south no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight, the left— i'm dan wootton. tonight, the left and— i'm dan wootton. tonight, the left and tory— i'm dan wootton. tonight, the left and tory wets continue to oppose— left and tory wets continue to oppose superwoman suella mission to stop— oppose superwoman suella mission to stop the— oppose superwoman suella mission to stop the boats— oppose superwoman suella mission to stop the boats as— oppose superwoman suella mission to stop the boats as the usual suspect. — to stop the boats as the usual suspect. acts— to stop the boats as the usual suspect. acas ignore the rwanda pttnt— suspect. acas ignore the rwanda pttns power— suspect. acas ignore the rwanda ptene power te— suspect. acas ignore the rwanda plans power to deter criminals eteeetne— plans power to deter criminals eteeetne tte— plans power to deter criminals crossing the channel and focus on crossing the channel and focus en te— crossing the channel and focus on its irrelevant— crossing the channel and focus on its irrelevant costs. so what is on its irrelevant costs. so what ts tte— on its irrelevant costs. so what is the number the snp would have.7 it's not about a number have? it's not about a number you— have? it's not about a number you eon— have? it's not about a number you ttx— have? it's not about a number you can fix this— have? it's not about a number you can fix this by— , it's not about a number you can fix this by safe and tegot— you can fix this by safe and legal routes,— you can fix this by safe and legal routes, but- you can fix this by safe and legal routes, but does that sound— legal routes, but does that eount ute— legal routes, but does that sound like value for money? ttoeooo — sound like value for money? ttoeooo pet— sound like value for money? £169,000 per person?- sound like value for money? w chm , no, sound like value for money? w 000 , no, i don't £169,000 per person? no, i don't think £169,000 per person? no, i don't tttnt tt— £169,000 per person? no, i don't tttnt tt toee. — £169,000 per person? no, i don't think it does. ru— £169,000 per person? no, i don't think it does. i'll explain why the champagne socialist lawyers and labour activists frustrating the will of the people are the ones putting lives at risk in my digest, next, they're my superstar panel. weigh in. and tonight, amanda tonight, i'm joined by amanda platell. kelvin robinson and rebecca reid. also coming up, the tv industry goes into

meltdown as gb news breakfast and nigel farage beat the msm leftie luvvies to win at the press. litigious tric awards . press. litigious tric awards. i'm certain that three gb news presenters— 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 tn the— 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 etoutt — in the shortlist of five, which etoutt te — in the shortlist of five, which should be very— in the shortlist of five, which should be very instructive for the— should be very instructive for the wtote— should be very instructive for the whole industry . ? should be very instructive for the whole industry . 3 �*ftt�*tz; the whole industry. rubbish. we see the investors as please do keep the abuse coming. they their disdain for you. - keep the abuse coming. they their disdain for you. the vottng— their disdain for you. the voting viewers— their disdain for you. the voting viewers couldn't be clearer. nigel will join me live to reveal all about the day's extraordinary events shortly. also on the way, the sussexes hollywood horror show goes from bad to worse as a powerful celebrity agent launches a brutal takedown of the couple and can. but as jeremy zimmer right to say that meghan lacks talent it lady victoria harvey and amy anas sarwar do battle on that in the clash and zimmer has just one in a long line of top media execs and famous faces queuing up to slam harry and meghan. wish i'd been involved in meghan. wish i'd been involved to the— meghan. wish i'd been involved tn the meghan— meghan. wish i'd been involved in the meghan-harry-

sorting"? wish i'd been involved in the meghan harry leave in the meghan and harry leave spotty— in the meghan and harry leave spotify negotiation. the ettttete. — spotify negotiation. the grifters. i— spotify negotiation. the grifters. i think harry's a ladies grifters. i think harry's a tottee ont— grifters. ladies and gentlemen, i do 12 eoteotee— ladies and gentlemen, i do 12 epteotee tn— ladies and gentlemen, i do 12 epteotee to my— ladies and gentlemen, i do 12 episodes in my sleep . : episodes in my sleep. so should tettttx— episodes in my sleep. so should netflix follow spotify's lead and drop the toxic sussexes star us journalist megan kelly returns to deliver her scathing stateside verdict. plus as their californian dream collapses , tom californian dream collapses, tom bower will reveal how harry and meghan are now taking advice from the ghost of princess diana. don't miss that bauer bombshell later in the show. also coming up, is the inquest into nicola bullies death concludes finding that her death was accidental. did lancashire police do enough to find that tragic mum of two? or former detective turned investigative journalist mark williams—thomas? he's been at the inquest. he's going to offer his exclusive insight. and this morning, daytime dominance has ended in the wake of the phillip schofield scandal as the lifestyle show a place in the sun pips the troubled show to a trick gong all the . brown and

trick gong all the. brown and this morning and the winner of the daytime is a place in the sun . unlucky holly willoughby sun. unlucky holly willoughby decided to swerve this particular award ceremony. i'll tell you more about that in the media buzz later. we'll have tomorrow's newspaper front pages for on the way, and for you on the way, too. and a new greatest britain union. jack was as well. this is was crowned as well. this is wootton tonight. let's go . wootton tonight. let's go. this is gb news, britain's news channel. now we've got a packed show for you tonight, but i just wanted to start by telling you about the conservative london mayoral daniel korski, mayoral finalist, daniel korski, who turns out to be a gutless little weasel who decided to snub this show. and you tonight

, right? so it's true. korski is under fire at the moment after the tv producer daisy goodwin accused the former david cameron adviser of groping her in number 10. now earlier this week, he had actually lobbied to come on this show. we agreed to give him a chance live tonight , even a chance live tonight, even though i'm very sceptical about his policies when the going got tough. korski bottled it. he's given a ridiculous pre—record interview to a little watch established tv reporter tonight instead . and now, while deciding instead. and now, while deciding that he doesn't have to explain himself to you, the scandal he's embroiled in, by the way, pretty much finishes off his chances anyway. but i think londoners have dodged a bullet have seriously dodged a bullet here. that's because korski is the ultimate tory wet , who has the ultimate tory wet, who has been endorsed by boris backstab michael gove and woke penny morton. he openly admits he isn't a traditional conservative and campaigned for remain. as you saw . the and campaigned for remain. as you saw. the chair is there . you saw. the chair is there. it's available course key you

agreed to come on tonight so if you want to do so, be here in the next two hours to actually face some difficult questions about what went on live. but i'm not going to hold my breath. and as i say, i do think london has probably swerved a very woke mayor here is my digest on the left's rwanda lies in just a moment. but first, the news with polly middlehurst out . dan, polly middlehurst out. dan, thank you. good 3: dan, thank you. good evening. the top story— thank you. good evening. the top etoty tontgtt— thank you. good evening. the top etoty tontgtt on— thank you. good evening. the top story tonight on gb— thank you. good evening. the top story tonight on gb news, the newest— story tonight on gb news, the tnoueet tnto— story tonight on gb news, the inquest into nicola bullies teeth— inquest into nicola bullies teott toe— inquest into nicola bullies death has concluded . the mother death has concluded. the mother of death has concluded. the mother ot two— death has concluded. the mother ot two ttet— death has concluded. the mother of two died from _ death has concluded. the mother of two died from accident drowning— of two died from accident drowning senior coroner dr. james— drowning senior coroner dr. james attey— drowning senior coroner dr. james adley told the inquest tteoto— james adley told the inquest nicola bulley_ james adley told the inquest nicola bulley fell into cold water— nicola bulley fell into cold water ont— nicola bulley fell into cold water and gave— nicola bulley fell into cold water and gave no indication of any— water and gave no indication of any tntentton— water and gave no indication of any intention to— water and gave no indication of any intention to take her own ttte. — any intention to take her own ttte. toe— any intention to take her own ttte. toe bully— any intention to take her own life. ms bully disappeared in january— life. ms bully disappeared in january wtttet— life. ms bully disappeared in january whilst out walking her dog january whilst out walking her too along— january whilst out walking her too along the— january whilst out walking her dog along the river. wyre her body— dog along the river. wyre her body was— dog along the river. wyre her body was found— dog along the river. wyre her body was found three weeks tater. — body was found three weeks later. lancashire _ body was found three weeks later. lancashire police said today— later. lancashire police said totay tt— later. lancashire police said today it hopes— later. lancashire police said

today it hopes the inquiry will put today it hopes the inquiry will out an— today it hopes the inquiry will out an eat— today it hopes the inquiry will out an eat to— today it hopes the inquiry will put an end to the— today it hopes the inquiry will put an end to the ill informed epeeatatton— put an end to the ill informed speculation which has been so tamagtag— speculation which has been so tamagtag to— speculation which has been so damaging to nikki's family. wett— damaging to nikki's family. wet to— damaging to nikki's family. well, in other— damaging to nikki's family. well, in other news today , matt well, in other news today, matt hancock— well, in other news today, matt hancock criticised— well, in other news today, matt hancock criticised the uk's oaatemte— hancock criticised the uk's pandemic planning before covid hit, pandemic planning before covid ttt, saying— pandemic planning before covid ttt, eaytag tt— pandemic planning before covid hit, saying it was— pandemic planning before covid hit, saying it was completely won-9 — hit, saying it was completely won-9 the— hit, saying it was completely wrong. the former health secretary— wrong. the former health secretary told— wrong. the former health secretary told the covid inquiry that— secretary told the covid inquiry ttat planning— secretary told the covid inquiry that planning was focussed on whether— that planning was focussed on whether or— that planning was focussed on whether or not— that planning was focussed on whether or not there were enough toty— whether or not there were enough toty tags— whether or not there were enough toty tage tatter— whether or not there were enough body bags rather than stopping the vttae— body bags rather than stopping the virus taking— body bags rather than stopping the virus taking hold. he says it the virus taking hold. he says tt wa— the virus taking hold. he says tt a— the virus taking hold. he says it was a colossal— the virus taking hold. he says it was a colossal failure to tte— it was a colossal failure to assume the spread of the virus cotton-t— assume the spread of the virus eoatta-t te— assume the spread of the virus couldn't be stopped and that he wotowattw— couldn't be stopped and that he was profoundly sorry for every teatt— was profoundly sorry for every teatt .— was profoundly sorry for every death . hospital— was profoundly sorry for every death . hospital consultants in death. hospital consultants in tnataet— death. hospital consultants in tagtaat ae— death. hospital consultants in england are to— death. hospital consultants in england are to walk out next month— england are to walk out next month to— england are to walk out next month to a— england are to walk out next month in a dispute over pay. members— month in a dispute over pay. memtete ot— month in a dispute over pay. members of the— month in a dispute over pay. members of the british medical aeeoetattoa— members of the british medical association voted _ members of the british medical association voted in favour of states— association voted in favour of ettttee on — association voted in favour of strikes on the— association voted in favour of strikes on the 20th and 21st of july— strikes on the 20th and 21st of july atteste— strikes on the 20th and 21st of july waeete a— strikes on the 20th and 21st of july unless a credible offer was mate.— july unless a credible offer was made. meanwhile,— july unless a credible offer was made. meanwhile, nurses strikes tave— made. meanwhile, nurses strikes have ended— made. meanwhile, nurses strikes have ended after— made. meanwhile, nurses strikes have ended after a— made. meanwhile, nurses strikes have ended after a ballot for tatter— have ended after a ballot for further industrial action failed to meet— further industrial action failed to meet the— further industrial action failed to meet the legal 50% threshold. the to meet the legal 50% threshold. the towat— to meet the legal 50% threshold. the royal college— to meet the legal 50% threshold. the royal college of nursing sawe— the royal college of nursing eawe onw— the royal college of nursing eawe oatw asto— the royal college of nursing says only 43% cast their vote in

the tattot— says only 43% cast their vote in the ballot, but— says only 43% cast their vote in the ballot, but the _ says only 43% cast their vote in the ballot, but the health secretary— the ballot, but the health secretary today said he's ready to wow— secretary today said he's ready to wort wttt— secretary today said he's ready to work with nurses going toward— to work with nurses going toward . — to work with nurses going forward . we— to work with nurses going forward . �*ftt�*tz; 3: : to work with nurses going- forward . we reached a deal with forward. we reached a deal with the nhs staff council that the majority of trade unions agreed to and pleased that the rcn have now ended their industrial action. and we stand ready to work in partnership with the nhs staff council as a whole, but also with the rcn. there were a number of aspects of our deal with the agenda for change unions. we continue to work with them and we stand ready to do so with the rcn . well, the news with the rcn. well, the news away— with the rcn. well, the news awaw ttom — with the rcn. well, the news away from home,— with the rcn. well, the news away from home, the - 30 well, the news away from home, the belarusian weetteat— away from home, the belarusian weetteat says— away from home, the belarusian president says wagner group boss veweetw— president says wagner group boss yevgeny prigozhin_ president says wagner group boss yevgeny prigozhin is now in teams— yevgeny prigozhin is now in tetawe .— yevgeny prigozhin is now in belarus . alexander lukashenko belarus. alexander lukashenko had belarus. alexander lukashenko tat wewtoaetw— belarus. alexander lukashenko had previously offered the mercenary chief a relocation teat— mercenary chief a relocation teat to— mercenary chief a relocation teat to tate— mercenary chief a relocation deal to his country, helping to eat— deal to his country, helping to end saturday's— deal to his country, helping to end saturday's march on moscow. wagner— end saturday's march on moscow. wagaet troope— end saturday's march on moscow. wagner troops were— end saturday's march on moscow. wagner troops were told they coate— wagner troops were told they could either— wagner troops were told they could either join— wagner troops were told they could either join the wagner troops were told they could eitherjoin the russian could either join the russian anew— could either join the russian army, to— could either join the russian army, move to belarus with their teatet— army, move to belarus with their teatet ot— army, move to belarus with their leader or return— army, move to belarus with their leader or return to— army, move to belarus with their leader or return to their tamtttee— leader or return to their families. and- leader or return to their families. and that comes as the tremen— families. and that comes as the taemtta sawe— families. and that comes as the kremlin says vladimir putin's ooetttoa— kremlin says vladimir putin's poetttoa wae— kremlin says vladimir putin's position was not— kremlin says vladimir putin's

position was not shaken by the attempted— position was not shaken by the attempted mutiny . and as you've attempted mutiny. and as you've teen— attempted mutiny. and as you've teen teame— attempted mutiny. and as you've been hearing, gb— attempted mutiny. and as you've been hearing, gb news has picked up toatte— been hearing, gb news has picked up toatte tact— been hearing, gb news has picked up double trick awards today. gb newe— up double trick awards today. gb news breakfast— up double trick awards today. gb news breakfast one multichannel program— news breakfast one multichannel program ot— news breakfast one multichannel news program of the year beating off established— news program of the year beating off established news outlet morptpe— off established news outlet morning offerings and nigel taraee— morning offerings and nigel raraee wae— morning offerings and nigel farage was awarded news preeerrter— farage was awarded news preeepter ot— farage was awarded news presenter of the year, much to te— presenter of the year, much to the earprtee— presenter of the year, much to the surprise of— presenter of the year, much to the surprise of the seated greete— the surprise of the seated paeete at— the surprise of the seated guests at the— the surprise of the seated guests at the glittering afternoon _ guests at the glittering afternoon ceremony at the grosvenor house hotel in london, stepper— grosvenor house hotel in london, stepper taxon— grosvenor house hotel in london, stephen dixon and— grosvenor house hotel in london, stephen dixon and ellie costello ewterrttw— stephen dixon and ellie costello evidently delighted with the rte— evidently delighted with the news. the public say they like what— news. the public say they like what we— news. the public say they like what we to— news. the public say they like what we do and— news. the public say they like what we do and it— news. the public say they like what we do and it feels so nice to te— what we do and it feels so nice to be ap— what we do and it feels so nice tote ap apatpet— what we do and it feels so nice to be up against stiff competition, doesn't it? “43?“ competition, doesn't it? yeah, twe— competition, doesn't it? yeah, ttte w.— competition, doesn't it? yeah, ttte rtv. ute— competition, doesn't it? yeah, like itv, like bbc.— competition, doesn't it? yeah, like itv, like bbc. and it's us that steps away with the gong. it feels amazing, doesn't it? it feels amazing, doesn't it? it feels amazing, doesn't it? it feels really, really good. in a retreate— it feels really, really good. in a mtpate, r— it feels really, really good. in a minute, i just— it feels really, really good. in a minute, i just love it. i just want— a minute, i just love it. i just want to— a minute, i just love it. i just want to te— a minute, i just love it. i just want to be like,— a minute, i just love it. i just want to be like, yeah, you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's— and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news— and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news .-

news, britain's news. channel are news, britain's news. channel tre— news, britain's news. channel tte tert— news, britain's news. channel are the left, the— news, britain's news. channel are the left, the tory wets and tre— are the left, the tory wets and the own— are the left, the tory wets and the civil service— are the left, the tory wets and the civil service blob being parpoeetattw— the civil service blob being purposefully ignorant or do they pepatpetw— purposefully ignorant or do they genuinely wart— purposefully ignorant or do they genuinely want to _ purposefully ignorant or do they genuinely want to allow the eopttrwet— genuinely want to allow the continued illegal invasion of the wt— continued illegal invasion of the trt wa— continued illegal invasion of the uk via the— continued illegal invasion of the uk via the channel on small boate— the uk via the channel on small toate e — the uk via the channel on small toate e the— the uk via the channel on small boats ? this is— the uk via the channel on small boats ? this is no— the uk via the channel on small boats ? " g boats? this is no longer simply a provocative question when today these nefarious forces are wilfully misrepresenting the purpose of the rwanda scheme . purpose of the rwanda scheme. one of our best hopes to stop the boats or at least reduce the stream of terrorists and criminals putting the lives of our loved ones at risk. criminals putting the lives of our loved ones at risk . however, our loved ones at risk. however, today the mainstream media has trumpeted figures from the home office claiming the cost of a of deporting a soul migrant to rwanda is £169,000, which is . rwanda is £169,000, which is. £63,000 more each than the price of allowing the migrants to remain in the uk. now, let me tell you , that is a ludicrous tell you, that is a ludicrous summation because if the rwanda scheme is allowed to go ahead by

the british courts this thursday day, then it will become a deterrent. the cost now is irrelevant . economic migrants irrelevant. economic migrants will be faced with a choice of staying in the first world country of france or risking their lives and spending thousands on an unsafe passage to the uk via the channel knowing that they may end up permanently in rwanda, such a deterrent literally stop the boats to australia within a yeah boats to australia within a year. but the report quotes an academic consensus that there was, quote, little to no evidence that policy changes deterred people from leaving their home countries and seeking refuge. now how intellectually dishonest can these people be? the illegal migrants crossing the channel who are leaving france aukus, which is not their home country and many are from nato countries like albania, for goodness sake . let me tell you,

goodness sake. let me tell you, once the first deportation plane leaves the uk from rwanda, the game changes. for depher. leaves the uk from rwanda, the game changes. for depher . sadly, game changes. for depher. sadly, people smugglers and even if just 37% of illegals are put off from making the trip, the policy becomes an economic success. but you haven't heard that today from the usual suspects . ask if from the usual suspects. ask if the immigration _ from the usual suspects. ask if the immigration minister- usurp; 3 ask if the immigration minister had eertoaetw— the immigration minister had seriously signed— the immigration minister had seriously signed off this garbage— seriously signed off this garbage ot— seriously signed off this garbage of an impact assessment treat— garbage of an impact assessment that no— garbage of an impact assessment that no self—respecting minister coate— that no self—respecting minister eoatt poeetttw— that no self—respecting minister could possibly think was serious . it could possibly think was serious . rt wttt— could possibly think was serious . rt wttt eoet— could possibly think was serious . it will cost £169,000 per peeorr— . it will cost £169,000 per peeorr to— . it will cost £169,000 per peeop to pay— . it will cost £169,000 per person to pay another country to take — person to pay another country to take aewtam — person to pay another country to take asylum decisions for us so— take asylum decisions for us so p..— take asylum decisions for us now. so far, the— take asylum decisions for us now. so far, the government sent more home secretaries than aewtam— more home secretaries than asylum seekers. so what is the number the snp would have? it's not about a number you can fix this by safe and legal routes and sorting your home office safe and legal routes. would you have otaw— safe and legal routes. would you have otaw wow— safe and legal routes. would you have okay, you should— a“: g would you have okay, you should have an opera— have okay, you should have an opera. eate— have okay, you should have an opera. eate apt— have okay, you should have an open, safe and legal route, but toee— open, safe and legal route, but toee treat— open, safe and legal route, but does that sound— open, safe and legal route, but does that sound like value for moneye— does that sound like value for money? — does that sound like value for money? £169,000- does that sound like value for money? lpl odd does that sound like value for money? tpl odd c does that sound like value for money? lpl odd c no, money? £169,000 per person? no, i don't money? £169,000 per person? no, r tor-t twat— money? £169,000 per person? no, r tor-t tttpt rt— money? £169,000 per person? no, i don't think it does. _ money? £169,000 per person? no, i don't think it does. people- i don't think it does. people come in here— i don't think it does. people come in here with next to

nothing costing the united kingdom £169,000 to send to send them to a country where they don't want to go to, even if they are genuine refugees and asylum. i mean, it's insane . i'm asylum. i mean, it's insane. i'm not using them as now i remind you , no flights to rwanda have you, no flights to rwanda have yet taken off. so suella braverman_ «tile " so suella braverman continues to insist treat— braverman continues to insist that torre— braverman continues to insist that doing nothing is not an opttorr. — that doing nothing is not an opttorr. rte— that doing nothing is not an option. the home secretary has added— option. the home secretary has added tre— option. the home secretary has added we cannot— option. the home secretary has added we cannot allow a system to compare— added we cannot allow a system to continue which— added we cannot allow a system to continue which incentivises peopte— to continue which incentivises peopte to— to continue which incentivises peopte to trek— to continue which incentivises people to risk their lives and pay— people to risk their lives and pay pewte— people to risk their lives and pay people smugglers to come to this pay people smugglers to come to ttte country— pay people smugglers to come to this country illegally while ptaetpe— this country illegally while ptaetpg arr— this country illegally while placing an unacceptable strain on placing an unacceptable strain or tree— placing an unacceptable strain or the uk— placing an unacceptable strain on the uk taxpayers . the fact on the uk taxpayers. the fact tree— on the uk taxpayers. the fact the tett. — on the uk taxpayers. the fact the left, with _ on the uk taxpayers. the fact the left, with their cabal of millionaire— the left, with their cabal of millionaire socialist human tatte— millionaire socialist human rights lawyers— millionaire socialist human rights lawyers and labour aettwete— rights lawyers and labour activists trying to activists are trying to frustrate _ activists are trying toi frustrate _ is activists are trying to. frustrate _is a frustrate this policy is a tteeraee— frustrate this policy is a disgrace as— frustrate this policy is a disgrace as it- frustrate this policy is a disgrace as it allows the people emapptere— disgrace as it allows the people emaeetere to— disgrace as it allows the people smugglers to win.— disgrace as it allows the people smugglers to win. means smugglers to win. it means pretreate— smugglers to win. it means hundreds more,— smugglers to win. it means hundreds more, hundreds more mterapte— hundreds more, hundreds more mterapte are— hundreds more, hundreds more migrants are going to die making that perttoae— migrants are going to die making that perilous crossing and it means britain's— that perilous crossing and it means britain's borders remain an international— means britain's borders remain an international joke . but an international joke. but reeporrt— an international joke. but respond now.— an international joke. but respond now. my superstar panel, top respond now. my superstar panel,

top partw— respond now. my superstar panel, top patty watt— respond now. my superstar panel, top daily mail columnist amanda rtatett— top daily mail columnist amanda rtatett .— top daily mail columnist amanda rtatett . tre— top daily mail columnist amanda platell , the gb— top daily mail columnist amanda platell , the gb news presenter platell, the gb news presenter apt— platell, the gb news presenter and commentator, the reverend tetwrr— and commentator, the reverend kelvin robertson,— and commentator, the reverend kelvin robertson, and the author and broadcaster— kelvin robertson, and the author and broadcaster rebecca reid. so amanda— and broadcaster rebecca reid. so amarta rater.— and broadcaster rebecca reid. so amanda patel, this— and broadcaster rebecca reid. so amanda patel, this is clearly tre— amanda patel, this is clearly the home— amanda patel, this is clearly the home office— amanda patel, this is clearly the home office working in contractor— the home office working in conjunction with their mates in the rostr— conjunction with their mates in the rrsrr to— conjunction with their mates in the rrsrr to tw— conjunction with their mates in the msm to try and paint the twarta— the msm to try and paint the rtwapta pottew— the msm to try and paint the rwanda policy as some big waste of rwanda policy as some big waste ot money— rwanda policy as some big waste or money wette— rwanda policy as some big waste of money while actually eomptetetw— of money while actually completely missing the point of wreat— completely missing the point of what tre— completely missing the point of what the potty— completely missing the point of what the policy is— completely missing the point of what the policy is meant to be. if what the policy is meant to be. rt rt— what the policy is meant to be. rt tt woret— what the policy is meant to be. if it works, it— what the policy is meant to be. if it works, it becomes a deterrent— if it works, it becomes a deterrent . _ if it works, it becomes a deterrent . cite/q if it works, it becomes a- deterrent . okay, this may be the deterrent. okay, this may be the last time you ever invite me on your show. dan, because i eomptetetw— your show. dan, because i completely and— ” dan, because i completely and utterly disagree wttt— completely and utterly disagree wttt tree— completely and utterly disagree with the whole— completely and utterly disagree with the whole rwanda policy. twe— with the whole rwanda policy. we tootet— with the whole rwanda policy. i've looked at— with the whole rwanda policy. i've looked at it— with the whole rwanda policy. i've looked at it closely . i've looked at it closely. ratttattw— i've looked at it closely. ratttattw r— i've looked at it closely. initially, i thought it was a great— initially, i thought it was a great ttea— initially, i thought it was a great ttea .— initially, i thought it was a great idea , but— initially, i thought it was a great idea , but then i thought great idea, but then i thought it's great idea, but then i thought tt-e pot— great idea, but then i thought it's not working— great idea, but then i thought it's not working . mitre" g it's not working. nothing is working here. and the only country in the world that's successful fully solved its illegal migration problem. and increase its number of legal migration is australia and the only way you do that is you lock people up in a very nice, secure place. they don't get to wander around the towns, they don't go

on barges, they don't go to kind of nice, they don't go to five star hotels. they actually the moment they enter country, moment they enter the country, they and they're they are contained and they're processed quickly . and then processed quickly. and then they're told the legitimate asylum seekers are allowed through. the rest are sent home. and the ones who come here illegally are told you will never set foot in this country again , except for as a tourist, again, except for as a tourist, if you're lucky. and i just think what we've done now is we've gone through layer and layer and layer of ideas and deterrence and talking about you've got to stop the evil gangsters. what australia proved is you have to stop people's desire to come here because they know they won't get here and they know they won't be able to stay. and i'm afraid saying, well, rwanda's quite nice weather is quite lovely . you can weather is quite lovely. you can go there. i just don't think it works. also, what confuses me is twe— works. also, what confuses me is we treat— works. also, what confuses me is we treat twe— works. also, what confuses me is i've heard i've heard— also, what confuses me is i've heard i've heard people on the tatt— i've heard i've heard people on the rtett eawtpe— i've heard i've heard people on the right saying both rwanda's a great— the right saying both rwanda's a great ptaee— the right saying both rwanda's a great ptaee to— the right saying both rwanda's a great place to be. _ the right saying both rwanda's a great place to be. it's not a paptetmept— great place to be. it's not a punishment. and it'll be punishment. and also it'll be a deterrent.— punishment. and also it'll be a deterrent. lcan't_

punishment. and also it'll be a deterrent. lcan't be- punishment. and also it'll be a deterrent. can't be both deterrent. it can't be both ttoee— deterrent. it can't be both those things— deterrent. it can't be both those things either. . e deterrent. it can't be both those things either. e those things either. it's it is it those things either. it's it is tt te— those things either. it's it is tt to a— those things either. it's it is it is a deterrent. but no, but where it is a deterrent, where it a deterrent. let me it is a deterrent. and let me explain how is that these folk are on the whole , by and large, are on the whole, by and large, economic migrants. are on the whole, by and large, economic migrants . okay? they economic migrants. okay? they know that it's very easy in the uk to make money on the black market and it's not easy to do that in rwanda. so most of them are going to say we would rather stay in france than risk coming to the uk and going to rwanda. and that's where it's a deterrent. we are so desperate to te— deterrent. we are so desperate to be at— deterrent. we are so desperate to be an economic— : we are so desperate to be an economic migrant that you— to be an economic migrant that you wttt— to be an economic migrant that you wttt aet— to be an economic migrant that you wttt get p..— to be an economic migrant that you wttt get to a— to be an economic migrant that you will get in a boat that has atatrtw— you will get in a boat that has a fairly significant portion of pereg— a fairly significant portion of tetpg—ttepl a fairly significant portion of. being—then and being where you die. then and treat-e— being where you die. then and ttat-e a— being where you die. then and that's a deterrent.— being where you die. then and that's a deterrent. no but if you-e— that's a deterrent. no but if you're-scared- that's a deterrent. no but if you're-scared of- that's a deterrent. no but if you're scared of dying in you're not scared of dying in tree— you're not scared of dying in the eroeerg— you're not scared of dying in the crossing, would be the crossing, why would you be eaet— the crossing, why would you be eearetltetug— the crossing, why would you be scared-being sent- the crossing, why would you be scared being sent rwanda? scared of being sent to rwanda? rte—treat- the scariest thing that can trapper— the scariest thing that can trapper te— the scariest thing that can trapper te-you- the scariest thing that can happen is you drown. but happen is that you drown. but the happen is that you drown. but tree-are— happen is that you drown. but tree-are gotrrg- happen is that you drown. but the are going because the people are going because you-t— the people are going because you-t-etay— the people are going because you'd stay france. you'd rather stay in france. vou— you'd rather stay in france. you-understand- you'd rather stay in france. you-understand the- you'd rather stay in france. you understand the reason you do understand the reason that to come to the uk that they want to come to the uk on the whole is because there is a network a vast criminal network operating and it is much easier to be part of that criminal network work under the network here and work under the table is france,

table than it is in france, where they have much stronger where they have a much stronger identity miserable identity system, is a miserable place to be. and because you can eat— place to be. and because you can eat atout— place to be. and because you can eat atout tree— place to be. and because you can read about the moment- f and because you can read about the moment you get off read about the moment you get ott tree— read about the moment you get ott the boat.— read about the moment you get off the boat, you— read about the moment you get off the boat, you can literally tatt— off the boat, you can literally tau-peopte- off the boat, you can literally half-people that- off the boat, you can literally half people that even half of those people that even tome-trey— half of those people that even come-they don't- half of those people that even come they don't even go to come here, they don't even go to the tour— come here, they don't even go to the tour eta— come here, they don't even go to the four star hotels. half of them — the four star hotels. half of them disappear immediately. them just disappear immediately. they've picking them them just disappear immediately. the it's picking them them just disappear immediately. the it's no picking them them just disappear immediately. the it's no deterrent. icking them them just disappear immediately. the it's no deterrent. calvinthem up. it's no deterrent. calvin robinson, have been to robinson, you have been to rwanda recently. yes, i guess it's interesting— rwanda recently. yes, i guess it's interesting in— rwanda recently. yes, i guess it's interesting in some- 3: "chili“ug yes, i guess it's interesting in some ways the— it's interesting in some ways the potat— it's interesting in some ways the point both— it's interesting in some ways the point both rebecca and amanda— the point both rebecca and amauta are— the point both rebecca and amanda are making . have we amanda are making. have we atmoet— amanda are making. have we atmoet mate— amanda are making. have we almost made rwanda look too appeattpge— almost made rwanda look too appeattpge are— almost made rwanda look too appealing? are we almost saying it appealing? are we almost saying tt wae— appealing? are we almost saying tt towety— appealing? are we almost saying it was lovely to— appealing? are we almost saying it was lovely to first thing? it it was lovely to first thing? rt te— it was lovely to first thing? rt to very— it was lovely to first thing? it is very appealing. - it was lovely to first thing? it is very appealing. i- it was lovely to first thing? . trig g i loved it it is very appealing. i loved it . green hills,— e trig g i loved it . green hills, wonderful, toepttatte— . green hills, wonderful, hospitable people, fantastic ptaee— hospitable people, fantastic ptaee to — hospitable people, fantastic ptaee to te. — hospitable people, fantastic place to be. but of course, you-e— place to be. but of course, youre rtgtt— place to be. but of course, you're right in— place to be. but of course, you're right in that it's a deterrent— you're right in that it's a deterrent because people are eomtug— deterrent because people are eomtrrg oer— deterrent because people are coming over here for our benefit eyeterw— coming over here for our benefit eyetem. tor— coming over here for our benefit eyetem. tor tree— coming over here for our benefit system, for the criminal ortmtuat— system, for the criminal criminal underground, us here aut— criminal underground, us here apt suetta— criminal underground, us here and suella braverman is right in treat— and suella braverman is right in that rte— and suella braverman is right in that tt-e a— and suella braverman is right in that it's a deterrent not to prevent— that it's a deterrent not to prevent-people - that it's a deterrent not to prevent people smugglers. that it's a deterrent not to preta nt people smugglers. that it's a deterrent not to preta deterrentyple smugglers. that it's a deterrent not to preta deterrent toe smugglers. that it's a deterrent not to preta deterrent to prevent lers. it's a deterrent to prevent peopte— it's a deterrent to prevent peopte-tetr- people risking their lives across the _ people risking their lives across the water. and for people to eay— across the water. and for people to eay ttat. — across the water. and for people to eay treat. ore— across the water. and for people to say that, oh, only, you know, we-otto— to say that, oh, only, you know, we-otto ot— to say that, oh, only, you know, we-37% of migrants- to say that, oh, only, you know, we 37% of migrants to be we need 37% of migrants to be teterret— we need 37% of migrants to be teterret tor— we need 37% of migrants to be deterred for it— we need 37% of migrants to be deterred for it to _ we need 37% of migrants to be deterred for it to work. well

auetratta— deterred for it to work. well australia proves— deterred for it to work. well australia proves that it can wort. — australia proves that it can work. 9999999- australia proves that it can work. it lllll australia proves that it can- work. 99.99999 australia system is very different and a lot harsher and the thing is having a deterrent in place. what you needis a deterrent in place. what you need is a deterrent— a deterrent in place. what you need is a deterrent is- : " 3 what you need is a deterrent is mean eyetem. — need is a deterrent is mean eyetem. trott— need is a deterrent is mean system. yuri“ need is a deterrent is mean system. need is a deterrent is mean- system. well, maybe let's have a harsher system. this could be step one. i'm up for you, let's get gunboats let's do that. get gunboats to let's do that. i mean, listen, you know, i feel very— i mean, listen, you know, i feel very etropgty— i mean, listen, you know, i feel very etropgty. very— i mean, listen, you know, i feel very strongly, very anti guppoate— very strongly, very anti gunboats. we've had this rule. we gunboats. we've had this rule. rte—reeue- gunboats. we've had this rule. rte—reeue towe- we have. does jesus love guptoatee— we have. does jesus love gunboats?-no.- we have. does jesus love gunboats? no. you we have. does jesus love- gunboats?-no. you think? gunboats? i think no. you think? vee- — gunboats? i think no. you think? vee- -ptet— gunboats? i think no. you think? vee- -ptot up- gunboats? i think no. you think? vee- -ptot up a- gunboats? i think no. you think?| yes. _pick up a sword. yes. jesus said pick up a sword. okay > jesus said a lot of tttuge— okay > jesus said a lot of tttpge anyway.— cite/q > jesus said a lot of things anyway. but if you tettewe— things anyway. but if you believe borders things anyway. but if you believe-borders don't believe in borders and you don't want— believe in borders and you don't wart—here.- believe in borders and you don'tj want—here, which want people coming here, which is i want people coming here, which te-r teet— want people coming here, which te-r teet. tut— want people coming here, which is-i feel, but if- want people coming here, which is-i feel, but if you- is not how i feel, but if you go.— is not how i feel, but if you to. tree— is not how i feel, but if you to. there r— is not how i feel, but if you do, then i don't— is not how i feel, but if you do, then i don't understand how you—peopte- you would think that people eomtrrg— you would think that people coming protecting the coming here, protecting the peopte— coming here, protecting the peopte-atreaty- coming here, protecting the people already here, people that are already here, you— people that are already here, you teet— people that are already here, you teet tre— people that are already here, you feel the way— people that are already here, you feel the way that you do and para— you feel the way that you do and par-aut— you feel the way that you do and dan-and amanda- you feel the way that you do and dan and amanda does. this dan does and amanda does. this is dan does and amanda does. this te wtety— dan does and amanda does. this te wtety waetry— dan does and amanda does. this is wishy washy, pathetic,- useless. _people useless. step one, 200 people in rwanda— useless. step one, 200 people in twauta-gotug— useless. step one, 200 people in rwanda going change rwanda is not going to change apytttug— anything. we already have ttaeetrt— anything. we already have flaccid—the anything. we already have- flaccid._the point flaccid. pathetic. but the point is, it is a start. and we have to with something. there to start with something. there has not been one plane that has taken off because it's left taken off because it's the left wing lawyers are frustrating it through system. through the justice system. it's not want not a silly idea. you don't want it to because you want open

it to work because you want open borders. that's what it comes down to. you do want open borders. if you're to do borders. if you're going to do eorretttug— : if you're going to do something, something something, do something eerettte— something, do something sensible, not— something, do something sensible, not something that career—t- sensible, not something that earreeu—t ot- sensible, not something that came _end of a. sensible, not something that- came _end of a meeting came out at the end of a meeting treat—ou— that somebody put on a whiteboard— that somebody put on a whiteboard clearly isn't whiteboard that clearly isn't going— whiteboard that clearly isn't gotug-ttte- whiteboard that clearly isn't gotug-tttelaul going to work. this is an epeee— going to work. this is an expensive pride project for suetta— expensive pride project for suella braverman, who to suella braverman, who wants to etow— suella braverman, who wants to show—one. numberj suella braverman, who wants to- show_one. number one, show off number one. number one, this wasn't actually suella braverman it braverman policy. she adopted it and on from the previous and took it on from the previous administration boris and administration boris johnson and priti has priti patel. but she has embraced because she's embraced it because she's believes priti patel. really believes in priti patel. really , the of the day, , at the end of the day, i tettewe— , at the end of the day, i believe that— , at the end of the day, i believe that we have to allow the— believe that we have to allow the twauta — believe that we have to allow the rwanda scheme to work teauee— the rwanda scheme to work because fundamentally what eeoryne— because fundamentally what everyone misses— because fundamentally what everyone misses when they talk about— everyone misses when they talk about tne — everyone misses when they talk about the so—called asylum eeeet— about the so—called asylum seekers who _ about the so—called asylum seekers who by— about the so—called asylum seekers who by and large are economic migrants , asylum economic migrants, asylum seekers, illegal— economic migrants, asylum seekers, illegal immigrants . seekers, illegal immigrants. tut— seekers, illegal immigrants. tutttat-e— seekers, illegal immigrants. but that's but— seekers, illegal immigrants. but that's but that's- seekers, illegal immigrants. but that's but that's the- seekers, illegal immigrants. but that's but that's the point i'm making. that's the point i'm making. i'm making. that's the point i'm making . the vast majority of making. the vast majority of them are not asylum seekers and they do not want to risk leaving france, a first world country, to end up in rwanda . let's see to end up in rwanda. let's see if it doesn't work and it doesn't provide a deterrent. let's see. but in the meantime,

let's take some of those useless islands off scotland, which i know you're incredibly fond of. i am. i adore them. this is aotuatty— i am. i adore them. this is aotuatty a— i am. i adore them. this is actually a better idea for them. and just have you basically, tnat-e— and just have you basically, tnat-e wnat— and just have you basically, that's what they did with nauru and australia. _ that's what they did with nauru and australia. they had islands wnere— and australia. they had islands wnere-peopte— and australia. they had islands where-people and- and australia. they had islands where people and they where you put people and theyi cane—tnern came here, you processed them, but came here, you processed them, tut-tnat-e— came here, you processed them, but that's practical. but at least that's practical. eet— but at least that's practical. pet-ot— but at least that's practical.| get-of-working get rid of all of the working tron— get rid of all of the working from-idiots- get rid of all of the working from-idiots in- get rid of all of the working from idiots in the home from home idiots in the home orttee— from home idiots in the home orttee wno— from home idiots in the home office who are— from home idiots in the home office who are doing if office who are doing nothing. if tney— office who are doing nothing. if tney tan-t— office who are doing nothing. if they can't someone they can't process someone wttntn— they can't process someone wttntn-r-n- they can't process someone within - i'm i'm - they can't process someone within-i'm i'm a. they can't process someone within i'm i'm a big they can't process someone- within-i'm i'm a big fan within a week. i'm i'm a big fan of within a week. i'm i'm a big fan ot-ttea— within a week. i'm i'm a big fan ot-ttea ot— within a week. i'm i'm a big fan of idea of offshore. whit of the idea of offshore. maybe fix of the idea of offshore. maybe ttx tne— of the idea of offshore. maybe fix the problem but at the idea this is the i this is the scheme that the government has decided to themselves can't to put themselves into. we can't judge it's yes to put themselves into. we can't tutge-tt-e yee we- to put themselves into. we can't judge-it's yes we can. judge it before it's yes we can teauee— judge it before it's yes we can teauee tt-e— judge it before it's yes we can because it's stupid. erma. because it's stupid. what you etoutt— because it's stupid. what you should what we to actually should what we need to actually do. you actually time will do. if you actually time will tell people who are tell is find the people who are doing people trafficking, tell is find the people who are doirmore people trafficking, tell is find the people who are doirmore money trafficking, tell is find the people who are doirmore money into ficking, tell is find the people who are doirmore money into intelligence put more money into intelligence and cooperate. there is never teen— and cooperate. there is never teen a— and cooperate. there is never teen a notet— and cooperate. there is never been a model where- a“: 3 there is never been a model where you break the peopte— been a model where you break the peopte-ant— been a model where you break the people-and break- people traffickers and break tttegat— people traffickers and break illegal immigration. there's never-because. never been just because it naen-t— never been just because it hasn't-done- never been just because it- hasn't-done-doesn't hasn't been done before doesn't neanlean-t— hasn't been done before doesn't neanlean-t te— hasn't been done before doesn't mean can't be done. one of mean it can't be done. one of tne— mean it can't be done. one of tne tntnge— mean it can't be done. one of the things that— mean it can't be done. one of the things that we say, oh, tney-re— the things that we say, oh, tney-re-att- the things that we say, oh, they're all victims. they're they're all victims. you know.— they're they're all victims. you know,_victims. . know, they're just victims. wnat— know, they're just victims. turret—te- know, they're just victims. wnton—tewnyi know, they're just victims. - which—is why there which is why which is why there has be a realist deterrent.

has to be a realist deterrent. but then amanda's idea, amanda's ttea—up— but then amanda's idea, amanda's ttea—up wttn- but then amanda's idea, amanda's ttea—up wttn tn- idea that she came up with in ttte— idea that she came up with in like-minutes— idea that she came up with in like-minutes just- idea that she came up with in like minutes just is like three minutes just now is a better— like three minutes just now is a better ttea— like three minutes just now is a better idea than— like three minutes just now is a better idea than this complete nonsense-going- better idea than this complete nonsense. going with nonsense. so we're going with guntoate— nonsense. so we're going with guntoate-wee— nonsense. so we're going with gunboats, we? no, not gunboats, are we? no, not guntoate— gunboats, are we? no, not guntoate to— gunboats, are we? no, not gunboats, no gunboats. jrzzr g gunboats, no gunboats. do legal prooeeetng— processing centres. scotland's ananta— processing centres. scotland's amanda -cullen,- processing centres. scotland's amanda -cullen, my- f g f scotland's amanda cullen, my superstar amanda pat cullen, my superstar panet— amanda pat cullen, my superstar panet. tney— amanda pat cullen, my superstar panet. tney-nee— amanda pat cullen, my superstar panel. they here all night panel. they are here all night now-to— panel. they are here all night now-to-ae- panel. they are here all night now.-to-as-tv| now. still to come, as the tv tntuetry— now. still to come, as the tv industry meltdown now. still to come, as the tv- industry-meltdown with industry goes into meltdown with gb industry goes into meltdown with en -treattaet— industry goes into meltdown with gb _breakfast and - industry goes into meltdown with gb breakfast and nigel gb news breakfast and nigel tarage— gb news breakfast and nigel range-tne— gb news breakfast and nigel farage the msmes lefty farage ba.2 the msmes lefty tuwtee— farage ba.2 the msmes lefty tuwtee-tne- luvvies to win at the prestigious- luvvies to win at the prestigious awards . luvvies to win at the - prestigious-awards . could prestigious tric awards. could tnetr—wottngl their disdain for the voting te— their disdain for the voting viewers be clearer? nigel viewers be any clearer? nigel tarage— viewers be any clearer? nigel range-ne— viewers be any clearer? nigel farage-me live- viewers be any clearer? nigel farage-me live to- viewers be any clearer? nigel farage me live to reveal farage joins me live to reveal all farage joins me live to reveal att-tne— farage joins me live to reveal att-tne tay-e- all about the day's extraordinary events shortly. eut— extraordinary events shortly. out up— extraordinary events shortly. put up next— extraordinary events shortly. but up next in— extraordinary events shortly. but up next in the clash, the sussexes hollywood horror horror goee— sussexes hollywood horror horror goee tron — sussexes hollywood horror horror goee tron tat— sussexes hollywood horror horror goes from bad to— sussexes hollywood horror horror goes from bad to worse as a powertut— goes from bad to worse as a powerful celebrity agent taunenee— powerful celebrity agent launches a _ powerful celebrity agent launches a brutal takedown of the launches a brutal takedown of tne eoupte— launches a brutal takedown of tne eoupte tn— launches a brutal takedown of the couple in can.— launches a brutal takedown of the couple in can. but it's jeremy— the couple in can. but it's jeremy zimmer- the couple in can. but it's jeremy zimmer is he right to say tnat— jeremy zimmer is he right to say tnat tregnan— jeremy zimmer is he right to say that meghan lacks— jeremy zimmer is he right to say that meghan lacks talent? lady vtetorta— that meghan lacks talent? lady victoria harvey— that meghan lacks talent? lady victoria harvey and amy ansell do victoria harvey and amy ansell to tattte— victoria harvey and amy ansell to tattte on— victoria harvey and amy ansell do battle on that— victoria harvey and amy ansell do battle on that in the clash next. — do battle on that in the clash next. eut— do battle on that in the clash next. but what— do battle on that in the clash next. but what do— do battle on that in the clash next. but what do you think? tnat— next. but what do you think? treat-pan.— next. but what do you think? email-dan, at- next. but what do you think? email dan, at cbnnews.com. email me, dan, at cbnnews.com. tweet—nanote- email me, dan, at cbnnews.com. tweet—handle at. email me, dan, at cbnnews.com.| tweet—handle at gb tweet me using the handle at gb newe— tweet me using the handle at gb uewe-pott— tweet me using the handle at gb news.-poll running- tweet me using the handle at gb news. poll running near to news. our poll running near to the news. our poll running near to tne—atter- news. our poll running near to tne—atter tne- news. our poll running near to

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sussexes after— latest big name to slam the sussexes after the humiliating toee— sussexes after the humiliating toee ot— sussexes after the humiliating toeeottnetr— sussexes after the humiliating loss of their $20— sussexes after the humiliating loss of their $20 million spotty— loss of their $20 million spotify contract. a host of taoue— spotify contract. a host of famous faces— spotify contract. a host of famous faces have hit out at the tone— famous faces have hit out at the tone eoupte. — famous faces have hit out at the toxic couple. the— famous faces have hit out at the toxic couple. the latest talent agency— toxic couple. the latest talent ageney toee— toxic couple. the latest talent agency boss jeremy zimmer, whose repreeente— agency boss jeremy zimmer, whose represents covid,_ agency boss jeremy zimmer, whose represents covid, mariah carey ant— represents covid, mariah carey ant tatte— represents covid, mariah carey and paris hilton— represents covid, mariah carey and paris hilton and lizzo. he tott— and paris hilton and lizzo. he told advertisers— and paris hilton and lizzo. he told advertisers at the cannes tron— told advertisers at the cannes lion festival— told advertisers at the cannes lion festival last— told advertisers at the cannes lion festival last week turns out— lion festival last week turns out tregnan— lion festival last week turns out meghan markle was not a great— out meghan markle was not a great autto— out meghan markle was not a great audio talent or necessarily- great audio talent or necessarily any kind of talent tuet— necessarily any kind of talent tuet teauee— necessarily any kind of talent just because you're famous toeen-t— just because you're famous toeen-t mate— just because you're famous doesn't make you great at eonetntng— doesn't make you great at eonetntng .— doesn't make you great at something . so- doesn't make you great at something . so what do you think something. so what do you think about— something. so what do you think about tnte— something. so what do you think about this one— something. so what do you think about this one as— something. so what do you think about this one as as one of nottywoot-e— about this one as as one of hollywood's most powerful eetetrtty— hollywood's most powerful celebrity agents launches a trutat— celebrity agents launches a brutal takedown in cannes? is he rtgnt— brutal takedown in cannes? is he rtgnt tnat— brutal takedown in cannes? is he right that meghan— brutal takedown in cannes? is he right that meghan lacks talent ? right that meghan lacks talent? dan right that meghan lacks talent? pan on— right that meghan lacks talent? pan on newe— right that meghan lacks talent? dan gb news .com vote in our pott— dan gb news .com vote in our pott at— dan gb news .com vote in our pott at on— dan gb news .com vote in our poll at gb news— dan gb news .com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. and to debate— poll at gb news on twitter. and to debate this— poll at gb news on twitter. and to debate this now, i'm joined by tne— to debate this now, i'm joined by the socialite— to debate this now, i'm joined by the socialite royal insider, taty— by the socialite royal insider, lady victoria— by the socialite royal insider, lady victoria harvey, and the eoetat— lady victoria harvey, and the social commentator , a defender social commentator, a defender of social commentator, a defender ot tarry— social commentator, a defender ot uarry ant— social commentator, a defender of harry and meghan, amy anzel. so of harry and meghan, amy anzel. so toot.— of harry and meghan, amy anzel. so toot. taty— of harry and meghan, amy anzel. so toot. taty. you— of harry and meghan, amy anzel. so look, lady, you know exactly now—

so look, lady, you know exactly now tne— so look, lady, you know exactly now tne us— so look, lady, you know exactly how the us talent— so look, lady, you know exactly how the us talent industry works . tregnan-e— how the us talent industry works . tregnan-e ette— how the us talent industry works . meghan's side could say this ztnner— . meghan's side could say this ztnner te— . meghan's side could say this zimmer is just— . meghan's side could say this zimmer is just jealous because he zimmer is just jealous because ne ue— zimmer is just jealous because ne uta— zimmer is just jealous because he runs uta united talent agency and he runs uta united talent agency ant ene-e— he runs uta united talent agency ant ene-e ant— he runs uta united talent agency and she's and she's— he runs uta united talent agency and she's and she's signed to tne— and she's and she's signed to tne tug— and she's and she's signed to tne ttg twat.— and she's and she's signed to the big rival. but— and she's and she's signed to the big rival. but actually, toeen-t— the big rival. but actually, toeen-t ne— the big rival. but actually, doesn't he have a point? because ene-e— doesn't he have a point? because ene-e nat— doesn't he have a point? because she's had three— doesn't he have a point? because she's had three years to show tnat— she's had three years to show tnat ene-e— she's had three years to show tnat ene-e got— she's had three years to show that she's got the— she's had three years to show that she's got the talent to taunen — that she's got the talent to taunen a— that she's got the talent to launch a successful podcast or tv launch a successful podcast or w enow— launch a successful podcast or w enow or— launch a successful podcast or tv show or series— launch a successful podcast or tv show or series or charity protect— tv show or series or charity protect .— tv show or series or charity proteet . ant— tv show or series or charity project . and actually she's done project. and actually she's done notntng— project. and actually she's done notntng .— project. and actually she's done notntng . so— project. and actually she's done nothing . so where— project. and actually she's done nothing . so where is the talent? nothing. so where is the talent? i nothing. so where is the talent? r tent— nothing. so where is the talent? r tent to— nothing. so where is the talent? r tent to agree— nothing. so where is the talent? i tend to agree with him, lady. i tend to agree with him, lady. r port— i tend to agree with him, lady. r eort ot— i tend to agree with him, lady. r port at agree— i tend to agree with him, lady. i sort of agree with— i tend to agree with him, lady. i sort of agree with him.- i sort of agree with him. i think with her it's just like a lot of talk. it's a lot of press coverage about their next project , what they're going to project, what they're going to do. and then it just kind of fizzles out. so she's got a tatent— fizzles out. so she's got a tatent tor— fizzles out. so she's got a talent for being- fizzles out. so she's got a talent for being a- �*" so she's got a talent for being a victim. wrett — talent for being a victim. wrett trott— talent for being a victim. well. well that— talent for being a victim. well. well that is- talent for being a victim. well. well that is part- talent for being a victim. well. well that is part of it. but it's like this this thing of like, they're so busy and they're doing this project and this project, but they never really happened, do they? and do you think got any talent? you think she's got any talent? i really see much talent i don't really see much talent there, you? i mean, i never there, do you? i mean, i never heard of her before. she dated

prince i think prince harry, and i don't think most people i mean, that most people did. i mean, that show was not a huge sort of show was not like a huge sort of international iconic show. it was, you know, obviously some people watched but i don't people watched it, but i don't know anyone that watched that show. mean, she was on show. yeah i mean, she was on eute— show. yeah i mean, she was on eutte. r— show. yeah i mean, she was on eutte. r eaw— show. yeah i mean, she was on eutte. r a— show. yeah i mean, she was on suits. i saw a couple- show. yeah i mean, she was on suits. i saw a couple of- suits. i saw a couple of epteotee— suits. i saw a couple of episodes of— suits. i saw a couple of episodes of it- suits. i saw a couple of episodes of it sort of played nereett. — episodes of it sort of played nereett. r— episodes of it sort of played herself. i mean,— episodes of it sort of played herself. i mean, it's sort of an aeage— herself. i mean, it's sort of an age ttte— herself. i mean, it's sort of an average like series. it's not a orat— average like series. it's not a trat tren— average like series. it's not a trat tren- rte— average like series. it's not a mad men. it's not— average like series. it's not a mad men. it's not a breaking bad tntng—ner— mad men. it's not a breaking bad tntng—ner tetng- thing, is now with her being tregnan— thing, is now with her being tregnan-ant- thing, is now with her being meghan-and so- thing, is now with her being meghan and so known as meghan markle and so known as this meghan markle and so known as we pereona— meghan markle and so known as tnte pereona r— meghan markle and so known as this persona, i think it will be reatty— this persona, i think it will be reatty natt— this persona, i think it will be really hard for— this persona, i think it will be really hard for her to step into a rote— really hard for her to step into a rote ant— really hard for her to step into a rote ant ptay— really hard for her to step into a role and play an acting role . a role and play an acting role. i a role and play an acting role. r mean— a role and play an acting role. r reatty— a role and play an acting role. i mean, really simple question, you— i mean, really simple question, you know.— i mean, really simple question, you know. te— i mean, really simple question, you know, is this— i mean, really simple question, you know, is this guy being untan— you know, is this guy being unfair? does— you know, is this guy being unfair? does meghan markle have tatent— unfair? does meghan markle have tatent e — unfair? does meghan markle have tatent e un— unfair? does meghan markle have talent ? uh, well,— unfair? does meghan markle have talent ? uh, well, first- unfair? does meghan markle have talent? " �*" unfair? does meghan markle have talent ? " �*" talent? uh, well, first of all, it's an extreme bad taste for an agent to speak publicly, negatively about your own talent or someone else's talent. it's just wrong. well, it's unprecedented, isn't it? this doesn't really happen.- unprecedented, isn't it? this doesn't really happen. - 3.33: . fl this doesn't really happen. . unprecedented, isn't it? this doesn't really happen. it was wrong— doesn't really happen. it was wrong .— doesn't really happen. it was wrong . parrot.— doesn't really happen. it was wrong , period. whether it was wrong, period. whether it was a dig at rmt . well, i don't know. dig at rmt. well, i don't know. but he shouldn't have done that in the first place. but is it

true? absolutely not. i think talent does she extremely talented. first of all, as an actress in la, it's hard to book one show, let alone several jobs. so she got sued. it's tough. yeah. no, it is. it is tough. yeah. no, it is. it is tough. it's really tough. she was a big break. yes. she's not a nepo baby. she's simply auditioned, got the job. and that's impressive. as you say, talent for being an actor. the issue is she she said that- g a" f the issue is she she said that she's turnet— issue is she she said that she's turnet ner— issue is she she said that she's turned her back— issue is she she said that she's turned her back on— issue is she she said that she's turned her back on acting for goot. — turned her back on acting for goot. sne— turned her back on acting for good. she doesn't want to do tnat— good. she doesn't want to do tnat now— good. she doesn't want to do that now, but— good. she doesn't want to do that now, but so— good. she doesn't want to do that now, but so what's her tatent— that now, but so what's her talent outside _ that now, but so what's her talent outside of acting? tteten— talent outside of acting? tteten. r— talent outside of acting? listen, i also— talent outside of acting? listen, i also see- talent outside of acting? listen, i also see her- talent outside of acting? listen, i also see her as a businesswoman , as an businesswoman, as an entrepreneur. before she came. she's made a lot of money now. a lot she's made a lot of money now. a tot ot— she's made a lot of money now. a tot ot noney — she's made a lot of money now. a tot ot money r— she's made a lot of money now. a lot of money. i mean,- she's made a lot of money now. a lot of money. " e lot of money. i mean, it's pretty incredible. as a fellow businesswoman , i actually really businesswoman, i actually really respect her. i just the respect her. i mean, just the taoiseach blog alone making respect her. i mean, just the taokaach blog alone making respect her. i mean, just the taok ach blog alone making respect her. i mean, just the taok a year.)g alone making respect her. i mean, just the taok a year. that'ste making respect her. i mean, just the taok a year. that's nothingiaking respect her. i mean, just the taok a year. that's nothing toing 80 k a year. that's nothing to sneeze at. but okay, that's a tarr— sneeze at. but okay, that's a tatr potnt— sneeze at. but okay, that's a tatr potnt .— sneeze at. but okay, that's a fair point , isn't— sneeze at. but okay, that's a fair point , isn't it?- but okay, that's a fair point , isn't it? has she fair point, isn't it? has she not— fair point, isn't it? has she not enown— fair point, isn't it? has she not shown that— fair point, isn't it? has she not shown that she has a talent to ewtntte— not shown that she has a talent to swindle people— not shown that she has a talent to swindle people out of their nttttonee— to swindle people out of their nttttonee r— to swindle people out of their millions? i say— to swindle people out of their millions? i say that's kind of entrepreneurial— millions? i say that's kind of entrepreneurial . millions? i say that's kind of entrepreneurial. millions? i say that's kind of entrepreneurial . millions? i say that's kind of

entrepreneurial. streak is a great— entrepreneurial. streak is a great networker gold digger . i great networker gold digger. i wouldn't say gold digger, but networker for sure . that is a networker for sure. that is a talent. she's good at deceiving people . i wouldn't say people. i wouldn't say deceiving. imean people. i wouldn't say deceiving. i mean , what do you deceiving. i mean, what do you mate— deceiving. i mean, what do you mate ot— deceiving. i mean, what do you make of this?— deceiving. i mean, what do you make of this? this— deceiving. i mean, what do you make of this? this bill- 3: . g i mean, what do you make of this? this bill simmons, wno— make of this? this bill simmons, wno ue— make of this? this bill simmons, who runs podcasts_ make of this? this bill simmons, who runs podcasts at spotify, teeertttng— who runs podcasts at spotify, describing her— who runs podcasts at spotify, describing her as— who runs podcasts at spotify, describing her as a grifter, wnten— describing her as a grifter, which effectively means that youre— which effectively means that you're some sort— which effectively means that you're some sort of small scale ewtnttere — you're some sort of small scale swindler? well,— you're some sort of small scale swindler? eunice swindler? well, ultimately, i think they made a massive mistake by agreeing to the deal. so maybe he's embarrassed and he's trying to push the blame on harry and meghan , when harry and meghan, when ultimately it was their fault for the deal. you say for making the deal. you say you'relbusinesswoman- for making the deal. you say you'relbusinesswoman .- r: you say you're businesswoman . yeah, you're a businesswoman. yeah, t hey— you're a businesswoman. yeah, tney-a— you're a businesswoman. yeah, tney-a contract— you're a businesswoman. yeah, they a contract with they had a contract with spotty. — they had a contract with spotty. tney— they had a contract with spotify. they did not fulfil tnetr— spotify. they did not fulfil their contractual obligations ant— their contractual obligations ant tne— their contractual obligations and the business pivoted . "er and the business pivoted. they just— and the business pivoted. they tuet tney— and the business pivoted. they tuet they eat.— and the business pivoted. they just they said, okay,— and the business pivoted. they just they said, okay, it hasn't been a great idea business wise. we're going to part ways. and that was very smart. but listen, meghan and harry have $100 million deal with netflix, so they're going to go where the money is. but it's all numbers. ttte— money is. but it's all numbers. ttte. r— money is. but it's all numbers. ttte. r ton-t— money is. but it's all numbers. like, i don't believe— ’“tit“ti;«t but it's all numbers. like, i don't believe they're gotng— like, i don't believe they're gotng-get- like, i don't believe they're ever going get paid that ever going to get paid that nuen. — ever going to get paid that nuen. to.— ever going to get paid that

much. no,-to. ever going to get paid thati much. no,-to get ever going to get paid that- much. no,-to get that much. no, because to get that amount of money, they actually have and have to fulfil the contract and they have to do like with netflix, they have to do so many different with them. different shows with them. i mean, slightly mean, maybe i mean slightly facetious, guess she does facetious, but i guess she does have a genuine talent of selling out her own. well, no, i was going to say of selling out her own family. yeah and her family. i own family. yeah and her family. t mean— own family. yeah and her family. i mean, because— own family. yeah and her family. i mean, because really- eat t/tiuit“ and her family. i mean, because really that's now— i mean, because really that's now ene-e— i mean, because really that's how she's made— i mean, because really that's how she's made the money. cr?“ i mean, because really that's how she's made the money. ca“ how she's made the money. can we just how she's made the money. can we tuetltoneet— how she's made the money. can we just. honest about— how she's made the money. can we just honest about it? she's. just be honest about it? she's. she's money for netflix she's made the money for netflix because was prepared sell because she was prepared to sell out the family and her own out the royal family and her own family. yeah. and that's why, as muon— family. yeah. and that's why, as nuenluarry— eat yeah. and that's why, as much harry complains, he much as harry complains, he etttt— much as harry complains, he still—children- much as harry complains, he still—children to. much as harry complains, hei still—children to be still wanted his children to be prtnee— still wanted his children to be prtnee ant— still wanted his children to be prince and princess, because he reatteee— prince and princess, because he reatteee tnat— prince and princess, because he realises that without that, tney-tt— realises that without that, tney-tt nave— realises that without that, they'll have nothing. won't they'll have nothing. they won't be they'll have nothing. they won't te—tney-re- be able to do what they're tong.— be able to do what they're tong-know- be able to do what they're tong-know .- be able to do what they're doing. know , beautiful doing. you know, beautiful woman, stunned doing. you know, beautiful- woman,-stunned thing. i woman, though, stunned thing. i just woman, though, stunned thing. i tuet tttnt— woman, though, stunned thing. i tuet tttnt ete— woman, though, stunned thing. i just think she knows— woman, though, stunned thing. just think she knows exactly what she's doing. she's networking all over the place. no contacts , make contracts, as no contacts, make contracts, as they say . and i think she's they say. and i think she's great at it and a lot of people can learn from her skill set. actually, i think she's doing a great job networking, getting around, joking . i think she's a

around, joking. i think she's a great job. amy. no, no, no. sorry. great job. amy. no, no, no. sorry. twe— great job. amy. no, no, no. sorry. we got— great job. amy. no, no, no. sorry. i've got to- great job. amy. no, no, no. sorry. i've got to pull- 3 ' no, no, no. sorry. i've got to pull you up on tnat— sorry. i've got to pull you up on that thing.— sorry. i've got to pull you up on that thing. i— sorry. i've got to pull you up on that thing. i actually think pregnan— on that thing. i actually think tregnan te— on that thing. i actually think meghan is such— on that thing. i actually think meghan is such a bad role model. ornate— meghan is such a bad role model. wnate en— meghan is such a bad role model. wnate en eartn— meghan is such a bad role model. what? on earth can— meghan is such a bad role model. what? on earth can young people tearn— what? on earth can young people tearn tron — what? on earth can young people learn from her?— what? on earth can young people learn from her? what learn from her learn from her? what learn from net tnat— learn from her? what learn from net tnat tt— learn from her? what learn from net tnat tt you— learn from her? what learn from her that if you chuck all of your— her that if you chuck all of your wood— her that if you chuck all of your blood relatives under the pue— your blood relatives under the bus r— your blood relatives under the tue . tt— your blood relatives under the tue . tt you— your blood relatives under the bus , if you screw— your blood relatives under the bus , if you screw over an entire bus, if you screw over an entire country.— bus, if you screw over an entire country. tt— bus, if you screw over an entire country. tt you— bus, if you screw over an entire country. tt you tre— bus, if you screw over an entire country, if you lie about racism, claims- country, if you lie about racism, claims that you can eueeeet— racism, claims that you can eueeeet e— racism, claims that you can eueeeet e t— racism, claims that you can succeed ? i mean, how is she succeed? i mean, how is she a rote— succeed? i mean, how is she a rote notet— succeed? i mean, how is she a rote notet e — succeed? i mean, how is she a rote notet e t— succeed? i mean, how is she a role model ? i think- succeed? i mean, how is she a role model ? role model? i think well, listen, i think there's lots of other things that women can look up to in meghan markle . look up to in meghan markle. look what she's made. listen, a lot of people want to climb that ladden of people want to climb that ladder. socio economically and she's done a great job of it. she's gotten everything she wanted. she probably said, i wanted. she probably said, i want to marry prince harry. i want to marry prince harry. i want to marry prince harry. i want to make a mil several million. i want to live in a mansion in montecito. and there she fulfilling. she's she is, fulfilling. she's probably of self—help probably read a lot of self—help books and gotten to where she wanted to go. and that is what a lot people want to do. and lot of people want to do. and also nowadays, there's so much to for content creation to be said for content creation . had 3 million followers, . she had 3 million followers, but she hasn't done it. but

maybe she has . she will. maybe she has. she will. content creator ari emanuel totng— content creator ari emanuel totng tnat. — content creator ari emanuel totng tnat. t— content creator ari emanuel doing that. ac doing that. i think she will. and ari emanuel have a tv career who was one of the biggest agents in hollywood. they call him a hollywood mogul. he signed her. he's not going to make a stupid decision and sign her for no reason. you say she's going to nave— no reason. you say she's going to nave to— no reason. you say she's going to nave to go— no reason. you say she's going to have to go back— no reason. you say she's going to have to go back to- “ you say she's going to have to go back to being an ant— to have to go back to being an ant ene— to have to go back to being an and she probably— to have to go back to being an and she probably plans to. i tttnt— and she probably plans to. i tttnt one-e— and she probably plans to. i think she's going— and she probably plans to. i think she's going to- and she probably plans to. i think she's going to go- and she probably plans to. i think she's going to go back to being an influencer. great idea. there's not going to be any roles her. she's not going roles for her. she's not going to i don't think to she you know, i don't think he signed her for her acting ability. actually. he signed her for ability. actually. he signed her tor tarant— e eat actually. he signed her for brand partnerships and also for brand partnerships and also tor tv— for brand partnerships and also tor tv ant— for brand partnerships and also for tv and production deals, not for tv and production deals, not tor-. — for tv and production deals, not tor-. tne— for tv and production deals, not for-. the problem- for tv and production deals, not for-. the problem is- for tv and production deals, noti for-. the problem is with for acting. the problem is with brands, though, because cause of the backlash that they it's the backlash that they get, it's going dangerous going to be super dangerous for brands to get attached to them. ultimately, he wouldn't have etgnet— ultimately, he wouldn't have etgnet ner— ultimately, he wouldn't have etgnet ner tt— ultimately, he wouldn't have signed her if he— ultimately, he wouldn't have signed her if he see signed her if he didn't see massive dollar figures. so i tttnt— massive dollar figures. so i tttnt-anu— massive dollar figures. so i think and netflix. all think spotify and netflix. all right. so but he signs her after i mean i think things went sour short term . i just don't see short term. i just don't see longevity in it. i just you

know, i think he does is he's not he's not a stupid man. he's a good businessman, a- a good businessman, a billionaire— a good businessman, a billionaire .— a good businessman, a billionaire . yeah. / a good businessman, a- billionaire . yeah. yeah. i mean, billionaire. yeah. yeah. i mean, he definitely was. i don't know any more, but, you know, even with netflix , i think it will with netflix, i think it will keep going for a few years and then they'll just burn out. and i there's so many more i think there's so many more deals guaranteed. okay, deals to come guaranteed. okay, lady victoria harvey,— deals to come guaranteed. okay, lady victoria harvey, amy- dc. okay, lady victoria harvey, amy and zett— lady victoria harvey, amy and zett .— lady victoria harvey, amy and zett . tnant— lady victoria harvey, amy and zell , thank you— lady victoria harvey, amy and zell , thank you both so much. zell, thank you both so much. out— zell, thank you both so much. tut wno— zell, thank you both so much. tut who to— zell, thank you both so much. tut who to you— zell, thank you both so much. but who do you agree- zell, thank you both so much. but who do you agree with is the celebrity agent jeremy zimmer, right. that meghan markle lacks talent? from kirk via talent? well from kirk via twitter, he says, yes, she's a failed actress, which shows a lack of talent. where would she be now if she hadn't married the traitor ? oh. oh, from dino . so traitor? oh. oh, from dino. so this is a bit harsh. traitor? oh. oh, from dino. so this is a bit harsh . i heard she this is a bit harsh. i heard she was a decent b—list actress. i actually think that's a fair point . yeah, that's. that's what point. yeah, that's. that's what she was. that's what she was before she married harry. and as lady v says, not many of us have actually heard of her. from actually heard of her. and from dawn, not talent, dawn, she lacks not only talent, but insight, integrity, kindness, personality and longevity. else? dawn longevity. anything else? dawn she'll of this marriage

she'll be out of this marriage faster a sprinter off the faster than a sprinter off the starting blocks, and all will be blamed . formed on her husband . blamed. formed on her husband. your verdict is now in. 88% of you say that celebrity agent jeremy zimmer is right to say that. meghan markle lacks talent. of say he's talent. just 12% of you say he's wrong . now, coming up, more of wrong. now, coming up, more of that assessment of meghan's lack of talent. as i'm joined by meghan kelly, who weighs in with some explosive analysis of her own and answers where the netflix should follow spotify's lead toxic sussexes lead and drop the toxic sussexes meghan kelly is back very shortly. you don't want to miss it, but next, as lord frost launches a radical call to revive the fortunes of the failing conservative party under the disaster , leadership of the disaster, leadership of rishi sunak is the former brexit minister right that the party must slash taxes, halt the rush to net zero and hold a referendum on the european convention of human rights? or does the conservative party need to lose to become conservative again? my superstar panel to return that in just a few

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apple and android or head straight to gb news .com . straight to gb news .com. nigel farage on the way. but first, us netta— farage on the way. but first, us media superstar— 3 “ct“ but first, us media superstar meghan kelly. ant— media superstar meghan kelly. ant wnen— media superstar meghan kelly. and when harry— media superstar meghan kelly. and when harry and meghan announced their— and when harry and meghan announced their spotify deal was eaneettet— announced their spotify deal was cancelled after— announced their spotify deal was cancelled after a— announced their spotify deal was cancelled after a mutual agreement— cancelled after a mutual agreement to— cancelled after a mutual agreement to part ways earlier ttte— agreement to part ways earlier we nontn— agreement to part ways earlier this month, they— agreement to part ways earlier this month, they probably didn't expect— this month, they probably didn't expect spotty-e— this month, they probably didn't expect spotify's head of podcast

tnnowatton— expect spotify's head of podcast innovation, bill— expect spotify's head of podcast innovation, bill simmons, to out— innovation, bill simmons, to come out and— innovation, bill simmons, to come out and slam their contribution— come out and slam their contribution to- come out and slam their contribution to the project. but tnat-e— contribution to the project. but tnat-e exaetty— contribution to the project. but that's exactly what he did with a noet— that's exactly what he did with a noet ot— that's exactly what he did with a host of famous— that's exactly what he did with a host of famous following a host of famous faces following his a host of famous faces following nte-tn— a host of famous faces following nte-tn expoetng— a host of famous faces following his-in exposing the- his lead in exposing the shameless— his lead in exposing the shameless sussexes which had teen— shameless sussexes which had been involved— shameless sussexes which had been involved in— shameless sussexes which had been involved in the meghan and harry— been involved in the meghan and nary-spotty— been involved in the meghan and harry spotify negotiation harry leave spotify negotiation . tne— harry leave spotify negotiation . the grifters.— harry leave spotify negotiation . the grifters. that's- harry leave spotify negotiation . the grifters. that's the podcast we should have launched with them. i think harry's a ttte— with them. i think harry's a ttte ny— with them. i think harry's a ttte ny ttte— with them. i think harry's a like my life was— with them. i think harry's a like my life was so- i think harry's a like my life was so hard. twerytoty— like my life was so hard. everybody life - like my life was so hard. everybody life is hard. yeah you tne— everybody life is hard. yeah you were the prince— everybody life is hard. yeah you were the prince of— everybody life is hard. yeah you were the prince of a country who treeeet— were the prince of a country who treeeet up— were the prince of a country who treeeet up ae— were the prince of a country who treeeet up ae a— were the prince of a country who dressed up as a and now you're trytng— dressed up as a and now you're trytng to— dressed up as a and now you're trytng to tone— dressed up as a and now you're trying to come back as the pope. tattoo— trying to come back as the pope. tattee anu— trying to come back as the pope. ladies and gentlemen— trying to come back as the pope. ladies and gentlemen ,- trying to come back as the pope. ladies and gentlemen , i- trying to come back as the pope. ladies and gentlemen , i could do ladies and gentlemen, i could do 12 episodes in my sleep . aslef 12 episodes in my sleep. aslef 12 episodes in my sleep. aslef 12 episodes, 20 million islands . and most recently , one of . and most recently, one of nottywoot-e— and most recently, one of hollywood's most influential tatent— hollywood's most influential talent agents,— hollywood's most influential talent agents, jeremy zimmer, the talent agents, jeremy zimmer, tne enter— talent agents, jeremy zimmer, the chief executive of united tatent— the chief executive of united tatent agency— the chief executive of united talent agency responsible for nanagtng— talent agency responsible for nanagtng tne— talent agency responsible for managing the careers of mariah carey.— managing the careers of mariah carey. tatte— managing the careers of mariah carey, paris hilton— managing the careers of mariah carey, paris hilton and lizzo, ttaetet— carey, paris hilton and lizzo, blasted. turns— carey, paris hilton and lizzo, blasted. turns out meghan markle was blasted. turns out meghan markle not— blasted. turns out meghan markle not a— blasted. turns out meghan markle not a great— blasted. turns out meghan markle was not a great audio talent or neeeeeartty— was not a great audio talent or neeeeeartty any— was not a great audio talent or necessarily any kind talent. necessarily any kind of talent. ruet— necessarily any kind of talent. tuet teauee— necessarily any kind of talent. just because famous just because you're famous toeen-t— just because you're famous toeen-t mate— just because you're famous doesn't make you great at

eonetntng. — doesn't make you great at something. so— doesn't make you great at something. so with their $100 ntttton— something. so with their $100 million netflix— something. so with their $100 million netflix deal now under the million netflix deal now under tne-.— million netflix deal now under g..._, tne— million netflix deal now under the-, the sussexes. million netflix deal now under the , the sussexes may the spotlight, the sussexes may just the spotlight, the sussexes may tuet te— the spotlight, the sussexes may just be sweating— the spotlight, the sussexes may just be sweating over their proteeeton— just be sweating over their profession futures. meghan kelly eootneee— profession futures. meghan kelly goodness gracious— profession futures. meghan kelly goodness gracious me, it's eottapeet— goodness gracious me, it's eottapeet .— goodness gracious me, it's collapsed . it's— goodness gracious me, it's collapsed . it's collapsed . e collapsed. it's collapsed. it's wonuertut— collapsed. it's collapsed. it's wonderful to _ collapsed. it's collapsed. it's wonderful to see— collapsed. it's collapsed. it's wonderful to see that there are just deserts . it's that these just deserts. it's that these two— just deserts. it's that these two wntny. — just deserts. it's that these two whiny, lazy— : it's that these two whiny, lazy losers have outet— two whiny, lazy losers have outed themselves to the world. tne — outed themselves to the world. tne tntng— outed themselves to the world. tne tntng tnat— outed themselves to the world. the thing that bothers me the noet— the thing that bothers me the noet atout— the thing that bothers me the most about all— the thing that bothers me the most about all of— the thing that bothers me the most about all of it and the t— most about all of it and the reason i celebrate this news is tney— reason i celebrate this news is tney ton-t— reason i celebrate this news is they don't want— reason i celebrate this news is they don't want to _ reason i celebrate this news is they don't want to work hard. tnat-e— they don't want to work hard. we teen— they don't want to work hard. that's been at— they don't want to work hard. that's been at the heart of tnetr— that's been at the heart of their troubles— that's been at the heart of their troubles from the tegtnntng— their troubles from the beginning. that's more than half the beginning. that's more than half tne eaeo— beginning. that's more than half the reason they— beginning. that's more than half the reason they left the royal tantty— the reason they left the royal rantty. tney— the reason they left the royal family. they didn't want to do the family. they didn't want to do tne wort.— family. they didn't want to do tne wort. tney— family. they didn't want to do the work. they only wanted all the work. they only wanted all tne—tney— the work. they only wanted alli tne—tney-want the accolades. they didn't want to go— the accolades. they didn't want to go-rttton— the accolades. they didn't want to go ribbon cutting to go to the ribbon cutting ceremonies— to go to the ribbon cutting ceremonies .— to go to the ribbon cutting ceremonies . they only wanted to ceremonies. they only wanted to we—tewete- ceremonies. they only wanted to w—eatewete .- ceremonies. they only wanted to wear—jewels . and- ceremonies. they only wanted to wear jewels . and by wear the crown jewels. and by tney— wear the crown jewels. and by tney t— wear the crown jewels. and by tney t ea— wear the crown jewels. and by they i mean-he's- wear the crown jewels. and by they i mean he's been a they i mean her. and he's been a hot they i mean her. and he's been a not-tor— they i mean her. and he's been a not-tor a— they i mean her. and he's been a not-tor a-tong- they i mean her. and he's been a hot-for a-long time.i hot mess for a long, long time. treeettng— hot mess for a long, long time. preceding-and— hot mess for a long, long time. preceding-and so- hot mess for a long, long time. preceding and so now they preceding her. and so now they get tnto— preceding her. and so now they get tnto wnat— preceding her. and so now they get into what really my get into what is really my tuetneee— get into what is really my business, podcasting and reattee— business, podcasting and reatteetyou— business, podcasting and realise, you know what, it's

natt— realise, you know what, it's nart .— realise, you know what, it's nart . tt— realise, you know what, it's hard . it actually- realise, you know what, it's hard . it actually takes hard hard. it actually takes hard wort. — hard. it actually takes hard wort. tney— hard. it actually takes hard work. they just— hard. it actually takes hard work. they just thought they'd be numero— work. they just thought they'd be number one— work. they just thought they'd be number one and they wouldn't tate— be number one and they wouldn't nate to— be number one and they wouldn't nate to to— be number one and they wouldn't have to do much.— be number one and they wouldn't have to do much. and it looked tnt— have to do much. and it looked ttnt ot— have to do much. and it looked ttnt ot ttte— have to do much. and it looked kind of like kind— have to do much. and it looked kind of like kind of sexy teauee— kind of like kind of sexy because-be. kind of like kind of sexyi because-be on kind of like kind of sexy- because-be on camera because you could be on camera or-eoutt— because you could be on camera or-eoutt te— because you could be on camera or-eoutt be on— because you could be on camera or could be on audio and or you could be on audio and peopte— or you could be on audio and peopte woutt— or you could be on audio and people would listen to you and tney— people would listen to you and tney tount— people would listen to you and they found out— people would listen to you and they found out the hard way. you aetuatty—tee- they found out the hard way. you actually _yes some| actually have to work. yes some tatent— actually have to work. yes some talent-required,— actually have to work. yes some talent required, but it's the talent is required, but it's the natt— talent is required, but it's the tart wort— talent is required, but it's the hard work that— talent is required, but it's the hard work that makes the difference— hard work that makes the difference .— hard work that makes the difference . you know, i know difference. you know, i know you,— difference. you know, i know you pan.— difference. you know, i know you. pan ttte— difference. you know, i know you, dan, like me, we get up earty— you, dan, like me, we get up earty. we— you, dan, like me, we get up earty. we wort— you, dan, like me, we get up early, we work all- you, dan, like me, we get up early, we work all day long. rte— early, we work all day long. tt-e not— early, we work all day long. tt-e not tuet— early, we work all day long. it's not just the— early, we work all day long. it's not just the hour that youe— it's not just the hour that you're on-air.- it's not just the hour that you're on air. it's not just you're on the air. it's not just tne—t- you're on the air. it's not just tne—t to- you're on the air. it's not just tne—t to nyl you're on the air. it's not just- the_| do my show. the two hours that i do my show. it's the two hours that i do my show. tt-e att— the two hours that i do my show. tt-e at day— the two hours that i do my show. tt-e at day. tou— the two hours that i do my show. it's all day. you have to follow tne— it's all day. you have to follow tne newe— it's all day. you have to follow the news updates. _ it's all day. you have to follow the news updates. you have to tottow— the news updates. you have to tottow tne— the news updates. you have to follow the latest— the news updates. you have to follow the latest tweak in the tntornatton— information that you study the notntng. — information that you study the notntng. tne— information that you study the morning. the morning's news may nave— morning. the morning's news may nave-tnrown— morning. the morning's news may nave-tnrown out— morning. the morning's news may have thrown out because have to get thrown out because eonetntng— have to get thrown out because something happens. have something else happens. you have to-eertatn— something else happens. you have to-certain-with- to sacrifice certain times with your—tttentel to sacrifice certain times with. your—friends and your family and your friends and your—nave— your plans. you have to prtortttee— your plans. you have to prioritise your- your plans. you have to- prioritise your-your prioritise your show in your ant— prioritise your show in your news and commitment to your news and your commitment to your auttenee —wno- news and your commitment to your auttenee—wno tol audience. and only those who do tnat— audience. and only those who do tnat-eueeeet— audience. and only those who do that-succeed in— audience. and only those who do that-succeed in this- that will succeed in this tuetneee — that will succeed in this business. they found out that will succeed in this- business. .they found out the business. and they found out the natt— business. and they found out the tart-you— business. and they found out the hard _you cannot- business. and they found out the hard you cannot just hard way that you cannot just pnone— hard way that you cannot just pnoneltn.— hard way that you cannot just pnoneltn. so— hard way that you cannot just phone in. so that's number phone it in. so that's number -to— phone it in. so that's number one.-to see it- phone it in. so that's number one. to see it happen one. i love to see it happen wnen— one. i love to see it happen wnen tney-re — one. i love to see it happen when they're being outed by tnetr— when they're being outed by tnetr-etatt— when they're being outed by their-staff-their- when they're being outed by their staff their own their own staff and their own eopanee— their own staff and their own companies shocked by the companies as shocked by the aount— companies as shocked by the

aount ot— companies as shocked by the amount of work— companies as shocked by the amount of work that meghan tnat-e— amount of work that meghan tnat-e wnat— amount of work that meghan that's what that's what's really eurprteet— that's what that's what's really surprised—right? i surprised me, though, right? taue— surprised me, though, right? taue you— surprised me, though, right? because you know— surprised me, though, right? because you know how- surprised me, though, right? because you know how hollywood works. it is the fakest works. okay? it is the fakest industry . and usually people industry. and usually people backstab, right? so they say in public, oh, we really loved this person. but, you know, we had creative differences, whatever. but actually with harry and meghan, there's like a real visceral negativity coming out and it feels like there's been a change since the bill simmons comment. is it almost like other executives , other celebrities executives, other celebrities now feel that they can be honest about harry and meghan too, whereas in the past they had to pretend that they liked them . pretend that they liked them. that's i think you're on to eonetntng— that's i think you're on to something there. but i also tntnt— something there. but i also tntnt tnat— something there. but i also think that when they first etartet— think that when they first started painting themselves as wetne— started painting themselves as ttettne ant— started painting themselves as victims and she— started painting themselves as victims and she played the race eart— victims and she played the race tart-ne— victims and she played the race tart-ne-tne- victims and she played the race card he the mental card and he played the mental neattn— card and he played the mental neattn-tne— card and he played the mental health the natural health card, the natural inclination— health card, the natural inclination is- health card, the natural inclination is to, whoa, okay, be inclination is to, whoa, okay, tte earetut— inclination is to, whoa, okay, be careful. that— inclination is to, whoa, okay, be careful. that could be true . be careful. that could be true. i be careful. that could be true. t ton-t— be careful. that could be true. t ton-t want— be careful. that could be true. i don't want to— be careful. that could be true. i don't want to be— be careful. that could be true. i don't want to be the person wno— i don't want to be the person who doubted— i don't want to be the person who doubted that. and then come you know.— who doubted that. and then come you know. wno— who doubted that. and then come you know, who knows? like the uottywoot— you know, who knows? like the hollywood instinct would be to be

hollywood instinct would be to te eenetttte— hollywood instinct would be to be sensitive toward those attegattone— be sensitive toward those allegations .— be sensitive toward those allegations . so don't be the allegations. so don't be the peeon— allegations. so don't be the person challenging them. and but tney-te— person challenging them. and but tney-te-tone— person challenging them. and but tney-te-tone tt— person challenging them. and but they've done it often in they've just done it so often in tnat— they've just done it so often in tnat eten— they've just done it so often in that even hollywood has caught on. that even hollywood has caught tnere— that even hollywood has caught tnere wae— that even hollywood has caught on. there was a— that even hollywood has caught on. there was a takedown in an ottenoot— on. there was a takedown in an ottenoot ot— on. there was a takedown in an offshoot of new— on. there was a takedown in an offshoot of new york magazine tuet— offshoot of new york magazine tuet a— offshoot of new york magazine tuet a rew— offshoot of new york magazine tuet a tew taye— offshoot of new york magazine just a few days ago that i was enoetet— just a few days ago that i was enoetet to— just a few days ago that i was shocked to see— just a few days ago that i was shocked to see even the left wtng— shocked to see even the left wing publication , cnns are wing publication, cnns are nttttng— wing publication, cnns are nttttng tnen— wing publication, cnns are hitting them .— wing publication, cnns are hitting them . and we saw the hitting them. and we saw the tran— hitting them. and we saw the ttatt street— hitting them. and we saw the wall street journal piece teetartng— wall street journal piece declaring them as a couple, as a eonneretat— declaring them as a couple, as a commercial couple,— declaring them as a couple, as a commercial couple, a total flop. ant— commercial couple, a total flop. ant tnat-e— commercial couple, a total flop. and that's the _ commercial couple, a total flop. and that's the right wing. but neree— and that's the right wing. but nere-e tne— and that's the right wing. but here's the left— and that's the right wing. but here's the left wing calling tnen — here's the left wing calling tnen out— here's the left wing calling them out for— here's the left wing calling them out for they can't get anytntng— them out for they can't get anything going— them out for they can't get anything going and no one has anything going and no one has any tntereet— anything going and no one has any interest in— anything going and no one has any interest in them. and potnttng— any interest in them. and potnttng out— any interest in them. and pointing out that unless they tate— pointing out that unless they have another— pointing out that unless they have another chapter about the oneeireatty— have another chapter about the ones-really care— have another chapter about the ones really care about, the ones we really care about, the ettttng— ones we really care about, the ettttng royate— ones we really care about, the ettttng royate .— ones we really care about, the sitting royals , then they're out sitting royals, then they're out of sitting royals, then they're out ot trtete— sitting royals, then they're out of tricks because _ sitting royals, then they're out of tricks because we only care about— of tricks because we only care about ten — of tricks because we only care about them to— of tricks because we only care about them to the— of tricks because we only care about them to the extent they're an ottenoot— about them to the extent they're an offshoot of— about them to the extent they're an offshoot of the— about them to the extent they're an offshoot of the actual royate.— an offshoot of the actual royate. uet— an offshoot of the actual royals. her series pearl, that got— royals. her series pearl, that got axet— royals. her series pearl, that got axed because no one had actuat— got axed because no one had actual interest— got axed because no one had actual interest in— got axed because no one had actual interest in it. the etortee— actual interest in it. the stories about— actual interest in it. the stories about harry and his ateotute— stories about harry and his absolute obtuse attempts to cast ntneett— absolute obtuse attempts to cast ntneett ae— absolute obtuse attempts to cast ntneett t— absolute obtuse attempts to cast himself as, i guess,— absolute obtuse attempts to cast himself as, i guess, the next epran— himself as, i guess, the next opran ne— himself as, i guess, the next

oprah he wanted— himself as, i guess, the next oprah he wanted to interview vtattntr— oprah he wanted to interview vladimir putin— oprah he wanted to interview vladimir putin about his childhood— vladimir putin about his childhood trauma . de—man i can't childhood trauma. de—man i can't . tow.— childhood trauma. de—man i can't . tow. youte— childhood trauma. de—man i can't . now, you've interviewed- childhood trauma. de—man i can't . now, you've interviewed putin, right? you've interviewed putin. you don't interview him about his childhood trauma, do you ? his childhood trauma, do you? okay. all right. but vlad, the canteen— okay. all right. but vlad, the canteen ot— okay. all right. but vlad, the chances of vladimir putin tatttng— chances of vladimir putin talking about— chances of vladimir putin talking about his childhood traua— talking about his childhood trauma are about the same canteen— trauma are about the same eaneeen ot— trauma are about the same chances of him _ trauma are about the same chances of him giving up power teauee— chances of him giving up power because someone— chances of him giving up power because someone didn't like his war because someone didn't like his tn— because someone didn't like his war in ukraine.— because someone didn't like his war in ukraine. the man doesn't operate— war in ukraine. the man doesn't operate ttte— war in ukraine. the man doesn't operate like that. _ war in ukraine. the man doesn't operate like that. my god, what eoutt— operate like that. my god, what eoutt ne— operate like that. my god, what eoutt ne te— operate like that. my god, what could he be thinking ? so i will could he be thinking? so i will say,— could he be thinking? so i will eat wnen— could he be thinking? so i will say, when interviewed him, say, when i interviewed him, i ttt— say, when i interviewed him, i art-tn— say, when i interviewed him, i ttt-tn one— say, when i interviewed him, i did in one question that did squeeze in one question that went— did squeeze in one question that wentltottowe— did squeeze in one question that went follows what's with all went as follows what's with all the went as follows what's with all tne—ant- went as follows what's with all tne—ant tnatl the shirtless photos and that a tun— the shirtless photos and that was a fun moment. but harry, harry.— was a fun moment. but harry, harry. wnat— was a fun moment. but harry, tarry. wnat-ne— was a fun moment. but harry, harry, what he say? own harry, what did he say? own eyee— harry, what did he say? own eyee-ne— harry, what did he say? own eyee-ne eart- harry, what did he say? own eyes.-he said, i- harry, what did he say? own eyes. he said, i give the eyes. and he said, i give the peopte— eyes. and he said, i give the peopte wnat— eyes. and he said, i give the people what they want . but harry people what they want. but harry onty— people what they want. but harry onty tntnte— people what they want. but harry only thinks we're— people what they want. but harry only thinks we're interested in tnat— only thinks we're interested in tnat trap— only thinks we're interested in that crap because— only thinks we're interested in that crap because he is. because tnat-e— that crap because he is. because tnat-e nte— that crap because he is. because that's his world. _ that crap because he is. because that's his world. tutti“ . that's his world. well, it's all tee— that's his world. well, it's all he's got, doesn't he? it's all he's got, doesn't he? it's all he's got. blame everything on childhood trauma. that's harry's solution. i was really fascinated . did meghan, by the fascinated. did meghan, by the rejection in the brutal

rejection in the brutal rejection from taylor swift to meghan? so, meghan pens her one of her colleagues notes that she spent ages on and taylor doesn't even bother to respond. just gets her pr rep to say no treating. meghan markle as if she's any old tv interviewer or tabloid or magazine wanting to secure interview with taylor swift. what's that about? and doesit swift. what's that about? and does it actually show that american celebrities care more about the royal family than they do harry and meghan? because taylor's always been very proud of having this relationship with prince for example, prince william, for example, or work. that's that's work. well i think that's that's true sure. her loyalty is true for sure. her loyalty is not— true for sure. her loyalty is not wttn— true for sure. her loyalty is not with the _ .ti; ”ti: her loyalty is not with the sussexes , but she's not with the sussexes, but she's ateo— not with the sussexes, but she's ateo a— not with the sussexes, but she's ateo a tnt— not with the sussexes, but she's ateo a ttnt ot— not with the sussexes, but she's also a kind of american royalty. i also a kind of american royalty. t mean— also a kind of american royalty. i mean, we-have- also a kind of american royalty. i mean, we have royalty i mean, we don't have royalty over here. but— i mean, we don't have royalty over here. but taylor swift is in over here. but taylor swift is tn a— over here. but taylor swift is tn a teague— over here. but taylor swift is tn a teague ot— over here. but taylor swift is in a league of just a very small rew— in a league of just a very small tew. snee— in a league of just a very small few. she's10,000_ in a league of just a very small few. she's 10,000 times the etar. — few. she's 10,000 times the etar. tregnan— few. she's 10,000 times the star. meghan markle will ever be. ant— star. meghan markle will ever be. ant eo— star. meghan markle will ever be. ant eo tt— star. meghan markle will ever be. and so it would have been ettraorttnary— be. and so it would have been extraordinary for— be. and so it would have been extraordinary for her to sit wttn — extraordinary for her to sit with somebody- extraordinary for her to sit with somebody that beneath her. i with somebody that beneath her. t mean— with somebody that beneath her. t nleantern— with somebody that beneath her. i mean,.terms of— with somebody that beneath her. i mean, terms of the i mean, in terms of the eetetrtty— i mean, in terms of the celebrity-you- i mean, in terms of the celebrity you know, i mean, in terms of the- celebrity-you know, we've celebrity scale, you know, we've tattet— celebrity scale, you know, we've talked _ meghan - celebrity scale, you know, we've. talked—meghan made talked before when meghan made up-tate— talked before when meghan made up-tate paparazzt— talked before when meghan made up fake paparazzi scandal on

up her fake paparazzi scandal on the up her fake paparazzi scandal on tne-new— up her fake paparazzi scandal on tne-new tort- up her fake paparazzi scandal on the new york about the streets of new york about taytor— the streets of new york about taytor-ant— the streets of new york about taylor and number of taylor swift and the number of etatttng— taylor swift and the number of stalking scares— taylor swift and the number of stalking scares she's had. i know— stalking scares she's had. i know wnere— stalking scares she's had. i know where lives and i know know where she lives and i know wnat-e—enei what's happened there. she she neee— what's happened there. she she atote— what's happened there. she she rises above she— what's happened there. she she rises above she doesn't go to tne— rises above she doesn't go to the tabloids— rises above she doesn't go to the tabloids and— rises above she doesn't go to the tabloids and report it. we onty— the tabloids and report it. we onty tount— the tabloids and report it. we only found out— the tabloids and report it. we only found out about a lot of tneee— only found out about a lot of tneee tntnge— only found out about a lot of these things because we actually nappen— these things because we actually nappenlnate— these things because we actually nappenlnate a— these things because we actually happen have a connection with happen to have a connection with eonetoty— happen to have a connection with somebody-works— happen to have a connection with somebody-works at- happen to have a connection with somebody works at house. somebody who works at her house. but somebody who works at her house. tut-te— somebody who works at her house. tut-re tnere-e— somebody who works at her house. but-is, there's just- but the point is, there's just no eonpartng— but the point is, there's just no comparing these two women. so, no comparing these two women. soeoureel— no comparing these two women. so,.course,-swift- no comparing these two women. so, course, swift was so, of course, taylor swift was not— so, of course, taylor swift was not-ett— so, of course, taylor swift was not-ett-net- so, of course, taylor swift was not - sit - her, but. not going to sit with her, but i tntnt— not going to sit with her, but i tntnt part— not going to sit with her, but i tntnt part ot— not going to sit with her, but i think part of the— not going to sit with her, but i think part of the reason spotify is think part of the reason spotify te no— think part of the reason spotify te no tonger— think part of the reason spotify is no longer interested in her ant— is no longer interested in her ant ner— is no longer interested in her and her podcast— is no longer interested in her and her podcast is they're going tnto— and her podcast is they're going into—ostensibly- and her podcast is they're going into ostensibly when and her podcast is they're going into having ostensibly when and her podcast is they're going into having tnegotiation'hen and her podcast is they're going into having tnegotiation .en she's having this negotiation. ant— she's having this negotiation. ant-you— she's having this negotiation. and you anything she and i'll bet you anything she nat— and i'll bet you anything she tat-howe— and i'll bet you anything she had-knows her,- and i'll bet you anything she had knows her, her had all knows her, her reputation— had all knows her, her reputation ,- had all knows her, her reputation , her just the feel reputation, her just the feel aount— reputation, her just the feel aount ner— reputation, her just the feel around her has— reputation, her just the feel around her has changed. dramatic tron— around her has changed. dramatic tron tetore— around her has changed. dramatic from before she— around her has changed. dramatic from before she launched season ttt— from before she launched season t-tt tet— from before she launched season one. i'll bet you— from before she launched season one. i'll bet you even serena wouttn-t— one. i'll bet you even serena wouttn-t go— one. i'll bet you even serena wouldn't go back— one. i'll bet you even serena wouldn't go back and sit with net. — wouldn't go back and sit with net. tow— wouldn't go back and sit with her. now she's— wouldn't go back and sit with her. now she's damaged goods. teopte— her. now she's damaged goods. teopte an— her. now she's damaged goods. people can see— her. now she's damaged goods. people can see it— her. now she's damaged goods. people can see it that she's tarntenet— people can see it that she's tarnished her— people can see it that she's tarnished her own reputation . tarnished her own reputation. sne— tarnished her own reputation. sne eonee— tarnished her own reputation. she comes across— tarnished her own reputation. she comes across as a whiner , she comes across as a whiner, ant— she comes across as a whiner, ant eo— she comes across as a whiner, ant eo toee— she comes across as a whiner, ant eo toee ne— she comes across as a whiner, and so does he. and so do aeeotate— and so does he. and so do associate with— and so does he. and so do associate with them is sort of an endorsement,— associate with them is sort of an endorsement, which is why i tate— an endorsement, which is why i nate reat— an endorsement, which is why i have real questions this have real questions about this wnote— have real questions about thisi whole—partnership whole alleged dior partnership as whole alleged dior partnership ae-.— whole alleged dior partnership

ae- teat.— whole alleged dior partnership ae- tean tor— whole alleged dior partnership as . yeah, for fascinating as well. yeah, for fascinating etutt. — as well. yeah, for fascinating stuff. damaged— as well. yeah, for fascinating stuff. lg: 33 g stuff. damaged goods. meghan kelly on meghan markle. and of course , sign up to the meghan course, sign up to the meghan kelly show on youtube or as a podcast. thank you so much, meghan . we'll speak very soon, meghan. we'll speak very soon, but coming up, as matt hancock returns to the public spotlight to give evidence to the covid inquiry apologising for every death from virus. but not death from the virus. but not the can trust the lockdown, can you trust a word the ex—health secretary has to say ? my superstar panel to say? my superstar panel returned that soon. returned to debate that soon. but next, as gb news picks up two gongs at the tric awards, including nigel farage winning best have lefty best presenter have the lefty luvvies who luvvies in the msm who shamelessly heckled him. been exposed for their intolerance and disdain. nigel's got to join me live from his celebration on to talk all about the day's extraordinary events in just a couple of minutes .

time now for what the farage and today our nigel and the gb news family infuriated the london media establishment by winning big at the famous tric awards. when the showbiz luvvies changed the format of their gongs to give all the power to the viewing public, they clearly had noidea viewing public, they clearly had no idea it would mean the people's channel triumphing over the msm. the first blow to the out—of—touch media establishment came when our breakfast show won the best multichannel news programme gong beating off competition from likes of competition from the likes of left channel news and left wing channel 4 news and woke good morning britain. woke itv good morning britain. but the real moment of horror for the tv industry's metropolitan lefties came when farage was crowned best news presenter pipping susanna reid and piers morgan, as well as eamonn holmes and stephen dixon of this parish. look each winner is nigel . is nigel. farage

let me tell you, they weren't happy. nigel joins me live now from his celebrate tory dinner. and nigel, look, before you react to today's extraordinary events, i just want to take a look at the shocking reaction to your acceptance speech by london's liberal elite . i have london's liberal elite. i have to say i'm really rather- “ e i have to say i'm really rather proud to say i'm really rather proud to tate— to say i'm really rather proud to nate tnte— to say i'm really rather proud to have this because i'm a new toy.— to have this because i'm a new toy. rte— to have this because i'm a new toy. rte onty— to have this because i'm a new boy. i've only been— to have this because i'm a new boy. i've only been doing this for boy. i've only been doing this tor a— boy. i've only been doing this tor a eoupte— boy. i've only been doing this for a couple of— boy. i've only been doing this for a couple of years. so a huge tnante— for a couple of years. so a huge tnante to— for a couple of years. so a huge tnante to att— for a couple of years. so a huge thanks to all those— for a couple of years. so a huge thanks to all those good, orttnary— thanks to all those good, ordinary folk— thanks to all those good, ordinary folk who outside ordinary folk who live outside the ordinary folk who live outside tne raze— ordinary folk who live outside tne ttzt tor— ordinary folk who live outside the m25 for voting for me. i euepeet— the m25 for voting for me. i euepeet tnat— the m25 for voting for me. i suspect that had the industry nat— suspect that had the industry nat tne— suspect that had the industry nat tne eay— suspect that had the industry nat tne eay .— suspect that had the industry nat tne eay. t— suspect that had the industry had the say , i very much doubt had the say, i very much doubt i woutt— had the say, i very much doubt i woutt tate— had the say, i very much doubt i would have won— had the say, i very much doubt i would have won .— had the say, i very much doubt i would have won . and i am certain would have won. and i am certain tnat— would have won. and i am certain tnat tnree— would have won. and i am certain tnat tnree et— would have won. and i am certain that three gb news— would have won. and i am certain that three gb news presenters woutt— that three gb news presenters woutt not— that three gb news presenters would not have— that three gb news presenters would not have been in the enortttet— would not have been in the shortlist of— would not have been in the shortlist of five, _ would not have been in the shortlist of five, which should be very— shortlist of five, which should be very instructive for the wnote — be very instructive for the whole industry- be very instructive for the whole industry . 3. �*fttti; be very instructive for the- whole industry . rubbish. we see whole industry. rubbish. we see the investors please do keep the abuse coming because it says a lot more about you than it does about me . the way we measure who about me. the way we measure who is about me. the way we measure who te watentng— about me. the way we measure who te watentng ant— about me. the way we measure who is watching and who— about me. the way we measure who is watching and who is— the way we measure who is watching and who is listening to progrannee—

is watching and who is listening to programmes is— is watching and who is listening to programmes is completely out of to programmes is completely out ot touen— to programmes is completely out ot touen ant— to programmes is completely out of touch and out— to programmes is completely out of touch and out of— to programmes is completely out of touch and out of date . this of touch and out of date. this is of touch and out of date. this te r— of touch and out of date. this te r nat— of touch and out of date. this is i had much— of touch and out of date. this is i had much louder than this in is i had much louder than this tn tne— is i had much louder than this in the european— is i had much louder than this in the european parliament. sir, i in the european parliament. sir, t an— in the european parliament. sir, i am disappointed— in the european parliament. sir, i am disappointed . any idea of i am disappointed. any idea of eonpetttton— i am disappointed. any idea of competition and— i am disappointed. any idea of competition and you should shout and competition and you should shout ant you— competition and you should shout ant you enoutt— competition and you should shout and you should be— competition and you should shout and you should be frightened teauee— and you should be frightened teauee you— and you should be frightened because you will— and you should be frightened because you will lose your jobs. teauee— because you will lose your jobs. teauee t— because you will lose your jobs. teauee t an— because you will lose your jobs. because i can tell— because you will lose your jobs. because i can tell you this bob is because i can tell you this bob te wrong— because i can tell you this bob te wrong ant— because i can tell you this bob is wrong and we— because i can tell you this bob is wrong and we need reform of tnte— is wrong and we need reform of we eyeten. — is wrong and we need reform of this system. we— is wrong and we need reform of this system. �*fttti; : “tirti; this system. we need over there we are. we need the- this system. �*fttti; : “ti"ti; pititi; we need the heavies of we are. we need the heavies of pot— we are. we need the heavies of not . — we are. we need the heavies of not . so.— we are. we need the heavies of not . so. utget— we are. we need the heavies of god . so, nigel, congratulate us. god. so, nigel, congratulate us. you were actually based ushered off stage at that point. what happened ? yeah. no, i mean , happened? yeah. no, i mean, toot.— happened? yeah. no, i mean, toot. t— happened? yeah. no, i mean, toot. t tateet— happened? yeah. no, i mean, look, i dared to— 3“ yeah. no, i mean, look, i dared to challenge the tornat— look, i dared to challenge the tornat. tne— look, i dared to challenge the format, the established status quo— format, the established status quo by— format, the established status guo ty wnen— format, the established status quo by which this 12 to £15 ttttton— quo by which this 12 to £15 ttttton a— quo by which this 12 to £15 billion a year— quo by which this 12 to £15 billion a year industry operates ant— billion a year industry operates ant ot— billion a year industry operates and of course,— billion a year industry operates and of course, massive atterttetng— and of course, massive advertising revenues off the pact— advertising revenues off the pact ot— advertising revenues off the pact ot rt.— advertising revenues off the back of it. you— advertising revenues off the back of it. you know, i dare to enattenge— back of it. you know, i dare to challenge bob— back of it. you know, i dare to challenge bob ,_ back of it. you know, i dare to challenge bob , which i guess challenge bob, which i guess noet— challenge bob, which i guess noet ot— challenge bob, which i guess noet ot your— challenge bob, which i guess most of your viewers , dan, most of your viewers, dan, tatent— most of your viewers, dan, haven't heard— most of your viewers, dan, haven't heard of, but this is now—

haven't heard of, but this is now we— haven't heard of, but this is how we measure- haven't heard of, but this is how we measure tv audiences . the how we measure tv audiences. the company— how we measure tv audiences. the company tnat— how we measure tv audiences. the company that does— how we measure tv audiences. the company that does it— how we measure tv audiences. the company that does it is owned by tate— company that does it is owned by have a— company that does it is owned by have a gueee— company that does it is owned by have a guess. bbc— company that does it is owned by have a guess. bbc itv, sky news cnannet— have a guess. bbc itv, sky news cnannet .,_ have a guess. bbc itv, sky news channel 4, channel— have a guess. bbc itv, sky news channel 4, channel five and the atterttetng— channel 4, channel five and the advertising industry . and they advertising industry. and they want— advertising industry. and they want no— advertising industry. and they want no outsiders to have any tnput— want no outsiders to have any tnput or— want no outsiders to have any input or influence— want no outsiders to have any input or influence at all. so tne— input or influence at all. so tne wnote— input or influence at all. so the whole thing— input or influence at all. so the whole thing is, to quote a tent— the whole thing is, to quote a trtent ot— the whole thing is, to quote a friend of mine,— the whole thing is, to quote a friend of mine, it's a rigged eteetton. — friend of mine, it's a rigged election. it's— friend of mine, it's a rigged election. it's so— friend of mine, it's a rigged election. it's so bad , you know, election. it's so bad, you know, tne— election. it's so bad, you know, tne wnote— election. it's so bad, you know, the whole thing's— election. it's so bad, you know, the whole thing's a joke . it's the whole thing's a joke. it's an absolute— the whole thing's a joke. it's an absolute joke— the whole thing's a joke. it's an absolute joke . and all i did an absolute joke. and all i did tatt— an absolute joke. and all i did eatt tt— an absolute joke. and all i did was call it out— an absolute joke. and all i did was call it out and say how in a country— was call it out and say how in a country ot— was call it out and say how in a country ot ee— was call it out and say how in a country of 66 million people can you measure a challenger company like you measure a challenger company ttte et— you measure a challenger company ttte et newe— you measure a challenger company ttte et uewe on— you measure a challenger company like gb news on 5300 boxes in peopte-e— like gb news on 5300 boxes in peopte-e nonee— like gb news on 5300 boxes in people's homes and statistically, i'm not wrong in eaytng— statistically, i'm not wrong in eaytng tnat— statistically, i'm not wrong in saying that, but— statistically, i'm not wrong in saying that, but as corporal tonee— saying that, but as corporal tonee ueet— saying that, but as corporal jones used to— saying that, but as corporal jones used to say in dad's army, tney— jones used to say in dad's army, tney ton-t— jones used to say in dad's army, tney ton-t ttte— jones used to say in dad's army, they don't like it— jones used to say in dad's army, they don't like it up em. they ton-t— they don't like it up em. they ton-t ttte— they don't like it up em. they ton-t ttte tt— they don't like it up em. they don't like it up.— they don't like it up em. they don't like it up. em they eouttn-t— don't like it up. em they couldn't bear— don't like it up. em they couldn't bear it. they couldn't teat— couldn't bear it. they couldn't teat wttn— couldn't bear it. they couldn't teat wttn rt.— couldn't bear it. they couldn't deal with it. but— couldn't bear it. they couldn't deal with it. but i— couldn't bear it. they couldn't deal with it. but i hope what we've done today— deal with it. but i hope what we've done today on the back of the we've done today on the back of tne — we've done today on the back of the massive success— we've done today on the back of the massive success of our treattaet— the massive success of our breakfast show— the massive success of our breakfast show and indeed myself and breakfast show and indeed myself ant ny— breakfast show and indeed myself ant my team— breakfast show and indeed myself and my team with— breakfast show and indeed myself and my team with our little noteet— and my team with our little modest performance at 7:00 every etentng— modest performance at 7:00 every etentng. te— modest performance at 7:00 every etentng. te wete— modest performance at 7:00 every evening, is we've opened up a

big— evening, is we've opened up a ttg tetate— evening, is we've opened up a big debate about— evening, is we've opened up a big debate about how we measure tetetteton— big debate about how we measure tetetteton tn— big debate about how we measure television in viewing figures , television in viewing figures, ant— television in viewing figures, ant tney— television in viewing figures, and they don't— television in viewing figures, and they don't like it . television in viewing figures, and they don't like it. i'll tett— and they don't like it. i'll tett you— and they don't like it. i'll tell you what— and they don't like it. i'll tell you what they're going to toe — tell you what they're going to toe anu— tell you what they're going to lose. and nigel,— tell you what they're going to lose. and nigel, the- tell you what they're going to lose. “3 \t 911 jug tell you what they're going to lose. “3 \t gti itg tell you what they're going to lose. “3 \t gti; itg lose. and nigel, the big news is donald trump himself has weighed in tonight on your victory. trump has said of you, nigel, he truly is incredible with what he does and says everybody listens . the respect is long and deep. your response is, well, i'm very honoured that the 45th president of america and indeed the 47th president of america has weighed in, has weighed in behind me with support. and i'm very, very gratetut— with support. and i'm very, very gratetut to— with support. and i'm very, very grateful to him.— with support. and i'm very, very grateful to him. and,— and i'm very, very grateful to him. and, you know, tnere-e— grateful to him. and, you know, tnere-e no— grateful to him. and, you know, there's no secret— grateful to him. and, you know, there's no secret ,_ grateful to him. and, you know, there's no secret , we're good there's no secret, we're good trtente— there's no secret, we're good trtente. ue-e— there's no secret, we're good trtente. tee a— there's no secret, we're good friends. he's a big winner. but, you— friends. he's a big winner. but, you know.— friends. he's a big winner. but, you know. ne— friends. he's a big winner. but, you know, he when he came over to turnterry— you know, he when he came over to turnberry the _ you know, he when he came over to turnberry the other month, the to turnberry the other month, tne onty— to turnberry the other month, the only interview we did was wttn— the only interview we did was wttn ne— the only interview we did was wttn ne ant— the only interview we did was with me and with gb news. he eaye— with me and with gb news. he eaye a— with me and with gb news. he eaye a nett— with me and with gb news. he eaye a net ot— with me and with gb news. he says a hell of a— with me and with gb news. he says a hell of a lot because he is says a hell of a lot because he te gotng— says a hell of a lot because he te gotng to— says a hell of a lot because he te gotng to wtn— says a hell of a lot because he is going to win. he— says a hell of a lot because he is going to win. he is going to wtn— is going to win. he is going to wtn nett— is going to win. he is going to win next november. ' dial

win next november. absolutely. and look, i was in the room today, nigel. they were rattled, weren't there's weren't they? there's a nervousness about what's happening with gb news because there's massive momentum behind and us we know sly news is and us when we know sly news is failing and the british bashing corporation is failing, not to mention woke itv. so i guess they have reason to be worried and probably that was also partly behind the reaction to you in the room today. worried they you in the room today. worried tney enoutt— you in the room today. worried they should be— you in the room today. worried they should be scared- i“ : worried they should be scared out of tnetr— they should be scared out of tnetr twee— they should be scared out of tnetr tttee .— they should be scared out of their lives . they're all about their lives. they're all about to toee— their lives. they're all about to lose their— their lives. they're all about to lose their jobs. i'm coming to lose theirjobs. i'm coming for to lose theirjobs. i'm coming tor tnen— to lose theirjobs. i'm coming tor tnen ae— to lose theirjobs. i'm coming tor tnen ae t— to lose theirjobs. i'm coming for them as i did— to lose theirjobs. i'm coming for them as i did before, for in tne— for them as i did before, for in tne turopean— for them as i did before, for in the european parliament. look the european parliament. look tne wnote— the european parliament. look the whole industry , the whole the whole industry, the whole tntuetry— the whole industry, the whole tntuetry nat— the whole industry, the whole industry had become so one ewet.— industry had become so one ettet. eo— industry had become so one sided, so lacking in open debate.— sided, so lacking in open debate. and,— sided, so lacking in open debate. and, you know what? gb newe— debate. and, you know what? gb uewe et— debate. and, you know what? gb uewe et newe— debate. and, you know what? gb news gb news has— debate. and, you know what? gb news gb news has opened the wnote— news gb news has opened the wnote tntng— news gb news has opened the wnote tntng up— news gb news has opened the whole thing up in— news gb news has opened the whole thing up in a most remarkable— whole thing up in a most remarkable way . and we're fair. remarkable way. and we're fair. were— remarkable way. and we're fair. we're objective— remarkable way. and we're fair. we're objective .— remarkable way. and we're fair. we're objective . we allow other we're objective. we allow other ettee— we're objective. we allow other ettee ot— we're objective. we allow other ettee ot tne— we're objective. we allow other sides of the argument to have a fair sides of the argument to have a tatr eay— sides of the argument to have a tatr eay .— sides of the argument to have a tatr eay . ant— sides of the argument to have a fair say . and what— sides of the argument to have a fair say . and what we do is fair say. and what we do is reatty.— fair say. and what we do is reatty. reatty— fair say. and what we do is really, really good. and dan, vou— really, really good. and dan, you know— really, really good. and dan, you know what?— really, really good. and dan, you know what? we're here tontgtt— you know what? we're here tonight. we're— you know what? we're here tonight. we're here tonight. were— tonight. we're here tonight. we're celebrating . are we

we're celebrating. are we celebrating,— we're celebrating. are we celebrating, guys? good yeah. let celebrating, guys? good yeah. tet you— celebrating, guys? good yeah. tet you guys— celebrating, guys? good yeah. let you guys get— celebrating, guys? good yeah. let you guys get back- celebrating, guys? good yeah. let you guys get back to- celebrating, guys? good yeah. let you guys get back to it. i'm very jealous. enjoy the oysters. enjoy the champagne . thank you enjoy the champagne. thank you for interrupt . saying award for interrupt. saying award winning presenter nigel farage. brilliant stuff. now coming up, as the inquest into nicola bullies death comes to a close, finding that it was accidental . finding that it was accidental. did lancashire police do enough to find the tragic mother of two former detective turned investigative journalist mark williams—thomas offers his expert insight shortly . but expert insight shortly. but next, as matt hancock returns to the public spotlight to give evidence, the covid inquiry apologising for every death from the virus, but not the qatar traffic lockdown. can you trust a word? the lynx health secretary has to say? my superstar panel returns to debate moments. plus, debate that in moments. plus, a first at tomorrow's first look at tomorrow's newspaper . front pages hot off newspaper. front pages hot off the press . don't go anywhere, the press. don't go anywhere, because back in just two because we're back in just two minutes time.

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton and breaking tonight the inquest into nicola bullies death has concluded with the coroner ruling that she did not have any intention to take her own life and died accidentally and in a statement outside, preston county hall, the bereaved family paid tribute to the person they knew as nicky. we will forever remember her as a brilliant mum , partner, daughter and sister that we all knew and loved so very much . coming up in very much. coming up in investigative journalist and former police officer mark williams—thomas, who attended the inquest and is a specialist in this case, is going to join me live to give his final expert analysis . and as it's revealed analysis. and as it's revealed that nicola had not been drinking when she drowned in the

river wyre should lancashire police headed by detective chief inspector rebecca smith , inspector rebecca smith, apologise for releasing to the pubuc apologise for releasing to the public information that she had issues with alcohol ? my issues with alcohol? my superstar panel give their views shortly and tonight i'm joined by amanda patel, calvin robinson and rebecca reid. before all that, matt hancock returned to the public spotlight, giving evidence at the covid inquiry and instead of apologising for the untold harms caused by his inhumane lockdown policies , the inhumane lockdown policies, the disgraced former health secretary spoke about his feelings. i'm secretary spoke about his feelings . i'm profoundly sorry feelings. i'm profoundly sorry for feelings. i'm profoundly sorry tor eaen— feelings. i'm profoundly sorry for each death— feelings. i'm profoundly sorry for each death that- �*"ti;ti;e “35 i'm profoundly sorry for each death that has occurred ant— for each death that has occurred ant tt— for each death that has occurred ant tt te— for each death that has occurred and it is honest— for each death that has occurred and it is honest and heartfelt, ant— and it is honest and heartfelt, ant tn— and it is honest and heartfelt, ant we not— and it is honest and heartfelt, and i'm not very— and it is honest and heartfelt, and i'm not very good at talking about— and i'm not very good at talking about my— and i'm not very good at talking about my emotions— and i'm not very good at talking about my emotions and how i feel . tut— about my emotions and how i feel . tut ws— about my emotions and how i feel . but was hancock— about my emotions and how i feel . but was hancock telling - about my emotions and how i feel . but was hancock telling the truth there or in any other part of his evidence? will debate that next. plus as netflix demands more content from the

sussexes if they want to hold on to their £40 million pay packet were the vengeful pair wrong to think they'd be anything without the royal family? tom bower reacts live in the studio in uncanceled and he has a fresh bombshell on how i can't believe i'm saying this. the spirit of the late princess diana has been guiding the couple mean while a champagne socialist gary neville joins lineker on the bbc after it's announced he'll appear on dragons den. have the woke beeb now just given up presenting itself as an impartial broadcaster? we'll that broadcaster? we'll tackle that one buzz and this one in the media buzz and this morning daytime dominance morning, as daytime dominance has ended in the wake of the phillip schofield scandal, as lifestyle place in the lifestyle show a place in the sun pips them to a tric gong. all the. brown and this morning and the winner of the okay daytime is a place in the sun . daytime is a place in the sun. is that why holly willoughby decided to sit out today's

events? i'll tell you shortly. plus, we'll have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages hot off the press right after the news headlines with polly middlehurst out . dan, polly middlehurst out. dan, thank you. good 3: dan, thank you. good evening. the top etory— thank you. good evening. the top etory tontgnt.— thank you. good evening. the top etory tontgnt. an— thank you. good evening. the top story tonight, an inquest into uteota— story tonight, an inquest into nicola bullies— story tonight, an inquest into nicola bullies death has concluded— nicola bullies death has concluded today . the mother of concluded today. the mother of two— concluded today. the mother of two ttet— concluded today. the mother of two died from _ concluded today. the mother of two died from accidental trowntng— two died from accidental drowning. senior coroner dr. tanee— drowning. senior coroner dr. tanee attey— drowning. senior coroner dr. james adley told the inquest totay— james adley told the inquest totay tnat— james adley told the inquest today that nicola bulley fell tnto— today that nicola bulley fell tnto tott— today that nicola bulley fell into cold water— today that nicola bulley fell into cold water and gave no tntteatton— into cold water and gave no indication of— into cold water and gave no indication of any— into cold water and gave no indication of any intention to tate— indication of any intention to take ner— indication of any intention to take ner own— indication of any intention to take her own life. ms bully tteappearet— take her own life. ms bully disappeared in— take her own life. ms bully disappeared in january whilst outwatttng— disappeared in january whilst out walking her— disappeared in january whilst out walking her dog along the rtter— out walking her dog along the wyre— out walking her dog along the river wyre her— out walking her dog along the river wyre her body was found tttee— river wyre her body was found tnree weete— river wyre her body was found three weeks later. _ river wyre her body was found three weeks later. lancashire pottee— three weeks later. lancashire pottee eart— three weeks later. lancashire police said today— three weeks later. lancashire police said today it hoped the tngutry— police said today it hoped the tngutry wttt— police said today it hoped the tngutry wttt put— police said today it hoped the inquiry will put an end to the ill informed— inquiry will put an end to the ill informed speculation which has ill informed speculation which nae teen— ill informed speculation which nae teen eo— ill informed speculation which has been so damaging to nikki's rantty— has been so damaging to nikki's tantty .— has been so damaging to nikki's tantty . tow— has been so damaging to nikki's family . now matt— has been so damaging to nikki's family . now matt hancock family. now matt hancock tntereet— family. now matt hancock criticised the _ family. now matt hancock criticised the uk's pandemic ptanntng— criticised the uk's pandemic ptanntng totay— criticised the uk's pandemic planning today before covid hit, eaytng— planning today before covid hit, eaytng tt— planning today before covid hit, eaytng tt wae— planning today before covid hit, saying it was completely wrong.

tne— saying it was completely wrong. tne torrner— saying it was completely wrong. the former health— saying it was completely wrong. the former health secretary was tetttng— the former health secretary was tetttng tne— the former health secretary was telling the covid— the former health secretary was telling the covid inquiry that etrategte— telling the covid inquiry that strategic planning was focussed on wnetner— strategic planning was focussed on whether there— strategic planning was focussed on whether there were enough potty— on whether there were enough toty page— on whether there were enough body bags rather— on whether there were enough body bags rather than stopping the body bags rather than stopping tne ttrue— body bags rather than stopping the virus taking— body bags rather than stopping the virus taking hold. he says it the virus taking hold. he says tt wae— the virus taking hold. he says tt a— the virus taking hold. he says it was a colossal— the virus taking hold. he says it was a colossal failure to tne— it was a colossal failure to assume the spread of the virus eouttn-t— assume the spread of the virus eouttn-t te— assume the spread of the virus couldn't be stopped. it. and he added— couldn't be stopped. it. and he attet ne— couldn't be stopped. it. and he attet ne wae— couldn't be stopped. it. and he added he was profoundly sorry for added he was profoundly sorry tor every— added he was profoundly sorry for every death— added he was profoundly sorry for every death hospital consultant— for every death hospital consultant in- for every death hospital consultant in england had to watt— consultant in england had to watt out— consultant in england had to walk out next— consultant in england had to walk out next month in a dispute pay— walk out next month in a dispute pay .— walk out next month in a dispute over pay . members— walk out next month in a dispute over pay . members of the british over pay. members of the british ttetteat— over pay. members of the british medical association voted in tatou— medical association voted in t ot— medical association voted in favour of strikes— medical association voted in favour of strikes on the 20th ant— favour of strikes on the 20th ant tne — favour of strikes on the 20th ant tne aet— favour of strikes on the 20th and the 21st of— favour of strikes on the 20th and the 21st of july unless a neonate— and the 21st of july unless a credible offer— and the 21st of july unless a credible offer is— and the 21st of july unless a credible offer is forthcoming . credible offer is forthcoming. tteanwntte.— credible offer is forthcoming. meanwhile, nurses strikes have ended— meanwhile, nurses strikes have entet arter— meanwhile, nurses strikes have entet atter a— meanwhile, nurses strikes have ended after a ballot for further tntuetrtat— ended after a ballot for further industrial action— ended after a ballot for further industrial action failed to meet the industrial action failed to meet tne tegat— industrial action failed to meet tne tegat toye— industrial action failed to meet the legal 50% threshold. and the toyat— the legal 50% threshold. and the rtoyat cottege— the legal 50% threshold. and the royal college of— the legal 50% threshold. and the royal college of nursing says onty— royal college of nursing says onty asto— royal college of nursing says onty eete eaet— royal college of nursing says only 43% cast their vote in the tattot. — only 43% cast their vote in the tattot. tne— only 43% cast their vote in the ballot. the health— only 43% cast their vote in the ballot. the health secretary eaytng— ballot. the health secretary eaytng ne— ballot. the health secretary eaytng ne te— ballot. the health secretary saying he is, though , ready to saying he is, though, ready to wort— saying he is, though, ready to wort wttn— saying he is, though, ready to work with the _ saying he is, though, ready to work with the rcn going forward. we reacted — work with the rcn going forward. we reacted a— work with the rcn going forward. we reached a deal— work with the rcn going forward. we reached a deal with— work with the rcn going forward. we reached a deal with the- work with the rcn going forward. i: : a we reached a deal with the nhs staff council that the majority of trade unions agreed to and

pleased that the rcn have now ended their industrial action and we stand ready to work in partnership with the nhs staff council as a whole, but also with the rcn . there are a number with the rcn. there are a number of aspects of our deal with the agenda for change unions. of aspects of our deal with the agenda for change unions . we agenda for change unions. we continue to work with them and we stand ready to do so with the rcn a news away from home tonight, the belarusian president says wagner group boss yevgeny prigozhin is now in belarus. alexander yevgeny prigozhin is now in belarus . alexander lukashenko belarus. alexander lukashenko had belarus. alexander lukashenko nat prettouety— alexander lukashenko had previously offered the mercenary chief a relocation teat— mercenary chief a relocation teat to— mercenary chief a relocation teat to tte— mercenary chief a relocation deal to his country, helping to ent— deal to his country, helping to end saturday's— deal to his country, helping to end saturday's march on moscow . end saturday's march on moscow. ttagner— end saturday's march on moscow. wagner troope— end saturday's march on moscow. wagner troops were— end saturday's march on moscow. wagner troops were told they coutt— wagner troops were told they could either— wagner troops were told they could either join— wagner troops were told they could either join the wagner troops were told they could eitherjoin the russian could either join the russian army.— could either join the russian army. to— could either join the russian army, move to belarus with their teater— army, move to belarus with their teater or— army, move to belarus with their leader or return— army, move to belarus with their leader or return to— army, move to belarus with their leader or return to their tantttee— leader or return to their families and— leader or return to their families and that comes as the trenttn— families and that comes as the trenttn eaye— families and that comes as the kremlin says vladimir putin's poettton— kremlin says vladimir putin's poettton te— kremlin says vladimir putin's position is not— kremlin says vladimir putin's position is not shaken by the attempted— position is not shaken by the attempted mutiny . me, as you've attempted mutiny. me, as you've teen— attempted mutiny. me, as you've teen neartng.— attempted mutiny. me, as you've been hearing, gb— attempted mutiny. me, as you've been hearing, gb news picked up acoupte— been hearing, gb news picked up acoupte ot— been hearing, gb news picked up a couple of awards— been hearing, gb news picked up a couple of awards today, trick awarte— a couple of awards today, trick attarte to— a couple of awards today, trick attarte to te— a couple of awards today, trick awards to be precise. gb news

treattaet.— awards to be precise. gb news breakfast, one— awards to be precise. gb news breakfast, one multi—channel program— breakfast, one multi—channel news program of— breakfast, one multi—channel news program of the year beating eetatttenet— news program of the year beating established news— news program of the year beating established news outlet ottertnge— established news outlet offerings and- established news outlet offerings and nigel farage was awarded.— offerings and nigel farage was awarded. news— offerings and nigel farage was awarded. news presenter of the tear.— awarded. news presenter of the tear. nucn— awarded. news presenter of the tear. nucn to— awarded. news presenter of the year, much to the— awarded. news presenter of the year, much to the surprise of tne— year, much to the surprise of tne aeeortet— year, much to the surprise of the assorted guests at the gttttertng— the assorted guests at the glittering afternoon ceremony at the glittering afternoon ceremony at tne croetenor— glittering afternoon ceremony at the grosvenor house hotel in tonton— the grosvenor house hotel in london, stephen— the grosvenor house hotel in london, stephen dixon and ellie coetetto— london, stephen dixon and ellie costello expressed— london, stephen dixon and ellie costello expressed their delight at tne — costello expressed their delight at the news. the— costello expressed their delight at the news. ti. costello expressed their delight at the news. m. at the news. the public, they like what we do and it feels so nice to be up against stiff competition, doesn't it? yeah like itv, like bbc. and it's us that steps away with the gong. it feels amazing, doesn't it? it feels really, really good in a minute. ijust feels really, really good in a minute. i just love feels really, really good in a minute. ijust love it. i just minute. i just love it. i just want to be like, yeah, on tv, online, dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is. i“ this is. gb news. in app. this is. gb news. tunae— in app. this is. gb news. dumas news— i“ this is. gb news. dumas news site. ttittu' i“ this is. gb news. dumas news site. ttitttt “ i“ this is. gb news. dumas news site. ttittu' “ . dumas news site. now in our media buzz, let's kick off with a first look at the front pages. these are hot off the press.

first, first to the metro, which leads with matt hancock's claim that britain's pandemic plan was completely wrong, with officials focussed more buying body focussed more on buying body bags than fighting the virus. are going to debate debating are we going to debate debating this actually, this in just a moment? actually, the reports, though, that vladimir putin sent his presidential plane washington presidential plane to washington , tonight bring russian , dc tonight to bring russian diplomats home america. diplomats home from america. that comes amid rising tensions between the global powers after the failed wagner mutiny . my the failed wagner mutiny. my superstar panel back with me now, top daily mail columnist amanda platell , the reverend amanda platell, the reverend kelvin robinson, and bestselling author rebecca wrede. now disgraced former health secretary matt hancock made his return to the public spotlight today, giving evidence at the covid inquiry as we just heard with polly , the questions were with polly, the questions were meant to be related to module one the inquiry and focussed one of the inquiry and focussed one of the inquiry and focussed on pandemic resilience and preparedness . matt hancock was preparedness. matt hancock was actually told off by hugo keith, kc for going off topic as he repeated his absolute lack of repentance for forcing inhumane

lockdowns on the nation. watch this. that lockdowns on the nation. watch this . that we've got to be ready this. that we've got to be ready to ttt— this. that we've got to be ready to ntt a— this. that we've got to be ready to hit a pandemic— that we've got to be ready to hit a pandemic hard, that got— to hit a pandemic hard, that got to— to hit a pandemic hard, that we've got to be— to hit a pandemic hard, that we've got to be able to take actton— we've got to be able to take action. lockdown_ we've got to be able to take action. lockdown action if necessary. that- action. lockdown action if necessary. that is wider, eartter— necessary. that is wider, earlier and— necessary. that is wider, earlier and more stringent than teete— earlier and more stringent than feels comfortable— earlier and more stringent than feels comfortable at the time. ant— feels comfortable at the time. ant tne— feels comfortable at the time. and the failure— feels comfortable at the time. and the failure to— feels comfortable at the time. and the failure to plan for that . tnat— and the failure to plan for that . tnat wae— and the failure to plan for that . tnat a— and the failure to plan for that . that was a much— and the failure to plan for that . that was a much bigger flaw in the . that was a much bigger flaw in tne etrategy— . that was a much bigger flaw in the strategy than— . that was a much bigger flaw in the strategy than the fact that it the strategy than the fact that tt wae— the strategy than the fact that it was targeted— the strategy than the fact that it was targeted at the wrong tteeaee. — it was targeted at the wrong disease. hancock- it was targeted at the wrong disease. ii i disease. hancock was also back to his unbearable , a blubbering to his unbearable, a blubbering as he issued this apology. i'm profoundly sorry for each death that has occurred. it is honest and that has occurred. it is honest ant nearttett— that has occurred. it is honest and heartfelt and— that has occurred. it is honest and heartfelt and i'm- tittiti.. ”ti.t3 it is honest and heartfelt and i'm not tititti... ”tit: it is honest and heartfelt and i'm not very good— and heartfelt and i'm not very good at— and heartfelt and i'm not very good at talking— and heartfelt and i'm not very good at talking about my enottone— good at talking about my emotions and— good at talking about my emotions and how i feel . emotions and how i feel. teatty— emotions and how i feel. teatty. wate— emotions and how i feel. really, mate, you- emotions and how i feel. really, mate, you could have fooled me because look , you've fooled me because look, you've certainly always been good at faking your emotions . just faking your emotions. just simple words there,-

simple words there, reacting. it toure— simple words there, reacting. it toure gutte— simple words there, reacting. it you're quite emotional by that . you're quite emotional by that. trott— you're quite emotional by that. ttett. tt-s— you're quite emotional by that. ttett. tt-s tast— you're quite emotional by that. well, it's just it's— you're quite emotional by that. well, it's just it's been- you're quite emotional by that. well, it's just it's been you- well, it's just it's been you know, it's been such a tough year for so many people. do you know what it is? actually- do you know what it is? actually what we — know what it is? actually what we reatty— know what it is? actually what i'm really looking for is a bit of forgiveness. _ i'm really looking for is a bit of forgiveness. that's what i'm reatty— of forgiveness. that's what i'm reatty toottng— of forgiveness. that's what i'm really looking for. cat cj“ really looking for. hey. oh, my cot. t— really looking for. hey. oh, my cot. tnearty— really looking for. hey. oh, my god. i nearly cried.— really looking for. cat cj“ ctitt3 i nearly cried. then there god. i nearly cried. then there you— god. i nearly cried. then there you go.— god. i nearly cried. then there you go. so— god. i nearly cried. then there you go. so no— god. i nearly cried. then there you go. so t— god. i nearly cried. then there you go. so no, ijust- ctitt3 i nearly cried. then there you go. so no, i just want to be very— you go. so no, i just want to be tery ctear — you go. so no, i just want to be very clear. amanda- you go. so no, i just want to be very clear. ' very clear. amanda patel, this guy is a fake . he is a phoney. guy is a fake. he is a phoney. he is a fraud. he is a very good actor. and i think he is doing all he can to take away any of the blame from himself and his qatar strophic covid lockdown policies. well, qatar strophic covid lockdown policies. well , watching that policies. well, watching that cttp— policies. well, watching that cttp ot— policies. well, watching that cttp ot ntn — policies. well, watching that clip of him from— ti. well, watching that clip of him from i'm a cetetrtty.— clip of him from i'm a celebrity, you know, when he eaye.— celebrity, you know, when he eaye. you— celebrity, you know, when he eaye. you know— celebrity, you know, when he says, you know all i'm looking for says, you know all i'm looking tor a— says, you know all i'm looking tor a ttt— says, you know all i'm looking tor a ttt ot— says, you know all i'm looking for a bit of forgiveness. uoneetty. — for a bit of forgiveness. noneetty. t— for a bit of forgiveness. honestly, i thought i was going to tate— honestly, i thought i was going to nate to— honestly, i thought i was going to have to leave— honestly, i thought i was going to have to leave the room and go ant— to have to leave the room and go ant tnrow— to have to leave the room and go ant tnrow up— to have to leave the room and go ant tnrow up tn— to have to leave the room and go and throw up in the— to have to leave the room and go and throw up in the loo and him ttutttng— and throw up in the loo and him ttutttng. on.— and throw up in the loo and him blubbing. oh, i'm— and throw up in the loo and him blubbing. oh, i'm sorry. for every— blubbing. oh, i'm sorry. for every-teat.- blubbing. oh, i'm sorry. for every death. and yet in every single death. and yet in the

every single death. and yet in tne-treat.— every single death. and yet in the breath, saying if the same breath, he's saying if it the same breath, he's saying if tt nappenet— the same breath, he's saying if it happened again, i would bring in it happened again, i would bring tn-nucn— it happened again, i would bring in much lockdowns . in my much tougher lockdowns. wnat— in my much tougher lockdowns. wnat-eanter— in my much tougher lockdowns. what earlier lockdowns? what was the earlier lockdowns? tatter— what was the earlier lockdowns? earlier lockdowns— what was the earlier lockdowns? earlier lockdowns more earlier lockdowns? more etrtngent—l earlier lockdowns? morel stringent_. has earlier lockdowns? more- stringent_. has he stringent lockdowns. has he tearnt— stringent lockdowns. has he learnt nothing _ stringent lockdowns. has he learnt nothing from what has nappenete— learnt nothing from what has nappenete tut— learnt nothing from what has happened? but he hasn't. learnt nothing from what has happened? but he hasn't . and to happened? but he hasn't. and to see happened? but he hasn't. and to ntn — happened? but he hasn't. and to see him blubbing— happened? but he hasn't. and to see him blubbing today , i mean, see him blubbing today, i mean, noneetty.— see him blubbing today, i mean, noneetty. tt— see him blubbing today, i mean, noneetty. tt tuet— see him blubbing today, i mean, honestly, it just makes you reatty— honestly, it just makes you reatty .— honestly, it just makes you really , really— honestly, it just makes you really , really sick. if he's really, really sick. if he's trytng— really, really sick. if he's trytng to— really, really sick. if he's trying to blame everyone else. if trying to blame everyone else. rt net— trying to blame everyone else. rt ne-t epent— trying to blame everyone else. if he'd spent less— trying to blame everyone else. if he'd spent less time snogging his if he'd spent less time snogging nte ntetreee— if he'd spent less time snogging his mistress-more- if he'd spent less time snogging his mistress more time his mistress and more time protecttng— his mistress and more time protecttng care— his mistress and more time protecting care homes, there wouttn-t— protecting care homes, there wouldn't have— protecting care homes, there wouldn't have been so many peopte— wouldn't have been so many peopte wno— wouldn't have been so many people who died. yeah, well, come on. we've— people who died. yeah, well, come on. git come on. we've got to be honest about this, don't we? you about this, don't we? look, you and have huge critics of and i have been huge critics of hancock early on. hancock from very early on. however whether he loved this pandemic, it was great for him. and i know a lot of people criticise me for saying that. but this is a guy who has proven that all he wants is fame and he knew that the pandemic was making him the most famous man in the country, not just power as well. yeah, because it was fame and power and it was also that sort of fame and power that

makes you think that you're invincible . all you can cheat on invincible. all you can cheat on your wife with one of your your loyal wife with one of your aides while you're telling young people 20 years old that people who are 20 years old that they sex with their they can't have sex with their own or girlfriend, own boyfriend or girlfriend, it's sickening me. it is it's sickening to me. it is sickening. all of- it's sickening to me. it is sickening. all of it- it's sickening to me. it is sickening. all of it is- sickening. all of it is sickening.- sickening. all of it is sickening. but at least he acknowledged— sickening. but at least he acknowledged that he's responsible _ acknowledged that he's responsible for many deaths and arter— responsible for many deaths and atercoee—- responsible for many deaths and after—comes, he- responsible for many deaths and after comes, he comes after repentance comes, he comes to actnowtetge— after repentance comes, he comes to acknowledge—he - to acknowledge that. well, he eart— to acknowledge that. well, he said-apologised— to acknowledge that. well, he said apologised . ti; t: said he apologised. he said, i'm sorry— said he apologised. he said, i'm sorry tor— said he apologised. he said, i'm sorry for what did he actually said? well, now it's time for tne— said? well, now it's time for the consequences— t3c well, now it's time for the consequences of that. immediately— the consequences of that. immediately tried to said we enoutt— immediately tried to said we should—kelvin. immediately tried to said we. should—kelvin yeah should have though kelvin yeah tnteet. — should have though kelvin yeah tnteet. tut— should have though kelvin yeah indeed. but then— should have though kelvin yeah indeed. but then he also said we need— indeed. but then he also said we need tatter— indeed. but then he also said we need harder lockdowns and gutcter— need harder lockdowns and gutter—ant- need harder lockdowns and quicker—and still quicker lockdowns and he's still he quicker lockdowns and he's still ne—tnat- quicker lockdowns and he's still ne—tnat tne- he doesn't realise that the reeponee to— he doesn't realise that the response to covid was far worse tnan— response to covid was far worse tnan tne— response to covid was far worse than the illness— response to covid was far worse than the illness itself. we know tnat— than the illness itself. we know tnat-a— than the illness itself. we know now that-a bad- than the illness itself. we know now that a bad cold and now that it was a bad cold and orlttu— now that it was a bad cold and orlflu situation— now that it was a bad cold and or flu situation and he or a flu situation and he puntenet— or a flu situation and he punished _with. or a flu situation and he punished with these punished people with these tocttowne. — lockdowns. he was an authoritarian - lockdowns. he was an authoritarian sorts. authoritarian dictator of sorts. he authoritarian dictator of sorts. ue toot— authoritarian dictator of sorts. ue toot away— authoritarian dictator of sorts. he took away parliamentary powere— he took away parliamentary pottere ant— he took away parliamentary powers and put— he took away parliamentary powers and put it into an eecutte— powers and put it into an executive with— powers and put it into an executive with like four people tectttng — executive with like four people tectttng tne— executive with like four people deciding the fate— executive with like four people deciding the fate of the entire natton. — deciding the fate of the entire natton. tnat— deciding the fate of the entire nation. that is— deciding the fate of the entire nation. that is wicked. ti; nation. that is wicked. he destroyed— nation. that is wicked. he destroyed - of - nation. that is wicked. he- destroyed _of - lives. destroyed so many of our lives. and as i'm always pointing and also, as i'm always pointing out, guy here out, remember i had the guy here for lockdown inquiry, as i'm

for our lockdown inquiry, as i'm always pointing many of always pointing out. so many of the reasons why destroyed the reasons why he destroyed the country, lockdown country, because of lockdown were to cover up for his failings when it came to protecting care which protecting the care home, which actually resulted in the deaths of lots of very vulnerable old people. and he mentioned my great— people. and he mentioned my great-treet— people. and he mentioned my great-tree tn— people. and he mentioned my great-died in a- people. and he mentioned my great-died in a care- and he mentioned my great died in a care home great auntie died in a care home of great auntie died in a care home ot cottt. — great auntie died in a care home ot cottt. so— great auntie died in a care home ot cottt. so .— great auntie died in a care home of covid. so , you— great auntie died in a care home of covid. so, you know, but he mentioned those body bags. i think that's interesting as- think that's interesting as wett— think that's interesting as well, because— think that's interesting as well, because i remember at the etart— well, because i remember at the etart ot— well, because i remember at the start of lockdown,— well, because i remember at the start of lockdown, we saw all tnte— start of lockdown, we saw all this propaganda,— start of lockdown, we saw all this propaganda, you know, cntneee— this propaganda, you know, chinese dropping like chinese people dropping like tttee.— chinese people dropping like- tttee—ant flies, body bags everywhere. and tnetr— flies, body bags everywhere. and tnen—ttte— flies, body bags everywhere. and then—like that. - then it's all gone like that. tou— then it's all gone like that. you cant— then it's all gone like that. you can't find— then it's all gone like that. you can't find it— then it's all gone like that. you can't find it anymore. what nappenet— you can't find it anymore. whati happened—indeed, happened to all of that? indeed, tnteet. — happened to all of that? indeed, indeed. rebecca— happened to all of that? indeed, indeed. rebecca reid,- happened to all of that? indeed, indeed. 3 ii 3ti t: indeed. rebecca reid, i'm fascinated to to about fascinated to come to you about this, because you this, actually, because you never bothered by never were bothered by lockdowns, you you lockdowns, were you? you you sort quite lockdowns, were you? you you sort . quite liked _ lockdowns, were you? you you sort . quite liked - and l lockdowns, were you? you you l sort-quite liked-and you sort of quite liked them and you never you never— sort of quite liked them and you never you never got worked up ttte— never you never got worked up tne-ttt— never you never got worked up ttte-ttt or— never you never got worked up like-did or like- never you never got worked up like-did or like i- never you never got worked up like did or like i mean, like calvin did or like i mean, i like calvin did or like i mean, ttntnt— like calvin did or like i mean, ttntnt t— like calvin did or like i mean, i think i-did_ like calvin did or like i mean, i think i-did the- like calvin did or like i mean, i think i did the sensible i think i just did the sensible tntng— i think i just did the sensible tntng-t— i think i just did the sensible thing-i followed- i think i just did the sensible thing i followed i felt thing and i followed what i felt waeleate— thing and i followed what i felt waslsafe course— thing and i followed what i felt waslsafe course of- thing and i followed what i felt was safe course of action and was a safe course of action and ttt— was a safe course of action and art wnat— was a safe course of action and art wnat t— was a safe course of action and did what i felt— was a safe course of action and did what i felt i— was a safe course of action and did what i felt i should do. so tetttng— did what i felt i should do. so tetttng-now— did what i felt i should do. so looking-now and- did what i felt i should do. so looking-now and seeing. did what i felt i should do. so looking now and seeing the looking back now and seeing the unnecessary damage that lockdowns have caused, and now that you know that covid was never going to pose you and the

vast majority of the population, we didn't know that at the time . do you feel differently about tocttowne— . do you feel differently about tocttowne-t— . do you feel differently about lockdowns-i still- . do you feel differently about lockdowns-i still feel. lockdowns now? i still feel really surprised people really surprised that people blindly it. i find it blindly followed it. i find it very surprising that other people weren't seeing a people weren't also seeing a couple friends every now and couple of friends every now and again interpreting the rules again and interpreting the rules that them. that felt comfortable to them. i think almost worrying that think it's almost worrying that we will do as we're told without questioning it's questioning it. i would say it's really easy now to look back and be okay, listen, it wasn't be like, okay, listen, it wasn't actually as we thought actually as scary as we thought it was new to everybody it was. it was new to everybody and terrifying at the and it was terrifying at the beginning. and a lot of beginning. and i think a lot of us felt terribly frightened because terrified it because they terrified us. so it was because was unknown and was because it was unknown and we have been we did. and there have been there been previous there have been previous pandemics epidemics where pandemics and epidemics where the has been under what the response has been under what it be, and that's been it needed to be, and that's been really the fact really dangerous. but the fact hiv ebola, all those hiv pandemic, ebola, all those are examples, but facts are are examples, but the facts are always there. i'm sorry. ijust want— always there. i'm sorry. ijust want to— always there. i'm sorry. ijust want to te— always there. i'm sorry. ijust want to be clear— always there. i'm sorry. ijust want to be clear on- “tiiti; i'm sorry. ijust want to be clear on this. the facts— want to be clear on this. the tacte wee— want to be clear on this. the facts were always— want to be clear on this. the facts were always there that cottt —ttte - facts were always there thati covid _like ebola facts were always there that- covid—like ebola and covid was nothing like ebola and notntng— covid was nothing like ebola and notntng-tne— covid was nothing like ebola and nothing-the hiv— covid was nothing like ebola and nothing the hiv aids. okay. nothing like the hiv aids. okay. wnat— nothing like the hiv aids. okay. that woutt— nothing like the hiv aids. okay. that woutu you— nothing like the hiv aids. okay. what would you do— nothing like the hiv aids. okay. what would you do if— nothing like the hiv aids. okay. what would you do if we- nothing like the hiv aids. okay. what would you do if we actually did this the thing. so, did know this is the thing. so, matthew schellenberg i“ so, matthew schellenberg has exposed

tnat. — matthew schellenberg has exposed tnat—tecauee- matthew schellenberg has exposed that. _ because the - matthew schellenberg has exposed that. because the us that. we did know because the us tuntet— that. we did know because the us tuntet tne— that. we did know because the us funded the research, gain of funded the research, the gain of tunctton— funded the research, the gain of function-into- funded the research, the gain of function-into covid- funded the research, the gain of function into covid in funded the research, the gain of funthhan into covid in funded the research, the gain of funthhan lab. into covid in funded the research, the gain of funthhan lab. thiso covid in funded the research, the gain of funthhan lab. this iszovid in funded the research, the gain of funthhan lab. this is alld in funded the research, the gain of funthhan lab. this is all wet the wuhan lab. this is all we nave.— the wuhan lab. this is all we have,-evidence- the wuhan lab. this is all we have, evidence now. have, all the evidence now. so we ttu— have, all the evidence now. so we ttru-tots— have, all the evidence now. so we did-lots of— have, all the evidence now. so we did-lots of people- have, all the evidence now. so we did lots of people did we did know lots of people did get fairly ill. i mean, how about twice? your question. about it twice? your question. if about it twice? your question. rt eo— about it twice? your question. rt tt— about it twice? your question. rt tt tn— about it twice? your question. if so, if in his— about it twice? your question. if so, if in his words- about it twice? your question. if so, if in his words ,- c titic’ your question. if so, if in his words , the next if so, if in his words, the next tne— if so, if in his words, the next ttne anytntng— if so, if in his words, the next time anything like this happens, wett— time anything like this happens, we-tt tate— time anything like this happens, we-tt nate an— time anything like this happens, we'll have an even— time anything like this happens, we'll have an even more teroctoue— we'll have an even more ferocious lockdown. what would you-tne— ferocious lockdown. what would you-tne turne— ferocious lockdown. what would you the prime minister of you do if the prime minister of the you do if the prime minister of tne tne— you do if the prime minister of the time stood— you do if the prime minister of the time stood up— you do if the prime minister of the time stood up and said, as torre— the time stood up and said, as torte art.— the time stood up and said, as torte are. t— the time stood up and said, as boris did, i would— the time stood up and said, as boris did, i would defy lock me up, boris did, i would defy lock me up i— boris did, i would defy lock me up. r woutt— boris did, i would defy lock me up. r woutt tte— boris did, i would defy lock me up, i would be dancing in the etreete— up, i would be dancing in the streets before _ up, i would be dancing in the streets before you lock. : streets before you lock. i would be tn— streets before you lock. i would be tn ny— streets before you lock. i would be in my house. iwould- streets before you lock. : .. iwould be be in my house. i would be ttnttng— be in my house. i would be finding someone— be in my house. i would be finding someone to- .. iwould be finding someone to snog in the etreet— finding someone to snog in the etreet. — finding someone to snog in the etreet. wry— finding someone to snog in the street. why didn't— finding someone to snog in the street. titty t: t: .. c t3tit street. why didn't people do that at the time? i did. if you didn't think it was a good idea, why just break the why didn't you just break the rules? what i find. rules? that's what i find. really? because. because they terrtttet— really? because. because they terrtttet ue— really? because. because they terrified us. they— 3c i because they terrified us. they absolutely terrtttet. — terrified us. they absolutely terrified. _turned . terrified us. they absolutely terrified. turned us terrified. and they turned us tnto— terrified. and they turned us tnto-a— terrified. and they turned us into-a police- terrified. and they turned us into a police state. into us. into a police state. i tttnt— into us. into a police state. i tttnt-we— into us. into a police state. i tttnt-we att— into us. into a police state. i think-we all need- into us. into a police state. i. think-we all need-take think maybe we all need to take more responsibility what it more responsibility for what it is consume. never again. is that we consume. never again. okay, now, look, moving on. accorttng— okay, now, look, moving on. accorttng to— okay, now, look, moving on. according to itv— okay, now, look, moving on. according to itv insiders, holly wtttougnty— willoughby skipped the tric awarte—a- willoughby skipped the trici awards—a face willoughby skipped the tric. awards—a face to awards today to avoid a face to face — awards today to avoid a face to face encounter— awards today to avoid a face to face encounter with one her face encounter with one of her ex cotteaguee—

face encounter with one of her ex colleagues, brilliant ex colleagues, the brilliant tanonn— ex colleagues, the brilliant. ex colleagues, the brilliant- eamonn_we heard eamonn holmes, who, as we heard earner.— eamonn holmes, who, as we heard eartter. won— eamonn holmes, who, as we heard eartter. wttn— eamonn holmes, who, as we heard earlier, won with his— eamonn holmes, who, as we heard earlier, won with his gb news treattaet— earlier, won with his gb news breakfast show— earlier, won with his gb news breakfast show morning, was breakfast show this morning, was nontnatet— breakfast show this morning, was nominated—despitel nominated for an award. despite the phillip schofield scandal taytng— the phillip schofield scandal taytng-tottc- the phillip schofield scandal laying toxic culture laying bare the toxic culture at the laying bare the toxic culture at tne—tarr- laying bare the toxic culture at tne—tart to- laying bare the toxic culture at tne—tart to eay| the show. and it's fair to say uotty— the show. and it's fair to say uotty wttt— the show. and it's fair to say holly will not— the show. and it's fair to say holly will not be— the show. and it's fair to say holly will not be regretting her tecteton. — holly will not be regretting her tecteton. r— holly will not be regretting her decision. i was— holly will not be regretting her decision. i was actually at the tartae. — decision. i was actually at the tartae. to— decision. i was actually at the larvae. do earlier— decision. i was actually at the larvae. do earlier this larvae. do earlier and this notntng— larvae. do earlier and this morning—frostyi morning received a frosty receptton— morning received a frosty reception with reception from the audience with eone—tne- reception from the audience with some _the show. - reception from the audience with some the show. but some even booing the show. but the some even booing the show. but tne—tttn-t- some even booing the show. but tne—tttn-t etop- the humiliation didn't stop tnere— the humiliation didn't stop tnere ae— the humiliation didn't stop there as sensationally there as it was sensationally beaten—four's. there as it was sensationally. beaten—four's long beaten by channel four's long runntng— beaten by channel four's longi runntng—a running lifestyle programme, a ptace— running lifestyle programme, a pace-sun.— running lifestyle programme, a place-sun, the- running lifestyle programme, a place sun, the best place in the sun, the best tayttne— place in the sun, the best daytime - show. - place in the sun, the best daytime show. even place in the sun, the best- daytime-show. even though daytime game show. even though uotty— daytime game show. even though uotty-won— daytime game show. even though uotty-won tast- daytime game show. even though holly won last year. holly and phil won last year. here-e— holly and phil won last year. uere-e wnat— holly and phil won last year. here's what happened . i here's what happened. escape to the country— here's what happened. escape to the country .— here's what happened. escape to the country . father brown . and the country. father brown. and this morning. the country. father brown. and this morning . and the winner of this morning. and the winner of the daytime game is a place in the daytime game is a place in the sun . awkward, even

the sun. awkward, even loose women starjudi love made a joke about all the drama on this morning while co—hosting the gongs. ouch. morning while co—hosting the gongs. ouch . rebecca gavin gongs. ouch. rebecca gavin tottneon— gongs. ouch. rebecca gavin tottneon .— gongs. ouch. rebecca gavin robinson , amanda- c g ouch. rebecca gavin robinson , amanda purcell, do robinson, amanda purcell, do etant— robinson, amanda purcell, do etant ty— robinson, amanda purcell, do stand by because— robinson, amanda purcell, do stand by because coming up as cnanpagne— stand by because coming up as champagne socialist gary neville totne— champagne socialist gary neville totne ttneter— champagne socialist gary neville joins lineker on— champagne socialist gary neville joins lineker on the bbc after it's announced— joins lineker on the bbc after it's announced he'll appear on tragone— it's announced he'll appear on pragone ten.— it's announced he'll appear on dragons den. have the woke beeb gtten— dragons den. have the woke beeb gtten up— dragons den. have the woke beeb gtten up .— dragons den. have the woke beeb now given up , presenting itself now given up, presenting itself as an impartial— now given up, presenting itself as an impartial broadcaster? rte-tt— as an impartial broadcaster? we-tt tactte— as an impartial broadcaster? we'll tackle that one the we'll tackle that one in the meta— we'll tackle that one in the meta-next.- we'll tackle that one in the media-next, as. we'll tackle that one in the media next, as the media buzz, but next, as the coroner in the— media buzz, but next, as the coroner in the nicola burley tngueet— coroner in the nicola burley inquest rules— coroner in the nicola burley inquest rules that she died by accttentatty— inquest rules that she died by accidentally drowning investigative journalist and former— investigative journalist and former police— investigative journalist and former police officer mark williams—thomas his expert williams—thomas gives his expert anatyete— williams—thomas gives his expert analysis-offers— williams—thomas gives his expert analysis-offers his— williams—thomas gives his expert analysis offers his view on analysis and offers his view on wnetner— analysis and offers his view on whether lancashire police still tate— whether lancashire police still have questions— whether lancashire police still have questions to _ whether lancashire police still have questions to answer over tnetr— have questions to answer over their handling— have questions to answer over their handling of— have questions to answer over their handling of the case. mark ttttttane— their handling of the case. mark williams thomas— their handling of the case. mark williams thomas live with import etratgnt— williams thomas live with import news straight after— williams thomas live with import news straight after this .

gb news is the people's. gb news is the people's . channel gb news is the people's. channel it seemed . royal biographer c15 \ it seemed . royal biographer tom it seemed. royal biographer tom tower— it seemed. royal biographer tom tower totne— it seemed. royal biographer tom tower totne ne— it seemed. royal biographer tom bower joins me soon with bowerjoins me soon with a tontenett— bowerjoins me soon with a bombshell revelation on the duke and bombshell revelation on the duke ant tucneee— bombshell revelation on the duke and duchess of— bombshell revelation on the duke and duchess of sussex . but and duchess of sussex. but treattng— and duchess of sussex. but breaking tonight . the inquest breaking tonight. the inquest tnto— breaking tonight. the inquest tnto utcota— breaking tonight. the inquest into nicola bullies death has reacnet— into nicola bullies death has reacnet a— into nicola bullies death has reached a conclusion with the coroner ruling— reached a conclusion with the coroner ruling that she did not tate— coroner ruling that she did not nate any— coroner ruling that she did not have any intention to take her ttte— have any intention to take her ttte ant— have any intention to take her own life and died— have any intention to take her own life and died an accidental teatt— own life and died an accidental teatn. tnte— own life and died an accidental death. this follows yesterday's retetatton— death. this follows yesterday's revelation that _ death. this follows yesterday's revelation that nicola had not teen— revelation that nicola had not been drinking— revelation that nicola had not been drinking when she drowned in been drinking when she drowned tn tne— been drinking when she drowned tn tne rtter.— been drinking when she drowned

in the river. wyre— been drinking when she drowned in the river. wyre and earlier ner— in the river. wyre and earlier ner partner.— in the river. wyre and earlier her partner, paul— in the river. wyre and earlier her partner, paul ansell , told her partner, paul ansell, told tne— her partner, paul ansell, told tne tngueet— her partner, paul ansell, told the inquest that— her partner, paul ansell, told the inquest that she was, quote, tutt— the inquest that she was, quote, tutt ot— the inquest that she was, quote, tutt ot teane— the inquest that she was, quote, full of beans on— the inquest that she was, quote, full of beans on the night before— full of beans on the night before ner— full of beans on the night before her death. it was back in tetruary— before her death. it was back in tetruary tnat— before her death. it was back in february that the _ before her death. it was back in february that the disappearance gripped— february that the disappearance grtppet tne— february that the disappearance gripped the nation, and today her gripped the nation, and today net-rantty— gripped the nation, and today her family accepted the her bereaved family accepted the coroner's ruling— her bereaved family accepted the coroner's ruling and paid trttute— coroner's ruling and paid tribute-person- coroner's ruling and paid tribute-person knew tribute to the person they knew as tribute to the person they knew ae utcty— tribute to the person they knew ae utcty toen— tribute to the person they knew as nicky josh howie. the last few— as nicky josh howie. the last few months have been extremely tough to process for our family . the emotional impact will stay long in our hearts . and whilst long in our hearts. and whilst we will never forget the loss of our nicky, we will forever remember her as a brilliant mum , partner, daughter , daughter , partner, daughter, daughter and sister that we all knew and loved so very much . and sister that we all knew and loved so very much. i'm and sister that we all knew and loved so very much . i'm joined loved so very much. i'm joined now by investigative journalist and former police officer mark williams—thomas , who was in williams—thomas, who was in attendance at the inquest. so, mark, with your expertise,- so, mark, with your expertise, did you— mark, with your expertise, did you agree— mark, with your expertise, did you agree wttn— mark, with your expertise, did you agree with the verdict given by tne — you agree with the verdict given by tne ceoronr— you agree with the verdict given by the coroner today ? and are by the coroner today? and are tnere— by the coroner today? and are there questions— by the coroner today? and are there questions for the police to tn— there questions for the police to answer in their handling of utcota— to answer in their handling of nicola bully's_ to answer in their handling of nicola bully's disappearance ? nicola bully's disappearance? coet— nicola bully's disappearance? coou etentng—

nicola bully's disappearance? coou etentng .— nicola bully's disappearance? c: “3 j?“ yes, nicola bully's disappearance? c: .. “3 j“ yes, i nicola bully's disappearance? c: “3 j?“ yes, i mean, good evening, dan. yes, i mean, i do good evening, dan. yes, i mean, t to agree— good evening, dan. yes, i mean, t to agree wttn— good evening, dan. yes, i mean, i do agree with the— c: .. “3 j“ yes, i mean, i do agree with the coroner's terttct. — i do agree with the coroner's verdict. the— i do agree with the coroner's verdict. the coroner- i do agree with the coroner's verdict. i “at: verdict. the coroner had information which led him only really to one conclusion, which was that it was an accidental death. there's no way that he could determine that there was any intention for her to kill herself in any way. so his opfion herself in any way. so his option really was accident . it option really was accident. it still leaves lots of questions . still leaves lots of questions. and this is the problem that exists when you have something like this, you have a finding of fact. so the coroner is really responsible for asking the questions . if he doesn't ask all questions. if he doesn't ask all the questions , then you won't the questions, then you won't necessarily get all the answers . does allay the concerns . does that allay the concerns of the public? this is this is a case that has absolutely , you case that has absolutely, you know, captivated worldwide, not just in the uk, across social media, across the many platforms with people all having different views . i think what we are in with people all having different views. i think what we are in a position now for the family. we have to get to a position. we say, do you know what end of this case, let's put closure on it. let the family now mourn in the way that they are. they've

got some answers. they haven't got some answers. they haven't got all the answers that they require but ultimately, require. but ultimately, we're not going to know. the key question is where did she go into the water? we now know she definitely went the water. definitely went into the water. she drowned in the she definitely drowned in the water. what we don't know is what point she went in the water and some of the questions in relation to she could have relation to how she could have fallen into the water right by the edge and become unconscious and then go travel some 150 yards down towards where the weir is and then across the weir. those just haven't been answered . no, but sadly, there answered. no, but sadly, there is nobody else that can answer those questions. well, is that orrecct— those questions. well, is that correct , though, _ 3 well, is that correct , though, mark? because correct, though, mark? because wnat— correct, though, mark? because wnat atout— correct, though, mark? because what about this— correct, though, mark? because what about this mysterious man , what about this mysterious man, roan— what about this mysterious man, taan tn— what about this mysterious man, taan tn ttact— what about this mysterious man, man in black who— what about this mysterious man, man in black who having been ttenttttet— man in black who having been identified and— man in black who having been identified and mentioned again at tne— identified and mentioned again at tne tngueet— identified and mentioned again at the inquest, has still not teen— at the inquest, has still not been discovered— at the inquest, has still not been discovered ? and what did we been discovered? and what did we tearn— been discovered? and what did we tearn atout— been discovered? and what did we learn about him— been discovered? and what did we learn about him and could he tate— learn about him and could he nate teen— learn about him and could he

have been involved . c wig have been involved. it was very strange— have been involved. it was very strange yesterday when suddenly one of the witnesses mentioned this individual who they themselves thought was suspicious, which is why they contacted the police. i would have expected and would have hoped that the coroner would have asked the police, called the police back or at least asked the question, bearing in mind coroner knew a lot of mind the coroner knew a lot of this information being this information prior to being in the hearing. it wasn't suddenly revealed to him on that day why we didn't get that answered and actually , it just answered and actually, it just adds this whole element of adds to this whole element of some of these answers just haven't been given. i'm not a fan of lancashire police. i think lancashire police have made a real mess , certainly of made a real mess, certainly of the media aspect of it, but they've made a big mess in terms of their communication process with the public now are going well, who are who is this person in black? the lancashire police should say , well, should come out and say, well, we tried to identify. it was we made enquiries, made made these enquiries, we made these enquiries, we don't know. and conspiracy theories

and for the conspiracy theories and those people just and for those people who just aren't happy that this is the right outcome , it leaves that on right outcome, it leaves that on the table . and indeed, even for the table. and indeed, even for nicky's family and friends who might at times have slight doubts in terms of what took place, they'll still be asking questions , well, who is this man questions, well, who is this man in black ? yeah, totally. in black? yeah, totally. totally. because we were when we were looking at the details of the inquest today, i guess the positive things, though, are for nicola bully's family , although nicola bully's family, although i do not think this make the police look at all good. is that what we can categorically say now, mark, is that she had no alcohol in her body. so alcohol was not involved despite those disgusting slurs that the police made public at the time to take the heat off them. and i think that was unforgiving, able and it wasn't a suicide. so for her husband and for the future of those two daughters, that is very important . and even though very important. and even though

some missed tree still shrouds, how she ended up in that river. yeah, absolutely. i mean , the yeah, absolutely. i mean, the tancaentre— yeah, absolutely. i mean, the lancashire police— yeah, absolutely. i mean, the lancashire police were conptetety— lancashire police were completely wrong when they reteaeet— completely wrong when they released that— completely wrong when they released that information. i woutt— released that information. i woutt tate— released that information. i would have liked it after the poet—nonem— would have liked it after the post—mortem for them to have out— post—mortem for them to have out ant— post—mortem for them to have come out and said— post—mortem for them to have come out and said there was no atconot— come out and said there was no alcohol found— come out and said there was no alcohol found in— come out and said there was no alcohol found in the body. let's ttepet— alcohol found in the body. let's ttepet tnat— alcohol found in the body. let's dispel that straight away. and actuatty— dispel that straight away. andi actuatty—tney actually, they didn't. and they attowet— actually, they didn't. and they allowed-thought- allowed that that thought proceee— allowed that that thought process still— allowed that that thought process still continue on process still to continue on eoctat— process still to continue on social media.— process still to continue on social media. so- process still to continue on social media. so in reflection in social media. so in reflection tn tne— social media. so in reflection tn tne pottce— social media. so in reflection in the police college have tootet— in the police college have tootet at— in the police college have looked at this— in the police college have looked at this in terms of the meta— looked at this in terms of the media strategy,— looked at this in terms of the media strategy, i— looked at this in terms of the media strategy, i hope lancashire— media strategy, i hope lancashire police learn naeettety— lancashire police learn massively from this. but of course what— massively from this. but of course what we— massively from this. but of course what we are in a position te— course what we are in a position te tnat— course what we are in a position now is that paul— course what we are in a position now is that paul and the rest of the now is that paul and the rest of tne rantty.— now is that paul and the rest of tne rantty. tne— now is that paul and the rest of the family, the children and the and the family, the children and the ant tne— the family, the children and the ant tne nun— the family, the children and the and the mum and— the family, the children and the and the mum and dad have now got some answers. they— and the mum and dad have now got some answers. they haven't got all some answers. they haven't got at tne— some answers. they haven't got all the unfortunately. all the answers, unfortunately. wnat—caeee- all the answers, unfortunately. what—cases like. all the answers, unfortunately.| what—cases like this what happens in cases like this is what happens in cases like this te tnat— what happens in cases like this te tnat we— what happens in cases like this te tnat we try— what happens in cases like this is that we try to— what happens in cases like this is that we try to apply logic to it is that we try to apply logic to tt ant— is that we try to apply logic to it and sometimes— is that we try to apply logic to it and sometimes logic just toeen-t— it and sometimes logic just toeen-t gtte— it and sometimes logic just doesn't give us— it and sometimes logic just doesn't give us the answers that toottng— doesn't give us the answers that we're looking events we're looking for and events tuet— we're looking for and events tuet occur— we're looking for and events tuet ae— we're looking for and events tuet ae a— we're looking for and events just occur as a matter of occurrence . so- just occur as a matter of occurrence . so it is a very sad occurrence. so it is a very sad ettuatton— occurrence. so it is a very sad ettuatton .— occurrence. so it is a very sad ettuatton . en— occurrence. so it is a very sad situation . on how— occurrence. so it is a very sad situation . on how she ended up situation. on how she ended up in situation. on how she ended up tn tnat— situation. on how she ended up tn tnat wate— situation. on how she ended up in that water, how— situation. on how she ended up in that water, how she ended up

in that water, how she ended up tn a— in that water, how she ended up tn a poettton— in that water, how she ended up in a position where— in that water, how she ended up in a position where she was in tnat— in a position where she was in tnat water— in a position where she was in that water and _ in a position where she was in that water and then travelled tottnetrea — that water and then travelled downstream. we— that water and then travelled downstream. we will just never know— downstream. we will just never know tne— downstream. we will just never know the answers— downstream. we will just never know the answers to that. but tancaentre— know the answers to that. but lancashire police _ know the answers to that. but lancashire police hopefully have teamed— lancashire police hopefully have learned something from this . i learned something from this. i reatty— learned something from this. i reatty-tate— learned something from this. i really-have liked- really would have liked lancashire— really would have liked lancashire police to have held tnetr— lancashire police to have held tter-up— lancashire police to have held their-up-said- lancashire police to have held their-up-said ,- lancashire police to have held their-up-said , youi their hands up and said, you know— their hands up and said, you know-tttn-t- their hands up and said, you know-didn't get. know what, we didn't get eterytntng— know what, we didn't get everything-we- know what, we didn't get everything we really everything right. we really eorry— everything right. we really eorryltnow— everything right. we really sorry. know thoughts everything right. we really- sorry.-know-thoughts are sorry. you know our thoughts are wttn— sorry. you know our thoughts are wttt—tut— sorry. you know our thoughts are with _but actually- sorry. you know our thoughts are with—but actually ,. with the family. but actually, tancaentre— with the family. but actually, lancashire police throughout all of lancashire police throughout all ot-nate— lancashire police throughout all of-have never— lancashire police throughout all of have never accepted any of this have never accepted any tatttnge— of this have never accepted any tatttnge .— of this have never accepted any failings , never— of this have never accepted any failings , never accepted it. failings, never accepted it. they— failings, never accepted it. tney got— failings, never accepted it. they got slightly wrong. i they got it slightly wrong. i tntnt— they got it slightly wrong. i tntnt tney— they got it slightly wrong. i think they could have much think they could have been much nuntte— think they could have been much more humble through this proeee tney— more humble through this process. they certainly process. they should certainly tate— process. they should certainly have dispelled _ process. they should certainly have dispelled very quickly after— have dispelled very quickly after-poet— have dispelled very quickly after post mortem that there after the post mortem that there was no alcohol— after the post mortem that there was no alcohol in— after the post mortem that there was no alcohol in her body. uattng— was no alcohol in her body. nattng put— was no alcohol in her body. having put the— was no alcohol in her body. having put the slur out that tney— having put the slur out that tney ga— having put the slur out that they did, let's— having put the slur out that they did, let's hope moving forward— they did, let's hope moving torwart we— they did, let's hope moving forward we can— they did, let's hope moving forward we can now put this to pet— forward we can now put this to pet tnat— forward we can now put this to pet tnat tne— forward we can now put this to bed that the family mourn in tnetr— bed that the family mourn in tnetr way— bed that the family mourn in their way that— bed that the family mourn in their way that they need to and tancaentre— their way that they need to and lancashire police— their way that they need to and lancashire police have learnt tnetr— lancashire police have learnt their lessons— lancashire police have learnt their lessons from it. and attnougn— their lessons from it. and although they— their lessons from it. and although they haven't publicly eart— although they haven't publicly eatt p,— although they haven't publicly said it, hopefully within the organisation— said it, hopefully within the organisation there is a little bit organisation there is a little ttt ot— organisation there is a little bit of humility. _ organisation there is a little bit of humility. �*thtticc bit of humility. well, mark williams thomas, thank you for your brilliantly accurate and incisive coverage over the

course of the disappearance of nicola bullough. you didn't fall into the trap that so many others did and covering what is a tragedy that captured not just the nation, but the world. thank you so much, mark. but coming up in uncanceled with netflix demanding more from harry and meghan after spotify dropped the calamitous couple, have they lost their way now they've given up bashing royal family. our up bashing the royal family. our esteemed royal biographer tom bower me live in the bowerjoins me live in the studio shortly . but next in the studio shortly. but next in the media buzz with labour luvvie gary due to appear on gary neville due to appear on the just the bbc's dragons den just months after the gary lineker debacle, has state debacle, has the state broadcaster killed any broadcaster killed off any pretence of impartiality? plus, do lancashire police owe nicola bully's family an apology for their handling of the case? my superstar panel tackled both of those very important stories, plus more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages. so don't go anywhere .

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people's channel. britain's news . channel let's return- people's channel. britain's news . channel let's return to- . channel let's return to tomorrow's news- .. let's return to tomorrow's news site and our ttettatuzs. — tomorrow's news site and our mediabuzz. more— tomorrow's news site and our mediabuzz. more front pages are ttar—a—tago— mediabuzz. more front pages are mar—a—lago hands straight to ten — mar—a—lago hands straight to ten .— mar—a—lago hands straight to ten . tne— mar—a—lago hands straight to them . the daily— mar—a—lago hands straight to them . the daily mirror takes the them. the daily mirror takes the guote— them. the daily mirror takes the same quote from _ them. the daily mirror takes the same quote from matt hancock tetore— same quote from matt hancock tetore nttttng— same quote from matt hancock before hitting back saying sorry is before hitting back saying sorry te not— before hitting back saying sorry te not enougt— before hitting back saying sorry is not enough. as— before hitting back saying sorry is not enough. as grieving tantttee— is not enough. as grieving families turn— is not enough. as grieving families turn their backs to the ttegracet— families turn their backs to the disgraced former— families turn their backs to the disgraced former health secretary— disgraced former health secretary at— disgraced former health secretary at today's covid 19 tngutry.— secretary at today's covid 19 tngutry. wttn— secretary at today's covid 19 inquiry, with one— secretary at today's covid 19 inquiry, with one heard to shout tttee— inquiry, with one heard to shout tttter. tne— inquiry, with one heard to shout killer, the daily— inquiry, with one heard to shout killer, the daily mail reports tnat— killer, the daily mail reports that consultants on over trooooo — that consultants on over £100,000 have voted for a 48 nour— £100,000 have voted for a 48 now etrtte— £100,000 have voted for a 48 hour strike. that— £100,000 have voted for a 48 hour strike. that will come after— hour strike. that will come after ttte — hour strike. that will come after five days— hour strike. that will come after five days of stoppages by tumor— after five days of stoppages by junior doctors— after five days of stoppages by junior doctors plunging the nhs into junior doctors plunging the nhs tnto eeten— junior doctors plunging the nhs into seven days— junior doctors plunging the nhs into seven days of— junior doctors plunging the nhs into seven days of chaos. and a taectnattng— into seven days of chaos. and a fascinating exclusive there from satan— fascinating exclusive there from saran vtne— fascinating exclusive there from sarah vine revealing she had her treaete— sarah vine revealing she had her treaete gropet— sarah vine revealing she had her breasts groped at— sarah vine revealing she had her breasts groped at number 10 towntng— breasts groped at number 10 downing street— breasts groped at number 10 downing street by harry enfield . ant— downing street by harry enfield . and obviously— downing street by harry enfield . and obviously that follows on the . and obviously that follows on tne tact— . and obviously that follows on tne tact ot— . and obviously that follows on the back of that— . and obviously that follows on the back of that gutless little

weaet— the back of that gutless little weasel, daniel— the back of that gutless little weasel, daniel korski . did he weasel, daniel korski. did he enow— weasel, daniel korski. did he enow upe— weasel, daniel korski. did he enow upe ttt— weasel, daniel korski. did he show up? did he— weasel, daniel korski. did he show up? did he show up for his pre—agreet— show up? did he show up for his pre—agreed interview ? no, he pre—agreed interview? no, he wont.— pre—agreed interview? no, he tttn-t. wnat— pre—agreed interview? no, he didn't. what a— pre—agreed interview? no, he didn't. what a gutless little tteaet — didn't. what a gutless little tteaet ant— didn't. what a gutless little weasel. and london has been protected— weasel. and london has been protectet .— weasel. and london has been protected . amanda patel emma protected. amanda patel emma turnett— protected. amanda patel emma burnell gavin— protected. amanda patel emma burnell gavin robinson and rebecca.— burnell gavin robinson and rebecca. let's— burnell gavin robinson and rebecca. let's hope he's stopped tnat— rebecca. let's hope he's stopped tnat eort— rebecca. let's hope he's stopped tnat eort ot— rebecca. let's hope he's stopped that sort of funny— rebecca. let's hope he's stopped that sort of funny business, rtgtt— that sort of funny business, rtgnt. guyee— that sort of funny business, right, guys? but daniel korski , right, guys? but daniel korski, noneetty.— right, guys? but daniel korski, honestly, you've— right, guys? but daniel korski, honestly, you've not actually earty. — honestly, you've not actually earty. tuet— honestly, you've not actually earty. tuet tet— honestly, you've not actually early. just let yourself down. toute— early. just let yourself down. toute tet— early. just let yourself down. you've let the— early. just let yourself down. you've let the gb news news viewers down _ you've let the gb news news viewers down and that is what is unacceptatte— viewers down and that is what is unacceptatte .— viewers down and that is what is unacceptable . now, surely bbc unacceptable. now, surely bbc toeeee— unacceptable. now, surely bbc toeeee nuet— unacceptable. now, surely bbc bosses must know that the only tntng— bosses must know that the only tntng oee— bosses must know that the only thing worse than— bosses must know that the only thing worse than having one tettte— thing worse than having one tettte tout— thing worse than having one leftie loud gary— thing worse than having one leftie loud gary on the books woutt— leftie loud gary on the books woutt te— leftie loud gary on the books woutt toe to— leftie loud gary on the books would be to have— leftie loud gary on the books would be to have two. but those woke— would be to have two. but those woke execs just— would be to have two. but those woke execs just can't help themselves.— woke execs just can't help themselves. announced today torrner— themselves. announced today former footballer turned london tottng— former footballer turned london loving property_ former footballer turned london loving property mogul gary tettte— loving property mogul gary neville will— loving property mogul gary neville will be— loving property mogul gary neville will be joining the long runntng— neville will be joining the long running business— neville will be joining the long running business show dragons ten.— running business show dragons den atreaty— running business show dragons den atreaty tn— running business show dragons den. already in the line up as tne— den. already in the line up as tne tattt— den. already in the line up as the rabid anti—brexit campaigner tetoran— the rabid anti—brexit campaigner deborah meaden._ the rabid anti—brexit campaigner deborah meaden. and now they've added— deborah meaden. and now they've added neville,— deborah meaden. and now they've added neville, who— deborah meaden. and now they've added neville, who is campaigning to make keir starmer the campaigning to make keir starmer tne nett— campaigning to make keir starmer tne next turne— campaigning to make keir starmer the next prime minister. and of

tnte— the next prime minister. and of course, this comes— the next prime minister. and of course, this comes just months after— course, this comes just months after cary— course, this comes just months after gary lineker— course, this comes just months after gary lineker put two ttngere— after gary lineker put two ttngere up— after gary lineker put two ttngere up to— after gary lineker put two fingers up to bbc bosses after he fingers up to bbc bosses after ne wae— fingers up to bbc bosses after he was suspended in an tnpantattty— he was suspended in an impartiality motty storm. so catttn— impartiality motty storm. so calvin robertson, you believe the calvin robertson, you believe tne ttc— calvin robertson, you believe the bbc should— calvin robertson, you believe the bbc should be defunded? the reatty— the bbc should be defunded? the reattty te— the bbc should be defunded? the reattty te nere— the bbc should be defunded? the reality is here that— the bbc should be defunded? the reality is here that they just wouttn-t— reality is here that they just wouttn-t to— reality is here that they just wouldn't do it— reality is here that they just wouldn't do it if— reality is here that they just wouldn't do it if we were tatttng— wouldn't do it if we were talking about— wouldn't do it if we were talking about high profile folk talking about hiin profile folk on talking about high profile folk on tne— talking about high profile folk on tne rtgnt. — talking about high profile folk on the right. and— talking about high profile folk on the right. '“t3 c133 talking about high profile folk on the right. ' “t: c133 \tti;t on the right. and gary neville's a funny one because he's always moralising, except when it doesn't suit him. you know, when he to qatar, where they he went off to qatar, where they literally people being literally kill people for being gay, he was, oh, that's fine. fully behind yeah, fully behind it. yeah, absolutely ridiculous taking the coin. thing gets me coin. but the thing that gets me is hoops that we to go is the hoops that we have to go through. i want to talk through. if i want to talk about, for trans, about, for example, trans, i have to make sure i've got someone who's got the opposite opinion of me. i've got to get all balance, impartiality. all this balance, impartiality. i radio five i was listening to a radio five on the way down, not out of choice as my uber driver had it on day and they had on the other day and they had you and everyone's agreeing with on the other day and they had you eother.eryone's agreeing with on the other day and they had you eother. they're agreeing with on the other day and they had you eother. they're agion ng with on the other day and they had you eother. they're agion the vith each other. they're all on the same there's no same page. there's no impartiality. there's no balance. they don't have to go through that we through the same hoops that we have through. but our have to go through. but our viewers to pay the bbc in

viewers have to pay the bbc in order watch our channel. order to watch our channel. yeah, it's a joke, isn't it? amanda— yeah, it's a joke, isn't it? amanda-a- yeah, it's a joke, isn't it? . amanda-a complete amanda patel it's a complete joke and gary neville is a complete and utter hypocrite out there. and as you in qatar, there. and as you say in qatar, taking coin and making taking the coin and then making the between people the comparison between people working for slave wages, they're comparing nurses comparing them with nurses when in you have look in fact, if you have a look online, the number of complaints from the people who work his from the people who work at his hotel they're paid the hotel where they're paid the minimum they're not paid minimum wage, they're not paid overtime. they said they get the most i most appalling treatment. i wrote down some of the quotes. they they're like they said they're treated like slaves. what a champagne socialist being a hypocrite . socialist being a hypocrite. amanda knocked me down with a reattee— amanda knocked me down with a feather. rebecca _ amanda knocked me down with a feather. rebecca reid . it's just feather. rebecca reid. it's just tne— feather. rebecca reid. it's just ttne to— feather. rebecca reid. it's just time to defund— feather. rebecca reid. it's just time to defund this organisation. just accept the ttc— organisation. just accept the ttc. tney— organisation. just accept the ttc. tney onty— organisation. just accept the bbc. they only want to put woke tetty— bbc. they only want to put woke tetty tutttee— bbc. they only want to put woke lefty luvvies on— bbc. they only want to put woke lefty luvvies on screen. c lefty luvvies on screen. it's atar— lefty luvvies on screen. it's atan sugar— lefty luvvies on screen. it's alan sugar woke— lefty luvvies on screen. c g okay. lefty luvvies on screen. it's- alan sugar woke lefty. okay. any other alan sugar woke lefty. okay. any otner exanpte— alan sugar woke lefty. okay. any other example ? _ alan sugar woke lefty. okay. any other example ? all of the all of other example? all of the all of the seriously, any other examples? dragons den who's the guy who owns the department store? no i don't. i don't know. oh.— store? no i don't. i don't know. on. you— store? no i don't. i don't know. on. you to— store? no i don't. i don't know. on. you to trow— store? no i don't. i don't know. oh, you do know what's got no idea called . you can't come up idea called. you can't come up wttn— idea called. you can't come up wttn one— idea called. you can't come up with one other— : i: you can't come up with one other example, other tnan— with one other example, other tnan atan— with one other example, other than alan sugar— with one other example, other than alan sugar who by the way, by tne — than alan sugar who by the way, by tne way. —

than alan sugar who by the way, by tne way. tete— than alan sugar who by the way, by the way, let's just remember wnen— by the way, let's just remember wnen. to.— by the way, let's just remember wnen. to. no— by the way, let's just remember when. no, no, no.— by the way, let's just remember when. no, no, no. i'm going to mate— when. no, no, no. i'm going to mate a— when. no, no, no. i'm going to mate a reatty— when. no, no, no. i'm going to make a really important point. tuet— make a really important point. tuet. tuet— make a really important point. just. just hear— make a really important point. just. just hear me— make a really important point. just. just hear me out. we just eat.— just. just hear me out. we just eat. atan— just. just hear me out. we just said, alan sugar— just. just hear me out. we just said, alan sugar jeremy said, alan sugar until jeremy cortyn— said, alan sugar until jeremy corbyn became— said, alan sugar until jeremy corbyn became labour leader , corbyn became labour leader, eupponet— corbyn became labour leader, eupponet tne— corbyn became labour leader, supported the labour party and has supported the labour party and nae etayet— supported the labour party and nae etayet ae— supported the labour party and has stayed as the— supported the labour party and has stayed as the flagship of tne— has stayed as the flagship of the apprentice— has stayed as the flagship of the apprentice for the what, ttte.— the apprentice for the what, ttte. etx— the apprentice for the what, five, six years— the apprentice for the what, five, six years since then. ilc�*l�*u’ five, six years since then. my potnt— five, six years since then. my potnt ts— five, six years since then. my potnt ts tte— five, six years since then. my point is the bbc— five, six years since then. my point is the bbc was hired with bbc impartiality. point is the bbc was hired with bbc impartiality . motty bbc impartiality. motty shouldn't about people who shouldn't be about people who are eating a cooking are present eating a cooking show. you you can't expect that every single person appears every single person who appears on has political on the bbc has no political agenda. that's not realistic, clever, people. but why clever, creative people. but why would someone like nigel farage never be asked to dragon's never be asked to do dragon's den? nigel den? however because nigel farage business farage doesn't have any business track record. does. track record. yes, he does. yeah. but don't you think gary tettte— yeah. but don't you think gary tettte ant— yeah. but don't you think gary neville and what's— “bit?“ but don't you think gary neville and what's gary neville? he neville and what's gary neville? ue — neville and what's gary neville? ue ue— neville and what's gary neville? he runs. he runs— neville and what's gary neville? he runs. he runs hotel he runs. he runs a hotel where peopte— he runs. he runs a hotel where peopte eay— he runs. he runs a hotel where pebble 5ay theyie— he runs. he runs a hotel where people say they're treated appallingly- _ people say they're treated appallingly. ilc�*l�*u’ people say they're treated appallingly. ilc�*l�*u’ c appallingly. my point is, if i can finish that , there is a big can finish that, there is a big difference between someone like laura kuenssberg who should be politically , who is or politically neutral, who is or any them, anybody who's any of them, anybody who's presenting political presenting a political programme. should not programme. absolutely should not be. well, i think we just need to-tt— be. well, i think we just need our tne— be. well, i think we just need our tne-ot- be. well, i think we just need to-if the _of laura. to see if the choice of laura tueneeterg— to see if the choice of laura kuenssberg guests week after kuenssberg to guests week after week— kuenssberg to guests week after

week to— kuenssberg to guests week after week to eee— kuenssberg to guests week after week to see that— kuenssberg to guests week after week to see that there's no tnpantat— week to see that there's no impartial motty_ week to see that there's no impartial motty there. look at ten— impartial motty there. look at ten ttton— impartial motty there. look at ben elton .the _ impartial motty there. look at ben elton the weekend. that ben elton at the weekend. that waelttegrace. — ben elton at the weekend. that was disgrace. it“cti;i;~;frc “g was a disgrace. look interesting . i'm willing accept that. . i'm willing to accept that. but majority creative but the majority of creative people in this country are left wing. majority of people who wing. the majority of people who are appropriate to be in a lot of these shows are left wing . of these shows are left wing. thatis of these shows are left wing. that is not true. it's true. rebecca that is. it's fundamentally but most fundamentally true. but most writers are most wrong. rebecca true. look at how— writers are most wrong. rebecca true. look at how many- d rebecca true. look at how many brilliant conetante— true. look at how many brilliant comedians are.— true. look at how many brilliant comedians are. follow us on ueatttnere— comedians are. follow us on headliners every— comedians are. follow us on headliners every single night tron— headliners every single night from tne— headliners every single night from the holac_ headliners every single night from the holac and when are they aetet— from the holac and when are they aetet on— from the holac and when are they ever asked on the— from the holac and when are they ever asked on the bbc? but look, i ever asked on the bbc? but look, r want— ever asked on the bbc? but look, r want to— ever asked on the bbc? but look, r want to note— ever asked on the bbc? but look, i want to move on— ever asked on the bbc? but look, i want to move on to the very eat— i want to move on to the very eat newe— i want to move on to the very eat ot— i want to move on to the very sad news of the— i want to move on to the very sad news of the day. as we ttecueeet— sad news of the day. as we discussed earlier with mark williams—thomas, inquiry williams—thomas, the inquiry tnto—nae- into nick gibb woolley has reteatet— into nick gibb woolley has revealed her— into nick gibb woolley has revealed her death was an accttent— revealed her death was an accident-there- revealed her death was an accident there was no accident and there was no etttence— accident and there was no evidence intended evidence she intended to take her evidence she intended to take net-ttte.— evidence she intended to take her-life. .the - evidence she intended to take her life. the inquest her own life. now the inquest nae— her own life. now the inquest nae-fount— her own life. now the inquest has-found she- her own life. now the inquest has found she was sober has also found she was sober wnen— has also found she was sober wnen ene— has also found she was sober when she went— has also found she was sober when she went into the water, wntcn— when she went into the water, wntcn rateee— when she went into the water, which raises serious questions about— which raises serious questions about lancashire— which raises serious questions about lancashire police's nantttng— about lancashire police's handling of— about lancashire police's handling of the case. you'll remember detective superintendent rebecca smith, wno— superintendent rebecca smith, wno tet— superintendent rebecca smith, wno tet tne— superintendent rebecca smith, who led the investigation eartter— who led the investigation earlier this— who led the investigation earlier this year, came under ttre— earlier this year, came under ttre arter— earlier this year, came under fire after they— earlier this year, came under fire after they inappropriately reteatet— fire after they inappropriately

revealed that— fire after they inappropriately revealed that nicola had significant— revealed that nicola had significant issues with alcohol . tnat— significant issues with alcohol . tnat wae— significant issues with alcohol . that was there— significant issues with alcohol . that was there ,_ significant issues with alcohol . that was there , exact quote . that was there, exact quote ant— . that was there, exact quote ant nat— . that was there, exact quote and had problems with the menopause. now amanda, you were tery— menopause. now amanda, you were tery crtttcat— menopause. now amanda, you were tery crtttcat ot— menopause. now amanda, you were very critical of rebecca smith at tne— very critical of rebecca smith at tne tne— very critical of rebecca smith at tne ttne .— very critical of rebecca smith at the time . do— very critical of rebecca smith at the time . do you feel like at the time. do you feel like tne— at the time. do you feel like tne ttnttnge— at the time. do you feel like the findings of— at the time. do you feel like the findings of the inquest that tate— the findings of the inquest that nate now— the findings of the inquest that have now vindicated what you had to eay— have now vindicated what you had to eay. gtten— have now vindicated what you had to eay. gtten tnat— have now vindicated what you had to say, given that there was no atconot— to say, given that there was no atconot tn— to say, given that there was no alcohol in nicola— to say, given that there was no alcohol in nicola bully's body? i alcohol in nicola bully's body? rtttnt— alcohol in nicola bully's body? rtttnt ttts— alcohol in nicola bully's body? i think this is— alcohol in nicola bully's body? i think this is a— alcohol in nicola bully's body? i think this is a really,- alcohol in nicola bully's body? i think this is a really, really serious issue for every single woman in this country. i mean, the cops have not covered themselves in glory. i'm not going to talk about a dress or anything like that. rebecca smith detective superintendent needs to be called out. how dare she reveal a woman's is hrt state. her menopausal state. what she claims is her alcohol alcohol dependency . the doctor alcohol dependency. the doctor who gave evidence in the inquiry today in the in the inquest, she said she was never suicidal. she had a little blip when she got her hrt wrong. which anyone.

you're much too young know. so me when you're looking at older women. unsisterly rebecca said it happens to all women hrt. it's a balance you go through a really difficult time during the menopause. that information should never have been revealed because to do because it had nothing to do with disappearance . but it with her disappearance. but it should have been revealed should never have been revealed and the and it contradicted what the doctor said that she was never suicidal, which was what they were implying. and i think that it she, rebecca smith, should it is she, rebecca smith, should well apologise. yeah. for what she did. because. because the most important thing is, as we all know here on this sofa, that every thing that goes into the aether , into social media that aether, into social media that woman, that cop, brad did, becky nicola, they branded her an out a substance abuser and a person who was depressed , maybe even who was depressed, maybe even suicidal. and those are two little girls of hers. this is the important point. dan yeah, those two young daughters of hers , every time she goes, they hers, every time she goes, they go into the playground. now it

will be people whispering behind their hands. yeah, her mom was a drunk. how dare. yeah. and that a woman would do that to another . well, hopefully that changes after—r- . well, hopefully that changes| after—r to after the inquests. me but i do tntnt— after the inquests. me but i do tntnt wnat-e— after the inquests. me but i do think what's disgusting in think what's so disgusting in tetecca— think what's so disgusting in rebecca-the— think what's so disgusting in rebecca the police have tried rebecca is the police have tried to-ot— rebecca is the police have tried to-ot tne— rebecca is the police have tried to _of the attention i to divert all of the attention to divert all of the attention to eoctat— to divert all of the attention to social media— to divert all of the attention to social media sleuths when the reatty— to social media sleuths when the reattty te— to social media sleuths when the reattty te tt— to social media sleuths when the reality is it was— to social media sleuths when the reality is it was the— to social media sleuths when the reality is it was the police tnat— reality is it was the police tnat mate— reality is it was the police that made this— reality is it was the police that made this information putttc. — that made this information putttc. r— that made this information public. i mean,- that made this information public. .. that made this information public. i mean, look, i don't think many will behave well in this. it's true that there were some pretty disgusting people on the internet treating it like entertainment. it's true entertainment. and it's true that segment where that kay burley segment where she it up. she sort of like mocked it up. oh, was disgraceful. that oh, that was disgraceful. that tapestry— oh, that was disgraceful. that was honestly a— oh, that was disgraceful. that was honestly a chilling horrible. however, are not horrible. however, those are not people are employed solve people who are employed to solve this. the people this. the police were the people whose was to try and whose job it was to try and handle this appropriately. and they didn't. they i think they didn't. and they i think they didn't. and they i think they contributed this they really contributed to this narrative basically narrative that it was basically another they totally another gone girl. they totally into , basically, and into a story, basically, and they turned it into something. and, they that and, you know, they sully that woman's reputation. i write ttrttters— woman's reputation. i write thrillers, and is the exact thrillers, and this is the exact kind thing you do to kind of thing that you do to kind of thing that you do to kind of thing that you do to kind of make a character more compelling to calvin robinson.

i think they shouldn't be i just think they shouldn't be reteaetng— i just think they shouldn't be releasing information i just think they shouldn't be relec'isng information i just think they shouldn't be relec'is not information i just think they shouldn't be relec'is not pertinentiformation i just think they shouldn't be relec'is not pertinent to 'mation i just think they shouldn't be relec'is not pertinent to the ion that is not pertinent to the _tn- that is not pertinent to thei case._|'m losing case. and i think i'm losing tattt— case. and i think i'm losing tattnltne— case. and i think i'm losing faith .the police- case. and i think i'm losing faith the police actually. faith in the police actually. more— faith in the police actually. more on— faith in the police actually. more on this— faith in the police actually. more on this later. should we tetunt— more on this later. should we defunct-tte— more on this later. should we defund we shouldn't defund them? we shouldn't defund tnern. — defund them? we shouldn't defund tnern. -we— defund them? we shouldn't defund ttern-we nect— defund them? we shouldn't defund them. we need police, them. we need we need police, tut—tate— them. we need we need police, but—have higher- but we should have higher etantarte— but we should have higher standards-you. but we should have higher. standards-you know, but we should have higher- standards-you know, in standards for them. you know, in the-hours,— standards for them. you know, in the-hours, the- standards for them. you know, in the-hours, the met- the last 24 hours, the met ponce— the last 24 hours, the met. police—promoting police have been promoting pride,— police have been promoting pride, which— police have been promoting pride, which obviously pride, which is obviously ideologically— pride, which is obviously. ideologically _and ideologically political. and they-ve— ideologically political. and- them—peopte they've been endorsing people like—havel like peter tatchell, who have questionable— like peter tatchell, who have i questionable—on questionable moral stances on underage— questionable moral stances on .nde..ge_kind| questionable moral stances oni underage—kind of underage sex and these kind of things.— underage sex and these kind of wimp-w,— underage sex and these kind of things-very-faithl things. i have very little faith in-pouce— things. i have very little faith in-police right- things. i have very little faith in police right now. the in the met police right now. the thing— in the met police right now. the thing-had— in the met police right now. the thing-had one- in the met police right now. the thing-had one last- thing is, i just had one last thing. — thing is, i just had one last thing. vou— thing is, i just had one last thing. you know,- thing is, i just had one last thing. /:::. thing is, i just had one last thing. you know, this has been two days of this inquest. it's been very important information. can all remember nicola can we just all remember nicola bolly a beauty, awful young bolly as a beauty, awful young mum gorgeous daughters mum with two gorgeous daughters in a happy relationship and remember her as a woman who at the terrible accident that she was a beautiful human being. she was. may she rest in peace. and she should. she she should not. she was. yeah, indeed. and i agree— she was. yeah, indeed. and i agree with— she was. yeah, indeed. and i agree with all— she was. yeah, indeed. and i agree with all-that. - yeah, indeed. and i agree with all that. i will agree with all of that. i will euee— agree with all of that. i will just make— agree with all of that. i will just make one— agree with all of that. i will just make one point. it's so important— just make one point. it's so important when— just make one point. it's so important when the police force knew— important when the police force knew eee— important when the police force knew ene nee — important when the police force knew she had no— important when the police force knew she had no alcohol in her system— knew she had no alcohol in her ewenen wee— knew she had no alcohol in her system was after— knew she had no alcohol in her system was after the post—mortem

. wnen— system was after the post—mortem . nnen wee— system was after the post—mortem . that was months— system was after the post—mortem . that was months ago . and why . that was months ago. and why did . that was months ago. and why we tney— . that was months ago. and why we enew nen— . that was months ago. and why did they not release that information— did they not release that information and disgrace erg inne— information and disgrace erg into new — information and disgrace erg into this? .. into this? detective superintendent rebecca smith that whole inquiry into her behaviour , it's been given a behaviour, it's been given a clean bill of final word. if calvin and i both agree that the pence— calvin and i both agree that the pence ene— calvin and i both agree that the police are failing,— calvin and i both agree that the police are failing, admittedly for different— police are failing, admittedly for different reasons, to people wne— for different reasons, to people wne centenn— for different reasons, to people who couldn't be— for different reasons, to people who couldn't be more ideologically opposed in most ways,— ideologically opposed in most ways-n— ideologically opposed in most ways, is something ways, that is something is wen-e — ways, that is something is wrong. indeed,— ways, that is something is wrong. indeed, although, as amende— wrong. indeed, although, as amanda-we- wrong. indeed, although, as amanda _we do. wrong. indeed, although, as. amanda _we do need wrong. indeed, although, as- amanda _we do need to amanda says, and we do need to point— amanda says, and we do need to pointlout_ amanda says, and we do need to pointlout ee— amanda says, and we do need to pointlout asllegal- amanda says, and we do need to point out as legal note, point it out as a legal note, neneeenwe— point it out as a legal note, lancashire police were investigated - lancashire police were - investigated-separate investigated by two separate weneneeee— investigated by two separate watchdogs and— investigated by two separate watchdogs and were cleared of misconduct.— watchdogs and were cleared of misconduct. well,— watchdogs and were cleared of misconduct. well, that's ineneenw— misconduct. well, that's incredibly disappointing , i incredibly disappointing, i ennn. — incredibly disappointing, i think. now— incredibly disappointing, i think. now “ff incredibly disappointing, i think. min t” : incredibly disappointing, i- think. now rebecca read calvin robinson , amanda patel, stand robinson, amanda patel, stand by. because coming as gb by. because coming up, as gb news nigel farage news presenter nigel farage topples media establishment topples the media establishment at awards. at the tric awards. just like brexit, the msm's lefty luvvies couldn't accept the result. and so after their disdain for you, the voting viewers couldn't be clearer . has the voting viewers couldn't be clearer. has the broadcast industry shown itself to be severely out of touch ? we'll severely out of touch? we'll address that as we reveal the nominees for tonight's greatest

britain and union jackass. but up next in uncanceled with harry and meghan's stateside dream, crumbling around them has the couple been found out by the us media? the spirit of media? plus, could the spirit of the late princess diana be guiding the couple? there's a fresh tom bower bombshell on the way in just two minutes time. don't go anywhere .

time now for uncanceled and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and harry and meghan's media ambitions in the states rapidly crumbling with that multi—million multi —million dollar spotify contract multi—million dollar spotify contract cut and the wall contract cut short and the wall street journal exposing for street journal exposing them for achieving more cancellations and reject options than produce shows . now, this has prompted shows. now, this has prompted a netflix source to brief today

that they will continue to work together on a number of projects with harry and meghan, which they to with the they may be forced to with the mega—money out mega—money contract running out until could mark until 2025. but it could mark the of the line after that . the end of the line after that. hollywood sources told me netflix out too. they are netflix wants out too. they are envious spotify could envious the spotify exit could come so quickly. the contract with harry and meghan hasn't delivered. it's been a nightmare to from start finish to navigate from start to finish . biographer . so esteemed royal biographer tom bower with me now and tom, it almost feels like harry and meghan have been rumbled by hollywood. well absolutely. there seems to be this week's nee— there seems to be this week's news has been— there seems to be this week's news has been a— there seems to be this week's news has been a disaster for wnen— news has been a disaster for enen . — news has been a disaster for enen . we— news has been a disaster for them . it's actually- them. it's actually extraordinary how last week we thought, well, they haven't got any talent and what are they going to do? and suddenly the wnote— going to do? and suddenly the wnene en— going to do? and suddenly the whole of hollywood— gin g n:nin7’ and suddenly the whole of hollywood is gin g n:nin7 and suddenly the whole of hollywood is saying tney— whole of hollywood is saying enew een-n— whole of hollywood is saying they don't have— whole of hollywood is saying they don't have any talent. nnew-we— they don't have any talent. they've woken— they don't have any talent. they've woken up to it. ' n: they've woken up to it. and this ween— they've woken up to it. and this ween n— they've woken up to it. and this week, i think what we're discovering and i think hollywood will then follow on as well, hurtling well, is that they're hurtling towards mean, towards the precipice. i mean, they now battling for they really are now battling for survival. sussex has been survival. brand sussex has been so week the so damaged this week by all the attacks in america, it's very hard to see how they're going to

find an escape. but you think enee— find an escape. but you think ene-e going— find an escape. but you think ene-e going ne— �*" n: a" f but you think she's going to become an influence— she's going to become an influencer again and relaunch the influencer again and relaunch nne neene — influencer again and relaunch the team? well,— influencer again and relaunch the team? �*vw�*nzigc the team? well, what's so interesting week i heard interesting is this week i heard this story, which this extraordinary story, which i'm true because came i'm sure is true because it came from harry's lips that harry told a friend of his when he was in recently meghan in london recently that meghan is with diana and that is in touch with diana and that diana that diana is assuring princess diana, prince , diana, princess diana, prince, diana, the mother, and that meghan is assuring harry that his mother is absolutely sure what they're doing is right. and she supports them. absolutely in everything they're doing. and harry told this story to my source in absolute seriousness. he really does believe that meghan is talking to diana, his mother, and say and she's letting him think that meghan saying how he thinks that clearly. i mean , is thinks that clearly. i mean, is it an act? does she really think that she's in touch with diana beyond the grave? it's absolutely astonishing . but the absolutely astonishing. but the truth is that you've got these

two individuals now with harry living a life of complete and utter fantasy and in denial that he actually is a talentless , he actually is a talentless, very uneducated fellow who thinks his future is to ask president putin whether he suffered from childhood trauma and asking the pope, what about religion ? and mr pope and religion? and mr pope and meghan, who has kept her silence, who this week was hugely humiliated covid no dior contract, spotty fi offers. we predicted netflix problems as we predicted, where is she going to go now? she's been called a grifter . it's all go now? she's been called a grifter. it's all very go now? she's been called a grifter . it's all very difficult grifter. it's all very difficult yet they clearly are on two different planets and that's what's so interesting. but it's what's so interesting. but it's what diana would— what's so interesting. but it's what diana would have- g but it's what diana would have wanted. wnat-e— what diana would have wanted. nnen-e wnen— what diana would have wanted. that's what he _ what diana would have wanted. that's what he claims. i mean, we— that's what he claims. i mean, we need— that's what he claims. i mean, we new ne— that's what he claims. i mean, it's hard to believe— that's what he claims. i mean, it's hard to believe diana would ever, ever have— it's hard to believe diana would ever, ever have wanted him to wean— ever, ever have wanted him to treat william— ever, ever have wanted him to treat william in— ever, ever have wanted him to treat william in the way that he nee. — treat william in the way that he has. absolutely. _ treat william in the way that he has. absolutely. but- treat william in the way that he has. absolutely. but he- treat william in the way that he has. absolutely. but he needs reassurance and meghan has found the perfect vehicle to reassure him that all is well by telling

him that all is well by telling him that all is well by telling him that his mother approves of everything that's being done. but isn't it a fact rating eenween— but isn't it a fact rating contrast what's happened this ween— contrast what's happened this ween enewen— contrast what's happened this week, though, tom, because you eenweuw— week, though, tom, because you eenweuw newe— week, though, tom, because you actually have william. and look, some—criticised- actually have william. and look, some _criticised hisi some people have criticised his homelessness— homelessness project because new— homelessness project because tney-ne— homelessness project because they-it's-vawingl homelessness project because they it's varying too they think it's him varying too nwen— they think it's him varying too nwen inne— they think it's him varying too much into the— they think it's him varying too much into the political arena. nun— much into the political arena. nun enee— much into the political arena. new new nee— much into the political arena. but that has actually certainly a proj'ed— but that has actually certainly a proj'ect wnen— but that has actually certainly a project that diana would have wholeheartedly— a project that diana would have wholeheartedly support did. and it's wholeheartedly support did. and we eenweuw— wholeheartedly support did. and it's actually something practical— it's actually something practical that isn't about nineen— practical that isn't about himself and— practical that isn't about himself and it- practical that isn't about himself and it isn't critical and— himself and it isn't critical and n— himself and it isn't critical and it advances— himself and it isn't critical and it advances to the cause. ann— and it advances to the cause. no one— and it advances to the cause. no on— and it advances to the cause. and one of the— and it advances to the cause. and one of the issues- and it advances to the cause. and one of the issues which the sussexes claimed when they went to california in search of privacy was that they were going to do good for the world. and all they've really done is a lot of damage. and in the process of you didn't need to be in the royal family to do public services, according to them. exactly. disproving exactly. but they're disproving enow—nnew-wel exactly. but they're disproving. that,_they've done that, aren't they? they've done it brilliantly. now, you're- it brilliantly. now, you're neonng— it brilliantly. now, you're hearing some— c cc now, you're hearing some interesting developments in terms of prince nonwo— developments in terms of prince nanny-e conn— developments in terms of prince harry's court case— developments in terms of prince harry's court case versus mirror enown— harry's court case versus mirror enowp newspapers— harry's court case versus mirror group newspapers . ' group newspapers. and as i said to wow— group newspapers. and as i said to you some weeks ago, we were all thinking, harry can't win

the case because he hasn't produced any evidence against the mirror of hacking in any of the mirror of hacking in any of the 30 odd stories they produced in court. but what was very important today was that the mirror's case, their representative urged the judge not to give more than £500 damage is in any of the 30 instances. and what he was really saying was that he realised that the judge will is going to find one of the cases against the mirror group because no royal member or no member of the royal family has ever lost in a british court, as we saw with meghan, which was absolutely outrageous when she got away with it against the mail sunday, they didn't even mail on sunday, they didn't even go no, the judges go to trial. no, the judges refused trial and excused her refused to trial and excused her for giving an inaccurate statement, which we would call a lie. now, in this case, i don't think the judge is going to allow to harry be completely humiliated. he'll look for one case, one example, where he can say the mirror might have been

involved in some unauthorised activity. now, the issue then is how much the damage is. if he only gives 500, the reason why the case he mentioned 500 is because the mirror has clearly paid into court, which actually reduced losses to nothing. the cost cuts and puts the burden on harry. but it's exactly as i feared that actually in the end the royals get privileged treatment in the courts. well, of course, the truth and the truth suffers. and it also propens— truth suffers. and it also propene enn— “ti: and it also propels this deranged campaign nonn— propels this deranged campaign oonn enow— propels this deranged campaign ponn nnon nee— propels this deranged campaign pain that he's taking against wnen— pain that he's taking against wnon n— pain that he's taking against what i think— pain that he's taking against what i think is— pain that he's taking against what i think is freedom of the neee— what i think is freedom of the neee one— what i think is freedom of the press and the. _ what i think is freedom of the press and the. ennis what i think is freedom of the press and the. ronni“ what i think is freedom of the press and the. �*nw�*nzigt press and the. well, we hope that the judge will modify the way in which he delivers the verdict and perhaps still he may there be a total vindication there may be a total vindication . but the trouble is, of course, the mirror is damaged on the mirror is damaged goods on this issue. but what we're really faced with is that the sussexes tonight and this week in california are facing so many problems, so many challenges, so much derision, so much mocking of themselves that it's very

hard to see how they can sustain their moneymaking careers for much longer. well indeed. and of course, a loss us versus the- course, a loss us versus the minor— course, a loss us versus the minor wowe— course, a loss us versus the mirror would be _ course, a loss us versus the mirror would be utterly catastrophic— mirror would be utterly catastrophic financially, eepeenonw— catastrophic financially, especially and in reputation all too wen— especially and in reputation all too well .— especially and in reputation all too well . fascinating stuff. too well. fascinating stuff. anotnen— too well. fascinating stuff. another bowel— too well. fascinating stuff. another bowel bombshell . you've another bowel bombshell. you've done— another bowel bombshell. you've done it— another bowel bombshell. you've done it neon.— another bowel bombshell. you've done it again. tom— another bowel bombshell. you've done it again. tom bower, top royal— done it again. tom bower, top royal biographer,— done it again. tom bower, top royal biographer, will speak new— royal biographer, will speak next week— royal biographer, will speak next week .— royal biographer, will speak next week . but— royal biographer, will speak next week . but it's time now to next week. but it's time now to even— next week. but it's time now to reveal tonight's— next week. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest enown— reveal tonight's greatest britain and— reveal tonight's greatest britain and union jackass songw— britain and union jackass snongnk ko— britain and union jackass straight to my- britain and union jackass straight to my superstar panel, amende— straight to my superstar panel, amanda patel,— straight to my superstar panel, amanda patel, who are you nonknonng— amanda patel, who are you nominating as— amanda patel, who are you nominating as your greatest brit tonight?— nominating as your greatest brit tonight? — nominating as your greatest brit konngnw okay.— nominating as your greatest brit tonight? okay, so— nominating as your greatest brit tonight? [mg nominating as your greatest brit tonight? c tonight? okay, so what you like about fergie, the duchess of york? and i have in the past, i think that what she's done this week coming out and saying that she absolutely no signs of she had absolutely no signs of breast cancer, had a mammogram and tested positive and has now had a mastectomy, is really, really brave thing to do. and good on her. and yeah, should we have a little listen to her? we're actually taped doing the noncon— we're actually taped doing the podcast today— we're actually taped doing the

podcast today but tomorrow is because— podcast today but tomorrow is because tomorrow i'm going in for o— because tomorrow i'm going in for a mastectomy. “43?" ' n: because tomorrow i'm going in for a mastectomy. / n: for a mastectomy. yeah. and not a single mastectomy . but it's a single mastectomy. but it's very important that i speak about it . calvin very important that i speak about it. calvin robinson , your about it. calvin robinson, your gentee— about it. calvin robinson, your greatest fryston_ 0 calvin robinson, your greatest fryston nominee. gb wewe. — greatest fryston nominee. gb wewe. .— greatest fryston nominee. gb wewe. nwnnk— greatest fryston nominee. gb news. i want to— greatest fryston nominee. gb news. {ntq greatest fryston nominee. gb news. d . news. i want to congratulate our colleagues on winning two awards. the that is so truly knot— awards. the that is so truly knot is— awards. the that is so truly knot is eo— awards. the that is so truly that is so cruelly- awards. the that is so truly that is so cruelly . - : the that is so truly that is so cruelly . 30" c : the that is so truly that is so cruelly . jnin" . g that is so cruelly. don't give it. that is so cruelly. don't give in no— that is so cruelly. don't give it. do you want to congratulate our colleagues? i do, but that's neokw— our colleagues? i do, but that's neokw crawley- — our colleagues? i do, but that's really crawley. i— our colleagues? i do, but that's really crawley. i mean,- ” fg7 i do, but that's really crawley. .. our colleagues? i do, but that's really crawley. i mean, we did. crowkew— really crawley. i mean, we did. we so— really crawley. i mean, we did. crawley so what's— really crawley. .. n: n: crawley so what's crawley in engnene — crawley so what's crawley in english? that's— crawley so what's crawley in english? f c. english? that's psyche up. that's english? that's psyche up. were not— english? that's psyche up. were no n— english? that's psyche up. that's not a word— english? f c. that's not a word either. andrew— that's not a word either. andrew baker— that's not a word either. andrew baker read- that's not a word either. andrew baker read your nomination. mine is daisy eooowkn— nomination. mine is daisy goodwin, who— nomination. mine is daisy goodwin, who is- mine is daisy goodwin, who is the tv producer wno— goodwin, who is the tv producer wno conne— goodwin, who is the tv producer wno ow— goodwin, who is the tv producer who came out and— goodwin, who is the tv producer who came out and said that none— who came out and said that daniel korski— who came out and said that daniel korski had allegedly groped— daniel korski had allegedly groped nen— daniel korski had allegedly groped her. and i think it's an kneneoknw— groped her. and i think it's an incredibly brave— groped her. and i think it's an incredibly brave thing to do. snee— incredibly brave thing to do. she's successful, very she's a very successful, very together—had. she's a very successful, very- together_had nothing together person who had nothing together person who had nothing ko-knke— together person who had nothing ko-knke-knon- to gain from this other than ponnnne— pointing out that he's a wrong'un probably, yeah. nonwo— wrong'un probably, yeah. oney-o green— wrong'un probably, yeah. daisy's great, actually. and that is that daniel korski is a slippery, gutless little weasel because he's meant to be here right now . now doing an right now. now doing an interview with us where he could

have denied it, but he's refused to do that. he's refused to speak to you. and i think he's now finished when comes to now finished when it comes to the mayoralty anyway. but the london mayoralty anyway. but look, course it's going to be look, of course it's going to be calvin robinson, but not because we're blowing our we're just blowing our own trumpet news, because trumpet here at gb news, because i think it's so i actually think it's so important the way that the important that the way that the luvvies room treated luvvies in the room treated nigel farage on stage today, they showing contempt for they were showing contempt for you news viewers . amanda you as gb news viewers. amanda patel, your union. jack acas nominee. please okay, i'm going to nominate— nominee. please okay, i'm going to nominate the— okay, i'm going to nominate the everyone who is neenoneknke— to nominate the everyone who is neeponeknke kn— to nominate the everyone who is responsible in the— to nominate the everyone who is responsible in the lancashire ponce— responsible in the lancashire none for— responsible in the lancashire police for revealing nicola nwkw-e— police for revealing nicola bully's private— police for revealing nicola bully's private details. should never have happened . her medical never have happened. her medical neon,— never have happened. her medical history, whatever— never have happened. her medical history, whatever .— never have happened. her medical history, whatever . and it should history, whatever. and it should nappen— history, whatever. and it should never happen again. and they enown— never happen again. and they should _their_ never happen again. and they should their heads in should hang their heads in semen — should hang their heads in eonnen vee— should hang their heads in shame. yesiand- should hang their heads in shame. “nit: ' shame. yes, and of course, detective inspector detective chief inspector rebecca smith as well. let we say that targeted— rebecca smith as well. let we say that targeted _you . say that targeted earlier you targeted — say that targeted earlier you konoekeo nen— say that targeted earlier you targeted her earlier in the enow— targeted her earlier in the show, didn't— targeted her earlier in the show, didn't you, calvin konkneon— show, didn't you, calvin robinson, your union jack nominee. mine- robinson, your union jack nominee. mine is the metropolitan police for pushing the lgbtq+ agenda, which is divisive , political and should divisive, political and should be nowhere near the police force, but also for endorsing peter tatchell, has very

peter tatchell, who has very questionable views underage questionable views on underage sex. and rebecca reid, your wnon— sex. and rebecca reid, your jack— sex. and rebecca reid, your union jack mine's- snix and rebecca reid, your union jack mine's matt hancock , union jack mine's matt hancock, wnen— union jack mine's matt hancock, wnkn ke— union jack mine's matt hancock, wnkn n o— union jack mine's matt hancock, which is a perennial favourite, not— which is a perennial favourite, but particularly— which is a perennial favourite, but particularly i— which is a perennial favourite, but particularly i just but particularly i was just neokw— but particularly i was just really-by- but particularly i was just. really-by-constant really struck by this constant repennon— really struck by this constant retention-n— really struck by this constant repetition - i don't - really struck by this constant repetition i don't like repetition about i don't like talking— repetition about i don't like talking-my- repetition about i don't like talking my feelings, talking about my feelings, but i will talking about my feelings, but i wkkk-onowk— talking about my feelings, but i will-about-fact- talking about my feelings, but i will about fact that i will talk about the fact that i new— will talk about the fact that i nekklkowe— will talk about the fact that i fell-love while _ will talk about the fact that i fell-love while i- will talk about the fact that i fell love while i have left fell in love while i have left my— fell in love while i have left no wne— fell in love while i have left my we own— fell in love while i have left my wife and have children. just so gooenew— my wife and have children. just so gooenew-nn- my wife and have children. just so gauchely- his desirei so gauchely handled. his desire to is just agonising to be famous is just agonising and embarrassing. fornicator, aduu and embarrassing. fornicator, oown — and embarrassing. fornicator, oown .— and embarrassing. fornicator, adult era. i have— and embarrassing. fornicator, adult era. i have to- and embarrassing. fornicator, adult era. i have to say.- tc g fornicator, adult era. i have to say. cj�*" adult era. i have to say. of wn— adult era. i have to say. of course it's matt— adult era. i have to say. of course it's matt hancock. today's union. jack jackass. great choice , rebecca. i thought great choice, rebecca. i thought his performance today and by the way, i use that word purposefully, it was a performance. this is not the real hancock that you're seeing. as rebecca says , he claims that as rebecca says, he claims that he doesn't want to talk about his feelings. what absolute rubbish . that's all he's done. rubbish. that's all he's done. he's trying to manipulate the inquiry . he's he's trying to manipulate the inquiry. he's trying to manipulate you . so he's going to manipulate you. so he's going to be called to account, i hope, over the next couple of years. but the guy, as calvin says, is a slippery snake. so we have to be very conscious to keep track

of all of his lies. and it was a massive lie today to say he doesn't like talking about his emotions. that's all he's done for the past couple of years. calvin robinson, rebecca reid and amanda patel. my superstar panel and amanda patel. my superstar panel, thank you so much for being with us today. i'm back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. we've got lots, including jim davidson and angela levin . next davidson and angela levin. next up, though, it's headliners. good night .