20th and bbeb.— on strike on july the 20th and bbeb. bbeb— on strike on july the 20th and bbeb. bbeb eeye— on strike on july the 20th and 21st, just days after junior eeebeee— 21st, just days after junior doctors have— 21st, just days after junior doctors have finished their five day doctors have finished their five eey ebbe— doctors have finished their five day strike and— doctors have finished their five day strike and the threat of more strikes— day strike and the threat of more strikes by— day strike and the threat of more strikes by nurses in beebeee— more strikes by nurses in england bee— more strikes by nurses in england has ended after a ballot on england has ended after a ballot ee beebbee— england has ended after a ballot on further industrial action bebbeb— on further industrial action bebbee be— on further industrial action failed to meet— on further industrial action failed to meet the threshold eeeeee— failed to meet the threshold eeeeee bee— failed to meet the threshold needed for it— failed to meet the threshold needed for it to— failed to meet the threshold needed for it to take place. the beyeb— needed for it to take place. the beyeb cebbeee— needed for it to take place. the royal college of— needed for it to take place. the royal college of nursing saying ebbe— royal college of nursing saying we eb— royal college of nursing saying we eb bbe— royal college of nursing saying 84% of its members voted to back ebbee— 84% of its members voted to back ebebbee .— 84% of its members voted to back more strikes , but— 84% of its members voted to back more strikes , but only 43% took more strikes, but only 43% took part— more strikes, but only 43% took beee be— more strikes, but only 43% took beee be be— more strikes, but only 43% took part in the ballot— more strikes, but only 43% took part in the ballot ,— more strikes, but only 43% took part in the ballot, which means it part in the ballot, which means bb bebbeb— part in the ballot, which means bb bebbee be— part in the ballot, which means it failed to reach— part in the ballot, which means it failed to reach the required bore— it failed to reach the required bore eeeeee— it failed to reach the required 50% needed to— it failed to reach the required 50% needed to make it a legal ebbee— 50% needed to make it a legal ebbbee ee— 50% needed to make it a legal option on nurses— 50% needed to make it a legal option on nurses began their bebeebebeb— option on nurses began their industrial action— option on nurses began their industrial action towards the eee— industrial action towards the eee eb— industrial action towards the eee eb 2022.— industrial action towards the end of 2022, in— industrial action towards the end of 2022, in a dispute over pay.— end of 2022, in a dispute over bey. bbe— end of 2022, in a dispute over bey. bbe beebbb— end of 2022, in a dispute over pay, the health minister maria ceebbbebe— pay, the health minister maria caulfield says— pay, the health minister maria caulfield says nurses agreed a

geee— caulfield says nurses agreed a good pay— caulfield says nurses agreed a geee bey eeer— caulfield says nurses agreed a good pay deal welcome. �*rit good pay deal welcome. the fact bbeb— good pay deal welcome. the fact bbeb bbeb— good pay deal welcome. the fact bbeb bbeb vve— good pay deal welcome. the fact that that we did reach an agreement that pay rise is going to be landing now in over a million nhs workers pay packets this month and that will make a real difference to them. so we welcome the news today that strike action is on hold for nurses and the former health secretary matt hancock has finished giving evidence to the covid 19 inquiry, saying nothing could bring back the people who died. he could bring back the people who died . he added could bring back the people who died. he added in could bring back the people who died . he added in future there'd died. he added in future there'd eeee— died. he added in future there'd eeee be— died. he added in future there'd eeee be be— died. he added in future there'd need to be early— r: rir: he added in future there'd need to be early intervention to bbeb— need to be early intervention to ebeb eeebbee— need to be early intervention to stop another pandemic killing beepe— stop another pandemic killing beebbe. be— stop another pandemic killing beebbe. be bebe— stop another pandemic killing people. he said that adult bebbeb— people. he said that adult social care— people. he said that adult social care was— people. he said that adult social care was flawed and was in social care was flawed and was be eevveeb— social care was flawed and was in nowhere near— social care was flawed and was in nowhere near good enough bbebe— in nowhere near good enough bbebe be— in nowhere near good enough ebebe be eebe. — in nowhere near good enough shape to cope. when the pandemic hit shape to cope. when the pandemic bbb .— shape to cope. when the pandemic bbb . be— shape to cope. when the pandemic bbb . be ebbe— shape to cope. when the pandemic hit . he also revealed the uk hit. he also revealed the uk vvbbbbe— hit. he also revealed the uk came within hours of running out of came within hours of running out eb eeeebebeee— came within hours of running out of medicines for— came within hours of running out of medicines for intensive care . be— of medicines for intensive care . be bebe— of medicines for intensive care . be bebe bbe— of medicines for intensive care . he told the investigation the uk . he told the investigation the bb vve— . he told the investigation the uk was ultimately ill prepared for uk was ultimately ill prepared bee e— uk was ultimately ill prepared for a pandemic. _ uk was ultimately ill prepared for a pandemic. the uk was one of the best placed countries in the world for responding to a pandemic and indeed in some areas categorised by the world

health organisation as the best place in the world. and you can understand that when you're are assured by the leading global authority that the uk is the best prepared in the world, that is quite a significant reassurance. that turned out to be wrong . a government watchdog be wrong. a government watchdog has be wrong. a government watchdog bee beeee— be wrong. a government watchdog bee beeee bbeb— be wrong. a government watchdog has found that boris— g a government watchdog has found that boris johnson's eebbeee— has found that boris johnson's eebbeee be— has found that boris johnson's actions in the— has found that boris johnson's actions in the lead up to taking his actions in the lead up to taking bbe ee— actions in the lead up to taking bbe beb— actions in the lead up to taking bbe j'0b eb— actions in the lead up to taking his new job at the— actions in the lead up to taking his new job at the daily mail demonstrate— his new job at the daily mail demonstrate an— his new job at the daily mail demonstrate an urgent need for eeeeb— demonstrate an urgent need for eeeeb .— demonstrate an urgent need for eeeeb . bbe— demonstrate an urgent need for reform . the advisory committee reform. the advisory committee on reform. the advisory committee ee beebeeee— reform. the advisory committee on business appointments say the beee— on business appointments say the be rebee— on business appointments say the former prime minister told them ebeeb— former prime minister told them ebeeb bbe— former prime minister told them ebeeb bbe ee— former prime minister told them about his new position only 30 eebeebee— about his new position only 30 minutes before— about his new position only 30 minutes before he— about his new position only 30 minutes before he put it out on bvvbbbee— minutes before he put it out on bvvbbbee .— minutes before he put it out on bvvbbbee . beb— minutes before he put it out on twitter . but the— minutes before he put it out on twitter . but the rules state twitter. but the rules state beee— twitter. but the rules state former minister— twitter. but the rules state former minister should neither announce nor take up jobs before eeeebvbee— announce nor take up jobs before eeeebvbee eevbee— announce nor take up jobs before receiving advice from the eeeeeebbbee— receiving advice from the committee in— receiving advice from the committee in the united states, bebeee— committee in the united states, bebeee geeeee— committee in the united states, prison guards have been charged vvbe— prison guards have been charged vvbbb guarding— prison guards have been charged with guarding prison guards, ebeeeee— with guarding prison guards, ebeeeee vvbe— with guarding prison guards, charged with guarding the eeeeeee— charged with guarding the accused sex— charged with guarding the accused sex offender jeffrey bbebebe— accused sex offender jeffrey bbebebe beve— accused sex offender jeffrey epstein have been blamed for a eb— epstein have been blamed for a series of failures— epstein have been blamed for a series of failures in the lead up be— series of failures in the lead up be bbe— series of failures in the lead up to his suicide— series of failures in the lead up to his suicide . and the 66 up to his suicide. and the 66 yeee— up to his suicide. and the 66 yeee ebe— up to his suicide. and the 66 year old killed— up to his suicide. and the 66 year old killed himself while evvebbbee— year old killed himself while awaiting trial— year old killed himself while awaiting trial on sex trafficking - awaiting trial on sex

trafficking charges . a new trafficking charges. a new eebeeb— trafficking charges. a new eebeeb by— trafficking charges. a new report by inspector general bbbebeeb— report by inspector general michael horowitz singled out 13 michael horowitz singled out13 beeeee— michael horowitz singled out 13 beeeee eb— michael horowitz singled out 13 bureau of prison— michael horowitz singled out 13 bureau of prison employees for eebeeeeeeeb— bureau of prison employees for misconduct and— bureau of prison employees for misconduct and dereliction of bbeb— misconduct and dereliction of bbebe ebbee.— misconduct and dereliction of their duties. more on that story bebee— their duties. more on that story bebee ee— their duties. more on that story bebee ee bebe— their duties. more on that story later on this evening . the later on this evening. the beeebbe— later on this evening. the kremlin says— later on this evening. the kremlin says that vladimir bebe-e— kremlin says that vladimir putin's position is not shaken by yevgeny— putin's position is not shaken by yevgeny prigozhin's attempted eeebbey— by yevgeny prigozhin's attempted eeebbey eb— by yevgeny prigozhin's attempted eeebbey eb bbe— by yevgeny prigozhin's attempted mutiny at the weekend. the comments came— mutiny at the weekend. the comments came as the president of comments came as the president eb bebeeee— comments came as the president of belarus offered— comments came as the president of belarus offered the wagner eeeeb— of belarus offered the wagner eeeeb beeeee— of belarus offered the wagner group leader a— of belarus offered the wagner group leader a relocated deal ebeee— group leader a relocated deal ebeee eb— group leader a relocated deal aimed at ending— group leader a relocated deal aimed at ending the rebellion, ebbee— aimed at ending the rebellion, vvbbeb ee— aimed at ending the rebellion, which was launched on saturday. reeebeeeb— which was launched on saturday. president putin— which was launched on saturday. president putin made a public ebbeeeeeee— president putin made a public appearance yesterday praising beeebee— appearance yesterday praising russian troops— appearance yesterday praising russian troops for stopping the bebb— russian troops for stopping the beep ebbeeeeb— russian troops for stopping the coup attempt. putin also announced he'll launch an investigation— announced he'll launch an investigation into how the money that investigation into how the money bbeb ee— investigation into how the money bbeb bebe— investigation into how the money that was paid to— investigation into how the money that was paid to the wagner eeeeb— that was paid to the wagner eeeeb eee— that was paid to the wagner eeeeb eee bbe— that was paid to the wagner group and its founder was spent . bevy.— group and its founder was spent . bevv. ee— group and its founder was spent . bevv. ee yeve— group and its founder was spent . now, as you've been hearing, gb . now, as you've been hearing, be eevve— . now, as you've been hearing, be beee bee— . now, as you've been hearing, gb news has picked up a series of gb news has picked up a series eb bebe— gb news has picked up a series of tric awards— gb news has picked up a series of tric awards today, gb news beeebbeeb— of tric awards today, gb news breakfast news— of tric awards today, gb news breakfast news has won multichannel- breakfast news has won multichannel news program nigel beeeee— multichannel news program nigel beeeee beee— multichannel news program nigel beeeee edge bee— multichannel news program nigel farage edge has been called the beee— farage edge has been called the news presenter— farage edge has been called the news presenter of— farage edge has been called the news presenter of the year in a

eeebebee— news presenter of the year in a eeebebee vvbe— news presenter of the year in a surprise win. this— news presenter of the year in a surprise win. this afternoon . surprise win. this afternoon. bebe— surprise win. this afternoon. bbbe be— surprise win. this afternoon. bbbe be eb— surprise win. this afternoon. this is gb news.— surprise win. this afternoon. this is gb news. more news as it beeeeee— this is gb news. more news as it bebbeee. bebb— this is gb news. more news as it happens. back now— this is gb news. more news as it happens. back now to . happens. back now to. patrick beee— happens. back now to. patrick bebe be— happens. back now to. patrick bebe be eeb— happens. back now to. patrick lows to get through one place to ebeeb— lows to get through one place to ebeeb bbeeb— lows to get through one place to start nigel farage— lows to get through one place to start nigel farage has beaten the establishment again . r:i the establishment again. he's beee— the establishment again. he's been bebbeb— the establishment again. he's been named as— the establishment again. he's been named as the— the establishment again. he's been named as the presenter of the year at the tric awards, which are voted for shock horror by , the great british by you, the great british public. and it's fair to say that his victory speech was is absolutely glorious , as i'm absolutely glorious, as i'm going to play it for you now , going to play it for you now, strap yourselves in. this is nigel. stick it to. oh, and just listen . just listen to some of listen. just listen to some of the boos coming from the media exists. bear in mind that according to nigel, the main sponsor already sponsor of the event had already asked leave the drinks asked him to leave the drinks reception beforehand . so reception area beforehand. so this what happens when an this is what happens when an establishment legacy media meets who the british public actually

like and value. take it away, nigel. well, of all the people to nigel. well, of all the people be beeeeeb— nigel. well, of all the people be beeeeeb eee— nigel. well, of all the people to present me with— \r gill well, of all the people to present me with this , like, to present me with this, like, very— to present me with this, like, very geee— to present me with this, like, very geee ebe— to present me with this, like, very good old friend and great beeeeeeebee— very good old friend and great broadcaster james well, james, bbeeb— broadcaster james well, james, bbeeb yee— broadcaster james well, james, bbeebyee very— broadcaster james well, james, thank you very much indeed . and thank you very much indeed. and i'm thank you very much indeed. and bbe beve— thank you very much indeed. and bbe beve be— thank you very much indeed. and bbe beve be eey— thank you very much indeed. and i'm have to say i'm— thank you very much indeed. and i'm have to say i'm really eebbee— i'm have to say i'm really rather proud— i'm have to say i'm really rather proud to- i'm have to say i'm really rather proud to have this beee— rather proud to have this because i'm— rather proud to have this because i'm a- rather proud to have this because i'm a new boy. i've only beee— because i'm a new boy. i've only beee bebe— because i'm a new boy. i've only been doing this— because i'm a new boy. i've only been doing this for— because i'm a new boy. i've only been doing this for a couple of yee— been doing this for a couple of ye se— been doing this for a couple of ye. be e— been doing this for a couple of ye. be e beee— been doing this for a couple of years. so a huge thanks to all bbeee— years. so a huge thanks to all bbeee geee.— years. so a huge thanks to all those good, ordinary folk who bbve— those good, ordinary folk who live outside _ those good, ordinary folk who live outside the— those good, ordinary folk who live outside the m25 for voting for live outside the m25 for voting bee — live outside the m25 for voting bee b— live outside the m25 for voting for me. i suspect— live outside the m25 for voting for me. i suspect that had the bebeebey— for me. i suspect that had the bebeebey bee— for me. i suspect that had the industry had the— for me. i suspect that had the industry had the say , i very industry had the say, i very bbeb— industry had the say, i very much doubt— industry had the say, i very much doubt i— industry had the say, i very much doubt i would have won and i'm much doubt i would have won and bbe eeebebe— much doubt i would have won and i'm certain that— much doubt i would have won and i'm certain that three gb news beeeeebeee— i'm certain that three gb news presenters would— i'm certain that three gb news presenters would not have been in presenters would not have been be be— presenters would not have been in the shortlist— presenters would not have been in the shortlist of— presenters would not have been in the shortlist of five, which ebeebe — in the shortlist of five, which ebeebe be — in the shortlist of five, which should be very— in the shortlist of five, which should be very instructive for be— should be very instructive for bbe vvbebe— should be very instructive for the whole of— should be very instructive for the whole of the— should be very instructive for the whole of the industry . you the whole of the industry. you bbe— the whole of the industry. you see, the investors— the whole of the industry. you see, the investors . please do see, the investors. please do beee— see, the investors. please do beee bbe— see, the investors. please do keep the abuse— see, the investors. please do keep the abuse coming because it eeye— keep the abuse coming because it eeye e— keep the abuse coming because it eeye e beb— keep the abuse coming because it eeye e beb eeeee— keep the abuse coming because it says a lot more about you than it says a lot more about you than bb beee— says a lot more about you than bb beee ebeeb— says a lot more about you than it does about me—

says a lot more about you than it does about me . _ says a lot more about you than it does about me . i it does about me. this is from be— it does about me. this is from the bbc . well well, well. the bbc. well well, well. they're bbc or not, i don't bebe.— they're bbc or not, i don't eebee. beb— they're bbc or not, i don't mind. but learn- they're bbc or not, i don't mind. but learn this. they're bbc or not, i don't mind. but learn this . and those mind. but learn this. and those of mind. but learn this. and those eb yee— mind. but learn this. and those eb yee ebeebbee— mind. but learn this. and those of you shouting, think about bbbe.— of you shouting, think about this. there's— of you shouting, think about this. there's a— of you shouting, think about this. there's a gap in the eeeebeb— this. there's a gap in the eeeebeb. e— this. there's a gap in the market, a massive gap in the beeeeeeebbee— market, a massive gap in the broadcasting market. you've all beee— broadcasting market. you've all bee bee— broadcasting market. you've all become too much— broadcasting market. you've all become too much the same. and bbeb-e— become too much the same. and bbeb-e vvby— become too much the same. and bbeb-e vvby bbe— become too much the same. and that's why the investors in gb bebe— that's why the investors in gb beee eee— that's why the investors in gb beee eee bee— that's why the investors in gb news and led by— that's why the investors in gb news and led by angelo farage bebebeee— news and led by angelo farage fabulous have— news and led by angelo farage fabulous have gone out there . fabulous have gone out there. eee— fabulous have gone out there. eee vvbeb— fabulous have gone out there. and what we're— fabulous have gone out there. and what we're doing is we're eeeebbee— and what we're doing is we're eeeebbee e— and what we're doing is we're creating a new— and what we're doing is we're creating a new identity brand in bebbeb— creating a new identity brand in british broadband— creating a new identity brand in british broadband . and when we british broadband. and when we vvbee— british broadband. and when we vvbee vve— british broadband. and when we when we overcome— british broadband. and when we when we overcome the awareness bebbebe.— when we overcome the awareness beebbeee. bbe— when we overcome the awareness beebbeee. bb-e bebe— when we overcome the awareness problem, it's going to be a eeeebe— problem, it's going to be a eeeebe beee— problem, it's going to be a major force in— problem, it's going to be a major force in british broadcasting . now, i've been broadcasting. now, i've been bbeeeeb— broadcasting. now, i've been bbeeeeb bbbe— broadcasting. now, i've been through this process before. of b bee— through this process before. of course, i led a— through this process before. of course, i led a party that was beekee— course, i led a party that was eeeebee eee— course, i led a party that was mocked and derided at lunches bbbe— mocked and derided at lunches bbbe bbbe.— mocked and derided at lunches like this, but— mocked and derided at lunches like this, but went on to win a eebbeeeb— like this, but went on to win a national election— like this, but went on to win a national election .— like this, but went on to win a national election . and in those national election. and in those eeye— national election. and in those eeye bb— national election. and in those eeye bb ee— national election. and in those days it was the— national election. and in those days it was the polling industry vvbe— days it was the polling industry ebe ebbee-b— days it was the polling industry who didn't understand this. beee— who didn't understand this. bee eey— who didn't understand this. bee ey ee— who didn't understand this. here's my one very serious bebb— here's my one very serious bebeb. bbeeee— here's my one very serious point. please take it on board. beee— point. please take it on board. beee ebb— point. please take it on board. beee ebb beb— point. please take it on board. poor old rob can't— point. please take it on board. poor old rob can't open his eyee— poor old rob can't open his eyee. bee— poor old rob can't open his eyes. he's finding it so tricky, so eyes. he's finding it so tricky, ee evvbvveeb— eyes. he's finding it so tricky, so awkward, so— eyes. he's finding it so tricky, so awkward, so difficult. this

bebeebey— so awkward, so difficult. this bebeebey be— so awkward, so difficult. this industry is worth— so awkward, so difficult. this industry is worth between about 12 industry is worth between about bz eee— industry is worth between about bz eee bb— industry is worth between about 12 and £15 billion— industry is worth between about 12 and £15 billion every year eee— 12 and £15 billion every year eee bb— 12 and £15 billion every year and it matters— 12 and £15 billion every year and it matters culturally. it eeebbeee— and it matters culturally. it eebbeee be— and it matters culturally. it matters in so— and it matters culturally. it matters in so many ways in our eeeebey— matters in so many ways in our eeeebey. eee— matters in so many ways in our eeeebey. eee yer— matters in so many ways in our country. and yet it's the way we measure who is— country. and yet it's the way we measure who is watching and who is measure who is watching and who be bbebeebee— measure who is watching and who be bbebeebee be— measure who is watching and who is listening to is.— measure who is watching and who is listening to is. i— measure who is watching and who is listening to is. i have much beeeee— is listening to is. i have much beeeee beee— is listening to is. i have much louder than this— is listening to is. i have much louder than this in the european beebbeeeeeb. — louder than this in the european parliament. sir.— louder than this in the european parliament. sir. i'm disappointed . the idea that parliament. sir. i'm— disappointed . the idea that barb disappointed. the idea that barb the disappointed. the idea that barb bbe beee— disappointed. the idea that barb bbe beee bbeb— disappointed. the idea that barb the idea that barb— disappointed. the idea that barb the idea that barb from which all the idea that barb from which ebb bbe— the idea that barb from which all the advertising is set is evveee— all the advertising is set is evveee by— all the advertising is set is owned by the— all the advertising is set is owned by the existing broadcasters means the industry is broadcasters means the industry be eeeebbee— broadcasters means the industry be eeeebbee bbe— broadcasters means the industry is marking its own— broadcasters means the industry is marking its own homework . the is marking its own homework. the beee— is marking its own homework. the beee bbeb— is marking its own homework. the beee bbeb eeoe— is marking its own homework. the idea that 5300 boxes will come off idea that 5300 boxes will come ebb bbe — idea that 5300 boxes will come off the country— idea that 5300 boxes will come off the country . _ idea that 5300 boxes will come off the country . cj" t i off the country. oh, i can hear the noise . there's a lot of the noise. there's a lot of money at stake . the money at money at stake. the money at stake . any idea of competition? stake. any idea of competition? and you should shout and you should be frightened because you will lose your jobs. because i will lose yourjobs. because i can tell will lose yourjobs. because i bebb yee— will lose yourjobs. because i can tell you this— will lose yourjobs. because i can tell you this barb- at ” because i can tell you this barb is wrong

. bee— can tell you this barb is wrong . bee vve— can tell you this barb is wrong . and we need— can tell you this barb is wrong . and we need reform - can tell you this barb is wrong . and we need reform of this system. we need over there we are we need the— big we need over there we are we need the heavies of god . are we need the heavies of god. bee— are we need the heavies of god. bee bb— are we need the heavies of god. bee bb yee— are we need the heavies of god. bee bb yee bb— are we need the heavies of god. bee bb yee bb yee— are we need the heavies of god. and if you if you cannot- are we need the heavies of god. and if you if you cannot see- are we need the heavies of god. and if you if you cannot see if you cannot see as an industry that the way you're measuring tv ratings is out of touch , it's ratings is out of touch, it's out of date, then i feel very, very sorry for all of you . oh my very sorry for all of you. oh my gosh. so, very sorry for all of you. oh my gosh . so, nigel, vic award gosh. so, nigel, vic award vbebeey— gosh. so, nigel, vic award victory speech— 3 so, nigel, vic award victory speech there. well done. but victory speech there. well done. bbb bbe— victory speech there. well done. but it's important.— victory speech there. well done. but it's important. very bebeebeeb— but it's important. very important for- but it's important. very important for us to say that, yes,— important for us to say that, yee. bbeeb— important for us to say that, yee. bbgeb bee— important for us to say that, yes, nigel has just done that big barnstorming, massive two bbeeeee— big barnstorming, massive two bbegeee eb— big barnstorming, massive two bbegeee be be— big barnstorming, massive two fingers up to the— big barnstorming, massive two fingers up to the establishment and fingers up to the establishment eee-bbeb— fingers up to the establishment eee-bbeb-beb- fingers up to the establishment and-that-but he's. and all of that stuff. but he's eeb— and all of that stuff. but he's eeb bbe— and all of that stuff. but he's eeb bbe eeby— and all of that stuff. but he's not the only winner. i am not the only winner. and i am bebbebbee— not the only winner. and i am bebbebbee be— not the only winner. and i am delighted to say— not the only winner. and i am delighted to say that i can ebeeb— delighted to say that i can ebeeb ee— delighted to say that i can speak now with the wonderful, the beautiful— speak now with the wonderful, the beautiful ,— speak now with the wonderful, the beautiful , the fantastic and the beautiful, the fantastic and the beautiful, the fantastic and bbe eeeebebby— the beautiful, the fantastic and the crucially, the— the beautiful, the fantastic and the crucially, the victorious sbebbee — the crucially, the victorious stephen dixon— the crucially, the victorious stephen dixon and ellie costello bebb.—

stephen dixon and ellie costello bebb. beee— stephen dixon and ellie costello both. yeah both— stephen dixon and ellie costello both. yeah both presenters on the both. yeah both presenters on bbe evveee— both. yeah both presenters on the award winning gb news beeebbeeb— the award winning gb news breakfast programme . oh, you breakfast programme. oh, you be — breakfast programme. oh, you too. fantastic.— breakfast programme. oh, you too. fantastic. well done. how do too. fantastic. well done. how be yee— too. fantastic. well done. how ee yee beeb— too. fantastic. well done. how ee yee beeb b — too. fantastic. well done. how do you feel ? ' : t do you feel? amazed, actually. i'll do you feel? amazed, actually. b-bb bebb— do you feel? amazed, actually. b-bb bebb yee— do you feel? amazed, actually. b-bb bebb yee vvby. — do you feel? amazed, actually. i'll tell you why. patrick- i'll tell you why. patrick beeeeee— i'll tell you why. patrick because it's— i'll tell you why. patrick because it's about establishment, isn't it ? it's establishment, isn't it? it's all establishment, isn't it? it's ebb ebeeb— establishment, isn't it? it's all about the _ establishment, isn't it? it's all about the establishment. and vvbee— all about the establishment. and vvbee yee— all about the establishment. and vvbee ye eb— all about the establishment. and when you're up against, you beee.— when you're up against, you beevv. bbe— when you're up against, you know, the itv_ when you're up against, you know, the itv evening news or. beee— know, the itv evening news or. eeee eeeeebee— know, the itv evening news or. good morning britain or all bbeee— good morning britain or all these different— good morning britain or all these different things, you bbeb.— these different things, you think,-we'll- these different things, you think, we'll have a run at think, well, we'll have a run at it. think, well, we'll have a run at b. beb— think, well, we'll have a run at b. bbb vvee— think, well, we'll have a run at it. but we're not— think, well, we'll have a run at it. but we're not-to- think, well, we'll have a run at it. but we're not to win. it. but we're not going to win. so it. but we're not going to win. se-bbeb— it. but we're not going to win. so _that actually- it. but we're not going to win. so that actually enough so the fact that actually enough of so the fact that actually enough eb-vbevveee— so the fact that actually enough of viewers listeners got of our viewers and listeners got on of our viewers and listeners got ee be— of our viewers and listeners got ee be bbeb— of our viewers and listeners got on to their laptops— of our viewers and listeners got on to their laptops and their eeebbbee— on to their laptops and their mobiles and— on to their laptops and their mobiles and voted for us is says it mobiles and voted for us is says bb ebb.— mobiles and voted for us is says bb ebb. eeeee-b— mobiles and voted for us is says it all, doesn't it?— mobiles and voted for us is says it all, doesn't it? we're going bbeeee— it all, doesn't it? we're going bbeeee beebbe— it all, doesn't it? we're going places people are listening yeah i places people are listening yeah b e— places people are listening yeah b bbe— places people are listening yeah b be e— places people are listening yeah i mean it's a public vote, isn't it, i mean it's a public vote, isn't bb. bebbebe — i mean it's a public vote, isn't it, patrick? and— i mean it's a public vote, isn't it, patrick? ' r: it, patrick? and that's what matters. the public it, patrick? ' r: the public they like matters. the public they like vvbeb— matters. the public they like vvbeb vve— matters. the public they like vvbeb we be— matters. the public they like what we do and— matters. the public they like what we do and it— the public they like what we do and it feels so nice tolup— what we do and it feels so nice beleb eeebeeb— what we do and it feels so nice to.up against stiff- to be up against stiff competition, doesn't it? yeah, bbbe— competition, doesn't it? yeah, bbbe-bbe- — competition, doesn't it? yeah, like-bbc. and- competition, doesn't it? yeah, like-bbc. and it's. competition, doesn't it? yeah, like bbc. and it's us like itv, like bbc. and it's us bbeb— like itv, like bbc. and it's us bbeb ebebe— like itv, like bbc. and it's us that steps away— like itv, like bbc. and it's us that steps away with the gong. it that steps away with the gong. bb beebe— that steps away with the gong. it feels amazing,— that steps away with the gong. it feels amazing, doesn't it? it feels amazing, doesn't it? bb-eeebby.— it feels amazing, doesn't it? it- really, really- it feels amazing, doesn't it? it- really, really good- it feels amazing, doesn't it? it- really, really good ini it feels really, really good in a just it. i just a minute. i just love it. i just want to be like, yes,- a minute. i just love it. i just want to be like, yes, this- e ijust want to be like, yes, this is eeeeb. — want to be like, yes, this is eeeeb. .b— want to be like, yes, this is great. .is brilliant.- want to be like, yes, this is. great. .is brilliant. this great. this is brilliant. this is brilliant. so look, talk

is brilliant. so look, just talk me so, so, the me through it. so, so, so the moment won, then moment that you guys won, then what was it like what happened? what was it like in went on? well, in there? what went on? well, they ran through— in there? what went on? well, they ran through the- " 7 rzir"7’ well, they ran through the nominees i 7 7 well, they ran through the nominees , they ran through the nominees, eee— they ran through the nominees, eee b— they ran through the nominees, eee b e— they ran through the nominees, eee b beeb— they ran through the nominees, and i was just sort— they ran through the nominees, and i was just sort of sat there beee— and i was just sort of sat there because we were— and i was just sort of sat there because we were right at the beeb— because we were right at the beeb eb— because we were right at the beeb eb bbe — because we were right at the back of the room. so i just bbeeebb— back of the room. so i just thought, well,— back of the room. so i just thought, well, you know, just vvbeb— thought, well, you know, just see what happens next. when they eebe— see what happens next. when they said-breakfast,- see what happens next. when they said-breakfast, i- said gb news breakfast, i bebbebe-b— said gb news breakfast, i couldn't believe it. \wir ' r: said gb news breakfast, i couldn't believe it. \wir r: e couldn't believe it. no. and it was a really couldn't believe stage. it's long up. stage. it's a very long walk up. so stage. it's a very long walk up. semb— stage. it's a very long walk up. seiebb. vve— stage. it's a very long walk up. so.off, we went— stage. it's a very long walk up. so.off, we went and- stage. it's a very long walk up. so.off, we went and i- 3 it's a very long walk up. so off, we went and i had no so we off, we went and i had no beee.— so we off, we went and i had no beee-beeb.— so we off, we went and i had no idea,-know, i'd— so we off, we went and i had no idea,-know, i'd not- so we off, we went and i had no idea, know, i'd not prepped idea, you know, i'd not prepped eeybbbee. — idea, you know, i'd not prepped anything. _would- idea, you know, i'd not preppedi anything. _would-say? anything. what would you say? i don't know what you said. i don't know what you said. i don't it was something don't know. it was something bebebeee. — don't know. it was something fabulous. .was_ don't know. it was something fabulous. t: fabulous. it was incredible, of course. but whatever it- fabulous. e t: t.r:ir. but whatever it was, course. but whatever it was, vvbeb— course. but whatever it was, vvbeblvveee-b— t.r:ir. but whatever it was, what wasn't controversial t.r:ir. but whatever it was, the wasn't controversial t.r:ir. but whatever it was, the wthat. controversial t.r:ir. but whatever it was, the wthat.unfortunately,ial t.r:ir. but whatever it was, thmissediat. unfortunately,ial t.r:ir. but whatever it was, thmissed nigelifortunately,ial t.r:ir. but whatever it was, thmissed nigel speech.tely,ial we missed nigel speech. we eebeeee— we missed nigel speech. wei missed—because we missed nigel speech. we- missed_because we missed nigel patrick because we beee—bbebeeee- missed nigel patrick because we were pictures taken were having our pictures taken eeebebe— were having our pictures takeni ebebebe.—bbeb were having our pictures takeni ebebbe. —bbeb were having our pictures takeni upst no. well—that were having our pictures taken upst no. well we that were having our pictures taken upst no. well we hear that that were having our pictures taken upst no. well we hear that was bit? no. well we hear that was beee— bit? no. well we hear that was eeeeee — bit? no. well we hear that was eeeeee bb— bit? no. well we hear that was drama. it was— bit? no. well we hear that was drama. it was ,— bit? no. well we hear that was drama. it was , yeah.- bit? no. well we hear that was drama. e e drama. it was, yeah. it all went very calmly and very smoothly. nobody was offended. nobody. the power of joined it was all absolute lutely, absolutely fantastic. but seriously though, guys, how does it feel to know that the british public genuinely , unequivocally adore

genuinely, unequivocally adore what you two do? i mean, it's so fantastic. well done. well done. i mean, it must be a great feeling . well this is what it's feeling. well this is what it's all about. i mean, you know, bebbeb— all about. i mean, you know, rebebeb. b-ve— all about. i mean, you know, patrick, i've been— all about. i mean, you know, patrick, i've been in- i mean, you know, patrick, i've been in this beebeeee— patrick, i've been in this business for— patrick, i've been in this business for 30 years now, and to business for 30 years now, and be eebeebby— business for 30 years now, and be eebeebby ee— business for 30 years now, and to actually do something where we to actually do something where vve—eeel we hear from our viewers and bbebeeeee— we hear from our viewers and bbebeeeee every— we hear from our viewers and listeners every day, we you beee.— listeners every day, we you beee-be — listeners every day, we you. know,.go-hundreds listeners every day, we you- know,.go-hundreds and know, we go through hundreds and bebbebe— know, we go through hundreds and hundreds-emails— know, we go through hundreds and hundreds emails and tweets hundreds of emails and tweets eee— hundreds of emails and tweets eee be— hundreds of emails and tweets eee be beee— hundreds of emails and tweets and to know that— hundreds of emails and tweets and to know that people are bbbe— and to know that people are liking vvbeb— and to know that people are liking what we— and to know that people are liking what we do. well, that's the liking what we do. well, that's bbe bebb.— liking what we do. well, that's the point, isn't— liking what we do. well, that's the point, isn't it?— liking what we do. well, that's the point, isn't it? what's the bebb—e- the point, isn't it? what's the point—a camerai the point, isn't it? what's thei point—a camera if point in talking to a camera if eebeby— point in talking to a camera if eebeey-bbey— point in talking to a camera if nobody. they might have you nobody. well they might have you on nobody. well they might have you ee be— nobody. well they might have you ee be be— nobody. well they might have you on in the background, but bbey-ee— on in the background, buti they're_i>aying on in the background, but- they're_i>aying any they're not actually paying any ebbeebbee— they're not actually paying any attention. _are - attention. well, people are bebbeb— attention. well, people arei joining—listening joining us. they're listening eee— joining us. they're listening eee bbey-ee— joining us. they're listening and they're staying the and they're staying with the beeeeeee — and they're staying with the beeeeeee bee— and they're staying with the program for long of program for a long period of bee. — program for a long period of bee. eee— program for a long period of time. and they— program for a long period of time. and they like what we do. eee— time. and they like what we do. eee-bbe— time. and they like what we do. eee-bee beeb— time. and they like what we do. and _the best thing- time. and they like what we do. and the best thing you and that's the best thing you bebbe— and that's the best thing you eeebe evee— and that's the best thing you could ever hope— and that's the best thing you could ever hope “bile?" e�*b: could ever hope for. yeah, and bbeb-e— could ever hope for. yeah, and that's what means the most. the fact that it's a public vote. - the fact that it's a public vote. i beee—eebl fact that it's a public vote. i. mean,_not here mean, anne diamond's not here right not here right now. she's not here today, but right now. she's not here today, bbb—eeezbee- right now. she's not here today, but—amazing work. but she's done amazing work with you but she's done amazing work with yeelvvebb. — but she's done amazing work with you .well. eamonn_ but she's done amazing work with you-well. eamonn and- but she's done amazing work with you well. i" rib’r: you as well. eamonn and izzy, they're inside. in the they're inside. they're in the glass champagne. they're glass of champagne. they're in the now. they're glass of champagne. they're in the a now. they're glass of champagne. they're in the a notime. y're glass of champagne. they're in the a no time. they've having a lovely time. they've beee— having a lovely time. they've done stellar— having a lovely time. they've done stellar work during the week it's just so

week as well. but it's just so amazing that audience amazing that the audience is at the and the heart of what we do. and it's that's voted it's the audience that's voted what here, and that's what we've done here, and that's what we've done here, and that's what world. i mean, what means the world. i mean, even were even on the way here, we were stopped, people stopped, weren't we? and people saying, 110, stopped, weren't we? and people saying, do, we saying, we love what you do, we love the breakfast show. we love stephen. the is stephen. i mean, the love is everywhere and it's public everywhere and now it's public and the world and it's out there for the world to really good. to see. it feels really good. i'll tell you patrick, i'll tell you what, patrick, this are the this proves. we really are the beebbe-e— this proves. we really are the people's channel. - we really are the people's channel. rib”r:i people's channel. all apps are flipping lutely100. now, i've got to ask, i've got to ask, what's the plan now? are you going to be joining eamonn and isabel at the bar? are you ? isabel at the bar? are you? well, i already have aychampagne well, i already have a champagne on well, i already have a champagne ee bbe— well, i already have a champagne ee bbe be.— well, i already have a champagne on the go. patrick,— well, i already have a champagne on the go. patrick, you pulled eee— on the go. patrick, you pulled eee eeb— on the go. patrick, you pulled eee eeb eb— on the go. patrick, you pulled me out of the— on the go. patrick, you pulled me out of the bar— on the go. patrick, you pulled me out of the bar to be here, eee— me out of the bar to be here, eee b-ve— me out of the bar to be here, eee b-ve eeb— me out of the bar to be here, eee b-ve eeb be— me out of the bar to be here, and i've got to get the train beeb— and i've got to get the train beeb-beyeee- and i've got to get the train back-keynes. . and i've got to get the train. back-keynes . there and i've got to get the train- back-keynes . there you back to milton keynes. there you go. back to milton keynes. there you be. vee— back to milton keynes. there you go. you might have a cheeky one. i a cheeky one. you i might have a cheeky one. you bebbeb— i might have a cheeky one. you bbeb-e— i might have a cheeky one. you ebebb-e ebeeby- i might have a cheeky one. you might a cheeky one. c might have a cheeky one. it's beeb— might have a cheeky one. it's beeb eee— might have a cheeky one. it's rock and roll. well,- might have a cheeky one. c t ribir: well, look, guys, rock and roll. well, look, guys, beeeebby— honestly, well done. and thank you— honestly, well done. and thank yee-bebb.— honestly, well done. and thank you-well, because- honestly, well done. and thank you well, because from a you as well, because from a beeeeeeb— you as well, because from a beeeeeeb eebe— you as well, because from a personal note, when you know , personal note, when you know, eeebee— personal note, when you know, eeebee bbeb— personal note, when you know, eeebeg bbeb yee— personal note, when you know, seeing that you guys are winning and seeing that you guys are winning eee—eee- and seeing that you guys are bebbeb— and seeing that you guys are bebebee. bbe— and seeing that you guys are popular, it's just— and seeing that you guys are popular, it's just great stuff for-channel— popular, it's just great stuff for-channel as- popular, it's just great stuff for channel as a whole. for the channel as a whole. bebbeb— for the channel as a whole. bbebb—bebbi for the channel as a whole.- bbebb—bebb bbbe right and it will only help this ebevv— right and it will only help this ebevv .— right and it will only help this ebevv . bb— right and it will only help this ebevv . bb-bebb— right and it will only help this show . it help every other show. it will help every other ebevv— show. it will help every other ebevv eeb— show. it will help every other show out there. _ show. it will help every other show out there. and just want

show out there. and i just want to show out there. and i just want be-vvbeb— show out there. and i just want be-vvbeb b— show out there. and i just want be-vvbeb b e— show out there. and i just want to _wish i was there- show out there. and i just want to wish i was there to to say, i wish i was there to ebve— to say, i wish i was there to gbve yee— to say, i wish i was there to gbve yee-e— to say, i wish i was there to give you a massive hug . so give you guys a massive hug. so bbeeb— give you guys a massive hug. so bbeeb yee.— give you guys a massive hug. so thank you. thank— give you guys a massive hug. so thank you. thank you. thank you. eee— thank you. thank you. thank you. eee-beee.— thank you. thank you. thank you. and-done.-done.- thank you. thank you. thank you. and done. done. much and well done. well done. much beve. — and well done. well done. much beve. bebe— and well done. well done. much beve. take-enjoy- and well done. well done. much love. take enjoy. enjoy love. take care. enjoy. enjoy abb— love. take care. enjoy. enjoy ebb bebb— love. take care. enjoy. enjoy ebb ebebb .— love. take care. enjoy. enjoy all right . take _ love. take care. enjoy. enjoy all right . take care. well done. all right. take care. well done. bebb— all right. take care. well done. vvebb beee.— all right. take care. well done. well done. well— all right. take care. well done. well done. well done. well, i geee— well done. well done. well, i mean, good grief.— well done. well done. well, i mean, good grief. well, there we go. mean, good grief. well, there we 90- web.— mean, good grief. well, there we be. vvebb. eb— mean, good grief. well, there we go. well, gb news— mean, good grief. well, there we go. well, gb news does the bebbe— go. well, gb news does the double,-we've. double, don't we? we've got bbeeb— double, don't we? we've got bbgeb beeeee— double, don't we? we've got nigel farage we've the nigel farage and we've got the beeebbeeb— nigel farage and we've got the breakfast-as— nigel farage and we've got the breakfast-as well. - nigel farage and we've got the breakfast as well. you'd breakfast show as well. you'd beve— breakfast show as well. you'd beveleee. — breakfast show as well. you'd love-see. .know- breakfast show as well. you'd. love-see. .know-it's love to see. you know what? it's ebe—be- love to see. you know what? it's ebe—be ebeel nice when it happens to nice beebbe— nice when it happens to nice beebbe-b— nice when it happens to nice beebbe-b bbbeb- nice when it happens to nice people i think that's people as well. i think that's bbe— people as well. i think that's bbe bbbe.— people as well. i think that's bbe bbbeg. bbey— people as well. i think that's the thing. they were up against ebbbb—bbey-ee- stiff competition. they're up eeebeeb— against the big beasts here. yve-ve— against the big beasts here. vve-ve eeby— against the big beasts here. we've only going two we've only been going for two yeeee— we've only been going for two yeee-beee.— we've only been going for two years-know, it's- we've only been going for two years know, it's not years and you know, it's not ebvveye— years and you know, it's not. ebvveye—beee. always been plain sailing here, to always been plain sailing here,| be—eeebee to say the least. people decide bbeb— to say the least. people decide bbeb bbey— to say the least. people decide that they want— to say the least. people decide that they want to _ to say the least. people decide that they want to get stuck into us that they want to get stuck into ee-eeeebe. — that they want to get stuck into us-media. .ceteral us on social media. et cetera. beb— us on social media. et cetera. bbb—eb-bel but this sums it up. this is vvbeb—ebeeb- but this sums it up. this is what about. this but this sums it up. this is. what-about. this is what we're all about. this is eeebebeby— what we're all about. this is eeebebeby-bbe- what we're all about. this is certainly-i'm all- what we're all about. this is certainly i'm all about. certainly what i'm all about. b-ve— certainly what i'm all about. b-ve eebe— certainly what i'm all about. b-ve eebe bb— certainly what i'm all about. i've said it from _ certainly what i'm all about. i've said it from day just i've said it from day one just beee— i've said it from day one just because—story. i've said it from day one just because—story orj i've said it from day one just. because—story or a because a particular story or a particular— because a particular story or a particular-angle- because a particular story or a particular angle appeals to particular news angle appeals to people— particular news angle appeals to people-in— particular news angle appeals to people in westminster people that live in westminster or people— people that live in westminster or people who— people that live in westminster or people who just around or people who just live around a mue— or people who just live around a little bubble— or people who just live around a little bubble in— or people who just live around a little bubble in london. that is not what— little bubble in london. that is not what most— little bubble in london. that is not what most people are talking about— not what most people are talking about around— not what most people are talking about around their— not what most people are talking about around their dinner tables every— about around their dinner tables every single— about around their dinner tables every single evening. that is net— every single evening. that is not what— every single evening. that is not what most— every single evening. that is not what most people are turn to their— not what most people are turn to their-er— not what most people are turn to their-er their— not what most people are turn to their or their husband their missus or their husband or woevhe— their missus or their husband or whoever on the _ their missus or their husband or whoever on the and gets whoever on the couch and gets them — whoever on the couch and gets them -oh— whoever on the couch and gets them -oh the— whoever on the couch and gets them _on the telly. - whoever on the couch and gets them on the telly. no. and

them going on the telly. no. and that-e— them going on the telly. no. and thote—ttel that's what we try and do. we try that's what we try and do. we thy-o— that's what we try and do. we thy-o ttt— that's what we try and do. we try a bit differently. try and do it a bit differently. amway,— try and do it a bit differently. ammo-veh- try and do it a bit differently. ammo-very to anyway, thank you very much to evehhoty— everybody who's voted and everybody taken part. everybody who's taken part. now, moving— everybody who's taken part. now, ymoou— everybody who's taken part. now, mov you actually— everybody who's taken part. now, mov you actually care about, that you actually care about, thet— that you actually care about,j that—elsewhere that you don't see elsewhere anyway,— that you don't see elsewhere anyway, government is anyway, if the government is going— anyway, if the government is tome-them- anyway, if the government is going-them 169- anyway, if the government is going them 169 grand to going to cost them 169 grand to eehe— going to cost them 169 grand to send every— going to cost them 169 grand to send every migrant to rwanda, if you—metho- you watch every other media outtet— you watch every other media outlet,-probably. outlet, they will probably tell you—oheotutel you that this is an absolute rip ott. — you that this is an absolute rip ott. _tett— you that this is an absolute rip ott. _tett-why- you that this is an absolute rip off. _tell .why i - you that this is an absolute rip off. tell why i think off. i will tell you why i think tte— off. i will tell you why i think tte worth— off. i will tell you why i think it's worth every— off. i will tell you why i think it's worth every penny. patrick chhetye— it's worth every penny. patrick chhetyeleh— christys on gb news

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or head straight to gb news .com . mett .— or head straight to gb news .com . mett . o— or head straight to gb news .com . well, a reminder— or head straight to gb news .com . well, a reminder of- or head straight to gb news .com . well, a reminder of big- . well, a reminder of big breaking news. gb news has won not breaking news. gb news has won hot ome— breaking news. gb news has won hot hut— breaking news. gb news has won not one but two— breaking news. gb news has won not one but two awards- g gb news has won not one but two awards at the the— not one but two awards at the the ewetee— not one but two awards at the tric awards, which— not one but two awards at the tric awards, which are voted for by the — tric awards, which are voted for by the photo. — tric awards, which are voted for by the public. nigel farage has teem— by the public. nigel farage has been homet— by the public. nigel farage has been named best— by the public. nigel farage has been named best presenter of the tear— been named best presenter of the year-breakfast- been named best presenter of the year breakfast show been named best presenter of the yearthe breakfast show been named best presenter of the yearthe multi breakfast show been named best presenter of the yearthe multi channel;t show been named best presenter of the yearthe multi channel newslv won the multi channel news program— won the multi channel news program-.— won the multi channel news program . they're up program award. they're up oeomet— program award. they're up ogomet the— program award. they're up against the big b's. they were even heckled.— against the big b's. they were even heckled. nigel heckled even heckled. nigel was heckled by even heckled. nigel was heckled hy mommy— even heckled. nigel was heckled by industry executives as he was tethe— by industry executives as he was totmg hte— by industry executives as he was taking his award.— by industry executives as he was taking his award. the main homo— taking his award. the main eomeoo ot— taking his award. the main sponsor of the— taking his award. the main sponsor of the event tried to hot— sponsor of the event tried to hot ottow— sponsor of the event tried to not allow him _ sponsor of the event tried to not allow him into a drinks reoehttoh— not allow him into a drinks reception beforehand. but you mow— reception beforehand. but you mow-when— reception beforehand. but you know _when the- reception beforehand. but you know when the public vote know what.7 when the public vote gb know what.7 when the public vote oh _the— know what.7 when the public vote eh _thhe .— know what.7 when the public vote eh _thhe . so— know what.7 when the public vote gb wins . so fantastic gb news wins. so fantastic etutt. — gb news wins. so fantastic stuff. .thank- gb news wins. so fantastic stuff. thank you. thank you. stuff. and thank you. thank you. thank— stuff. and thank you. thank you. thank-everyone- stuff. and thank you. thank you. thank everyone who thank you to everyone who watches—cetera.| watches tunes in at cetera. toute— watches tunes in at cetera. you're-bunch- watches tunes in at cetera. you're-bunch love you're a loyal bunch and we love to eee— you're a loyal bunch and we love to ht.— you're a loyal bunch and we love to see it. moving— you're a loyal bunch and we love to see it. moving on— you're a loyal bunch and we love to see it. moving on in a few momem .— to see it. moving on in a few moments, i will— to see it. moving on in a few moments, i will discuss the mom— moments, i will discuss the claim that the bbc only wants to teotme— claim that the bbc only wants to teatee-eteee— claim that the bbc only wants to feature class people feature working class people if they-re—hetorel they're miserable. but before that,— they're miserable. but before that, the— they're miserable. but before that, the government's controversial- that, the government's- controversial- deport controversial plan to deport mtorohte— controversial plan to deport moments to— controversial plan to deport migrants to rwanda would cost more—oeytum - migrants to rwanda would cost- more_asylum seekers more than keeping asylum seekers in more than keeping asylum seekers m the— more than keeping asylum seekers m the ht.— more than keeping asylum seekers m the uh-thot— more than keeping asylum seekers in the uk.-that is— in the uk. now, that is according— in the uk. now, that is- according-government's according to the government's ohmre—o to| according to the government's. ohmre—o to t own analysis. there's more to it them— own analysis. there's more to it than meets— own analysis. there's more to it than meets the— own analysis. there's more to it than meets the eye, though an economic-report- than meets the eye, though ani economic-report-the economic impact report into the ttteoot— economic impact report into the illegal migration— economic impact report into the illegal migration bill says deportations_ illegal migration bill says deportations to a safe country hoote— deportations to a safe country woutt eoet— deportations to a safe country would cost around 60,000 more per would cost around 60,000 more

per tmthttuot— would cost around 60,000 more per individual .— would cost around 60,000 more per individual . so— would cost around 60,000 more per individual . so joining me per individual. so joining me to— per individual. so joining me now to discuss— per individual. so joining me now to discuss this and we're going— now to discuss this and we're going toe— now to discuss this and we're going toe to— now to discuss this and we're going toe to toe,— now to discuss this and we're going toe to toe, i— now to discuss this and we're going toe to toe, i believe, heee— going toe to toe, i believe, heat to— going toe to toe, i believe, head to head— going toe to toe, i believe, head to head is- going toe to toe, i believe, head to head is international eeeuhty— head to head is international eeeuhty omo— head to head is international security and border control expert— security and border control expert henry— security and border control expert henry bolton. and pohtteot— expert henry bolton. and political commentator matthew starter— political commentator matthew stotteh .— political commentator matthew stadlen . both— political commentator matthew stadlen . both of— political commentator matthew stadlen . both of you, thank you stadlen. both of you, thank you very— stadlen. both of you, thank you very much.— stadlen. both of you, thank you very much. hemrv— stadlen. both of you, thank you very much. henry i— stadlen. both of you, thank you very much. henry i will start wtth— very much. henry i will start vvtth vou. — very much. henry i will start with you. this— very much. henry i will start with you. this report for me is a with you. this report for me is o-ehort— with you. this report for me is a-short sighted- with you. this report for me is a-short sighted in- with you. this report for me is a short sighted in the a quite short sighted in the pap,— a quite short sighted in the sense that, yes,— a quite short sighted in the sense that, yes, the one off povmeht— sense that, yes, the one off payment-he- sense that, yes, the one offi payment-be-but sense that, yes, the one off. payment-be-but by payment might be less, but by the-thet— payment might be less, but by the-that you've- payment might be less, but by the that you've allowed the time that you've allowed peopte— the time that you've allowed peopte-here- the time that you've allowed people-here and- the time that you've allowed people here and process people to stay here and process them — people to stay here and process them—ttte- people to stay here and process them—hoe to- them and sent their kids to eehoot— them and sent their kids to eehoot omo— them and sent their kids to school and allowed them to use the-hurt— school and allowed them to use the-hurt o— school and allowed them to use the-built a house- school and allowed them to use the built a house for the nhs and built a house for them,— the nhs and built a house fori them—rem the nhs and built a house for. them—rem . them, that cost is more. yeah. rather.— them, that cost is more. yeah. rotrtoh ot— them, that cost is more. yeah. patrick, of course. you- them, that cost is more. “43?" f o” rttitr. you know, patrick, of course. you know, yes . patrick, of course. you know, hee . hut— patrick, of course. you know, yes . but what— to: thin. you know, yes . but what concerns t.

2027,125 i think. um, but i might have the year wrong. sorry um, that is about one quarter of the uk defence budget now i know because i've been involved in disrupting the people smuggling network back until tony blair pulled the funding on on the program in 2006 that you can do this for a great deal less. we allocated on average about £300,000 to each country to work to the budget for uk guys in countries along the route to disrupt the movement of people across working with local law enforcement in a tactical operational manner not just as liaison officers and so i've got fundamental issues with the whole way that the home office has approaching this. yeah, but you know, but don't have a issues with rwanda itself. it doesn't look, it doesn't matter vhteh— doesn't look, it doesn't matter vhtoh wov— doesn't look, it doesn't matter vhteh vvov vou— doesn't look, it doesn't matter which way you dress it up . i which way you dress it up. i thmt— which way you dress it up. i thmt ho— which way you dress it up. i think no matter— which way you dress it up. i think no matter what, it's eoetmp— think no matter what, it's eoetmp too— think no matter what, it's. costing too-money. think no matter what, it's- costing too-money. okay. costing too us much money. okay. but costing too us much money. okay. hut—premon- costing too us much money. okay. hut—oueettoh he.- but i suppose the question is. the— but i suppose the question is. the ppeettom— but i suppose the question is. the question is— but i suppose the question is. the question is whether or not

there—argument. the question is whether or noti there—argument to there is a coherent argument to be there is a coherent argument to he mote— there is a coherent argument to he mote thet— there is a coherent argument to be made that it— there is a coherent argument to be made that it is— there is a coherent argument to be made that it is more cost etteettve— be made that it is more cost effective to _ be made that it is more cost effective to keep— be made that it is more cost effective to keep asylum seekers in effective to keep asylum seekers m hrttom— effective to keep asylum seekers m hrttom tor— effective to keep asylum seekers in britain for processing than it in britain for processing than t he— in britain for processing than t he to— in britain for processing than t he to eehe— in britain for processing than it is to send them to rwanda. matthew.— it is to send them to rwanda. hotthev. vom— it is to send them to rwanda. matthew, your views .7 no, no, no matthew, your views? no, no, no . hotthevv. — matthew, your views? no, no, no . matthew. matthew someone take his . matthew. matthew someone take hte mort— . matthew. matthew someone take hte mort tovm— . matthew. matthew someone take his mark down. there you go. go on, his mark down. there you go. go hotthevv. — his mark down. there you go. go on, matthew. patrick,- his mark down. there you go. go on, matthew. t /rim. his mark down. there you go. go on, matthew. to: /rim. on, matthew. patrick, you know, and i know and henry knows , we and i know and henry knows, we all know and most of the viewers, i think, know if they look into into their hearts and think about this properly as well, working . this well, this isn't working. this is an absolute shambles , isn't is an absolute shambles, isn't it? suella braverman policy isn't going to work. it? suella braverman policy isn't going to work . 169,000 is isn't going to work. 169,000 is how much it could cost per person. and from what i've read, patrick, that's 60 grand or so more than if they were dealt with in a different way. now i put £169,000 into my calculator and i times it by roughly how many people arrived across the channel last year. many people arrived across the channel last year . and that channel last year. and that figure, which is money that the british taxpayer will pay, was too big for my calculator. whichever way you look at this,

it is a disaster. the government wants to look strong because it's basically its only hope of coming anywhere close to winning the next election. but it hasn't thought this through. the costs are catastrophic. what it needs to be doing is dealing with this sensibly and responsibly drop the ridiculous rhetoric about being invaded by dinghies. talk to the french, make sure that these people don't start coming in the first place. the idea that the rwanda scheme, which everyone knows is going to fail, is going to act as a deterrent, is going to act as a deterrent, is utter nonsense . well, that's is utter nonsense. well, that's that-e— is utter nonsense. well, that's thot-e o— is utter nonsense. well, that's thot-e o gooe— is utter nonsense. well, that's that's a good point— is utter nonsense. well, that's that's a good point ,- eeers” well, that's that's a good point , matthew, that's a good point, matthew, for that's a good point, matthew, tor me— that's a good point, matthew, tor me to— that's a good point, matthew, tor me to top— that's a good point, matthew, for me to lob it— that's a good point, matthew, for me to lob it back over to hemm— for me to lob it back over to henryr who— for me to lob it back over to henryr who we— for me to lob it back over to henry, who we tell is henry, who we can tell is ttohme— henry, who we can tell is ttehmelpet— henry, who we can tell is itching get involved. but itching to get involved. but hemm— itching to get involved. but henryr whet— itching to get involved. but henry, what the government is eovme— henry, what the government is saying government saying is what the government are saying is what the government ore—tweete- saying is what the government are rwanda deters . are saying is if rwanda deters. us, are saying is if rwanda deters. he. otto— are saying is if rwanda deters. he. ette ot— are saying is if rwanda deters. he. ette ot the— are saying is if rwanda deters. us, 37% of the channel crossings thet— us, 37% of the channel crossings that we— us, 37% of the channel crossings that we hove— us, 37% of the channel crossings that we have at— us, 37% of the channel crossings that we have at this current rote.— that we have at this current rate them — that we have at this current rate them tt— that we have at this current rate, then it will— that we have at this current rate, then it will basically treet— rate, then it will basically break even— rate, then it will basically break even .— rate, then it will basically break even . do- rate, then it will basically break even . do you think it break even. do you think it wtth— break even. do you think it vttte — break even. do you think it will? well,— break even. do you think it will? well, look,- break even. do you think it will? mime will? well, look, i'm mathematically pretty stupid , mathematically pretty stupid, patrick, but yeah, probably i have no reason to doubt that.

but i don't believe it's going to deter that many people. i simply don't believe that's going to happen. people smugglers market, they're they're , they're, they're they're, they're, they're services and they will find naive , ignorant people who don't naive, ignorant people who don't know any better who will come across and the thing is, that's what we've got to disrupt . we've what we've got to disrupt. we've got to stop these people coming in the first place. i don't think that sort of deterrence is going to work as effectively as mean you've heard it heard me argue about it before . i think argue about it before. i think patrick it's a contentious patrick and it's a contentious issue, but i think we should have a national i think have a national id card. i think there are only six countries in there are only six countries in the don't . now, you the world that don't. now, you know, could talk about the know, you could talk about the expense there was expense there. there was a previous consultation on a national card , and i think it national id card, and i think it came billion about 20 came to 93 billion about 20 years that was years ago. well, that was ridiculous because the way the government wanted to do it, i mean, a different mean, that's a different discussion. that , discussion. but if we had that, then think am convince that then i think i am convince that through my work in dealing with illegal immigration, that a lot of the motivation is that people can work off grid, they can do

their own thing. we can't track them. whereas you go to belgium, you go to france, you go to germany, go to canada, you germany, you go to canada, you go united states. they're go to the united states. they're simply do in simply not able to do it in that way. all simply not able to do it in that way . all right. i understand way. all right. i understand that.— way. all right. i understand that. matthew— all right. i understand that. matthew know what? that. matthew you know what? toot. —we| look, no matter which way we eteee— look, no matter which way we preemp— look, no matter which way we dresslup,-costs- look, no matter which way we dresslup,-costs are- dress it up, the costs are massive. okay- dress it up, the costs are massive. okay i dress it up, the costs are massive. okay-i if it massive. okay but i think if it put— massive. okay but i think if it put to— massive. okay but i think if it put to o— massive. okay but i think if it was put to a public and was put to a public vote and they— was put to a public vote and they were— was put to a public vote and they were asked— was put to a public vote and they were asked whether or not they— they were asked whether or not they voutt — they were asked whether or not they would rather— they were asked whether or not they would rather for that 169 more — they would rather for that 169 grand per— they would rather for that 169 grand per person, when on ehtppmp— grand per person, when on shipping someone to rwanda or three— shipping someone to rwanda or flying them— shipping someone to rwanda or flying them there— shipping someone to rwanda or flying them there or building them — flying them there or building them o— flying them there or building them a house,— flying them there or building them a house, making sure they cotto— them a house, making sure they ooutt eehe— them a house, making sure they could send their— them a house, making sure they could send their kids to a eohoot— could send their kids to a eehoot or— could send their kids to a school or take— could send their kids to a school or take up a place at a gp school or take up a place at a er photoe— school or take up a place at a er proettee h— school or take up a place at a gp practise in country or gp practise in this country or whatever.— gp practise in this country or whatever, whatever, whatever they— whatever, whatever, whatever thevvvoutt— whatever, whatever, whatever they voptt ttv— whatever, whatever, whatever they would fly to rwanda. they would fly them to rwanda. hotthevv— they would fly them to rwanda. hotthevv tet— they would fly them to rwanda. matthew let me— they would fly them to rwanda. matthew let me put another matthew let me put it another way,— matthew let me put it another wayr rothet. — matthew let me put it another way, patrick. first— matthew let me put it another way, patrick. first of all, i think the great british public are much more compassion sionate and pro asylum seekers, genuine asylum seekers than you give them credit for. but secondly, put it another way instead of all these people, tens of thousands languishing thousands of people languishing on these waiting lists, stuck in hotels, being paid £7 an hour, we can have an argument about at £7 a week. we can have an

argument, patrick, about what sort they're sort of accommodation they're being housed the suella being housed in and the suella braverman boat policy seems to be of out of the be blown out of out of the water. already earlier week water. already earlier this week , boat even ready. , the boat wasn't even ready. actually, people to actually, these people went to work. imagine these people work. imagine that. these people started contributing to the society as they are desperate to do rather than as the right wing narrative. is there going to be trying screw shrimp off the trying to screw shrimp off the state? reality is a lot of state? the reality is a lot of these people want to come here, want to create better life, want to create a better life, want to create a better life, want of our society . want to be part of our society. that's what our society is currently built on. if we currently partly built on. if we change narrative , we will be change the narrative, we will be so much better off and let me say this one other thing, patrick, because i think this is important. i am not favour important. i am not in favour of people in those people coming across in those boats. are death traps . i boats. they are death traps. i want to that. i would want to stop that. i would prefer there to prefer prefer there to be far prefer there to be proper means for people to get here who really want to get here. have to try want to get here. we have to try and stop the boats. the way to deal that to good deal with that is to have good relationship other european relationship with other european countries, ? most countries, isn't it? most certainly . can i certainly with france. can i come the fact is that, sadly,

come in the fact is that, sadly, these people don't want to come here to work to benefit the uk economy. they are economic migrants who are sending money back home. that's point number one. point number two, patrick, in relation to the people who are already here, we've got to speed up the process of the processing of them if we need to. let's draft in the reserve forces, let's train them up, let's get this done. that's the point let's get this done. that's the poht ot— let's get this done. that's the point of agreement. - grim : that's the point of agreement. 91 : that's the point of agreement. but we have to hot— point of agreement. but we have to but we have deal with the to but we have to deal with the flow. we have to stop the flow . flow. we have to stop the flow. otherwise the cost is just going to grow. okay. look, both of you,— to grow. okay. look, both of. your—good you, thank you very much. good stutt— you, thank you very much. goodj etutt. —hottoh stuff, chaps. okay. henry bolton there.— stuff, chaps. okay. henry bolton there,.course,_ stuff, chaps. okay. henry bolton there,.course,-is- there, of course, who is eeemttv— there, of course, who is security border control expert eht— security border control expert and political— security border control expert and political commentator hotthev— and political commentator matthew stadlen . right. okay. matthew stadlen. right. okay. ctoee. — matthew stadlen. right. okay. ctoee. more— matthew stadlen. right. okay. close. more on— matthew stadlen. right. okay. close. more on this story on our hetete.— close. more on this story on our vehette. r-ve— close. more on this story on our website. i've been— close. more on this story on our website. i've been asking you whether— website. i've been asking you whether or— website. i've been asking you whether or not— website. i've been asking you whether or not you think it's vetoe— whether or not you think it's votuelmomev— whether or not you think it's value money loads of you value for money loads of you hove— value for money loads of you have—touch] have been getting in touch. i vorte— have been getting in touch. i homo-eee— have been getting in touch. i would-see the- have been getting in touch. i would see the cost of would hate to see the cost of teepmp— would hate to see the cost of keeping expanding keeping their expanding family here.— keeping their expanding family here—jacqueline. here. that's from jacqueline gbviews@gbnews.com our gbviews@gbnews.com or on our vehette— gbviews@gbnews.com or on our vehette eh— gbviews@gbnews.com or on our website gb news.— gbviews@gbnews.com or on our website gb news. the website gb news. .com. the fastest— website gb news. .com. the fastest growing— website gb news. .com. the fastest growing national news vehette— fastest growing national news vehettelthe— fastest growing national news website the country . you can website in the country. you can ettt—

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inclusivity_ to attend diversity and inclusivity training . what can inclusivity training. what can be inclusivity training. what can he moe— inclusivity training. what can be more diverse— inclusivity training. what can be more diverse and inclusive thah— be more diverse and inclusive tham pomp— be more diverse and inclusive than going out— be more diverse and inclusive than going out into the channel and than going out into the channel amt hetpmp— than going out into the channel and helping people who are in smatt— and helping people who are in small dinghies— and helping people who are in small dinghies trying to enter the— small dinghies trying to enter the country— small dinghies trying to enter this country illegally? and then bringing— this country illegally? and then bringing them— this country illegally? and then bringing them ashore. i mean , bringing them ashore. i mean, that— bringing them ashore. i mean, that surety— bringing them ashore. i mean, that surely has— bringing them ashore. i mean, that surely has to— bringing them ashore. i mean, that surely has to be about as these— that surely has to be about as ttveree amt— that surely has to be about as diverse and inclusive as it eoutt— diverse and inclusive as it could possibly— diverse and inclusive as it could possibly get. but a htemat— could possibly get. but a internal report- could possibly get. but a internal report alleged that temate— internal report alleged that female volunteers are barred trom— female volunteers are barred trom rmeetom— female volunteers are barred from missions by the old crew, amt— from missions by the old crew, amt thev— from missions by the old crew, amt they have— from missions by the old crew, and they have to— from missions by the old crew, and they have to stay onshore heteaa— and they have to stay onshore heteat .— and they have to stay onshore heteat . the— and they have to stay onshore instead . the report also instead. the report also theueeee— instead. the report also discusses racism, detailing that peopte— discusses racism, detailing that peopte ot— discusses racism, detailing that people of colour— discusses racism, detailing that people of colour are not given eutttoteht— people of colour are not given sufficient opportunity to volunteer. _ sufficient opportunity to volunteer. apparently joining me now volunteer. apparently joining me te— volunteer. apparently joining me he the— volunteer. apparently joining me now is the head— volunteer. apparently joining me now is the head of— volunteer. apparently joining me now is the head of comments at the— now is the head of comments at the tapreee— now is the head of comments at the express, the— now is the head of comments at the express, the wonderful paul hattvhm— the express, the wonderful paul baldwin. paul— the express, the wonderful paul baldwin. paul thank you very much— baldwin. paul thank you very much .— baldwin. paul thank you very much . vvhat— baldwin. paul thank you very much . what do— baldwin. paul thank you very much . what do you make of this much. what do you make of this report— much. what do you make of this report that— much. what do you make of this report that the— much. what do you make of this report that the rnli apparently has report that the rnli apparently hae pot— report that the rnli apparently hae got ah— report that the rnli apparently has got an alpha— report that the rnli apparently has got an alpha male , racist, has got an alpha male, racist, mheogvmhethee— has got an alpha male, racist, misogynistic? why not homophobic as misogynistic? why not homophobic ae vette— misogynistic? why not homophobic as well? culture— misogynistic? why not homophobic as well? culture _ misogynistic? why not homophobic as well? culture mime misogynistic? why not homophobic as well? culture �*iftr�*rimt .. as well? culture well, they when i first came across this story earlier on the first day, i had visions of some guy kind of fallen off his lilo somewhere in

blackpool. and the rnli racing out to save him. and, you know, i'm saying, no, hang on. before you save me , i need to know your you save me, i need to know your stance on the ongoing trans debate and kind of the whole thing is , is it's insane. i mean thing is, is it's insane. i mean , it seems to me that, you know, that if you this whole thing about the alpha male, if i'm drowning, i want a boat packed with alpha males. thank you very much . that's exactly who i want much. that's exactly who i want rescuing me and i really felt about the report just just going through it. it seems to have been written through a very woke prism and as i say, alpha male is being conflated with something to be despised or something to be despised or something contempt able. and it's just it feels absolutely wrong. it feels like it's coming from a particular political point of view. but these these are point of view. but these these aheo. vou— point of view. but these these are also, you know,— . but these these are also, you know, good for the thu— are also, you know, good for the tuu — are also, you know, good for the rnli absolutely.— are also, you know, good for the rnli absolutely. these- are also, you know, good for the rnli ' .rimyr ritri; rnli absolutely. these are also people . these are also people

people. these are also people who, when they're when they're not in the middle of the channel you know, helping to ferry people here for a better life. paul they are up to their eyeballs in saving lives in the most extreme conditions you can possibly imagine . i mean, the possibly imagine. i mean, the last thing we need to do here is to be introduced in some kind of diversity or gender quota. if ever there was a job. this on the military where you just need the military where you just need the best people for the job. this has to be it. surely there are not many heroes left in the world. patrick and i think amvhoav— world. patrick and i think anybody who— : patrick and i think anybody who puts himself in a they— anybody who puts himself in a they hoat— anybody who puts himself in a they hoat hm— anybody who puts himself in a tiny boat in terrible conditions amt— tiny boat in terrible conditions amt goee— tiny boat in terrible conditions amt goee out— tiny boat in terrible conditions and goes out and— tiny boat in terrible conditions and goes out and saves the life of and goes out and saves the life ot eomehoav— and goes out and saves the life of somebody they— and goes out and saves the life of somebody they don't know , of somebody they don't know, they-re— of somebody they don't know, thev-re gohmg— of somebody they don't know, they're going the— of somebody they don't know, they're going the hero box for me tor— they're going the hero box for me for sure. but— they're going the hero box for me for sure. but i— they're going the hero box for me for sure. but i think what the— me for sure. but i think what the prohhem— me for sure. but i think what the problem here— me for sure. but i think what the problem here is this this vhohe— the problem here is this this whole notion— the problem here is this this whole notion of— the problem here is this this whole notion of diversity trahhhhg— whole notion of diversity trahhhmg .— whole notion of diversity training , it's— whole notion of diversity training , it's a it's a it's training, it's a it's a it's a management— training, it's a it's a it's a management trick. it's a legal tht— management trick. it's a legal that ot— management trick. it's a legal that oh get— management trick. it's a legal kind of get out— management trick. it's a legal kind of get out this this didn't meet— kind of get out this this didn't need diversity— kind of get out this this didn't need diversity training . if we

need diversity training. if we tom-t— need diversity training. if we tom-t reattv— need diversity training. if we don't really know what went on. hut— don't really know what went on. hut ht— don't really know what went on. but if something— don't really know what went on. but if something a— don't really know what went on. but if something a bit unsavoury did but if something a bit unsavoury tht go— but if something a bit unsavoury tht go oh— but if something a bit unsavoury tht go what— but if something a bit unsavoury did go on, what it— but if something a bit unsavoury did go on, what it needed was mamagememt— did go on, what it needed was mamagemeht .— did go on, what it needed was management . a— did go on, what it needed was management . a manager needed to management. a manager needed to go amt— management. a manager needed to go amt eav— management. a manager needed to go amt eav .— management. a manager needed to go amt eav . hate.— management. a manager needed to go and say , lads, this is this go and say, lads, this is this is go and say, lads, this is this he hot— go and say, lads, this is this is not acceptable— go and say, lads, this is this is not acceptable . this is the is not acceptable. this is the way— is not acceptable. this is the vvav torvvart. — is not acceptable. this is the way forward. right? it was way forward. right? and it was eett— way forward. right? and it was eet—ht— way forward. right? and it was eeht—ht-heveri self contained. it would never get— self contained. it would never get-rever— self contained. it would never get-never he- self contained. it would never get never be report, get it would never be a report, it get it would never be a report, ht-hever— get it would never be a report,| it-never-anybody's it would never get in anybody's mevepaper—tel it would never get in anybody'si mevepaper—he ht newspaper either. it would be it vvouht— newspaper either. it would be it vvouhtlteaht— newspaper either. it would be it would i dealt with _ newspaper either. it would be it. would-dealt with-but would be dealt with managed. but what.— would be dealt with managed. but what. what— would be dealt with managed. but what, what diversity training toee— what, what diversity training toee he— what, what diversity training toee he ghve— what, what diversity training does is give the— what, what diversity training does is give the bosses in pool a regat— does is give the bosses in pool a hegah get— does is give the bosses in pool a hegah get out— does is give the bosses in pool a legal get out clause. it's a bottom— a legal get out clause. it's a bottom covering— a legal get out clause. it's a bottom covering exercise. hothhhg— bottom covering exercise. nothing more,— bottom covering exercise. nothing more, because then they can nothing more, because then they eav— nothing more, because then they eav ht— nothing more, because then they can say if something does happen.— can say if something does happen. thev— can say if something does happen, they can say, well , happen, they can say, well, tht— happen, they can say, well, we've did everything we could. rte-ve— we've did everything we could. the gum— we've did everything we could. we've given them— we've did everything we could. we've given them diversity trahhhhg— we've given them diversity trahhhmg .— we've given them diversity training , which— we've given them diversity training, which is a we've given them diversity training , which is a pointless training, which is a pointless exercise . i've— training, which is a pointless exercise . i've got- training, which is a pointless exercise . r9im training, which is a pointless exercise . 91 .. exercise. i've got a solution here, right? which might not kill two birds with one stone. so when the rnli goes out into the channel and they can show them recent diversity and inclusion training by throwing a rainbow flag at some of the boats that are trying to come across the channel and maybe , across the channel and maybe, maybe there could be a meeting

of, in some cases to conflicting cultures and that might help to reduce the numbers of the boats as well. well, it's funny you ehouht — as well. well, it's funny you should mention— well, it's funny you should mention the rainbow flag, teauee— should mention the rainbow flag, heauee h— should mention the rainbow flag, heauee h wae— should mention the rainbow flag, because i was just— should mention the rainbow flag, because i was just doing a bit of because i was just doing a bit ot homevvort— because i was just doing a bit of homework for— because i was just doing a bit of homework for the government on of homework for the government or here. — of homework for the government or here. amt— of homework for the government or here. amt a— of homework for the government on here. and a few— of homework for the government on here. and a few weeks ago , a on here. and a few weeks ago, a gay— on here. and a few weeks ago, a gay thtehoat— on here. and a few weeks ago, a gay lifeboat man— on here. and a few weeks ago, a gay lifeboat man .— on here. and a few weeks ago, a gay lifeboat man . and i'll just gay lifeboat man. and i'll just eat— gay lifeboat man. and i'll just eat vou— gay lifeboat man. and i'll just eat you what— gay lifeboat man. and i'll just read you what he— gay lifeboat man. and i'll just read you what he said because it reahtv— read you what he said because it was really interesting and went eomptetetv— was really interesting and went completely against what what completely against what we what ve-ve—totav- completely against what we what vve-ve—totav .- completely against what we what vve-ve—totav . uml completely against what we whati we've—today . um, so we've been reading today. um, so is we've been reading today. um, so he ht.— we've been reading today. um, so he ht. um— we've been reading today. um, so he ht. he— we've been reading today. um, so he ht. he a— we've been reading today. um, so he ht. he a guy— we've been reading today. um, so is it, um, is a guy called what-e— is it, um, is a guy called vvhate he— is it, um, is a guy called what's he called with me? that's all what's he called with me? that's ath rhght— what's he called with me? that's ath rhght. — what's he called with me? that's all right. we'll— what's he called with me? that's all right. we'll name- what's he called with me? that's all right. �*ift�*ri; 1 .. all right. we'll name him after us. don't worry. we can. right. oh there you go. and he's. he vvrte— oh there you go. and he's. he vvrte he— oh there you go. and he's. he wrote. he wrote _ oh there you go. and he's. he wrote. he wrote this. - oh there you go. and he's. he wrote. he wrote this. i- o" "ritri; r9ir and he's. he wrote. he wrote this. i think the— wrote. he wrote this. i think thhe he— wrote. he wrote this. i think this is really.— wrote. he wrote this. i think this is really. i've been truly overwhelmed— this is really. i've been truly overwhelmed love and overwhelmed by love and acceptance— overwhelmed by love and- acceptance-members of acceptance from all members of the eevv— acceptance from all members of the hut— acceptance from all members of the crew. but it's— acceptance from all members of the crew. but it's one of the otteet— the crew. but it's one of the oldest who's— the crew. but it's one of the oldest who's been one of the moet— oldest who's been one of the most supportive. _ oldest who's been one of the most supportive. and told most supportive. and he told me at-ht— most supportive. and he told me at-ht ahvthhhg- at the start, if anything ottemtet— at the start, if anything offended me- at the start, if anything offended me let him know and offended me to let him know and he-mate— offended me to let him know and he-mate eue— offended me to let him know and he make sure stopped . he would make sure it stopped. tht— he would make sure it stopped. amt that— he would make sure it stopped. and that-does— he would make sure it stopped. and that-does not- he would make sure it stopped. and that does not chime at and that just does not chime at all and that just does not chime at at vhth— and that just does not chime at all with _we've_ and that just does not chime at all with we've been told all with what we've been told totav. — all with what we've been told totav. ttght.— all with what we've been told totav. thght. h— all with what we've been told today. right. i mean, that's at stegheee.— today. right. i mean, that's at stegmeee. the— today. right. i mean, that's at skegness. the offending rnli etathoh— skegness. the offending rnli etathoh wae— skegness. the offending rnli station was hastings , but it

station was hastings, but it met— station was hastings, but it huet thhe— station was hastings, but it just this this— station was hastings, but it just this this idea that you mov— just this this idea that you know lifeboatmen are this kind of know lifeboatmen are this kind ot heme— know lifeboatmen are this kind of 1970s weenie _ know lifeboatmen are this kind of 1970s weenie type you know it that-e— of 1970s weenie type you know it that-e h-ve— of 1970s weenie type you know it that-e he got— of 1970s weenie type you know it that-e he got a— of 1970s weenie type you know it that's i've got a nato to thtetoat— that's i've got a nato to lifeboat man— that's i've got a nato to lifeboat man and he's not that me— lifeboat man and he's not that he's absolutely— lifeboat man and he's not that he's absolutely not that but it met— he's absolutely not that but it huet ehhmee— he's absolutely not that but it just chimes in— he's absolutely not that but it just chimes in again today with another— just chimes in again today with another shocking— just chimes in again today with another shocking report which is this another shocking report which is thhe erhetet— another shocking report which is this cricket-well. - this cricket report as well. anyone— this cricket report as well. anyone who-e— this cricket report as well. anyone who's ever- this cricket report as well. anyone who's ever played grassroots just at grassroots cricket are just at local level will absolutely local club level will absolutely 100% know that there is just not. this culture of, you know , not. this culture of, you know, endemic systemic racism . i mean, endemic systemic racism. i mean, that would come as a massive shock to the all british pakistani, all british, indian and all british bangladeshi clubs that are playing in leagues right across the country right now. but paul, we're going to have to leave it there. my good man. thank you very much. always always a always a pleasure. always a pleasure. who is pleasure. paul baldwin, who is indeed the head of comments at the you check the express. make sure you check him check work him out online. check his work out at express you're out at the express when you're not news website. of not reading gb news website. of course, over 24 hours course, now just over 24 hours to i get kit off and to go until i get my kit off and dance on stage with a group of male the male strippers is not for the fun it or not. fun of it. believe it or not. no, it's for the mental health charity tuned for the

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under—represents and underage estimates working class people . estimates working class people. melvyn bragg thinks the beeb only wants to feature working class people in the arts if they're miserable . joining me they're miserable. joining me now is former bbc radio presenter danny kelly. danny, thank you very much. great to have you on the show. i'll tell you what was fascinating. i'm becoming increasingly convinced that bbc don't that the likes of the bbc don't actually people in general. actually like people in general. they can't possibly them. they can't possibly have them. they can't possibly have them. they them they can't possibly have them voting . if just voting on things. if you just saw reaction nigel farage saw the reaction to nigel farage and breakfast shows, tric and on breakfast shows, tric award victory, i mean, good grief, think they grief, you'd think that they hated but hated the british public. but talk me about this. do talk to me about this. do you think bbc just cannot think that the bbc just cannot understand what the working class we all just class is like? are we all just like these kind of young oliver twist figures who, you know, we have one digestive biscuit a day. we look at it for breakfast, we look at it for lunch, and we it all lunch, and then we scoff it all down the problem down for dinner. the problem vvhth— down for dinner. the problem ohm-.— down for dinner. the problem with -, patrick, - down for dinner. the problem with -, patrick, and. down for dinner. the problemi with -, patrick, and i'm with the bbc, patrick, and i'm eomhhg— with the bbc, patrick, and i'm eomhhg-a— with the bbc, patrick, and i'm coming a regional coming from a regional broadcasting- coming from a regional broadcasting perspective . �*r�*v�*°“hiil" broadcasting perspective. when i was broadcasting perspective. when i a rathe— broadcasting perspective. when i was a radio presenter for 15, 16 odd in birmingham, the odd years in birmingham, the problem with the bbc is that management and i can only speak

from experience managing from my own experience managing management are management typically are are anything but working class. they're very middle class, they're educated , they they're highly educated, they have open and liberal views have very open and liberal views and as far as our typical working class audience, we used to have a working class audience as a target that went to in 2017, 2018. we even had names for 2017, 2018. we even had names tor them— 2017, 2018. we even had names tor them amt— 2�*0�* r�* $708 we even had names for them and photographs . 70 r�* $708 we even had names for them and photographs . the for them and photographs. the etc— for them and photographs. the the prhmtet— for them and photographs. the bbc printed photographs of a 55 vea— bbc printed photographs of a 55 vear ott— bbc printed photographs of a 55 vear ott sue— bbc printed photographs of a 55 year old sue and— bbc printed photographs of a 55 year old sue and a 55 year old have. — year old sue and a 55 year old have. aut— year old sue and a 55 year old have. amt tv— year old sue and a 55 year old dave. and by the— year old sue and a 55 year old dave. and by the way,- year old sue and a 55 year old dave. r: t dave. and by the way, patrick, they were both white. can you imagine the bbc— they were both white. can you imagine the bbc now- can you imagine the bbc now saying they evetuehvetv— imagine the bbc now saying they exclusively target _ imagine the bbc now saying they exclusively target white people, except— exclusively target white people, except relatives _ exclusively target white people, except relatives would be tahhthhg— except relatives would be tahhthmg hm— except relatives would be fainting in wogan house. and the prohtem — fainting in wogan house. and the prohtem he— fainting in wogan house. and the prohtem he. he— fainting in wogan house. and the problem is, is that— fainting in wogan house. and the problem is, is that if you are a vhhte— problem is, is that if you are a white working— problem is, is that if you are a white working class individual , white working class individual, you have— white working class individual, you have ho— white working class individual, you have no natural connection vvhth— you have no natural connection vhth the— you have no natural connection with the middle— you have no natural connection with the middle class management . how.— with the middle class management . how. the— with the middle class management . now, the radio— with the middle class management . now, the radio presenters typically did have a connection with the audience and that was incredibly important. but it's the lack of i dare— incredibly important. but it's the lack of i dare say,- t: but it's the lack of i dare say, what they— the lack of i dare say, what they ehoutt— the lack of i dare say, what they should do— the lack of i dare say, what they should do as part of any eort— they should do as part of any eort ot— they should do as part of any sort of interview— they should do as part of any sort of interview process . they sort of interview process. they ehouht— sort of interview process. they ehouht ehhp— sort of interview process. they should ship these— sort of interview process. they should ship these middle class hhterah— should ship these middle class liberal managers,— should ship these middle class liberal managers, they should mate— liberal managers, they should mate them— liberal managers, they should make them have— liberal managers, they should make them have a couple of pints

atlat— make them have a couple of pints atlat a— make them have a couple of pints atlat a vorthhg— make them have a couple of pints at at a working man's club in at a at a working man's club in covehtrv— at a at a working man's club in coventry birmingham coventry or birmingham city eeate— coventry or birmingham city eehte huet— coventry or birmingham city centre, just to— coventry or birmingham city centre, just to see how these are— centre, just to see how these ohte aetuattv— centre, just to see how these oiks actually live. there's hothhhg— oiks actually live. there's nothing wrong— oiks actually live. there's nothing wrong with being working haee — nothing wrong with being working haee _nothhhg— nothing wrong with being working class. nothing wrong class. there's nothing wrong vhth—hut- class. there's nothing wrong with _ but the i with being white. but the prohtem— with being white. but the- prottem—vou problem, again, i remind you, is that— problem, again, i remind you, is that the— problem, again, i remind you, is that the audience— problem, again, i remind you, is that the audience were always treatet— that the audience were always treatetlht— that the audience were always treated i if they're - that the audience were always treated if they're a treated as if they're a bit trevhtv. — treated as if they're a bit trevhtv. _a- treated as if they're a bit brexity. a they're a treated as if they're a bit- brexity.-a they're a bit brexity. they're a they're a bit they-re— brexity. they're a they're a bit thev-re a— brexity. they're a they're a bit thev-re a tht— brexity. they're a they're a bit they're a bit grubby and by prow— they're a bit grubby and by proxyr they're _ they're a bit grubby and by proxy, they're swivel eyed raehete. — proxy, they're swivel eyed racists. and _ proxy, they're swivel eyed racists. and unfortunately, that toee— racists. and unfortunately, that does come out. _ racists. and unfortunately, that does come out. now, melvyn bragg was does come out. now, melvyn bragg tatthhg— does come out. now, melvyn bragg was talking about— does come out. now, melvyn bragg was talking about television. so voure— was talking about television. so voue tephetet— was talking about television. so voue tephetet .— was talking about television. so you're depicted . if— was talking about television. so you're depicted . if you're you're depicted. if you're white amt— you're depicted. if you're white amt-ehaee.— you're depicted. if you're white and-class, you're- and working class, you're tephetet— and working class, you're depicted-some- and working class, you're depicted some sort of bum and depicted as some sort of bum and town— depicted as some sort of bum and down—television.- depicted as some sort of bum and down—television. - depicted as some sort of bum and down—television. andj down and out on television. and i down and out on television. and h—ah— down and out on television. and h—am atthtute- i think that's an attitude endemic management. it's endemic within management. it's not relate to not actually hard to relate to peopte—hother- people if you just bother to understand— people if you just bother to- understand—crucially people if you just bother to- understand_crucially , understand them. or crucially, danni/r— understand them. or crucially, danny, you live in the real danny, you just live in the real world and meet enough of them . i world and meet enough of them. i mean, it's not it's not hard . i mean, it's not it's not hard. i mean, it's not it's not hard. i mean, the idea that at the bbc they spend however much on tax payers for these big payers money for these big brainstorming sessions, how how do it with the common do we connect it with the common man and woman on the street? well, i don't know, horatio, but i was to talking some of my friends down the lawn tennis club and they were saying that

they're oiks. mean, club and they were saying that they'iwhat's oiks. mean, club and they were saying that they'iwhat's going s. mean, club and they were saying that they'iwhat's going . mean, club and they were saying that they'iwhat's going . on that's what what's going. on that's incredibly true. _ what what's going. on that's incredibly true. and- what what's going. on that's incredibly true. and it's- incredibly true. and it's maturat— incredibly true. and it's maturat .— incredibly true. and it's natural , no— incredibly true. and it's natural, no matter incredibly true. and it's natural , no matter how incredibly true. and it's natural, no matter how impartial and natural, no matter how impartial amt heutrat— natural, no matter how impartial amt heutrat a— natural, no matter how impartial and neutral a manager will tell you he— and neutral a manager will tell you he or— and neutral a manager will tell you he or ehe— and neutral a manager will tell you he or she is,— and neutral a manager will tell you he or she is, it's natural. hte— you he or she is, it's natural. ht-e humah— you he or she is, it's natural. it's human nature- you he or she is, it's natural. it's human nature for that partheamehhp— it's human nature for that partisanship to- it's human nature for that partisanship to actually seep out om— partisanship to actually seep out or a— partisanship to actually seep out or a amt— partisanship to actually seep out on a and yes, there is ateotutehv— out on a and yes, there is absolutely nothing wrong with hehhg— absolutely nothing wrong with hehmg vorthmg— absolutely nothing wrong with being working class. melvyn bragg— being working class. melvyn hragg aetuahtv— being working class. melvyn bragg actually introduces the eth— bragg actually introduces the ethm eoourh— bragg actually introduces the skin colour white to the conversation _ skin colour white to the conversation as well because if voure— conversation as well because if voue vorthhg— conversation as well because if you're working class and brown, the-hove— you're working class and brown, the-hove vou — you're working class and brown, the-love you if— you're working class and brown, the love you if you're the bbc love you if you're vorthhg— the bbc love you if you're working class— the bbc love you if you're working class and black, the bbc are working class and black, the bbc aeou—v— working class and black, the bbc aeou—v amt- working class and black, the bbc are—you and that's. are in love with you and that's the— are in love with you and that's the maeehve— are in love with you and that's the massive difference. they prav— the massive difference. they prav at— the massive difference. they prav at the— the massive difference. they pray at the altar— the massive difference. they pray at the altar of diversity amt— pray at the altar of diversity amt thev— pray at the altar of diversity and they have— pray at the altar of diversity and they have shunned the vorthhg— and they have shunned the vorthmg mam— and they have shunned the working man and woman. 'r: r:rir working man and woman. and so do you that— working man and woman. and so do you thhmt that— working man and woman. and so do you think that they say, well, what bragg saying, what melvyn bragg was saying, which about them portraying which is about them portraying the working class kind of white man as miserable down and out gritty? i would also say i would also say that there is a huge amount of pride in working class people , a huge amount of pride. people, a huge amount of pride. and that money is by no means everything whatsoever. you know, there's a lot of culture there. there is a lot of community

there. and by portraying people as being miserable, gritty , as being miserable, gritty, struggling to get by, they've got all of these issues that they need to overcome and they need go. it's actually need to let go. it's actually quite offensive. it is it is very offensive _ quite offensive. it is it is very offensive .- quite offensive. it is it is very offensive . and- r:. it is it is very offensive . and yes, you very offensive. and yes, you mov.— very offensive. and yes, you know,-fewer- very offensive. and yes, you know, _fewer you l very offensive. and yes, you. know,-fewer you have know, you have fewer you have ever— know, you have fewer you have tever vvorhee— know, you have fewer you have fewer worries in— know, you have fewer you have fewer worries in life if you've got— fewer worries in life if you've got a— fewer worries in life if you've got a eouphe— fewer worries in life if you've got a couple quid and if got a couple of quid and if vouhe— got a couple of quid and if- vouhe—them you're working class skint, then ohvhouetv— you're working class skint, then obviously-those- obviously you have those thhamehat— obviously you have those financial worries. great financial worries. but the great thhhg— financial worries. but the great thhhg-seoueer— financial worries. but the great thing-scouser by- financial worries. but the great thing scouser by birth and thing i'm a scouser by birth and the great— thing i'm a scouser by birth and the great-about— thing i'm a scouser by birth and the great about the city the great thing about the city of the great thing about the city ot-aht— the great thing about the city ot-aht-greatl the great thing about the city. of-and-great thing the great thing about the city of the and great thing the great thing about the city of the arof great thing the great thing about the city of the arof birminghamlg about the city of birmingham where— about the city of birmingham vhere pthet— about the city of birmingham vhere phhet mv— about the city of birmingham where plied my trade for nearly 20 where plied my trade for nearly zo—that- 20 years, is the fact that normat— 20 years, is the fact that normal working people, 20 years, is the fact that- normal working-people, no normal working class people, no matter— normal working class people, no matter vvhat— normal working class people, no matter what colour— normal working class people, no matter what colour were matter what colour skin you were tom—ot- born with, are great salt of the earth— born with, are great salt of the earth-tht— born with, are great salt of the earth-tht-he- earth people. and there is aheotutetv— earth people. and there is- absolutely—with absolutely nothing wrong with hehmg— absolutely nothing wrong with hehmg-vorthhg- absolutely nothing wrong with being working class, being skint and working class, hothhhg— being skint and working class, mothhmg vromg— being skint and working class, nothing wrong with it at all. now:— nothing wrong with it at all. nowr-dannv-_ nothing wrong with it at all. now,-danny. thank- nothing wrong with it at all. now,-danny. thank i now, look, danny. thank you. i could talk to you all day. unfortunately, you're not. you're miserable enough. you're not miserable enough. so we're to have to get we're going to have to get you off, afraid. but next time, off, i'm afraid. but next time, just. just please. come on and be miserable. danny be utterly miserable. danny kelly there a former bbc kelly there is a former bbc radio presenter that radio presenter reacting to that story, of the bbc's top story, one of the bbc's top stars don't understand stars said they don't understand the working that the working class and that they think to think they've all got to be miserable. we miserable. well, there we go. now we go. strap now okay, here we go. strap

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threettv— christie's that money will go threethv to— christie's that money will go directly to helping people who areahl— directly to helping people who areahl urgent— directly to helping people who are an urgent mental health are in an urgent mental health erhehe— are in an urgent mental health erhehe amt— are in an urgent mental health crisis and need— are in an urgent mental health crisis and need some form of hhtervehthoh— crisis and need some form of hhtervehthoh .— crisis and need some form of intervention . it— crisis and need some form of intervention . it literally will intervention. it literally will hhvee— intervention. it literally will save lives. so— intervention. it literally will save lives. so thank you very much — save lives. so thank you very much, everybody— save lives. so thank you very much, everybody who has donated. rouhe— much, everybody who has donated. rouhe rumhhg— much, everybody who has donated. you're running out— much, everybody who has donated. you're running out of time to tomate— you're running out of time to donate because— you're running out of time to donate because tomorrow i will hhteet— donate because tomorrow i will hhteet he— donate because tomorrow i will hhteet he or— donate because tomorrow i will indeed be on stage with the hreamhove. — indeed be on stage with the dreamboys. michelle dewberry hohhe— dreamboys. michelle dewberry hohme me— dreamboys. michelle dewberry hohme me hh— dreamboys. michelle dewberry joins me in the— dreamboys. michelle dewberry joins me in the studio. 0"t.ri; joins me in the studio. once you-ve— joins me in the studio. once vou-ve-there— joins me in the studio. once you've-there and- joins me in the studio. once you've there and done you've been there and done this, i looking you i can start looking at you normally again. i see you . i normally again. i see you. i look at normally again. i see you. i toot at vou— normally again. i see you. i look at you all— normally again. i see you. i look at you all like- rir9ri .. i see you. i look at you all like this and them— look at you all like this and them hm— look at you all like this and them h-m-vou- look at you all like this and then i'm you there. all then i'm seeing you there. all your— then i'm seeing you there. all vour-pheeee— then i'm seeing you there. all your-pieces out,- your bits and pieces out, vvhhpphmg— your bits and pieces out, whipping yourself with belts. it's whipping yourself with belts. rte-hte— whipping yourself with belts. rte-rte ath- whipping yourself with belts. it's-it's all a- whipping yourself with belts. it's-it's all a bit. it's all a bit. it's all a bit peeuhhar— it's all a bit. it's all a bit peculiar for— it's all a bit. it's all a bit peculiar for work. 9 peculiar for work. colleagues, rhe— peculiar for work. colleagues, the-to— peculiar for work. colleagues, i've to say, i fully agree i've got to say, i fully agree with know, i. you're with you. you know, i. you're doing think you're doing doing i think you're doing great, taken great, though. i was very taken aback see those aback when i did see those images of you. patrick, thank you— images of you. patrick, thank you-much.— images of you. patrick, thank vou-mueh. — images of you. patrick, thank you-much. .beforesl images of you. patrick, thank you much. befores and you very much. you befores and afters and all seriousness, i do think remarkable think you're doing remarkable things. good well, things. good for you. well, thank much. it is thank you very much. it is genuinely all for all for a good cause, even if it you know, watching that video doesn't look like we so you like it. but there we go. so you were at tric awards today. were at the tric awards today. oh, delicious . well, i'm oh, it was delicious. well, i'm eavmg— oh, it was delicious. well, i'm saying that as looking at saying that as i'm looking at you that you popping your buttons, that i've on from you. i'm now

i've moved on from you. i'm now talking i've moved on from you. i'm now tahthhg ahout— i've moved on from you. i'm now talking about-i'm- i've moved on from you. i'm now talking about-i'm not- talking about trick. i'm not tatthhg— talking about trick. i'm not talking about— talking about trick. i'm not talking about you getting your etothee— talking about you getting your clothes-yeah.— talking about you getting your clothes _yeah.-it- clothes off. yeah. oh, it was delicious. of, delicious. it was this room of, like, about odd like, about a thousand odd people. you know, the who's who like, about a thousand odd pethee. you know, the who's who like, about a thousand odd pethe media, (now, the who's who like, about a thousand odd pethe media, allv, the who's who like, about a thousand odd pethe media, all the e who's who like, about a thousand odd- pethe media, all the famous who of the media, all the famous peopte— of the media, all the famous peophe. the— of the media, all the famous people, the industry are . they people, the industry are. they thtm-t— people, the industry are. they thtm-t hhte— people, the industry are. they didn't like it.— people, the industry are. they didn't like it. i— people, the industry are. they didn't like it. i can tell you, rather.— didn't like it. i can tell you, patrick, when— didn't like it. i can tell you, patrick, when they didn't like it. i can tell you,- patrick, when _they did patrick, when we won, they did not patrick, when we won, they did hot the — patrick, when we won, they did hot the ht— patrick, when we won, they did not like it when _ patrick, when we won, they did not like it when nigel farage toot— not like it when nigel farage toot to— not like it when nigel farage toot to the— not like it when nigel farage took to the stage. oh, it was so goot. — took to the stage. oh, it was so goot. ht— took to the stage. oh, it was so goot. ht vou— took to the stage. oh, it was so good. if you listen— took to the stage. oh, it was so good. �*" c 1s" t good. if you listen carefully, you will hear a very loud screech . northern individual in screech. northern individual in the background of his speech , the background of his speech, trying to outdo the hecklers was that you single handedly whistle ing shouting. that was me. yes. brilliant stuff. i was having none of it. isn't it fascinating? right? you open a vote up to the public. oh, brilliant. we win two awards. brilliant. the establishment media that are there booing. it's almost like they hate the public, it? iwas it's almost like they hate the public, it? i was on such public, isn't it? i was on such a-heeauee.— public, isn't it? i was on such a-heeauee. vou- public, isn't it? i was on such a-because, you know,- a high because, you know, uhthmatehv— a high because, you know, ultimately-like. a high because, you know,- ultimately-like this ultimately we're not like this that— ultimately we're not like this that ot— ultimately we're not like this that oh vou— ultimately we're not like this kind of you know, we're not ovmet— kind of you know, we're not owned-company- kind of you know, we're not owned company that owned by this company that hoeve— owned by this company that however decades owned by this company that. however-decades-had however many decades ago had the— however many decades ago had thhe mevepaper. — however many decades ago had this newspaper. we're like this newspaper. we're not like that.— this newspaper. we're not like that. were— this newspaper. we're not like that. we're just— this newspaper. we're not like that. we're just grassroots for the— that. we're just grassroots for the-vhthout- that. we're just grassroots for the _without you - that. we're just grassroots for the without you people, the people without you people, we're absolutely— the people without you people, we're absolutely nothing . so of we're absolutely nothing. so of all we're absolutely nothing. so of at the— we're absolutely nothing. so of all the awards— we're absolutely nothing. so of all the awards to— we're absolutely nothing. so of all the awards to win it was

tahtaethe. — all the awards to win it was fantastic. i'm— all the awards to win it was fantastic. i'm really happy . fantastic. i'm really happy. verv— fantastic. i'm really happy. verv quicklyr_ fantastic. i'm really happy. very quickly, what's i didn't evemm-— very quickly, what's i didn't even-an award,- very quickly, what's i didn't even an award, by the way. even win an award, by the way. hot— even win an award, by the way. hot the— even win an award, by the way. not this time.— even win an award, by the way. not this time. yeah. this not this time. yeah. not this thme. — not this time. yeah. not this thme. .vour— not this time. yeah. not this time. .your-forl not this time. yeah. not this- time. .your-for me. time. get your votes in for me. very.— time. get your votes in for me. very. verv— time. get your votes in for me. very. very quicklv-_ time. get your votes in for me. very, very quickly. what?- time. get your votes in for me. very, very quickly. what? award winning content is coming up? i've got loads coming up. tvervthhmg— i've got loads coming up. everything pensions, covid the etate— everything pensions, covid the etatelour— everything pensions, covid the state-our military. - everything pensions, covid the state our military. loads of state of our military. loads of etutt— state of our military. loads of etutt .— state of our military. loads of etutt . tht— state of our military. loads of stuff . all right. _ state of our military. loads of stuff . all right. stuff. all right. lovely, tovetv. — stuff. all right. lovely, lovely, lovely stuff. right thank you very much, everybody. i'll back tomorrow. i'll be back again tomorrow. please just give please donate. just give me.com/fundraising. forward slash challenge christie's for the tomorrow i'll the charity mind tomorrow i'll get my off on stage with the get my kit off on stage with the dreamboys. peace out. good afternoon. alex deegan here with your— afternoon. alex deegan here with your-weather— afternoon. alex deegan here with your-weather update- your latest weather update from the—tor— your latest weather update from the—tor eh— your latest weather update from the—for gb news.- your latest weather update from the for gb news. lots the met office for gb news. lots of the met office for gb news. lots ot toute— the met office for gb news. lots of clouds around— the met office for gb news. lots of clouds around today. outbreaks— of clouds around today. outbreaks across of clouds around today. outbreaks-across good outbreaks of rain across a good chunk— outbreaks of rain across a good chunk ot— outbreaks of rain across a good chunk ot the— outbreaks of rain across a good chunk of the country, but not much— chunk of the country, but not muehlthe— chunk of the country, but not much .the south.- chunk of the country, but not much the south. staying much in the south. staying targetv— much in the south. staying targetv try— much in the south. staying largely dry here as high pressure tries- largely dry here as high pressure tries hold on. but pressure tries to hold on. but hte— pressure tries to hold on. but ht-e-vvhmhmg— pressure tries to hold on. but it's-winning out.- pressure tries to hold on. but it's winning out. this low it's not winning out. this low pressure system— it's not winning out. this low pressure system dominating pressure system is dominating in theee— pressure system is dominating in theee-home— pressure system is dominating in these-fronts have- pressure system is dominating in these fronts have been these weather fronts have been hrhhghmg— these weather fronts have been bringing thickening cloud bringing the thickening cloud and bringing the thickening cloud amt—rah- bringing the thickening cloud amt—rah tori and the outbreaks of rain for marv— and the outbreaks of rain for mam-the- and the outbreaks of rain for mamv-the tav- and the outbreaks of rain for. many-the day.-that many through the day. and that will many through the day. and that vhht-vveht— many through the day. and that will-well into- many through the day. and that will-well into the. will continue. well into the evehhhg— will continue. well into the evening.much- will continue. well into the evening much scotland , evening over much of scotland, horthem— evening over much of scotland, northern england- evening over much of scotland, northern england as well. it may tum— northern england as well. it may turn a bit drier over north htatee— turn a bit drier over north vvahee tor— turn a bit drier over north wales for and- turn a bit drier over north wales for and a time across horthem— wales for and a time across northern ireland, not much rain in northern ireland, not much rain hh—hut— northern ireland, not much rain hh—hut etavhmg- northern ireland, not much rain

in but staying pretty in the south, but staying pretty ehoutv— in the south, but staying pretty etoutv .— in the south, but staying pretty etoutv .eveh— in the south, but staying pretty cloudy . even further north, cloudy. and even further north, that— cloudy. and even further north, that-teate— cloudy. and even further north, that.tends.head- cloudy. and even further north, that tends head into that rain tends to head out into the—so— that rain tends to head out into the—so moet- that rain tends to head out into the so most places the north sea. so most places heome— the north sea. so most places become overnight. it's quite become dry overnight. it's quite guhte— become dry overnight. it's quite warm, quite humid, quite misty and warm, quite humid, quite misty amt-arouht— warm, quite humid, quite misty and-around the- warm, quite humid, quite misty and around the coast. and murky around the coast. temperatures-ati and murky around the coast.| temperatures-at 16 and murky around the coast.. temperatures-at 16 or temperatures staying up at 16 or p c.— temperatures staying up at 16 or p c. so— temperatures staying up at 16 or p c. so ht— temperatures staying up at 16 or 17 c. so it won't- temperatures staying up at 16 or 17 c. so it won't be- temperatures staying up at 16 or 17 c. so it won't be a chilly etat— 17 c. so it won't be a chilly etart to— 17 c. so it won't be a chilly start to wednesday . mostly start to wednesday. mostly otoutv— start to wednesday. mostly cloudvr hut— start to wednesday. mostly cloudy, but mostly dry. start some rain and- cloudy, but mostly dry. start some rain and drizzle over the moumahe— some rain and drizzle over the moumahe ot— some rain and drizzle over the mountains of wales. the hills of northern— mountains of wales. the hills of northern england- mountains of wales. the hills of northern england and southern soothamt— northern england and southern eeothaht .— northern england and southern scotland . but- northern england and southern scotland . but there is more rain scotland. but there is more rain to ome— scotland. but there is more rain to come. initially- scotland. but there is more rain to come. initially into northern hretamt— to come. initially into northern ireland, spreading ireland, then spreading into parte— ireland, then spreading into parts.southern- ireland, then spreading into parts southern scotland parts of southern scotland some hrhghter— parts of southern scotland some brighter colours- parts of southern scotland some brighter colours there, some heavher— brighter colours there, some heavier bursts- brighter colours there, some heavier bursts of rain , likely heavier bursts of rain, likely 1 or heavier bursts of rain, likely1 or 2— heavier bursts of rain, likely1 or 2 hoe— heavier bursts of rain, likely 1 or 2 showers breaking out across thgtaht— or 2 showers breaking out across thgtaht .— or 2 showers breaking out across england , wales,- or 2 showers breaking out across england , wales, but much the england, wales, but much of the eouth— england, wales, but much of the eouth-ot— england, wales, but much of the south -of england- south and east of england etavhmg— south and east of england staying.really- south and east of england staying really quite warm staying dry, really quite warm amt— staying dry, really quite warm amt-tute— staying dry, really quite warm amt-guhte a- staying dry, really quite warm and quite a sticky feel, and humid, quite a sticky feel, though— and humid, quite a sticky feel, even though it- and humid, quite a sticky feel, even though it won't be partheutarhv— even though it won't be- particularly-temperatures particularly sunny. temperatures getthmg— particularly sunny. temperatures getng-za— particularly sunny. temperatures getting 25, maybe 26 getting up to 25, maybe 26 cehehue. — getting up to 25, maybe 26 cehehue. ht— getting up to 25, maybe 26 celsius. it will- getting up to 25, maybe 26 celsius. it will start to turn treeh— celsius. it will start to turn treeh ae— celsius. it will start to turn fresh as this- celsius. it will start to turn fresh as this rain pulls away trom— fresh as this rain pulls away tom the— fresh as this rain pulls away from the north—west. but that rah— from the north—west. but that eouht— from the north—west. but that rain could turn- from the north—west. but that rain could turn pretty heavy. some— rain could turn pretty heavy. some thunderstorms possible for a thme— some thunderstorms possible for a thme over— some thunderstorms possible for a time over northern england, aeemet— a time over northern england, eastern scotland- a time over northern england, eastern scotland and the hhthahte— eastern scotland and the midlands during wednesday evehhhg— midlands during wednesday evening before- midlands during wednesday evening before again heading out into evening before again heading out hhto the— evening before again heading out hhto the north— evening before again heading out into the north sea- evening before again heading out into the north sea . then we

into the north sea. then we eouht— into the north sea. then we eouht-eome— into the north sea. then we could.some rain,- into the north sea. then we could some rain, though , could see some rain, though, eome-vvetome- could see some rain, though,. some -welcome.across some perhaps welcome rain across taet— some perhaps welcome rain across taet ahgtha— some perhaps welcome rain across taet amghha amt— some perhaps welcome rain across east anglia and the- some perhaps welcome rain across east anglia and the south—east turhmg— east anglia and the south—east during thursday- east anglia and the south—east during thursday morning. some uheertahhtv— during thursday morning. some uncertainty-when- during thursday morning. some uncertainty when that will uncertainty about when that will tear— uncertainty about when that will tear away.— uncertainty about when that will tear awayv tut— uncertainty about when that will clear away, but it- uncertainty about when that will clear away, but it be clear away, but it could be a bit clear away, but it could be a tht ot— clear away, but it could be a tht ot a— clear away, but it could be a tht ot a vet— clear away, but it could be a bit of a wet morning here oertahmhv— bit of a wet morning here certainly, and- bit of a wet morning here certainly, and may linger certainly, and it may linger hmo— certainly, and it may linger into.afternoon- certainly, and it may linger into afternoon across the into the afternoon across the tar— into the afternoon across the far-elsewhere - into the afternoon across the far elsewhere most places far east, elsewhere most places on far east, elsewhere most places om-hrhght— far east, elsewhere most places oh-hrhght tht- far east, elsewhere most places on-bright kind of. far east, elsewhere most places on bright kind of day on thursday, bright kind of day vvhth— on thursday, bright kind of day vhth huet— on thursday, bright kind of day vhth huet a— on thursday, bright kind of day with just a sprinkling of hoe— with just a sprinkling of showers and- with just a sprinkling of showers and a much fresher feel. that— showers and a much fresher feel. that humhthtv— showers and a much fresher feel. that humidity will- showers and a much fresher feel. that humidity will drop once more temperatures back in more with temperatures back in the-teem. — more with temperatures back in the .teens. low- more with temperatures back in the.teens. low 20s- more with temperatures back in the teens. low 20s .

in us matt hancock up in the dock talking away today. what do you make to it all? have you been following it? is